Cash Payments Provide WA Assistance;
Unsolicited Contacted for Allied Drive

Payments on Allied Jewish Cam-
paign-I s r a el Emergency Fund
pledges have enabled the Jewish
Welfare Federation to rush $1,050,-
000 to the United Jewish Appeal in
the past month.
Following a plea by the United
Jewish Appeal national chairman,
Paul Zuckerman, and Detroit cash
mobilization committee chairman,
Louis Berry, contributors have
been sending checks or bringing
cash into the Fred M. Butzel
Building campaign offices.
Chairman Berry said that "con-

tributors are paying their 1971
pledges in part or in full and some
people are even making payments
on their 1972 anticipated pledges
to make sure that Israel's people
do not suffer because there are
no dollars available now when
they need them.
"Don't make them wait. You
promised to help build schools for
Israel's children. You promised
50,000 immigrants a chance for
a new life this year. You promis-
ed to help Israel's aged and in-
firm live in dignity. These prom-

AJCommittee to Hear Report
on U.S. and .Israel Interests

Judge Theodore Tannenwald Jr.,
immediate past chairman of the
American Jewish Committee's Is-
rael committee, will be guest
speaker at the annual dinner meet-
ing of Detroit Chapter, AJC, 6:30
p.m. Tuesday at the Great Lakes
Club.
Judge Tannenwald will speak
on "United States and Israel—Com-
mon Interests Amid Changing
Perspectives."
A judge of the U.S. Tax Court
and a former special assistant to
the U.S. secretary of state, Judge
Tannenwald was a member of
President Kennedy's Task Force
on Foreign Assistance. As such
he was responsible for drafting
the Foreign Assistance Act of
1961, which encompassed the
U.S.' entire foreign assistance
program.
Judge Tannenwald also has been
special consultant to the secretary
of war, consultant to the secretary
of defense and assistant director
of the Mutual Security Administra-
tion. He is a lecturer at the George
Washington University School of
Law and is vice chairman of the
board of governors of Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute of
Religion.
The American Jewish Commit-
tee meeting will include a report
on the most recent AJC Israel
mission by Chapter President Wal-
ter Shapero and Dr. William Ratt-
ner. Officers also will be elected.
For reservations, call the AJC of-
fice, 965-3353.

Ben Rubenfaers
to Be Honored for
Services to Youth

THEODO:RE TANNENWALD

Humphrey to Talk
in Donin's Honor
for Bar-Ilan U.

ises can mean a brighter future
for the people of Israel. Don't
make them wait," Berry pleaded.
He pointed out that the end of
the year was traditionally the time
that pledges were paid up but that
this year "we need December's
money in June."
At the same time, Campaign
Chairmen Meyer M. Fishman
and Max M. Shaye were urging
solicitation of the remaining
prospects for the 1971 campaign
who had not been able to make
a pledge earlier in the year.
Letters were sent by the chair-
men to people who had not yet
been heard from this year asking
for voluntary pledges.
"Asking for pledges by letter is
not our first choice," Fishman and
Shaye said. "We like to have a
volunteer solicitor visit with each
contributor to tell just what the
need is so he will understand how
important his contribution is.
"However, volunteers cannot
possibly reach everyone so we are
hopeful that the Jewish community
reads the headlines and •the stories
of Israel's need, and is aware of
the responsibility of taking care of
our people overseas and at home.
We are depending on the individual
to make a pledge appropriate to
his circumstances and the vast
needs confronting the Jewish peo-
ple."
Pledges and payments may be
sent to Allied Jewish Campaign-
Israel Emergency Fund, 163 Madi-
son, Detroit, Mich. 48226.

MR. and MRS. BEN RUBENFAER:

The scholarship dinner scheduled
by Mishkan Israel. Lubavitcher
Center will recognize a local cou-
ple, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rubenfaer,
for their concern for and devotion
to youth.
The dinner is to be held 6:30
p.m. June 27 at the Lubavitcher
Center.
Rubenfaer, a native of Rich-
mond, Mich., has been associated
with Bnai Brith for 20 years, and
he is a leader in Masons. He also
organized the Lubavitcher Center
Men's Club.
The Rubenfaers, who have three
children, have long been active in
youth activities.
For ticket information, call the
Lubavitcher Center, 548-2666.

Dr. CHARLES M. McEWEN JR.,
assistant director of medicine for
education and research at Sinai
Hospital, delivered an address at
a medical symposium on mono-
amine oxidase in Sardinia, Italy,
June 7-9. Dr. McEwen spoke on
"Human Plasma Amine Oxidase."
Dr. McEwen is a member of the
associate attending staff at Sinai
Hospital and associate professor
of . medicine at Wayne State Uni-
versity School of Medicine.

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JNF Has Some Space
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Some openings remain on the
Jewish National Fund's fourth De-
troit pilgrimage and study mission
to Israel, according to Percy Kap-
lan, executive director of JNF.
The excursion from Detroit Aug.
2-19 offers participants the oppor-
tunity to visit frontier settlements,
agricultural developments, forests
and out-of-the-way projects not ac-
cessible to other tours.
Cost of the trip includes transpor-
tation, deluxe, accommodations,
most meals, extensive sightseeing
and specially arranged meetings
with Israeli dignitaries.
For information, call the Jewish
National Fund, 968-0280.

RAMAT GAN, Israel — Bar-Ilan
University has announced the es-
tablishment of a special scholarship
fund by the H. Jerome Sisselman
Torah Foundation.
This fund, which will provide
10 2,500-pound ($175) scholarships
annually, is designated for students
from Asian and African countries
who lack the financial means to
pursue a higher education. The
university has committed itself to
provide free tuition to recipients.
H. Jerome Sisselman is head of
the foundation, a member of the
board of trustees of Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity and a recent immigrant.

Nixon Appointee

President Nixon has named Dr.
Ezra Solomon, professor of finance
at Stanford University, to fill a
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey vacancy on the Council of Eco-
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the synagogue for a Detroit dele-
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dinner, should call 557-8210.

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