Frithy, August 4, 1918 51 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS El Al Names Vice President JERUSALEM — El Al Is- rael Airlines has appointed "Yeri" Shrem as senior vice president for North.and Central America. Born in Jerusalem and educated in Israel, Shrem began his airline career as traffic manager with British Airways in Africa, Egypt and Israel. His career in El Al started with the company's first flight on July 31, 1949. c New ummer Hours Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5:00 U.S.-Soviet Arts Exchange Is Scrutinized in Periodical NEW YORK — A grow- ing feeling that the United States is undermining the cause of human rights- by engaging in an organized cultural exchange program with the Soviet Union, is examined in a story by Jonathan Braun featured on the front page in the cur- rent issue of The Jewish Week. The formal, organized ex- change program began in January 1958 and is valid until 1979. However, the agreement, according to The Jewish Week, is run- ning into trouble. 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Snavely David H. Wolock Joan Israel Dean John Abbott Richard Volpe by Doran for Circuit Judge. 4040 W. Maple Rd., Birmingham. Michigan. Judith Dennehy DORAN Afikomen Prize NEW YORK — Although her husband, Dr. Aaron Yalow, was the highlight speaker of the evening, the center of attraction at the banquet of the Max Gilbert Hebrew Academy in Syra- cuse, N.Y. was Dr. Roslyn S. Yalow, his wife, who re- cently won the Nobel Laureate in Medicine. According to the Jewish Post and Opinion, the even- ing honored the memory of Rabbi Samuel and Mrs. Esther Yalow, who had served Cong. Ahavath Achim for over 50 years. Dr. Aaron Yalow told the audi- ence that when he brought his intended to the Passover Seder at his father's house and she found the afikomen, she asked as her prize their son. out of a $6,500 performance payment. However, it is very im- portant for Soviet per- formers to receive recog- nition in the West accord- ing to Herbert Kupfer- berg, author of The Raised Curtain," a report on Soviet-American cul- tural and academic trade, published by the Twentieth Century Fund. The Jewish Week says the criticism of the ex- change program is growing with the crackdown on Soviet dissidents. Violinist Iiaac Stern and playwright Edward Albee are among the critics of the Soviet- American cultural trade. 1111 14 11 \1 1St Dante Photogra a ky _qxiNe,stZtot't‘ gcTv P. Wificr Aone Raining Dollars MINNEAPOLIS — Mil- lionaire Percy Ross, nicknamed the "Jewish Santa Claus" of Min- neapolis, gave away $16,500 in silver dollars in a Minneapolis parade last week. A dozen security guards watched Ross throw the dol- lars to the crowd from atop the trunk of a convertible during the parade. 398-6894 sp..i.AzJf? 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