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. SAMUEL COHEN, Mercer Island realtor, boasts he's one of the original readers of the Transcript since its founding back in 1924, and follows it closely for news of the community . . . SAMUEL AND ALTHEA STROUM received a warm letter of appreciation from UW Pres. John R Hogness and Dean George M. Beckmann of the College of Arts and Sciences for their fund grant which made possible the upcoming Samuel and Althea Stroum Visiting Lec­ tureship in Jewish Studies there, starting in the fall. Pres. Hogness stressed the program will provide "a happy blend of scholarly and artistic achievement."

MRS ESTHER SOLOMON of Capetown, South Africa, was a recent visitor in Seattle where for the first time, she met members of her family, including her cousins, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Ceorge Mosler and David Clazer and their families. During her stay, she was entertained and toured the Greater Seattle area . . . Seattle Sephardic Youth Federation, those between the ages of 18 and 25, visited Israel last month on a three-week tour, and included members Shelly Adatto, Terry and Tommy Damm, Stanley and Jean Ann Lorber and Sherry Rind, the latter former REUNITED AT LAST-former Prisoners of Zion Lassal Kaminsky and Lev Yagman (with dark glasses), office manager for The Jewish Transcript, who returns to both sentenced to five years hard labour in the second Leningrad trial of 1971 arrived in Israel, where they UW this month to continue her studies for her Master's and had a tearful reunion with their wives and children who had been allowed to immigrate earlier. Second fro"1 will also teach. left is Kaminsky's mother who also arrived with her son. Describing the physical and mental indignities they were subjected to in prison, the men said they had been forced to share cells with Nazi war criminals' RABBI WILLIAM H. GREENBERG of Congregation Ezra Kaminsky, 45, and Yagman, 35, who are both engineers, said they wanted to rest awhile and then finCl Bessorath, has accepted the post of part-time chaplain at various installation in Washington, according to Rabbi Eric jobs—"because we want to do creative work in Israel." Friedland of Chicago, III., chairman of the Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy of the National Jewish Welfare Board News sidelites SANDRA OKIN, coordinator of the Jewish students SAN FRANCISCO, . . . Reports campus of the Technion —Israel NEW YORK-The Leadership Association at Western Washington State College, is asking on research in Leukemia and Institute of Technology, Major Conference of National Jewish all Jewish students in the area who are now attending or Vitamin E treatment for Cooley's General (Res.) Amos Horev, Women's Organizations, vvhose will begin attending the college to contact her at home on Anemia, two fatal blood diseases, President of the Technion has 10 constituent groups include Mercer Island at 232-5014, or contact her after Sept. 20 at were made by the director- announced. more than 1,000,000 wornen her dorm, 676-4573 . . A welcome party is being planned general of the Hadassah Medical throughout the United States, ha* at the college Monday, Sept. 29 at Room 218, Nash Hall. Organization to the 61st annual sent letters to President Ceraid ARTHUR GROSSMAN AND MELVIN STRAUSS performed National Conventionof NEW YORK-Of the 9,000 Ford, Secretary of State HenrV works for bassoon and piano in a recital last month in the Hadassah, meeting here from Soviet Jews to emigrate to the Kissinger, and Ambassador of tn Alki Room at the Seattle Center. Grossman is a member of August 17-20 at the San Francisco United States with HIAS' help United States to the United the Soni Ventorum Woodwind Quintet at UW and Hilton Hotel. since 1968, more than a third, Nations, Daniel Moynihap' professor of music there. Stauss is president of the Cornish Both experiments are being 3,490, arrived in 1974, reports expressing approval and aP' School of Allied Arts. carried out in the Hematology United HIAS Service President, preciation for "the unwavering Department of the Hadassah- Carl Click, in the migration stand of the United State* MRS. HILL KRAKOVSKY is visiting New York to attend Hebrew University Medical agency's annual report. The 1974 delegation in voting again5 her first grandson's wedding, and also will spend the Center in Jerusalem under Dr. figure represents a 100 plus unfair statements directed towar holidays with the children and their families. . ALVIN M. Gabriel Izak. percent increase over the number Israel" at the recent Mexico City KELLER, Northwest area manager for Bonds for Israel of Soviet Jews arriving on U.S. World Conference of the ln' which is based in Seattle, among more than 600 Jewish shores in 1973. ternational Women's Year hel leaders lr

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Invisible Jews ? Historic Mideast top city events peace agreement! on Rosh Hashana

BY PHILIP R SCHEIER but will it work? Are Greater Seattle's Jews an invisible people to some? Continuing programming of major events which conflict JERUSALEM-lsrael today Secretary of State Henry with such major Jewish observance as the upcoming Rosh looked forward with mingled Kissinger. Hashana, and Yom Kippur and Passover, despite longtime hopes plus a large dose of anxiety But thousands of Israelis and widespread distribution of Anti-Defamation League as the interim peace agreement on protested last week in the streets memo-date books which list such major Jewish holydays, Sinai with Egypt firmed up as the against what they consider the has raised the question here. climax of lengthy negotiations by high price Israel is paying for the David Stahl, Northwest regional director of ADL of B'nai agreement with Egypt which B'rith, has contacted a number of officials of the School Set Yom Kippur includes an Israeli pullback from Department and the King County Democrats to point out two critical Sinai passes and that major events have been scheduled which fall on the TV program on surrender of oil wells seized same days as the Rosh Hashana observance. following earlier Egyptian attacks He cited the School Department Football Jamboree Ch. 5 Sept. 13 on the Jewish state. scheduled for Sept. 5 and 6, as an example, which conflict Details of the agreement ready with Rosh Hashana; the Democratic Party outing Sept. 7, The meaning and to be initialed include the the second day of Rosh Hashana; the American Civil significance of Yom Kippur reported use of American civilians Liberties Union social Sept. 6; the fund-raising musical will be aired in special to man listening posts on the Sept. 5 of the Seattle Opera Guild. segment by KING-TV in its eastern end of the Gidi Pass at Acknowledging that in many cases such scheduling Evergreen Express program Umm Hasheiba to detect any conflicts on major Jewish holydays are unavoidable, and Saturday, Sept. 13, between Egyptian aggressive moves, similar that the Jewish community wouldn't expect every event to 2:30-3:30 p.m. be held on other days, Stahl stressed the date conflict to the surprise 1973 Yom Kippur MIDEAST PEACE HOPES are The Channel 5 segment, prevents most Jewish members of such organizations from war. high as details are ironed out for part of the hour-long taking part in these activities. He said the main concern is The United States which has an interim pact between Israel television broadcast, is the scheduling of major events on the few major Jewish been pressing Israel to make these and Egypt by Secretary of State designed for greater un­ holidays. concessions, is expected to Henry Kissinger. derstanding of Yom Kippur As an example he cited the case of a Jewish student, by non-Jews. provide the Jewish state with active in Jewish youth organizational work, who was Taking part in the financial aid to make up for the allegedly told by a member of the School Department that Record program, which was taped loss of the oil wells which have if he didn't participate in the upcoming Football Jamboree last week at Herzl-Ner Tamid provided for half of Israel's fuel as part of his school activities, he would be penalized with is Rabbi Maurice Pomerantz needs. a lower grade. Stahl at press time said he is investigating Transcript with Cantor Joseph Frankel Israel as a condition for this claim and planned to meet with school officials on the singing the Kol Nidre. agreement has asked for an allegation. edition The script for the Yom American presence at six other Stahl said the chairperson of the Democratic Party had Today's Rosh Hashana issue of Kippur segment of the points in the Mitle and Gidi apologized for the oversight in the scheduling conflict. The Jewish Transcript of 44 pages program was written by The ADL director said most of the problems stemmed in two sections is the largest such Molly Cone. Continued on Page 13A from a lack of awareness by those scheduling major events edition published in the 51-year- for their organizations. He urged Jewish members of all old history of the Pacific Nor­ groups to alert the leadership of their organizations to thwest's leading Anglo-Jewish State plans new check the ADL memo-date book to avoid such conflicts, at publication, according to best least on the major Jewish observances. available records. These ADL memo-date books, he pointed out, have Section A with its unique full- been widely distributed down through the years to just page frontpiece of a reproduction Jordan arms sale try about every Federal, state and municipal body, school of a rare vellum folio from an officials, fraternal, cultural, social and. civic organizations ancient Hebrew Bible created in WASHINGTON, (JTA(-The receive to meet Congressional "and everybody else." France in 1299, has been ex­ State Department announced objections that the proposed deal Stahl said he is now in process of drafting a fold-out panded to 24 pages. The usual that it will resubmit without is too large "We will continue to brochure which will list all Jewish observances, with Page 1 newspage for this issue is change to Congress this month its discuss this question with the Continued on Page 24A notification that the Ad­Jordanian government and with Continued on Page 22A ministration plans to sell Jordan a the Congress when it returns from $350 million air defense system. its recess in the hope that this "We are going to be resub­ problem will be resolved," mitting the same notification on Anderson said. the Hawks sale that has been The Administration withdrew before the Congress and there has its letter outlining the deal July 28 been no change," Department only hours before the Senate spokesman Robert Anderson told Foreign Relations Committee was reporters. to vote on whether it objected to But Anderson indicated that the proposed sale. the Administration will try to Earlier, the House International negotiate with Jordan to reduce Relations Committee had voted the amount of arms she will unanimously to reject the sale. Wherever they are will be Rosh Hashana NEW YORK—Wherever they may be Okinawa, Taiwan, Thailand or the Azores, the special religious needs of American Jewish military personnel and their families will be met during the High Holy Days by Jewish military chaplains, civilian and Reserve rabbis and military lay leaders, through arrangements made by the Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy of JWB. The civilian and Reserve rabbis will conduct services at many bases where no full-time Jewish chaplain is stationed, it was announced by Rabbi Eric Friedland, chairman of the JWB Commission. This year, Rosh Hashanah will begin on the evening of of RESIDENTS' LUNCHEON at the home of Betty Lou Treiger, right, president of the Women's Division Sept. 5 and continue until sundown of Sept 7. Yom Kippur the or„ Jewish Federation, saw a record attendance of presidents and representatives of women's will begin on the evening of Sept. 14 and last until sun­ Ionizations present to coordinate plans for the approaching Women's Division fund campaign of the down of the following day. th*dh.Federi>tion f""d drive. Chairman of the Women's Division drive is Frankie Loeb, vice president of d,v'sion. (See details Page 15A) Page 4 A The Jewish Transcript September 3,1975 Editor's diary: Jewish students at Evergreen THE R1DDI£0FTHESPH1NXE$ 'Chai' on Olympia campus

BY PHILIP R. SCHEIER Program where participating munity. "It was a good year m A new Jewish student students will continue their Alaska," she laughed. organization is being formed at studies. Mrs. Ziegman, in referring to The Evergreen State College, the There is no Hillel on the the Juneau newspaper claim, said new innovative school at Evergreen campus in Olympia, she recalled a Bar Mitzvah had Olympia, along with a course on but Chai will be working closely been held in Juneau during the Judiaism, according to Bruce with our own Rabbi Arthur years she lived in Alaska, though Honig, formerly of Los Angeles, Jacobovitz of the UW Hillel on she conceded there were some now of Seattle, who is a Junior programs and services. years when there apparently were there. no Bar Mitzvah boys in out Chai, Honig said during a visit While it was certainly nice of northernmost state. to The Transcript where he the Southeast Alaska Empire, Steven, who resided in Seattle ordered a Transcript subscription Juneau's daily newspaper, to run briefly while attending school for the club, is designed as -an a front-page story and picture of several years ago, has returned to educational and cultural group of what it called Alaska's first Bar the Alaska life he loves, |S Judaica. Of the approximate Mitzvah, as reported in this married and is a trapper operating 2,300 students on campus, he column last month, a local out of Circle, which is some 15° 'If Ms hard io figure out estimates 20 percent are Jewish. resident says it just isn't so. The miles north of Fairbanks. In the one,howcanyou figure The new course starting this item was carried by the Jewish summers, he works for the state fall under Dr. Ted Gerstl, a Telegraphic Agency. Are there many Jewish trapPerS oufiwo?'' psychologist, is "Jews and Israel," Mrs. Irving Ziegman says her operating in frigid Alaska? with Honig called in to help draw own son, Steven, was Bar Mitz- Mrs. Ziegman says there are < up the curriculum vahed in Anchorage 11 years ago. number of them, and noted tha Included in the curriculum is That same year, she says, four the cemetery in Kodiak is the an overseas trip to Israel for the other boys were also Bar Mitz- final resting place of a large final quarter, part of the Overseas vahed in that Alaskan com­ number of early Jewish trapPerS is there any other way? Women's Year Conference

A year of achievements. A year of frustrations. from the Jewish viewpoint Is there any other way? This double-track theme of achievements and It was the best time; it was the The three women agreed that would probably have the mos frustrations was sounded by Federation Pres. Herb Rosen worst time. It was a success; it for long-range results, only nitty- impact in the next few years- when he summed up the Federation's year at the recent was a failure. Everyone attending gritty work would be successful. The 100,000 members of the annual meeting at the JCC. It holds true elsewhere. the International Women's Year They pointed to NCJW's ad­ NCJW are committed to a broad In looking back at 5735 with our traditional Jewish Conference in Mexico City had a vocacy role in support of the ERA program of education, corn' perspective, there is much to be thankful for, much to be separate point of view and in­ and Title IX (prohibits sex munity service and citizen aC' frustrated with, and new determination as we approach the terpretation of what occurred, discrimination in education) and tion. Among its current prioritie start of the New Year, to try maybe a little harder to meet what was the perspective of three commented that the U.S. are Women's Issues, the NCJW our needs and community goals, and our obligations. American Jewish women at­ Women's Agenda recently passed Research Institute for Innovation We all have our personal goals and problems, of course. tending? by the Women's Action Alliance in Education in Jerusalem. And members of our community have always been Ann Robison, International involved in one way or another as good citizens in helping Affairs leader of the National to meet the needs of the community, as well as our Council of Jewish Women, at­ brethren wherever they may be; in this country, in the tended the official U.S. gathering Have you renewed Mideast, in Russia, anywhere. called the Conference, as a ha %Wa»« cvr»v other vrayi ~P*JIVVWMMI delegate" from the' International There are achievements to be proud of, in providing your subscription ? Council of Jewish Women. "I needed services and help, in aiding Jewish education, found little comfort," she said, The bulk of our readers who received their renewal religious training, working with the elderly, encouraging "either as an American or as a notices for subscriptions now expiring have promptly sent young students to learn more and participate more in this Jew. What we anticipated ac­ in their renewal checks (one year: $6; two years: $10) to wonderful experience called Jewishness, in launching a tually happened, that some aid The Jewish Transcript in holding down clerical and large-scale program to help resettle some 17 Soviet Jewish representatives of U.N. members mailing costs, and we thank them. In order to quickly families in Seattle, in sending aid to Israel, in encouraging turned the Conference into a complete this annual project for renewal of expiring embattled Jews overseas harrassed by hostile governments political arena A political arena subscriptions, we would appreciate the immediate receipt that their fellow Jews have not forgotten them. which expressed strong anti-U.S. of renewal checks from the remainder of this block of And equally important, pride in the achievement of and anti-Israel sentiments. It subscribers who received the notices during the past community members in giving to the honest best of their disturbed me deeply to see the month. abilities to the Federation campaign to help these goals original purposes of the Con­ For those wishing to start their subscription to The become realities. ference so perverted with Jewish Transcript or who seek further information, please Is there any other way? nonsense resolutions linking call The Transcript office at 624-0136, or 624-0174. Frustrations, disappointments, of course. Zionism and apartheid." What better way to start the New Year? And anxiety too, mixed with hopeful anticipation as we go to press with all signs pointing to an interim peace The Tribune, the non­ agreement between Israel and Egypt, in itself a Mideast governmental gathering across milestone. town from the Conference, was But there is anxiety that Israel pressured on all sides, generally characterized by particularly by her only remaining great and good friend, squabbling and chaos. Denese the United States, may be giving up too much for too little; Mann of Hartford, NCJW leader th& that promises made in the heat of negotiations by both and Tribune delegate said "there Published semi-monthly, except July-August (monthly) by ' friend and foe, may go the way of many past promises and was enormous polarization Seattle /ewish Transcript, a non-profit corporation owned by pledges. between the American feminists Seattle Jewish Federation. While most other nations may lose war after war and and the women who demanded a HERBERT I. ROSEN, Pres. survive to fight another day, if Israel is attacked the next 'new economic order'. Strictly S!5Ai MURRAY SHIFF, Exec. Director time —and loses—it could be her last gasp as a Jewish speaking, the issues of women's state rights were lost in the shuffle. IRWIN L. TREIGER And there are frustrations on the plight of Russian Jews And regardless of the pious 4MO*" Chairman, Transcript Committee still held in the Soviet Union despite their desires to leave, statements from the developing SOL M. TACHER,Vice-Chairman whether for Israel or elsewhere nations that full equality for And there are frustrations in trying to achieve goals women will come with economic sily as so many dedicated volunteers give of themselves development, I'm still concerned PHILIP R. SCHEIER, Editor, General Manager in trying to raise funds to meet these growing needs. with the problems of Jewish LORRAINE SIDELL, Office Manager But as Jews who have lived with both pride of women in those countries, who achievement and the crunch of frustration and tragedy suffer on two counts." Transcript Committee Members through the centuries, the coming year 5736 means having Sydney Abrams, Benjamin S. Asia, Harry C. Bush, Gerald Co ' another go at it with all our energies and spirit What ultimately is the message Rabbi William H. Greenberg, Mrs. Rosalie Grinstein, Paul \&i{]"' Is there any other way? for Jewish women? Said Rose Mrs. Francinc Loeb, Fred Rogers, Ernest R. Stiefel And from the Federation and Transcript staff, L'Shana Fishkin, another NCJW Tribune Tova. delegate from Middlesex County, "I see two things about Jewish women in this respect. The first is Offices- Suite 609 Securities Bldg. 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Sept. 6 In the event of a typographical error advertising goods at less than .'' ||i'' is that Jewish women must also price, The Jewish Transcript will furnish letters to the advertisers statin, h« Sept. 5 7:25 p.m. Yom Kippur Sept. 15 ( look to their own special needs, correct price, but goods may not be sold at the price printed a Succot Sept. 20 Sept. 12 7:10 p.m. their own special problems, and difference charged to this newspaper. Also, in event of an error in an a > r0(i Sept. 19 6:56 p.m. Simchat Torah Sept. 28 their solidarity with Jewish Transcript will republish without charge that portion only of the ad i Sept. 26 6^41 p.m. Chanuka Nov. 29 women all over the world." September 3,1975 The Jewish Transcript Page 5A Agencies in brief

