THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, May 28, 1971

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NY Federation Sets Up Emergency Aid wsu Editor Raphael
, Gets Press Awards
for Yeshivot, Torah Fund Warned
! The Michigan Collegiate Press

Specializing
in the

NEW YORK (JTA) — A special sum could be obtained from Association has given nine of its
emergency fund of $200,000 to aid i other concerned members of the 12 awards. for 1970-71 to the South
in eliminating serious hazards to ' Jewish community. This match- End, the: student newspaper of
the health and safety of students ing sum was provided by a ; Wayne State University.
And His Orchestra
South Erid's outgoing editor Steve
Carol Liss Gin!• Andling
which exist in many Jewish day small group of Federation board
358-0938
schools in the metropolitan area ! members and other Jewish. corn- Raphael received the top two
at
awards for his editorials. One ex-
has been secured with the help munal leaders.
of the Federation of Jewish Phil-
A committee of distinguished pressed the belief that the nation
a nthropies.
1 Jewish leaders will be appointed must share the guilt of Vietnam.
Seed money for the emergency to assume responsibility for the The other supported the right of
fund project was provided by Jo- implementation of the program all organiiations to recruit students
seph S. Gruss, a member of Fed- through the Board of Jewish Edu- on an "open campus."
eration's committee on Jewish cation, an affiliated agency of the
Sir, the insolence of wealth will
education.
Jewish Federation.
creep out.'
. —Samuel Johnson
Gruss offered to contribute
Critical inadequacies in facility
$100,000 to the fund if an equal and equipment exist in at least
half of the 138 Jewish day schools
throughout the city. These include
I such hazards as fire violations,
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outmoded kitchen facilities present-
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essential equipment to achieve con-
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nancial resources of the schools
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operating costs and provide a
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Rabbi Joseph Karasick, presi-
646-6138
dent of the Union of Orthodox
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Jewish Congregations of Amer-
ica, set a six-month deadline for
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the establishment of a "national
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Torah fund" to aid financially
Seasons
ailing Hebrew day schools.
He told the Jewish Telegraphic
Hickory Grove
Agency that the step would have
0
to be taken within six months un-
less the Jewish Federations and
Long Lake
Here is a protected, secluded
Road
Welfare Funds assumed greater
environment where you can
responsibility for Jewish education.
be yourself, where you can
Rabbi Karasick said the Ortho-
dox community would not be asked
express your individual taste
Lone Pine Road
to stop supporting the federation.
in living. Choose from four
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He
estimated,
however,
that
if
part
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dramatic architectural styles . . . French, Tudor, Alpine
of the monies they now contribute
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were diverted to a Torah fund, the
designer floor -plan options.
federation
might
find
its
income
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Rabbi Karasick said the estab-
three left at $340/month to $575/month, now leasing.
lishment of a separate Torah fund
would be undertaken reluctantly
because the Union of Orthodox
Jewish Congregations prefers a
"total community" effort. But, he
said, the pressure is .increasing
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and "we have come lo the point
where we may have to _act."
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Rabbi Karasick said= that the
OFFICE HOURS: 11 o.m.-4 p.m. SAT. & SUN.; 11 a.m.-6 p.m. WED.,' THURS. & FRI.
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approximately 400 OrthodOx, Jew-
ish day schools with combined-
student body of 80,000 operated on
an aggregate annual budget of $60-
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to $80,000,000. He said they were
presently short of their budgetary
needs by about $30,000,000: -
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Another spokesrii:an
Union of Orthodox Jewish eon-
gregations told the JTA that the
Orthodox community apprecrk
essentially
what the federation
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does for hospitals, day carece
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ices but it does not do enough for
Jewish education.
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Rabbi Karasick observed that: .
Federation leaders all over ''the;',
Including Jantzen, Catalina, Label
country have spoken in opposition
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to state or federal aid for parochial
and more
schools. He said that a separate
Torah fund was inevitable if the
various measures pending in state
legislatures for aid to religious
Junior & Pre-Teen
schools do not materialize and the
federation remains adamant.
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WASHINGTON (JTA) — Israel
aircraft industries' first commer- I
cial-built jet aircraft, the 10-passen-
ger "Commander Jet," will go on
public display for the first time
in the U.S. at the international air
show in Reading, Pa., June 8-11.
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