November 21, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH "NEWS I
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Hillel Foundations Support Increases
WASHINGTON (JTA)—Local
Jewish federations and welfare
funds have started or increased
financial support for Bnai Brith
Hillel Foundations in their areas
at a growing rate in recent years,
according to a report by the cam-
pus service organization. There
was an increase of about $100,000
in such allocations this year, the
largest such increase in recent
years. but some 80 per cent of Hil-
lel's $3,000,000 annual budget is
still raised by Bnai Brith from
non-Federation sources.
Rabbi Benjamin H. Kahn, Hillel
national director, said he was
"optimistic" that the Jewish com-
munity's "growing awareness" of
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Milers size and scope, and its re-
sponsibilities to the current gener-
ation of some 350,000 Jewish col-
lege students would be reflected in
a "continued strengthening" of
' such support for the Hillel pro-
gram which currently operates on
246 campuses in the United States
and Canada. and on 28 abroad.
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Offer Reward for Arrest
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WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The!
r /iitl Jewish War Veterans of the United'
States has offered a $1,000 reward
for information leading to the ar-
rest and conviction of persons who
willfully damage temples and
synagogues.
The .IWV's national commander,
Bernard B. Direnfeld. said the
reward was offered "in view of
the growing lawlessness in the
physical damaging. destruction
and desecr ation of buildings, fur-
nishings and furniture of temples •
and synagogues."
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Federations and welfare funds
which this year made grants either
•to establish Hillel Foundations or
to upgrade part-time activities to
full-time programs were listed as
San Francisco, for San Francisco
city and state colleges: Cincinnati,
for the University of Cincinnati:
Providence, for Rhode Island Uni-
versity: and Chicago, where the
Jewish United Fund and Jewish
MISS MARCIA WOLFGANG
Federation of Metropolitan Chi-
cago and the Jewish Federation of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wolfgang of
Southern Illinois joined to help set Knob Woods Dr., Southfield. an-
up a Hillel Foundation at Southern
nounce the engagement of their
Illinois University in Carbondale.
daughter Marcia Carol to Fred
Rabbi Kahn also reported that Nathan Sturm, son of Mr. and
the Los Angcies Jewish Federa- Mrs. Myron Sturm of San Mateo,
tion- Council increased its alloca- Calif.
tion by 47 per cent--from 591,500
to $138,300—for increased staffing
among several of the seven Hillel Israel Winter Seminar
units in the area and to start Hillel for College Students
programs at six other schools. He
said Baltimore's welfare fund pro- Slated on Vacation
A 10-day exploration of Israel
vided money to add two members
to the Hillel staff at Maryland focusing on the cooperative and
University for innovative programs collective patterns of the country
to reach students "where the ac- will be geared toward college stu-
dents Dec. 22-Jan. 1 through the
tion is."
cooperation of the Youth and Ileha-
In Rochester. where the Jewish lutz Department of the Jewish
Community Council has totally ,
Agency in Jerusalem.
supported Hillel activities at Ro-
The seminar group will spent.
chester University, he said, it three days in Jerusalem, two in
provided funds this year for an
the Negev, three in the Galil and
additional staff member. The
one in the Tel Aviv area.
United Jewish Federation of Buf-
Points to be explored and lec-
falo has made it possible for the
tures to be included will be with
foundation at the State University members of the kibutz and other
College to add another staff mem- cooperative forms, university stu-
ber. Other cities in which such dents. army officers, government
grants have been increased for
members. labor leaders and Arab
Hillel programs are Boston, Miami,
leadership. The group also will
Cleveland, Toronto, Columbus,
meet the new breed of "American
Philadelphia, Phoenix. Tucson and
Israelis."
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Duluth.
The total fee includes round-trip
transportation from New York.
Darling: the popular form of ad- lectures. accommodations. all
dress used to speaking to a person
meals and activities, field trips and
of the opposite sex whose name
you cannot at the moment recall. tours.
Applicants require personal in-
—Oliver Herford
terviews, arranged throughout the
United States, prior to acceptance.
For information, write to the
American Habonim Association.
200 Park Ave. S., Suite 1309, New
York 10003.
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In the Detroit Post Office last
year, there were more than
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