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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Jewish Problems on Agenda

(Continued from Page 12)
and Lee Jaffe, secretary.
The Detroit Institute of Arts
tour and reception Wednes-
day afternoon was chaired
by Rosalie Kolbert, Marion
Handleman and Marjorie
Jospey, and the Thursday
evening reception was co-
chaired by Bernice Deutsch '
and Vivian Deutsch. Frieda/.
Stoliman is in charge of th
Saturday morning kidush
along with co-chairmeni
Goldie Adler, Fayga Dom-
bey and Malka Gordon.
Bus tours — both to the
Detroit Institute of Arts and
Greenfield Village — were
chaired by Roberta Blitz,
Linda Gershenson, Diane F.
Klein and Janet Levine.
Coordinated by Janice
Schwartz and Jessie
Stern, volunteers have
been assigned through-
out the GA, from man-
ning welcome and infor-
mation desks to hosting
lounges for the delegates'
use.
Concuring with the CJF
sessions, there are numer-
ous traditional agency
meetings. Representatives
of the , American Jewish
Press Association held brief
mid-year sessions. They in-
cluded a reception Wednes-
day evening and a luncheon
meeting at the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation's Butzel
Building on Thursday.
The American Jewish
Historical Society will host
a reception Sunday after-
noon for officers of the
American Jewish Historical
Society who are attending
the GA.
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The Associated Jewish
Charities and Welfare Fund
of Baltimore, the Baltimore
Board of Jewish Education,
and the Jewish Family
Service of the Allentown
Jewish Federation have
been named as the 1980 re-
cipients of the William J.
Shroder Award, conferred

CONGREGATION
BETH SHALOM
Invites You To Say,
"Good Bye" To 1980

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Wednesday, December 31st, 1980
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Arab, Jewish Protests

Palestinian pickets and
Jewish activists were pre-
sent during Israel Prime
Minister Menahem Begin's
visit yesterday to the Coun-
cil of Jewish Federation's
General Assembly at the
Detroit Plaza Hotel.
Arab pickets sponsored
by the Palestinian Congress
of North America picketed
outside of the hotel Thurs-
day. Although Detroit is re-
ported to have the largest
Arabic-speaking commu-
nity in the U.S. — 200,000
persons including 25,000-
35,000 Palestinians — a
spokesman said the demon-
strators came from as far
away as Chicago.
Meanwhile, the North
American Jewish Students'
Network fasted on Thurs-
day as a measure of solidar-
ity with the Ethiopian
Jewish community. The fast
protested "the continued si-
lence of world Jewry in the
face of the anihilation of the
Ethiopian Jewish commu-
nity."
On Oct. 8, the Detroit
Zionist Federation
adopted a resolution urg-
ing the CJF to support all
efforts to aid Ethiopian
Jewry in making aliya
and that a General As

sembly plenary session
be used to discuss the is-
sue.
The DZF also urged that
aliya from all countries be a
priority item for all Jewish
federations.

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