…Knesset Gets a $350 Million Plan for Slum Clearance JERUSALEM (JTA) — A five- year slum clearance and housing improvement plan that will cost the government $350,000,000 was announced to the Knesset by Hous- ing Minister Zeev Sharef. ern flats earmarked for immi- grants from Western countries or the Soviet Union have been forc- ibly occupied by slum families with large numbers of children. Hundreds of young couples and Sharef said the progr...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association, National Editorial Associ- ation Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075. Second-Class Postage Paid at Southfield, Michigan and Additional Mailing Offices. Subscription $8 a year. Foreign ...…
…Mrs. Meir Predicts Russia Will Tell Truth About Jews JERUSALEM (JTA) —Premier Golda (Meir predicted that "a day will come soon when Soviet leaders as well as intellectuals and youth will stand up and tell the truth cwout Jews in the Soviet Union and will apologize to us for the suffer- Kigf they have caused the Jewish people." She spoke at an emerg- ency meeting of the Israel Council of Women's Organization's called to protest the treatment o...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 6—Friday, July 2, 1971 Tekoah Battles Anti-Zionist Drive on Two Fronts—Syria, USSR—at the UN 100,000 Arab Tourists Expected This Summer JERICHO (ZINS)—According to the Israel press, approximately 100,000 "tourists" from neighboring Arab states will be visiting Israel this summer. Border patrols are on the lookout for known terrorists who might exploit this freedom of travel and have taken precaution- ary measures. Th...…
…!7.1 .0C Reports Aiding 300;000 in 1970 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 2, 19971-7 SIDNEY 1 BLATNIKOFF Two million Jews have been up- 1969, Haber said the old age center of JDC funds for Western rooted from their homes in the 25 in Beersheba was one of the first Europe. ■ years since the end of World War facilities to be established under In Eastern Europe the bulk of II, it was reported by Samuel L. the association's auspices. the JD...…
…8—Friday, July 2, 1971 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS IT'S HERE! HARRY THOMAS GREAT SUMMER SALE $30 Million Annual Loss to Day Schools Seen in Supreme Court Ban on Parochiaid NEW YORK—The unanimous U.S. Supreme Court ruling Mon- day against almost all forms of governmental aid to nonpublic schools poses the prospect of an annual loss in such aid to Jewish day schools, in one area alone, totaling at least $30,000,000, ac- cording to a preliminary ...…
…L Max -Fisher Heads Agency's Board; JA Faces $487 Million Deficit Budget `Brotherhood' Name of New Periodical Published by Jerusalem Arabs and Jews JERUSALEM (JTA) — A deficit His points were: a reconstitution budget of $487,415,935 for fiscal of Jewish life aboard, using among JERUSALEM — The inhabitants 1971-72 was proposed to the Jewish other things the mass communica- Agency's founding assembly. The tions media; subsidies for Jewish of ...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 10—Friday, July 2, 1971 FRIDAY! SATURDAY! SUNDAY! gigantic SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE! & More! SAVE V; on many • KNIT TOPS S HOT PANTS • HOT PANT SETS • SLACKS & JEANS • SWIM WEAR , • PANT SUITS • BETTER DRESSES WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! We must make room for new fall merchandise . . . so most of fashions are reduced ridiculously low for fast our "right now clearance! Quantities limited! Morris Cohen to Head Harvard ...…
…9•111111- `Council of Oppressed Neighborhoods' to Organize- in NY THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 2, 1971-11 NEW YORK (JTA)—Jews from all over the city met Sunday to form a Council of Oppressed Jew- ish Neighborhoods which will try to use "Jewish power," especially voting power, to deal with prob- Jewish Defense League, told more lems such as poverty and reverse than 70 people gathered at Cong. discrimination currently confront- Adat...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 12—Friday, July 2, 1971 Soviet Writer's -Visit to Israel Stirs Rumors JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Jew- and exchange ratification docu- held without prior conditions of power politics in the Middle Jews and Baptists ish Telegraphic Agency learned ments of the new Egyptian-Soviet any kind. East. What may seem details Ponder Faith, Role from reliable sources Monday that 15-year treaty of friendship and "Any proposal to divide Je...…
