rttePs-',Social,Problenva. pur.Pre-Carripajgn Effort
Pree-antPallnt fund-raising
activities continue, workers in the
trades and professional divisions
are meeting for briefing on the
needs, of the 'Ing ihnivi4nd4n
ceive their assignments.
Inspired by -thelnereasing•In7n-
sures- of - socitiLpi- rcibleinsid Israel
which must he Met midi-additional
funds for -immigration.
Az
housing and _health care, campaign Real estate _division assignment Junior division workers meeting, !Schools, Michael
Madan, chair-
workers are making sure that no meeting; 10 *Am Saday, Raleigh 7:30 p.m. Jan. 31, United Hebrew I man.
one hz,, the Jewish community is- House, Graham Orley, chairman.
unaware of the neede.-_la
addigicn. Mercantile division assignment 7TIE
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ohliteer, Mitivitors are bei enning meeting, 10 a.m.
Friday, Jersaty 21, 1972 - 1!
Sunday, Raleigh
fain/lint* with the changing
'needs House, Norman Wachter, chair-
ef 'ravines to Jews in' the niettn-
man.
mmann area:
Jewish Welfare Federation board
Schfailet"" the near '- ""`4"- y of governors meeting, noon Tues-
day, Butzel Building.
Pre-campaign cabinet, 10 a.m.
Jan. 30, Jewish Center.
Food division assignment meet-
ing, 10 a.m. Jan. 30, Raleigh House,
Nathan Fink, chairman.
Industrial and automotive divi-
sion meeting, 10 a.m. Jan. 30, Ral-
eigh House, Philip T. Warren,
chairman.
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Officers of the. acceentents' settles,' after n' seecesifil fund-
raising meeting, are (from - left) Harvey Kleiman, co-chairman of
the section; Dr. Arieh Plotkin, International relations analyst, who
spoke; Isadore Silverman, chairman; Brace Thal, co-chairman of the
professional division, and Donald Sharfman,- section eo-ehairmai.
Accountants are traditionally - among the first campaign sections
to make their pledges because of the press of business following - Jan. 1.
Hyman Safran has been re-
elected chairman and Max M. Fish-
er, honorary
chairman, of the
executive com-
mittee of the Jew-
ish Welfare Fed-
eration of De-
troit, Alan E.
Schwartz, presi-
dent, announced.
Both Safran and
Fisher are form-
er presidents of
.
Federation and
Safran
recipients of the Fred M. Butzel
Memorial Award for Distinguished
Communal Service.
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Leaders of , the professional- division,* largest in the 1972 Allied
Jewish Campaign—Israel Emergency Fund, confer during the special
workers briefing session at Sinai llospltaL Shown are (from left)
Jack A. Robinson, division chairman; Sidney H. Bluestone, Norman
D. Katz and Bruce Thal, co-chalrmen. The division has more than
3,000 professional men and women on its roils.
Israelis. Warned Against r antism
as Crimes of Violence Increase
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Police
Minister Shlemo Mel conceded
here ' that crimes of violence were
increasing in Israel add predicted
that the situation would become
worse. But he warned citizens
against frying to take the law into
their own hands.
The prevention of crime is the
job of the police, he told the Knes-
set after some MKs suggested
that citizens form - their own guards
to hit back at criminals.-
Hillel appeared in the Knesset
to reply to criticism of crime pre-
vention measures voiced during a
debate on the subject in the house
several weeks age.
He said the mooldezia of ris-..
ing crime In general mat crimi-
nal violence was not--"ax naex-
pected phenomenon. Bat. hi in-
sisted that the admitted increase
of "violence and hooliganism"
.daring the last few years has
'apt changed the patterns of life
IN the country and said anyone
,,
•
claiming otherwise. WM', exag-
gerating. , - ;.
blamed- the crime wave
on certain elements among new
Immigrants but Mentioned 'nespe-
cific group of country'' of origin
Hesaid there were small groups
among the newcomers' who used
or dealt in drugs and specialized
in crime. He mentioned as another
factor:in the increasing crime rate
the proliferation of weapons in the
hands of the public.
The police minister noted that
weapons were in the possession of
soldiers on leave, reserve soldiers,
border settlement guards and
guards of public buildings..
Other factors contra -outing to
crime he said were social tensions
and the phenomenon of '
getting rich easily." He said thia -
police would,,nse force equally
against
and citizens who
emplo
violence purportedly
a
crime .
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