1V4plinee Enna Allocations to Joint
Cullum-nil Appeal at 49 Pet- Over '71
NEW YORK—A dramatic its welfare funds to the new- JCA became operational, we!-
response by the American ly created Joint Cultural Ap- fare fund allocations have
Jewish community through peal, evidenced by a signifi-
otale I more than $216,000,
cant increase of nearly 50 as compared with 5144,935
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A COCKTAIL per cent in allocations, was in allocations from the s e
reported by Rabbi Daniel communities to the JCA's
Jeremy Silver, president of n'ne constituent agencies in
the National Foundation for 1971.
Jewish Culture, the adminis-
Commenting on the in-
trative arm of the JCA.
creased allocations, Dr. Sil-
I In the six months since the ver said, "Not only does this
increase in the level of com-
munity giving insure new
SPECIALIST
vitality and outreach to our
IN
cultural institutions, it also
VOLKSWAGEN
signals at long last an
AND
awakening and maturity as
PORSCHE CARS
to the key role these agencies
play in the enrichment of
American Jewish life."
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The JCA is the united in-
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strument for seeking morc
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adequate funding by local
Jewish federations for nine
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national Jewish organiza-
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tions: the American Acad-
Alfons G. Rehm,
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emy for Jewish Research;
American Jewish Historical
Society: Leo Raeck Insti-
tute. Conference on Jewish
Social Studies; Congress for
Jewish Culture; Histadruth
Clients
Ivrith of America: Jewish
Publication Society of Amer-
ica; VIVO Institute for Jew-
ish Research; and the Na-
tional Foundation for Jewish
Culture.
Calling the 50 per cent in-
'keg I Ill
i )roSperouj
crease
phenomenal re-
sponse in a year when allo-
/letc ?lVellr
cations to other national
agencies have
ve been at a
• virtual standstill," Rabbi Sil-
Ruben Golci, C.L.U. 8 Associate
ver cited as major factors
for this new momentum the I
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endorsement of the JCA by
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the board of directors of the
354-6630
Council of Jewish Federa-
tiors and Welfare Funds
(CJF) at its quarterly meet-
ing in March and the earlier
Idwasitcmusarrrs blurt/AL. art Illasuftwas couraare a 5
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endorsement by the Large
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JL City Budgeting Conference
(I.CBC), which had called
for a "dramatic upgrading
of allocations" from local
welfare funds to provide the
• cultural agencies
with a
viable level of community
support.
Using the early community
allocations as a base, Dr.
Silver projected that as a
result of the creation of the
Joint Cultural Appeal 1972
would be a banner year for
Jewish cultural agencies. lie
was confident that the pace
set by these first reports
from cities will be equaled
or improved during the com-
ing months when most wel-
fare funds decide on their
allocations
TEL AVIV — A thorough
research is being made by
the works of Saul Tchernik-
ovsky — his poetry, prose,
essays, translations and let-
ters—by Tel Aviv Univer-
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lab ze to draperte5 and md'allation
toe all typo- of iornrwrical, rental and
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literature.
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Jewish Groups
Try to Aid Troubled
Argentina Schools
—
The financial distress of Ar-
gentina's Jewish school sys-
tem has led major Jewish
organizations convening here
to launch- a drive to collect
5700,000.
The system has lost more
than 2,000 pupils, despite a
loan from an Israeli bank
and grants from the Joint
Distribution Committee and
the Jewish Agency.
According to the JDC's
1971 annual report, the Jew-
ish school situation "deter-
iorated" last year and "faced
a financial crisis"— largely
from the "collapse of the
community cooperatives,"
w hich contributed
$2,000,000
a 'ear to the system.
At the time of the report,
there were 18,000 pupils in
Jewish i:chunk in Argen-
t. v,ht..lt h5 — 5(10,000 Jews,
BUENOS AIRES (JTA)
of them in
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