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JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The Organizations, which sponsored " measure to the needs and prob- • educational field was indicat- Conservative and R e f o r m
World Conference on Jewish the education conference here, lems of Jewish education; and , ed in another address, by branches of Judaism. But, he
Education concluded its six-day "consult with their member or- asked for "immediate steps" to Dean Eisig Silberschlag, of declared, many other differ-
sessions with the adoption of a ganizations and other appropri- help remedy the acute shortage ; Hebrew Teachers College of
ences "do not really reflect
resolution providing for the es- ate groups and religious institu- of teaching personnel. Boston. In the United States,
genuine distinctions."
tablishment of a World Bureau tions" to plan the structure of The conference also urged he said, where the Jewish
of Jewish Education to act as the Council and provide the Jewish educators to intensify , community needed a mini-
a central "clearing house" for "widest possible constituency "the content of their educa- mum of 800 new teachers last
collecting and disseminating for its work." . tional program" and to expand year, the small Jewish teach-
information on Jewish educa-
A number of Jewish educa- the study of Hebrew and the ers colleges graduated only
tion throughout the world.
Lion leaders are to assist COJO role of Israel in the curriculum. 150.
It is expected that the bureau in its work of establishing the • The delegates also recommend-
Dr. Oscar I. Janowsky of the
will begin with an annual budget Education Counci 1. Yehuda en "more Jewish content" in City University of New York,
of $250,000 which will come in Hellman of New York, secre- Jewish clubs and community who is educational • consultant
part from various participating tary of COJO, said the group centers and appealed to Jewish for Bnai Brith, deplored the
organizations. The Conference would begin the task immedi- parents to "give priority to the "fragmentation" of Jewish edu-
on Jewish Material Claims ately and complete the work Jewish education of their chil- cation resulting from what he
No t Raw tot
Against Germany will also be within the six-month period rec- dren." ; called "institutional denomina-
asked to allocate funds for the ommended by the delegates.
tilnalism." He expressed re-
urging increased empha-
The delegates left to the
The
bureau.
spect for "diversity" in Jew-
sis on Jewish education
The bureau would also "form World Council the decision
ish education where such differ-
throughout the world, the
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the basis for the subsequent about where the new education
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ence is based on true distinc-
conference declared that "the
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formulation of plans to help bureau should be located. Senti-
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tions,
as
between
the
Orthodox,
propagation of Jewish learn-
meet education needs and raise ment here was divided among
ing and its intensification are
the educational standards in all Jerusalem, a major European
indispensable to the well be-
Jewish communities in light of city and New York. There is a
ing of our people and to the
TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS
their own views and conditions possibility that the bureau
growth of a vital Jewish cul-
and in full respect for their might have two locations. one
tural life and constitutes a
Substantial Savings on all
autonomy."
, of which probably will be in
major bulwark against assimi-
Jerusalem.
The World Conference,
latory a n d disintegrating
which was attended by 500
Delegates at the final ses-
forces."
laymen and professional edu-
sion of the Education Con-
The delegates agreed that
cators from 32 communities
ference 'here applauded en-
while Yiddish should not be
in countries outside Israel, , thusiastically when Moshe
imposed on Jewish communi-
directed that the bureau be
Sharett, chairman of the Jew- • ties. it would be historically
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supervised by a World Coun-
ish Agency executive, read a
wrong to deny that it was a cul-
cil on Jewish Education, to
cable from the Rabbinical
tural and edu'cational force.
be "representative of the ma-
Council of America, the lead-
The establishment of a spe-
FLEET MANAGER
jor Jewish communities, edu-
ing organization of Orthodox
cial Teachers College at the He-
cational bodies and all signifi-
rabbis, deelaring itself ready
brew University for Jewish edu-
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cant trends, religious and cul-
to "participate in the perma-
cation in countries outside Is-
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tural, in Jewish life."
nent work" of the new group.
r:.el. was proposed in an address
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The composition of the World
Religious groups in the to the conference by Dr. Mor-
Council was not decided by the United States were reluctant to ch•ai Kaplan of New York.
delegates who requested instead participate officially in the con- founder of the Reconstruction-
that the Conference of Jewish ference here either because of ist movement. The special
ideological differences or the Teachers College. Dr. Kaplan
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The proposed college. said
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Julius Fliegelman of Los An- Dr. Kaplan. would help allevi-
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geles,
included
leading
educa-
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"the critical shortage" of
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