NEW '87 CAMARO IROC

welsh. wpr air
eenno.
w resume.
/'"'"'cOr:
or
alt:VreakIr .. speed cn P r . t
stereo ETR, 501 TP OF auto. trans. w/ovrdry., ova. antenna. Slk. 41749.

-

LIST
UNBEATABLE DISCOUNT

*

Now
S AVE
*4000

NOW $ 7605

55 Available At Svnilar Savings!

`TN N: AT : I AL

$

41
-

$18,508
-3 4,000

508*

, 1131V30 31811111 39 NR 3H1, , ‘,1131 V30 318 V1V3 : Hi,

Now $5521

Only 2 Available At T. Pt.,

16 Available AI Similar Savings!

Deep tinted glass, air dam w/fog lamps, reel. seal/dual arm, color
rnts, interv. wipers, or. healer, air cond., roof console, 3.42 ratio rr.
axle, locking dill., elec. spd., contr, 4.3L EFI V-6 gas, 4-spd. auto.
vdoverdr.,27-gal. fuel tank, comfortil1 strng., P205175R 15 SIB am,
A.D. battery, ETR AM/FM stereo, HD rad/trans. cooler, CL model,
rally whls., 8-person seating, operating con. pkg., complete body
glass, special 2-tone, It. duty Irailenng, sunset gold/tan,
orange/black stripe, saddle tan. Demo. 51k., /609.

a F rutio:gcrIr
eaar.c,0111sraUst,Sit tfrignilAbA5L L4 28BL,

$9280
-S 700
-S 600

LIST
UNBEATABLE DISCOUNT
C30 FOR IT REBATE

~

NEW '88 ASTRO CL PASSENGER VAN

N NEW '88 SPECTRUM SPORT 2-DR.H/B COUPE

HE UNBE ATA BLE DE ALE R " "THE UN BE ATA E 1E E "

Frt. and rear color lir. mats. 1.0L 2 BL L3 Suzuki, 5 spd.
manual trans., P145/80R-12 rad B/W, ETR am! lm
stereo, white. Stk. #1985.
06.051
LIST
- 3 300
00 FOR IT REBATE

6-way

$9105
-S 900
-S 600

*

NOW $ 7980

NEW '88 S10 BLAZER 4X4

Air deflector, cruise, 2.0 V-6, auto, tilt, alum. whls., 205 white letter
tires, mats, console, air, lacometer, AM/FM stereo, luglage carder,
Tahoe Mm, reclining seats, rr. seats, gauges. Demo. Stk. /545X

$14,400*

NOW $15,000 *

35 Amts. At %oar Swings!

[

NEW '88 BERETTA 2 DOOR CPE.

Air, carpet fir. mats, elec. wind, rear defog, 2.0L auto. transmission,
P195/70R-14, heavy duty battery. 57K. 12191X.
LIST
$11035
UNBEATABLE DISCOUNT
$1300
GO FOR IT REBATE
$400

NOW

$9335 *

14 AVAILABLE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS

NEW '88 CONVERSION VANS
MINI & FULL SIZE

Starting from

• STARCRAFT
BIVOUAC
• VAN EXPRESS $ 15,900 *
Stk. 1226 Many to Choose For,

1988 SUBURBAN

Power door locks, inter. wiper system, air, rrr axle-3.73
ratio, 5.7L EFI V8 gas, 4 spd. auto w/overdrive, 40 gallon
fuel tank, comfortilt steering. AM/FM stereo,
P235/75911501 S/B WW. and more Stk. ,2173

15,000

Starting from

17

TO CHOOSI. An SIStil An

.

0401000

)ti4G04,0-1,2.64,

-

— . 12- 16.4411143

*Nees

*Plus tax, title, destination. All rebates included where applicable. Rebates expire 9-28-88. Picture shown
may not be actual vehicle advertised.

28111 Telegraph and 12 Mile
at 1-6%

355-1000

.z..aiEvRoizrs

HIGHEST MARCO FOR
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

LOOK, SHOP, GET YOUR BEST DEAL, BUT DON'T
BUY UNTIL YOU SEE THE UNBEATABLE DEALER!

10 FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1988

, H 31 1/ 30 310 111T39 ND 3111,

1.61. 2 BBL L4, 5-spd. trans. and more.
Stk. # 1222X.

