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November 12, 1971 - Image 16

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1971-11-12

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16 -rfrida,.. 141!Nokr. 12 .43,971

Hanlon-fat' anti:Sehgniam.:Nameki 1972 A;reow.lte,Eleetvdi
-Campaign Chairmen President,,of UJC

Jewish: Ed 'cation Trust Establish in.- Britain

Par.;ci Ilonignaap and Irving diVigicin during last: vear's -cam-
Irwin Greed, has beeri re-elected
Seligman are pre-campaign chair- paign.. In 1970. as ,a member of president of the United Jewish
men - for the 1972 Allied Jewish the United Jewish Appeal Nation- Charities. - -
Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund, al Study Mission, he met with ton
Also. re-elected are Alfred L.
Samuel Frankel, chairman. -an- Israel government officials. includ- Deutsch and Milton J.' Miller, vice
nounced. Pre-campaign: is the ad- ing Prime Minister Golda Meir„
presidents; Rich-
vance large gift section of the and received on-the-spot briefings
ard Sloan, treas-
drive.
- on conditions and needs of the
urer; and Wil-
Honigman began his work with country. He also serves as a bOard
liam Avrunin,
toe organized Jewish community member of the Jewish Community
secretary.
in the junior division of the Jew- Center.
Nathan H.
ish Welfare Federation. He served
Honigman and Mrs. Seligman,
Siegel. who serv-
as a director of the division and are also 1972 co-chairmen of the
ed as - chairman
as president in 1960. He was chair- UJA "Operation Israel" for the
of the retirement
and insurance
'Detroit area. "Operation Israel"
is a series of short-missions which
committee since
offer community leaders a first-
1..441959, was elected
hand look at Israel and its lead-
Green to the board of
ers.
directors to serve a three-year
term. Re-elected to the board for
the same term were Mliton S.
Reports That Israel Is
Bosley, Avern L. Cohn and James
Beefing Up Bar-Lev Line Wineman. Elected as honorary
life members of the board were
, Are Met With a Shrug
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Israeli cir- Louis Tabashnik and Paul Zucker-
man.
cles said there was no information
to confirm reports published in the - Green, who is entering his sec-
Honigman
Seligman
United States that Israel was beef- ond year as LLIC president, has
ing up its Bar-Lev line on the east had a long and active association
man of- the industrial and auto- bank of the Suez Canal to create with the organized Jewish.com-
motive division of the campaign a springboard for future offensive munity- He served as Chairman
for two years and served as pre action against Egypt.
of the Allied Jewish Campaign in
campaign vice-chairman in 1971.
The circles refused to comment 1965 and 1966 and is presently
He is a director of the Detroit
imp li cations wnich the a member of its advisory council.
on
Service Group.
repo stressed, of Israel's unread- He is a member of the executive
Seligman was chairman of the Mess to withdraw from the canal. committee of the 'Jewish Welfare
real estate and building trades They said this was a purely , polit- Federation and a director of -. the
Detroit. Service Group and Sinai
ical question.
Hospital.
.
Nevertheless, it was generally
The nominations were submitted
acknowledged t h a Isr a el is
Strengthening its . fortifications by the committee headed
along the waterway; but thisis jus Afra ndell L. Berman. William
tified by the heavy armaments in7 Avrunin, Joseph H. - tackier and.
eluding 203 - miti.'iRussian-artillehe George M. Zeltzer were -comint,
tee: members. -- •
deployed on : the Egyptian:side-

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.Oreen noted in his annual:re-
port- ,that while each ageecyt_of
federation is autonomous, they-all
benefit from the Allied Jewish
Campaign.- The resources -oCiredi,
eration member agencies are. :-se7;
Cured by the UJC which 'Admin-
isters prop er t y, investnients,'
endowment funds and ,firuintes
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tures. This -yearts::eniphiiiiiii . ;on
edueational and:Jewish identifica-
tion themes as' exemplified by the
Irant toisubsidiie a newspaper to
serve as__a voice for Jewish cot-
lege youth-on Michigan ,campuses:
-Thc.coriimitten'on Jewish Schor-
aishie Service, - ; headed by . Join
G reenbe r g; distributed. 109

He said about $3,000,000 has al-
ready been pledged to the project
which hopes to enroll some 13,000
pupils in Jewish primary and sec-
ondary schools at the end of its
first phase, five years hence.
Dr. Jakobovits said he hoped
the new and expanded schools
would qualify for state aid in - due
time. More than half of the Jew-
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