SAN FRANCISCO, "If I Forget Thee," a new film commissioned \tawc in Ri*l by Hadassah to celebrate the re­ opening of its famed medical center on Mount Scopus in u IV f ? c> 111 III I Jerusalem, was premiered at Hadassah's 61st annual National Convention here The film, directed and produced by Harold NEW ISRAEL PLANT Mayer and written by Lynne URGES ACTION CANCER DETECTOR HAIFA- Vulcan Batteries, Ltd. FIGHT BOYCOTTS Rhodes Mayer, winners of many an NEW YORK, N.Y.,—The Anti- dthe U.S. firm, Globe Union, REHOVOT, (JTA)-An film awards, was shot on location Defamation League of B'nai B'rith WASHINGTON (JTA) - ""H build a plant for the ultrasonic device, producing a in Jerusalem. It runs 28 minutes. urged "immediate im­ Eighty-seven members of Manufacture of car batteries in a three-dimensional image for plementation" of recom­ Congress, led by the chairman of ^alilee development town —still more efficent, accurate diagnosis t0 mendations made by a com­ the House Judiciary Committee, be selected The American of unsuspected breast cancer is NEW YORK, (JTA)-The mittee of generals to end the Peter Rodino (D-N.J), are now ^rnpany has taken a 30 percent being developed by a Weizmann United Jewish Appeal has con­ Army's discriminatory practices sponsoring legislation that would cluded agreements with the 'hare in the investment of over in assigning Jewish soldiers, Institute biomedical engineer, i3 3 prohibit discriminatory boycotts American Associates of Ben- - million, with the option to Dr. Bruce Sollish, of the Weiz­ representatives of other minority against American businesses Gurion University of the Negev '"crease its share to 50 percent. mann Institute's Electonics groups, and female military owned by Jews or who do and the American Friends of the '°be Union will supply modern Department, headed by Prof. personnel overseas. business with Israel University of Haifa to undertake Equipment, know-how and Ephraim H. Frei. raining to Vulcan workers, and capital fund-raising campaigns Wl11 set quality standards. for Israel's two newest univer­ GRIM BACKDROP New facility sities. NEW "YORK, (JTA)-Four EXTEND LOANS PLEDGE NO BIAS tombstones bearing the names of HOUSTON-Arab partners in a authors murdered during the JERUSALEM (JTA) - The aids immigrants JERUSALEM, (JTA)-Mercy- deposed New York bank which Stalinist regime provided a grim Cabinet decided to extend for killing (euthanasia) is forbidden >ld finance U.S.-Arab trade backdrop when the Greater New one year the mandatory loans TEL AVIV, (JTA)-A new, by Jewish law under any cir­ ^e Pledged to "comply fully" York Conference on Soviet Jewry Israelis are required to pay out of special terminal for arriving cumstances. Rabbi Simha ,tn non-discrimination laws. marked the 23rd anniversary of their salaries or other income to immigrants —a modern, com­ Hacohen Kook, rabbi of Rehovot, Ben Love, chairman of the the massacre of 24 Jewish poets aid the defense effort. fortable version of New York's told delegates to the oral law °ard of Texas Commerce Bank, and writers in the Lubianka Prison But the loans, instituted after famed Ellis Island —has ,been conference (Tora Shebaal Peh ,°'d a public forum at the in Moscow with a program of the Yom Kippur War, may be set inaugurated at Ben Gurion Conference) here. , larmual meeting of B'nai B'rith's poetry readings on the steps of aside as such before the end of Airport. °ard of governors that 22 Arab the New York Public Library in the year and become part of a The new facility has a large NEW YORK-A group of a nks who are part of the Manhattan. general tax package. hall, special rest rooms for the professional personnel from u s 'tinational consortium have aged and areas for children All Jewish Community Centers and Pecifically agreed to adhere to processing of newly arrived camps across the United States Pr|ncip|es of equality and immigrants will be done within will participate in a Professional "^discrimination" in "every Jewish education: the terminal, obviating the Workers Seminar in Israel to be asPect" of the new bank's shunting of immigrants from one conducted Sept. 8-29, by JWB derations. office to another, long a source with the cooperation of the o new approach of complaints by the newcomers. American Zionist Youth Foun­ FILES SUIT dation, and the Youth and f Mew York-Golda Meir has Hechalutz Department of the .^a $3 million lawsuit against NEW YORK (JTA) —A comprehensive resource book for Boost education World Zionist Organization crrimentary magazine, charging Jewish teachers focussing on two growingly popular ap­ at proaches in Jewish education —"opening up" the school ^ it libeled her when it alleged in Philadelphia NEW YORK-The American e and individualizing instruction —has been published by " turned over a list of Soviet Association for Jewish Education the American Association for Jewish Education The '^s to Josef Stalin more than 25 PHILADELPHIA (JTA)-For the has announced publication of v resource book, "To Everything There Is A Time," is based **s ago. fifth consecutive year, tne "To Everything There Is a Time," on materials and discussions from the AAJE national Federation of Jewish Agencies has a comprehensive teacher's NO ACTION conference in 1974 on those two approaches, according to allocated more than $1 million to H( resource book dealing with the I XlSTON, (JTA(-The JTA Dr. Hyman Chanover, director of the AAJE national support its nine Jewish ear individualization and "opening "ed here that the B'nai B'rith curriculum research institute, the book's co-editor. educational agencies and I. ar up" of instruction in Jewish d of governors meeting here The other editor is Mrs. Fradle Freidenreich, consultant in no programs in the Philadelphia schools. Qf policy action on* the right the research institute's methods and materials department, area. The allocation of . 'ts professional staff members who was chairperson of the conference. $1,620,125 was approved by the NEW YORK, (JTA)-David h, .disagree publicly with B'nai Dr. Chanover said the two pedagogic concepts, while r,t Federation's Board of Trustees Chemoglass, 36, of Leningrad has : b policy on controversial implemented differently from school to school, have as a ls following recommendations been given an exit visa to rejoin $ues. common denominator an emphasis on student self- submitted by I. Jerome Stern, his family in Israel, the Greater direction through the creation of flexible, child-centered chairman of the FJA's Jewish New York Conference on Soviet WARNS ON BOYCOTT programming. Education Budget Committee. Jewry reported. H WASHINGTON OTAJ - He said the 104-page resource book was "an authentically p w Elizabeth Holtzman (D.NY) recorded representation of the seminars, laboratories, Amned that the Arab boycott of problem clinics and other 'working' sessions" of the March, I er|can firms having Jewish or 1974 conference of 113 Jewish educators in Atlantic City, a • e'i connections could have a conference he said "reflected a cross-section of teaching (j- u'tiplier effect" spreading disciplines, religious orientations and school experiences Y)u don't have to ^ Cr'mination throughout at every level of the program. men'can business. own something American to enjoy it. 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"Works from the Collection of the Late Charles Alan and various Private Collect; September 11 - 30,1975 Including works by Ben Shahn, Elie Nadelmart, Edward Hopper, Jack Levirw, KaeiN K mm Prendergast, John Singer Sargent, Marc Chagall, George* Rouas. 311% OCCIDENTAL SOUTH SEATTLE 622-2833 Graves, Pablo Picasso, Rafael Soyer,Otto t GALLERY HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAY 10:00-6:30 SUNDAY NOON TO S:00 Also NEW WORKS BY LEO KENNY, RICHAR Page 6 A The Jewish Transcript September 3,1975 Personal, Social News Minkove-Symmes Bonnie L. Shapiro nuptials held marries Canadian Bonnie Lee Shapiro became the bride of Frank Zimnicki on Aug. 31 at Temple Beth Am, with Rabbi Norman Hirsh officiating. The bride, a graduate of the UW, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman L. Shapiro. She is affiliated with Pi Lamba Theta Honorary Sorority, and has been teaching at the Meridan School. The groom, son of Mrs. Rachel Zimnicki of Montreal, attended Sir George Williams University. The couple will reside in Montreal. A SHORT BREAK FROM FUN at the Jewish Community Center Camptown this summer as Steve Lucy Franco Krause, left, assistant director for physical education, poses with some young day campers. The JCC recorded one of its most successful summer day camp programs this year. married here DR. AND MRS. E.N. SYMMES The marriage of Mrs. Lucy Jacqueline Sandra Minkove, Franco and Henry Shellan of daughter of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Mount Vernon took place Aug. 9, Fun-Filled summer J Minkove, became the bride of in an outdoor setting at the Hans Dr Eliot Norman Symmes at Wehl home on Mercer Island. Temple De Hirsch Sinai, with Rabbi Earl Starr officiated Rabbi Earl S Starr officiating. The couple will make their The bride holds an education home iri Mount Vernon. at JCC Camptown degree from the UW, and did graduate work in music at U. of Puget Sound She is affiliated Hundreds of children today ease economic problems for of Shabbat candles, breaking °' tr) with Alpha Epsilon Phi, Sigma Aid children looked back on an exciting, fun- parents. bread as a camp group, ^ Alpha lota Music Honorary, NEW YOUR (JTA)-An filled summer, with the Jewish The full-time staff of the JCC kiddush, with the spirit °' u Delta Kappa Gamma, national estimated 400 children with Community Center recording one was involved in the eight-week Shabbat stressed through gr° P professional educator's honorary, learning disabilities in 11 of the most successful children's camping experience both on the singing. and was president of the Student congregational elementary day camp program in its history center grounds as well as The Can Ganee Day Camp ror National Educational schools in the Greater New York The new children's day camp, overnight camping trips to Camp preschool children added an Association She has been area received specialized help in "Camptown," achieved its goals Benbow near Mount Rainier and extra group for Session 11 J teaching fifth grade in Seattle their Jewish studies during the of providing a rounded program at Dash Point Park. accomodate a total of The bridegroom is the son of current school year in a pilot of camping experiences, outdoor Included in the goals of the children. At the Fourth of Ju'v Samuel Swartz of Miami, Florida, project developed by the Board activities, sports, and most program was the experience it observance, all parents of tr,e and the late Mrs Swartz Dr. of Jewish Education. The BJE significantly, having the children offered younger children in children joined in tn^ Symmes holds a B A. degree in Special Education Program was participate fully in the Jewish learning to live away from home celebration. The JCC preschool education, with a doctorate in funded with a grant of $3300 from living environment. for short periods of time among teachers served as counsellors to psychology He was a founding the program development fund of An average of between 75 to 80 familiar faces. Specific supervise creative play with member of the American College the Federation of Jewish children took part in the weekly educational objectives were set Jewish themes. of Clinical-Hypnosis, is currently Philanthropies. "Camptown" program, for a total up by the JCC staff during the Other highlights of the president of a West Coast net­ The BJE distributed the funds of some 620 listed for the season summer program. program were educational trip5 work of behavior modification to the congregational schools for The JCC summer program Highlights of the program away from the JCC on a weekly •jg^dgAAft glared tor children with provided the low-cost service at including celebrating the Oneg basis, with each child receiving learning problems in the auditory $10 per week in a move to help Shabbat on Fridays, the lighting special attention to his or fier Coast and Jamaica, the couple and perceptual motor areas, individual needs because of tri will reside in Los Angeles and according to Dr Alvin I. Schiff, low camper-counsellor ratio Seattle BJE executive vice-president Some 160 campers were serve at Kibbutz Benbow in two 10-d<^ Hadassah happenings Oscar and Augusta Levinson h camping sessions which feature overnight trips on Mt. Rain'ef' waterskiing, sailing, canoeiw?< Joe and Ann Rosenblume 1 Membership drive swimming, Shabbat program ming, maintaining the kibbut2- Lynda, Hal and Mark horseback riding, crafts afl under way here nature hikes. Dick and Judy Silver Included on the staff vver* Membership Month Vvill be glad to answer any many Jewish college student*' For hundreds of thousands of questions. many of them former campers Laurel, Karen and Paula tn Jewish women who comprise its Mildred Rosenbaum will speak Benbow. Improvements at en membership, Hadassah has on "Who are we? —The American camp included the developm become a way of life. The active Jew —a look backwards." As an wish all their relatives and friends of nature trails in the svva^P added attraction, Sylvia Weiner, member lives a fuller life as a area. president of Hadassah's Northern 1 woman, is a more vital American a Healthy, Happy New Year For future staff members,J' , Pacific Region, will discuss "The e and a more creative Jew All area special teen session provid State of Hadassah" practical learning experiences t women an- cordially invited to L i Seattle group Call Evelyn the coming years, with the i , N'SHEY SHALOM planning further innovative an II, 525-8914 for further in­ N'Shey Shalom Hadassah will creative programs for the coming formation mm have a luncheon meeting on year. Sunday, Sept 28, at 12 noon, at HATIKVAH HADASSAH Council House. For membership Hatikvah FJadassah will information please call Mrs Jack Hirschhorn, 522-2635 program at its 22 luncheon meeting at HENRIETTA SZOLD GROUP 11:30 a m . at the home of Irene Henrietta Szold Group of Harxr i 134th Lane N.E., Hadassah will meet Monday, Sept 29 at the Scottish Rite Eli Luria, a classical guitarist Temple, 1155 Broadway East. •.11y arrived from Israel, will Luncheon will be served al present a program of Israeli and noon followed by a film on rnational music Hadassah's work on Mt. Scopus. Membership co-chairpersons Plans for Henrietta Szold (formerly James Crosby) Blatt 747-1615, and Shanie group's baby shower scheduled S< huffier 232-3915, welcome for Dec. 1 are being set. IS NOW LOCATED \H calls from anyone interested in New members and transfers, joining Hatikvah group. and life and associate members UNIVERSITY VILLAGE will be honored at this opening MT. SCOPUS meeting For further information Mt Scopus Hadassah will continuing a marvelous call the membership chairperson, re membership at its lun­ s Mrs. Rose Schlifka at 282-8283. selection el unusual at]I cheon meeting to be held and accessaries Monday, Sept 22, at the home of BUENOS AIRES - Amid Mary Berns, 6837 39th N.E at Argentina's political and 1145 am All new and economic difficulties anti- Open daily ID to (> prospective members are Semitic elements are only too •me, and will be guests for eager to denigrade Jews. Thursday A Friday eves. " the luncheon Membership The Jewish community of some chairman Irene Arron, 522-4502, 475,000 remains on guard. 523-3044 September 3, 1975 The Jewish Transcript Page7A Sapir legendary strongman 66 dinner-theatre JERUSALEM (JTA)-Pinhas the historic struggle by the the natural choice to succeed Sapir, strongman of Israeli fledgling labor movements for him at the Finance Ministry. He party set Sept. 23 Politics this past decade and Jewish labor in the burgeoning held the post, with one brief architect of Israel's economy, economy of the Jewish national intermission, until resigning from' Members and friends of the Greater Seattle B'nai B'rith Who died suddenly Aug. 12 in homeland. Sapir was in the office last year when Golda Meir Lodge No. 3003 will hold their first social and fund-raising Beersheba after suffering a heart forefront of that struggle, stepped down. attack at the age of 67, bestrode alongside such men as David Ben event of the season at the Tuesday night, Sept. 23 opening night performance of the hit comedy, "Here Today," Israeli politics and economics for Gurion and Yitzhak Ben Zvi. starring motion picture and television star Nanette Fabray, two decades. Sabir's organizational prowess at the Cirque Dinner Theater. At his death, the former came to the notice of Ben Gurion MR. JAN'S The lodge will receive a rebate for each ticket sold at the Finance Minister was chairman of who soon entrusted him with regular price of $11, with proceeds helping the lodge we Jewish Agency and the World various defense tasks on behalf of HAIR finance its service programs. Zionist Organization Executives. the state-in-the-making. After Reservations for tables, blocks of tickets or individual His achievements were legion, independence was declared in DESIGNS s tickets may be made by phoning the B'nai B'rith office at orne of them breathtaking in 1948, Sapir was sent abroad on 232-7115. 'heir scope, confounding the arms-buying missions. A year experts. later he returned to become the 'Where Beauty Sapir who was born in the director general of the Defense is "olish village of Suwalki, made Ministry. Later he moved to the Our Duty" h's aliya to Palestine in 1929 and same post in the Finance se tt1ed in Kfar Saba, north of Tel Ministry, then headed by Eliezer 8515-B 35th N.E. ^iv, where he lived until his Kaplan. LA .S-6210 • • ft "eath in a modest cottage. In 1953, Mr. Sapir entered the FOUR At first, Mr. Sapir worked in the Cabinet—as Minister for Trade local orange groves, and Commerce, with Eshkol his superior as Minister of Finance. Perry Ko REASONS rnoonlighting" by helping the lowers with their bookkeeping. The two men worked in tandem Ne soon became active in local for a decade, steering the CATHAY TO SAVE AT labor affairs and was arrested and economy through a period of tailed for joining in riots against growth which experts have PACAC6 the employment of cheap Arab classified as fantastic. RESTAURANT RAINIER DANK 'abor by the Jewish orange- When Eshkol took over the Srowers. 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NEW YORK (JTA)-The New 12 years as an auto mechanic in reasons he could not commit will be scheduled for a formal mined to establish a clear York State Division of Human the EPA's water resources himself to that requirement and public hearing. definition of that section to bring lights has found "probable department. He took a test for he said he understood there were Kwestel said the case involved about a fair balance between the cause" to believe that the New promotion to a post as a foreman other supervisory and non- an important test of the right to equal employment York City Environmental in the EPA's sanitation depart­ supervisory personnel to cover "emergency" section of New opportunities and the legitimate Protection Administration ment. for him in such an emergency. York's Human Rights Law. He needs of the employers. discriminated against a Jewish He placed 14th on a list of 122 According to the complaint, he said that employers have abused Sabbath observer in denying him and was offered the position. was told this could not be done this provision of the law without We appreciate your prompt a job, according to Sidney However, according to the and he was invited to decline the serious challenge, raising response in returning your Kwestel, president of the complaint, when he indicated position, which he did, thereafter hypothetical situations to deny subscription renewal notice with National Jewish Commission on that, as an Orthodox Jew, he filing a charge of discrimination. employment to Sabbath ob­ your check for subscriptions now Law and Public Affairs (COLPA). could not work from sundown Kwestel said that under "in­ servers. expiring. The complainant, Donald Friday until sundown Saturday, tense questioning" at a He said COLPA was deter­ Polevoy, is being represented by he was told that he "might" be preliminary hearing, it developed Dennis Rapps, COLPA executive required to report for work in an that no practical problems director, and Mark Kolber, a "emergency" if one occurred prevented an accommodation. Come at feu are Bring the family COLPA summer intern. Ac­ during that period. Kwestel said that, with the fin­ cording to the complaint, filed Polevoy said that for religious ding of probable cause, the issue Chef Bredl's • CHICKEN last April 29, Polevoy worked for Hours: 4 p.m. daily 12:30 Saturdays • STEAK • SEAFOODS Sundays and Holidays ^r-ZrA-. New Year Greetings L'Shana Tova Catering ... parties ... banquets Mikt -this your Tichtevu SEATTLE-TACOMI A Phone: Family HIGHWAY (99) VErnon 9-7277 PHRRmRCV Roses B'nai B'rith Hillel 26915 Pacific Highway South two Kent, Washington View Ridge Pharmacy HIGHWAY INN SERVING C Foundation View Ridge — Hawthorne Hills HrllR DG IGN Wedgewood — Ravenna Wedgewood Rock 5512-40th N.E. Rabbi Arthur *£S6o*a,*7owi f'ee Delivery—Open 7 Days a Week Jacobovitz Daily 10 a.m. lo 10 p.m. Phone 522-1857 Director ?50l 35th N.E. 98115 LA 4-1800

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May you be Inscribed for a good year Our Bond Mr. and Mrs. ROSH HASHANAH Irwin Lawson JEWISH NEIGHBORS anil Family with ST. FRANCIS Israel A Year of XAVIER HEALTH CABRINI HOSPITAL Once again we stand on the threshold of a A Year of TERRY AND MADISON New Year with the eyes of a troubled Israel turned toward us, looking for a reaffirmation, JOY — SEATTLE - MU 2-0500 your sense of oneness with them and their destiny. The Most Trustee/ A Year of ^ Name in PEACE Kosher Poultry L'Shana Tova

Stusser Electric Co. To our many friends and supporters of Israel lake your pick ol through the State of Israel Bonds Seattle, Believue America's Hiooesi Pat and Herb Irving J. Sternoff selection ol quality Chairman Stusser Kosher poultry Rose Woolfe Al Keller Secretary N.W. Area Manager At butcher shops, food stores and dellys September 3,1975 The Jewish Transcript PagellA Lecture bureau India 'blackmail' invites queries Borders ? Buffer zone ? NEW YORK —The JWB Lecture Bureau will bring Walter cancels conference Eytan, Israeli diplomat and Love conquers all former Ambassador to France, to LONDON, (JTA)-An in­ that IFCATI was now planning a the United States for a series of ternational conference on textiles working meeting in Zurich Nov. lectures during the month of TEL AVIV, (JTA)—True love may triumph despite buffer that "was due to be held in 24-26. November. He will be available zones and boundaries. An Austrian army officer attached Bombay in November has been to lecture in local communities to the United Nations Emergency Force on the Golan cancelled because the Indian on topics dealing with prospects Heights who was sent back to Austria and dishonorably government has refused to admit SENTENCED of peace in the Middle East, discharged for taking a 19-year-old Israeli woman soldier lsr aeli delegates. Israel-Arab relations, and Israel on a ride into Syrian-controlled territory, is now in Israel The announcement was made and the Soviet Union. and wants to marry the woman he loves. here by British Conservative TEL AVIV, (JTA)-A district Mr. Eytan, the first director- Ernest Steinbauer, 25, said he wants to convert to military tribunal imposed sen­ Member of Parliament Tom general of the Ministry for Judaism and has gone to a Tel Aviv rabbi for preparations tences on nine junior army of­ Norrnanton, vice-president of the Foreign Affairs under Moshe for conversion. ficers and non-coms for alleged international Federation of Sharett and later under Golda Steinbauer has taken a job as a bartender at a Haifa hotel c maltreatment of recruits at an °tton and Allied Textile In­ Meir, was the head of the Israeli to wait for the woman who is facing a court martial trial for dustries (IFCATI). Israeli training base. The delegation which negotiated the associating with UN personnel and crossing the line into Normanton told a press penalties imposed on the men, first armistice agreement with Syria without permission. conference, "We had no choice who ranged in rank from Egypt at Rhodes. The girl's family has accepted Steinbauer and is treating lieutenants to corporals, included hut to cancel the conference. We From 1960-1970, he served as him like a son. warnings, reprimands, demotion cannot allow this kind of black­ Israel's Ambassador to France Letters to the editor in Israeli newspapers have been and four month suspended jail mail threat to be put on us." during the DeCaulle and Pom­ urging the military court to consider the fact that the two „ He added that the IFCATI terms. pidou regimes, and he is young people love each other. categorically refused to hold the They also included an angry currently the chairman of the conference under this exclusion lecture by the presiding judge, Lt. Israel Broadcasting Authority. threat." Col. Chava Inbar, who pointed The host association, the out that the strength of the Israeli 'ndian Cotton Mills Federation, army stemmed from its men's tr|ed to persuade its government faith in the justice of their cause to change its decision but and their pride in service, not on Tftcuf tic tlc44utf& ^thout success. Normanton said fear of their superiors. (^ tic Ttetv tyon tenet* yaun 0pcUti (* tie tfiecfal ftnomUct made fo Ivtael IndentStctm *?«M>

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Best Wshes There is music in children and all respond naturally at an Sam and %4*6&IA\ early age. Finding the hest way to coax this music out - to the Community through the EXPERIENCE of music has been the task of AtoUet the Yamaha School of Music for over twenty years. Congregation 410 Broadway East, Locations throughout greater Seattle area 523-5308 EA 4-3600 1 6800 36th N.E., Seattle 525-6835 llllltmillllllltlllllllMltltrlllllMIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIli September3, 1975 The Jewish Transcript Page 13 A

MIDEAST ask for Congressional approval Mr. and Mrs. Ben Maslan Continued from Page 3A New Year's before any American civilians Passes. The line of the Israeli were allowed to man the listening Greetings pullback was reported to be and family posts in Sinai. virtually approved except for a extend small zone on the eastern end of '< the passes. This best wishes Still uncertain is what action for a II 5 the United States Congress will Rosh Hashana fyajv oe$i'4H take in line with President Ford's let the BON MARCHE earlier statement that he would HEALTHY, HAPPY help you celebrate or say 3045 78th s.e. NEW YEAR Happy Holidays to your mercer island, wash. family and friends. We 232-3393 feature BARTON'S Tsku L'shanim (parve) Rosh Hashana Rabot assortment of delicious candy. The Lott Family They look as luscious as they taste M Al and Esther 307 believue square Jeffrey and Susan believue, wash. contirfnf I chocoiaf 454-5067 n» -. row* luCiHO lwi'11 ML •NO

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ThE Fbq CUTTER CHAIRMAN - City and School District Joint Advisory Commission on Education INTEUNAT'IONAI RESTAURANT extends ADVISORY BOARD - Puget Sound Action for Children's LIGHTHOUSE TV. UNIFORM WASHINGTON STATE Committee for Law Related STORE Education. AL FINSTON JACK COHEN SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction's Learning and Families A Happy New Year to our friends Resources Advisory Committee. antl patrons 282-5600 CITIZENS for Educational Accountability 4530 UNION BAY PLACE N.E. 1 Blk. E. University Village 525-4900 \j53215th W. Seattle J Paid for Campaign Com. For Diane Berge, Dick Cole, Chmn. 2SJ-8743 Page 14 A The Jewish Transcript September 3, 1975 Inflation nips Hadassah budget SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA)- rehabilitation and land groups throughout the country Hadassah raised over $23 million reclamation services are: In will cooperate with local Israel this year, Rose E. Matzkin, Israel: Hadassah Medical aliya centers to assist in the national president, announced at Organization maintenance — dissemination of aliya in­ the closing session of the four- $7,000,000; HMO Building and formation." day, 61st annual National Development-$3,333,333; A statement on aliya adopted Convention here. Youth Aliya (270 children's by the convention said: Mrs Matzkin of Waterbury, villages and day centers caring "Hadassah recognizes the priority Conn., was re-elected to her for over 16,000 wards) — of aliya in the Zionist program fourth one-year term as $2,100,000; Hadassah Israel and is aware of the unique op­ president. Education Services (Community portunity for personal fulfillment Frieda S. Lewis, national College, Seligsberg-Brandeis which aliya can offer to in­ treasurer, explained that even Comprehensive High School and dividuals and families. though the 340,000 members, the Hadassah Vocational We resolve to intensify our responsible for fund-raising, Guidance Institute) — $1,000,000; efforts to promote those achieved a remarkable feat in Jewish National Fund-$700,000 programs which advance the light of the recession, inflation In the United States: the concept and the implementation here and in Israel is forcing budget is over $3,000,000 for of aliya in the United States, Hadassah to achieve higher Hadassah's adult and youth through motivation, education collections for 1975-76. education programs, and and encouraging personal par­ In addition, Hadassah is leadership development. "The ticipation." reopening its Hadassah additional funds come from University Hospital on Mount endowments, annuities, bequests Scopus in October, which will and grants," Mrs. Lewis ex­ HEALTH GRANT plained MINISTER OF WELFARE, Michael Hazani, presents medals to increase its Hadassah Medical TEL AVIV (JTA)-The U.S. Moshe Maimon and Yehuda Uzan. The two youths (aged 16), who Organization budget by about ALIYA PROMOTED National Institute of Health has attend the Miftan school of vocational studies for disadvantaged one-third Eleanor Barrett, of Livingston, awarded 1L 1 million in a grant to kids sponsored by the Ministry of Welfare at Eliashiv, discovered a The new quotas for Hadassah's N.J., Hadassah aliya chairman a Weizmann Institute team ten kilogram bomb at the Beit Lid trampiada the day after the health, educational, announced that "Hadassah headed by Prof. Abraham Pat- abortive terror attack on soldiers there. The bomb was acclaimed at chornik for studies on the the time to have been the largest yet discovered. The two youths structure and biological activity were honored in Jerusalem for their alertness in discovering the of proteins. MU1DS0N GALLl • 11 \tj% device which averted a disaster. IN PIONEER OPENING SQUARE CELEBRATION! Back tO School. hoi For Thought Etchings 7 to 10 p.m. Dictionaries- Thesauruses Lithographs Thursday Instant Word Guides Woodcuts September 4 Cliffs Notes 15th to 20th II6V2 South Foreign Language Dictionaries ___ Century Washington St. HUNTERS BOOKS ^MINI SHOP 246 Believue Square The Consul General of Israel a Open evenings till 9, & Sat. till 5:30 Sunday 12 until 5 and Crossroads Shopping Center, Believue Hunter's SH 7-7755 Mini-Shop Mrs. Shlomo Tadmor GL 4-5044 Gl 5-5480! Wish you a very Happy New Year Our Best Wishes A Year of Peace and Progress Eastern Merchandise Company for the Le Shana Tova Tikatevu New Year extends Erev Rosh Hashanah 5736 Judge and Mrs. Best Holiday Wishes Solie Ringold The families of Mr. and Mrs. nternational Kitchen Albert Klein Arthur Klein Catering to your Taste Steven Ringold and family Ludwig Klein Allen Klein with and raine Arnold Louise Hasson for your next COCKTAIL PARTY - BRUNCH WEDDING - BAR MITZVAH Call us. To All Our Members and Friends Floral arrangements for any special event ^ 723 4169 MA Y YOU BE INSCRIBED French Cooking classes begin immediately. ls**Z 525.4*375 Days or Evenings Seating limited so reserve early. IN THE BOOK FOR A j MERRY-GO-ROUND HEAL THY, HAPP Y AND PEA CEFUL

