Congressman Gerald Ford Ntrongly Defended Israel I THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 19, 1973-35 Reform College of Jewish Studies Offers Adult Education Courses At the convention of the Zionist Organization of America in Pittsburgh, Sept. 4, 1971, Detroit delegates conferred with Congressman Gerald Ford of Grand Rapids, minority leader of the House of Representatives. Rep. Ford told the delegates that the Nixon administra- tion will adhere to a policy of support and defense of rael. Conferring with him are, from left,: Mrs. Joel Congressman Gerald Ford of Grand Rapids, who has been named for the post of vice president is a consistent supporter of Israel's position and the country's needs for defense. Ford reaffirmed his strong- ly sympathetic attitude to- ward Israel after his nomin- Hamburger, Dr. Sanford Bennett, Dr. Joel Hamburger, Dr. Sidney Leib, Louis Panush, Dr. Bernard Weston, Mrs. Louis Panush, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, Dr. Alex Friedlaender, Mrs. Norma Hudosh, Carmi M. Slomovitz, Mrs. Sidney Leib, Mrs. Jack Greenberg, Mrs. Sanford Bennett and Dr. Jack Greenberg. ation for vice president, de- on behalf of Israel, has been great power to consolidate its Glaring that the U.S. should honored nationally by the grip on this vital region — he provide military assistance to Zionist Organization of Amer- made this statement: protect Israel's existence and ica at a major function in "We all know that Israel's security. Cleveland, and he gave a 120-mile coastline is in fact He h as spoken extensively policy speech at the ZOA defended by the U.S. Sixth convention in Pittsburgh on Fleet against any outright Sept. 4, 1971. Soviet ambitious intervention, At the ZOA's Pittsburgh just as Israeli soldiers and convention he said that "Is- airmen man the ramparts of rael stands in the path of the the free world in Israel it- historic Russian drive to the self." south . . . that it is neither in The Detroit delegation had the national interest of Israel a brief conference with Con- nor of the United States—nor gressman Ford after his ad- of the Arabs — to permit on? i dress to the convention. Jewish Vocational Service Opens New and Larger Suburban Office REP. 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Another parttime staff member will coordinate the n e w Federation - sponsored Project "JOIN" — an intern- ship program for college youth which will function in two phases during the winter months at the University of Michigan Hillel and during the summer at various De- troit Federation communal agencies. counseling activities, JVS plans to continue and in- crease its group programs, which include Project "Re- turn" for women planning to enter the labor market. All employment and coun- seling services, plus a full range of vocational rehabili- tation services, continue to be available at the main office, 4250 Woodward. For information on JVS services, or for an appoint- ment, call Detroit, 883-8100, or Southfield, 557-5341. Registration for the College of Jewish Studies, combined adult education program of the Metropolitan Detroit Federation of Reform Syna- gogues, opens Wednesday evening at Temple Emanu- El, beginning at 6:30. Cantor Arthur Asher, dean of the College of Jewish Studies, said 17 adult courses will be offered, including classes in beginners and ad- vanced Hebrew, Yiddish, Jewish history, Bible, Jewish education, music of the syna- gogue, archeology of the Bible, development of the Jewish religion, rabbinic re- sponses to modern Jewish problems and introduction to Judaism. Most courses are offered on 14 Wednesday evenings. In addition, four courses are offered on Thurs- days at 1 p.m. MAGICIAN Available For All Occasions 20 years 'experience MAGICAL MEL 547-2464 The course in basic Juda- ism is designed for prospec- tive converts. Some 40 50 persons usually are enrolled in this course each semester. The College of Jewish Studies is staffed by the rabbis, cantors and educa- tors of Reform congregations in the area. 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