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!i s • ,•\ pla,ned
the
\ gency new immigrant pro- ra ms
has increased a total of S130,000,000.
Immigrant housing for example
has increased over S100.000.000.
Higher education has increased
S5.000.000. Health services have
also increased nearly 55.000.000
The need to continue these vital
programs is obvious. Cash is urg-
ently needed to provide new im-
migrants with services in housing,'
education welfare and health pro-
grams . . . services they must
have now; services that must begin
immediately upon their arrival in
Israel. The unprecedented need for
cash that exists must be answered,
and answered quickly."
He concluded, "We must under-
stand and answer these needs by
stimulating an increase in our
cash flow. When a member of the
cash committee calls you — re-
spond—keep the promise."
Youth on
the More
Leslie Klein, a junior at Flint
Central High School, has been
named a winner of the "Youth
Ambassador" competition spon-
sored by the Michigan Week Youth
Day Committee. The winners were
chosen from area high schools as
the students who have done the
most to make the community a ,
better place in which to work and
live.
Richard S. Harris has received .
his bachelor's degree from Oberlin
(Ohio) College.
Roberta Arenson and Bary B.
Boren are among entering fresh-
men named as Regents- Alumni
Scholars at the University of Mich-'.
igan. The students are selected ,
annually from the incoming fresh-
man class for their academic
achievement and potential contri-'
bution to the U. of M. community.
Scholars to Propose
Model Law on Right
to Leave Any Country
NEW YORK—The Jacob Blau-
stein Institute for the Advance-
ment of Human Rights has joined
with the faculty of law of the
University of Uppsala, Sweden.
and the International Institute of
Human Rights (Foundation Rene
('assin), in sponsoring a three-day
international colloquium on the
right of an individual to leave any
country, including his own, perma-
nently or temporarily.
The colloquium will take place at
the University of Uppsala June 19-
21. Leading legal scholars, inter-
national officials, and representa-
tives of universities and of govern-
mental and non-governmental or-
ganizatiens are expected.
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Dinner. S p rn
12-11adassah Board Meet-
ing, 12:30 p. m , Miller
Road Club House.
I3—Bnai Brith Women Paid
Up Membership Lunch-
eon-12:30 p.m., Temple
Beth El.
15--JWVA Luncheon, 12:30
—Beth Israel Board of
8
Education Meeting,
p.m.
Bnai Brith Women Flint Chap-
ter will hold a spring luncheon
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Temple
Beth El. A musical skit, "Mine
Israel's Silvertime," will be pre-
sented in honor of Israel's 25th
anniversary and the chapter's paid-
up members. The skit, written by
Mrs. Jack Kippelman, is directed
by Mrs. Sid Kramer and choreo-
graphed by Mrs. Alfred Rosenthal .
Accompaniment is by Mrs. Eliza-
beth Beals and properties by Mrs.
.
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Dr. Peter Kronick has been
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Richard Benison, luncheon chair-
man. Included in the cast will be
Mesdames Harry Karsh, William
Portnoff, Sheldon Sher and Damor
Mitshkun. Guests may pay at the
door, and a babysitter will be pro-
vided. Officers for the year are
Mesdames Hy Klein, Jack Kippel-
man, Sam Gutterman, Irving Wise-
man, B. Epstein, Leonard Meiz-
Freeman. Harry
lish. Donald
Karsh and Gerald Leiter. Board
members are Mesdames Geoffrey
Blum, Ted Goldberg, Sheldon Sher
and Edward Goldberg.
Ann Lebster Chapter of Hadas-
sah is planning a benefit theater
evening Wednesday at Whiting
Auditorium when Jan Peerce will
perform in "Fiddler on the Roof. -
At an afterglow in the tiniverSity
Club. all guests may meet Peerce
and the cast. For tickets, call Mrs..
Gerald Reznick, 694-1404.
Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary
of Flint has elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. Alex Kal-
mar; vice presidents, Mesdames
Jerome Yale. Joseph Fishier and
Lester Wal'erstein; secretaries.
Mesdames Gordon Saber, Mike
Wisnudel and Frank Alexander.
treasurer. Mrs. Joe Rittman: ho3pi-
tal co-chairman, Mrs. Irving Kirs-
baum: chaplain. Mrs. Raymond
Braver; guard. Mrs. Ira Scho:
The right to leave and return
conductress, Mrs. Sam Wilson:
to a country is contained in the
patriotic instructress. Mrs_ Herbert
Universal Declaration of Human
Koenig: historian. Mrs. Ruben
Rights, the sponsors declare, and
Wisnudel: and trustees. Mrs. Sid-
is one of the most fundamental
ney Witkow and Mrs. Jake Kivano-
of all rights. However, it is
ski. Also committee chairmen Nies-
severly restricted in some coun-
dames
Joseph Fishier, Irving
tries, and various impediments
Wiseman, Morris Steinman. Abra-
exist in others.
At the colloquium, authorities on ham Hertz. Mike Wisnudel. Na-
human rights will examine inter- than Baum, Raymond Braver.
national and national laws and Irwin Shapiro, Gordon Sober. Irv,
practices and propose a model law. ing Berner. Herbert Koenig, Mar-
The chairman of the colloquium tin Sober and Jerome Yale.
are Svante B. Bergstrom, dean of
the faculty of law of Uppsala.
Rene Cassin, president of the In-
ternational Institute of Human
Rights, and Morris B. Abram.
Gary Bernard. son of Dr. and
chairman of the administrative
council of the Jacob Blaustein In- , Mrs. Allen Bernard, will be called
to
the Torah Bar Mina 9 a.ip
stitute for the OklatiqtrieptEuf
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Rabbi Gilbert Kollin of Cong
Beth Israel has been active as
writer for Jewish publicatioappr in
the past year. His articles have
appeared in Conservative Judaism,
The Jewish Spectator. Midstream
and The Reconstructionist.
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