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The Detroit Jewish News, 1962-12-07

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Col. Goren and Miss Davrath at
Charge Soviet Distorts Facts on State of Jews
Israel Bond Hanukah Fete Dee. 23 NEW YORK, (JTA)—An offi- cent of all students in higher of the total population
cial Soviet organ—the Moscow

Col. Shlomo Goren, the chief
chaplain of the Israel armed
forces, will be the guest speaker,
and Netania Davrath, Israeli
singer, the artist, at the Israel
Hanukah festival, Dec. 23, 8
p.m., in the Fountain Room of
the Masonic Temple.
The celebration is under the
auspices of the Detroit Israel
Bond Committee. The entire
Jewish community is invited.

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Jewish Guild for Blind
Gets Federal Grant for
Mental Health Project

News — was charged here this
week with "distorting the truth"
about the situation of the Jews
in the Soviet Union by publish-
ing data which gives a false pic-
ture on the condition of Soviet
Jewry.
The charge was made in a
statement by the Jewish Labor
Committee issued by Adolph
Held, its national chairman.
Held said that Soviet claims
that more than 7,500 Jews
were elected to local govern-
ment offices in the Soviet Union
"is nothing to boast about. A
closer look at the facts," he said
"shows that as of 1960 more
than 1,800,000 such deputies
were elected. The so-called
`large' numbers which the So-
viets claim comes to less than
one-half of one per cent of the
total of elected deputies."
"Then," Held continued, "the
Soviets say that although Jews
are 1.1 per cent of the popula-
tion, they rank third in the
number of students. They cite a
figure of some 420,000 Jews as
having either secondary or spe-
cialized education.
The fact of the matter is that
Jews today represent 3.1 per

NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
Jewish Guild for the Blind, a
non-sectarian social agency, an-
nounced that the federal agency,
the National Institute of Mental
Health, Department of Health,
Education, _a n d • Welfare, has
made a $117,602.00 grant to the
Guild for a demonstration proj-
ect establishing a Mental Health
Center for Disturbed Blind
Children.
The Mental Health Center,
with grant funds from the Na-
tional Institute of Mental Health
for a three-year period ($40,000
for the first year and $77,602
for each of the next two years)
will support a demonstration
project to translate knowledge
of the psychology of blind chil-
dren and their disturbed states
into usable educational, diagnos-
Diesel truck and bus output
tic, and treatment methods.
now exceeds 30,000 units per
Through t h e Demonstration year, three times the rate in the
Mental Health Center Project, late 1940s.
disturbed blind, multiple-handi
capped, mentally retarded and
severely visually impaired chil-
dren of all ages up to 21 years
may be referred to the Guild
for diagnostic study from any
state in the United States to the
limit of the Guild's capacity to
serve them.
The project is directed by
Walter Kass, Ph.D. and Arthur
E. Gillman, M.D., co-director.
Dr. Kass is associate professor
in the Department of Psychiatry,
Albert Einstein College of Medi-
cine, and former chief psycholo-
gist at the Menninger Clinic.
Dr. Gillman is assistant clinical
professor in the Department of
Psychiatry, Albert Einstein Col-
lege of Medicine, and director
of the Guild's Psychiatric Clinic.

COL. SHLOMO GOREN

There will be a nominal charge
for refreshments and a toast in
Israel wine at this affair. For
reservations call the Israel
Bond Office, DI 1-5707.
One of the highlights of the
festival will be the presentation
by Col. Goren of ceremonial
gavels made of olive wood from
ancient groves in the hills of
Judea above Jerusalem. The
awards will be made to the 10
congregations which led in this
year's High Holy Day Israel
Bond Appeal. The "Golden Min-
yon" of congregations includes:
Adas Shalom Synagogue, Con-
gregation Beth Abraham, Con-
gregation Ahavas Achim, Con-
g,regation Bnai David, Beth
Aaron Synagogue, Congregation
Bnai Moshe, Congregation Mish-
kan Israel, Young Israel Center
of Oak-Woods, Young Israel of
Northwest Detroit and Congre-
agtion Beth Moses.
The Hanukah Festival will
culminate Israel Bond BIG DAY
when volunteers will take part
in a cash collection drive, seek-
ing to convert Israel Bond com-
mitments into cash. BIG DAY
will be held on the same day as
the Hanukah festival—Dec. 23.
Col. Goren, who will be intro-
duced by Rabbi Isaac Stollman,

is a renowned scholar and Tal-
mudic authority. He has been
considered for the post of Chief
Rabbi of Israel. During the
Sinai Campaign he went into
Egypt with the Israeli army.
. The Dec. 23 program will be
presented cabaret style and the
audience will be seated at tables.

education. This must be con-
trasted with the year 1935 when
their proportion was 13.5 per
cent. During this same 27-year
period, the Jewish proportion

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Israel Pays Tribute
to- Pioneers of State

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish. News)

JERUSALEM — Nation-wide
celebrations to mark "Schnat
Rishonim," the year of the
pioneers, began here Tuesday
when an entire parliamentary
session was devoted to a tribute
to the first settlers in pre-state
Palestine.
Some 40 guests, veteran set-
tlers and descendants of the
founding pioneers attended the
session and were later received
by President Ben-Zvi at his offi-
cial residence. Prime Minister
Ben-Gurion later addressed a
mass meeting at the Jerusalem
Cultural Center, where thou-
sands joined the nation's lead-
ers in the tribute. Previously,
the 40 pioneers were given a
reception at city hall.

A new American-Israel defen-
sive relationship was asked by
National Commander Morton
London of the Jewish War Vet-
erans of the U.S.A., because Is-
rael "faces a greater menace by
Soviet jet bombers and rockets
in the hands of her Arab neigh--
hors than America does from
Cuba."
In a statement supporting
President Kennedy's strong stand
on removal of IL-28 Soviet jet
bombers from Cuba, London
stressed that the United Arab
Republic is equipped with the
far more modern and dangerous
TU-16 Soviet jet bombers.

There were 5,855,000 new
passenger cars and 917,000 new
commercial vehicles registered
in the United States in 1961.

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D inner 7:30 p. m.

For Reservations
Call WO 1-6545

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merely from 1.6 per
cent to 1.1 per cent. There is a
quota system for Jews in all of
the higher educational institu-
tions within the Soviet Union."

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