mJewisb Floridiam
and SIIOFAR OF GREATER HOLLYWOOD
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5 Number 1
Hollywood, Florida Friday, January 3. 1975
Price 25 cents
Community Turns Out For Pacesetters' Gala
With Senator-elect Richard
Itone highlighting the black-tie
If fair, more than 350 area resi-
dents filled the Diplomat Ho-
Jel's Regency Room where they
fere welcomed by Moses Horn-
kein chairman of the Shcmrim
jojree honoring local Jewish
(adership.
Mr. Hornsteln expressed his
[leasuie at the response of the
Immunity at a time when
I ;s are facing serious
jonomic problems. "In spite of
iie financial crunch," he said,
(this community is aware that
C plight is much more
kvere."
"Things are hap|>ening in the
B.S. Congress," Senator Stone
Em the audience. "A trade bill
Lilli a .stipulation concerning
I igration of Soviet Jews
recommended. And the
bvernment is working on the
as well as backing Is-
I only democracy in
he Middle East."
IThe other guest speaker was
Joshe Rivlin, Director General
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Baer., Gordon Serving As
Chairmen of Beth El Dinner
SENATOR HECT RICHARD STONE; NATHAN PRITCHER, ARRANGEMENTS CHMN.
Melvin H. Bacr and Jules B.
Gordon have been selected as
chairmen of the 1975 Temple
Beth El Israel Dinner of State
which will be held at the Diplo-
mat Country Club Sunday, Jan.
19, it has been announced by
Robert M. Baer, president of the
Hollywood congregation.
To Ije honored at the Israel
Bonds dinner-dance is Louis E.
Conn, co-chairman of the Jew-
ish Federation of South Brow-
anl 1975 I'JA campaign. Conn
will receive the State of Israel
Masadu Award.
Baer, who is Cnhn's cocliair-
man, is a member of tlie execu-
tive committee and board of di-
rectors of the Jewish Federation
of South Broward. He is also a
member of the board of trustees
of Temple Beth El.
Gordon, financial secretary of
Temple Beth El and a member
of the board of trustees, is a
director of the Jewish Federa-
tion and was recently named co-
chairman of the Federation's hi-
rise campaign for the Galahad
buildings. Gordon is a meml>er
of the South Broward Israel
Bonds board of governors, and
has heen Instrumental in the
success of the Israel Bonds cam-
paign in the Galahads.
Baer also announced that Mrs.
Harry Finer and Leo Saltzstein
would serve as associate d
men of the Temple Beth El Is-
rael Bends dinner.
Reservations may be made by
calling the Temple Beth El of-
fice. The Stu Granger Society
orchestra will provide music for
dancing.
i i;in(.itii..'r.'"
Women's Division Represented At
Pacesetters 'Shomrim Soiree9
NOTED STATESMAN TO SPEAK AT TEMPLE SINAI
Although the Shomrim Soiree
bs a fund-raising event to
flic!) couples were invited,
tinen accounted for a substan-
; .portion of the evening's pro-
|The Women's Division's goal
the 1975 Jewish Federation
(mpaign is 300,000.
Among those attending the
lace Setters" dinner at the
Diplomat Hotel were Evelyn
Stieber, chairman of La Mer;
Lucille Baer, chairman of Parker
Plaza; Ann Cohn, cochairman of
Aquarius; and Karen Margulies,
campaign vice-president.
Also Phyliss Kracmer and
Eleanor Weiner, hi-rise work-
ers; Jo Ann Katz and A viva
Baer, Pace Setters' Division;
and Marcia Tobin, president of
the Women's Division.
Abba Eban To Visit Hollywood
m
Widely regarded as one of the
world's truly great orators. Ab-
ba Eban, former Israeli Minister
of Foreign Affairs, will speak
Monday, Feb. 3, at 8 p.m. under
the sponsorship of Temple Si-
nai.
Mr. Eban was born in Cape
Town, Union of South Africa.
From his youth, he spoke He-
brew as well as English fluently
and played a leading role In the
Zionist Movement. At Cambridge
University he specialized in Ori-
ental languages and was subse-
quently appointed lecturer in
Hebrew, Arabic and Persian lit-
c i at": e.
.During the Second World War
he was assigned to Jerusalem as
Liaison Officer of Allied Head-
ABBA EBAN
quarters to secure missions in
the Middle East and Europe. In
this period he travelled exten-
sively in Palestine and elsewhere
in the Middle Fast, frequently
lecturing in Hebrew and Arabic
and contributing in those lan-
guages to learned journals. Lat-
er he became Chief Instructor
at the Middle Fast Arab Centre
in Jerusalem.
After the war Mr. Eban en-
tered the service of thi Jewish
A ticy in Jerusalem. In 1947 he
participated in the final talks
with the Mandatory Covei ni
in London and the same
was Uie Agi ncy"s Liaison !
with the i nited Natioi S
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FRINCH SUPPLY MIRAGE JETS
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/ Peres: There are 3,000 Soviet
|AfRS. miJS KRAEMER, MRS. ELEANOR WEMER, MRS. JANET BERTMAN,
MRS. J0ANN KATZ
Troops Serving in Syria
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MRS. KAREN MARGULIES, MMCTtt GENERAL M0SHE RIVL'N

By GIL SEDAN
JERUSALEM (JTA) De-
fense Minister Shimon Peres esti-
mates that there are 3,000 Soviet
troops in Syria, some of them
manning Syrian positions, though
he can not say how many.
Replying to questions in the
Knesset, the Defense Minister
said some Soviet troops served in
anti-aircraft missile systems near
Damascus and operated electron-
ic air defense systems in other
parts of Syria.
ACCORDING TO Peres, the
Russians supplied Syria during
the Yom Kippur War and after-
wards with more than 1,000
tanks, many of the T-62 type; 300
jets, including 50 of the new
MIG-23s; and missiles, including
surface-to-surface "Skud" missiles
reportedly capable of reaching Is-
rael's three largest cities.
Peres reported that Egypt re-
cently received a shipment of
Mirage jets directly from France
for the first time rather than
through another Arab state as
was the case when the French
arms embargo on the Middle East
was in effect.
He said the French shipment
included three interceptors of
the Mirage 3-C type.
Peres also reported that Egypt
was due to receive 36 Mirages al-
together as part of a tripartite
transaction signed by King Faisal
of Saudi Arabia on his visit to
France several months ago.
The transaction will be com-
pleted in two years, Peres said.
No Power
Will Ever
Dislodge Us
NEW YORK (JTA) Israel
Ambassador Simcha Dinilz pre-
dicted here that if a new Middle
East war should erupt, Israel
"will fight it decisively, quickly
and victoriously.
"There is more energy in the
Jewish people than in all the
Arab oil wells together. No
power on earth will dislodge us
from the small but lofty Rock of
Israel.''