Never, "for the sake of Yeshiva U. Scholar Studying Spread of English to Israel
24—Friday, Noveniber 1, 1974 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
peace and quiet," deny your
NEW YORK (JTA) — A vice president for academic nations were chosen for the
own experience or convic-
tions.—Dag Hammarskjold. two-year study is underway affairs, and distinguished,uni- study because they–are repre-
at Yeshiva University to de versity research professor of sentative of those "young na-
termine what factors are •in- social sciences, is directing tions which are currently
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volved in the spread or con- the study, funded by a Ford stressing the protection and
tainment of the English lan- Foundation grant of $59,400. development of their own na-
guage in foreign countries' Dr. Fishman said the three tional languages." •
with particular emphasis on
Indonesia, India and Israel.

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U.S. and Canada High Holiday
Bond Appeals Net $40 Million

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NEW YORK — Special ap-
peals conducted in syna-
gogues throughout the United
States and Canada during
Rosh Hashana and Yom
Kipptir have produced a total
of $40,000,000 in Israel Bonds,
the largest amount of Itonds
ever subscribed during a
High Holiday period since
the inception of the Bond
program.
Rabbi Leon Kronish, chair-
man of the national rabbinic
cabinet of the Israel Bond
Organization, said a record
number of more than 1,000
synagogues of all three
branches of Judaism partici-
pated in the appeals, held in
most synagogues during the
Yizkor service.
Emphasizing the key role
of the rabbis and lay leaders
of congregations, R b i
Kronish declared that their
record-breaking achievement
this year was due chiefly to
a concerted effort to enroll
a maximum number of in-
dividuals and families in
Shomrei Israel, the honor
society . of purchasers of
$1,000 br more in Bonds.
-A Torah mantle made in
Israel to memorialize Israel's
war dead was awarded to
those synagogues that ren-
dered outstanding participa-
tion in the High Holiday ap-
peals.
The High Holiday program
was conduCled u n d e r the
leadership of the national
zabbinic cabinet of the Israel

Bond Organization headed
by Rabbi Kronish and by his
three Co-chairmen: Rabbis
Balfour Brickner, Pesach Z.
Levovitz and David H.
Panitz.
The three rabbinic associ-
ations—the Rabbinical Coun T
cil of America, Rabbinical
Assembly and Central Con-
ference of American Rabbis
— actively supported t h e
Shomrei Israel Bond pro-
gram urging every member
family of every congregation
to subscribe to Israel Bonds
in an amount of not less than
$1,000 as "a demonstration of
solidarity a n d unswerving
support for the people of
Israel."

Hebrew U. Forum
Promotes Arab,
Jewish Relations

JERUSALEM — Arab-Jew-
ish co-existence was demon-
strated before a forum of
Europeans when a group of
13 Jews and Arabs, affiliated
with the Hebrew University's
Martin Buber Adult 'Educa-
tion Center, recently partici-
pated• in a sensitivity semi-
nar in Berlin.
' The Israeli group was com-
prised of educators and pro-
fessional , people from East
and West Jerusalem, Acr
and Haifa who have been ac-
tive in -promoting joint Arab-
Jewish cultural and social
projects since the Six-Day
War.
Sponsored by the adult
education department of the
Free University of Berlin,
the international seminar had
a total of 40 participants from
Belgium, Denmark, England,
Finland, Ireland, Israel, Swit
zerland and West . Germanyt
For 12 days, the partici-
pants met in sensitive en-
counters and work group ses-
•sions from morning to eve-
ning, thrashing out problems
of inter-personal relations,
prejudices and aggressions.
During the daily, close con-
tacts, the participants watch-
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