6 Friday, September 1, 1919

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Howard Honored, Board Elected $400,000 Raised at HMC Event
at Annual DSG Stag Day Event

(Continued from Page 1)
"will not be a center of
death. but a center of life.
Arthur Howard, who is of the Detroit Service Group Campaign divisions.
The HMC will hold the
The new _at-large mem- secret of this life which is
stepping down as president after six years, was honored
Thursday at the DSG's an- bers are Harold Berry, Paul
biblical.
nual Stag Day at Tam-O- D. Borman, N. Brewster
"As the world was
Broder, Lester S. Burton, shaped by the Bible,
Shanter Country Club.
The Detroit Service Sol Cicurel. Sol R. Colton, people will learn ethics,
Group, the year-round Benjamin H. Frank, Dr. politics and new hope
organization of Campaign Conrad L. Giles,•Marvin H. from our survival.
volunteers, sponsors the Goldman. Dr. Milton H.
"What we do tonight will
annual day of golf, tennis Goldrath, Earl Grant.
help teach this Bible to the
and relaxation which is
Also Thomas I. Klein, Jay whole world."
capped by an awards M. Kogan, Dr. Ellsworth
Dr. Greenberg said, "The
dinner.
Levine, Milton Lucow,
Howard was presented Myron L. Milg-rom, Milton Holocaust — the deliberate
with an Israel peace medal, J. Miller, David S. Mondry, and methodical murder of
commemorating the sign- Joseph H. Orley, Jack A. some six million Jews and
ing of the Israel-Egypt Robinson, Morris Rochlin, non-Jews as well — was not
just a matter of being a
peace treaty. Campaign Bob Rosenthal.
tragedy or another atrocity.
leaders, including General
Also Samuel Schiff, I.
Chairmen David Handle- William Sherr, Alex Sklar, We feel that what was in-
man and Irving R. Selig- Robert Slatkin, Robert A. volved is of such importance
GUY MINNELLA
man,
were also honored Steinberg, George M. Stutz, that it's something all
International
Americans have to confront.
with medals.
Joel D. Tauber, Norman
Hair Styling
Before the awards pre- Wachler, Dr. Seymour S. For example, I think the
Award Winner
sentation, Howard Weiner. Bernard Weisberg process of mass-murder was
made possible by bureauc-
presided over the elec-
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and William M. Wetsman.
racy. When bureaucracy-
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of
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Call for your appt.
DSG
officers
for
the
corn-
and
technology function
large to the Detroit Serv-
24901 Northwestern
ing year will be elected at that way — this is not just a
ice Group board. The re-
the board's first meeting.
Suite 111
matter for Jews. Unless one
maining members of the
comes to grips with it, it can
Heritage Bldg.
105-member board are
Israelis Rescue
happen again."
S.W. Corner of Evergreen
designated by specific
He said the Holocaust
41 Boat People
Commission will recom-
TEL AVIV (JTA) — An mend to the President that a
Israeli merchant vessel re- living museum be built in
scued 41 Vietnamese refu- Washington. •
gees in the South China Sea
"We're also recom-
last week after their boat mending that an educa-
sank in a storm, Israel tional foundation be set
Radio reported.
up which would work
The Israeli container with groups and institu-
ship, Zim Sydney. respon- tions all around the coun-
ded to a message by an try to develop curricula,
American plane which spot- to communicate what
ted the refugees in a life happened, and to sup-
boat, according to the re- port research to help
port. After rescuing the ref- society confront the les-
ugees the Israeli vessel con- sons of the Holocaust.'L
tinued on its trip to Singa- He said they will also ask
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pore.
that a group be estab-
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Israel has taken in about lished, "a kind of commit-
200 Vietnamese refugees as tee of moral leaders in
Just South
permanent residents over American life," to meet
of 12 Mile Rd.
the past two years.
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evidence of genocide or
potential genocide any-
where in the world.
"He
added.
"The
Holocaust was horrible and
broke so many accepted
norms. You know, we flatter
ourselve's that this is the
20th Century, an age of pro-
gress and moral superiority.
It's hard for somebody in
this century to admit that
this was done not just in this
century, but by educated
and civilized people.
"For 20 years, no one
wanted to hear abotit it, and
now for the last decade or
two there's been a growing
interest. The TV series was
really the foam, the top
layer of that interest. A host
of things have happened to
spread this consciousness,
but for the Holocaust to be
understood will take a much
broader consciousness."
Supplementing the re-
marks of Dr. Greenberg,
whose message inspired
generous gifts from the 80
members of the Holocaust
Center committee,
Dorfman, speaking for the
survivors, said:
"By coming tonight you
are setting an example.
Your participation will
show the rest of the com-
munity that we are back-
ing up our words with ac-
tion.
"We who experienced the
Holocaust, and those who
share in its memory, are
about to -undertake a project
that will be most important

to our children and our chil-
dren's children and to all
Jews and for all people." To-
gether we will make sure
there will be no forgetting. -
ting."
Originally. instituted by
Shaarit Haplaytah, the
organization of survivors
from Nazism, the dedication
to the idea drew
community-wide support
when the boards of the
Jewish Community Center
and the Jewish Welfare
Federation moved to coop-
erate in making the project
a reality.
The Holocaust Memoria
Center endowment funds
will be under the supervi-
sion of the United Jewish
Charities, the senior agency
of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration.
Sam Hechtman, chair-
man of the memorial cen-
ter's building committee,
announced there will be
no delays in planning
construction work and
the committee will meet
with architects in the
coming few days for
planning activities.

Rabbi
Charles
Rosenzveig, director of the
Holocaust Memorial Cen-
ter, gave the background of
the project. Other partici-
pants were: Louis Berry,
Phillip Stollman, Gustav
Berenholz and David
Hermelin. George Zeltzer,
Federation president, also
addressed the gathering.

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Shown at the meeting of Holocaust Memorial
Center supporters are, from left, guest speaker Dr.
Irving Greenberg, Rabbi Charles Rosenzveig, Henry
Dorfman and Gustav Berenholz.

Yadin Walks Out of Cabinet
Session Over Settlements

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Deputy Premier Yigael
Yadin walked out of the
Cabinet meeting Sunday
when his colleagues refused
to reconsider a decision by
the ministerial committee
on - settlements, while he
was in the U.S., to establish
four new Jewish settle-
ments in the West Bank.
Yadin, who is a member
of the committee, returned
later after an appeal by
Premier Menahem Begin.
However, the Cabinet's ac-
tion on the decision was
postponed.
Yadin's Democratic Party
feels that no new settle-
ments should be established
while- the peace negotia-

tions are in process. He re-
portedly charged that the
ministerial committee's de-
cision violated an earlier -
decision that for the present
the government would only
thicken existing settle-
ments.
Yadin said Sunday that if
tinue his appeal at the next
Cabinet meeting. Agricul-
ture Minister Ariel Sharor
head of the ministeriA
committee, said that prep-
arations for the four settle-
dients would also continue.

Yadin said today that if
the matter is not resolved to
his satisfaction "I will
understand the implica-
tions of the situation."

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