Pope . Paul Meets With JWV Chief

Pope Paul VI is shown at a nrivate Vatican audience with
National Commander Milton A. Waldor of the Jewish War Veterans
of the U.S.A. and Mrs. Waldor. He p-raisei JWV for its many ac-
complishments in human relations, cited the JWV for its ceaseless
fight for equality, and discussed problems of ethnic minorities every-
where. Pope Paul told Commander Waldor that he will continue to
use his influence to bring peace to the world and, according to Waldor,
both agreed that "peace has value only when it is a respector of
human dignity and not just peace for the sake of peace."

Yeshiva U. Gets Gifts Totaling $2,300,000

NEW YORK (JTA)—Two gifts
totaling $2,300,000 were announced
here Monday by Yeshivah Univer-
sity.
One of the gifts, amounting to
$1,300,000 was presented to the
university's Albert Einstein Col-
lege of Medicine by Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph I. Lubin, for the establish-
ment of a comprehensive rehabili-
tation center, the first of its kind
in New York City.
The other contribution, of $1,-
000,000, was made by Israel Rogo-
sin, for the establishment of a
Center for Ethics and Human
Values at Yeshiva University.
The rehabilitation center, to be
named after Evelyn and Joseph I.
Lubin, will provide a full range' of
treatment services for fle disabled
and the handicapped, ranging from
physical and occupational therapy
to speech and hearing diagnosis
and evaluation. A 22-bed special-
ized unit of the Einstein College
Hospital, equipped with advanced
instrumentation for therapy, will
serve both inpatients and out-
patients.
The Center for Ethics and
Human Values, to be named, ac-
cording to Dr. Samuel Belkin,
president of the university, after

Israel Rogosin, will focus on
teaching and research into the
history, philosophy and practical
applications of Jewish ethics,
and will deal with the ethics of
Jewish religious law.
Dr. Joseph B. Soloveitchik, pro-
fessor of Talmud and Jewish phi-
iosop'iy at Yeshiva University, and
authority on Jewish law, will con-
duct a pilot course at the new
center. The program of the center
will devote particular attention to
problems of applied morality, and
will explore the relevance of Jew-
ish ethics for contemporary man.

Drives at New Peak; Population Studies Are Reported by CJFWF

NEW YORK (JTA)—Jewish com-
munity fund-raiSing campaigns in
the United States are currently at
the one-third . mark, 15 per cent
ahead of the pace set in 1965, when
an eight-year record was achieved,
the Council of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds reported.
CJFWF, reporting findings of a
meeting of its board of directors,
said that the 1965 total of $132,-
000,000 raised by federations was
the highest in that eight-year pe-
riod. That sum was exclusive of
capital and endowment funds.
The board was told that the
newly-formed committee on fed-
eration planning for Jewish edu-
cation, headed by Mandell Berman
of Detroit, will work to establish
guidelines for federations to car-
ry out their responsibilities in this
area most effectively. The com-
mittee will first study the federa-
tion role in Jewish education after
bar mitzvah, as well as teacher re-
cruitment and training, and de-
velop plans to strengthen them.
The committee is working closely
with the American Association for
Jewish Education.
The board was told that there

was progress on the proposed the National Community Relations
CJFWF national population study Advisory Council and the Syna-
of American Jewry. The CJFWF, gogue Council of America have
agreed on joint action to examine
any possible role the U.S. Census
Miamians Join Project
Bureau
can play in regard to col-
of Alliance for Progress
lecting facts on the number of
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Two
business leaders active in the American Jews. The board was
Miami Jewish community will take told that, in any event, the CJFWF
part in a federal project to pro- study itself would have to delve
mote private participation in low- into such matters as Jewish iden-
commitment, Jewish
cost housing projects in Latin tification,
education and intermarriage which
America.
the Census Bureau could not pos-
The Agency for International sibly obtain.
Development has signed a contract
with the Washington Federal Sav-
ings and Loan ASsOciation of
Miami Beach to improve the Al-
liance for ProgresS Housing In-
vestment Guarantee Program.
Jack D. Gordon is president of
6321 W. 7 MILE RD.
the Miami firm, and Arthur H.
Courshon is board chairman.
has openings for safes-
people. Permanent em-
Both Jewish leaders have served
ployment, paid vacation,
as State Department consultants
in formulating housing and thrift
good pay, pleasant work-
programs for several Latin Amer-
ing conditions. Experience
ican nations. The program insures
preferred. Apply in person
U.S. investors against losses under
only.
the Foreign Assistance Act.

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Sea9;eing Propaganda
o Hitb-r's Old Yacht?

WASHINGTON (JTA) — An at-
tempt is being made by George ,
Rockwell's American Nazi Party
to acquire Hitler's former yacht,
now believed to be moored at Mia-
mi, Fla., for use as a seagoing
headquarters.
The 85-foot pleasure craft, built
especially for Hitler, was purchas-
ed by Americans after the war,
and brought to the United States.
Rockwell has been quoted as stat-
ing that he has found someone
willing to help finance the pur-
chase.
Hitler's yacht would again fly the
Nazi ensign, and Rockwell indicat-
ed he would seek to spread Nazism
from port to port, in America and
abroad. It was reported here that
he is seeking an international Nazi
crew, including World War II Ger-
man naval personnel who may
want to keep Nazism alive aboard
Hitler's personal yacht.

Auschwitz Doctor
Sentenced to His Death

Writer Jacob Lestchinsky

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Jacob
Lestchinsky, Ukrainian-born so-
ciologist, writer and statistician,
died here at the age of 89. Funeral
services were attended by Mrs.
Golda Meir, former Foreign Min-
ister, Eliahu Elath, president of
the Hebrew University, and other
leaders in Jewish academic life.
He came to the United States in
1938 and lived in New York before
settling in Israel.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
14—Friday, April 1, 1966

BONN (JTA)—Dr. Horst Fischer
was sentenced to death in East
Berlin last week after he was con-
victed of participation in the mur-
der of more than 70,000 victims,
mostly Jews, as one of the "selec-
tion" doctors in the Auschwitz
death camp.
During his trial in East Berlin,
one of the rare Nazi war crimes
trials in East Germany, Fischer
admitted his participation in select-
ing victims for the gas chambers
in the huge murder camp in oc-
cupied Poland.
He had lived in a small East
German town undisturbed for al-
most 20 years by authorities
though he did not change his name,
as most Nazi criminals did after
the war. He was sentenced to die
by the guillotine.

Courtesy that is all on one side
cannot last long. — French pro-
verb.

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