LIST
UNBEATABLE DISCOUNT
GO FOR IT REBATE

, U 311f30 319VIV3: i 3. ,

1— NEW '88 NOVA 4-DR. SEDAN

NEW '88 SPRINT 2-DR. H/B COUPE

a 1 V30 318 V1if3: N 1 3H1,

GM FACYORY REBATES UP TO $750**

, U 3 V30 318 1[111 38N 3. ,

THE UN :E ATA BLE DE ALE

`THE U NBE ATA BLE DE ALE R " "THE U N BE A TA BLE DE AL E

I LETTERS 1

Continued from Page 6

Federation are so hasty to
reduce the Midrasha's hours
without obtaining alternate
funding for it? Is this not ad-
ding further insult to injury?
Members of the Detroit
Jewish community should
protest this decision by
writing the Federation and
the UHS. To allow the library
to reduce its hours to only six
a week would only show (and
most certainly will cause) a
severe regression in our com-
munity's Jewish academic
life.

Charles Pearlstein

Southfield

Jerusalem Is A
Safe City For Visitors

The headline in the July 8
issue, "Excavations Spark
Violence," was significantly
miselading. It gives one the
impression that Jerusalem is
not a safe place to visit.
My 8-year-old son and I
were in Jerusalem and in
East Jerusalem on the day of
the disturbance. There was no
evidence of violence. That
evening, both Israeli and Jor-
danian television news aired
the story. Your readers may
want to know that the distur-
bance was over by 9 a.m.
While in Israel, we drove
through many Arab villages
and spent considerable time
beyond the greenline. We
walked through the Arab
Quarter of the Old City and
through an Arab village on
our way to the excavations at
the City of David. We stopped
at an Arab shop to buy
refreshments and spoke to
many Arabs.
I am very disappointed. I
would expect this from The
Detroit Free Press, not The

Jewish News. The Jewish
News has such a long Zionist

background it is frustrating
to see you slip and print such
a misleading headline, which
hardly deserves the front
page.

Bill Graham

West Bloomfield

Charges Of Papal
Silence Are False
I want to thank The Jewish
News for carrying my article

about efforts to defend Pope
Pius XII from allegations
that he was silent and inac-
tive during the Holocaust,
and for your open-mindedness
and courage in presenting
both sides of a very com-
plicated and highly emotional
issue.
I was less pleased with the
response by Dr. Sidney,
Bolkosky. Though he raised
some valid points, his selec-
tive citation of facts and skew-
ed analysis gave the impres-

sion — perhaps incorrect —
that he is more interested in
settling perceived old scores
with the Catholic Church
than in correctly interpreting
history.
One striking example of
selective interpretation in-
volves his statement that
Pius XII, like his predecessor,
Pius XI, was sympathetic to
fascist anti-communism, as
indicated by Pius XI's signing
of a concordat with Germany
in 1933. Dr. Bolkosky fails to
note that Pius XI in 1931
issued an encyclical letter,
Non Abbiamo Bisogna,
against Italian fascism, and
in 1939, as the true nature of
Nazism became more clear,
delivered another encyclical,
Mit Brenneder Sorge: sharp-
ly critical of Hitler's policies.
The latter reportedly was
drafted by his secretary of
state, Cardinal Eugenio
Pacelli, who would later be
known as Pius XII.
Also ignored by Dr.
Bolkosky is Pius XI's efforts
to prevent Austria's annexa-
tion, and Pius XI's 1938 state-
ment: "Anti-Semitism is a
movement in which we Chris-
tians can have no part what-
soever . . . Spiritually we are
Semites." That statement
reflected a trend of denounc-
ing anti-Semitism begun by
Pope Leo XIII in 1882 and
followed by his successors.
Unfortunately, Dr.
Bolkosky errs similarly
regarding Pius XII's
"silence." Though he is fac-
tually correct in pointing out
that Pius XII did not clearly
and publicly denounce
Hitler's genocidal campaign,
Dr. Bolkosky erroneously
calls the church hierarchy
silent.
The Pope's 1941 and 1942
Christmas messages, cited in
my article, contain veiled but
unmistakable references to
the Holocaust — so much so
that they were praised open-
ly by The New York Times
but privately condemned by
Nazi officials. (Dr. Bolkosky
can perhaps be excused for
forgetting about the Pope's
Christmas messages because
The Times, which parrots the
same notion about Pius'
alleged silence, seems to have
forgotten those messages and
their own editorials as well).
When the Dutch bishops
issued their strong public con-
demnation of the Nazi treat-
ment of the Jews, they cited
Pope Pius' Christmas
message as their source of
guidance. Dr. Bolkosky com-
mends individual Catholics
for helping Jews, but ignores
evidence that the light which
guided them was more than
internal.
Such selective citation of