THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 30, 1919 17

Hanuka Youth
Story Revives
Tale of Golem

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Hanuka is inspiring the
publication of a series of
books for children, Holt,
Rinehart and Winston hav-
ing made it one of its proj-
ects.
The newest is a tale by a
revival of an old theme by
Peter Ruggill.
In "The Return of the
Golem," the author com-
bines a Hanuka celebration
in a family environment
and the children's imagina-
tive vision of a rabbi invok-
\-i. the power of the Golem
/prevent an anti-Semitic
massacre.
After a traditional eve-
ning of fun, the youth
dream up a tale of Rabbi
Yosef molding a Golem
out of clay. The danger to
Jews is averted by the
Golem and then he be-
comes a menace to his
environment. Rabbi
Yosef reappears to re-
store the Golem to clay.
When the mother ques-
tions the children's imagi-
nation, there is a return to
Hanuka jollity.

Kennedy Raps
Carter on PLO

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WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy
(D-Mass.) believes that the
Carter Administration's
position with respect to the
Palestine Liberation
Organization is a cause of
"concern among Israelis."
He also said, on a televi-
- sion interview, that no con-
ditions can be "superim-
posed" on Egypt and Israel
in their negotiations.
Kennedy said that "the
negotiations have to con-
tinue between Egypt and Is-
rael" and expressed "hope
that the process will con-
tinue" and that "other coun-
tries of the Middle East will
join."
He said "I do think there
is concern among Israelis
about the Administration's
posture and position with
regard to the PLO" and re-
ferred to "the ambivalence
of the Administration's
position as indicated by the
informal contacts in Vie-
nna, by Mr. (Andrew)
Young's conversations and
by Mr. (Zbigniew)
Brzezinski's meeting with
(Yasir) Arafat in Algeria.
This is a matter I am sure, of
concern to the Israelis,
about what the U.S. posi-
tion is," Kennedy said.
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BUENOS AIRES (JTA)
— Yehoram Gaon, the Is-
raeli singer and actor, has
arrived here for a tour. He
was introduced in a pro-
gram of the official Argen-
tine television station at a
special luncheon offered by
Argentine actress Marta
Legrand.
Gaon, however, said he
could not eat the food on the
menu because it was not
kosher. Instead of eating, he
sang some of his songs, re-
marking they are always
"kosher."

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