…MEM_ • 11111111111111111111111111111 State' Dept: 'Tells Harassment of. .WASHINGTON (JTA) — State )epartment officials said Monday .c.tt American diplomats in Mos- ow have received harassing tele- hone calls and have been under erY close surveillance, probably a retaliation for recent Jewish l efense League harassment of oviet diplomats in Washington d New York. According to the State Depart- nt, Washington area p o l i c e rces have increa...…
…An Urgent Appeal to Flint Jewry. This Is Time for Speedy Action to Increase Giving to Ulk . Flint Jewry is confronted with a renewed chal- lenge to meet the obligations to the United Jewish Appeal and to provide the rescue funds so vital to Israel's security. Alfred Klein, president of the Flint Jewish Community Council, and :vIurray Moss, chairman of the Flint United Jewish Appeal campaign, have issued a joint appeal to those who have not y...…
…Eli Cohen's Dramatic Espionage Role Related in New Book Several books have already been such a degree that he was about published describing the most da- to become that country's deputy matic story of the Israeli spy, Eli defense minister. Cohen, who for several years had It was only because he slipped the Syrian government fooled to up on one matter—he did not know that all radio broadcasting was halted one morning for a testing — and he kep...…
…16—Friday, July 2, 1971 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Rabbi Polish Heads CCAR ST. LOUIS—Rabbi David Polish, of Evanston, Ill., was elected pres- ident of the Central Conference of American Rabbis at the conclusion of the group's 82nd annual conven- tion at the Chase-Park Plaza Hotel. He succeeds .Rabbi Roland B. Git- telsohn of Boston. The new CCAR president founded CONG. BETH ABRAHAM: Services 6:45 p.m. today and 9 a.m. Satur- day. Rabbi Halpern...…
…Dr. Marvin Fox Resigns as Head of Judaic Studies at Brooklyn College THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS NEW YORK (JTA)—Dr. Marvin Pox has resigned his appointment as chairman of the first full de- partment of Judaic studies in the ity University system at Brooklyn Partially-Sighted Youth Get Large-Type Haftorot College, charging interference in academic affairs by a member- Of the board of higher education, the policy-making body for the univer- sity...…
…Koch Bill t7 Admit 30,000To7a=ws to U.S. Privately Felt Irrelevant by NCRAC WASHINGTON (JTA) — Senti- ment among delegates to the an- nual meeting of the. National Jewish Community Relations Ad- visory Council, which ended Sun- day night in Atlanta, was over- whelmingly opposed to the Koch Bill for 30,000 emergency visas to Soviet Jews to enter the United States, NCRAC officials here con- firmed Monday. The officials said it was felt that any...…
…LARCO'S VINCENZO'S Fin• Italian-Arnerican Cuisine Deliciously Prepared for the Discerning Taste Italian-American Cuisine 18211 JOHN R. • BANQUET FACILITIES Bet. 6 & 7 Mile Rds. Now: Open Sunday 11 Noon 7523 W. McNichols Rd. UN 24455 899-5674 Wit and Widsom of Hollywood Atheneum Work YOUR HOST NtCK 4110i MASTERS If Judith ,Crist likes it, it must have much merit—so say those who are guided by the movie and thea- ter critic. And Judy ...…
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…Hershel Bernardi From Tevya to Arnie THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 22-Friday, July 2, 1971 NYU Freshman Eyes Israeli Olympic Team NEW YORK -Dov Djerassi, a 5'9" 235-pound freshman at New York University, was born 18 years ago in Haifa. His family moved to Brooklyn in 1963, but Dov never has forgotten his child- hood dream of competing for the Israeli Olympic team. His goal is 1972. Djerassi just started to throw the hammer this year, has already...…
…Susan Claire Mintz Is Wife of Eric Lerner omen's TEMPLE BETH JACOB SIS- TERHOOD's executive committee and board members recently met at the home of newly elected Presi- dent Mrs. Henry Winkelman to discuss the new season's events. An Aug. 23 luncheon and games party will be held at 12:30 at the home of Mrs. Stephen Freedman, 2960 Middlebelt, Orchard Lake. Chairman for the day will be Mrs. David Snyder. * * GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER, Pio- neer Wom...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 24—Friday, July 2, 1971 Dedication to Lonely, Aged Earns Special Award for Mrs. Max Biber sitivity to the needs of others and for her devotion to the many peo- ple, residents of nursing homes, alone and friendless, whom she visits." The luncheon, at the Jack Al- spector home, was in recognition of the many hours of service ren- dered by more than 100 volun- teers to the lonely of the commu- nity. During the past year...…
