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November 15, 1968 • Page Image 13

…Cairo Passes Out Arms to Militia in Training Throughout Egypt JERUSALEM (JTA)—The semi- official Cairo newspaper Al Abram reported that the Egyptian War Ministry had begun to distribute weapons to the newly created Peoples' Defense Force. The militia was established by decree of President Nasser 24 hours after Israel's commando raid deep into Egyptian territory which resulted in damage to two bridges and a power station. The report from Cairo...…

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…at Their Fate Nietzsche Saw Jews as a Resourceful, Brave People; Hitt ted and guides of the Europeans Fifty years before Hitler's rise to power, the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche foresaw two alternatives for European Jewry: "either to become masters of Europe or to lose Europe, as they once centuries ago lost Egypt." Nietzsche, a philo-Semite, indi- cated his admiration for, and understanding of, the Jew in a little-known passage on ...…

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…Musical- Drama 'Victory at Masada' Innovative Work at Temple Israel A few hours after the closing of the very successful Masada ex- hibition at the Detroit Institute of Arts, Temple Israel put on an ex- hibition of its own — employing drama, dance, song, psychedelic lights and slides. The result: an innovative and entertaining premiere performance of "The Victory at Masada," by Martin Kalmanoff. This first annual Charles H. Alter Memorial Con...…

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…"••■• le, ...rasa.. 16—Friday, November 15, 1968 Judah Touro Left Heritage of Charity N /620 ... EENneefeN, WE REAWECENT TI • • th:q..,...'. . • /TIE OL/A•LuiTY 70 LE/zo 7-AVE Actenet - i ',nib FIRST "1.1,Oes• OF 80570V. Peigf". .1 " A r: • .4 , __...: , . _ ` 4 . U .,. ;"'' ' "'"•• • 4 ,a5•10-... .55, lir A zo ye,,, FAO ',ERE ET, LL 20.000, ~E. soapy- F ,:N - - - - .-.,, - . . , SO /7-'LL I = , THERE WAS H ...…

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…Empress Dedicates JDC Hospital Empress Farah Diba of Iran greets a young patient during a tour of the K.K.K. Hospital in Tehran after the dedication of a new surgi- cal wing. The hospital is part of an extensive health and welfare program helping over 20,000 of the country's 75,000 Jews, supported by the Joint Distribution Committee with United Jewish Appeal funds. Return of Animal Sacrifices Mentioned in the Prayerbook By RABBI SAMUEL J. F...…

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…18—Friday, November 15, 1968 SYNAGOGUE THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS ' SERVICES Rabbi Sandrow Heads Chaplains Commission Ahavas Achim Become 'Beth Achin . a' NEW YORK — Rabbi Edward T. Sandrow of Temple Beth El, The combined membership - of Gorrelick and Cantor Joseph Birn- Cedarhurst, L.I., was installed as Synagogue and Cong. holtz officiating. chairman of the National Jewish Beth Aaron Ahavas Achim has voted to name At the Beth Achim suburb...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, November 15, 1968-19 Profile of Rabbinical Students Presented in Year Book Survey NEW YORK—A prominent social particular, Dr. Liebman observes, scientist has written the first corn- "expects to find in the seminary prehensive profile of American solutions to problems troubling him rabbinical students and their with regard to faith, the meaning training in almost a century of and nature of Judaism, the Ines- r...…

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…Rabbi Says Law OKs Transplant to TORONTO (JTA)—An Orthodox rabbi said here that Jewish law permits Jews to donate their hearts or other organs for trans- plant but forbids them to give their bodies to science or for ana- tomical dismemberment "because most schools do not give the body enough respect." Rabbi N. L. Rabinovitch'- of Clanton Park Synagogue, who lec- tures in mathematics at the Uni- versity of Toronto, said at a uni- versity semin...…