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MRS. BETTY LOU TREIGER, SECOND RIGHT PHOTO, BRIEFS WOMEN'S CLUBS PRESIDENTS ON UPCOMING WOMEN'S DIVISION FUND DRIVE. Presidents of Women's groups briefed on 1976 fund campaign The need for a coordinated Women's Division campaign a Mrs. Tzippi Londinski- e'fort by all women's success. Community Relations Division. °r8anizations to aid in the 1976 Also present was Arnold Feder, Mrs. Pola Rosenfeld-Bessie ^Wish Federation Campaign assistant executive director of the Gotsfeld Chapter, Misrachi Women's Division, was stressed Federation. Women. ^ a Presidents' Luncheon at the A buffet luncheon was served Mrs. Vera Engel-Jewish Club of ^ercer Island lakeside home of on the terrace of the Treiger Washington. ^rs Betty Lou Treiger, president home overlooking Lake Mrs. Judith Amiel-Deborah ' the Women's Division of the Washington, with the meeting Chapter, Mizrachi Women. ^deration. held indoors. Mrs. Ruth Haleva-Seattle A record attendance by Mrs. Treiger expressed her Hebrew Academy P.T.A. ^sidents and representatives of appreciation to the presidents Mrs. Joan Krivosha-Greater he organizations heard Mrs. and representatives of the various Seattle ORT re'ger call for an intensive women's organizations who Mrs. Annette Schacher- Cornmunity-wide effort by all attended, and outlined the role of Kadimah Chapter ORT Or8anizations to aid in meeting the Women's Division in the Mrs. Evie Sidell-Mt. Scopus the 1976 fund goals. upcoming Federation and fund Group, Hadassah. Mrs. Frankie Loeb, vice drive. Mrs. Frankie Loeb-chairperson, Resident of the Women's The following are the names 1976 Women's Division Cam­ Vision and chairperson of the and affiliation of those who paign. ATTENTIVE LISTENERS at the President's Luncheon at the home '976 Women's Division Cam- attended the Presidents' Lun­ Mrs. Frances Finkelstein- of Mrs. Betty Lou Treiger, president of the Women's Division of the Da'gn, described some of the cheon: Congregation Beth Shalom Jewish Federation, are, left to right, Arnold Feder, assistant executive ^eds of the upcoming cam- . Mrs. Betty Hasson-Herzl Ner Sisterhood. director of the Federation; Herb I. Rosen, president of the Federation; j^'gn, along with suggestions on Tamid Sisterhood. Mrs. Marion Coyne-Henrietta and right, Mrs. Frankie Loeb, vice president of the Women's Division low each organization through Mrs. Malka Adatto-Sephardic Szold Chapter, Hadassah. and chairperson of the 1976 Women's Division fund campaign. s members, could aid in the Sisterhood and Jewish National Mrs. Hazel Cole-publicity volunteer effort. Fund. chairperson, Women's Division. The Women's Division cam- Mrs. Ruth Metzon-Temple Mrs. Esther Eggelston-Seattle Pre-Opening Showing Pa'gn will be held concurrently Beth Am Sisterhood. Chapter ORT "h the Federation drive starting Mrs. Nancy Koppel-Temple De Mrs. Marilyn Teitelbaum- Fine Oriental Rugs n Hirsch Sinai Sisterhood Temple B'nai Torah Sisterhood* ' the late Fall. Heading including Kashans, Kerman, Tabriz, Bokharas, i!e Federation campaign is Dr. Mrs. Rose Kossen-American Mrs. Julie Feuerberg-National harles Kaplan, MD. Medical Center Council of Jewish Women. Ardebil and other noted varieties at Mrs. Fran Dolgoff-Brandeis Mrs. Betty Lou Treiger, pres. F Qther speakers included ^deration Pres. Herbert I. Rosen University National Women's Women's Division. Jerome Hanus .,h° expressed his appreciation at Committee. Herbert I. Rosen-pres. Jewish ,e record turnout of presidents Mrs. Sylvia Saperstein-National Federation of Greater Seattle. Oriental Rug Center Council of Jewish Women, Arnold Feder-assistant ^ representatives of the IN SEATTLE SINCE 1918 reater Seattle women's Evening Branch. director, Jewish Federation of r Mrs. Ethelle Crandon-Hatikvah Greater Seattle. 110 No. 85th St. (In Pizza & Pipes Bldg.) f 8anizations. He cited the need intensive planning, coor- Hadassah. Seattle, Wa. 98103 Call: 363-4729 r* * JVIV 4 ttn M Tel. 624-9625 ANNUITIES . . . TREES . . . LAND RECLAMATION . . . SETTLEMENTS Page 16A The Jewish Transcript September 3,1975 Women plan Sukkot festival for JNF The festival will be a social, with wandering minstrels, home- cooked food, raffle and other entertainment. There will be a minimal charge for admission, and no solicitation. All the proceeds will go to Israel.

The social will help to get all segments of the community together for an evening of fun, and further expand the activities of JNF in our area, she said. Holders of JNF Blue Boxes are requested to bring their boxes for collection that night. Prizes will be given to those who will have the three biggest fund collec­ THE FOSTER/WHITE GALLERY here is featuring works by a number of famed Jewish artists including tions Ben Shahn, Elie Nadelman and Jack Levine from Sept. 12 through Sept. 30, from the collection of the We Chairperson of the festival is Charles Alan and various private collections. Above is Ben Shan's "Three Lawyers," from the "Tom Ms. Adatto. Sponsors include: Mooney" series. MRS. MALKA ADATTO The Sephardic Sisterhood, Cong. Women's organizations in Ezra Bessaroth, Sephardic Bikur Seattle will sponsor a Sukkot Cholim, Bikur Cholim Sabbath accord seen Festival for the Jewish National Machizakay Hadath, B'nai B'rith NEW YORK, (JTA)-The ordered re-instated with back pay he was required to be availa'5' Fund at the Ezra Bessaroth Women, Nationa Women's National Jewish Commission on where applicable, according to for work on the Sabbath and Congregation, on Sunday, Oct. Committee for Brandeis Law and Public Affairs (COLPA) COLPA president Sidney Kwestel. religious holidays. ,,, 12th, according to Mrs. Malka University, in addition to in­ said the successful resolution of In one case, which Kwestel A ruling in favor of the plainti" Adatto, vice president of JNF and dividual members of Hadassah, three cases involving observant described as the first of its kind by the New York State Human the president of the Sephardic Ort, the Seattle Hebrew Jews who were deprived of their involving the New York City Rights Commission was upheld' Sisterhood in Seattle. Academy. jobs because they were Transit Authority, a bus driver on appeal, by the New York State unavailable for work on the was offered a job by the TA from Supreme Court's Appellate Sabbath has been reached. which the driver claimed he was Division, Kwestel said. Install new Herzl slate In each case the plaintiff was forced to resign in 1972 because

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Relatives and Friends FROM Jerry and Robin Rosen Terri, Jodi and Mara Jerry & Esther Schor LONGACRES Marvin and Beverly Jaffe & Rita Leshner Jacob and Beth # RACE TRACK Marlene f & om Steve Burns The Pihas Morrie, Marlene Jennifer and Jason Vicki, Sandy and Ricca 57% Morris J. Alhadeff, President September 3,1975 The Jewish Transcript Page 17 A —. "• • '.••••- •!•-. .•••.•••T.'.'.'V.T'T' ADL expert BB speaker Sept. 24 What's going on Nathan Perlmutter, assistant Sternberg, treasurer; Ken Sept. national director for develop­ Sharaga, recording secretary; 6 - First Day Rosh Hashanah ment and planning of the Anti- Walter Oppenheimer, financial 8- Jewish Education Committee Faculty Meeting, Herzl- Defamation League of B'nai secretary; Herbert Kotkins, Ner Tamid, 7:30 p.m. B'rith, will be the speaker at the correspondence secretary; Barry 9 - Religious Schools Principals' Meeting, Federation $ePt 24 meeting of Greater Hasson, guardian, and Joseph L. Conference Room, 12 Noon. Seattle Lodge No. 3003. Woolfe, chaplain. Trustees of the lodge are 10 - Hatikvah Hadassah Board Training Session, 9:30 The meeting will be held at 8 Seymour Feinstein, Harry a.m.-2 p.m. P m at Jewish Community Schneiderman, Henry Wolfe, 10 - High School of Jewish Studies pre-registration and Center, Mercer Island, with Pres. ac Richard Freidenrich and Ernest Social, Herzl-Ner Tamid, 7 p.m. ' k J. Spitzer presiding. Stiefel. 14 - Erev Yom Kippur Author, lecturer, lawyer, 15 - Yom Kippur university vice president, ex- The executive board consists of Harry I. Ash, Marvin Coe, Jack M. 17 - Lake Washington Chapter ORT regular meeting—12 Marine infantry officer, breeder Noon. °f thoroughbred horses and Cohen, Peter Damm, Raymond Docter, Larry Druxman, Jack 17 - Jewish Awareness Committee meeting, Council Prominent leader in Jewish life, Galanti, Samuel J. Israel, Leon House, 8 p.m. "erlmutter has enjoyed -a varied Kaplan, Myron D. Rosenthal, 18 - Jewish Federation Board of Directors meeting, ar,d far-reaching career. William J. Kronick, Irving Federation Conference Room, 12 Noon His essays on social and Sternoff, Herbert Pruzan, Gene 20 - First Day Succoth Political issues are noted for their NATHAN PERLMUTTER Rickles, Aaron Klein, Martin 22 - Hatikvah Hadassah Open Meeting, 1130 a.m. '"dependence —as evidenced by BB SPEAKER. . . Seelig, Allan I. Widell, Larry 22 - Henrietta Szold Group of Hadassah, Luncheon the spectrum of his publishers, Porad, Robert Mermelstein, Meeting, 12 Noon speaker of the fall season has from The Nation to the left, to Robert Friedman, Jack Haleva, 23 - Women's Division Board Meeting, Federation directed ADL operations in 'he National Review on the right. and Theodore Rosenblume. Conference Room, 10 a.m. Perlmutter's books also (defy Colorado, Michigan, Florida and ^asy categorization. His first New York. Before assuming his Pook was on horse racing. His present position, he was vice latest, "A Bias of Reflections", president of Brandeis University Handicapped aid mapped examined the American Jewish and previously was associate PHILADELPHIA (JTA)-A according to Dr. Ephraim H. training in use of the Work immunity, middle age and national director of the American technique for assessing the Royfe, JEVS executive director. Sample system. Political styles. Jewish Committee. vocational potential of han­ The JEVS Work Sample battery Dr. Royfe said "this will be the Perlmutter is a contributor to Besides Spitzer, president, dicapped individuals, developed was donated to the Loewenstein first time that an Israeli facility 'he Mew York Times.His Sunday officers of Greater Seattle Lodge by the Philadelphia Jewish Hospital at Raanana for use in its for the handicapped will have a '"Ties Magazine landmark ar- include Phillip M. Ginsberg, Employment and Vocational vocational rehabilitation center. standardized set of samples of ''c|e, "You Can't Help Blacks By Bernard Gordon, Robert Lack- Service, has been made available The JEVS said Laurel Klarfeld, work for assessing the vocational Hurting Whites" has been in- man, Quentin Steinberg, Dalbert by the job agency to an Israeli director of the center, spent two potential of its clients. c'uded in several anthologies. Rychter and Judge Anthony facility for the handicapped, weeks at the JEVS office in July in Grater Seattle Lodge's first Wartnick, vice presidents; Emil Best Wishes Best Wishes for a Happy and To All OUR ^ r a Prosperous New Year to all FRIENDS, o m f° our Relatives and Friends. AND FAMILY Joe & Faye Irving & Lorraine Happy New Year A Peaceful, e Happy and Sidell, o Healthy Year Mr. & Mrs. Isadore KRAFT Rod and Nina Shalom Wendy & Mike Waldbaum SCHREIBER Joe L. and Rose I. Alan and Brett and family Woolfe Emanuel Congregation L'SHANA TOVA Mr. & Mrs. Ted Extends to all of its Meta Kaplan Kaplan friends, wherever they may be Dave & Eileen heartfelt wishes Jack Buttnick & Janice for a year of peace, health and success. Mintz Morris Buttnick Mrs. L'Shano Tovo Tikosevu Danny, Robert I. Kaplan Alan & Gwen Psaty V'Sechosemu! & Gina of Portland nf^tj7l&ii^ewm Mr. & Mrs Mr. & Mrs. The Levinsons Harold & Harriet Mac S. Sprincin New Year's Albert Maimon, Sam, Ruth, Siegel & David Waldbaum Greetings Leslie & Elaine David, Linda from Judge Norman Acklejr\ L'SHANA TOVA The Sid & Louise Mr. & Mrs. Maria and Sarah To All Our Friends Robert Minsky Ken Bloch Russak and Relatives Caryn, Wendi & Family Mr. & Mrs. David M. Family & Kevin onnwDtonmiBiW May the New Year bring you Alhadeff and Family Peace, Health and Happiness

L'Shana Tova to Mrs. Dr. & Mrs. Happy New Year To All Our Friends Mr. & Mrs. Morris Robbins and Relatives Albert Klein Boris Schuster to all Barbara & Morgan and to all my friends our friends Mr. & Mrs. Barokas Mr. & Mrs. Burton Robbins Elsa Goldschmidt hnni, Michael Mrs. Kshensky Gary Schuster & Family & Howie & Jaffa Page 18A The Jewish Transcript September 3,1975 Israeli tourist officials here to spur travel NEW YEAR GREETINGS Dr. & Mrs. Joyous songs greet visitors Leo and Ruth People of all religions, races Alvin Katsman and national origin join in singing Israeli songs as the El Al airliner & Family Okin gently sets down at Tel Aviv after its Atlantic journey. What kind of way is this to run & Daughters an airliner" And when the tourists begin their visit to the historical land, they are offered the open-hearted Israeli hospitality, including invitations, if they wish, to meet and visit with Israeli families in their homes, talk shop with their Sam & Ruth colleagues in allied fields, or Dr. & Mrs. whatever. COME TO ISRAEL is the warm invitation issued by the incoming This is the picture of Israeli and outgoing regional officials of the Israel Ministry of Tourism during Harry Chernick Fisher tourism, one of the Jewish state's their Seattle visit this past month to spur tourism to the Jewish state. most critical industries, as given Taking over as director for the Western United States is, right, Moshe Mark & Robyn by two officials of the Israel Shoshani. Departing for a new assignment is, left Yitzhak Sover. Ministry of Tourism visiting here. Shoshani is based in Los Angeles. Moshe Shoshani of the and contribution to society. Alluding to rising travel costs ministry, who is taking over as He said his goal is "to create an elsewhere, Shoshani said that director of Israel tourism for the awareness among Americans, while it costs an average of $100 Western states, is a sabra, an both Jew and non-Jew, of what a per day to tour Europe, it only Mr. & Mrs. attorney, and has a great en­ marvelous place Israel is to visit." costs Americans an average of The Marvin thusiasm for spreading the word He added that visitors of all faiths $35 per day to tour Israel, Benjamin Cole to Americans on the many discover in Israel those things because of the strength of the unusual and historical attractions that are closest to them, American dollar. Coe Family for visitors regardless of religious affiliation. "Tourism is our biggest export & Family He is succeeding Yitzhak When Israel's Minister of industry," he said, "where Sover, who shortly departs as Tourism was asked recently how tourists enjoy the varied ex­ Western states director, with he would compare tourism in the periences of history, travel, headquarters in Los Angeles, United States with Israel, ac­ leisure and fun. The Bible is still . wmnt Dnan rote JTJ»7 after serving here for five years. cording to Sover, the travel the best guide in touring Israel." •///ay tht Qttti QJtar bring you Sover, also a sabra, takes on a official was quoted as replying: Tourists flying to Israel via El new and unique assignment in "In the United States you have Al, Shoshani said, are exposed to ePtact, mcallh and fffafipiness directing a nationwide touring safe borders. In Israel, we have Israel hospitality as soon as they display of archeological safe cities." step aboard the plane. And in Frances & Howard Keller discoveries found in Israel. Sover said that the average flight, it is a common sight to see As with former Defense person is safer while touring prayers being said. Nick Keller Mrs. Dan Minister Moshe Dyan, it seems Israel or walking its streets at One of the more impressive that almost everyone in Israel has night, than almost anyplace else moments for many tourists is Leatrice, James & Felice Keller Kraff a main hobby: archeology to in the world. when the El Al airliner makes trace the impressive heritage and He said that tourists, visitors ready to land, with everybody Barbara & Stuart Sulman history of this biblical land and residents, never think twice urged to join in song, and in VISIT SEATTLE about visiting the Wailing Wall many cases Israeli dancing, two tourism official* at midnight, because of the against a background of Israeli visifed Seattle, part of a Western country's overall safety record. music. This feeling of euphoria, states swing, under the guidance Pointing up Israel's continuing of well being, of having arrived, Harry & Sarah of Harriet Towne of El Al Israel attraction for tourists, Shoshani he said, continues for many even Airlines, who is based in Por­ said that while tourism in Europe after the passengers disembark, Mr. & Mrs. Bush, tland, Ore., and is a frequent was down 30 percent during the as relatives and friends in Seattle visitor past year because of economic greeting the new arrivals, whirl Ralph Miller Shoshani stressed the im­ problems, tourism in Israel was them around in joyous dancing to Elizabeth, Morrie portance of tourism in not only only down by 17 percent. celebrate their arrival, finally in bringing in hard currency, a vital NON-JEWS the Promised Land & Anne necessity, but in creating im­ He also said that despite long- Patronize Jewish Transcript proved understanding and held beliefs, the majority of advertisers for the best values awareness of Israel's problems visitors to Israel are non-Jews. around.