…Central Alumni Repay City With Gift to Library Bonnie Engel Engaged THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS A check for $800 was presented surplus. Committee co-chairman Mrs. Esther Gorback said they decided that "since we were all born and brought up in Detroit and went to school here, the money should go to something ed- ucational in Detroit." Members of the committee who attended the presentation were co- chairmen Esther Bornstein and Esther Gorback, Ruth...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 26—Friday, July 2, 1971 Double Honors Tendered to Elazar Albert Elazar, who has retired as superintendent of the United Hebrew Schools, has been selected as a recipient of the Shazar Jewish Education Award, it was an- nounced by .Hayim Finkelstein, head of the department of educa- tion and culture of the Jewish Agency in Jerusalem. Announcement of the award ar- rived shortly before a reception was tendered in Elazar'...…
…Science Fair Finalists Cited in OP Rabbi Schostak Publishes Tract of Family Laws THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 2, 1971 27 - Selections from the work of gal- New artists to the gallery are Babe lery artists will be exhibited from Shapiro, Michele Doner, George Monday through July 30 at the Segal, Albert Staedler and Ted GERTRUDE: KASLE, GALLERY. Ramsey. Rabbi William Schostak of Brook- lyn, a former Detroiter, is the author of "A ...…
…Israel Leaks Answers to Exams in Cairo THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 28—Friday, July 2, 1971 Honorary Degree - Pharmacists Bu $7 '500 Israel Bond -for Prof. Haber From Hebrew U. . Prof. William Haber of the Uni- versity of Michigan, world presi- dent of ORT, will be awarded the honorary doctor of philosophy de- gree by the Hebrew University, at ANKARA (ZINS) — Interference It was reported that Cairo tun- attributed to Israeli espionage was ers...…
…• 12,000 Addicts in Israel, Health Minister Reports JERUSALEM (JTA) -----:- -Health Minister Victor Shemtov told the Knesset that the number of nar- cotics addicts in Israel was "liber- ally" estimated at 12,000. Most of them, he stressed, smoke relatively harmless hashish. Responding to a question from MK Shlomo Lorincz of Agudath Is- rael, Shemtov denied reports that El Fatah, the largest' of the Pales- tinian organizations, was introduc- ...…
…Max M. Shaye, Leader in, Community Efforts, Still 'Going Like 60' at 60th Birthday High in the community's af- fections, deeply appreciated and highly honored for his many com- munal efforts, Max M. Shaye, who will mark his 60th birthday on July 11, is "going like 60 and we are blessed therefore to have his many tireless services for our city's needs," a comment in which his legion of friends. concurs. One close friend commented that Max Shay...…
…Testimonial Aids Retarded Children \ :" • • A check for more than $2,000—proceeds from the recent Sammy Woolf Testimonial Dinner-Dance, is presented to Harry Berlin (cen- ter), head of the Parents' Association for Jewish Residential Care for Retarded Children. Shown (from left) are Dr. LeRoy Woolf, Maurice Cohen, Berlin and Dr. Alan Nickamin. Poor New York Jews Excluded From Role in Poverty Programs, Official Charges NEW YORK (JTA)—A Jewi...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 32—Friday, July 2, 1971 American College in Jerusalem Has Its 1st Convocation JERUSALEM — Several hundred students, faculty and guests at- tended the American College in Jerusalem's convocation exercises, honoring 15 graduates. Knesset member and former Attorney General Dr. Gideon Hausner, discussed the impact of the young liberal arts college on the Israeli scene. The willing- ness of young Americans to k._3me to Isr...…
…13 — FOR RENT APARTMENTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners and display classified ads accepted from responsible firms or individuals by telephone up to 2 p.m. Wednesday. For rates and information .. . CALL 356-8400 10—ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM — Working lady. Kitchen privi- leges. Lincoln Terrace. 542-7597. PLEASANT ROOM, air-conditioned, pri- vate bath. Private home. 532-2028. NORTHLAND AREA. Lady. Privileges. Private home. 968-4565. 10-E--R...…
