WA to Pass '67 Totals
3 Times Over Fisher
said the UJA-United Israel
Appeal figure to be reached
was $1,250,000,000 — $750,-
000,000 from U. S. Jewry and
$500,000,000 from the rest of
the world.
By the end of November
there would be $600,000,000
in cash and a further $200,-
000,000 in definite pledges
since the Yom Kippur War
broke ut, Fisher said.
TwoMore-
Memorials
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
last two memorial services
for those who fell in the Yom
Kippur War were held Sun-
day at the Ghetto Fighters
Kibutz for 146 fighters, and
at Beersheba where 206
soldiers were buried. Senior
officers and army chaplains
eulogized the dead.
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Bar Mitzva, due to take
place in a few months. The
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interrupted 12 years ago, also
is in Israel.
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HUMANITARIAN AWARD
LEONARD WOODCOCK
Eminent Champion of His Fellow Men
DR. WILLIAM A. WEXLER
STAUNCH FRIEND OF ISRAEL
"For distinguished and enduring contributions
of a humanitarian nature"
Presentation by Dr. William A. Wexler
Honorary President of B'nai B'rith
Chairman B'nai B'rith International Council
LOUIS BERRY
WED., NOV. 28, 1973, 6:00 P.M.
GRAND BALLROOM, COBO HALL
The cause supported through the B'nai B'rith Humanitarian Award Dinner aids some 200,000
young people in high schools and colleges throughout the nation, who will directly benefit
from B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations and the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization.
Reservations for the Humanitarian Award Dinner can be made by calling the B'nai B'rith
Foundation, 21711 W. 10 Mile Rd., Southfield, 354-6100, or contact your B'nai B'rith Lodge
or Chapter.
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General Dinner Chairman
HONORARY CHAIRMEN
LOUIS BERRY
WALKER L. CISLER
B'nai
MAX M. FISHER
JOSEPH L. HUDSON, JR.
LOUIS WEBER
B'rith Foundation Committee Chairman
HONORARY CO-CHAIRMEN
Rabbi Milton Arm
Kenneth Bannon
Dr. Harold Barrie
Irving Bluestone
David Blumberg
Honorable Peter S. Brennan
Very Rev. Malcolm Carron, S.J.
Roy D. Chapin, Jr.
Nelson Jack Edwards
Henry Ford II
Douglas Fraser
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Patrick Greathouse
Honorable Roman S. Gribbs
Honorable Robert P. Griffin
Honorable Philip A. Hart
Honorable Hubert H. Humphrey
MAX FISHER
JOSEPH L. HUDSON, JR.
Ma rcellius Ivory
Honorable Jacob Javitz
Honorable Frank J. Kelley
Honorable Edward M. Kennedy
Honorable Philip M. Klutznick
Ms. Olga Mador
William C. Marshall
Emil Mazey
Bishop Coleman H. McGehee
Honorable George McGovern
George Merrelli
Honorable William G. Milliken
Kenneth Morris
Honorable Edmund S. Muskie
Honorable Charles Percy
Honorable Abraham Ribicoff
Alan E. Schwartz
Honoroble Hugh Scott
Jack J. Spitzer
Lynn A. Townsend
Thomas Turner
Dr. William A. Wexler
Bard Young
Paul Zuckerman
CO-CHAIRMEN AND DINNER COMMITTEE*
I. W. Abel
Thomas B. Adams
Mrs. Morris Adler
Mrs. Ira Albion
Norman Allan
Frank D. Angelo
John Anstandig
Eugene Arden
Maurice Aronsson
Honorable Richard H. Austin
A. H. Aymond
Louis Barden
Leonard E. Boron
Honorable Victor Baum
Mandell Berman
Harold Berry
David Bittker
A. H. Bloch
W. Michael Blumenthal
Peter Bommorito
Ludwig Boraks
Alf red H. Bounin
Horace Brown
Martin J. Budman
John Bugas
H. Fred Campbell
William J. Casstevens
Manny Charoch
David Chayne
Martin Citrin
Philip Cohen
Avern Cohn
Edward N. Cole
Frank Colombo
Honorable Daniel S. Cooper
Ross Corbit
Richard W. Cordtz
Jacques Cousin
Hyman Crystal
William M. Davidson
Donald F. DeGroot
Robert Dewar
Honorable Charles C. Diggs
Morris Direnfeld
Lawrence Doss
David Easlick
Rt. Rev. Richard S. Emrich
Honorable Jack Faxon
Mrs. Philip Fealk
Honorable Norman Feder
Joseph Feldman
Richard Fine
Murray H. Finley
Charles T. Fisher III
Edward Fishman
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Dr. Robben W. Flemming
Honorable Joseph Forbes
Leo Franklin
Sidney Freedland
Sam Freedman
Joseph Frenkel
Max Fridman
Mrs. Gordon Fruitmon
Hans Gehrke, Jr.
Martin Gerber
Sheldon Gersh
Charles H. Gershenson
William Gershenson
Honorable Martha W. Griffiths
Irvin Grodan
George E. Gullen
Dr. William Haber
Samuel Hamburger
David Handlemon
George Hardy
David B. harper
Dwight Havens
Martin S. Hayden
Samuel Hechtman
David Hermelin
Lee Hills
James P. Housewright
Mrs. Irving Isaacs
Joseph H. Jackier
Harold S. Jaffa
William R. James
Thomas J. Johnson
Rabbi Max Kapustin
Sidney J. Karbal
Herman V. Kasof f
Archie Katcher
Harry N. Katz
Sam Katz
Honorable Charles Kaufman
Honorable Nathan J. Kaufman
Honorable Damon J. Keith
Doniel J. Kelly
Honoroble George Kent
Rev. Clement Kern
John S. Knight
Harry Koltonow
William X. Kaplan, Midwest Director, B'nai B'rith Foundation of the United States
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"patriotic" neighbor notified
the KGB who interrupted the
ceremony and arrested the
father. The mohel escaped
through the window.
