THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Friday, April 14, 1967-3
A rranges Passover Sedartnt
Vietnam Many Military Posts
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Unemployed to Receise Compensation
in Israel This Week, Says Tidal Anon ill
,
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Labor inter of labor to combat unem-
NEW YORK — In celebrating aircraft carriers of the 7th Fleet be served a Passover meal at the
exchanges throughout Israel were I ployment with all the means at Passover in Vietnam and at more operating in the Western Pacific seder to be led by Airman Melvin
a
scheduled to start paying unem- my disposal."
Asked
why
Israel
continued
to
than
600 other overseas and domes- and a number of small bases which H. Levine of Brooklyn.
ployment compensation to the job-
Jewish Army and Air Force
less this week, it was announced seek migrants under these cir- tic military installations through- are not served by Jewish chaplains.
, cumstances, he said the Israeli out the world, 100,000 Jewish serv- Jewish lay leaders will conduct chaplains will conduct Passover
officially here Tuesday.
Registration entitling the jobless problem was not one of over- icemen and their dependents will sederswon the carriers and at the services in Ankara, Turkey; Ev-
reux. Orleans and Verdun, France;
to receive compensation went into population but the need to , be marking the 50th anniversary of small
bases.
The
20 Jewish officers and sail- Vicenza, Italy; and Frankfurt, Hei-
National Jewish Welfare Board
effect April 3. Thus far, the labor change
to more productive the
as the government-acredited agency ors aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise delberg. Ramstein, Kaiserslautern,
ministry said, only 2.403 have reg- forms of work. He predicted a
will Munich and Stuttgart, Germany.
istered for these payments. That serious shortage of professionals for religious, morale and welfare stationed off North Vietnam
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low figure, in the opinion of some in the 1970s if more migrants services to Jews in the U. S. Armed •
, Forces.
Strictly
officials, may indicate that unem- did not settle in Israel.
Kosher
Men stationed in the northern
ployment in Israel is not as large
On the subject of Jewish immi-
Meats and
I gration to Israel. Alton lauded the Part of the Republic of Vietnam
as believed.
Poultry
Earlier this week in London. Is- British Zionist Federation for will gather for Passover at Da
.
with Ch
ap I i a David
n a
B Saltz-
rael's Labor Minister Yigal Alton, launching a campaign to increase Nang w
TO MAKE IT EASIER FOR THE HOUSEWIFE THIS PASSOVER
addressing the 66th annual con- aliya, and disagreed with the sug- man. The men from the central
ference of the British Zionist Fed- gestions by "some people" who section will gather in Nha Trang
WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF OVEN READY:
eration, said that Israel's unem- hold that Zionism "should grace- with Chaplain Ernest D. Lapp. and
ployed, as of last week, totaled fully withdraw" now that the State from the southern section at the
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36.048 persons. of Israel exists. Such formulation, Chapel Center in Saigon. JWB's
CORNISH HENS • GENUINE CAPONS • FRYERS
The figures, he said, included he said, is 'an over-simplification Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy
3,800 youths, and represented 3 of a complex and delicate prob. has reported.
PLEASE PLACE ORDERS EARLY!
One of the highlights of JWB's
,
lem." It is true. however,
he added,
per cent of Israel's labor force.
Alton derided the "mass of con- that "Zionism without aliya is arrangements for Passover. which
begins this year at sundown Mon-
flicting figures" about Israel's un- meaningless."
At the 17th annual conference day, April 24, will be the first seder
employment situation, noting that
the percentage of Israel's unem- of Pioneer Women Alton outlined ever to be conducted in Thailand
ployed as a ratio of the country's plans aimed at helping new immi- for Jewish men in uniform. Chap-
total labor force was similar to grants. They -included special lain Clifford B. Miller, the first
Member Detroit Kosher
Britain's. "I am profoundly con- schemes for professionals, inten- Jewish chaplain to be assigned to
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Meat Dealers Association
scions." he said. "of the suffer- sive Hebrew training courses and that area, will officate.
ing caused by unemployment, and the establishment of a single cen-
Jewish servicemen in Japan will
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I consider it my first duty as min- tral office for each reception area, attend seders conducted
by Chap- I ■ ;
so that the new immigrant would lain Seymour Moskowitz at Cam p
have to visit only' one office instead Zama, by Chaplain David S. Gold-
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
of many.
stein at Yokosuka Naval Base. and
Nleanwhile. 15,000 of Israel's by Chaplain B. Charles Herring at AV: -
to Be Commemorated at
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50.000
skilled
building
workers
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Tachikawa Air Force Base.
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Times Square Rally May 7
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JWB Passover supplies will reach : ':
NEW YORK — The commernor- , have lost their jobs in Israel's cur-
,
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ation of the 24th anniversary of rent economic slump. a meeting of
ill:
the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising to be ( lie building workers union was U.S. Navy Officers Tour
told in Ti'! Aviv. Hope was ex-
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Israel, Implement Deal
rally in Times Square will includep
He chose a smart green tropical worsted from our
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Rear Ad-
addresses by Sen. Jacob K. Javits: of the jobless workers would be
"Striped Magic" collection. Peak lapel, Parquet
reemployed when newly-formed.
mual Hersch el . Goldberg. heat
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pockets. side vents, pleatless trousers with extension
York City; Oren Lehman, secretary public works programs go into of the United States Navy Supply
Services, was here last week for DC;; waistband and side tabs. And. if we do say it our-
of the American Jewish Commit- "N' r , dion-
a three-day visit connected with -W
tee: Rabbi Emanuel Hackman..
selves. this suit looks very handsome on Fred. Who's
supply of non-military
em. by
member of the executive. Jewish
Fred" Why. Fred Johnson, of course—one of our
Israel to the U.S. Navy.
Agency for Israel: Jacques Tor-
most stale-conscious customers.
czyner president of the Zionist
He was accompanied by C'om- ;;I•.
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Organization of America: and Dr.
mander Fogel. head of the U.S. :.:If:: .
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Sixth Fleet and by his adjutant. ;,, 1:
Joachim Prinz. chairman of the
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K. Javits, New York Republican, ed a recent United States-Israel i A
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grim experience of the colossal
holocaust which martyred 6,000.-
ono Jews in World War II when it
is made part of the world's pro-
tection against a similar outbreak
in humanity."
He said he was convinced .that
the Senate would ratify the con-
vention "if the administration
really gets behind it and I urge
the ('resident to give the sig-
nal." Ile was critical of the
(act that "almost a full score
of years since the genocide con-
vention was first referred to the
Senate. this greatest delibera•
tive body in the world has not
only failed to ratify but we have
not even had this or any other
human rights convention before
the full body for action."
In Washington, the national
board of Bnai Brith Women adopt-
ed a resolution reaffirming the or.
ganization's fight for early ratifi-
cation by the United States of the
United Nations genocide pact. This
action followed a special meeting
of the board at the Senate office
building with a number of Senators
on the genocide treaty and other
questions.
In an apparent response to criti-
cism by the American Jewish Con-
gress for favoring New York State
aid to parochial schools, Sen. Ja-
vits told the Bnai Brith women,
"I have never refused to do what
I had to do in the Congress be-
cause I am a Jew or because an
issue before me concerned Jews.
I have always stood by my con-
science."
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