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1971 ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN-ISRAEL EMERGENCY FUND

Meyer M. Fishman

MERCANTILE

Marvin I. Danto — Benjamin H. Frank
SERVICES
Sol R. Colton
INDUSTRIAL & AUTOMOTIVE
Philip T. Warren
REAL ESTATE
Irving Seligman
FOOD
Nathan L. Fink
PROFESSIONAL
Jack A. Robinson
ARTS & CRAFTS
I. William Sherr
JUNIOR
Michael Maddin
METROPOLITAN
Alan Nathan
WOMEN
Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine

TOTAL

1971
AMOUNT 4t-
REPORTED '-

1970
TOTAL

DIVISION & CHAIRMEN

2,167

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987,239

2,835,185

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2,255,178

559,483

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They expect that Detroit will be
their gifts which can be reported able to make a final report which
in the final figures at the Victory "will be a credit to our workers,
Dinner.
to the generous contributors and

Volunteers who can spend an
evening in the Telethon effort
are invited to call their cam-
paign division director at head-
quarters.

Invitations for the victory din-
ner celebration to be held - May
5 at Cong. Bnai David are now
being issued, Chairmen Shaye and
Fishman reported.

Rabbi Says Purdue
Still Discriminates

& Poultry Mkt.

JACK ATTIS PHIL SWARIN

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Allied Campaign Aims for Highest
Goals; Telethon Set for Two Weeks

Workers on the 1971 Allied Jew-
ish Campaign-Israel Emergency
Fund are turning in daily reports
to campaign headquarters in the
Fred M. Butzel Building in an
effort to surpass last year's ef-
forts by - a wide margin.
Pledges already total $2,273,293
more than at this time in 1970.
Many sections of the campaign
have already gone well over the
amounts they raised last year and
are striving to double their 1970
achievements.
Meyer M. Fishman and Max

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To soy state. Also drivers furnish-
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Loyally insured and I.C.C. lianiood

TORONTO (JTA) — Three hun-
dred graduate and undergraduate
students are taking courses as an
option or in a concentrated study
course in the Jewish Studies pro-
gram at Toronto University, a 300
per cent increase over enrollment
a year ago.

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478,015

1,947,441

1971
PLEDGES

1970
PLEDGES

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Chairmen

Max M. Shaye

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a message to all Jews, that we
Care."

Israel's Educational Needs

In a statement explaining one
of Israel's major needs, the cam-
paign chairmen said:
"Israel's problem in education
is , three-sided.
"Illiteracy: Before Israel came
into,:toeing the illiteracy rate of
the-'Jewish -Population was 6.3 per
cent -=Today ; with the population
filnre*- - thdcinble; the illiteracy

M. Shaye, campaign chairmen,
pointed out that it was not just
competition to outdo last year's
figures which was causing in-
"Culture Gap: The mass Until 4
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (JTA)
creased activity but "the very —The director of the Hillel at Pur- oration, that -began
-with,:::.indeP01-4
real understanding of the crisis due University has charged its ad- dente
created a -heterogeneous
which faces Israel."
missions director with failure to population whichr:tane 6 . d from brO-
"This is the year. It is now that implement a March 3 decision by fessionals ---ACbegtirs,

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a family needs help to get out of
a country of oppression," they
stated. "It is now that the immi-
grant family to Israel must be
housed, clothed, fed and given a
job. It is now that the elderly
must be cared for.
"We cannot put off these things
for another year, another cam-
paign. Life is now. The need is
now.
"Israel is our hope. We cannot
have come so far and fail her
now when she stands at a cross-
road. Her people have given every-
thing. It is up to us," the chairmen
said.

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the University's board of trustees upper clasg: culture of edtiCatitut
that seemed to eliminate admis- of the Western world to the :-ccij:
sions quotas based on geography. ture from the foulest.. -]Slurns of
The quota system, placing Africa and the Orie,tit: -
limitations on admissions from
"Technology: A country 08 Poor
the New York-New Jersey area
in natural resources as ISrael, as
where more than half of the
dependent on complex and sophis-
nation's Jewish population re-
ticated military equipment as Is-
sides, deprived Jews and other
rael, must develop a people with
minority groups in that area of
great technological knowledge and
the same chance for admission
skills or it will vanish.
to Purdue as other out-of-state
"The culture gap is attacked
applicants, according to Rabbi
wherever
it appears. The first on-
Gerald Engel.
slaught is through pre-kindergart-
In a letter to the Jewish Tele- en. Today, 56,000 children are be-
graphic Agency, he agreed that ing helped to lose the gap. But
the board of trustees' decision re- 12,000 more cannot attend pre-kin-
The first campaign report
presented "a significant change" dergarten. There is
no money for
meeting on Sunday will honor of policy but said that admissions
them.
the junior, mercantile, metropol-
director Harland White interpreted
"The desperate need for techni-
itan and services divisions of the it as an affirmation of his quota
campaign.
system relating to geographic cally-trained personnel is being
met through extension of free pub-
Workers, and others interested areas.
in the progress of the drive are
According to Engel, "Harland lic education now available through
invited. Reservations for the meet- White now lumps the states of New the 10th grade. But thousands of
ing, 10 a.m. Sunday at the York and New Jersey together. eager and talented teen-agers who
Jewish Center, may be made by He no longer has a state quota, want to attend cannot. There is no
money for them.
calling campaign headquarters, but an area quota."
WO 5-3939.
"This past year 6,000 young qual-
Engel has asked the president
Gottlieb H a m m e r, executive of the- university to set guidelines ified men and women had to be
vice president of the United Isrel. •o_avoid the area discrimination." turned away from the doors of
ISia(el's universities • because of
Appeal, will be the speaker at the
lack of space grid 'faculties: Israel
second campaign report meeting
will be denied the developed in-
10 a.m. Sunday, April 25, at the Israel' Needs to Allocate
tellect of those 6,000 for years—
Center.
More for Ecology, Says
Hammer has long been assoc- Technion Scientist in N.Y. perhaps forever. Who knows what
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iated with the problems of world
NEW YORK—Israel must allo- new Weismann, what new Eban
Jewry. He was for many years cate more resources for research has been lost to Israel because
with the Joint Distribution Com- in environmental protection, Dr. there was no money for them?
mittee in Europe and is familiar Alberto Wachs of Technion-Israel - "Israel's crises in health and
with the problems and striving of Institute of Technology, a leading housing and social welfare are
displaced people.
Israeli expert in environmental causing immediate, visible suffer-
Campaign division leaders are science, said here at the 13th an- ing. Her crisis in education is not
now in the process of recruiting
nual conference on science and so readily apparent. But for just
volunteers for the annual Tele-
technology sponsored by the Ameri- that reason it is more pernicious
thon to be held at the United
can Technion Society at the Wal- than the others as, all unseen, it
gnaws silently at the very founda-
Hebrew Schools during the two
dorf-Astoria Hotel.
weeks prior to the victory din-
Dr. Wachs said Israeli scientists tion of Israel's future.
ner May 5.
feel they "must be allowed to be
"Without an educated, techni-
Efforts to reach prospects by more active in environmental re- cally-skilled people Israel is
telephone to give each one a search needed for the long-term doomed to flounder hopelessly with
chance to participate in this year's development plans of the country. her problems. Yet this primary
drive will take many man-hours This would require a considerable priority cannot be properly hon-
on the part of the volunteers. increase in our research resources: ored unless WE provide the means
Many contributors have been out- manpower, space, equipment and through the 1971 Allied Jewish
of-town on vacations and business a more stable situation in regard Campaign-Israel Emergency
at this time of year. The Telethon to research budgets."
Fund, the chairmen said.

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