26. Friday, April 11, 1980

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Synagogue Council Campaign Focuses on Jerusalem

NEW YORK (JTA) —
The Synagogue Council of
America (SCA) has an-
nounced a three-point ac-
tion program on May 14 to
celebrate the 13th anniver-
sary of the unification of
Jerusalem that will em-
phasize to Americans of all
faiths the central role of

The Cultural Commission
of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek

Cordially Invites You To Hear

DR. ROBERT JASTROW

Director of the Institute For Space Studies
National Aeronautics And Space Administration
(N.A.S.A.)

(Prominent SPACE SCIENTIST AND
AUTHORITY ON LIFE IN THE COSMOS)

Tues. Eve., April - 15th

8 p.m.

on a discussion of

"GOD AND
THE ASTRONOMERS"

(Sponsored by the Berry Family)

at

Congregation Shaarey Zedek

27375 Bell Road, Southfield

No Charge

The Community Is Invited

Jerusalem as the capital of
Israel from the days of King
David.
Rabbi Arthur Lelyveld,
president of the national
coordinating agency for the
Conservative, Orthodox
and Reform rabbinic con-
gregational organizations,
said the May 14 program
will initiate "A Year of Re-
dedication to Jerusalem."
Rabbi Bernard Man-
delbaum, executive vice

president and director of
research of the SCA, said
the program will include
a petition drive to obtain
the signatures of one mil-
lion Americans who' will
commit themselves to se-
eing Jerusalem as a "un-
ified city, the capital of
Israel, and who will ask
President Jimmy Carter
`to advance the cause of
peace of Jerusalem.' "
The petition will be pre-

Ex-INS Official DeVito
Jailed on Contempt Charge

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Former Immigration and
Naturalization Service
(INS) investigator Anthony
DeVito, a defense witness in
a federal libel case by al-
leged Nazi war criminal
Tscherim Soobzokov, has
been imprisoned since
March 25 because of his re-
fusal to answer a question
during hiS deposition.
Soobzokov is a resident of
Paterson, N.J., where he is
the chief of the Purchasing
Department for Passaic
County.
On Dec. 5, 1979, the U.S.
Attorney General's Office
and the Justice Depart-
ment's Office of Special In-
vestigation (OSI) served
him with a denaturalization
notice, accusing him of con-
cealing his collaboration
with the Waffen SS and his.
participation in Nazi at-
rocities in and around
Krasnador, in the Trans-
caucasus.
DeVito, who retired
early from INS in 1974 to
protest, against what he
said was years of coverup
by the INS on the subject
of Nazi war criminals, is a
witness in Soobzokov's
federal libel case against
Quadrangle Books; the
New York Times; CBS,
Inc.; Fawcett Books; and
Howard Blum, author of
"Wanted: The Search for
Nazi War Criminals in
America."
(In Soobzokov's state libel
suit, DeVito, who is por-
trayed in "Wanted," is also a
defendant.)
DeVito was ordered re-

Varied Program
for Hebrew U.
Foreign Students

JERUSALEM — This
year's program at Hebrew
University's School for
Overseas Students offers
several interesting choices.
Students may choose
from a four-year BA, BS
program designed for those
who wish to obtain their
first degree in Israel; a
one-year program in which
credits are transferable to
the students's home univer-
sity; or summer courses
which provide an academic
background in major as-
pects of Judaic, Israel and
Middle East studies.
For information, contact
American Friends. of He-
brew University, 1140 Ave-
nue of the Americas, New
York 10036.

Life though short, is a
working day.

manded to the Metropolitan
Correction Center in Man-
hattan by U.S. District
Judge Gerard Goettel, of the
Southern District of New
York, when he refused to
answer a question posed by
Michael Dennis, Soob-
zokov's attorney, regarding
the "source of funds that
enabled him to go to the
Soviet Union to gather evi-
dence about Nazi war crim-
inals in the U.S.
DeVito, who is acting
as his own attorney, re-
fused to answer on the
grounds that he had
given his word never to
reveal this source.
He was placed under a
civil contempt order by
Goettel and jailed indefi-
nitely until he answers the
question. Reliable sources
have indicated that DeVito
may be released shortly on
his own recognizance but
may have to pay a fine.

sented to Carter between
Rosh Hashana and Yom
Kippur.
The otehr two elements in
the program will consist of
publishing a booklet
entitled, "Next Year in
Jerusalem," which will in-
clude statements from rab-
binic literature on the
pivotal role of the Holy City
in the history and daily life
of the Jewish people; and
placing ads in leading
dailies throughout the
country on the central role
of Jerusalem in the reli-
gious life of the Jewish
people, which will be head-
lined, "Jerusalem of Peace,
In One World, under. God."

My Mother
always taught
me to . . .

dress warmly, eat the right
foods, pick good
company, work hard, be
fair with my customers,
always give them extra
value for their money .. .
"I always follow her
advice. That's why I'm the
country's top Cadillac
salesman.
'Thank you, Mother!' "

AL KLINE

Cali nic or write me at:

DALGLEISH
CADILLAC

6160 Cass Ave.
Detroit 48202

(313) 875-0300

"Michigan's Largest
Cadillac Dealer"

In Conjunction With
SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST

CONG. BETH ACHIM

Invites the Jewish Community to Hear

JOSEPH
TEKULSKY

Chairman,
American Federation
of Survivors

speak on

"THE LIFE AND STRUGGLE
OF THE WARSAW GHETTO"

In Observance of

YOM HASHOA V'HAGEVURA

(HOLOCAUST AND HEROISM DAY OF REMEMBRANCE)
on SUN., APRIL 13 at 11:00 A.M.

IN THE MAIN SANCTUARY OF

CONG. BETH ACHIM

21100 WEST 12 MILE ROAD, SOUTHFIELD, MICH.
YOM HASHOA V'HAGEVURA OBSERVANCE COMMITTEE

George Rossman, Chairman
Mayer Lipman
Allan Rosenberg
Martin Rose
Hy Shenkman
Rabbi Milton Arm