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A reception on behalf of the
Yeshivah and Mesivta Torah
Vodaath will be held at 8
p.m. Dec. 8 in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Carmen,
15927 Hilton, Southfield.
Marvin Berlin is the chair-
man.
Guest speaker will be
Rabbi Yitzchok Meier Schorr.
Yeshivah Torah Vodaath is
one of the oldest Torah in-
stitutions in the U.S. It
draws students from South
America, Europe, South Af-
rica, Iran and from through-
out the U.S.
Today, the student enroll-
ment numbers about 2,000.
Many of the faculty members
of Detroit's Beth Yehudah
Schools are graduates of the
yeshivah.
Co-chairmen of the evening
are: Rabbi Leib Bakst, Max
Carmen, Rabbi Reuven
Drucker, Rabbi Edward
Feigelman, Rabbi Elimelech
Goldberg, Rabbi Leo
Goldman, Rabbi Chaskel
Grubner, Rabbi Solomon
Gruskin, Rabbi Norman
Kahn, Rabbi Leizer Levin,
Rabbi Dov Loketch, Rabbi
Joseph Nusbaum, Rabbi
Samuel Prero, Rabbi Joel
Sperka, Rabbi Morton Yolkut
and Rabbi Shaiall
Zachariash.

Egypt Subject
Of Wine Lecture

Rabbi Sherwin Wine will
speak on "Egypt — Behind
the Pharaohs," the first of
four talks, 8:30 Monday.
There is a charge.
Rabbi Wine will also speak
on Humanistic Judaism and
the Birmingham Temple,
8:30 p.m. Wednesday. Guests
are welcome.
Both talks will take place
at the Birmingham Temple,
28611 12 Mile Road, Far-
mington Hills. Call the tem-
ple for information, 477-1410.

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Cong. Beth Shalom
To Honor Couple

Esther Halpern will be
honored during Cong. Beth
Shalom's Shabbat Service
Saturday. Sen. Carl Levin
will deliver the D'var Torah.
He and Barbara Levin will
sponsor a special Kiddush to
honor their parents.

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Friday, November 28, 1986 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

New York (JTA) — Sen.
Daniel Moynihan (D.NY) has
vowed to continue efforts to
move the United States Em-
bassy in Israel from Tel Aviv
to Jerusalem. "The State of
Israel has a right under in-
ternational law to declare
Jerusalem its capital," the
lawmaker told 300 guests at
the presentation of the

Fourth Annual Defender of
Jerusalem Award at the Met-
ropolitan Museum of Art.
"Jerusalem is far more
than just a political capital,"
Moynihan declared. "It em-
bodies and symbolizes three
millenia of Jewish accom-
plishments and aspirations.
The United States govern-
ment would do well to follow
Costa Rica's example."
Costa Rica was the first
country to put its Embassy in
Jerusalem despite pressure
from other countries and in-
ternational bodies.

Dealers Face
Prosecution

New York (JTA) — The
disclosures of the Reagan
Administration recently that
it approved covert shipments
of American weapons to Iran
"have no bearing whatsoever"
on the prosecution of 17 de-
fendants, including four Is-
raelis, charged with conspi-
racy to sell American
weapons to Iran, Assistant
U.S. Attorney Lorna
Schofield told a court.
The defendants in the case
face charges of conspiracy to
resell $2.5 billion of Ameri-
can arms to Iran and of fal-
sifying the documents needed
to gain U.S. approval for the
sales.
Schofield told Federal
Judge Leonard Sand that she
had discussed the case with
Justice Department officials
and people in the National
Security Council who in-
formed her that this case is
not related to any of the
covert arms shipments ap-
proved or orchestrated by the
Reagan Administration.
Defense attorneys chal-
lenged the prosecution's
statement, noting a remarka-
ble convergence of the ac-
counts of defendants in the
case and the events con-
firmed by the Reagan Ad-
ministration and other
sources in the past weeks.

Cardinal Says
No Convent
At Auschwitz

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Montreal (JTA) — Cardinal
Joseph Glemp, the Primate of
Poland, recently assured a
delegation of the Canadian
Jewish Congress that there
are no plans at this time to
erect a Carmelite convent on
the site of the former Ausch -
witz concentration camp in
Poland.
In a meeting here with the
delegation, the Cardinal said
that he had received letters
from the World Jewish Con-
gress and other groups re-
garding their deep concern
over the reported plan to erect
the convent.