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March 11, 1983 - Image 3

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1983-03-11

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, March 11, 1983 3

Congressmen Ask U.S. to Investigate Protection of Nazis

(Continued from Page 1)
Servette, angrily denied whose only fault is to have
that the Nazi war crimi- Barbie as her father."
Barbie, who underwent
nal will attempt to obtain
a pardon or presidential surgery last Sunday for an
grace on medical intestinal obstruction, was
grounds. De la Servette, reported to be recovering
referred to some news- "as well as can be expected."
paper reports as "base-
The investigating magis-
less rumors."
trate's office said that the
The papers had said preliminary hearings will
Barbie's daughter, Mrs. Ute have to be postponed until
Messner, would try to ob- Barbie leaves the hospital
tain a pardon. De la Ser- and returns to his .prison
vette retorted that "such cell at Lyons St. Joseph's
rumors only provoke hate high security jail. He is con-
against an innocent woman valescing at the Edouard

Henriot Medical facility.
Special security precau-
tions have been taken to
prevent an attack against
him or a suicide attempt.

Meanwhile, the semi-
official Tunision daily,
L'Avenir," reported that
President Habib Bour-
giba was freed from a
Lyons prison by Barbie
on Dec. 16, 1942. Bour-
giba, who had been im-
prisoned at the time by
the French for leading
the Tunisian indepen-

dence movement, was
held at the city's Montluc
prison where most
French resistance fight-
ers were detained by the
Germans.

The Tunisian daily said
Barbie visited Bourgiba in
his prison cell to inform him
that "the Fuehrer has de-
creed your liberation and
has permitted your return
to Tunisia." Bourgiba was
quoted as saying that he
clearly understood at the
time that the Nazis wanted

Torah and Science Unconflicting,
Dr. Tendler Tells Akiva Loyalists

Torah and science have
an accord in Jewish tradi-
tion and teachings, a noted
scientist told the 500 sup-
- porters of Akiva Hebrew
Day School at the school's
19th anniversary dinner at
Shaarey Zedek, Sunday.
Rabbi Moses _Tendler,
noted cancer researcher and
biologist, professor of bi-
ology and Talmud at
Yeshiva University, gave a
fascinating discourse, re-
plete with Talmudic refer-
ences, in which he traced
the traditional Jewish atti-
tudes on science as an ac-
cepted and emphasized
element in learning.
He declared that Torah
and science coordinate and
he drew upon a score of
examples from Jewish lore
to emphasize it.
Torah, he declared, is
for humanity, not for
Jews alone, except that
Jews accept the greater
responsibility for it.

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and he commended the
Akiva founders and ad-
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most positive tasks in
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endeavors.
Founders of Akiva Day
School were honored at the
dinner. The presentation to
the founders was made by
Akiva Day School President
Ronald R. Berman and the
acceptance for the group
was by Ittamar
Koenigsberg. The honored
founders were:
The late David I. Berris,
Fayga Dombey, the late
Rabbi Hayim Donin, Dr.
Jacob Goldman, Rabbi I.
Halpern, Rabbi Max
Kapustin, Jerome Kelman,
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paid as posthumous pre-
sentations to Rabbi
Donin and David Berris.
The dinner also was occa-
sion to pay respects to the
retiring executive director,
Dennis Eisenberg. The
honor
honor to him was extended
in behalf of the school's
board of directors by Shifra
(Mrs. Jack) Zwick.
Judge Avern Cohn, as
president of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, com-
plimented Akiva leadership
for the educational
achievements. He stated
that Federation is examin-
ing the needs of the local
schools and will act to as-

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KEREN KAYENIED1 LEISRAEL

sure proper encouragement ity for the entire commu-
in tasks for the training of nity.
the Jewish youth.
Participants in the dinner
David Hermelin, the eve- program included Cantor
ning's toastmaster, set the Samuel Greenbaum, who
tone for the evening with an sang the national anthems;
assertion, which received Akiva Principal Rabbi
acclaim, that the day school Henoch Millen, who gave a
needs will receive unstinted Dvar Torah; and honorary
support 'and that education chairman Irwin I. Cohn,
will be a major responsibil- who led the Hamotzi.

him free in order to help the
Axis war effort and Italy's
own ambitions in his coun-
try.
L'Ayenir stated that
Bourgiba turned down all
Nazi and Italian offers for
help and immediately after
his return to Tunis in April
1943 contacted the Free
French movement in Lon-
don headed by Gen. Charles
de Gaulle, The paper quoted
Bourgiba as having told the
Allies - at the time: "The
enemies of our enemies are
not necessarily our friends."
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