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August 07, 1981 - Image 19

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1981-08-07

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Friday, August 7, 1981

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Arafat Claims Regular Contact
Between the PLO and Vatican

C. D

ROME (JTA) — The Vat-
ican is in regular contact
with the Palestine Libera-
tion Organization, accord-
ing to PLO chief Yasir
Arafat. "There is a constant
exchange of correspondence
between ourselves and re-
sponsible people at the Vat-
ican," Arafat said according
to an interview published
July 23 in the Milan daily, Il
Giorno.
He was referring to the
nt violence in the Mid-
-, East toward which the
attitude of the Holy See is
"without doubt a positive
one," Arafat said. He lauded

the Vatican because "it has criticized Israel for its
condemned the aggressive massive air attack on
acts to which the Palesti- PLO headquarters in Be-
nian and Lebanese people irut the day before which
have been subjected (as it) took a heavy toll of civi-
condemns the violations lian lives.
Arafat accused the
which are perpetrated at
United States of "complic-
Jerusalem."
Arafat's praise appar- ity" in Israel's June 7 attack
ently was motivated by on Iraq's nuclear reactor.
two editorials in the Vati- His "irrefutable proof' was
can newspaper, L'Osser- "the decision by Washing-
vatore Romano, at the ton to furnish Israel anew
height of the fighting with F-16 jet fighters." But
across the Israeli- the U.S. has embargoed the
Lebanon border. One, on planes and no announce-
July 17, called for re- ment has been made as to
straint by all parties. An- when they might be shipped
other on July 18, to Israel.

Isaiah asked the Lord,
"What must a man do to be
saved from hell?" And the
Lord said, "Let him give
charity, sharing his bread
with the poor, giving money
to the scribes and the stu-
dents; let him not behave
arrogantly to his fellow
men; let him steep himself
in the Torah and in its
commandments; let him
live by humility; let him not
speak in puffed-up spirit.
Whoever has these qualities
will inherit the future life."
—Midrash

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Romania Warned on Emigration

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Sen. John Danforth (R-Mo.)
warned the Romanian gov-
ernment this week that
while the Senate will not
hold up most favored nation
(MFN) trade status for that
Communist country this
year, it expects Romania to
increase the number of per-
sons allowed to emigrate.

Danforth, chairman of ticular, Israel.
the Senate Finance Com-
Since February, Danforth
mittee's Subcommittee on said, he has had conversa-
International Trade, held tions with Romanian
hearings to spotlight what authorities, including Am-
he said was the "slowness" bassador Nicolae Ionescu,
of Romanian action on and has written letters to
emigration applications, the Romanian government
most of them from people in which he listed the names
who want to go to the U.S., of more than 700 Roma-
West Germany and, in par- nians who want to emi-
grate. But, he said, up to
now fewer than one-half of
them have received permis-
sion to leave. He added,
however, that the number of
a crop of superbly qualified approvals went up "sub-
educators in the upper ad- stantially" during June and
ministrative echelons of July.
Jewish schools," said Dr.
The Senator estimated
Shimon Frost, director of
the backlog of applica-
the AAJE.
at 527 of which, he
The findings of the tions
said,
177
were made since
AAJE-WZO project, which
was conducted by Dr. Jan. 1.
Jacob Birnbaum, na-
George Pollak, director of
the AAJE's department of tional director of the Center
community services, infor- for Russian and East Euro-
mation and studies, have pean Jewry, testified that
been published in a book ti- the current rate of Jewish
tled "Who's Who in Jewish emigration from Romania is
only 1,000 per year com-
Education."
pared with three to four
Learn a new language times that number several
years ago.
and get a new soul.

Principals at Jewish Schools
Subject of AAJE-WZO Study

By GUY BERNARD

(Copyright 1981, JTA, Inc.)

The typical head of a
Jewish school in the United
States or Canada is a 39-
year-old, American-born
married male with an
exemplary academic back-
ground, a mastery of writ-
ten and spoken Hebrew and
— given his age — a surpris-
ingly high accumulation of
experience in teaching,
supervision and adminis-
tration.
This composite profile
was drawn from a com-
prehensive, bi-national
study of 560 heads of Jewish
schools (principals, super-
visors and education direc-
tors) that was undertaken
as a joint project by the
American Association for
Jewish Education (AAJE)
and the department of edu-
cation and culture of the
World Zionist Organiza-
tion.
"What emerges is a bright
and encouraging picture of

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