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Ti,' con- make "Jeta.s out of Americdns."
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Among the problems facing the
hnumg Impact of the SixDay War.
problems of estailishing Jewish .lesti,h community' is cultural den-
Mentit .. the results of roasst , e tits. tad, he said. "the tough fact
ocial change. the effect of :mien , - is that identification ilvinandt in-
'nem fandomi, arl ■ I the relationship yokement and, except in fiuml-
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Due to the great influx of enrollment at the

HILLEL DAY SCHOOL

We are happy to announce that we are able

to open additional classes

for the school year 1972-73.

At present we have additional openings in

Kindergarten, grades 1, 3, 4, 5 and 7. As soon as

we meet our quota in these areas registration

Hijack Victim Leaves
Hospital; Promises Party

TEL AVIV (JTA)—Wilfred Ran-
dowski, the German Jew who v.as
shot when disguised Israeli soldiers
liberated a hijacked Belgian :i.r.
liner here May 9, left Tel lia-
shomer Hospital with a promise to
doctors and nurses that he ue , i!,i
throw a party for all the
--
sonnet in his ward.
He also invited the "angel; In
white"—the paratroopers dre..se-t
as technicians who shot him acci-
dentally in their sudden attack.
Kardowski said he would return
to West Germany- for a rest, then
resume work in Israel in July on
his film about the Nahal, the Is-
raeli army's agricultural-military

taiirkers in the near future,
sutinm. Z.
∎ incents esocutiAo
pother issue Vincent cited was
relaltion_
,i,rei•to r of I ho
ish Comicon
mun i ls ' s
toration of LIc‘clan
, shio w ith the United Ways —1 the
Vim ent spose nn the etee7_10
organiza ions
yYelfare
ki
hrella
a :end, for Joist couirminal
in' every major city lie
imeninit i•ssion
s
,,f the ft
at
lid the primary responsibilit$ for
da, Nati, nail Conference of sies,1-11
agencies is to look 4fter
otiumina I Seri ice the first eAttr
the needs of .lewish people,; but
held in
7P0 deleQates, profits- that "preferential treatment"i for
T. Geer
the underprivileged is also the re-
sionals in the field of Jewish coca
Our sponsibility, of all men and deeply
, munity services. he said'
unit.
roo ted in Jewish tradition.
record entitles us to approach the
Jewish agenda of the '70s with the
security that comes from being in
charge of an operation that has
' performed well, but with the anx-
iety and the concern and the vigi-
lance of those in charge of an
operation in continuing peril."
"Our stubbornness in being our-
selves, on the one hand," he
. said, "and global in our inter-
The cry of a loon?
' ests on the other, lies close to the
The size of a south Tea nitoon?
heart of both Jewish creativity
Macintosh
toffee?
• and Jewish tragedy."
Biffies?
The task of the community dur-
ing the peak of mass immigration
Unca Lou?
from Europe was to make "Ameri-
Esta?
_ eans nut of Jews. - Today, he said,
the task is turned inwards ---- to

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NIIANII BEACH (.1TA, -- The
"disor- Ltanif.aatiiin of Judaism on
the Diaspora scene . ' was envision-
ed by Silas 51 tiol•therLI, of Wash-
president of the Na-
tional Federation of Jewish Men's
Clus unless there is "a greater
relimims involvement in this era
of crisis by which we can meet the
challenge in the areas of Jewish
youth education, and synagogue
i participation."
The Jewish lay leader made this
state-nent in his presidential report
to his organization's 43rd annual
convention at toe opening session
of its five-day convention which
-ended Thursday.
Pledging his organization to
work toward greater religious
involvement, Goldberg said "that
without a true realization that
we are Jews, and a diligent ef-
fort to achieve these goals, we
are living a life of pretense, and ,
all noble purposes, no matter
how articulately mouthed, are
hyperbole."
As a hopeful sign. he pointed out
that there is evidence that "many
of our children want religious ex-
, perienee." lie said that this is a
• mission "that cannot be ignored."
'
Declaring that from Israel's point
of stew, the summit talks in Nlos-
cow "were satisfactory. - Yosef
Tel:oath Israel's ambassador to
the ll - ruted Nations, said that Israel
!mist nevertheless continue its de-
fens, preparations even
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It is crateful for 'the present era
of relatisis
Tekoah re- •
rimed the 1972 award for distin-
sersice to Joy. ry.

How about:

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Shooting a rapids?
Your toothbrush on boon-doggies?
Just the 9 of you and all that wilderness?

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Zalman Shazar to Speak
at ZOA's 75th Convention

NEW YoRK -- Israel President
Zalman Shazar will address the
75th national jubilee convention
of the Zionist Organization of
America this summer in Israel.
Shazar will he among the prim
cipal speakers at the convention's
banquet July 18 in Tel Aviv. He
also will attend the convention's
opening session July 13 at which
Israel Prime Minister Golda Meir
and Herman L. Weisman, presi-
dent of the ZOA, are featured
speakers.

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