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are satisfactory role
models for the rest of us.
Any number of possible in-
quiries suggest themselves.
We profess to place a high
value on learning. Has the
potential honoree cracked
open a book within the last
year, other than a checkbook?
Does he (or she) conduct a
useful and socially responsi-
ble business or professional
practice, and carry it out in a
thoroughly ethical and above-
board manner?
If not, what sort of image
does this offer for our
children? Undoubtedly, a suit-
able questionnaire can be
developed; the candidate for
honors can complete it and
get it notarized.
Eventually our community
can satisfy itself that any sort
of image presented to us fits
the standards that our leader-
ship insists upon and surely
itself meets. This will take
some time, but our tradition

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reminds us that while it is not
incumbent on us to finish
worthy tasks, neither may we
refrain from beginning them.
In that spirit, I offer a
modest proposal. Are we not
entitled to feel confident that
those who would deny people
titles or jobs because their
personal lives are not up to
snuff themselves display the
relevant acumen? Therefore, I
propose that the leaders of the
local congregation and the
groups in Baltimore, and
anyone else who executes
their policy, take an in-
telligence test. The most
suitable would be the sort
which requires the testee to
make a coherent thought out
of several randomly chosen
words.
As an example, I suggest
four words these people might
try to arrange into an idea:
Mind. Business. Your. Own.

Alexander R. Bensky
Detroit

NEWS

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Ariel Sharon Warns U.S.
Not To Pressure Israel

New York (JTA) — Ariel
Sharon, Israel's feisty min-
ister of housing, has warned
the United States not to try
to pressure Israel into accep-
ting peace proposals in
exchange for much-needed
loan guarantees for immi-
grant housing.
"I hear that if, maybe,
Israel will not accept condi-
tions for peace negotiations,
then Israel will not get the
loan guarantees that Israel
needs to absorb these peo-
ple," Mr. Sharon thundered
to a crowd of over 300 people
who had just bought $25.2
million in State of Israel
Bonds.
"Israel cannot trade Jews
(for) its security," he said, as

those in the room burst into
applause.
"That is the moral obliga-
tion of every democratic
country," said Mr. Sharon,
"to help save Jews and not to
try and trade land for Jews."
Israel recently received
$400 million in loan guar-
antees from the United
States and is expected to
make a request this fall for
$10 billion in additional
guarantees.
The loan guarantees,
which would cover a five-
year period, would go toward
housing and other in-
frastructure projects for the
estimated 1 million Soviet
Jews who will arrive by the
end of 1993.

Two Former SS Officers
Go On Trial In Germany

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10 FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1991

Bonn (JTA) — Two former
SS officers went on trial for
murder last week in the
western German city of
Duisburg.
Bruno Karl Blach, 71, and
Dominik Gleba, 69, are
accused of killing at least
five Mauthausen concentra-
tion camp inmates during a
forced evacuation march
when the camp was being
abandoned in April 1945.
The pair had been guards
at Wiener-Neudorf, part of
the Mauthausen camp com-
plex in Austria. They

allegedly shot inmates who
were unable to march be-
cause of poor physical condi-
tion.
Investigations over the
past 40 years were fruitless
until four years ago, when
an American volunteered
fresh evidence against the
pair of suspects.
Mr. Blach, who lived in
California, was extradited to
Germany in Jan. 1990. Mr.
Gleba was arrested in
January 1990 in
Oberhausen, Germany. Both
pleaded not guilty.

