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Several Jewish organiaztions presented advance gifts to the 1970
Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund prior to the meeting
of the treasury gifts section of the metropolitan division. Each of the
organizations included generous increases over past year's giving for
the support of humanitarian Jewish causes around the world. Making
the presentations were, (from left,) front row, Abe Dishell, Meserit-
cher Beneficial Association; Sam Liberson, Jewish Culture Club;
David Gornbein, Jewish Center Culture Club; Morris Friedman.
chairman of special gifts who accepted the checks on behalf of the
metropolitan division; Louis Weiner, Odessa Progressive Aid Society;
and Sam Krinsky, Detroit Fruit Vendors Association; back row are,
Sol R. Colton, guest speaker at the meeting, and Alan Nathan, chair.
man of the metropolitan division.

LETTER BOX

Diplomatic Double-Talk
on Mid East Criticized

Editor, The Jewish News:
The Four Powers that are try-
ing to find a formula for peace in
the Middle East are like robbers
who apologize for stealing you
blind.
Translation of the "even-hand-
ed" foreign policy of the United
States: "We don't care how many
people die in the world, as long as
they are not Americans."

Fair enough, as long as our
State Department keeps their
dirty hands out of it. And their
hands are dirty—dirty with the
blood of 6,000,000 Jews, 2,000,-
000 Biafrans, 1,000,000 Blacks
in Sudan and thousands of Hun-
garians they encouraged to re-
volt while standing by as they
were massacred.

We can do without the diplo-
matic double-talk that offers sym-
pathy on one hand and consents to
genocide on the other. The crux of
the matter is the reluctance to
give up the sterotype of the cring-
ing Jew, completely -ignoring that
when they were able to fight as
a group they were the greatest
warriors the world has ever
known.
HARRY ROSENBERG
20126 Stansbury

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The Jewish News Pulls

Editor, The Jewish News
I felt that I had to write to you
to tell you the tremendous impact
your publication has on its read-
ers.
You were good enough to publish
an item about the free wallet-sized
booklet that we have compiled on
"Maimonides Shows the Way."
You will recall that we offered
this booklet free to all those who
send in a request accompanied by
a stamped, self-addressed enve-
lope. To date, we can trace close
to 300 requests to your publica-
tion. I think this shows that the
people you have among your
readers have a great deal of faith
in your paper, and read it thor-

oughly.

At the same time, may I say
that we still have an additional

supply of this leaflet to give away.
I think that your readers will find
it very useful.
Thank you very much for your
cooperation.
Sincerely,

RUBIN R. DOBIN, Chairman
Rar Rockaway Jewish
Community Council
1295 Central Ave.
Far Rockaway, L.I., N.Y.
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Holders of French Honors
Should Return Them

Editor, The Jewish News:
In view of the shameless hutzpa
of the Pompidou government
toward Israel, it would be proper
for all Jews in possession of med-

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Have An Affair to Remember

MORI LITTLE

Arenie Brower came to Detroit
with the desire to fight and a re-
spected 21 wins, 3 losses and 2 even
decisions to prove he could do it.
There are few Jewish boxers in
the game today, but what makes
Brower even more unique is the
fact that he holds a BS degree in
biology from the University of Con-
necticut.
"I started to box while I was
in college," explained the Jewish

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I like the feeling
it gave me and I

feel that I have
the talent to go a
long way in the ,
game."
Brower's first:

start in Detroit
was a disaster.
Brower
He was belted
down three times in the very first

round of the fight.

Alvin Fleischman has been
named to the new post of execu-
tive vice president of Four Roses
Distillers Co. in an announcement
by R. C. Wells, president. Fleisch-
man has been executive vice presi-
dent-marketing of the Montreal-
based House of Seagram, Ltd.,
since Jan. 1, 1968. Earlier, he had
been executive vice president of
the Frankfort Distillers Co. He is
an 18-year veteran with Seagram-
affiliated companies, and served
as Western division manager for
both the Seagram Distillers Co.
and Calvert Distillers Co. sales
divisions.

"I was so anxious to prove my-
self to the people who came to see
me fight that I walked right into
the punch. I was in full control of
my faculties all the time, but my
balance was upset."
The difference between the
Brower of the first fight and the
one that fought Jan. 6 at the
The future influences the pres-
State Fair Grounds was like day
and night. Arnie stalked his prey ent just as much as the past.
—Friedrich Nietzsche
for a few moments, probing at
him with jabs, and then with
lightning quickness he landed a
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"I
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something
to
the
Editor, The Jewish News:
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' als or other honors frail France
to retu rn these as a protest.
The Lubavitcher Rebbe himself
ought to return his Sorbonne di-
ploma as his not inconsiderable
protest to France's action and
Pompidou's forthcoming visit to
the U.S.
Sincerely,
EUGENE GREENFIELD
19541 Cranbrook

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didn't think that I could be a great
fighter I wouldn't be in the game.
Al DeNapoli, my trainer, wanted
me to take it a little easy, but
when I got that guy in trouble I
knew I had to put the finisher to
to' Almost
him. I had to prove to everyone
then and there that I was for real."
THERE-GOES-EVERYTHING
Brower will go after his second
victory this month when he takes
on Eddie Demery of Chicago
(9-6-0) 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the
Fair Grounds.
is confident. "My weight
Ntime Herb Millman is Brower
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down and I feel real good," he
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