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…The First Jewish Assimilationist BY JACK SIEGEL (A Seven Arts Feature) We worry about Jewish youth today. We fear their alienation from our religion and tradition, and that they will become disillusioned by world problems. This is not n e w. It has hap- pened before. Elisha Ben Avuyah was the very first Jewish assimilationist. He doubted the Unity of God, Reward and Punishment. He was totally indifferent to the resurrection of the .dead. T...…

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…Dr. E. W. Heaton's 'The Hebrew Kingdoms' A noted Christian scholar, Dr. E. W. Heaton of St. Joan's College, Oxford, provides valuable material regarding Israel and Judah, Pro- phecy and Prophets, in "The He- brew Kingdoms," a New Claren- don Bible, published by Oxford University Press (200 Madison, NY16). The era of 922-587 BCE is cov- ered in this work and the study, the author indicates, commenced "not so much with the disruption of a kingd...…

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…A THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Early Deadne for Thanksgiving Issue Women's elub activities TOWN AND COUNTRY CHAP- TER, Women's American ORT, will hold a luncheon for paid-up members 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Plum Hollow Lanes, Southfield. Chairman of the event is Mrs. Al- bert Lichtman, vice president of membership. New members will be honored. Hostesses are Mes- dames Stanley Blankman, Sheldon Brown, Joseph Cohen, Leo Furst, Ira Flashner, Sol Gros...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 24—Friday, November 15, 1968 Brenner-Truman Branch to Hear Talk on Parties JNF Auxiliary Prepares Donor Kickoff Farband Brenner-Truman Branch will hold a general assembly 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bailey, 23862 . Rutland, Southfield. Mrs. Gershon Berris, president, - said that. Laible Hoffmitz, director of the Labor Zionist Organization in Detroit, will speak on "Align- ments of the Labor ...…

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…Windsor Sisterhood to Show Young Israeli's Art 0 , r; Shear Elashomayim Sisterhood of Hotel of Jerusalem, of which young Windsor will present a one-man Amid is now manager. When Amid's talent first be- show by Asher Amid Nov. 24 in the came apparent, be went to night social hall of the synagogue. 2-5 school at the Bezalel School of and 7-9 p.m. The artist will be Art. His father sent him to present. Lucerne to study hotel manage- Co-ordinato...…

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…TRE DETROIT JEWISH MEWS • 26—Friday, November 15, MB I CHILDBIRTH WITHOUT PAIN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION will hold an open meeting 7:30 p.m.; Sunday at Cooley High School. A panel of local physicians will speak, and a film will be shown. gathered for you by Miriam field. 9 c3 hat shall sse talk about this week? Everything under the sun! So here is my fall collection of topical trivia. THE TALMUD & THE TEACHERS "11 a city deteriorates, it is ...…

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…MISS SANDRA SELIGMAN Friday, November 15, 1968 - 27 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Seligman-S tegina it Vows to Be Exchanged Dec. 15 ctivities in Society Mrs. Marshall M. Miller and Mrs. Joseph Maltzer, both of Hunting- ton Woods, members of the board of directors, National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, had major roles at its annual meeting in New York, this week. Mrs. Miller, vice president of the National Federation and a member of the NFT...…

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…28—Friday, November IS, 1968 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS BB 'Women of Valor' to Be Guest at Honor Roll Luncheon Thursday Planners for Bnai Brith Women's honor roll luncheon for "Women of Valor," to be held noon Nov. 21 at Town and Country Club, are (from left) Mesdames Philip Fealk, Bernard Bliefield, Jack Sayles and Harold Robinson, chairman. • * * * * • The Bnai Brith Women's Council Handler Chapter to Pay of Metropolitan Detroit will hold an...…

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…Weil-Frankel Nuptials Hausers Will Join Other Leading MDs Said at Temple Beth El With Their Wives as Bond Fete Hosts MRS. LARRY WEIL Linda Lee Frankel and Larry. Steven Well exchanged wedding vows in a ceremony Sunday at Temple Beth El. Rabbi Morton M. Kanter officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Barden Kelly of Crystal Lake, El., and Mr. Herman H. Frankel of Bloomfield Shore Dr., Orchard Lake. Mr. Well is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rol...…