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NEW YORK (JTA) - The School lists staff world's superpowers should Program Sept. 16 With almost the entire staff dergarten, first and second grade immediately begin contingency The Jewish Community Center evening workshop will take made up of veteran teachers classes is a service with Rabbi planning for a nuclear con­ Education Committee is spon­ place. ^turning, Temple Beth Am Norman D. Hirsh each Sunday. frontation in the Middle East so soring a two part Succah Program The Succah Family Workshop Religious School officials are The schedule of classes at Beth that effects of any such event do with Gail Stagman chairperson is chaired by Mrs. Gerald Ostroff looking forward to their most Am has been changed this year not spread to world atomic war, for Tuesday evening, Sept. 16th. Rabbi William H. Greenberg will successful year ever. for the greater convenience of two international defense experts The community is also invited to conduct an informal explanation Marlene Clein, religious school parents. Kindergarten through warn. decorate the Succah at the en­ of Succah, and will discuss how committee chairman, and Ellyn- seventh grades meet on Sunday Drs Robert J Pranger and Dale trance of the JCC. to celebrate this holiday, the Ostrow, educational director, morning. Eighth and ninth grades R. Tahtinen, authors of "Nuclear Rabbi Daniel Rosenthal will meaning of its symbols and how "ave announced the following meet on Monday evenings from 7 Threat in the Middle East," a 57- bless the children as they place it relates to the families involved. s(aff assignments—at the kin­ to 9, with an optional Hebrew page study released by the their gifts of harvest on the Prayers and songs will be part dergarten level, Jon Doctor; first class at 6. Tenth grade, the American Enterprise Institute for Succah. Children are urged to of his explanation. The workshop Srade, Jill L'askey Tischler;' confirmation class, meets with Public Policy Research, analyze bring fruits or vegetables to will be held within the Succah second, Gloria Aronson; third, Rabbi Hirsh on Tuesday af­ the possibilities of a nuclear participate in decorating the itself and will begin at 7 p.m. Dulcy Wilets; fourth, Goldie ternoon All mid-week Hebrew confrontation between the Arab classes are scheduled for Succah. Punch and cookies will Both these events are part of a Silverman; fifth, Jacqueline states and Israel. Wednesday afternoons. be served to the children. program marking holiday family Greenberg; six, Jack Taub, and Registration of the JCC ac­ workshops. Seventh, Hilda Asia. The com­ Principal Nancy Zeitz will tivities will take place at this time bined eighth and ninth grades administer the Sunday schedule, TEL AVIV, (JTA)-Former and registration for the following ^'11 be taught by Judy Balint, while Liz Brandzel oversees the In Memoriam "Prisoners of Conscience" Lassal ^aury Shurman, and Fred junior high Classes begin on Kaminsky, 34, and Lev Yagman, Sunday, Sept. 21. Registration Tausand. Robert N. Jacobs, a Seattle 44, arrived in Israel after spen­ will take place the Wednesday Hebrew teachers will be resident since coming from What better way to start off the ding four years in Soviet labor before, Sept. 17, from 10 a.m. to Monica Nissan, Naomi Klein, Everett as'an infant in 1908, died New Year than by supporting the camps following their con­ 8 p.m. ^ert Abramson, and Jacqueline Aug 14 after a short illness. fund campaigns of the Kline victions in the second Leningrad Greenberg, and Leslie Bernstein Non-member parents who Mr. Jacobs, 67, owned The Tie Galland Home and the Seattle trial in May 1971 They said that ls returning to teach music. would like to enroll their children King, located in the Coliseum Hebrew Academy? being in Israel was like a dream. A. special feature of kin- in the school should contact Beth Theater Building, from 1930 until Greene, membership chairman, he retired in 1962. Much Happiness 523-7198. Survivors include a son, BONNEY-WATSON IFRUSALEM-B'nai B'rith in the Richard J. and brother, Roy J., FUNERAL DIRECTORS "'"el Foundations com- both of Seattle; a sister Mrs. New Year ^erriorated its 25th anniversary Birth bonus Harry (Mildred) Rothman, Napa, ln Israel with the opening of a $1- JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The Calif ; and two grandchildren. "Wion Beit Hillel (Hillel House) Jewish Agengy Executive has °n the Mount Scopus campus of Sidran's decided to pay birth bonuses to 'he Hebrew University. 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The temple, largest in the Spring, includes several children Following is a schedule of ser­ Pacific Northwest, offers a varied and youth choirs vices: and progressive educational- The students participate in Rosh Hashana Eve, 8 p.m. cultural-social program for Shabbat and holiday services. All kindergarten through 12th grade new students are consecrated in a Rosh Hashana 1st day, 9 am Rosh Hashana 1st evening, 8 students. special service on Sukkot, at p.m. LISTENING ATTENTIVELY are these volunteers who attended the The school functions at two which time they receive miniature Torahs and certificates. Rosh Hashana Eve 2nd day, 9 briefing session of the Jewish Family & Child Service at Temp|e >ties: the City Temple, a.m. located at 1511 East Pike street Field trips, outings, and DeHirsch Sinai Center, held with the Russian Resettlement Committee Yom Kippur Eve, 7:30 p.m. and the suburban facility, 556 - retreats round out the program at headed by Irene Steinberg, to review procedures and programs to aid Yom Kippur Day, 9:30 a.m. 124th Northeast, Believue. the temple For further in­ Russian Jewish families resettle here under the Federation-sponsored Further information may be Rabbi lames Mirel is director of formation regarding the Religious program. obtained by calling congregation education, with Rabbi Earl S. School and-or becoming a president Larry Bricker, 479-2650, Starr providing overall guidance member of the congregation, or Mrs. Laura Weiss at 373-2986 and supervision The K-6 classes contact the Temple office, 323- or 373-6636, in Bremerton. Israeli scientist are held at both locations, 9:30- 8486. 12 every Sunday morning, with junior high and high school classes available only at the City at Battelle Center Temple, same time and day. Dr. Nathan Sharon, head of the cluding cancer. a The high school is a unique A historical look Department of Biophysics at the He currently is investigating opportunity for the innovative Weizmann Institute of Science in special group of proteins known approach to Jewish education, Rehovot, Israel, has been a as lectins, that have the unusual dealing with social issues and the at Jewish life in Visiting Fellow with the Battelle property of being able to Jewish attitudes, literature, Seminar and Study Program in distinguish between normal music, values teaching and Seattle this summer. tissue cells and cancerous cells U.S. pioneer days re leadership training Noted He and his colleagues we While at the Battelle Center, among the first to show how the lecturers and instructors have NEW YORK —"The Jewish Book in America: A Bicen­ Dr. Sharon was mainly engaged surface of the malignant eel been engaged to present the tennial Celebration" is the theme of the forthcoming in writing a chapter on differs from that of its norma curriculum Jewish Book Month, which the Jewish Book Council of "Glycoproteins" for a new edition counterpart. These findings are ot New to the educational JWB has announced will be observed from Oct. 31 to Nov. of a treatise on "The Proteins", of great importance to scientists program this year are Hebrew 28. which Dr. Hans Neurath of the engaged in cancer research. tutorial sessions by the in­ This year's theme has been selected to call attention to University of Washington is an Dr. Sharon has just completed dividualized instruction method. literature dealing with Jewish life in America during the editor. He also gave lectures to a book on the "Biochemistry °' This tutoring is provided on past two centuries. A variety of program materials have faculty and students of the Complex Carbohydrates", to he weekdays at City and Suburban been issued by the JWB Jewish Book Council to assist more Department of Biochemistry at published by the Addison-WesleV The high school program is than 2000 local groups in planning programs to celebrate the University of Washington. coordinated by Rabbi Joel Levine Jewish Book Month. Co. of Reading, Mass. and Dr. Robert Goldstein. An attractive red, white and blue poster, designed by Sy Dr. Sharon's major research In addition to his own Coordinators for the K-6 classes Warsaw, featuring the Liberty Bell with the quotation from interests involve the chemistry research, Dr. Sharon has written are Mrs. Judy Weisfield and Mrs the Book of Leviticus, "Proclaim liberty throughout the and biology of enzymes, extensively on popular science Barbara Daniels. The Religious land unto all the inhabitants thereof," is available from the glycoproteins and related subjects and holds a membership School Committee is headed by Council, as are bookmarks with a similar message. compounds that are essential in the International Science Dr Bernard Coffe constituents of the living cell. Writers Association. He is the Such studies are important for the author of three books and manV HAPPY understanding of living processes articles on popular science in the body, both under normal subjects and serves as the NEW YEAR and pathological conditions, and scientific editor of "Mada", an Happy Holidays for paving the way to the rational Israeli popular science and Best Wishes For The New Year control of many diseases, in­ publication.

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Some 3,000 Jewish School of Jewish Studies. men, women and children of the "The Top Twelve Hits, the best congregation will be present for listing in Seattle" for Jewish these services. The schedule is as teenagers are the twelve choices follows: offered for the first quarter. These newly announced courses and CITY FACILITY instructors include "Jew in the First Service, Rosh Hashanah News," with Bob Kaufman; Eve, Friday, Sept. 5, 6:45 p.m. "Stories Galore," Rabbi Moshe Second Service, Rosh Pomerantz; "Exploring Your Hashanah Eve, Friday, Sept. 5, Jewish Community," Benjamin 9:00 p.m. Asia; "The Changing Jewish Morning Service, Rosh Experience in America," Cantor Hashanah Day, Saturday, Sept. 6, Joseph Frankel; "Israel Through 10:00 a.m. Folk Dance," Paul Barlin; and First Service, Yom Kippur Eve, "Vocabulary of Jewish Life," Sunday, Sept. 14, 6:15 p.m. Rabbi James Mirel, all available Second Service, Yom Kippur n ' the first period. Eve, Sunday, Sept. 14, 8:45 p.m. Second period "hits" will be Yom Kippur Services will "Judaism in Fiction —Great continue throughout the day, Jewish Short Stories," with AMONG TOP 12 HITS': ISRAELI DANCE CLASS Monday, Sept 15, beginning at Donald Kartiganer; "Beginning 10:00 a.m. Hebrew," Rabbi James Mirel; "A Memorial Service, Yom Kippur Bicentennial Celebration," Paul Hebrew Academy adds 2 to staff Day, Monday, Sept. 15, 3:00 Barlin; "Holocaust," Cantor p.m. SUBURBAN FACILITY Joseph Frankel' "Understanding There's a new look at the Rosh Hashanah Eve, Friday, the Bible," Rabbi Moses Lon­ Seattle Hebrew Academy. Two Sept. 5, 8:00 p.m. dinski; and "Multi-media Art on new English staff members, Mrs. Rosh Hashanah Day, Saturday, Jewish Themes," Lorraine Cohn. Shirley Margeson, English Sept. 6, 10:00 a.m. The High School of Jewish curriculum coordinator and first- Yom Kippur Eve, Sunday, Sept. Studies will meet every Wed­ grade teacher, and Mrs. Jeanine 14, 7:30 p.m. nesday evening from 7:10 until Benami, librarian, have been 9 Yom Kippur Services will -30, this year at Herzl-Ner added to the staff. Tamid. The first meeting on Sept. continue throughout the day, Mrs. Margeson, who holds a 10 will be a registration party with Monday, Sept. 15, beginning at a masters degree, is a reading chance to meet faculty and 10:00 a.m. specialist and consultant, having 'fiends, and to sign up for classes. Memorial Service, Yom Kippur served in that position for the last Regular classes begin the Day, Monday, Sept. 15, 1:30 three years in the Auburn School following week. A 20-minute p.m. District. She will fill a newly break each evening will give Special children and youth created role at the Academy as students a chance to socialize services are also available during curriculum coordinator, and to participate in student these days. Anyone desiring responsible for the continuous government projects. further information should assessment and analysis of the contact the temple office at 323- "The High School of Jewish SEATTLE HEBREW ACADEMY Headmaster Rabbi Daniel Rosenthal is current program. She will also 8486 Studies exists to meet the diverse shown reviewing programs for the coming year with two new staff monitor student progress in the members, Mrs. Shirley Margeson, left, English curriculum coordinator rteeds of diverse Jewish SUPPORT FADING? s English department, and work tudents —religious, cultural, and first-grade teacher, and, right, Mrs. Jeanine Benami, librarian. with teachers, the school JERUSALEM (JTA)-The Public Political, social, and-or per­ Opinion Research Institute of counselor, and parents in dealing She worked for two years for Benami is looking forward to sonal," said Kay Pomerantz, Israel released a poll that says an with educational and behavioral the Seattle Public Schools in working with the Hebrew director. increasing number of Israelis problems. basic skills and spent last year as collection as well, to build it and Students who did not receive a believe that the United States is Ca Mrs. Benami comes to the a teaching assistant in the School catalogue it properly. talogue or who need more becoming less pro-Israeli. The Academy not only with a masters of Librarianship at the University Headmaster Rabbi Daniel '"formation should call Mrs. Institute said that while 36 7 p degree in library science and a of Washington. She is anxious "to Rosenthal reports this is the first °merantz at the Federation percent of Israelis polled in April teaching degree, but also with a get the Jewish aspect of the time the Academy has had a office, 622-8211. thought the U.S. was more pro- thorough command of Hebrew, library forward." "There is a great librarian who is knowledgeable in Israel than pro-Arab, the figure having studied in Israel at the deal of good Jewish fiction Jewish matters and can promote a 'ax reform has now slumped to 18.2 percent. Hebrew University. available," she noted. Mrs. Jewish atmosphere. JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The Knesset overwhelmingly ap­ Support the fund campaigns of proved eight bills implementing the Seattle Hebrew Academy and 'he government's controversial WMMV airs RB&H HASHANAH the Kline Galland Home and start ja* reform measures retroactively your own New Year with a 6^1975 5736 from July 1. The most important mitzvah. "'II, putting the reforms into e ffect, was adopted with a Majority of 76 votes. WITTENBERG MOTOR CO 27454 PACIFIC HIGHWAY SOUTH Tell your local merchant and Seattle Chapter No. 624 !usinessman you saw his ad in MIDWAY, WASHINGTON The Jewish Transcript. B'NAI B'RITH 839-6500 WOMEN 4t4t Wish all their members Herb Wittenberg TOai and friends a Very Healthy and Dine Out While You Learn UPLAND Happy New Year Days & Evenings 3256465 REALTY

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call Rabbi Daniel Rosenthal 323-5750 No child has ever Johnston's been turned away for now Seattle Hebrew Academy lack of sufficient funds. 1617 Interlaken Drive East SEAFOODS Seattle, Wa. 98102 BcNevwe September 3,1975 The Jewish Transcript Page 23A Adult Jewish education classes offered here

Jewish adults and university will also offer classes in Hebrew by D. Snell. Stephen Garrin will students seeking a continuing at all levels and in Ladino, the teach Yiddish. education experience will find a form of Ancient Spanish that is Students must register for these wide variety of opportunities still used by Sephardic Jews classes through the university. available in Seattle this autumn, today. Classes are scheduled Courses are scheduled according according to the catalogue just according to the JCC calendar to the UW calendar. issued by the Teachers' Institute Courses in Judaic Studies will The Teachers' Institute of °f Jewish Studies. be available through several Jewish Studies is sponsored by Courses will be offered by the departments of the University of the Jewish Education Committee Teachers' Institute, the Women's Washington this autumn. of the Jewish Federation of Wednesday Classes of Jewish Deborah Lipstadt, who has a Greater Seattle. Women's Studies, the Jewish Community combined appointment in Wednesday Classes of Jewish Center, and the University of History and Religion, will teach Studies is sponsored by the Washington. Classes taken in any "Topics and Issues in Judaism," Jewish Education Committee and °f these institutions may be used "American Jewish History Since Women's Division of the Jewish for certification by the Teachers' 1881," and "19th Century Federation of Greater Seattle, Institute. Ideologies: Zionism." Hadassah, the Jewish Community Evening classes are planned to Joan Ullman will teach "Jews in Center, and the National Council coincide with the High School of Spanish History." Hebrew and of Jewish Women. Jewish Studies, so that parents Yiddish are also offered by the Prospective students seeking who drive their children to school University of Washington, registration forms for these may find a learning situation of through the Far Eastern and classes should call Kay their own. German departments. Pomerantz, educational director "Understanding the Bible" is A course on Pentateuch in of the Jewish Education Com­ JEWISH NATIONAL FUND officials review plans for the l "e title of the Teachers' In­ classical Hebrew will be taught mittee at 622-8211. bicentennial observance featuring the contributions made by American stitutes own offering this quarter. Jews during the Revolutionary period, part of the JNF program for ^is course will be taught closer friendly ties between this country and Israel through the Wednesday evenings at 7:30 at American Bicentennial Park in Israel. The role of the Seattle Jewish Herzl-Ner Tamid by Rabbi Moses Problems of elderly community in the Israeli Bicentennial Park was discussed at a meeting Londinski. Students will examine held in Los Angeles. Left to right, Amitzia Guibbory of Seattle, Pacific lhe Biblical traditions that relate Northwest Director of the Jewish National Fund; Fred Kahan, to family, marriage, and divorce. Council House topic executive vice president, JNF; Monty Hall, TV personality and To further establish Wed- nesday as Jewish education day A discussion on the problems are the Mesdames Jerome Benjamin Swig, president, Greater Western Region, JNF. in Seattle is one of the goals of encountered by many of the Freiberg, Peter Fisher, Sydney the Women's Wednesday Classes elderly when they move into a Weinstein, Sam Wittenberg and °f Jewish Studies. This group group living situation will Elizabeth Wright Evans. Others Plan JNF bicentennial highlight the annual meeting of are the Messrs. Harold Poll, gently changed its name from The contribution made by Monty Hall, of TV's "Let's Make a Council House Thursday, Sept. Edward F. Stern and Richard Jewish Awareness Institute" in American Jews to this country Deal" game, Benjamin Swig, 0f 11, at 8 p.m., in the dining room Weisfield. der to avoid confusion with the during the Revolutionary period Greater Western Region of the senior citizens' residence one-day "Jewish Awareness Day" Ex-officio members are Mrs. will be emphasized by the Jewish president, JNF, and other pr at 17th Ave., and Pike St. In­ °grams. Alfred Feuerberg, president of the National Fund to enhance the dignitaries, as well as the terested persons are invited to WWCJS offers sessions on Seattle Section of the National friendly ties between the USA directors of JNF in the Western attend. Wednesday mornings and Council of Jewish Women, and and the State of Israel through Region. Plans to invite non- evenings; despite the title, men Dr. Murray Raskind, psychiatrist Myron Spring, Council House the American Bicentennial Park Jewish support of the project are welcome in all the classes. and UW faculty member, will administrator. in Israel, according to Dr. Charles were introduced by Father This year's curriculum includes discuss the traumas associated Outgoing board members will Fine, regional president. Malcom Boyd, Christian a 9:30 a.m. class with Rabbi with change of environment to be the Mesdames Evans, Nieder He said that very few of our Theologian. °'chard Rosenthal of Tacoma, aid in easing the lifestyle change and Staadecker. Incoming board people realize, that a Jewish -i Recovering the Mystical for those moving into Council members will be the Mesdames soldier, (Solomon) fought in the r See you at Traditions in Judaism," and a House. Edwin J. Friedman, Fred Rogers battle of Bunker Hill, that one of I '0:30 am. course on the Mrs. T.W. Carrol, president, will and Michael Israel. General Washington's officer I GULA'S ORIGINAL i Changing Jewish Family" with preside at the session. aides was Jewish and that the i lrv I vin Coldberg. Rabbi Rosenthal Included in the program will be Jewish women's leaders of Colonial and i ls I an expert in Kabbalah (Jewish the election of officers followed Revolutionary Americans, i B&B ^Vstical writings); Goldberg is by a social hour, with a special magazine debuts Christians as well as Jews, in­ I l i he director of the Jewish Family appreciation for contributing NEW YORK - Lilith, a cluding (President John Adams) I and Child Service of Seattle. agencies to the interfaith i quarterly Jewish feminist supported the idea of a Jewish IZettauzant i OTHER COURSES residence. magazine, is scheduled to debut homeland in what is now Israel. i Other courses available this fall Pres. Carrol has. reported that in fall 1975, it was announced. This Jewish contribution to the i <3)eCicatedden \ through WWCJS will be Hebrew the residence is now 93 per cent The new national magazine will USA as well as the Jewish con­ i a* both beginning and in­ occupied with all the bedroom explore the developing con­ tribution for the advancement of termediate levels on Wednesday units taken, with a one-year sciousness of modern Jewish the individual states of the i TIMES SQUARE BLDG. ^°mings, and Yiddish at waiting list for these units. Some women —young and old, ob­ country will be incorporated in i 414 Olive Way pginning and intermediate 40 volunteer workers serve the servant and secular. the $6 million project now un­ i evels on Wednesday evenings. residents. 6224575 Lilith is being edited by a derway in Israel — the American i Good Dining, fine wines ^" morning classes will meet at Mrs. Lawrence Nieder is collective of Jewish women Bicentennial Park, which will link Kosher Wines & Beer to go the )QQ while evening classes chairman for this first annual journalists based in New York. part of Israel with 200 years of c 0nvene at Herzl-Ner Tamid. meeting. Her assistant is Mrs. Joel Charter subscriptions are American Independence. L'Shtna Teua Teachers' Institute and WWCJS Staadecker. available at $5.00 a year from The role of the Seattle Jewish passes run for eight weeks, from Council house board members, Lilith Publications, Inc., Box 9G, community in the Bicentennial Beo & Be* Gula Ht. 24 to Nov. 12, 1975. in addition to the Mesdames 302 W. 12th St., New York, N.Y. Park was stressed in a special & Fonufy The Jewish Community Center Carrol, Nieder and Staadecker, 10014. meeting in Los Angeles with We bend oyer backwardfor banquets , bar mitzvahs cl fill VVCOCIlil0S» (Yes,we have Kosher meals on request. Call 6247400.) Washington Plaza WESTERN INTERNATIONAL HOTELS Partners tn travel wtth Untied Airlines Page 24A The Jewish Transcript September 3,1975

- •.•..•....•.-.-.-.•.-.-.-.-.....-.- UNITED NATIONS (JTA)- Alvin Keller Hassan Sabri el-Kholi, an aide to Invisible Jews ? Egyptian presidents for more than Continued from Page 1 ten years, has been named stricken on special stress on major holydays, which will also get the special representative in the same wide distribution as the memo-date book. This new Middle East for UNICEF. brochure, he said, will make it easier to spot the affected Chicago trip Henry R. Labouisse, UNICEF dates, and will also include a short description of the director, said el-Kholi would visit meaning of each observance. Those receiving the brochure Alvin M. Keller, Northwest Arab capitals to discuss UNICEF will be asked to post it in a conspicuous position for easy programs and the role of mothers area manager for the Bonds for reference. the State of Israel headquartered and children in national Also stressed by Stahl was the lack of sensitivity by some economic development. in Seattle, was reported in local TV stations, for example, during the recent Memorial "improved condition" at press Day observance, with a picture flashed on the screen time after suffering a heart attack SEEKING commemorating the fallen of American wars, showing late last month while attending only crosses, with not a single Star of David to be seen. the national convention of Bonds POSITION/CAREER This, he said, despite the fact that so many Jewish ser­ executives in Chicago. vicemen have died in the service of their country since the U.W. GRADUATE The 54-year-old Keller was ALEXANDRA DMITROCHEN- birth of the Republic. rushed to the Passavant Hospital, KOVA of Riga, a cancer Experience includes c Superior St., Chicago, III. 60611, researcher in Russia, who > ' INTERNATIONAL SALES after being stricken during a cording to the Student Struggle MULTI-LINGUAL working session at the con­ for Soviet Jewry, is constantly HAPPY vention. Mrs. Keller, who was harassed and shadowed by the For resume & interview: home in Seattle at the time, flew KGB following her request for a" exit visa to emigrate to Israel- Box A Transcript out immediately to be with him. Operations at the Bonds office 609 SECURITIES BLDG. 98101 NEW YEAR Publication and in the Securities Building here are Deadline Dates 1975 continuing under Rose Woolfe, Deadline Publication $arutb &br &>mbr HUNTER'S BOOKS long associated with Bonds for Date Date IBM-MTST Automatic Israel, with scheduled events to AND Sept. 12 Sept. 24 typing in 24 languages be continued. Sept. 29 Oct. 8 including English . . . It is expected, according to a Oct. 29 stenography since MINI SHOP Oct. 20 246 Believue Square spokesman, that Keller will 600 B.C. Nov. 3 Nov. 12 Open evenings till 9, A Sat. till 5:30 remain at the hospital for the Recommended by Nov. 17 Nov. 26 time being, and then return home Jeremiah' Sunday 12 until 5 (Chanuka) HUNTERS Crossroad* Shopping Center, Believue MINI-SHOP sometimes this month to con­ see Jer. 36 32 Dec. 1 Dec 10 GL 4-5044 SH 7-7755 GL 5-5480 tinue his recovery. 1510 5th Ave. 623 7684 Dec. 15 Dec 24

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Volume LI No. 15 Seattle, Washington September 3,1975 Peace terms stir anxiety in U.S. Jews BY DAVID LANDAU UJA leaders how it is that cash JERUSALEM, (JTA)-Cash. income is up even though the income, both receipts and U.S. .economy is still in forecasts, are up in the United recession " Their reply, he said' is Jewish Appeal campaign this disturbing A new factor, they year. Leon Dulzin, Jewish Agency say, is aiding their campaign — treasurer and the man to whom the factor of Jewish anger, Jewish the money comes in for frustration allocation, noted the increase The Jews, they say, expected to with obvious gratification. But be asked (by Israel) to do with some concern too, as he something, to help her explained in a special interview L politically. They have not been 0f. OCAL VOLUNTEERS who will aid in the resettlement of Soviet Jewish families here are briefed at an with the Jewish Telegraphic asked, and, as their only 'Ration meeting by JFCS Director Irwin Goldberg at Temple DeHirsch Sinai Center. Mrs. Irene Agency. e mberg is chairperson of the Russian Resettlement Committee. 'I have asked a number of top See Israel, Page 10B Emigres: a new year—a new life

I * new year, and a new life has Federation which earlier voted to Irene Steinberg, and the JFCS sessions held at Temple DeHirsch Why is 8ur fr > here for a young couple allocate $71,340 for the professional staff. Sinai Center, including briefings ^ Leningrad and their two­ humanitarian effort, the program Two orientation sessions were on what to expect as the emigres fold daughter, who were calls for one Soviet Jewish family held this past month to help train Mrs. Bloom eduled to arrive this past week a month to arrive here from the volunteers who will be working See Welcome, Page 11B I 'he first of some 17 Soviet HIAS processing station in with the emigres, with the Smiling? ,W'sh families who will be Rome. ^ttled by the Seattle Jewish The 27-year-old Igor has had —See page 3B ^munity over the next 16 experience in the electrical field. Voronels in local Sns. His wife, Elena, 21, has office 4loW'Sh Federation officials, work experience, and under the |. n8 with representatives of the overall resettlement effort, after TV documentary on „*lsh Family and Child Service being trained in English, they will lc Dr h is coordinating the be aided in finding work. Ther (,J»ram, plus volunteers and daughter is named Mariana and Soviet Jews Sept. 14 ers |j , welcomed Igor and Elena will be two in November. The Public Affairs Division of KINC-TV, Channel 5, has S n f|j ' . when their United Airline SUPPORT PROGRAM produced a documentary on the plight of Soviet Jews, 8ht t0 143 out of New York, based on interviews with activists Alexander and Nina Cne L d down at Sea-Tac Airport Providing the backup for the Voronel when they visited Seattle in June. HI 'hursday at noon. A switch in 17-month program to resettle the 5 The program, "The Meaning of Freedom", will be shown r? saw another couple new arrivals fleeing harrassment Sunday, Sept. 14 at 3:30 p.m., a few hours before Yom Anally scheduled to resettle and persecution in Russia, is a Kippur. It was previewed for the \Community Relations K to San community-wide effort coor­ Committee on Aug. 22. According to the show's producers, L ' instead going ncisc dinated by the Russian Reset­ Ann Stadler and Frank Tenczar, the struggle of the i °- tlement Committee, headed by ^sored by the Seattle Jewish Voronels for freedom can be seen in light of the bicen­ tennial, as a symbol of the fight for freedom everywhere. Dr. Voronel, raised in Russia where all Jewish learning is forbidden, still took a Jewish view of his situation. He Since 1948 learned somehow, that Judaism places a high value on the individual and his freedom to choose right from wrong. This places the Jew in conflict with the Soviet state, regardless of the degree of anti-Jewish persecution by the authorities. Historical glimpses show us that the Russians OVJVIZ, have been trying to rid themselves of "obnoxious" Judaism for a long time. Interviews with the Voronels and local activist, Dr. Ed­ ward Stern, form the backbone of the half-hour documentary with historic footage and local scenes adding considerable artistic impact. This is regarded as perhaps the finest television An All - presentation of the drama of Soviet Jewish intellectuals today. Those who previewed it expressed hopes that it Occasion would be shown nationally. Don't miss "The Meaning of Freedom", Channel 5, Sept. Florist 14 at 3:30 p.m. HENRY KISSINGER? Some historical comparisons . .No, Ifs Disraeli. .

