'IMMININIMWIMPIN111.111111.111111110 1 111111111.* r THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Weizmann Institute Event Cites Maestro Artur Rubinstein in New York Oct. 18 NEW YORK — Interna- tional concert artist Artur Rubinstein will be the guest of honor at the annual Weizmann dinner, Oct. 18, IN THE WEST BLOOMFIELD PLAZA SUMMER HOURS: ARTUR RUBINSTEIN $1.10 $1.45 Philosophy, honoris causa, by the .Weizmann Institute of Science. The one-time child prodigy, whose career started in his native Po- land in the late 1800s and reached across a century to a triumphant world- wide farewell tour in 1976, will be escorted from his home in Geneva to New York by Prof. Michael Sela, president of the Weizmann Insti- tute. Zubin Mehta, conductor of the New York and Israel philharmonic orchestras, and Avery Fisher, patron of the arts who is the donor of the famed concert hall bear- ing his name at the Lincoln Center in New York, will serve as the honorary chairmen for the dinner. 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While driving up to this beautiful Galilean city from Tel Aviv, I began to under- stand the full magnitude not only of Israel's dazzling victory over the PLO and Syria, but what a military and political triumph this conflict represents as well for the United States. On the highways I saw long caravans of Israeli army trucks returning from Lebanoh loaded with freshly-painted Soviet ---tanks and other he.avy Rus- sian military equipment. It turns out that Israel's armed forces have captured literally mountains of ad- vanced military hardware provided to the PLO and Syria by the Soviet Union and Libya, much of it paid for by Saudi Arabia. One informed observer here estimates that the PLO and Syria had stockpiled enough ar- maments to outfit an army of about one million troops. So much for their moderate, peace-keeping intentions! Israel's armed forces also tested with brilliant success the most sophisticated elec- tronic devices that de- stroyed Syria's entire mis- sile batteries in Lebanon and many of their latest Soviet tanks and planes. Those actions demonstrated Israel's military genius, but they also proved the deci- sive superiority of Ameri- can military technology over that of Russia. While Israelis I have met are proud of their victories, they are everywhere equally concerned over the loss of Lebanese lives. Major Israeli relief efforts reveal that beneath the toughness and determination to sur- vive, these Israeli Jews = in the words of the Talmud — are also compassionate sons and daughters of a compas- sionate Father. , . • 20°/ 0. I STROH'S & HAAGEN DAZS 1 I CONES, SHAKES & SUNDAES : I 1 I I With This Coupon Expires 7/31/82 1 mmimmmomm=mom imimmimmimm COUPON - - - '200/ 1 - OFF ALL SMOKED FISH 1 I WITH THIS COUPON 2L5S ...E.R lTy.,js:TN ,PjsuAlA I..................... 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