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October 11, 1957 - Image 8

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1957-10-11

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EApect Establishment in Austria of Common Restitution ciated
Fund
with the talks which



VIENNA, (JTA)—The estab- The "common fund" would from monies made available
lishment of a "common restitu- provide payments, on the basis through the govenment budget.

tion fund" on which negotia- of individual need, to victims of So far, it is understood, Pitter-
• • tions are under way in the Aus- political persecution, per`secu- man and Kamitz have not yet

Cabinet will probably take tees who emigrated from Aus- agreed on the size of the fund,
trian

place before the end of this tria, Austrians who suffered the extent of benefits and
year. The negotiators are Social certain damages during the Al- whether they will be paid in a
Democratic Vice Chancellor lied occupation and recently- lump sum or in monthly install-
ments.
Bruno Pitterman and Finance returned prisoners of war.
no way asso-
This plan is
Benefits
will
be
provided
Minister Reinhard Kamitz.

start here this month between
the government and representa-
tives of world Jewish organiza-
tions on how the Austrian gov-
ernment will meet its obliga-
tions to vitcims of Nazism under
the terms of the Austrian State
Treaty.
Meanwhile, the Federation of

ing the Jewish communities' de-
mands. for restitution to Jews
for losses incurred during the
Nazi regime in this country.
The program • will be sub-
mitted to the government and
to the floor leaders of the Peo-
ples and Social Democratic Par-
ties in Parliament.

Friday, Octobe r 11, 19 57—T HE

ri)

Austrian Jewish Communities
adopted a program incorporat-

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t1

You are invited to Celebrate

ISRAEL'S GLORIOUS
loth ANNIVERSARY

in Jerusalem, June 24-26, 1958

at the never-to-be forgotten "U]../4 Anniversary Conference"

Next spring Israel's people will begin a year-long
celebration of their 10th Anniversary of Independence.
A brave, liberty-loving citizenry will mark how
they built a home for themselves and a million refu-
gees in the face of terrifying dangers and hardships.
This extraordinary celebration will have a special
meaning to millions of dedicated Americans who
support the United Jewish Appeal, which next year
marks its 20th year of saving lives and aiding the
oppressed and needy.
Without Israel, UJ A could not make the proud
statement that, in nearly two decades, it has saved
more than 1,300,000 refugee lives.

UJA Conference in Jerusalem

With this in mind s the Officers of the United Jew-
ish Appeal are proud to announce that in 1958,
UJ A's customary mid-year conference will be held
in Jerusalem, Israel's capital, June 24, 25, 26.
UJ A believes that thousands of supporters will be
eager to attend this unprecedented event.
But it urges communities to begin to organize
groups now, and individual supporters to make their
reservations at once, since only 1,000 persons can
be accommodated !

For Less Than $800—An All-Expense Trip
UJ A has arranged to put the conference trip within
the reach of the greatest possible number who would
like to go. Through UJ A you can choose one of
these three sensationally low-cost, all-expense plans:
For less than $800 per person you can book
an all-expense trip that includes : air transportation
to and from New York, three exciting days in Jerusa.
lem at the "UJA Anniversary Conference," IOM*
fortable hotels and meals.
For less than $900 you can have a 10-day trip
that includes all of the above, plus a five day guided
bus tour of Israel's sights, settlements and cities.
For less than $1,000 you can book a 15-day,
all-expense trip that features the three day confer-
ence plus a ten day tour of Israel. At extra cost
arrangements can be made for an additional stopover.'

To Visit Israel—Make Rtservations Now
To insure your attendance at this history-maRg
"UJ A Anniversary Conference" you must act now.
Secure your reservation form at your community
campaign office and fill it out at once. Or writ{ to
the national UJ A. -
Remember, only 1,000 applicants can be accepted.
In 1958, see Israel and the humanitarian achievements
you helped to create. You can do so by acting today.

For reservation forms or further information:

United Jewish Appeal

On behalf of
UNITED ISRAEL APPEAL, JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE
NgW YORK ASSOCIATiPli FOR NEW AMERICANS

Contact the

JEWISH WELFARE FEDERATION

of Detroit
163 Madison, Detroit 26, Mich.
WOodward 5-3939

Or

write to: "UJA Anniversary Conference"
Committee — United Jewish Appeal,
165 W. 46th Street, New York 36, N.Y.

ifonorary General Chairman: HERBERT H. LEHMAN • Honorary Chairman; EDWARD M. M. WARBURG • General Chairman: WILLIAM ROSENIWAin

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