…1 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 34—Friday, July 2, 1971 , 16—HOUSE FOR RENT 13-- FOR, RENT APARTMENTS BARCLAY MANOR EAST OAK PARK 342-6751 or 535-2310 DELUXE—SPACIOUS 3 bedroom apartment in one of Southfield's newest and finest developments. Lancaster Hills Apts. 352-2554 14—FOR RENT—FLATS AND INCOMES NORTHWEST — Upper 5 large rooms. Porch. Good transportation. 342-4659. FOR RENT SUBLEASE AUGUST, '71—JULY, '72 9 Mile-Southfield. 3 b...…
…• 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE W. BLOOMFIELD Double-winged brick Colonial. Built in 1968 on 1/3 acre. 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. Excellent car- peting and custom drapes. Lovely family room and beamed library. 1st floor laundry. Excellent mort- gage assumption. Asking $55,700. Call DAVID SCHIKLER at 851-1900 Real Estate One 17—HOUSES FOR SALE PATTON 8 MILE AREA BY OWNER — 3 bedroom brick ranch, living room, dining el, 2...…
…17 17—HOUSES FOR SAL, — HOUSES FOR SALE CONGREGATION BNAI DAVID Only 3 blks. away from this 3 bdrm. brk. ranch with fireplaced liv. rm. spacious kitch. and large din. rm. lovely den, 11/2 baths, tiled base. with firepl. and attach. 2 car gar. Immed. poss. $39,900. Call MR. SHELDON 557-6700 for appt. Owner desperate. Owns 2 homes. 7 rm. mod. col. fam. rm. 21/2 baths, bit-ins, air cond extra ftrs. gar. vacant. See today ! GROSS REALTY 1...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 17—HOUSES FOR SALE Friday, July 2, 1971-37 17—HOUSES FOR SALE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OAK PK., 24651 RADCLIFT (10 Mi.-Greenfield). Spacious 3 bedrm. brick ranch, w/poss hall. Fam. Rm., blt-in kitch. Loads of storage, Rec. Rm. Incl. apt. w/ separate entrance. 21/2 baths, CENT. AIR. Walk to synagogue and shopp. Call 557-2400. LEEDS REALTY OAK PARK (10 Mi.-Greenfield) BY OWNER — OAK PARK 3 bedroom ranch, 2 full baths, co...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH. NEWS 40-AEMPLOYMENT WANTED 38—Friday, July 2, 1971 17-A—LOTS FOR SALE III- -HOUSESFOR SALE IN SOUTHFIELD FRANKLIN MILLS SUB. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP Roseland Woods Sub-Division Grey brick ranch, 8 years old. This 2100 sq. ft. home consists of 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room, large paneled family room with parquet floor, breakfast room, kitch- en with dishwasher, and 18 ft. re- frig. Full basement with lay. 5 ton ai...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 2, 1971 - 39 Bernard G. Richards Dies at Age 94 OBITUARIES on the 25th anniversary of the FANNIE RUBIN, 12121 Otsego, SOLOMON HERSTEIN, 9155 Jewish Information Bureau, which LOIS BERMAN, 23211 Kenosha, died June 30. Survived by her hus- He he had created and headed al- Oak Park, died June 27. She Woodward, died June 30. band, Morris; two sons, David most until his death. He had leaves her parents, Mr. a...…
…Iran's 'Flirtation' With Egypt; 'History of Second World War' !Describes No Problem for Israel Yet Wingate's Role With the Chindits, `S.N.S.' — countries. Zahadi studied at a Jew- Sir Basil H. Liddell Hart (1895- effort—are described here. Of spe- on the subject. He also empha- ish school—an "Alliance" school in 1970) was the acknowledged au- cial interest is this footnote about sized with evident pride, at that Herndon, where the graves of ...…
…An Affirmation From David Ben-Gurion: `God Exists . . . Free From All Accidents of Matter' - 3- . 74 , 41- ktck / 3-" SA CUL -Ci"--t" r t 1,1-t), e t,-'h / ct » HE JEWISH NEWS a/3—e :01 1-4/-1 1. -t/tytti - CD "1" F=Z A Weekly Review di-C(06-P/ IX; GL l to 6,- - 4_ , -0_-(!--Lc ' 4_8.44A-3 12 CLY L 1- 1—Ee VOL. LI X. No. 3 6,cc LA_ I V LL CL, X1,c7. t- eL t ;IA-ct-1i.. A-1_001A -L a rAtta . • tuci, 711.-«i , I...…
…I-- 1;:ely Commentary ". . As long as there is a community of interests we need have no fears over Jewish identification. There is such deep-rooted concern over the fate of Russian Jewry, and the recollections of what had happened under Hitlerism arouse so many emotions, that it is unnecessary to introduce despair over the alleged in- difference in Jewish ranks. On the eve of Passover we are bombarded with requests for texts of the prayer f...…