Phone Orders on all Kissinger and Disraeli major credit cards NEWTON, MASS.-"We have a name by writing books before name, change the populace and brought you back, I think, peace entering politics under various you might be speaking of Henry with honor." Thus Benjamin patrons. Kissinger, according to Carry 632-5400 Disraeli addressed his populace And who had young disciples Wills, author of "Kissinger as upon his return from the Congress but few male friends. . acting Disraeli?", in the July issue of 4147 UNIVERSITY WYNE of Berlin in 1878. alone, by secret diplomacy, with MOMENT Magazine This was a man considered abrupt reversals and sudden Disraeli was the first man of JOHNNY COHN alien, who made himself coups de theatre. fashionably exotic, who acquired Change the year, change the See Kissinger, Page 10B Page 2B The Jewish Transcript September 3,1975 Recall Arab attack on town Ma'alot terror: one year later

By Jay C. and Sheila Jacobson school is non-academic, a Ma'alot --T he name conjures up id-rate trade school where 50 visions of young bodies, ripped youngsters play at learning, in an and bleeding. Of screaming educationally substandard ambulances and flashes of gunfire situation. reflected in hanging plasma The few who care about their bottles. schooling go to Haifa or Nahariya, On May 15, 1974, Ma'alot imposing a large financial sacrifice suddenly appeared on the map of on already overburdened parents. Israel, a red splash in emerald The rest leave school at the end of Galilee. eighth grade, as soon as the law Ma'alot-They've cleaned up allows. Sometimes they go to the bloodstains and repaired the work in one of the local factories; shattered windows in the Netiv more often they sit and watch the Meir School. Fist-sized holes, lampposts rusting. punched in an outside wall by Too many leave home for the heavy machine gun lire, still cities at 15 or 16, making their remain. Swallows nest in them way in menial jobs, or -sadly-as now. petty criminals or prostitutes. A The children don't talk about few make good. Nobody ever the massacre. But the soldiers comes back. stationed in the schoolyard are Beautiful Galilee VIGILANT GUARD WATCHES CHILDREN AT PLAY watchful, unsmilingly alert, It is not surprising that Mayor determined the disaster will never Ben-Ya'akov is bitter. "Ma'alot shooting was over, reporters Kathy has a special feeling for security of a good job, the roots reoccur. needs salesmen!", he proclaim-,. turned to the history of the Israel that she finds difficult to of his birthplace, the comfort o People are beginning to go out ''We need people to sell community for background. Its spell out. "It's just that Jewish friends and relatives—and g° . 5 at night again. They lock their immigrants the idea of settling needs came to light; the response youth belong here, I guess," she live in Ma'alot? The answer ' n doors, they take their children here. This is the Galilee-the of the Israel Government, of explains, "so I came." simple; The same kind of Jew * ,oV along. They stay together in finest, greenest, most beautiful world Jewry, even of nonsectarian Ma'alot's future looks good. walked from Europe to the l groups for safety. part of Israel." organizations, was swift—and The forecast calls for the Town Land in the 1880's; who bif But they go out. Ma'alot, one The Mayor feels very strongly welcome. Things started to Council's elevation to Eretz Israel in the 1920's, despi"; year later. The great problems of about the obligations of Jewish happen which make living in municipality status by 1980, with malaria, drought and starvation daily existence still weigh heavily youth in Diaspora. "Young Jews Ma'alot a little easier: a city population of 18,000. Plans who struggled against Brit' on its people. from America and .the West A team of doctors from Tel include a new high school, more pressures during the Manila' > rl 800 Homes should become personally Hoshomer Hospital, over 90 miles housing, a 375-acre Industrial then in 1948 wrested the newbo j Ma'alot is home to 4.500 involved in Israel, particularly away in Ramat Gan, promised Park, development of cultural, Jewish Slate from the hands ° people, a village of 800 dwellings. Northern Israel. And, of course, mental care to Ma'alot's citizenry. commercial and entertainment five Arab armies; and who, today' Today, 1,600 new housing units contributing money through the Today, emotional problems are centers. see Ma'alot-and dozens ° are on the way up. Who will UJA and other Jewish still being treated in a free weekly And, of course, people. development towns like it -as * occupy them? organizations is very important." clinic. What kind of man will leave foundation of a secure future Through the UJA's Israel Israel. "We only need about 100 Eliahu Ben-Ya'akov is not the the convenience of his home, the Education Fund, the Grass Family apartments for young couples," only deeply concerned denizen of Population goal Ma'alot. American-born Bernika Foundation of Harrisburg, Pa., is says Eliahu Ben-Ya'akov, head of JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The The program is the first leg^ the Town Council, "and another Sltvefsteln, head nurse tn the town financing a modern, well-equipped Community Center, now being Cabinet adopted an official binding plan approved by b° ;| 100 for large families now living clinic, feels that there has been population distribution program the National Planning Count built. in overcrowded conditions. That some improvement over the past for Israel based on a population and the Cabinet and will serve Garin Oded is a group of a leaves 1,400 units-enough for year. projection of four million within the official guideline for all W 6,000 newcomers." "We saw a lot of emotional dozen teenagers from all over c the next five years and five and district planning ° e Israel. They arc donating a year of utu Where are they? troubles after the disaster," she million by 1992. Israel's present missions in drafting their f Professionals Needed says, "but they are beginning to their lives to the service of population is 3.4 million. development programs. Ma'alot desperately needs recede. Last year, dormant Ma'alot, after they finish high live-in teachers, doctors, other problems, catalyzed by the shock, school and before they enter the professionals. The town is crying came boiling up —now, the Army. Working without pay, they Newly Remodeled for academicians and skilled community's basic'good health is are busy day and night in schools, workers to come and settle, to beginning to show." Like the youth clubs, and underprivileged raise the living standard, improve Mayor, Bernika feels that the homes. Tke Route the cultural level. town's situation can be improved Kathy Sternberg of Asheville, Restaurant & Steak House There is room today for 1,000 by accelerating the pace of N.C., is one of the Oded group's Israelis, 5,000 new immigrants a development. guiding lights. "Our biggest job," in KIRKLAND, has REOPENED! sorely needed shot-in-the-arm for Some Improvement she reflects, "is convincing a stagnating community. , Following the disaster, Ma'alot's kids that they do, Need we say more? School kids, future hope of awareness of Ma'alot and its indeed, have a future." Not from any self-sustaining town, drop out difficulties exploded into the a really religious background- Re&ommtum udmobh 822-9200 at a high rate. The local high world's conscience. After the ". . . but I'm learning!"

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624-4550 Baby Diaper Service David s Abrams ME 2-9063 September 3,1975 The Jewish Transcript Page 3B Mrs. Bloom recalls her Dublin Childhood days Rugby and the Jewish lads in Ireland

• (Editor's Note: Mrs. Jessie Palisher" was like one word. Gentile boys and one of the Bloom, a longtime FAMOUS GAME parents took sufficient interest in Seattle resident at Alki Carlise Club of Dublin! I can them to have them form a team Point, and mother of Dr. remember a famous match —I'm and get permission to play at the Olga Bloom, also of this not sure if it was association or Forty Acres. city, takes a nostalgic Rugby, but it was around 1906 But the big problem was to get look at her childhood and since we were all like one the cricket bats and other days in Dublin, and family, everyone of our age group equipment out of the Jewish Particularly recalls the participated. The field was near quarter, without being seen, competitive sporting Sandymount, and it was a final since most of the playing was scene in the Jewish match for some kind of shield or done on a Saturday afternoon. community in that city. honor, and the Jewish Club had SHABBOS SPORT Mrs. Bloom will celebrate reached a high standard of Phoenix Park must be about her 88th birthday next playing and was popular with four miles from St. Kevin's Dec. 21st.) both Jews and Gentiles in the Parade, but who would walk that neighborhood. I think at that in Dublin. The Gentile members Imagine my reaction when I time it was called The Adelaide of the team and the fans were read in a recent issue of The Athletic Club, the name Carlise very happy to be able to smuggle wish Transcript an article on came later when the field was the bats and balls for the Jewish ^rgby Visitors" from Tel Aviv, part of the Carlise Estate. lads, and since a walk on a about two Jewish Rugby clubs in However, at this game—I think Saturday was the regular thing in •he British Isles who will tour it was played on a Sunday—we those days, the boys were able to Srael at the invitation of the were all gathered watching, and play against other teams that lsr ael RUgbv Football Union. the excitement was at the highest played at the Forty Acres. They Here I am sitting comfortably level, when I suddenly heard a were to play this way for a few '"my dining room looking out on group of Adelaide supporters years without the parents "e beach and musing on the jump up excitedly and yelling, knowing that they were playing ps*. a privilege I enjoy from my "Up the rabbis, up the rabbis." on the Shabbos. But one Saturday °Ur score and seven years, My companions and myself, afternoon, while the game was at ^ddenly I'm propelled back to and a lot of the Jewish onlookers its height, one of the Jewish boys JJJV childhood days in Dublin in were in hysterics because if you stumbled, and broke his leg. His the n|neties and part of the very only knew the opposition from name was Mike Noyk. And to add sarly growtn 0f outdoor com­ the rabbis to the sport, you could to the problem, he was an only petitive sports among members see how funny it was. son preparing for his Bar Mitz­ our Jewish community. Another story of the early days: vah, and. . . MRS. JESSIE BLOOM RECALLS THE OLD DAYS In retrospect I go back to the There is a section of the Phoenix Well, the usual procedure at tell Mike's parents that their Bar I wrote an article for "Com­ petel transported to Dublin Park in Dublin called the "Forty the field in case of accident was Mitzvah boy was injured playing mentary" 20 years ago, called rorn Lithuania, and the Jewish Acres," and that is set aside for to bring the patient to the ball, and on the Shabbos too. "Dublin at the Turn of the garter in Dublin. There were public playfields, and the Jewish hospital, which was close to the Ned did tell the parents and the Century," and told the story of j*°ut 150 families in all, most of boys, most about Bar Mitzvah playing field. It was the Stevens Jewish community was agog! The Mike and his Shabbos sports hem from Lithuania and Kovno age or younger, used to play Hospital. When Mike was well whole team and its supporters accident. ^uberna into the bargain. There cricket on the street in St. Kevin's settled in the hospital with his were in trouble,. . .pan- A short time later, I visited with ere two Polish Jewish families Parade which was part of the injured foot set, the problem dimonium. Mike Noyk, and we all had a arriong them, but we always Jewish quarter, and they played arose as to who would inform the "Did you hear," then a little good laugh over the now ancient flded "der Palisheh" when we with the Gentile boys, since all parents. One of the Jewish lads more, "did you hear that. . . .," incident. Mike said to me: "Do Poke of them because there went to the same schools. remembered that when you had and so spreading the news could you know, Jessie, you've made ere only be compared to Lady R two families named Gradually the Jewish boys bad news, it was to be conveyed my leg famous. It is almost like a ,"°senberg. One was Litvak, and developed a very good cricket by a Coy. They told a Gentile Gregory's play of that name, then religious relic now " th e other "Rosenberger der team with the help of a few player, Ned, he would have to a stage hit. Bill to ease Our Nobel Prize winners abortions in Israel rebuffed Who are the Jewish Nobel PHYSIOLOGY AND MEDICINE 1970 Sir Bernard Katz 1925 Gustav Hertz ••'"feates? 1908 Elie Metchnikoff 1972 Gerald Maurice Edelman 1943 Otto Stern JERUSALEM - A bill that The Nobel Prize is awarded 1908 Paul Ehrlich CHEMISTRY 1944 Isidor Isaac Rabi would provide for abortion on , nr>ua||y to men and women who 1914 Robert Barany 1905 Adolph Von Baeyer 1952 Felix Block request if the fetus was less than ave "rendered the greatest 1922 Otto Meyerhof 1906 Henry Moissan 1954 Max Born 12 weeks old lost out in the l^'ce to mankind." Since the 1930 Karl Landsteiner 1910 Otto Wallach 1958 Igor Tamm Knesset Public Service Com­ l^CePtion of the prize in 1899 it 1931 Otto Warburg 1915 Richard Willstaetter 1959 Emilio Segre mittee. foil' ^een awarded to the 1945 Ernst Boris Chain 1918 Fitz Haber 1960 Donald A. Glaser A second bill that would set up , "owing 67 Jews or people of 1946 Hermann Joseph Muller 1943 George Charles de Hevesy 1961 Robert Hofstadter a board to decide whether an lewish descent: 1950 Tadeus Reichstein 1961 Melvin Calvin 1962 Lev Davidovich Landau abortion could take place will 1952 Selman Abraham Waksman 1962 Max Ferdinand Perutz 1965 Richard Phillips Feynman now be considered William Howard Stein lQl WORLD PEACE 1953 Hans Krebs 1972 1965 Julian Schwinger ' ECONOMICS A PHYSICS 19 ^red Fried 1953 Fritz Albert Lipmann 1969 Murray Gell-Mann 1970 Paul Anthony Samuelson Otto Loewi iQ,„ fobias Michael Carel Asser 1958 Joshua Lederberg 1936 1971 Dennis Gabor 1971 Simon Kuznets Ren Otto Loewi iS * Cassin 1959 Arthur Kornberg 1936 1973 Brian David Josephson 1972 Kenneth Joseph Arrow J Henry Alfred Kissinger 1964 Konrad Block 1944 Joseph Erlanger Herbert Spencer Gasser 19 LITERATURE 1965 Francois Jacob 1944 PaiJ Albert Abraham Michelson lg27 l Johann Ludwig Heyse 1965 Andrew Lwoff 1907 Gabriel Lippman 195ft t!6nri BerSson 1967 George Wald 1908 1%6 Pasternak 1968 Marshall W. Nirenberg 1921 Albert Einstein iQtr: ^nmuel Yosef Agnon 1969 Salvador Luria 1922 Niels Bohr 966 Nelly Sachs 1970 Julius Axelrod 1926 James Franck For Your Rosh Hashana Flowers Happy New Year FROM to our ATLAS REALTY friends 'fz&k INCORPORATED SISTERS OF jtswtmm ST. JOSEPH Say It With Flowers' Investments Commercial Leasing 526 Union Seattle MA 2-2858 Acreage Specialists QPPy New Year! May all TQanm <^rcdcH^4 fat a, yean *j (taftfUieM people of the world and f&*tt foerftk OFFICE be happy,and SEATTLE CHAPTER HADASSAH 700-10lth HE.-Nfcm mj *y we live in Peace. Brandeis Henrietta Szold Ab Mt. Scopus GL 4-0653 e and Norman Golda Meir Hatikvah N'Shey Shalom Chaikin ALLAN M. DEUTSCH-MAURICE V. SCHENKAR Page 4B The Jewish Transcript September 3,1975 Pull in front of my house'

c When vandals scrawled Just before you leave, would research and perhaps the fa l "Jews go home" on synagogues you do me a favor? Would you that we are still alive today, ur and other public buildings in leave your formula for Salk instead of looking up from ° Colorado Springs, Colo., Vaccine with me before you chains and from our graves to see recently, a non-Jew in that leave? You wouldn't be so an aging, happy Hitler drive community wrote a letter to the heartless as to let my children slowly by in one of our Cadillacs Colorado Springs Gazette- contact polio? On your way out, Jews, will vor Telegraph, which printed it as a And would you please leave you do me just one more fa moving editorial. your knack for government and Will you please drive by ^V Front of My House," was written politics and persuasion and house and pick me up too? I "J "Pull Up In Front of My literature and good food, and fun just not sure I could live too wel House," was written by William and love, and all those things, in a land where you werent oU Aiken, and appreared in the and would you please leave me around to give us as much as V Gazette-Telegraph which is also with the secret of your desire to have given to us. If you ever nav oU not a Jewish paper. succeed? to leave, Love goes with y ' ou We are appreciative to Mrs And please have pity on us, Democracy goes with V ' Addis Gutmann of Seattle, who please show us the secret of how everything I and my buddies ei received the clipping from her to develop such geniuses as fought for in World War II 8° u> sister out of state who clipped Einstein and Steinmetz and oh, so with you; God goes with you. \ RABBI BERTRAM W. KORN (center) receives rear admiral s oW many others who have helped us pull up in front of my house, ' "board" from Rear Admiral Wycliffe D. Toole Jr., U.S.N, new from her own temple bulletin: all After all, we owe you most of down and honk, because so help commandant, Fourth Naval District, as Judge Paul Ribner, national the A-bomb, most of our rocket me, I'm going with you, too commander, Jewish War Veterans, looks on. Dr. Korn, who became "JEWS GO HOME"-Well, now first Jewish chaplain to attain flag (2-star) rank, is national chaplain this is nothing new. Never in the past have you taken this gentle for the JWV and senior rabbi of the Reform Congregation, Keneseth suggestion to move on. But Israel, Elkins Park, Pa. Heaven forbid, suppose just this once, you thought that ex­ pression of a few sick people actually expressed the conviction of all the people of this wonderful Yom Kippur war: land of ours and all of you started to pack your bags and leave for the aftermath parts unknown. Torah program JERUSALEM (JTA) A third of the soldiers who (NEW YORK (JTA)-The suffered battle shock in the Yom Kippur War are still Agudath Israel of America has undergoing psychiatric treatment, according to an article in announced that 7000 children the professional journal "Medicine." The author, Dr. T.S. attended 27 summer camps in Adler of Beersheba, wrote that 20 percent of those now various parts of the world under treatment will continue to receive treatment for sponsored by the Orthodox another year. organization in which they are He stated that most of the shock victims who received provided "Torah indoctrination proper psychiatric treatment in field hospitals were able to programs." SUHIR SHERIFF a Christian Arab woman, a prisoner sentenced W return to the front within hours. Among the campers are 750 four years for sabotage, surprised everyone at the Fourth Annua He said the number of Israeli soldiers who suffered from recently arrived Russian im­ Bible Quiz for prisoners when she won the first prize. "Queen of *•) chronic diseases after the war was proportionately larger migrant children in Israel who Bible" contest of prisoners in Israel. She won by a two-point marg'n than in the American armed forces after World War II and have received special scholarship over another prisoner Ishi Ben Shlomon who won second prize. >" grants from the organization's after the Vietnam war. Fourth Annual Bible Quiz in Israel was held in Beersheva prison '" Russian Immigrant Rescue Fund. the presence of Minister of Police Shlomo Hillel, high rank."* All of the camps were opened police officers and many judges. during the last week in )une. *% Greetings Mrs. Earl Robbins to family happy aew year & friends Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Robbins; Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Vicki Lee & Seth Mrs. Gladys David Block Alvin Block Feinberg Mr. & Mrs. Dr. & Mrs. The J. Ned Block Stephen WeinsteiV Volchok Scott & Laura Jeanne Kevin Ward & Bradley Ira Mr. & Mrs. Sam Rotenberg Families New Year Greetings . . .

