THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
50 Friday, July 30, 1982
HIAS Aided 13,000 in 1981
.
NEW YORK — HIAS, the
Hebrew Immigrant Air
Society, helped almost
13,000 refugees find new
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German Media
Hit for Biased
M.E. Coverage
homes in free countries last
year, according to the agen-
cy's 101st annual report,
BONN (JTA) — The
published this week. Of president of the German-
those served, 6,720 were Israeli Friendship Associa-
Soviet Jews.
tion, Erik Blumenfeld, has
The HIAS report noted a accused the West German
significant decline in the media of "one-sided report-
number of Jews permitted ing" and "biased commen-
to leave the USSR.
tary" in its - coverage of
To conduct its pro- events in Lebanon.
grams, which are oper-
In a protest addressed to
ated through a network Foreign Minister Hans-
of offices in 47 countries, Dietrich Genscher,
HIAS spent $11,523,935 in Blumenfeld complained
1981. This included specifically about the com-
placement and reception parisons in some of the
grants from the U.S. gov- media between the acts of
ernment, which partially Israeli troops in Lebanon
covered HIAS' costs for and Nazi acts of genocide
its Jewish caseload and during World War II. He
which provided full found "false and detestable"
reimbursement for costs the media's use of the term
incurred in helping reset- "final solution" to define Is-
tle 3,909 non-Jewish ref- rael's alleged intentions
ugees.
toward the Palestinians.
HIAS' executive vice
According to Blumenfeld,
president, Leonard the Bonn government
Seidenman, noted in the re- should use its diplomatic
port that although the and political influence to
13,000 refugees helped in help achieve the evacuation
1981 represented a "sub- of west Beirut by the Pales-
stantial" drop from the high tine Liberation Organiza-
caseloads of 1979 and 1980, tion, to persuade the Arab
"our level of activity was states to admit the PLO and
still higher than in all but a to reestablish full Lebanese
handful of exceptional years
sovereignty in a Lebanon
in the postwar period."
free of all foreign elements.
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July 19 —To Dr. and Mrs.
Andrew Ruden (JoAnne
Schulman) of Birmingham,
a son, Noah Michael.
28301 Franklin Road, Southfield
Just off Northwestern and 12 Mile Road
* * *
July 17 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Olinick
(Former Detroiter Judy Op-
penheim) of Middlebury,
Vt., a daughter, Anne
Shoshana.
* * *
July 16 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Charles L. Schiff
(Sheri Lynn Terebelo) of
Birmingham, a daughter,
Stephanie Rose.
daughter, Megan Elizabeth
Schaughnessy - Mogill.
** *
July 5 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Yacov Friedman (Lorraine
Chazen) of Southfield, a
daughter, Adina.
* * *
July 1 — To former De-
troiter Dr. Robert Rosen
and Mrs. Rosen (Laur' --
Roston) of Chicago, Ill.,
daughter, Anne Mariel.
Cantor Sidney
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July 14 — To former De-
troiter and Mrs. Jeffrey
Sachs (Dr. Sonia Ehrlich of
Baltimore, Md.) of Cam-
bridge, Mass., a daughter,
Lisa Ehrlich.
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July 14 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Tratt (Judy
Ziolo) of Warren, a daugh-
ter, Nicole Lee.
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July 13 — To Kenneth M.
Mogill and Maureen J.
Shaughnessy of Detroit, a
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July 24 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Dani Mizrav (Former
Detroiter Barbara Medwed)
of Kibutz Urim, Israel, a
daughter, Adi.
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July 24 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Winkler (Shelly
Schayet) of Southfield, a
daughter, Rachel Erica.
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July 23 —To Dr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Miles (Jacki
Steinberg) of Birmingham,
a son, Matthew Adam.
** *
July 22 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Aaron Barry Rives (Ronna
Lynn Gendelman) of Far-
mington Hills, a daughter,
Erika Faye.
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July 19 — To Mr. and
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July 18 — To Mr. and
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MRS. BAKER
The Temple Israel Nur-
sery School will hold a "cof-
fee klatch" 1 p.m. Aug. 25
for parents interested in
enrolling their children in
the fall sessions.
The school is offering
morning sessions three days
per week, and three-day and
five-day afternoon sessions.
In addition, enrichment
sessions will be held Tues-
days and Thursdays.
A mother-toddler pro-
gram for children 18
months to three years
will be held Tuesday and
Thursday mornings.
For information, call the
school, 661-5700.
Terezin Paintings
NEW YORK — The Leo
Baeck Institute has ac-
quired the literary and ar-
tistic estate of Czech-born
Norbert Troller.
The material includes
300 paintings done by Trol-
ler while he was imprisoned
in the Terezin concentra-
tion camp. The paintings
were exhibited last year in
New York.
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