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…• 30—Friday, November 15, 1968 Rickel Saks to Be [rife of Dr. Shumaker THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS JESS People Make News The appointment of Rabbi DAVID MOGILNER of Philadel- phia to the post of national Ramah director was announced by Dr. Louis Finkelstein, chancellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. The chancellor an- naunced a reorganization of the Ramah Camps, with supervision of their over-all educational program- ing the di...…

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…Friay, Ndovember 15, 1968-31 Rev. Cleage to Use THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Jewish Rituals Vital Essays in `Ma n Against Poverty' "Today the first duty of re- oughly upon a major issue, draw- in Church Service sponsible citizens is to bind to- ing upon the thinking of the most Person-to Person Call - Detroiters Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zuckerman, members of the 14th annual United Jewish Appeal Study Mission, visit with an aged resident of the UJA-supp...…

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…1••••••• ■ .10....4.• Par Lagerkvist's Novel 'Herod and Mariamne': Its Historical Shortcomings Christologically Par Lagerkvist, the 1951 Nobel Prize winner in literature, is in- clined to write on religious sub- jects, on the Holy Land and the Christian mythological themes. He is the superb allegorist, the author of parables, which he incorporated christologically in "The Holy Land," "The Death of Ahasuerus," "Barabbas," and now in "Herod a ...…

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…UHS Women to Hear Mischa Mischakoff at 47th Annual Fund-Raising Gathering Bonds Stimulate Cotton Crop Israel's cotton crop, developed with the aid of Israel Bonds, has become of-increasing importance in the country's economy in recent years. Cotton growers, such as the one shown here, now cultivate more than 50,000 acres and produce over 65,000 tons per year, a tenfold increase during the past 10 years. The gross value of the annual cotton c...…

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…34—Friday, November 15, 1968 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Lubavitch Gift to S. African Mayor Kirstein Offers Remarkable Analysis of 'The Rich' How happy are the rich, bow do they play,.to what extent are they philanthropic, do they crave and utilize power, are the affluent dif- ferent from the rich? These and a score of other subjects are posed and answered by a man who is eminently qualified to deal with these topics. George G. Kirstein is wel...…

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…Distortioxis in Gospels Regarding Jesus the Jew `Accused'—Strong Morgulas Novel Guilt in the holocaust, the after- takes to deliver a Holy Day address Are Exposed in 'Those Incredible Christians effects, years after the period of in an orthodox synagogue. ' Dr. Mugh J. Schonfield pursues of the Christian appeared to be Christology of Jahn," of the- Jesus the theme he commenced in his -conspicuously absent from their of John who "sets much st...…

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…36—Friday, November 15, 1968 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Flint News Abby Hirsch Betrothed Jewish History on Surinam Stamps tery of Savannah which contains to Howard M. Golding By ERIC LIND 439 tombstones. The renovation Hirschmann, Author, Businessman, to Address Communitywide Dinner • Outstanding community leaders The annual dinner of the Flint will be recognized, according to Jewish Community Council, when current programs and future plans...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, November 15, 1968-37 • DOWNTOWN Dine in a Serene Oriental Setting Featuring Authentic Cantonese Cusine CARRY OUT AND CATERING SERVICE Open Seven Days a Week . . . Mon. thru Thurs., 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.; Fri. & Sat., 11 a.m. to S a.m.; Sun. & Holidays, 12 Noon to 2 a.m. Bernardis -.Organize Sculptures Company NEW YORK (JTA) — Herschel Bernardi, Broadway star of "Fid- dler on the Roof," has joined with two b...…