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These cards, 5- chairman for State of Israel Bonds designated as "ballots for a strong observance of Rosh Hashana and on the part of Orthodox, Con­ here, announced that the Seattle Israel," will then be deposited in the Yiskor (Memorial Service) servative, and Reform Jewish community's special effort a "ballot box" in the synagogue to observance on Yom Kippur. congregations for a strong Israel." during the forthcoming High record the "vote of the Asserting that Israel's In many synagogues on the Holidays to bolster Israel's congregation in support of an economic resources, drained by Day of Atonement, the second beleaguered economy through economically strong Israel, fjie Yom Kippur War of October anniversary of the outbreak of the the sale of Israel Bonds will once Chairman Sternoff explained. again be conducted by the 1973, have been under severe Yom Kippur War, memorial "Our purpose is to express the following Congregations: Bikur pressure as a result of un­ services for the Israelis who fell in overwhelming solidarity of our Cholim Machzikay Hadath, Ezra precedented defense ex­ that conflict will stress the need community with the people of Bessaroth, Herzl-Ner Tamid, penditures, Sternoff emphasized for securing the future of the Israel on the holiest day in the that the strengthening of the living through buttressing the Sephardic Bikur Holim and year and on the day when the economy is "indispensable to strength of Israel's economy. Temple Beth Shalom. Egyptian sneak attack two years Israel's search for a just peace." Worshippers will be asked by A record number of more than ago initiated a savage attempt to He said the High Holiday their rabbis to turn down tabs on, 1.000 synagogues in the United destroy the State of Israel," he ta JERRY GOODMAN, right, $ -tes and Canada have response to the Israel Bond previously prepared cards to declared. executive director of the National Conference on Soviet Jewry, ADL hits greets Pinhas Shaar, Israeli artist, Warn U.S. whose paintings depict the Jackie Kennedy struggle of Soviet Jews, at a boycott hostage to reception given for Mr. Shaar at the Jewish Museum in New York curb lag Onassis,—Katz? Arab oil City. JERUSALEM-The Ford Ad­ NEW YORK (JTA) —Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy WASHINGTON - A new Israel cites ministration is blocking Onassis. . Katz? organization called "Americans legislation that would knock the That's the question Jackie watchers asked as Katz, the for Energy Independence" business drop *rab boycott off its feet, it was Brooklyn-born son of a Jewish woolen goods wholesaler emerged here with retired Adm. charged here by Arnold Forster, who rose to fame in the Israeli and American art world, Elmo R. Zumwalt, former Chief of JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The Bank Seneral counsel of the Anti- shared sunshine with her on the Onassis island of Skorpios. U.S. Naval Operations accepting of Israel has reported that Israel Defamation League of B'nai Katz, a 45 year old bachelor, has been described as its presidency. suffered an economic slowdown B'rith. something of a boy wonder in the art world. In 1957, at the In accepting the post, Zumwalt during the first six months of this At the same time he charged a age of 27, he became the director of Jerusalem's Bezalel warned that "the United States year Industrial production was handful of American banks and National Museum. Eleven years later, he became director has become hostage to the down 5 percent and private shipping companies with abetting of the Jewish Museum in New York and three years ago foreign policy of Arab nations" consumption decreased by the the boycott. He named them as became special projects chairman at the Metropolitan and urged "immediate" and same figure, the Bank reported. Chase Manhattan, First National Museum. "decisive" action toward energy Exports declined slightly, independence. City, Chemical New York Trust, According to Mrs. Onassis'friends, the association is not although they had been expected lrvjng Trust and Bankers Trust. a romance. One intimate says, "Karl is a nice chum and Dr. Hans Bethe, Nobel to rise as a result of the 43 per­ "They do this by buckling Caroline and John like him." Laureate, is chairman of the new cent devaluation of the Israeli under to the Arabs' demands that But Katz's reputation as a ladies man has fanned the organization's board and Robert Pound last November and the ,hey furnish the infamous gossip. Jerusalem mayor Teddy Kollek expressed surprise R. Nathan, a Washington further two percent devaluation certificate of compliance' along when he heard about Katz and Mrs. Onassis. "I don't know economist is its vice-chairman. last May W|th the other commercial anyone who hasn't been Karl's girlfriend at some time." documents required to pay letters °f credit." for Holiday flowers As for the shipping firms, he said they were Waterman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry "Cap" Schwartz ^erican-lsbrandtsen and Lykes. 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MARKET MOVING AGENTS WITH UNITED VAN LINES 682-9329 CARE 1924-4thS. 535 EVERY­ Pike Place Market WHERE SEATTLE <^ Seattle "KTORD WIpZ MOVING JMJf ICE Page 6B The Jewish Transcript September 3, 1975 Newest Israeli town: Yamit ORT plans NEW YORK-Eighty increase Americans and Canadians are committed to settling in Israel's newest town, Yamit, located on in schools the southern Mediterranean coast. Members of this Garin LONDON, (JTA)-The (group) from all over the United executive committee of the States and Canada recently at­ World ORT Union approved in tended their Second Anni/al principle a proposal to double the Convention in New York. ORT network of vocational The first group of North schools in Israel over the next r Americans had earlier left during 10 years. the summer of 1974, and an The $127 million project is i" additional 25 people left this response to a request made bV summer. They are moving into the Israeli Minister of Education their homes at Yamit as the first and Culture, Aharon Yadlin housing units are completed through ORT's president in Israel Currently members of this group Chaim Herzog. are involved in the actual con­ More than 100 delegates and struction of Yamit. observers from OR' Comprised of mainly organizations in 23 countries professionals, this team has been attended the meeting here, the building the homes. On the first session of the World 0RT construction site laying bricks BUILDERS AT WORK in Yamit, Israel's newest town located on the southern Mediterranean Union executive to be held m and mixing cement and tar were coast, are shown completing the instalation of a roof in a new building. Many of the workers, Britain. recently an American born including Americans, Canadians and Russian Jews, are professionals in fields alien to the The new project calls for the cantor, psychologist and com­ building skills. construction of 156,000 square puter expert alongside Russian meters of additional classroorn born and native Israeli con­ tlements. being planned to include an space at an estimated cost of $9° for struction workers. This town's In addition, the Russian group infirmary, post office, bank, million plus $31 million first school is scheduled to open is also starting a number of municipal offices and synagogue, furnishings and equipment. its doors this fall. business projects in which Yamit and long range plans include a Yamit, a town being built by dwellers could join and work deep water harbor. The govern­ Families settled the Israeli government is (among them: a computer firm; ment is offering very attractive CINCINNATI, Ohio-Eleven designed to have a population of metal shop; color photography loans and payment for housing Russian families have bee 250,000. It is to be settled initially enlarging service; gas station). At and businesses, and Yamit set­ settled here during the past Vear' by families who meet the critera present there is an urgent need tlers have the option to either consisting of a total of of employability, age, health and for skilled workers in con­ rent or buy their apartments. a preparedness to meet the as yet struction, carpentry, plumbing children and adults. Presently* unforeseen challenge facing a and electricity The group is seeking new 19 of these people are working- pioneering project such as this. It The Israeli government has set candidates willing to undertake including at least one member ° will serve as an urban center for aside individual areas of this new venture. For further each family. the numerous flourishing development such as industry information, call: Yehuda Kesten, mbshavim (cooperative set­ and tourism. A city center is (212) PL-2-0658 or PL-2-0600. tlements) and kibbutzim in the MATTHEW PENN has been area, providing them with appointed executive director of medical, cultural and social Career openings in Israel Happy New Year to the National Conference of services. NEW YORK-Recent Jewish to be wasted in a position not of Jewish Communal Service, it was All our friends In addition to this group are college graduates in the their choosing just because the announced by Samuel Katz, And Relatives the new immigrants from Russia humanities, education and social job market in this country has NCJCS president. He will be the as well as young Israeli families services are being offered career diminished Israel needs and first full-time executive director Settlers to Yamit will find em­ opportunities in Israel as an appreciates young people who of NCJCS in the 77-year history of ployment eitrtei wmnrt Ttirr ..\». ir.r»Vw«r to accepting position3 have much to offer their the national "umbrella" several business ventures being outside of their chosen profession fellowman and its needs are organization of the Jewish Don and Jea# set up there (among them, in this country now." community service field. carpentry and home im­ Citing statistics released by the provement shop; seafront Jewish Occupational Council, Cohn recreational and resort facilities; coordinating agency for Jewish Phone 622-5860 service station and garage for job agencies in the United States FREE MAIL AND Happy New Year overhauling army trucks; super-8 and Canada, Allan Pakes, Israel DELIVERY SERVICE Stacey, Stuart educational film production Aliyah director of employment company; cooperative super­ services, said, "young people and Leslie market; construction crew who have decided to make Aliyah Peterson's Prescription Pharmacy working on the building of the sometime in the future should On Westlake Mall city) or in the surrounding set- not allow their years of education HYPO-ALLERGENIC COSMETICS Open 8:30 AM - 6:30 PM Happy New Year JACK ALTARAS DAVE ALTARAS 1637 Westlake 622-5860 to all my Jewish Friends YZS/ftK & Guests vuse "Our Sincere Best Wishes for the Year 5736 Extends Greetings TO THE ENTIRE GREATER^ to the SEATTLE JEWISH COMMUNITY! OFFICES IN SEATTLE, THE SAN JUAN ISLANDS & WHIDBY ISLAND Entire Jewish Call. 325-8200 Jerry Choi's Community!" RESTAURANT Distinctive Cantonese Cuisine RENTON LAKEVIEW HOMES Cocktails-Choirp Dinner II im's 7850 Green take Drive N. Sea**" VILLAGE THE SIMON K0RCH FAMILY LA. 4-2720 _— ONE HOUR MARTINIZING I Best Wishes for a \ New Year BA 6-8830 L'SHANA TOVA Greetings 53 S. Grady Way I Happy New Year t RENTON from the families Best Wishes for the New Year f\ of ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE g B'NAI B'RITH I Women's American ORT Ted Daniels (Organization-Rehabilitation Thru Training) & Pacific Northwest Region Greater Seattle Co-ordinating Committee Robert E. Miller, Chairman Mrs. Joan Krivosha, Chmn. ^Herman Kleiner,Vice-Chairma^ Bob Miller Arthur Siegal, Vice-Chairma^ Seattle, Kadimah. Lake Washington jDavid Stahl, Regional Direectoc n Chapters . September 3 ewish Transcript Page 7B Trade skills volunteers sought to aid Israel

NEW YORK, (JTA) - "ACTS for Israel" (American and Canadian Trade Skills for Israel) have opened their offices here. The organization has been formed for the express purpose of recruting skilled labor to work in a civilian capacity in Israel during a crisis. It is only during'times of mobilization that volunteers will act as back up specialists. ACTS is now ready to seek volunteers from all over the United States and Canada. This includes heavy equipment operators, truck drivers, electricians, automobile mechanics and technicians in many other fields. Al Bazel, executive director of ACTS said: "We are confident that in the event of a crisis the economy of Israel could have some semblance of normalcy through these efforts." He went on to say "the week before the Yom Kippur War no one knew or surmised that war would come We therefore urge concerned people to volunteer now so we will be ready if there should be another sneak attack." ACTS is in the process of setting up regional of­ fices or liaison in key cities so that registration and in­ formation can be gathered on a local level. A TYPICAL JEWISH FAMILY from New York's Lower East Side, photographed at the turn of the century. Picture is one of many similar photos included in the newly-published Lower East Side Jewish Calendar, 5736 (1975-76), just released by Hebrew Publishing Company and available at bookstores, Demand Argentina Judaica gift shops, greeting card stores, and other outlets. The large-sized wall calendar lists all legal and seize Nazi criminal Jewish holidays, as well as an explanation of the origins and observances of Jewish festivals and fasts. BB lecture program set BUENOS AIRES, (JTA)-The he was born in Spain and ac­ s counted for his German accent ^ sociation of Jewish Survivors of WASHINCTON-A B'nai the American bicentennial, such as those presented by by saying he was brought to Jwj Persecution has urged B'rith lecture program that began small-town Jewry and combatting Roman Vishniac, a photographer nt Germany as a child. This, ' erior Minister Alberto 12 years ago with a single speaker Arab propaganda. and writer on East Europe Jewry; however, does not tally with Jj°camora to take action against and seven bookings is scheduling Advance bookings for the archaeologist Magen Broshi, information from West Germany 'he Nazi war criminal, Walter 38 prominent Jewish personalities coming year—at Jewish centers, curator of Israel Museum's Shrine that Kutschmann admitted his ^tschmann who has been living for the coming season. synagogues, on college campuses of the Book, and Col. Itzhak true identity. He told newspapers "| Argentina since 1947 under the Editors and authors, ar­ and at B'nai B'rith lodges and Itzhaki, retired chief of the Israel lla here, "I reject charges brought j| s of Pedro Ricardo Olmos. chaeologists, literary critics, women's chapters and other local Defense Force's education against me. I am proud of my yrtschmann was arrested and sociologists, Yiddishists, Biblical club aroups —already cover more branch, who lectures on Biblical et Argentine citizenship." ained by federal police for six scholars and a popular actor are than 200 communities, reports history in the context of con­ p^rs for questioning. He could BONN (JTA)-A special among the current roster of Lily Edelman, B'nai B'rith's adult temporary Israel Ce denaturalization and section of the Cologne Public lecturers availabe through B'nai education director and ad­ The lecture season begins in Possible deportation if it is Prosecutor's office has instituted B'rith's adult Jewish education ministrator of the lecture bureau. October and continues through ^termined that he obtained criminal proceedings against 10 department. Many are illustrated lectures, April. V^entine citizenship under a former members of the SS staff of Their themes range from Jewish Tals e name. the Lublin-Maidanek con­ literature, art and philosophy to *7

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As one of the new expertise which only newcomers what we, ourselves, can fill." immigrants put it, Israel is at the cross-roads and whether it survives and from the West can bring." SKILLS WITH SERVICE moves ahead as a creative state, depends on how many from the free "DAVKA" world will realize the necessity of sinking their roots there. He stays because he feels "If I ever thought of leaving," wanted, feels he has a role to BY RUTH SELIGMAN hear from newcomers, no he adds, "this would not be the play. However, you don't have to discussion of what they should time. I would never be able to be a professional to sense you are I am far from being a new have brought and didn't and no live with myself. We are in a crisis needed. One of the Americans immigrant, having been in Israel stories of the difficulties they situation of such proportions that was a plumber. He and his father for over 23 years now My roots faced in battling the bureaucratic it sometimes scares me to think had had a successful business in New York. They are making an are here —my home, my children, whims of a government whose of the future Only those who impressive success in Israel my work. It is easy for me to mode of operation they often wish to be ostriches can deny because they offer immediate, know why I -stay, despite the didn't understand. this. Yet this—davka" (Hebrew effective and efficient service tensions, despite the un­ Instead we proceeded to ex­ for 'in spite of everything') —may that many of our trades-people certainties, despite the an­ plore not the reasons why they be the reason why I stay don't. We are not a service- MOSHE LEVI, Yom KipP"' noyances of daily life among a came, but the reasons they stay. I feel I have something to oriented people. Those who can War hero and recipient of Israel | people who are often hot- None of them felt truly contribute. The field of social offer skills with service, who Medal of Valor, the equivalent" tempered and unaccomodating. established. Identification with a work is wide open, crying for know the value of coming as soon the U.S. Congressional Medal o For me this is home and I could country does not come overnight trained workers who can help in as called, are appreciated and Honor, was the special guest of not dream of living anywhere and those who expect it are fields as varied as working with sought after. honor in New York of M,s' else. Yet, I am continually in­ fooling both themselves and the aged to helping youngsters, Nathan Goldman, chairman ol trigued by the conviction and those to whom they tell it. potential delinquents, find Similarly, a small businessman the 6th Annual ARMD'" sense of purpose brought by new One newcomer, a social themselves." who is opening a chain of American Red Magen David '°r immigrants from the West, those worker from the States, answered "This is not a professional laundromats reports success. Israel Star Gala in benefit of who leave established homes and me directly when I asked him wilderness," he assured me. "One "They said I wouldn't succeed," MDA- Magen David Adom's *' positions to face the trials and why he stayed. "This is the finds * devoted, talented he retorts, "that Israelis are wary tribulations which is life in Israel moment of truth —for Jews in colleagues, well-trained and well- of the unknown, that they won't million new Central Blood Ban*' today Israel and abroad. For many of motivated. But for every plan, patronize us." They have, however, and in increasing ung us, we are beyond the point every program, there is a crying Actually," added a Y° numbers. t0 REASONS FOR STAYING where it is just enough to buy lack of manpower. There are doctor, "this is the time bonds and give financial and many in my field who know what Israel has laundries, but their come —when the economy I spend an evening recently emotional support, important as can be done but we lack per­ prices are almost out of reach. situation is so grim (and it is "° with a group of new immigrants. this is. Israel is a society in search sonnel to activate these projects. The laundromat is less expensive all that less grim in other Some were from the states, some of itself, it is involved in what can We have community centers: we and more convenient too. It is countries too) for here you can,• in from England and one couple was only be described as a very are building more. We have a finding a market, especially you are patient, find the area from Australia. There was less of complex situation, an economic special program to train senior among students, young couples which you can contribute. , the grumbling that one used to and political imbalance which personnel for these centers, but where the wife works, singles of The hostess served cake an all ages and the elderly. coffee and we switched to m°re Not everyone finds his niche so mundane topics— such as way easily and so quickly. A music to make meat-loaf without Mea teacher who wants to use music or cake with less eggs. Yet, *e Block Foundation, Inc. therapy and work with retarded returned to our original musing5; children is finding that there is no "Israel is at the crossroads n0*1 formal, organized outlet for his said one newcomer, "whether ' talent. He may have to create his survives and moves ahead as Robert J. Block President own place or switch to another modern, creative State or no field. But he, too, feels that this is depends on how many .from '" not the time to leave, not when free world will realize tne every head, every person is necessity of coming, of maki11* important for creating a viable aliyah, of sinking their <°° State. here." 6^,1975 ~f 5736 Beat UJwIw* . . . Mr. & Mrs. Vic Condiotty Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Haas Paul, Bruce & Jeff Herb & Shirley Bridge Steve & Linda Condiotty Bob & Bobbie Bridge

Mr. & Mrs. George Prottas Mr. & Mrs. Isaac & Fanny Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Barsher Adatto Robert Prottas Ralph De Leon & Jack Dathan & Daniel and Jerry Jeffery Michael **Y' II nu II i M ' *'•" •-"' • •" i • i f' 111' T i JL^aJjg^ & Jennifer Melisa Mr. & Mrs. Gary Schuster iron ra to all our friends Mr. & Mrs. and relatives Samuel G. Holcenberg MAX KAHN, Mr. & Mrs, Allan M. Schneider Milt & Leona Bloch Jodi, Eric & Sharon Henry Kahn Carnay Mr. and Mrs. Dr. & Mrs. & Rick Carol & Joni John S. Holcenberg Herbert Rachel & David Rosen Gerson & Florence TIZKU V SHANIM RABOT Goldman, Judy Greetings to our Mr. & Mrs. Jack, Herbert & Larry Relatives & Friends Stan and Michele Jeffrie Kay Alan & Rita Goldman Joseph & Jean Haleva September 3, 1975 The Jewish Transcript Page 9B — Yeshiva Univ. Housewives: never too old program to

By JUDYCARR helping the families of soldiers at the front. aid elderly JERUSALEM-During the Yom Kippur War, NEW YORK-Yeshiva Women in their middle years were asking HUMBLE TASKS University has instituted a broad frantically—What can I do? How can I be of use? One Housewives over 35 who are not working and who range of academic and cultural such woman, a housewife doing an office job, said, "I do not have young children to look after are being programs which are focusing on the special needs and problems went to every volunteer bureau in town and signed asked to volunteer for the Israel Defence Forces. of the Jewish aged. up-but none of them wanted me ... so I went back They will not shoulder guns but will do a ten-day The programs, spurred by a $1 to typing." stint at regular intervals in army bases. They will help million grant from the Brookdale Now it is beginning to be understood that the over in the stores and sew and cook and serve food. Foundation last year, cover 35's have a lot to give in times of emergency. The Women lawyers and doctors are being asked to several disciplines, on the un­ "middle ones" are joining the Civil Guard as keenly as temporarily forget their higher education and do dergraduate and graduate level, any eighteen-year-old and marching through the humble tasks . . . Does the army need professional in social work and medicine, in chaplaincy and in community towns at night with guns on their shoulders. women? Only if they can sew or cook, was the service working with other A woman lawyer in her fifties joined the local answer from a Colonel. agencies in the field. guard and now she spends her Sabbath evenings These women are strictly volunteers, not by any At the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Plodding through the streets of her neighbourhood means soldiers. But they will take part in camp life Theological Seminary, an affiliate shouldering a gun, which, she confesses, she is not and work alongside the eighteen-year-old conscripts, of the institution, rabbinic very expert at loading and firing. But the fact that an interesting variation on the generation gap. But students are offered a full range of courses which are as diverse as there is such an ominous looking sentry should make will the "middle ones" actually be called on in times a study of the demographic any evil-doer think twice. of emergency to take on more responsible and breakdown of the Jewish com­ But let us not pretend that every woman in Israel dangerous roles? Anything is possible in the present munity's response to the 's an Amazon. All desire to contribute in some way situation. Peninna Herzog, the Chairman of the problems of the aged, to such but not all are equally tough. A social worker in her Council of Women's Organizations, which is acting as areas as rights and entitlements of senior citizens. fifties signed up for the Civil Guard but was unable to the centre for the volunteers, said, "Women first have face the possibility of firing a gun. However, now she to work as volunteers to prove themselves. That is the 's putting her professional abilities to good use in first step. After that ..." Medical plant opens in Israel

JERUSALEM (JTA) — A joint American-Israeli medical Inc. is continuously increasing its various activities in Plant has opened its new headquarters as the first en­ Israel, a university spokesman said. terprise on Hebrew University's new science-based in­ The medical company's activities range from production dustry campus in the Sanhedria quarter of Jerusalem. The of sophisticated chemicals for research' laboratories to Partnership was sponsored by Hebrew University's Yissum manufacturing nutrients obtained from plants. Research Development Company and the Ames Company division of Miles Laboratories, Inc. of Elkhart, Indiana. The Ames-Yissum Company, which originally opened in Happy Jerusalem six years ago, manufactures diagnostic kits for evaluating thyroid functions. The company exports to ^ Happy New Year about 30 countries. Undeterred by the Arab boycott, Miles Laboratories, Holidays SEWARD PARK Perle-Youdene Co. Congressman Jack and Harriet THRIFT WAY 919 Olive Way 5041 WILSON AVE. BROCK ADAMS PA 5-6500 MEYERS IN THE HEART Of OLD SEATTLE Authentic Marvin and Robin Italian Restaurant „ SEATTLE'S FIRST PIZZERIA Cocktails (ORDERS TO GO) lien. cAileOie*

