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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Whoso rewardeth evil for
good, evil shall not depart
from his home.
—Proverbs
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Poverty is no disgrace to
man, but it is confoundedly
inconvenient.
—Rev. Sydney Smith
ADL Queries University
Over Faculty Libya Visit
LOS ANGELES (JTA) —
The Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith
regional office here has
asked Dr. Glen Terrell,
president of Washington
State University (WSU), for
an explanation of the re-
ported participation of uni-
versity staff members in a
recent trip of American
black leaders to Tripoli,
Libya.
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Conference (SCLC), the
black studies department of
WSU coordinated the recent
visit of 18 black Americans
to meet with and present
the Martin Luther King Jr.
Award to Libyan leader
Muammar Qaddafi.
David Stahl, ADL's
Pacific Northwest regional
director, in a letter to Ter-
rell, wrote, The trip, which
was apparently coordinated
by an academic department
of a public university, pro-
vided one of the most incon-
gruous juxtapositions of
ideologies in recent history
by connecting the memory
of the non-violent Dr. Mar-
tin Luther King Jr. with the
tawdry and bloodstained
figure of Col. Qaddafi."
The ADL regional
office has asked Terrell
to respond to questions
regarding the role of a
tax-supported institution
planning and coordinat-
ing dealings with a gov-
ernment which supports
and harbors terrorists
who are declared
enemies of the United
States and "our most
cherished values."
In addition, the ADL has
inquired as to the extent the
university and its staff par-
ticipated in financing this
trip; if university funds
were utilized, and whether
the participants from WSU
represented the university
or its black studies depart-
ment. The ADL also in-
quired as to whether Terrell
and his administration
have disavowed any connec-
tion with the SCLC mission
and its dealings with Qad-
dafi, Stahl said.
Last week, a nationally-
syndicated black columnist
charged that the King
Award to Qaddafi was the
last-minute idea of the
delegation leader and that
the SCLC was unaware that
the award was going to be
presented to Qaddafi.
Begin Is Praised
by Anwar Sadat
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TEL AVIV (JTA) —
President Anwar Sadat of
Egypt had high praise for
Israeli Premier Menahem
Begin last week. He also
said he saw no obstacles on
the road to implementing
the Israeli-Egyptian peace
treaty and reiterated his
pledge to appoint an Egyp-
tian ambassador to Israel
next year after Israeli forces
withdraw to the El Ai ish-
Ras Mouhammed line in
Sinai.
Sadat, who visited El
Arish in northern Sinai for
prayer services in celebra-
tion of the Moslem feast of
Id el Adha, spoke to a group
of Israeli journalists who
were permitted to enter the
Egyptian-held town.
He said Begin's contribu-
tion to the peace process was
enormous. But he refused to
comment on the possible
implications any changes in
the Israeli government may
have for the peace process.
These are an internal issue
of Israel, he told the report-
ers.
Detroiters to Attend Parley
of Young Israel in Cleveland
aml
Rabbi James I. Gordon of workshops , on pro-
Young Israel of Oak-Woods gramming for youth,
and Rabbi Feivel Wagner of singles, young marrieds
Young Israel of Greenfield and the aged.
The local steering com-
will lead a delegation of 40
persons from Detroit for a mittee is comprised of
Young Israel convention Harry Blitz, chairman; and
Hyman Brown, Henry Bod-
Nov. 16-18 in Cleveland.
The conference theme is zin, Bernard Cohen, Milton
"Young Israel in the '80s." Duchan, Bea Eisenman,
Among the topics to be dis- Rabbi Gordon, Eva Hertz,
cussed are: "Young Israel Louis Horowitz, Jerome W.
Ideology," "How to Prepare Novetsky, Phyllis
for the Next Generation," Novetsky, Sam Novetsky,
The Orthodox Woman in Sam Platt, Dr. Bert
Contemporary Society" and Schreiber, Raiselle Snow,
"The Phenomenon of the David Tanzman, Wilbert
Simkovitz and Rabbi
Baal T'shuva."
There also will be Wagner.
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Solel Service Hosts Singer
Euni Rose will sing at
Shabat services 8 p.m. today
at Cong. Solel, Brighton.
Rabbi Joseph Gutmann will
conduct the service.
Mrs. Rose professionally
entertained all of her life
with her twin sister, Eudi.
Known as the Tracey
Twins, they have appeared
on the Steve Allen and Ar-
thur Godfrey Shows,
American Bandstand and in
clubs through the U.S. and
Canada.
She has conducted chil-
dren's choirs here and in
Buffalo, N.Y., for 14 years.
She is the director of Temple
Emanu-El's youth choir and
Southfield's children's
chorus-.
Mrs. Rose will teach
songs following services.
She will be accompanied
by Sharon Gutmann.
For information about
Cong. Solel's services, call
in Howell Terry Preston,
517-548-2262; Irene Doren,
517-546-0182; or in Oak
Park, Barbara Levy, 398-
0152.
Services are held in St.
Paul's Episcopal Church at
the Mill Pond, 200 W. St.
Paul St., Brighton.
Victims of German Terror
Memorialized at Service
Beth Abraham Hillel
Moses.
Rabbi -Max Kapustin,
Wayne State University
professor and former direc-
tor of the Hillel Foundation
on the WSU campus, will be
guest speaker.
Participating in the pro-
gram with Rabbi Kapustin
"The Middle East and will be Rabbis Israel I. Hal-
American Society," will be pern and A. Irving Schnip-
discussed 8 p.m. today at per, Cantors Shabtai Ac-
Cong. Shaarey Zedek as kerman and Israel Fuchs
part of its "Great Weekend" and honorary president of
celebration. Simha Dinitz, the congregation, Sigmund
Israel's former ambassador Lowenthal.
The public is invited.
to the United States, will be
guest speaker.
At 11 a.m. Saturday, dur- Naval Grocery
ing Shabat services, the
HAIFA — The U.S. Navy
ambassador will discuss is experimenting with pur-
"Prospects for Peace."
chasing fresh fruit and pro-
Sponsored by the Sarah duce in Israel for its Sixth
W. Davidson and William Fleet, based in the Mediter-
M. Davidson families, the ranean.
lectures are being presented
The supply ship USS San
under the aegis of Shaarey Diego recently Rurchased
Zedek's cultural commis- fresh produce in Haifa for
sion of whichMrs. Peter A. the fleet. The fleet operates
Martin is chairman, and Dr. 45 ships and 200 aircraft
Martin is co-chairman.
manned by 23,000 men.
The lectures are open to
the public free of charge.
A service in memory of
the victims of Kristallnacht
(Crystal Night), a night of
violence against German
Jews, Nov. 8, 1938, will be
held 2 p.m. Sunday at Cong.
Simha Dinitz
Here for SZ
UNIFIL Funded
UNITED NATIONS
(JTA) — The General As-
sembly approved a recom-
mendation last Thursday
from its Administrative and
Budgetary Committee on
the short-term financing of
the United Nations Interim
Force in Lebanon. The cur-
rent, mandate of the force
continues until mid-
December.
The Assembly's decision
was by a vote of 82-16 with
five abstentions.
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