THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
48 Friday, October 31, 1980
Stars Will Perform at Jabotinsky Centennial Event in N.Y. on Nov. 11
NEW YORK — Interna-
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moderator. Singers in the
drama on the life of
Jabotinsky will include Jan
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About 1,800 persons from
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pected to attend the event
which will mark the 100th
anniversary of the birth of
Jabotinsky.
The keynote speaker will
be Prime Minister
Menahem Begin of Israel.
In advance of the dinner,
Republican Presidential
candidate Ronald Reagan
sent the following message
to the dinner committee:
"Few are the leaders
who in their own lifetime
have become a legend.
Zeev Vladimir
Jabotinsky to whom you
pay tribute was such a
leader. He was a soldier,
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Koch thanking him for his
decision to commemorate
the centenary of Jabotins-
ky's birth.
The-event was sponsored
by the United Zionists-
Revisionists (Herut) whose.
chairman, Eryk Spektor,
received the proclaination
on behalf of the movement
founded by Jabotinsky. The
Jabotinsky Centennial
Dinner will be held at the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel Nov.
11 and Begin will be the
main speaker.
JERUSALEM — Dr.
Eliahu Elath, Israel's first
Ambassador to the United
States and former Hebrew
University president, and
his wife Zahava, have de-
cided to bequeath their
house in Bet Hakerem to
the University.
They will also present the
University with Mrs.
Elath's collection of art ob-
jects and Dr. Elath's per-
sonal archive which will
put at the disposal of st
Women's League dents and teachers and the
NEW YORK — The bi- public in general in a spe-
ennial convention of the cial hall at the Jewish Na-
Women's League for Con- tional and University Li-
servative Judaism is ex- brary on the Givat Ram
petted to draw 2,000 dele- campus.
The hall will be named
gates when it convenes at
the Concord Hotel in after the Elaths, both
Kiamesha Lake, N.Y. for alumni of the Hebrew Uni-
tive days of sessions begin- versity from the eerily days
ning Nov. 16. of its foundation.
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statesman and poet who
believed in the sanctity of
the individual.
"He was a visionary who
dreamt of a free Israel in its
historic homeland, a society
based on justice and the
spirit of the ancient
prophets. I extend to you
my very best wishes for the
success of this historic
event."
Prominent Jews, city offi-
cials and representatives of
the Governor's office and
the government of Israel
gathered at City Hall Oct.
22 to pay tribute to Zeev
Vladimir Jabotinsky.
Mayor Edward Koch pro-
claimed Oct. 22 "Jabotinsky
Day" which marked the be-
ginning of the Jabotinsky
centennial year.
The proclamation_ paid,
tribute to the :legendary
Zeev Jabotinsky, states-
man, soldier, poet and ar-
chitect of the state of Israel,
whose accomplishments are
proudly recorded in the
struggle for the indepen-
dence of Israel during the
first four decades of the 20th
Century."
Jabotinsky was the
founder of the Jewish
Legion in World War I,
the Betar and the Irgun
Zvai Leumi, and in the-
late 1930s, warned Euro-
pean Jewry of the im-
pending doom of the
Holocaust. He died in
New York in 1940.
Among those present at
the City Hall gathering was
Israel Knesset member
Haim Corfu, chairman of
the Knesset's Likud Bloc,
and Paul Kedar, Israel's
Consul General in New
York. Kedar read a special
message from Premier
Menahem Begin of Israel to
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