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Rabin to Address Campaigners Jan. 17

Itzhak Rabin, Israel's ambas- of the board of Federation and a
sador to the United States, will director of the Jewish Community
address the PaceSetters' meeting Council, Detroit Service Group and
of the 1972 Allied Jewish Cam- United Jewish Charities.
paign-Israel Emergency Fund, 8
Harris serves on the boards of
p.m. Jan. 17, at Town and Coin, Federation and Fresh Air Society.
try Club, Samuel Frankel, cam-
Zeltzer, past president and di-
paign chairman; announced.
rector of the United Hebrew
The PaceSetters meeting for the Schools, is a member of the execu-
contributors of $5,000 and over is tive committee of Federation and
a major function in the pre-cam- a director of Detroit Service Group,
paign effort of the annual fund- Jewish Community Council and
raising drive which benefits Jewish United Jewish Charities.
Activities of the 1972 Allied Jew-
services in Detroit and in 30 coun-
tries overseas, Daniel Honigman ish Campaign-Israel Emergency
Fund
are intensifying as briefing
and Irving Seligman, pre-campaign
meetings for leadership workers
chairmen, said
are held and fund-raising meetings
They named Paul Borman, in the pre-campaign period are
Avern L. Cohn, Merle Harris and scheduled, as follows:
George M. Zelter as vice chairmen
CAMPAIGN AND DIVISION OF-
of pre-campaign. Each of the four PIVOTS AND PRE-CAMPAIGN WORK
10 a.m. Sunday at the Jewish
men has a long association with ERS.
Center.
the organized Jewish community in ACCOUNTANTS SECTION BRUNCH.
10 a.m. Sunday, Northland Inn; guest
Detroit.
speaker: Dr. Arieh L. Plotkin, inter-
Borman, who began his campaign national relations and international law
Harvey L. Kleiman and Isa-
activities in the food division, is a authority.
dore Silverman are section chairmen.
director of the Detroit Service Bernard R. Isenberg and Donald Shari.
are co-chairmen. Seymour M. Israel
Group and a member of the capital man
and Julian S. Tobias are advisers.
needs committee of the Jewish
SERVICES AND ARTS AND CRAFTS
Welfare Federation.
DIVISION LEADERSHIP BRUNCH, 9:45
alnafr. m
aaannds
. r, Jewish Center, Sol Colton,
Cohn, an attorney, is a member di

For 1972 Allied Campaign

Hertzberg Heads Attorneys' Section

Stuart Hertzberg is chairman of
the attorneys' section of the 1972
Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund, Jack A. Robin-
son, chairman of the profesSional
division, has announced.
Hertzberg was associate Chair-
man during the 1971 campaign. He
serves as a director of the Jewish
Vocational Serv-
ice and as a
member of the
community rela-
tions division of
the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation.
Walter S. Nuss-
baum will serve
as co-chairman of
the section,
which this year
has a roster of Hertzberg

ADL Hits Ethic Listing
by NYC Health Dept.;
Official Denies Bias

800 attorneys in Detroit and the
surrounding suburbs.
Working closely with Hertzberg
will be associate chairmen Wal-
lace M. Handler, Robert A. Kar-
bel, David K. Page. Robert M.
Warren, Barry Yaker and Erwin
C. Ziegelman.
Lawyers with offices in the sub-
urban areas will be the respon
sibility of vice chairman Irving
A. August, Gilbert M. Frimet,
Marvin Kramer, Harold M. Provi-
zer, Robert Radner and Abel J.
Selburn.
One of the most active sections
in the campaign, the attorneys
raised close to $850,000 in 1971'
With the help of a growing list
of workers, Hertzberg expects to
raise more than $1,000,000 this
year.
The attorneys will hold a pre-
campaign meeting Feb. 2 at the
home of Norman D. Katz, co-
chairman, of the professional di-
vision and former chairman of the
attorneys' section, 26039 Hendrie,
Huntington Woods.
Avern L. Cohn is pre-campaign
chairman of the professional di-
vision.
Albert L. C o l m a n, Joel G.
Jacob, Milton Lucow, Milton J.
Miller and Abraham Satovsky are
members of the professional di-
vision cabinet.

NEW YORK—The Anti-Defama-
tion League of Bnai Brith protest-
ed the listing of what it termed,
"racial and ethnic criteria" by
the New York City Department of
Health in a recent recruitment no-
tice and asked that "any and all
such discriminatory notices" be
rescinded.
Later, City Health Commissioner
Mary C. McLaughlin told the Jew-
ish Telegraphic Agency that there
was no recruitment of personnel
by her department on the basis
of "racial and ethnic criteria."
Dr. MCLaughliti said she was
not responsible for an advertise-
ment recently published in the
Queens County Medical Society
Bulletin which said the Health De-
partment was "particularly an-
xious to get qualified black or
Puerto Rican staff" for listed "top
management" positions.
Dr. Lowell Bellin, first deputy
health commissioner, told the JTA
that of six assistant commission-
ers in the health department, all
are Jewish.
Dr. Benin, who is Jewish, said
the ad was not prepared by the
health department but was ap-
parently worded by someone at the
M
F.ciety on the basis of
Mcr.aughlin's earlier letter.
Dr. Bellin assailed the ADL for
riding
on phony issues."

NEW YORK—The constitutional-
ity of laws that permit Jewish rit-
ual slaughter of livestock *as chal-
lenged in a suit filed in federal
court here Monday.
The suit was filed by Henry
Mark Holzer, a New York lawyer
who. described himself as an athe-
ist of Jewish origin.
Holzer's suit seeks the con-
vening of a special three-judge
court to declare that it is uncon-
stitutional for federal laws to ex-
empt ritual slaughter from the
general requirements for humane
slaughter.
He contends that such exemp-
tions are a violation of the separa-
tion of church and state "because
they provide separate treatment
and special protection to the diet-
ary preferences of a particular

oiliness is a Swedish sunset—
there for all, but most of us
.)k the other way and lose it.
—Mark Twain

The lawsuit also challenges the
constitutionality of New York state
laws concerning the identification
and regulation of kosher meat
Products.

Suit Challenges
Law Allowing
Ritual Slaughter

religious group."

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JERUSALEM (JTA) — Moslem
pilgrims from the West Bank
began their trek Sunday to Mecca.
An estimated 1,500 from the
Judea-Samaria regions are expect-
ed to make the pilgrimage. They
are expected to return by mid-
February.
The Saudi Arabian government,
however, rejected an appeal from
the Hebron mayor to permit Israeli
Moslems to enter their country.

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