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lb.
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$ 2.69
lb.
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$ 1.59
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OPEN DAILY
8 A.M. TO 10 P.M.
SUNDAY
9 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
Emanu-El Sisterhood holds
opening luncheon meeting Monday
Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood
will hold its opening luncheon
meeting as a treat to paid-up
members on Monday at noon in
the social hall.
Euni Rose will be the featured
entertainer with a program on
"Modern Jewish Short Stores."
Mrs. Rose, wife of Cantor Norman
Rose of Temple Emanu-El, has
been a performer since age 4.
She and her twin sister Eudi
toured for many years under the
name of the Tracey Twins and ap-
peared with many noted bands
and television personalities.
Their recording of Tonight You
Belong To Me was on the national
charts for many weeks.
Currently, the Tracey Twins
have given concerts for many
organizations including Friends
of the Southfield Library, Hadas-
sah and many others. Mrs. Rose is
frequently seen on local television
and gives a variety of one-woman
shows for both children and
adults.
Euni Rose
Tickets are free to paid-up
members. There is a charge for
guests. Baby-sitting by reserva-
tion will be available at a nominal
charge, and luncheon reserva-
tions may be made by calling
Temple Emanu-El, 967-4020.
Women's group presidents are
honorees at league meeting
The League of Jewish Women's
Organizations of Greater Detroit
will hold its all presidents meet-
ing on Thursday at Cong. B'nai
David at 12:15 p.m.
All presidents of Jewish
women's organizations in the
metropolitan Detroit area will be
honored. A program entitled,
"Everything You Always Wanted
To Ask a Christian . . . But Were
Afraid To Ask" will be presented
by Rev. James R. Lyons, executive
director of the Ecumenical- Insti-
tute for Jewish-Christian Studies.
Guests will be welcomed by the
league President Marjorie Saul-
son and Vice President Adrienne
Milin. The community is wel-
come. Bagels, dessert and coffee
will be served. There is a fee.
NEWS
Archeologist disputes Biblical
location of the Promised Land
GULAG RECORD
The years go by slowly for this family who first applied
to emigrate in 1974.
ALEXANDER, LEAH AND FAINA MARYASIN
KARL MARXA 62, APT. 37
RIGA, LATVIAN, SSR, USSR
WHAT CAN YOU DO? The Helsinki Agreement which the Soviet
government signed allows for freedom of emigration. Let our
voices - letters, telegrams, phone calls - express our protest to
Western leaders to intercede and to the Soviets to set them free.
THIS WEEK WRITE TO:
AMBASSADOR ANATOLY F. DOBRYNIN
1125 16th STREET, N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036
and request his help in allowing this family to be reunited with their daughter in
Israel.
Sponsored by:
SISTERHOOD OF CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK
on behalf of our "adopted" family.
"To bring prisoners out from confinement"
Isaiah 42.7
New York (JTA) — Prof. Kamal
Salibi, chairman of the Depart-
ment of History and Archeology
at the American University of Be-
irut, claims that the Promised
Land of the Bible was not ancient
Palestine but a 200 mile strip of
fertile land along the shores of the
Red Sea in what is now Saudi
Arabia, Newsweek magazine re-
ported in its Sept. 10 edition.
"Salibi's geographical re-
visionism is based on an extensive
survey of Saudi towns and vil-
lages, comparing them with
thousands of place names found in
the Bible. His method is essen-
tially linguistic," Newsweek said.
His claims are disputed by Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania ar-
cheologist James Sauer, president
of the American Schools of Orien-
tal Research who points out that
Salibi reached his conclusions by
linguistic analysis alone, ignor-
ing the testimony of historians
and archeologists.
According to Sauer, "Ar-
cheologists have come up with in-
controvertible evidence in the
ground that Hebron and
Jerusalem are where the Bible
says they are."
Salibi identified Biblical Heb-
ron as Khirban in the Asir distrfct
of Saudi Arabia. He contends that
King David's Zion is present day
Siyan in the same region and pre-
dicts that excavators will find an-
cient Jerusalem underneath
either Arwa Salam or Ali Shrim,
not far away.
According to Newsweek his
labor of five years "is likely to be
dismissed by most scholars and
scorned by Israelis and Saudis
alike."
But Salibi is sticking to his pre-
dictions.
Thieves rob
Weizmann House
Tel Aviv (JTA) — Thieves
broke into Weizmann House, the
home of Israel's first President,
Chaim Weizmann, on the grounds
of the Weizmann Institute in Re-
hovot, police reported. The house
is now a monument and museum.
Several art objects were stolen
from the main reception room, in-
cluding an .ancient Chinese
ceramic figure of a horse, valued
at about $200,000.