TO
Engineers Plan
to meet in Israel
The Congress of Engineers
and Architects will take
place in Tel Aviv as sched-
uled from Dec. 17 to 24.
The holding of the con-
gress, as planned, is viewed
as a demonstration of soli-
darity with Israel, and it
was stressed that it is more
important than ever for large
numbers of engineers, archi-
tects, town planners and sci-
entists to attend the congress.
Interested persons should
contact immediately the El
Al office, 557-5737 for infor-
mation.
Soviet immigrant, who had
to wait 12 years to be taken
into the covenant of Abra-
ham recently celebrated his
brit mila here.
In 1961, when a son was
born to a Jewish family in a
small Soviet village, there
was no mohel so the father
traveled thousands of miles
to find someone willing to
risk performing the rite.
He found a mohel who
was prepared to perform the
operation — a legal offense
in the Soviet Union. In the
You are invited to attend the presentation, of the
JDC Day Care
Handbook Goes
to Himalayas
NEW YORK — Although it
does not have the Hebrew
songs and instruction on how
to observe the Jewish holi-
days, the translation of the
JDC Handbook for Teachers
in Day Care Centers into the
language of Nepal, a small
country high in the Hima-
layan mountains, has just
about everything else.
The newest version, pub-
lished this year, is the fourth
language in which the Joint
Distribution Committee hand-
book has appeared.
The handbook was written
by Evelyn Peters, chief JDC
consultant on day care, in
1967 as a textbook and ready
reference for local kinder-
garten teachers in Morocco,
Tunisia and Iran.
Since few, if any, of the
trainees in Iran were able to
read English, the JDC trans-
lated the handbook into
Farsi, the Persian language.
Later, the book was trans-
lated into French to accom-
modate French - speaking
teacher-trainees in Tunisia
and Morocco. The Nepalese
version was translated under
the supervision of Katya
Roberts, UNICEF consultant
in Nepal.
Shortly after the first edi-
tion of the manual appeared
(it is now in its third print-
ing) the U.S. Peace Corps
reprinted an edition of 300
copies for its staff members
in underdeveloped countries.
UNICEF also sent a number
copies to various coun-
_ :es.
Friday, Nov. 16, 1973-11
JERUSALEM — A recent middle of the ceremony, a
Special to The Jewish News the current campaign. He
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
World Jewry is attaining
soaring new heights in its
financial support for Israel
during this crisis period, it
was reported here by Max
Fisher speaking on behalf of
the United Jewish Appeal.
Fisher told newsmen here
that the 1967 figures would
be surpassed 31/2 times by
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
It's_ Never Too Late for a Brit in Israel
Dennis J. Rice, Executive Director, Metropolitan Detroit B'nai B'rith Council
Erwin L. Koning
Dr. Francis H. Kornegoy
Dr. Edward G. Kroll
James Laker
Samuel W. Leib
Honorable Carl Levin
Sunder M. Levin
David Levine
Max Lieberman
Arend D. Lubbers
Ray W. Macdonald
W. E. MacDonnell
John C. McCabe
Honorable Wade H. McCree Jr.
Dennis McDermott
Thomas McMasters
William G. Meese
Norman Michlin
Charles Milan
Sol Moss
Milford Nemer
Ted Nemzin
Donald D. O'Dowd
Chester F. Ogden
Honorable James G. O'Hara
Carl Oles
Max Osnos
Jack L. Otto
Bernard Panush
Harry Pearson
Paul Perry
George Pierson
Bernard Pincus
Max J. Pincus
David Pollack
Honorable Mel Rovitz
David Redisch
J. J. Riccardo
Sam Rich
Dean E. Richardson
J. L. Richardson
Mrs. Harold A. Robinson
James M. Roche
George W. Romney
Maurice Rosender
Ray Ross
Nathan D. Rubenstein
Rabbi William Rudolph
Honorable William Ryan
Robert C. W. Sadler
Hyman Sof ran
Gerald C. Soltarelli
Mrs. Jock Sayles
Arthur C. Schott
Louis Segel
Dallas Sells
Robert B. Semple
Note S. Shapero
I. W. Sherr
Irving Siegel
Paul Silver
Mrs. Leonard Sims
Mrs. Samuel Skeegon
Eugene Sloan
Carmi Slomovitz
Phil Slomovitz
Floyd E. Smith
Jerome Sable
Ernest M. Solomon
Max Sosin
Herbert Sott
Honorable Michael Stacey
Robert A. Steinberg
C. Boyd Stockmeyer
Phillip Stollman
Honorable John Swainson
Russel A. Swaney
George Tarnoff
Joseph Tomasi
Jock A. Tompkins
Shannon J. Wall
Max M. Wayburn
Harry Weinberger
Arnold J. Weiner
Louis L. Weinstein
Milton M. Weinstein
Bernard Weisberg
Martin Weston
Clifton R. Wharton, Jr.
Edwin K. Wheeler
Ralph J. Whipple
Roy Wilkins
Mrs. Constance Williams
Honorable G. Mennen Williams
Stanley Winkelman
Mrs. Myra Wolfgang
Willis F. Woods
Charles G. Younglove
Harold Jaffa, President, Metropolitan Detroit B'nai B'rith Council
Paul Masserman, Public Relations Counsel
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