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Properly explained, this Dulzin quoted Sam Rothberg has deliberately exaggerated the available course to demonstrate who have all along favored the policy would surely have won a of Peoria, III., Israel Bond dangers of not reaching a Mideast their deep identification and will step-by-step policy and favored sympathetic hearing in U.S. Organization general chairman accord "out of all proportion"; he to contribute, they pay up their the principle of territorial public opinion. who led a group of 43 Bond has warned repeatedly that world pledges promptly. compromise. "Moderation" in this con­ leaders on a mission to Israel: peace hinges on the agreement Dulzin said the UJA leaders' He would not name names, but nection seems all but "When we went to see the (Mitle being attained; he has convinced assessment broadly confirmed his said he was referring to leading meaningless. It is, Dulzin said, and Cidi) Passes and Abu Rodeis, Ford of this-and the President own impressions from recent far- members of the Conference of "like being a little bit pregnant." we were 43 doves. When we has been even more forthright m ranging visits throughout the U.S. Presidents of Major American Israel, moreover, should have came back—we were 43 hawks." his warnings, which are mainly He detected, he said, a feeling of Jewish Organizations. Dulzin said held out for other significant Rothberg's meaning was not, directed at Israel and intended to frustration and anxiety which he many of these people who as "elements of non-belligerency." Dulzin said, that Israel should soften her stand. had never experienced before. recently as six months ago ad­ As it is, Dulzin charged — reject an interim accord. What he But Dulzin saw a distinct Basing his report on con­ mired and trusted Secretary of stressing throughout that he was was expressing was a widely advantage in this situation, an versations with some 100 key State Henry A. Kissinger, do not reflecting a broad range of U.S. shared feeling that Israel should advantage which he accused the figures in Jewish communal life, trust him today. Jewish opinion —the agreement- (or should have "It is too Rabin government of failing t° he said there is a nagging sense of They believe President Ford in-the-making is pretty much the late now," Dulzin said exploit: doubt at Israel's policies in the and Kissinger are not in a position military separation pact that sorrowfully) have demanded "If the fate of the world hinges settlement talks, a nagging sense to force Israel into doing Egypt says it is, rather than the more for its strategic assets. on us—then that should have that Israel is allowing itself to be tangible step towards peace that EXAGGERATES DANGERS given us a super-strong whatever they want, and that a we browbeaten by the U.S. Ad­ firm stand by Israel would, in Israel desired. Dulzin himself identified with bargaining position which ministration, a sense that the fact, force Washington to SECRET CLAUSES' the feelings of other Jewish should use to ensure that our Rabin government is not reconsider some of its attitudes. The U.S. Jewish leaders are leaders whom he has met and main demands in the settlernen bargaining hard-enough over the They feel, Dulzin stated, that also anxious and concerned found to be anxious and talks are fulfilled." terms of the settlement. Israel failed to negotiate with about the "secret" clauses and frustrated. Kissinger, he charged, NOT HAWKS' enough firmness and toughness. documents which are reportedly Kissinger- Dulzin, of course, is a leader of For instance, the Egyptian pledge to accompany the formal continued from Page 1 the Likud opposition party (its to "moderate" the economic and agreement, both on the Israel- liberal wing), but he stressed that diplomatic warfare it wages Egypt and Israel-U.S. levels, Jewish ancestry to become Prime historic inevitability from Creek he personally has always favored against Israel seems to these Dulzin said. They fear, too, he Minister of England. Kissinger, tragedy, never from Isaiah or the the interim settlement as a policy Jewish leaders slender return added, that undertakings which the first to attain the high office Book of Job. He cites Spengle'- (unlike others in Likud, par­ indeed for the major sacrifices are not spelled out and published of our Secretary of State. Disraeli not Buber or the Baal Shem Tov ticularly on the Herut wing). Israel is making, Dulzin ob­ clearly will not prove of long made diplomatic history in the "He seems to have bee" He stressed, too, that the served. duration. These fears are aired great 19th-century period bet­ convinced, from the outset , American Jewish leaders whose Israel should have held out for particularly in connection with ween the Congress of Vienna and according to Wills, "that this feelings he reported, are by no the complete end of the boycott American economic un­ the Berlin Congress. would impress the Christian means "hawks," but on the and of economic and diplomatic dertakings. Kissinger specialized his gentlemen of Harvard." Furthermore, Dulzin stated, studies of diplomatic history to This poignant yet percept!^ American Jews were perturbed by that period. And though Disraeli analysis of the parallel paths an" an Ambassador Simcha Dinitz's gained respectability and support philosophies of Disraeli " n recent assertion in an interview through baptism after a Jewish- Kissinger is the opening article i that there was "no pressure" by educated youth through Bar MOMENT'S second issue. the U.S. on Israel. This clearly, he Mitzvah, Kissinger's orthodox NEW AMBASSADOR asserted, contradicted the well- Jewish background was suc­ y OSLO (JTA)-King Olav known facts. The least the ceeded by an adulthood in which received the new Israeli A ^ Ambassador could have done in he did not formally reject his WASHINGTON QUILT CO. bassador to Norway, Da^ the circumstances, Dulzin said, heritage, but studiously avoids all Rivlin, who presented was to deftly dodge the reference to it. PalaC credentials at the Royal 0f Mr. and Mrs. Allan Genauer question —leaving the public to He likes to impress a Reston or Rivlin's last post was that form its own conclusions and act Alsop by quoting Aeschylus and Consul-General in New York. Mr. Richard Weitzman accordingly. saying he formed his ideas of Best Wishes Jor a L'SHANA TOVA William I. Ruth & Martin Happy New Year FROM (Bill) Metzon Stan & Sharon Bloch Mr. & Mrs. Rogers & Jeannette Leanne and Rochelle Peter Damm to all our many friends & relatives and Family »T>WVVVVvv"W• >*wv • y

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Stan & Mae Dr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Compliments ISRAEL & POLA Gottstein Henry Lotzkar of the ROSENFELD M.M. Zetin Wish all their & Family & Family New Year friends a joyous, & Family happy and healthy Ruben's Cleaners New Year September 3, 1975 The Jewish Transcript Page 11B Welcome Igor, Elena, Mariana ContinuePrint;*. di fro* m Pagn e 1. At the same time, an appeal was Donors are asked to call the Comparative Literature, who took French get plea Exchange one life style in Russia issued again for residents to Jewish Family & Child Service at part in the dramatic skits; Zoya tor a newer and freer life in donate useable furniture and 323-1421, to arrange for the Pollak, Russian language in­ to aid militants America. household items to help furnish pickups. structor at UW, who took part in PARIS, (JTA)-The president included in the sessions were the homes of the new community Even though only one family of the skits; Timmie Faghin, of the Representative Council of dramatic skits illustrating how to members. Soviet Jews has now arrived, representing the National Council Jewish Institutions of France "elp the new arrivals cope with Smaller household items, which there is an urgent need to build of Jewish Women and coor­ (CRIF) sent a telegram to the the donor can personally tran­ such problems as suddenly up the stockpile of needed dinator of Volunteer Recruiting French Ambassador to Bonn, sport, should be left at the finding themselves citizens of a furniture and household articles and Screening; Olga Butler, Olivier Wormser, requesting that new country and members of a Council House, near Temple for use during the year as ad­ chairperson of the Housing the Ambassador intervene in ne DeHirsch Sinai, Monday through w community, along with ditional families arrive, and Committee; Nate Ross, chairman behalf of six French Jewish Friday between 9 a.m., and 5 Problems of shopping, job residents are asked to continue of the Employment Committee; militants imprisoned in Cologne, p.m., where they will be stored hunting, social and religious making these donations where Michele Anciaux, English Germany. fraction. until needed. possible. language coordinator who will The six students were arrested Various volunteer and Council House is located at 1501 Other speakers at the orien­ develop the English class for the by German police for their Professional staff, headed by 17th Ave. tation meeting included Patsy Russian families. She will also participation in a demonstration 'rwin Coldberg, executive FURNITURE NEEDED Levy, social worker and coor­ recruit graduate students to aid in held June 24 outside the office of Rector of the Jewish Family & dinator of the Russian Reset­ tutoring these families. l former SS officer Kurt Lischka. nild Service, outlined their roles Larger and bulkier items, such tlement Program; Prof. Willis Following the initial orientation ar, The demonstration protested d the roles of the various as furniture which .require a Konick, professor at the UW session, coffee and cake was Lischka's seeming immunity to Volunteers. moving van, will be picked up. Department of Linguistics and hosted by B'nai B'rith. trial for crimes committed during World War II.

We/come to Seattle Best Wishes for a

"Welcome to Seattle" is a brief introduction to the We will try to help you become self-supporting as Happy New Year newly-arrived Russian Jewish families on life in America, quickly as possible by finding you a job. We expect to do particularly in Seattle, along with explanations on this within the first three months of your arrival. We will do religious, education and job activities here, prepared by everything possible to help you find a job which is related the Jewish Family & Child Service. The following is the to your work experience in the Soviet Union. It is most English translation of the fact sheet: important that you remember the following in considering We are happy you are here and we will do everything work: possible to help you become a part of our community. 1. Even though there are jobs in this country which have The following information should be helpful as you the same title as you had in the Soviet Union, the work begin to learn about your home: Seattle Population - responsibilities might be very different. 507,000; Greater Seattle Population - 1,421,869; Jewish 2. The ability to speak and understand English is most Population - 13,000. important in obtaining a good job. The Jewish Family and Child Service is the social service 3. As you become more experienced in this country, you agency in the Jewish community which has the respon­ can take a better job. The government does not control sibility of resettling families. Their experience in this area where you work. Your boss has the choice of hiring and has made them aware of the difficulties of the resettling firing you. You, as an employee, have a choice to stay with process. They know that learning a new language, in fact, a job or to leave it for a better one. But, do not change jobs a whole new way of life, takes time and can be very until a better one is available. Although your first job Dr. and Mrs. Ben frustrating. Therefore, Ms. Patsy Levy, who works at the might not be the one you find desirable, it will help you to Kadaner and Susan Jewish Family and Child Service, will do everything get established and we will help you to get a better job possible to help you get resettled. She will involve many later. You will not have to stay on your first job forever. Dr. and Mrs. other people to assist her but if you have any questions, We will help you learn and improve your English with call Ms. Levy at 323-1421. The Jewish Family and Child the help of an experienced instructor and tutors who will Mark Siegel Service is not a government agency. It is supported by assist her. It is very important that you participate in the community funds. Therefore, consider Ms. Levy a friend English lessons. and someone you can ask any questions or express any The Jewish community will do everything possible to concerns regarding your resettlement. make you feel at home. You will be invited to people's The Jewish Family and Child Service will provide you homes; to the synagogues to participate in the various with the money you will need to live on until you become special events, as well as the religious holidays; and to self-supporting. The money which comes from the Jewish other community events. community is limited. The amount of money you will be The way to make the resettlement process as easy as given will support your basic needs, such as, housing, possible is to cooperate with Ms. Levy at the Jewish Family food, and minimal clothing expenses. You will have to wait and Child Service. We realize that not everything will go until you are self-supporting before you take on any ad­ exactly the way you hope it will go, but that every effort ditional expenses, e.g., a new car, larger housing, etc. will be made to do the best possible job. Again, welcome to Seattle and we hope you will enjoy your new home. Sam & Ruth fffffy Mr. & Mrs. Haleva Max Oppenheimer Mr. & Mrs. Aaron and Tami Herman Sarkowsky & Family Walt, Ruth & David Oppenheimer Efrem & Linda Krisher

Judge and Mrs. Anthony The Dinners The Families Wartnik Myra, Moe, Barbara of Howard & Felicia & Pattie Ben Radinsky Mrs. Henry Fisher & Mr. & Mrs. David Senescu Son Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Fisher Extend Holiday Eric, Rodney & Craig Greetings Page 12B The Jewish Transcript September 3, 1975 HADASSAH ABSORBS RUSSIANS Young scholars aided by grant to Brandeis U. WALTHAM, MASS.-In a program designed to help "a n^w generation of young scholars, a $650,000 grant has been awarded to Brandeis University by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation ot New York. Retiring Mellon Foundation President Nathan M. Pusey said in a letter to Brandeis that the Foundation's trustees had ap" proved the grant during his laS meeting as president. , Dr. Pusey said the grant would give Brandeis additional °P' portunities to appoint young, non-tenured, postdoctora scholars in the humanities "in tne present period of unusually severe financial constriction- An endowment fund will created with $500,000 of the grant to further and continue its Jerusalem ... Top left— aims. The balance of $150,00" Dr. Hannah Zaslowsky, will be spent over the next three ophthalmologist, helps years. , blind Yom Kippur War Commenting on the award* veteran at Hadassah- Brandeis President Marver H- Hebrew University Medical Bernstein, who described it a Center. Right—Dr. Edward "extraordinarily generous," sa' Shifrin, Transplant such a grant "offers create specialist at Hadassah. opportunities in the humaniti Both recently came from that simply could not be realize,, Moscow. Below—Gladys without this generous action- Zales, national Hadassah Israel Education Services chairman, talks with FUND GRANT Russian laboratory Tn technician students at NEW YORK (JTA) - * Hadassah Community National Science Foundation ha College. given grants totaling $310,556 t 11 members of the Yeshiva University Mathematics DeP. Dr. Lewis Coburn, departmen chairman, said the grants, e fective this spring, place Yesn'!g University among the top Israel launches elderly studies i mathematics departments in nation. NEW YORK, (JTA)-Long- Brookd ale- Ram apo, the construction to begin shortly. term funding was assured for a American Jewish Joint Di-strtburton Committee, and the and demonstration institute government of Israel. The first Happy Holidays designed to make gerontological part of the signing was completed to all our friends history and ultimately benefit the happy new year in Israel on June 18. elderly in urban societies The arrangements make and relatives through-out the world. In a funding available to the Brook- closing at his midtown office, dale Institute of Gerontology and philanthropist Henry L. Schwartz, Adult Human Development in Mr. & Mrs. Julius Deutsch IfUm Kotkw as head of the Brookdale Israel for research programs, the Foundation-Ramapo Trust, building in Jerusalem of a 100- Mr. & Mrs. Manny Lott H&h, Wlffltiw aid Kam provided the signature that bed geriatric facility adjacent to a and family Koikm finalized the agreement. new teaching hospital, Misgav The signing completed Ladach, and a 50-unit apartment Dr. & Mrs. H.I. Weiner A£wt and Kaiiuj Bwutukd arrangements for a unique $15 complex for the well aged, with million collaboration among and family May you be Mr. & Mrs. Chas Gordon inscribed for Bedt Wtilm and family Allan Deutsch a good year & children Mr. & Mrs. 1975-5736 (Ut. a»A HCtt. Sam Goren HENRY & PAULA Happy, Healthy Peaceful Year Israel Volotin Harold & David LEWIN awl Norman

NEW YEAR Anne & Irving WHAT DO WE REALLY MEAN WHEN WE SAY L'Shana Tova ZIEGMAN NEXT YEAR JERUSALEM? to all our friends & Lori L'SHANA HABAH B'YIRUSHALAYIM. Joseph, Sala & Fred FROM MAKE IT THIS YEAR... . Barber Vivian & Arie WE'LL MEET YOU MORE THAN HALFWAY! KING COUNTY LURIE MEDICAL SEATTLE/TEL AVIV round trip $ 00 OCT 15-MAR 15 BLUE SHIELD 693 Low two-three week group airfare 624-4171 1800 TERRY AVE. Veurl£ar\ SEATTLE 98101 The Airline

Lawn-A-Mat Call Your Travel Agent Or EL AL ISRAEL AIRLINES m ce Northwest Regional Sales Office San Francisco Offi „ 22 Southwest Harrison 209 Post Street, 9410B Pease Family, Amon Family Portland, Ore. 97201 Telephone (503) 228-6600 September 3,1975 The Jewish Transcript Page 13B Honor Sa rkowsky Our readers write atAJCIu ncheon DETENTE SEEN countries. So much lor our right. Then came the showing of "optimistic perspective." Shalom! 1-WAY STREET the film and we were very department ot the AJC. disappointed. True enough it was To the Editor: Samuel E. Friedman A graduate of UW with a BA in but a filmstrip but it hardly had I am not the authority that Economics, Sarkowsky is the MR. ALPERT REPLIES: any message for us apart from the Carl Alpert ("Inside Israel") may national chairman of the UW I share with Mr. Friedman his idea that our Jewish pioneer Alumni Fund; a member of the be but I cannot pass up implied skepticism of present contributed nothing much except board of the National Association questioning the conceptual Arab intentions. But it is easy for to endure persecution here. of Home Builders; past president detente between Israel and Egypt him, sitting in Seattle some 9,000 This being a year devoted to of the Tacoma Home Builders miles from the Middle East, to imputed in his last article. honoring the part played by Association; past chairman of the reject any optimistic perspective. It reminded me of the detente women in all segments of our legislative committee of the Most Israelis are realists, but between the Bedouin sleeping in development, all over the world, National Association of Home realism need not necessarily be his tent and his camel who only we were surprised at the fact that Builders; a member of the board all negative and pessimistic. We wanted to put his head inside the no word was mentioned about of the Portland Trail Blazers; a must maintain a sense of tent because it was so cold the part that the Jewish women trustee of The Seattle Foun­ proportion, and avoid being outside. played in the history of America. dation; a board member of both stampeded into national hysteria. We brought that to the attention the Seattle Repertory Theatre and When the detente was ended, That is what our enemies would of David Stahl, Pacific Northwest the Seattle Symphony and a the camel was totally inside the like to see. regional director for the Anti- member of the Washington State tent and the Bedouin was out in Good friends like Mr. Friedman Defamation League. HERMAN SARKOWSKY Horse Racing Commission. the cold. unwittingly lend themselves to We drew his attention to a • • • Honored Sept. 17. . . Honorary chairman of the This euphoria in relationship to this policy when they imply that book called "Recall to Life, Herman Sarkowsky, prominent award luncheon is Sam Arabs was so permeative in Israel there is no hope, no future, no 0c Jewish Women in American ' al businessman active in civic Rubenstein. Chairman of the that it was a major input to the possibility of ever achieving History," by Anita Libman affairs, will receive the 1975 function is Morris J. Alhadeff. Yom Kippur debacle. detente with the Arabs. Lebeson, published by Thomas Human Relations Award of the Members of the function All of us in Israel are convinced A reading of "Commentary" Yoseloff, South Brunswick, New ^merican Jewish Committee, committee include Robert J. otherwise, though we may differ magazine for May 1975 in which York and London. pottle Chapter, at a noon Block, Herbert M. Bridge, Gerald as to the avenues and the time Ms. Joan Peters (non-Jewish) has We hope that the women of '"icheon Wednesday, Sept. 17 at Cone, Donald Esfeld, Dr. Charles required to reach that end. th an article "In Search of Moderate e Washington Athletic Club. S. Fine, Sol Esfeld, Stanley Seattle will not be placed in such Egyptians'1, proves what a difficult position as we were at Sarkowsky, who is chairman of Golub, Dr. Charles Kaplan, Carl HOW ABOUT prodigious benefits were derived this showing. It seemed as though jta board of Parking Structures C. Koch, Arnold B. Robbins, JEWISH WOMEN lnt from kissing Arabs in Jerusalem in we were still in the dark ages as ernational, among other Martin Selig, Edward F. Stern Sr., In the June 11th edition of far as the women were con­ activities, will be honored for his who received the award last year, 1967? your paper I saw an an­ cerned. •Outstanding role in the bet­ Edward F. Stern Jr., and Richard Furthermore, Alpert did not nouncement, "BB lunch will view terment of the Seattle com­ S. Weisfield. tell the entire truth about the U.S. Jewish history," and was Thanking you for your at­ munities and his efforts in Egyptian journalist, Ms. Sana very anxious to see the filmstrip tention and with cordial greetings building understanding among all OLD MUSEUM Hassan and the Israeli writer covering a 300-year history of for the success of your paper. JESSIE BLOOM ^n," according to the an- BONN (JTA) - What is Amos Elon. Jewish life in the U.S. n °uncement. probably the oldest Jewish Ms. Sana Hassan was given full I made reservations for the Tree threat Principal speaker at the lun­ museum in the world is to be freedom in Israel to interview lunch; and my three friends and JERUSALEM-(JTA)-The restored in Brunswick. It dates' cheon will be Howard I. Fried­ whoever she desired and go where myself, one of whom was visiting Jewish National Fund is trying to man of Los Angeles, national vice back to 1766, and up to 1923 was here from New York, looked she pleased to conduct her control unlicensed herds of sheep Resident of the AJC, who serves located in Hornburg, near forward to viewing the film. investigation of the feelings and and goats that have proliferated s chairman of community Wolfenbuettel. Lunch was delicious and the recently because of the high price way of life of Arabs and Jews in Services for the national women of the B.B. excellent of meat and are ravaging trees Israel which resulted in the book hostesses and everything was just and vegetation in the Negev. "Between Enemies." Good wishes for health and Her counterpart Elon, was supposed to have been given the COMMERCIAL WELDING COMPANY Happiness in the New Year same privileges in Egypt so he • Portable Equipment Manufacturing and could contribute his share of the Fabrication book from a different viewpoint. • Electric and Acetylene Procedure Testing Mr. & Mrs. He was prohibited from entering • He''arc Happy New Year Egypt and the book was strictly Albert G. Maizels banned and not printed in Arab 619 Post Avenue New Year's and Family * SEATTLE * 98104 Greetings 839-6500 622-6631 Dr. Jim Hurley OPTOMETRIST L'Shana Tova T(5j5n ram ring? • EYES EXAMINED i • GLASSES FITTED to all our friends • CONTACT LENSES

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lsraeli cattlemen, dairy farmers In Israel, the loss is now down beef cattle. 2nd veterinarians, concerned to two percent, with Dr. Ar­ In addition to a completely °ver large losses through fatal bitman studying new methods, controlled climate at the Smith peases of calves in the critical including Dr. Miller's Kent farm, Dr. Miller said, they also hfst five to six weeks of life, are operation, to further reduce the have an automatic feeding taking the chicken approach in deaths of dairy and beef cattle. machine which doles out exact *n effort to cut down on these Easy Prey amounts of food, including '°sses through a controlled Calves during these first five to special diets, to each of the 240 ^ironment or incubator ap­ six weeks of life, are easy prey to cows. The calves are housed in a proach. various ills, including pneumonia sealed, modern building some One of Israel's 72 veterinarians and diarrhea. A chilling wind, 180 feet long and 40 feet wide. en8aged in the "large-animal extreme moisture and low Dr. Arbitman, a wiry Sabra who Practice," out of the country's temperatures contribute to these speaks English fluently, along ™tal 350 veterinarians, has been illnesses. with several other languages, said touring the United States to learn The chicken approach in ef­ he was impressed with what he e " * methods here which have fect, requires what is a very large had seen at Kent. He had also dr astical|y reduced deaths in incubator, or controlled en­ visited and consulted with other calves. vironment with temperatures, veterinarians in various Dr Rami Arbitman, a 37-year- humidity and diet carefully universities throughout the THE SUBJECT WAS ANIMAL HEALTH when Israeli °'d Israeli who graduated watched. United States. veterinarian Dr. Rami Arbitman of Israel, right, visited his Seattle ^terinarian school in Holland in Traditionally, calves are Acknowledging a completely veterinarian colleague, Dr. Jay H. Miller, DVM.at his clinic here. Dr. °4, has been visiting a housed in drafty barns with little controlled environment, with Arbitman is touring the United States to observe improved methods c olleague in Seattle who has real protection against sudden automatic feeding equipment is of reducing deaths of calves in the critical first five to six weeks of weather changes. quite costly, particularly in Israel Sieved some impressive life, including new methods developed here by Dr. Miller at a Kent Sreakthroughs in the field. A start for the controlled- which has been hard-hit dairy farm. , 'ne Seattle veterinarian, Dr. environment so-called nursery is economically, Dr. Arbitman said laVH Miller, D.V.M., who has a in operation at Dr. Arbitman's he was hopeful he could con­ engineer, Harris Freedman of the Freedman, a bioengineering ^all-animal clinic on First Hill, dairy cooperative in the village of vince dairy farmers there this Agrimedics Corp., in Believue. expert, devised the climate ,as devised new methods at a Tel-Adashin near Nazareth, but complete . system would What Dr. Miller was looking for control and also a traveling bin, ar§e dairy farm in Kent. His as he notes, they have a long drastically cut losses, and help was complete temperature including nipples for liquids, °n t ro I led environment way, a costly way to go, before build the Israeli economy. control and an automatic feeding which fed each calf at ^cedure, similar to the in- they can achieve what Dr. Miller Golan Grazing machine which would bring the predetermined times, four times ^bator for newly-hatched has done at the Smith farm in c Israel lacks any really large exact amount of feed to the each day. Freedman's firm also , 'CKS, has been in operation at Kent. area for grazing, a situation calves under the most sanitary has cone work on humidity /* Smith Dairy Farm for the past The cooperative goes under the which was eased with the capture w conditions. control for the Vatican , ° Years and the results have name of "Hachaklait," the of the Golan Heights, and which ^ spectacular. Mutual Society for Livestock represents one of the larger While the average loss through Insurance and Veterinary Ser­ grazing areas now available. eath of calves in the United vices in Israel, with the Dr. Miller who was asked by a( . es for the first six weeks of life movement launched in 1919. the Smith farm two years ago to r 25 percent, the loss at the Currently, the members of the see what he could do to cut down ^'m Diary Farm is now down to society own a combined total of on the large losses of young Bappg Roshflasjgah ^-halfof 150,000 dairy cattle, and 85,000 calves, called on a Seattle one percent A Healthy, Happy New Year to all our Relatives and Friends Sieghert and Margot Wehl