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…Julie Andrews Brin gs Back Era of Genie Lawrence THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 38—Friday, November 15, 1968 Brooks created a 125 - piece at the Madison on a reserved- wardrobe for Miss Andrews to f seat policy with le perform- wear at a total cost of more I . ances weekly and extra show- than $300,000. The film will play lags during holiday weeks. Jule Andrews portrait Brit- ish actress Gertrude Lawrence in the- Twentieth Century Fox Danny Raski...…

November 15, 1968 • Page Image 39

…MOVIE GUIDE ADAMS Grand Circus Park WO 14525 Free Parking after 5 p.m. Birmingham "THE WEST SIDE STORY" FRI.-SAT. 11:30, 2:20, 5:10, 8:00, 10:40 SUN. THRU THUR. 11:20, 2:00 4:40, 7:20, 10:00 STARTS WEDNESDAY Elizabeth Taylor -Mia Farrow in "THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR" FRI. 7:05, 10:45. SAT. 3:45, 7:25, 11:10. SUN. 2:05, 5:45, 9:30. MON. thru THUR. Free Parking After 5 P.M. & All Day Sunday At System Auto Park, Adams at 1Vitherell ALL D...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 40--Friday, November 15, 1968 13—FOR RENT APARTMENTS 13—FOR RENT APARTMENTS Rosewood Manor Apts. Windsor Park Apt. 13—FOR RENT APARTMENTS 13—FOR RENT APARTMENTS Spacious Apartments IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Manager 357-5878 16200 W. 9 Mi., Southfield Near Greenfield 9 Mi. cor. Rosewood Oak Park December 1 occupancy. 2 bedroom apt. Carpeting, drapes, air-condi- tioned, - all electric appliances. Adults only. Manager...…

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…17—HOUSES FOR SALE Franklin Village Off 13 MC–Rd. E. of Inkster Rd. Double wing pillared Georgian Col. on gorgeous Hilltop wooded acre. 5 bedrms. incl. 2 master bedrm. Suites. 3 full baths, & 2 half bath. 2 story, Travertine marble foyer, solid oak paneled Family Rm. w/wet bar & stone flrepl., solid walnut pan. libr. 4.500 sq ft. of living area with every luxury feature incl. Former Southfield Model Home • Beautiful 3 bed. 21/2 car attach....…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 42—Friday, November 15, 1968 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Huntington Woods, 26369 York LIVONIA — HEARTHSTONE SUB. 8-room Georgian Col. Like new only 6 yrs. old. The most beautiful in the area. 4 Mast- bedrms. with double walk-in closets, 31/2 baths, large paneled hand-pegged Family Rm., country kitchen with hand finished cupboards, double bit-in oven, finished base. with Rec. Rm. , heated swimming pool and cabana. Enclosed rear ...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 17—HOUSES FOR SALE Friday, November IS, 1968 - 43 Immediate Occupancy 17—HOUSES FOR SALE We've saved the best for the last! 2—Four Bedroom Colonials Milton_L. Berry—Ed Silver 626-5049 LI 4-4063 Palmer Woods ONLY $36,450 SEE OUR SALESMAN at TANGLEWOOD model 27630 Aberdeen, 3 blocks north of Eleven Mile between Green- field and Southfield. This model will be open through Nov. 18th, CALL SALES OFFICE 357-2198 o...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 44—Friday, November 15, 1968 17—HOUSES FOR SALE Oak Pk. Open Sun. 2-5 23611 MORTON Oak Pk. Blvd. nr. Rensselaer LEEDS REALTY Oak Pk. Open Sun. 2-5 12800 BURTON Phone DAVE SCHIKLER EL 3-2530 or EL 7-5414 Here's a terrific buy! Loads of house for the money. 3-bedrm. brk. ranch. 12x17 Fam. Rm., carpeting, drapes, fin. Rec. Rm., gas ht., patio. framed. occupancy. Close to trans., schools. 524.000. Act fast on this, ...…

