Friday, Ws. 17, 1972-21

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Fisher's Report Points to Social Achievements;

Army Releases 12,500 Acres for Civilian Use

Support for Israel and Wilkes-Barre Victims,

JERUSALEM—An exami- raeli army frequently uses
nation of the Israel army's these areas for training, es-
training areas in Judea and pecially since it transferred
Samaria has led to a deci- many military camps to east
sion to release for civilian of the former Israeli-Arab

for Day Schools Aid, Youth Involvement Cited

Max M. Fisher, retiring there are more."
■ helped Wilkes-Barre, with the
use more than 12,500 acres, borders.
He placed emphasis on the I cooperation of its courage-
president of the Council of
a considerable part of which
Jewish Federations and Wel- responsibilities tow a r d Is- ous citizens to emerge again
is cultivable and the re-
fare Funds, in a "State of the rail's needs and reiterated from the calamitous situa-
E. Germany to Mark
mainder, pasture land.
Council" evaluative address th pledges to carry on these tion.
Military sources stressed 1 -leilie AntliVertiary
in which he reviewed the to ks.
As chairman of the Jewish
that the relinquishment of
COPENHAGEN (JTA) —
nalyzing the many social Agency's . new world board of
last three years' CJF accom-
IRVING BLUR
the training areas was part East Germany will celebrate
p lishments, welcomed Balti- services, the aid to the aged, directors, Fisher spoke with
"to seek
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the
175th anniversary of the
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m orean Irving Blum as his the child care and family an assurance of wide co mint of Jewish educational of
birth of Heinrich Heine, the
successor and called mm assistance programs. Fisher o p e ration about the w erk to o r o g r a m i n 4 and he de-
"manifically
qualified to reviewed the help that was strengthen I , raiA's partner- ,lured tnat many nhildren " '‘ 1, ' 4 '' Srr" 5 l"'I''' ''" n in German Jewish poet, on Dec.
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these ar..,. •
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carry on the work to which given through the CJF to the ship with the Diaspora.
! still are getting a minimum
of his
editions
Special
flood sufferers in southern
!h..
!rainin_:
all of us are committed."
Reiterating his deep into - of aewish training. On this , A:: ,,,..ein, -
West Bank ' %sort,. Hill he published and
Joining in condemnation of New York and northern red in ■ .fforts to involve the point, he again emphasized air a, ai .
the ransom tax imposed by Pennsylvania. and especially youth in communal acti‘A- the importance of the exist. , I , ;;re ..',, ni f'2:t.tti./0 a': -. a ..Prary prize in his name
,,,ii be awarded.
mg guidelines for financing muss:) 1111 , •1;1!1%:1h1•. 1110 I ,
Russia on emigrating Jewish the aid that was given ties. Fisher declared:
intellectuals, Fisher pointed Wilkes-Barre. "For the first "We are putting new em- the day schools. lie warned
out that in spite of it "nearly time in Federation history. phasis on efforts to bring • against complacency in deal
25,000 Jews have come out 1 we were faced with the need young people into our basic mg with the serious natter'
from behind the Soviet Cur - I, to extend massive disaster community institutions; not ' of assuring the success of the
fain of Silence in the last 10l help to one of our own Amer- just as observers or limited day school program.
Fisher especially com-
months, and we are con- I ican Jewish communities." apprentices, but as partial-
Presents PRINCE EDWARD
vinced we will yet see morel he said, and told how Fed- pants in community respom mended the executisc vice
3 4 Coot writ., Mu/thing Pools
Philip
and 'we will work to see that' oration's staffs and funds sibility, on our boards and president of CJF,
Is Colors anti Velvet
We are Bernstein. for his coolierati•e'
committees.
key
• it01,1i1 volore Boots
reaching out to a greater de- efforts and his efficient
• < olored Shirts
gree than ever before to ow rection of the Federations'
• Formal • ,, r ,
high school and college ynlrr. functions.
borterns
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and tiles
Messrs
They are learning moth
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and we are learning much
dames Alan E. Schwartz and
Mandell I.. Berman as hosts,
the process."
Hailing the establishment the Detroit delegation and a
YORMAL PAR 101111V• WE AR
TO
for Jewish number of their associate, t
Institute
of
the
SO DOES
life as a CJF division, Fisher in social services who were
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called it a supreme test of :former Detroiters attended
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plish the creative ideas it i after the Sabbath neat. It
of Men • So,f.
has set out to achieve. was a traditional gathering
Sportc000•
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He gave special attention i of the Detroit delegation at
to the plans for the advance- ∎ the C.11, assembly

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