May This Coming. Year Bring You All Good Pearl & Sam Shulman Health and Lasting Peace Eva & Earl Shulman Rose Pass Debbie & Jamie Mr. and Mrs. I Sidney Z. Jaffe Judy Lackman & Pam ^r. and Mrs. Stanford J. Silberman Lori & Jenifer Larry J. Jaffe Paul Jaffe Mrs. Joseph Golombeck Mr. & Mrs. Joe Rogel, Robin Sue Betty & Herman Barry Howard, Scott David, Ginsberg Brandon Robert, Julie Ellen Ginny & Kern Hardman 72£u/7jeak' Mr. & Mrs. Jack Pinchev Cindy & Jack Ginsberg Dr. & Mrs. Eric Dash A rthur & Ruth and Rebecca Michelle Mr. & Mrs. Norman Walker Craig & Andrea tt Farber; Ann, Laurie & Dan Dr. & Mrs. Sheldon Sidell ill' Ronnie, Michael & David ^r. &• Mrs. Irving Anches Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Anches Mr. & Mrs. Rabbi & Mrs. AI Viesse; Maurice A. Jennifer, Eric & Aaron George Berkman Pomerantz ^r.& Mrs. George Grashin Larry & Idalee Jeff& Greg & Family , Mimi, Howard & Jeff

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Israeli trade pact aid to investors ^ere-s some good NEW YORK, (JTA)-The first makes it possible for a U.S. phase of Israel's accord with the company to set up a manufac­ European Common Market, turing subsidiary in Israel and pledge prospects which is now effective, creates take advantage of the special unique opportunities for treatment it receives under U.S. NEW YORK — A listing of salaries, including bonuses, American investors in Israel, the tax rules, the Investment paid to presidents of major American companies published Government of Israel investment Authority said. in Forbes Magazine places Leonard H. Coldenson at the Authority said here. The company can export top of the Jewish officers, with the head of the American The Free Trade Area agreement manufactured products to Europe Broadcasting Company receiving $583,000. Israel concluded with the and receive the benefits of the The annual directory of the magazine put Robert K European Economic Community new Common Market agreement Heimann, of American Brands, in second spot with (EEC), the first of its kind with a as well. $513,907. Middle Eastern country, The Investment Authority Others in the top brackets include Robert W. Sarnoff, establishes an initial 60 percent pointed out further that in ad­ 56, RCA, Inc., son of the founder, at $483,500; Victor reduction on customs duties on dition to the agreements with the Posner, NVF, $474,150; William S. Paley, CBS Inc., all Israeli industrial exports to Common Market and the U.S., $455,000; Ralph E. Ablon, 59, Ogden Corp., $452,525; Common Market countries and the Israeli government offers Meshulam Riklis, Rapid-American Corp., $425,000; and calls for a gradual phasing out of foreign investors a special Ben W. Heinemann, Northwest Industries, $412,500. customs duties. business package to help them Also, Jesse Werner, CAFCo., $400,000; Charles D. Bluh- establish manufacturing sub­ Israeli industrial products will dorn, Gulf & Western Industries, $388,477; Howard W- sidiaries in Israel. The package is enter the Common Market duty Blauvelt, Continental Oil, $378,400; Charles Revson, designed to assist the investor in free by July, 1977. Revlon, cosmetics, $380,000; Milton F. Rosenthal, the investment phase through HENRY BUTLER, president of This agreement, together with Engelhard Mining & Chemical Corp., $364,425. the recent accord reached financial leverage and in the the Henry Butler Co., Seattle, and Also Simon Sheib, Avnet Inc., $339,750; David S. Lewis, between Israel and the United operating phase by providing long active at Temple Beth Am, General Dynamics Corp., $330,596; Armand Hammer, States under which the American low-cost working capital and a has been named to the national Occidental Petroleum, $317,500; Stanley J. Goodman, government agreed to promote rebate for direct taxes, the Board of Trustees of the Union of May Dept. Stores, $309,884; Irving S. Shapiro, E.I. DuPont foreign investment in Israel, Authority said. American Hebrew Congregations. de Nemours Co., $301,300; Ralph Lazarus, Federated He is also the new president of Dept. Stores, $300,000; Lew R. Wasserman, MCA Inc., the UAHC's Pacific Northwest $265,000; Martin Horwitz, 54, UV Industries, $250,000. PLO handshake is questioned Council and a past president of Temple Beth Am. JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The meeting and what was said in the ambassadors of Israel in short conversation between the Develop Epas' space scent Washington and Bucharest have President and the PLO official. BRANDEIS GIFTS been instructed to inquire about TEL AVIV, (JTA) - The astronauts. the reports that President Ford (In Washington, State An increase of more than American Revlon cosmetics The new fragrance was in- and a PLO official shook hands Department spokesman Robert $200,000 in gifts from the company's Israeli plant and the troduced at a reception held W and spoke briefly at a reception Anderson said the PLO Brandeis University National Soviet Novaja Zaria perfumery in Revlon which was attended "' held for Ford in Rumania's capital representative was present in the Women's Committee (NWC) to Moscow have jointly produced a American, Rumanian and Finni* when he visited the country a diplomatic greeting party the University's libraries was new scent known as "Epas," an diplomats — the lattf( week ago. arranged by the Rumanian announced at the committee's acronym for "Experimental representing the interests of the The ambassadors, according to government and that "the recent annual national con­ Project Apollo-Soyuz," to Soviet Union which has n° reports in Israel, were instructed President had no substantive ference held at Brandeis. commemorate the joint space diplomatic ties with Israel. to inquire who initiated the exchange with him at all") program by American and Soviet

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Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Adler Alexis & Brock L' Shaiia Tova to the Community (£ Mrs. Reuben Steinberg Hebrew Ladies Corner of 8th & Pine in downtown Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Steinberg and Family Free Loan Society Owned & Operated by The Shelby Company. now being administered by Irving & Jerome Anches Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Malin and Family Wish You Jewish Family & Child Service for Leasing Intormation: A Very Happy and Healthy For information or loan Call MA 3-801«3 {$ New Year (ft application call 323-1421 September 3, 1975 The Jewish Transcript Page 17B Grandma Bares Cooking Sin By SHERRY RIND friend and even stood outside When writing the cookbook, she Grandma Rose Naftalin is bakeries to watch the bakers at kitchen tested every recipe to cut ban'ng her sins to all the world work. it down to household level. these days-not in a confessional "The people inside probably The recipes are her own; some mks% "*• novel, but in a cook book that is wondered who this crazy woman are variations of recipes she delicious to read and learn from. was," she laughed. picked up over the years. The More than 200 of the Her mother, who hated to directions are clear, and easy to '°ng-secret recipes which made cook, would have agreed. "It's a follow. ''I wanted a fler Portland restaurant famed in meshuga with you," she used to woman-to-woman book, like a 'he Northwest, are now wrapped say. conversation," Rose said. U P in a cookbook which has a title When Rose sold her Ohio The book can be *hich is, typical for Grandma, restaurant and moved to Portland woman-to-anybody. Rose said her 1"ite a mouthful. where her children live, it was grandsons tried out some recipes Grandma Rose's Book of with the intention of retiring. and the results were good. The Sinfully Delicious Cakes, Cookies, Instead, she went back to working important part is the desire to do P|es, Cheese Cakes, Cake Rolls up to 20 hours a day in a new well; then comes the practice. a"d Pastries (Random House). restaurant. "I would make fresh When asked what advice she Follow the recipes and the coffee cake three times daily and could give to go with a dessert results will be good; practice and 100 pounds of cheesecake at a book in these diet-conscious foey will be great. That is the key time," she said. times, Rose said, "Eat with t0 both her cookbook and her She emphasized large products furstandt, with understanding." 1,1 any successful years in the and eye appeal. As always, she Or, as Rose does, give away what restaurant business, success being used the highest quality you bake. Measured by the number of happy ingredients. "What you put in, The caloric content does not customers rather than dollars. you take out and that's it," Rose seem to have a negative effect on "I never felt I had a special said. book sales in Portland-two Went for baking," Rose confessed Why work so hard for so many hundred were sold in ten minutes substitute and expect the same artist, she wants to share what she durin g a recent visit to Seattle. years? at a recent Hadassah party. results. Use the best to get the creates but she has a more As a newlywed, she began her Rose's answer is simple: "To Rose views her book as "a best. If you're going to make the personal reason for writing the °aking career from "absolutely see customers walk out smiling. creative work." Creative in writing effort of baking it, you should do cookbook. "It is a legacy to my [totting" but a determination to My, that was gratifying." and creative in the cooking. She the best you can." Sound advice grandchildren," she said. "It has arr >. She took cooking classes, She sold the restaurant but still emphasizes repeatedly the need to for any venture. my whole system in it." bee.a Tie the protege of a Viennese finds excuses to bake every day. use the best ingredients. "Don't Baking is Rose's art. Like any

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By CARL ALPERT The boy used to look with tained. Danny at once went into one, for treatment, so that I may HAIFA —All week long people admiration at the medal his dad the Israel army. not endanger my own ability to stopped Mrs. Chana Enoch in the had received from the French How handsome he had looked help. However, he threw caution Central Carmel square to Government. Enoch senior never on television. How erect he stood to the winds. congratulate her. They had seen went back to medical school. He when his name was called: Capt. He crossed the minefield back her son, Danny, on television. came to Israel, taught in high Dr. Dan Enoch. The citation was and forth, from patient to How handsome he had looked, school, and then at the age of 40 terse, without emotion: Capt. patient, many times, as soldiers yet how grim. decided to return to the Enoch accompanied a raiding were being blown up on all sides, We remember Danny well. We university. He studied at the force into enemy territory. Nine he was never scratched. He had been at his Bar Mitzva, at his Technion among pupils who were men (of the 20-man detachment) supervised the evacuation of wedding, and at the brit of his half his age, and earned his were wounded after entering a each one, under enemy fire. first son. We had followed his bachelor's degree in chemistry. minefield. He administered Best of all, thanks to his skillful career as he had struggled But then his interests veered medical treatment inside the care not a single life was lost, and through the first three years of a and he became involved in the minefield and saw to the not a single soldier had to un­ medical school in France. There development of a new, evacuation of the men." For this dergo any amputation at a was no room for him at a medical progressive method of teaching he was awarded Israel's Exem­ hospital beyond what the ex­ school in Israel. It had been Hebrew —an audio-visual system plary Conduct Medal. plosives had- already cruelly difficult for him and his kibbutz- called Habet ushma. It became The event was far more ex­ wreaked. born wife to adjust to life in a enormously successful, and Paul citing and dramatic than the Danny put his medal in a box provincial French town. They had Enoch produced a second official words. Dr. Dan had been where his children will look at it, not been prepared for anti- series —with almost his last the medical officer ac­ even as he had looked at his Semitism. breath. He died a week after companying the detachment. father's. The tradition continues, His father had told him a little finishing the last page. When the first soldier stepped on from the forests of France to the about "those days" when his own Thoughts of his father helped a mine and lost a foot, Danny hills of the Golan. medical studies had been in­ Danny keep up his spirits went over and attended him. Of such stuff are made 1st Sgt. terrupted and he had eventually overseas, but when the Technion Then, one after the other nine of Uri Maman and Capt. Uri Akavia, wound up with the French opened a new medical school the them, including the commanding two other friends of ours who did Maquis, an underground fighter boy leaped at the opportunity, officer, stepped on mines. not live to receive their medals in against the Nazis, and a leader of was accepted, and in due course Thoughts flashed through the person. Indeed such is the caliber groups of Jewish youth who were was a member of the first young medic's mind. Perhaps I of all the dedicated young men spirited out of the country to graduating class. He had reached should stay here, on safe ground, who serve in the Defence Forces safety. one goal his father had not at­ and let them come to me, one by of Israel.

Judge's pension cut in Bonn for praising SS camp

BONN, July 10 (JTA)-A committee of his peers acted in on the regulations governing the Staeglich claimed in the article retired judge who claimed that the case of Wilhelm Staeglich, conduct of public officials and that when he visited Auschwitz in the crematoriums at Auschwitz 58, a former official of the neo- constituted an attempt to re-write 1944 he found that the inmate' were used for baking bread, not Nazi National Democratic Party history. lived "a comfortable camp l^e exterminating people, was (NPD) who resigned from the •— ——-"> strongly rebuked by a panel of Bench two years ago. magistrates in Hamburg and They found that an article Mr. & Mrs. Sam Grossman penalized by having his pension written by Staeglich in an ex­ reduced 20 percent for the next treme right-wing magazine Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Grossman five years. several years ago while he was The special disciplinary still presiding as a judge infringed Huntington Beach, Ca. . Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Reiner; farwest ^Jaxi^abs Cathy, Cynthia, Wendy & Jeffrey ..JAY WEINER, son of Mr. and New Year's Greetings Mrs. Sidney Weiner of Mercer Aberdeen, Wa. Island, has completed a summer of advanced study in Judaica at Now Complete the University of Judiaism in Los YOUR PASS TO RAPID TRANSIT City, King County and Angeles. He received his Believue Service Bachelor of Arts Degree from UW New Year earlier this year and expects to make his career within the Jewish 1300 S. Main • Seattle Bus.: EA 2-5888 6221717 community as an educational administrator or social worker. Greetings L'SHANA TOVA To the Residents of Kline Galland Home To All Our Friends Best Wishes for the A Happy and Prosperous ieiHtosiKFm© mmmmm caNNwy New Year 5736 New Year Manufacturers of From the Staff Oi%y tlit Wet) ty tr Iriitf you and Board t Jack, Eleanor, {Ptaci, crfta'tH end aftfifiittess Joshua Gortler, Zachary and Tami Exec.-Director Berg ttBtntiKtA NECKWEAR Robt. L Block, President AAollie and Ben Baker their children, grand, and great grand­ children sjjj6t)<)JA Pacific Iron extend best wishes for a Greeting you in the New Year healthy and happy New Year

ELTEE TOOL Oh, it's fan to belong to The Giant Family Seattle Chapter & SUPPLY CO. Brandeis University $ BELLEVUE BURIEN EVERETT 5300 Fourth Ave. National Women's Committee South We extend good wishes to all NORTHGATE SOUTH CENTER 762-0990 for a Happy New Year Seattle September 3, 1975 The Jewish Transcript Page 19B O Jerusalem BY NEWMAN GLASS

If I am to forget you have Hell's lava spew is to forget the morning star and have many restless nights that shines all through from near and from far O Jerusalem, if I am to forget you the beauty I once cherished O Jerusalem, if I am to forget you or forget the captivity is happiness to forsake where my people perished let the captain and his crew sink in the ocean or lake O Jerusalem, if I am to forget you is to live a life in fears O Jerusalem, if I am to forget you to forget my own rue all else I must forgo and forget my people's tears wander away in yonder blue and forever out of view O Jerusalem, I hear your calling drums to return to our temple and Red Sea breeze O Jerusalem, if I am to forget you from where my wisdom comes is to snuff out all the lights and hopes for love and peace Rabbi's blessing White House 'first' BY TRUDE B. FELDMAN Rabbi Lookstein, during a of practical rabbinics and WASHINGTON~lf Gerald luncheon interview at homoletics at Yeshiva University Ford really knew the stature of Washington's Mayflower Hotel, for 40 years. the rabbi who said the 'Bosor Vo- told me that not only was it his He was consultant to the dom' blessing on meeting a 'man first meeting with President Ford, American delegation at the of royalty', the President himself but that it was the first time he founding of the United Nations may have wanted to recite his had been in the White House. in San Francisco in 1945. He own blessing at being in the "Gerald Ford looks like a well- toured European Displaced rabbi's presence. meaning, home-spun, down-to- Persons Camps, and conducted At any rate, it surely was a first earth human being," Dr. retreats for American military in the White House Oval office. Lookstein added. "He avoids personnel. He is also former The occasion was when Rabbi ostentation and showy features chairman of The Jewish "HAREL" was one of the well known units of the Palmach before Joseph H. Lookstein, president of and appears to be a humble Chaplaincy Commission; a And during the War of Independence. A very impressive monument The Synagogue Council Of individual." member of The Hillel Com­ °n the name of this unit was inaugurated on the Judean Hills near America, and six other religious The rabbi told the President mission, and on the ad­ *"e main road to Jerusalem where the unit fought in the 1948 War. leaders came to the White House, that the group assembled in an ministrative commission of the and presented to President Ford a ecumenical spirit at the White Joint Distribution Committee. historical collection of National House and he said, therefore, "It Dr. Lookstein has just returned Day Of Prayer Proclamations is fitting that we pray for you and from a five-week stay in Israel. issued by Congress, or Presidents, for your good health and for the Had President Ford been aware Present Pope including the first—dated June advancement of the well-being of of the uniqueness of Rabbi 12, 1775. our beloved country." Lookstein's impressive Prior to the presentation A native of Russia, Dr. achievements, and the estimable ceremony, Rabbi Lookstein, of Lookstein is a world-renowned position he occupies in the with Shofar Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun scholar and educator. Chancellor Jewish community, he (Ford) may in New York, donned his yar­ of Bar-llan University (Israel), he have himself been moved to utter NEW YORK (JTA) —Pope Paul VI was presented with a mulke and told the President. is also the founder of the popular some sort of prayer of shofar as a gift from the Interfaith Committee of Israel by a "According to Jewish tradition, Ramaz School (model 'Day' thanksgiving. group of students of Seton Hall University and clergymen when one meets a personality of school); and has been professor from various parts of the country during their audience such high office, we have a with him at the Vatican at the conclusion of their three- special blessing of thanksgiving. week study tour of Israel and Rome as part of the Holy The rabbi recited the blessing: L'Shana Toua Year, according to an announcement by former "Blessed Art Thou Oh Lord Our Congressman Herbert Tenzer of New York, president of the God, King Of The Universe, Who Eugene & Irene Arron American-Israel Friendship League, co-sponsor of the tour. Hath Imparted Of His Wisdom To Mortal Persons." The president The presentation of the shofar to the Pope took place on Debby, Barbie, Robbie & David expressed gratitude. Aug. 27 as Jews the world over were preparing to observe Rosh Hashanah on Sept. 6 and 7. Then the delegation —a variety Barry & Judy Schneiderman The inscription on the shofar presented to the Pope of religious faiths —presented the reads: "A gift to your Holiness, Pope Paul VI, com­ memorabilia to Ford, who Paul & Leah memorating the Jubilee Year of 1975. May this shofar showed much interest in the symbolize the peace and reconciliation among all people collection and asked for details of Jay & Cheri Causey sought by you and us." its background. Mr. Ford had proclaimed a Ken & Janice Brown 2$K National Day of Prayer in keeping with a tradition begun 200 years and Jennifer Best Wishes and Happy New Year ago. He went to St. John's Church, across from the White Mrs. Harry Sidell House, for meditation in ob­ servance of the Day of Prayer. Dr. & Mrs. Richard Leshgold Best Wishes for the New Year and family to all our relatives and friends. Dr. & Mrs. Gerald Leshgold and family of Portland Mr. & Mrs. Murray Finkelstein and family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Merle Sidell and family Allan I. Vinnick, Michael and Tina $AVEon Famous Brands

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SEPHARDIC BIKUR Lazar Scharhon 5108S.Orcas,98118 725-0812 Religious classes HOLIM Rabbi Solomon Maimon 6500 52nd ave. S., 98118 723-9661

Auxiliary Mrs. Albert Halfon 5814 51st ave. S., 98118 set at B'nai Torah

Temple B'nai Torah is now varied teaching techniques. SEPHARDIC Richard Galanti 3813 82nd SE, accepting registrations for its A new Junior High Program ' BROTHERHOOD M.I. 98040 232-0139 c Religious School classes held at being instituted this year vvhi the temple on Mercer Island. allows the students of this age 5224 50th S., 98118 725-5644 SEPHARDIC Mrs. Jack Adatto Mrs. Lorraine Dreiblatt is the choice in subject matter. SISTERHOOD religious school director of the Classes in Hebrew instruction temple. Rabbi Jacob Singer will are also offered to both beginn"1* TEMPLE BETH AM Martin Metzon 2420 Magnolia blvd. W., be teaching the Confirmation and intermediate students . 98199 285-3215 Class and also works individually The formation of a High SchoO' a Rabbi Norman Hirsh 8015 27th NE, 98105 525-7157 with all Bar and Bat Mitzvah Youth Croup took place last ye j( candidates. Plans are now under way f°r Sisterhood Mrs. Frances Titus 3840 42nd NE, 98105 524-7210 Sunday morning classes are activities. 0 Mrs. Ruth Metzon 2420 Magnolia blvd. W., offered for students of kin­ Registration and informal th« 98199 285-3215 dergarten through sixth grades. may be obtained by calling All classes are small in size which Temple office, 232-6698 or D°r r TEMPLE BETH JUDEA David Schonbrun 15047 Linden ave. N., allows the qualified staff the Haykin, School Board Cha' 98133 364-2805 opportunity to use creative and person, 232-1479.

TEMPLE BETH SHALOM Norman Rosenzweig 1846 N. 184th, 98133 546-4214 45 YEARS! Sisterhood Mrs. Werner Horn 3815 NE 98th st., 98115 525-9498

TEMPLE B'NAI TORAH Dr. Bert Pass 6 Maple lane, M.I. 98040 232-2480 Rabbi Jacob Singer 6195 92nd SE, M.I..98040 232-6698

TEMPLE DE HIRSCH- Harvey S. Poll 3236 Lakewood S., 98144 725-3236 SINAI Rabbi Earl Starr 1511 E.Pike, 98122 323-8486

Brotherhood Larry Druxman 8140 SE 37th, M.I. 98040 232-5203

Sisterhood Mrs. Nancy Koppel 7405 78th SE, M.I. 98040 232-4340

Holiday Greetings L'Shana Tova to our many friends

BENDER'S flrrttteirfe 5th Ave. Jewelry Shop Men's Wear In the heart of the University District That's how long visitors have been enjoying the beauty of the Bobbie Bender 4536 University Way N.E. 632-3820 North Cascades and inspecting the mighty dams and power­ houses in Seattle City Light's Skagit Project. This year the four and one-half hour Skagit Tour starts from Diablo, where May the New Year 5736 bring much happiness, completely new visitors' facilities have been built. Plenty of free parking. You get a ride up the famous Incline Lift, a Health and prosperity to all our friends and boat trip up Ross Lake, a tour of Ross Powerhouse, and end up with a cookhouse dinner—all you can eat! relatives! Tickets for the regular tour are $10.00 for adults and $7.00 for children under 12. For group bookings of 15 or more, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schlesinger $8.00 and $6.00. Reservations required. For information Seattle and full-color booklet call Skagit Tours, (206) 447-3030. No reservations needed for self- Rosi and Jerry Grashen guided Mini-Tours—three free ones, and one including a boat trip at $4.50. o »+4-I, Dorothy and Itzak Geva Skagit Tours end September 21. kjGalllG' Israel City Light