32—Friday, April 9, 1971 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 4 YOUR ONE GIFT WORKS ALL YEAR AROUND THE WOR LD IN DETROIT Speech therapy for deaf and hard of hearing children in Israel is paid for with funds from the American Jewish community. Work in the percussion band is part of their therapy and also brings them great pride. Federation Apartments Fresh Air Society Hebrew Free Loan Association House of Shelter Jewish Community Center Jewish Community Council Jewish Family and Children's Service Jewish Home for the Aged Jewish Vocational Service—Community Workshop They never saw toys before coming to the parvareshgah (kindergarten) in Iran. 12,000 children are edu- cated and receive a meal, health examinations and clothing in other Joint Distribution Committee-sup- ported schools in Iran. Resettlement Service Sinai Hospital and its Shiffman Clinic Tamarack /fills Authority United Hebrew School—Midrasha and its affiliates: A low interest loan put this jewelry maker and his son into business, thanks to the Casablanca Loan Fund of the Joint Distribution Committee. Combined Jewish Schools of Sholem Aleichem Arbeiter Ring and Hayim Greenberg and Yeshivoth Beth Yehudah Afternoon School NATIONAL • American Association for Jewish Education American Jewish Committee American Jewish Congress .V** Learning carpentry at the ORT Center de Base in Casablanca, means life free of poverty. - Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith B'nai B'rith National Youth Service Appeal Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds Dropsie College Histradruth Ivrith Jewish Labor Committee Though_ his hands are useless, this 8year-old celelm palsy victim of _superior intelligenceis learning to count and nianiptilate _colored squares with-his feet.- This is part of,the net-fork of Israeli services in which,our community generously participates. - Jewish Occupational Council Jewish Publication Society Jewish Teachers Seminary Jewish War Veterans National Community Relations Advisory Council National Conference of Jewish Communal Service - - - French social workers counsel an elderly Egyptian couple settled in Paris. National Foundation for Jewish Culture National Jewish Welfare Board Synagogue Council of America YIVO Institute for Jewish Research OVERSEAS THE NEED FOR DOUBLED SUPPORT IN 1 By Meyer M. Fishman and Max M. Shaye Chairmen, Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund America-Israel. Cultural Foundation Hebrew University—Technion Jewish Telegraphic Agency United HIM Service UNITED JEWISH APPEAL ISRAEL EMERGENCY FUND BENEFICIARIES Joint Distribution Committee New York Association for New Americans Organization for Rehabilitation through Training (ORT) United Israel Appeal JEWISH WELFARE FEDERATION OF DETROIT Alan E. Schwartz, President William Avrunin, Executive Vice-President 163 MADISON DETROIT, MICHIGAN WO 5-3939 The Jews of the world are united by a bond unique in human history. Unbroken through thousands of years, unfettered by geographical or national boundar- ies, it ties together religious and the secular, the Moroc- can and the American, the famous and the average. ies, it ties together the religious and the secular, the Moroccan and the American, the famous and the average. Therefore, when Jews stand trial in the Soviet Union, we share their frustration and fear. When Arab leaders rattle their swords, we feel personally threat- ened. When one of us wins high honor, we all feel pride. And, when a Jew—anywhere in the world—is suffer- ing, we feel committed to help. That help can take the form of assisting a North African family to find a life free of persecution, constructing hospitals and schools in Israel, or easing the pain and loneliness felt by an elderly citizen here in Detroit. Individually, we could not accomplish these acts of kinships, but through our united effort, we have done all this and more. 1971 is a year of crisis for the Jewish people. Be- cause Israel's defense needs reauire all of her revenues, because hostility towards Jewish populations is grow- ing in many lands, we must DOUBLE our committment! Once each year, the Jewish community of Detroit joins forcesto raise the funds which will bring this help to those who need it all year long. The Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund is testimony to the unity of the Jewish people and the strength of their committment to each other. It has given health, learn- ing, dignity and freedom to countless numbers of Jews in Detroit, in Israel and throughout the world. We ask each one of you to look into your hearts and to examine your feelings about yourself, your feelings about our people, and your feelings about the_future. Express your identity with all the Jews of the world. Pledge your support through your doubled gift to the Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund. SURVIVAL MEANS SACRIFICE