THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Anti-Semitic
▪ Drive in Greek
Press Protested
Friday, March 25, 1983 19
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PARIS (JTA) — The
European. Parliament was
asked to intervene to try
and stop what one deputy
said was an anti-Semitic
I.
campaign and now waged
by part of the Greek press.
Roger-Gerard Schwart-
zenberg, a deputy for the
French Radical Party and
himself a Jew, asked the
Parliament to intercede
o- with the Greek government
to see what can be done to
stop the hate "incitement
campaign.
Schwaitzenberg said that
under the guise of anti-
Zionism and criticisms of
the Israeli government's
policies, several Greek
newspapers are actually
spreading anti-Semitism
and inciting racial hatred.
He also called on the Par-
liament to try to obtain the
extradition of Nazi war
criminal Walter Rauff, be-
lieved to be hiding in Chile.
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Corrections
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1 The
Boesky .
delicatessen-restaurant
on Dexter • Boulevard- was
owned by Bill Boesky and
Joe Freedman,.not by the
late Sam Boesky as was
stated in last week's Jews
News.
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The article in the March
18 issue about the new
Troy Jewish Congregation
should have stated that
prayer books were donated
by Temple Beth El..
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The article about the
Bar Mitzva "twinning" in
the March 11 issue should
have stated that Mathew
Rolnick's grandparents
are Cantor and Mrs. David
Gutman and Dr. and Mrs.
David Keats.
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Margolis, Household
Furniture, 13703 W.
McNichols, Detroit; had
the wrong hours placed in
its advertiiement of
March 18. The correct
hours'are Monday through
Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 5
p.m. The store is closed
Sundays.
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