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Dr- Warhaftig asked the Rus-
sian cleric to persuade So, let
authorities In alias, Russian Jekws
to emigrate to Israel. The
arc h asked the Israeli minister
to support Russian Orthod ix
Couiroutot , in Israel in its prop
dispute skulk the While Rus
an patriarchate.

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And !,y Israeli t, , ehnicians and
, Limed 0. European itinera
r et arned Sunda ■
to take the
oura4e hack to the USSR.

Patriarch Pimen went directly
Jerusalem. where he was the
nest of Patriarch Benedictos.
ead of the Greek Orthodox
hurt h there.

he l'imen %1st( was proclaimed
s of .orroo. -
the
White ,
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arre,ted Sunda:,
,hen this tried to force their way
into the Intercontmental Hotel
k‘here Patriarch Pimen. Br. War-
haftiz. and Justice Minister 1'aacov -
Zerach -Warhafiikz. minister 'Shirnshon Shapiro %%ere _mesh, at
Dr
for religious affairs. and Patriarell a lonchton tendered In the Greek
Pinwn conferred Sunday- and eai-h Orthiali-x Patriarch in honor of
had a petition for the other the suiting patriarch from Moscow

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Tuition fees sary considerably in all types of schools . They range
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in congregational schools—for members—from $5 to $105
primary grades of the weekend school. The median is $20. On the
elementary !etch, in the three-day school, they range from $15 to
$165. with a median of $85. On the two-day high school level they
range $15 to $200, with a median of $60. Non-members pay appreciably
higher tuition fees than members, their median differential being
about 66 per cent.

In communal and independent schools, the median is $125 on the
three - day elementary level and $120 on the three-day high school level
It is $100 on the two-day high school level. Tuition fees are usually'
reduced for each additional child from the same family when two or
more attend the school simultaneously. Reform schools are far more
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GROSS INIEQUALITIf: From the AAJE study a picture emerges
showing that the Jewish community' must consider a plan that would
result in the equalization of support for Jewish education.

The AAJE is particularly concerned with the higher tuition fee,
le,ied by larger schools — schools with 300 or more pupils. Do larger
schools engage more qualified teachers at higher salaries" Are the
higher fees warranted by reason of quality of education offered by the
larger schools" Do the larger schools proside additional activities and
better facilities which involve higher maintenance expenditures7 . .
A
very large proportion of the larger schools e‘ade the answer to these
questions

The findings of the AAJE study strongly indicate that the larger
school is far more likely to admit only children of members. Should
this actually be the case, it could mean that 'children of low socio-
economic status may be &Trisect of a Jewish education in a growing
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exiici!ed —Is Charged in the day schools Here. tuition in primary
grades reached $1,220 a year with a median of $550 It goes up to
61.300 in the elementary school. with a $6011 median and it reaches
S1.500 in the high school. with a median of $650 For parents who
cannot affor.! to pay fall tuition.- lower range: are ,insidered
These figures throw light on the cost of the tong a child in a
The AAJE findings stress, howeser. that O.
Jewish day school
highly 'questionable w hither the tuition fees in all is ties of st
hear any relationship to the cost i.f maintaimm: the
H- While '
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study Mo., not disclose details of current Jews-I:
that there appear s to ■ i e ,ufflcom:
it ;skint.
!at . .k imn tuition ie. , — e am:
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schools (211 per cent
Because of the reluctance by a large number of -cheol: to present
details of their educational financing, AAJE consider; it compulsory
that the desired information he sought via in-depth stadies of selected
schools and communities that can he induced to cooperate.

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The veil over this secrecy has now been partly lifted—but only
partly—by the American Education Association, of which Robert II.
Arnow is president. Arnow also is president of the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency and a leading figure in numerous national Jewish
organumtisms A sample study by the American Association for Jest ish
Education. based on an s wers from 25 per cent of the 3,125 Jewish
schools — 2.893 in the L S. and 132 in Canada—reveals what appears
to be !he first relatively meaningful picture on tuition fee data.

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Dr An Ben Menahem. director
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ers there have helped confirm the
theory of continental drift Ile said
that if Moses attemptod to lead
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LIFTING THE VEIL: Jewish schools display a wide reluctance to
reveal even minimal information regarding their educational financing.
The large majority of them are not even cooperating in surveys seeking
merely to establish their tuition fee scale.

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literature and is a graduate of the
Spicer Memorial College in Indial
and Vaacoe Irani of Israel,
graduate of Hebrew University.

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