…Israel Chief Rabbinate Council Yields on Conversion Procedures JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Chief Rabbinate Council issued two de- cisions designed to ease conver- sions to Judaism. The council waived the one-year waiting period for immigrants from countries with no recognized rabbinical courts and approved a shorter con- version process. The decisions were expected to be chiefly beneficial to non-Jewish partners in mixed marriages and to Soviet immig...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers. Michigan Press Association, National Editorial Association Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., •17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075. Second-Class Postage Paid at Southfield, Michigan and Additional Mailing Offices. Subscription $8 a year. Foreign ...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Photo Exhibit Tells Dramatic Story of UJA An exhibit of photographs, mo- tion pictures and a slide presenta- tion, depicting the deep involve- ment of American Jewry in aiding the Jews of Israel and of other lands, is now in the lobby of the Jewish Center until April 20. The walk-in gallery is open to the public without charge. Literature explaining the pro- grams and services supported by the 1971 Allied Jewish Campa...…
…• White House and State Dept. Assure 'No Pressures' on Israel; Tensions Mingled With Puzzlement in Capital By Detroit Jewish News Special Correspondent WASHINGTON, D. C.—There is as much puzzlement as there is tension over the Middle East situ- ation both in governmental ranks as well as in the media of commun- ications. All sorts of .speculative reports emanate from the nation's capital, yet there is no certainty about the devel- oping situ...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, April 2, 1971-7 fi This Eagle Fortrel® suit is a knit one.And a pearl, too. The look, for a long time to come, will be the knit suit. Because the fluid, knitted look stays. And the wrinkles don't. An Eagle knit suit won't show a whole days worth of sitting. And it won't show your bulges, either. That's the other great thing about the knit. The feel. The Celanese' polyester has just the right amount of stretc...…
…Q—I"Tef ‘ 2. ‘-hcA ?141.414 7.121W33 TIOATY1 Interim Solutions Sought in Jarring's Absence JERUSALEM (JTA) — The Israel government believes there is no chance at present to get the stalled Jarring talks going and is considering "i n t e r im solutions" short of a formal peace treaty. Several such plans are being dis- cussed on the cabinet level. One plan calls for re-opening of the Suez Canal on the basis of an agreement with Egypt but with...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Every week,1000 people come to a land at war to be at peace. Why do they come? By the tens and thousands. Every day. Every week. They crowd themselves onto ships -. Push themselves across difficult terrain. They come to a society whoselanguage they don't know. Whose customs are unfamiliar. To a nation strug- gling for sheer survival. To a people making a life and death stand against the constant threat of annihilation...…
…10—Friday, April 2, 1971 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Southfield Couple Wins a 'Passport to Israel" IF T00 TURN THIt yrs." Don A. Reifler of Twelve Mile will take the trip in November. Rd., Southfield, is the winner of Proceeds from the drawing sup- UPSIDE DOWN TOO WON'T the "Passport to Israel" fund- PIND A PINAR Walt THAN raising project sponsored by the port educational activities of Ha- American Habonim Association, bonim Labor Zionist You...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, April 2, 1971-11 THE GOOD LIFE AT PASSOVER TIM • ••••., • • ••••‘ 'sst '‘S s, MAXWELL HO WISHES EVERYONE A HAPPY SE Good to the last drop! The joys of Passover are constant and unchanging. The Seder, to begin with. The taste of matzoh. And the matchless flavor of Maxwell House! Yes, this superior coffee has been the constant favorite in Jewish homes for over half a century. And, like matzoh, a tradition...…
…• .7- r ! 12—Friday, April 2, 1971 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS. MOTHER'S GOODMANS Thin Tea Matzo BOX - MANISCHEWITZ 12-0Z. PKG. Egg Matzo 5 MANISCHEWITZ Matzo MANISCHEWITZ MANISCHEWITZ Fish Pike LB. BOX 1-LB. BOX Cake Meal OLD FASHIONED GEFILTE FISH iroTAEeRrs Pickles CARMEL MOTHERS GEFILTE FISH MOTHER'S LOCAL OR REGULAR 15-OZ. TIN Matzo Farfel 4-0Z. PKG. Potato Pancake Mix MANISCHEWITZ 11-0Z. CAN 1-LB. White Fish & ...…
