42 Friday, July 20, 1919 7th Tactetts oVist/ coott, to- oe corneii DISCO CLASSES FALL 1979 t Music by THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Noshrim Mission to Alert Peers About Israeli Life interview in her office at the NEW YORK (JTA) — WZO headquarters in New The arrival of a group of 38 York. Russian youngsters, chil- She said she discussed her dren of Soviet Jewish "nos- hrim" — dropouts — now , idea later on with Leon Dul- residing in the U.S., in Is- "zin, chairman of the Jewish Agency and the WZO rael is the result of an idea Executives, and the idea conceived a few months ago then started to shape up and when Charlotte Jacobson, was carried out , by the chairman of the World American Zionist Youth Zionist = Organization - Foundation. American Section, met with The project, which is Soviet Jews in Vienna. named "Hope," is a six- "I was amazed to see how week visit to Israel, de- little they knew about Is- signed to shoW the chil- rael and the reality of life in dren of "noshrim" the the Jewish state," Mrs. Jacobson recalled during an realities of Israel, includ- ing the successful ab- sorption of Soviet Jews who came to settle in the country after they left the Soviet Union. Big or small, we custom "We tried to make it clear the music to your needs. to members of the group 968-2563 that their visit in Israel will not be a vacation but a mis- sion," Mrs. Jacobson said. The youngsters, high school students from all over the U.S. ranging in ages from 15 to 18, were told, Mrs. Jacobson contin- ued, that when they return back from their visit, "you have an obligation to tell people here and to write your friends and families in the Soviet Union about life discount in Israel." 851-5079 - According to Mrs. Sam Barnett invitations in blume inviting and exciting paper goods for all occasions calligraphy 20% marcia blume Jacobson, about 200 Soviet Jewish students across the country applied to the AZYF to enroll in the program, and 38 were selected. The group is comprised of 10 students from New York, eight from Philadelphia, six Jewish Journalist Forms Dutch JDL AMSTERDAM (JTA) — Hans Knoop, a Dutch Jewish journalist whose ar- ticles in 1976 led to the ar- rest of Nazi war criminal Pieter Menten, has revealed himself as organizer of a "Jewish Defense League" in Holland with the stated purpose of reacting physi- cally to verbal manifesta- tions of anti-Semitism. His group has claimed credit for stoning the edito- rial offices of the daily Haagse Post two weeks ago after the newspaper pub- lished interviews with sev- eral Dutch soldiers in the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) who made anti-Semitic re- marks. Knoop, 35, who is active in the Dutch branch of Herut, first made his disclo- sure in an interview pub- lished recently in the weekly Elseviers. A group of about 30 persons declared themselves members of the Dutch JDL. from Boston, five from Chicago, five from San Francisco, three from Los Angeles and one from De- nver. Each student paid $200 toward the cost of the trip and the remainder of the $1,000 expense was sub- sidized by the AZYF, Mrs. Jacobson said. During their visit, mem- bers of the group will meet with Israeli officials, visit Israeli universities and farms, meet with Israeli •A complete line of the latest in fashion jewelry for men and women. •Certified Gemologist on premises •Appraisal work •Expert jewelry repair. 32802 FRANKLIN RD. FRANKLIN VILLAGE 48025 851-7111 10 AM-6 PM MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 AM-5 PM SATURDAY ORCHESTRA Eyebrows Neckline Arms Legs FREE CONSULTATION SHIRLEY PERSIN . Registered Electrologist ADVANCE BUILDING 23077 GREENFIELD. 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