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…17—HOUSES FOR SALE 19—OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT SOUTHFIELD. 3-bedroom ranch, 11/2 baths, family room, finished basement. 2-car attached garage. Immediate pos- session. Asking $35,900. Make offer. Owner. 357-0144. SOUTHFIELD. North of 12 Mlle. Tri. level, 4 bedrooms, family room, 11/2 baths. Attached 2-car garage. Near schools. $38,900. 358-0359. OAK PARK. 22000 Sunset, off Albany. Attractive 3-bedroom brick ranch. Car- peting, drapes, utility ...…

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…46—Friday, November 15, 1968 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 6 THE JEWISH NEWS The Family Newspaper There is something for every member of the family in each issue of The Jewish News ... • Direct Teletype Cables from the World's Capitals • Special Washington Representatives • Synagogue News • Hebrew Column • Social Columns • Cartoons • Sports Column • Entertainment Guides • And So Much More Be Sure Your Relatiyes and Friends Are F...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, Noroinhor 15, 1968-47 OBITUARIES Attorney A. J. Seltzer; Worked for Cainpaign A. Joseph Seltzer, an attorney with offices at 3625 Cadillac Tower, and active member of the Jewish community, died Nov. 9 at age 79. Mr. Seltzer, 18044 Parkside, was a past chairman of the lawyers section of the Allied Jewish Cam- paign and past board member of the Jewish Center. In addition, he belonged to the Lawyers Guild, Amer...…

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…Books -for Children, Many With Jewish Themes, Appear in U. S. and in Israel; Dramatic Story of Aaronsons in 'Gideonites' Children's books must serve importantly in efforts to provide cultural backgrOunds for Jewish youth. There has-been an encour- aging increase in the number of good books for youth of Jewish interest, and the Jewish contents in new works serve a valuable purpose. The most impressive collection of new children's books has jus...…

November 08, 1968 • Page Image 1

…Editorial: Our President-Elect--Our Prayer for His Welfare Vox poptai, vox Del—the voice of the people (is) the voice of God— is the verdict of Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1968, now being accepted by the entire American nation. And with this acceptable ancient Latin rule for political conduct, we now settle down to the business of reuniting the American People, of resolving to bring peace to our cities and to the world, of striving for an end to hatr...…

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…Purely Commentary Philip A Challenge to the Nations of the World SIOMOYitZ to Expose the Persecutions Among Moslems by Since the June 1267 war, approximate) y Moslem countries will be Jeopardized t have Egypt expelled n d from or vohri. the establishment of a Jewish state" was 1,500 tarily persons due to made good- leave on the S. S. Cynthia on September Absorption e n r ipm liz c) 19, 1968, is Jewish refugees already had been denaturalized o...…

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…Election Results UJA Launches Cash Drive for $40,000,000 pledges for the UJA regular cam- Albert B. Adelman of Milwau- kee, chairman of the United Jew- ish Appeal's national cash collec- tion campaign, announced the launching of a massive drive to raise at least $40,000,000 in cash in the last two months of this year to meet the critical social welfare needs of the people of Israel. The drive will seek to redeem the pledges made earlier, th...…

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…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 ∎ssoclation. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit, Mich. 48235, VE 8-9364. Subscription $7 a year. Fo'eign $8. Second Class Postage Paid at Detroit, Michigan PHILIP SLOMOVITZ Editor a...…

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…Detroiters to Have Major Roles in CJFWF General Assembly in Atlanta, Nov. 13-17 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, November 8, 1968-5 Be not simply good; be good for something.—H. D. Thoreau. r I'm looking for more clients., 'Need A large delegation of Detroiters institute which will review what immigrants. The other will be pro- SAMPLE GOWN SALE will participate in the sessions of Fox called "the impact of the posals to meet the needs of A...…

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…6—Friday, November 8, 1968 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Israel Bond Dinner Nets $500,000 in. Sales; Sonenklar Honored, Israel's Status Outlined Netting a total of $500,000 in Israel Bond sales, the dinner held Oct. 31 at the Shaarey Zedek had several distinguishing features. It served to honor Cantor J. H. Sonenklar for his 38 years' service with the congregation; it gave an audience of more than 600 an op- portunity to hear first hand reports o...…

