Hamburger Proposes Expanded Israel
Scholarship Program, Renewed Youth
Work, Aid for UJA, Bonds as ZOD Tasks
Commitments for the advance.
ment of cultural activities in uni-
versities and among the youth. in
addition to giving increased sup-
port to philanthropic and invest- •
ment projects for Israel. were out-
lined this week by Dr. Joel Ham-
burger, retiring president of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
in his annual message to the mem-
bership.
Pointing to the three-day Wayne
State University Teach-In that was
sponsored by ZOD during his sec- ,
and year in office. Dr. Hamburger
proposed continuation of such un-
dertakings, in addition to other,
cultural programs among youth. '
"We must promote the iden-
tification of our youth with the
historical destiny and tradition
of the Jewish people," he em-
phasized in the report submitted
at the annual meeting of ZOD
Thursday at the Zionist Cul-
tural Center.
Dr. hamburger placed emphasis
on the scholarships awarded by
ZOD with aid from the ZOD's
Philip Slomovitz Scholarship Fund.
lie reviewed the progress made in
sending young Detroiters to the
Molly Goodman high School and
Kfar Silver in Israel, the full year-
ly and the additional summer
scholarships. Ile proposed in-'
creased efforts in that direction
and stated that "this is our most
effective activity encouraging
Ile expressed pride in ZOD's
having begun the sponsorship of
the "To Israel With Hebrew" 13-
week television programs 6:30 p,m.
Tuesdays over Channel 56.
He urged continued sponsorship
of trade fairs to encourage pur-
chase of Israel-made goods_ and
on the questions of aid to Israel in
all spheres he said:
We should support fund-rais-
ing campaigns for Israel which
provide capital development
funds (Israel Bonds): funds for
social welfare programs (Allied
Jewish Campaign—Israel Emer-
gency Fund): and funds to sup-
port educational and philan-
thropic institutions in Israel. As
Zionists it is our obligation to
contribute to the support Of all
worthwhile causes that sera e to
strengthen the state of Israel,
regardless of petty political con-
siderations. Such contributions
should nit he looked upon as
gifts w hich we bestow on less
fortuntitc, at our cunt enience
and in amounts that lease our
standard of living unaltered.
This is not Zionism. Zionist
contributes because it is his ob-
ligation to assist in the growth
and development of his home
land: because as Israel grows
in stature he himself somehow
feels taller: because anything
that diminishes Israel diminishes
him: because unless his contribu-
tion means that he will forgo
some of the pleasures to which
Israel Steel Output
Gets 2 Germans' Hell)
TEL AVIV (JTA)—West German
investors will provide $5,000,000 of
a $12,190,000 project to expand a
steel manufacturing center in the
Haifa Bay„ area near Acre, it was
announced.)
An ag, -)ement was signed in
(iamb utl between two German in-
vestors and Koos'. Ltd.. the Israeli
industrial concern.
The new steel center is expected
to produce 170000 tons of steel
a year—Israel's annual require-
ment by 1975. Presently, the plant
produces only 40 per: cent of
Israel's consumption.
he has heroine accustomed, or
would like to Become accustom-
ed, he would feel that he had
lost out on an. opportunity to
express his Zionism in a mean-
ingful and important fashion.
An American Zionist does not'
say: •I have done my share.'
An American Zionist said: 'If
it is given to me to live as I do,
/in this world as it is, how can
not do much much more?' "
lily belief that this activity has
great potential for the future, and
should be pursued and expanded.•'
Proceeds from Balfour Concerts
have assisted in all ZOD under-
takings in Israel and in this com-
munity. and more scholarships
should he provided for in the years
ahead, Dr. Hamburger said.
Ile also indicated the need for
an activist Zionist movement like
ZOD to assist in every effort to
battle against prejudice and all
manifestations of anti-Semitism.
We must promote the sale of
Israeli products," Dr. Hamburger
said "Our Israeli Fashion and
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