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November 24, 1961 - Image 40

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1961-11-24

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UJA Welcomes Young Leadership

U.S. Will Send
Millions in Farm
Products to Egypt

Dr. Nahum Goldmann, presi-
dent of the World Zion'
zation, will be a prin
s.
er at the annual m opol
dinner of the Zionist
aniza-
tion of America, co
ating
the 14th anniversary of • e estab-
lishment of the State of Israel,
Tuesday evening in NeW York.
Addresses of greetings will also
be delivered by Israeli ambassa-
dor to the U.N. Michael Comay,
Prof. Rodriguez Fabregat, ambas-
sador of Uruguay and its perma-
nent representative to the U.N.,
as well as heads of other UN
delegations.

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—The
Department of Agriculture an-
nounced that the United States
will send $20,740,000 worth of
farm commodities to the United
Arab Republic under the U.S.
Food for Peace program.
An agreement signed in
Cairo provides for shipments to
Egypt of U.S. goods including
maize, tallow, .cotton seed, oil,
corn and dried milk to be paid
for in Egyptian currency un-
der long-term credits arrange-
ment.
According to reports from
Cairo, the Egyptian economy is
believed to be in trouble, hav-
ing lost much of the country's
cotton and corn harvest this
year. While the agreement pro-
vides for sending to Egypt 200,-
000 tons of corn, the Nasser
government was reportedly ex-
pecting that the U.S. would
provide an .additional 100,000
tons of corn as a gift.

More than 300 young men and women from communities

throughout the country recently participated in the United Jewish

Appeal's Second Annual National -Young Leadership Conference
in New York City where they discussed various problems affecting
Jews overseas. The delegates also voted to organize a Second
Young Leadership Mission to Europe and Israel next Slimmer.
Seen above, left to right, are: Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, UJA
Executive Vice-Chairman, who headed the Mission last Spring;
Joseph Meyerhoff, UJA General Chairman, who convened the
Conference; James H. Nobil of Akron, Ohio, who reported on the
first Mission and made the motion to sponsor a new one, and
Irwin Field of Encino, Calif., formerly of Detroit, who seconded
the motion.

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Bnai Brith Adopts Record Budget;
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NEW YORK, (JTA) — Bnai Organization and the Bnai
Brith voted a $7,487,817 budget Brith Vocational S e r v i c e.
for its 1962 -activities at the Their .collective budget for
118th annual meeting of its -next year will exceed $3,628,-
000.
board of governors.
A report by the Hillel Foun-
This represents an increase
of more than $472,000 over last dations prepared by Dr. William
year and was reported by Mau- Haber, its national chairman,
rice Bisgyer, executive vice- showed a seven per cent increase
president, as the largest operat- in Jewish student enrolment at
ing budget in the organization's American collegs and universi-
ties this semester. This is
history.
"slightly higher" than last year's
The major portion of the
percentage increase and com-
increase —$333,000—was ear-
pares with this 'year's five per
marked •for Bnai Brith's three
cent average for all student
major youth programs, the
There are now almost 00,
Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
Jewish students enrol
tions,
the
Bnai
Brith
Youth
American colleges — ab
per cent of the total camp
dalI
110
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do
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rollment of at least 500,00 by
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EVERY
1970," Haber's report declared.
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Dr. Maurice Jacobs of Phila-
delphia, chairman of the Bnai
Brith Vocational Service, re-
ported an "unprecendented
dethand" for social workers in
the 'American Jewish commu-
nity. He said that "the short-
. age of trained manpower in
this field has created a situa-
tion where many important
jobs are impossible to•fill."

A survey by the Bnai Brith
Youth Organization reported by
its chairman, David Blumberg
of Knoxville, Tenn., showed that
"JeWish youngsters are opposed
to any subterfuge or masking of
Jewish identity to restricted
housing or other facilities."
The study, compiled from the
views of 150 BBYO leaders,
showed that Jewish youngsters
also reject the notion that
"Jews should not go where they
are not wanted." Their consen-
sus was that "when a Jew en-
counters discrimination, he
should protest vigorously and
take steps to remedy the situa-
tion."

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See ye
Travel

ZOA Dinner Hosts
UN Ambassadors,
Dr. Nahum Goldmann

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JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
Jewish Agency's -e x e c u t i v e
decided to bring to Israel the
remaining 300 members of the
Cochin Jewish community in
India.
Three thousand Cochin Jews
who were brought to Israel pre-
viously, were found, according
to a report to the Agency exe-
cutive, to have been absorbed
successfully in various spheres
of Israeli life, including agri-
culture, development areas and
urban centers.

His Excellency M. Armand
Berard, Ambassador Extraor-
dinary and Plenipotentiary of
France and its permanent
repersentative to the
Nations, will be a gue
at the dinner.

Every delay, however trifling,
seems too long to a man in haste.
—Seneca.

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Max Bressler, presi
the
ZOA, will preside at Ie inner
which will also be a
essed by
Rabbi frying Miller, c Fiairman of
the American Zionist Council
and newly elected chairman of
the Conference of Presidents of
Major Jewish Organizations, and
Dr. Max Nussbaum of Hollywood,
Calif., chairman of the National
ZOA Executive Council.
The annual ZOA dinner will
be in tribute to Dr. Emanuel
Neumann, honorary president of
the ZOA and member of the Jew-
ish Agency Executive, in recogni-
tion of his half a century of lead-
ership and dedicated service to
Zionism and the welfare of the
Jewish people as a whole. He
will be presented with the Herzl
Gold Medallion of the Zionist
Organization of America, award-
ed each year to an individual
judged to have rendered the most
outstanding service to the cause
of Zionism.

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