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…JDC Funds Depleted; Urgent Need Outlined GENEVA — Thousands of Jews throughout the world went without the help they needed in 1968 as a result of the series of crises touch- ed off by the Six-Day War in Israel, Samuel L. Haber, executive vice-chairman of the Joint Distri- bution Committee, said here. "Emergencies such as the migra- tion of over 2,000 Jews from Poland following a renewed outbreak of anti-Semitism and the flight of 4,000 Jews ...…

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…Cassin--Nobel Prize-Winning Humanitarian By EDWIN EYTAN (Copyright 1968, TPA, Inc.) PARIS—This year, for the third time since the Nobel Peace Prize was established, its recipient is a Jew, Prof. Rene Cassin, an elderly man with a little pointed white beard and soft warm eyes, with precise, pendantic gestures and a low, practically inaudible voice. To Jews he looks like the typical re- incarnation of an old-fashioned rabbi, to his French com...…

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…Professor, Back From Amman, British Govt. Ties Cairo, Finds No Peace Prospect; Opening of Suez Settlement Says Academicians Are Worst to M.E. (Direct Teletype Wire to Friday, November 8, 1968-9 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS "WE DEAL RIGHT THE FIRST TIME" JERRY STEIN OLDSMOBILE The Jewish News) Prospects for peace in the Middle bring that destruction about. They LONDON — A government East are not dim, they are non- even go so far as to suggest t...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Israel May Return Part o f West Bank, but Won't and whatever political boundaries (Direct JTA Teletype Wire The Jewish News) might be drawn up in the future. JERUSALEM — Prime Minister He added that he could not en- Levi Eshkol indicated Tuesday visage a state of affairs in which that Israel may be prepared to military bases of one state would return portions of the West Bank lie within the sovereign territory to Jordan...…

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…Friday, November 8, 1968-11 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS i.;RMZ4e:W.MEW:e..iMikeigit, .alasia02Zit:WOONII*XiglireMg;;''MZ7Z.KaNZ 3N. 02(zoz,ZT.VMTafeii.,,, M 25 TEtaff 7 4- f=i1VELIMIVesTWOZ:MPX" .1g:IMMI..7.1=511SEMMKXne?. . - 1 ° -MEM4gi4ZE::).4.. a uniquely rewarding evening r5; an expression of deep appreciation to Detroit for their extraordinary interest, support and contribution The Detroit Businessmen's Group CITY OF HOPE "The Spir...…

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…Leo Rosten's 'The Joys of Yiddish": Notable Encyclopedic Yinglish-Ameridish Lexicon An essay on the extent of Yid- it is a definitive work on Yiddish He commences with Adonai, with dish words that have been absorb- words and contains scores upon explanations of the various uses ed into the Yiddish language by scores of humorous stories related of the YHVH; and concludes with Leo Rosten that appeared in Har- to the many words; and its inter- z...…

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…Friday, November 8, 1968-13 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Joseph Hyams' 'A Field of Buttercups': Drama and Martyrdom of Janusz Korczak I CI L.,--J131 While the story of Jewry's role in the era of tragedy foisted upon mankind by Nazi Germany is being further unraveled, there emerge the names of the heroes of the resistance. Some did not carry guns and did not exercise power in battling the Hitler terror. But they resorted to the humane method, t...…

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…14—Friday, Hersonber 3, 196$ TIE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS Strike Paralyzes East Jerusalem Dr. Frederick L. Hirschman--First WS U Jewish Graduate By IRVING I. KATZ Executive Secretary. of Temple Beth El Since Wayne State University opened the doors of its school of medicine 100 years ago, WSU's growth has expanded to include 10 colleges and schools. It now ranks as the nation's 20th largest uni- versity. The first Jewish student to have entere...…

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