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Schaver Foundation gives $250,000
grant to Holocaust Memorial Center
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The Morris and Emma
Schaver Foundation of De-
troit has made a major do-
nation to the Holocaust
Memorial Center in the
amount of $250,000.
Announcement of the gift
was made jointly by Mrs.
Emma Schaver, president of
the foundation, and Rabbi
Charles Rosenzveig, direc-
tor of the Holocaust Memo-
rial Center (HMC).
In consideration of the
Schaver Foundation dona-
tion, the library area of the
HMC will be designated
The Morris and Emma
Schaver Library-Archive.
In addition, the HMC will
serve as a repository for
books and other archival
materials which Mrs.
Schaver also is donating.
This most recent Morris
and Emma Schaver Found-
ation donation is in addition
to a previous gift of $25,000
made to the HMC capital
fund.
Rabbi Charles Rosenzveig, director of the Holocaust
Memorial Center, accepts a gift to the memorial center from
the Morris and Emma Schauer Foundation in the amount of
$250,000 from Mrs. Schauer.
1985 Czech 'Precious Legacy' exhibit
tickets go on sale at the DIA July 1
Dulcie Rosenfeld
Tickets will go on sale
July 1 at the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts for the showing
March 13 through May 5,
1985, of the exhibit, "Preci-.
ous Legacy: Judaic Trea-
sures from the Czechos-
lovak State Collections."
Only mail orders for tic-
kets will be accepted. Order
forms can be obtained by
calling the DIA ticket office,
832-2730. Remaining tr-c-
kets will be sold over-the-
counter beginning Jan. 29.
The Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration, meanwhile, has as-
sumed the role of coordinat-
ing body for the many
Jewish communal activities
to be held in conjunction
with the exhibit.
Dulcie Rosenfeld will
chair the Detroit host com-
mittee. Assisting her will be
Paul Zuckerman
Joyce Cohn and Carolyn
Greenberg.
Detroiter Paul Zucker-
man was instrumental in
bringing the exhibit to De-
troit.
Evangelical backing on Israel welcome,
Shamir aide Hurwitz tells ZOA
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Jerusalem (JTA) — Pre-
mier Yitzhak Shamir's ad-
visor, Harry Hurwitz, said
this week that Israel wel-
comes the support of right-
wing evangelical Chris-
tians in the United States
and he had high praise for
the Rev. Jerry Falwell,
leader of the Moral Major-
ity.
Hurwitz, a former infor-
mation officer in the Likud
government, was strongly
backed in his views by Al-
leck Resnick, president of
the Zionist Organization of
America. Hurwitz was a
speaker at the ZOA's
Presidential Leadership
Conference in Jerusalem
Sunday.
"Christian fundamen-
talists are by and large sup-
porters of Israel and we are
not selective when it comes
to mobilizing support," he
told the ZOA gathering. He
lauded Rev. Falwell for tes-
tifying before a Congres-
sional committee in favor of
pending legislation requir-
ing the U.S. to move its em-
bassy in Israel from Tel
Aviv to Jerusalem. The
move is opposed by the Re-
agan Administration.
"We welcome, accept and
greet such Christian sup-
port for Israel without in-
volving ourselves in -their
domestic agenda," Resnick
added.
Meanwhile, at another
session, Minister of Com-
merce and Industry Gideon
Patt, stressing that he
spoke "hypothetically," said
t,
that none of Israel's over-
seas creditors is likely to
contemplate the bank-
ruptcy of Israel. Unlike
many countries with sig-
nificant foreign debts, he
noted, Israel does not owe
most of its debt to commer-
cial banks which sometimes
view forced bankruptcy as
necessary to secure their
investments.
Named director
Necv York — Dr. Simon
Greenberg has been named
director of the Foundation
for Conservative Judaism
(Mesorati) of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of
America.
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