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Arab-Israel Conflict
in School Studies
JERUSALEM (ZINS)—The
Arab-Israeli conflict is now
part of the curriculum in
Israeli schools, according to
the education ministry. The
objective is to broaden the
students' understanding of
the issues by introducing his-
torical facts supporting, the
justice of Israel's position
and the validity of restoring
national independence in Is-
rael's ancestral homeland.
The curriculum also includes
the Arab side of the dispute.
Allied Jewish Campaign Augmented
by Appointment of Division Chairmen
Division chairmen for the
1975 Allied Jewish Campaign-
Israel Emergency Fund have
been appointed.
Sol Cicurel and Robert E.
Schwartz will serve as chair-
men of the mercantile divi-
sion for the second consecu-
tive year. Cicurel is a direc-
tor of the United Hebrew
Schools and former associ-
ate chairman of the division.
Schwartz has been active
in the division for twelve
Surmise is self-deception. years. The mercantile divi-
sion consists of workers from
the merchandising and re-
tail fields.
Joseph Garson and Irving
Laker will chair the services-
arts and crafts division. Both
were 1974 division co-chair-
men. Secretary of Federa-
tion Apartments, Garson is
also a director of the Jewish
Family and Children's Serv-
ice, and a member of Fed-
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eration's Health and Welfare
Budget and Planning Divi-
sion. Laker is a director of
The Annual
the Jewish Vocational Serv-
ice & Community Workshop.
Joel D. Tauber will head
New Year's Eve Party
the Campaign's industrial
and automotive d i v i s i o n.
at
Tauber was an associate di-
vision chairman in 1974 and
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a member of the 1974 Cam-
paign cabinet. The 1970 re-
cipient of t h e Wetsman
Award for young leaders,
Tauber is a member of
JWF's community relations
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division, and a director of
Eight-thirty in the evening
two Federation agencies, the
Jewish Family and Chil-
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dren's Service and the Jew-
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ish Community Center.
Milton Barnett and Myron
Buffet Supper
L. ,Milgrom have again been
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named real estate and build-
ing trades division chairmen.
Set-ups provided
Barnett is a director of the
Detroit Service Group and
Favors for everyone
the Jewish Community Cen-
Cost: $35.00 per couple
ter. Milgrom, an associate
division chairman of the 1973
Sponsored by Married Group
Campaign, is a member of
For Res. Call
Federation's health and wel-
Mr. & Mrs. G. Goodfriend
fare budget and planning
division.
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BERLIN — A concert was
held in the Jewish community
house in Berlin, the first of
works exclusively by contem-
porary artists. It was ar-
ranged in collaboration with
the friends of the Israel Phil-
harmonic Orchestra.
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The professional division kicked off its 1975 Allied
Jewish Campaign at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David B.
Hermelin. Gen. Amos Horev, president of Technion In-
stitute was guest speaker. Shown , above is part of the
audience, which included, front row from left: Sheila Sloan;
Richard Sloan and Arthur Howard, AJC-IEF general
chairmen; William Avrunin, executive vice president of
the Jewish Welfare Federation and Jack A. Robinson, pre-
Campaign vice chairman.
serve for the second consecu-
tive year as food division
chairman. In the 1973 Cam-
paign, he was the division's
co-chairman.
Bruce E. Thal has been re-
appointed chairman of the
professional division. Thal is
president of the Jewish Voca-
tional Service and Commu-
nity Workshop, a • Federation
governor, and a member of
JWF's health and welfare
budget and planning division.
The professional division
is the largest group in the
Campaign structure with a
roster of over 5,000 physi-
cians, attorneys, dentists,
pharmacists, accountants, op-
tometrists, health service
personnel, engineers, teach,
ers and government workers.
Morris Asher and Morris
Friedman have been re-
appointed chairmen' of the
metropolitan division. Both
Asher and Friedman have
been active in the division
for many years. Asher is a
past special gifts chairman
and a board member of the
Labor Zionist Alliance
Branch 11, and Histadrut.
Friedman has been active in
the landsmanchaften.
Edward A. Lumberg, Jun-
ior Division president, will
serve as division Campaign
chairman for 1975. Lumberg
has been active in Division
affairs for several years,
having served as executive
committee chairman in 1973-
1974 and Division vice
president in 1972-1973. He
was a division executive com-
mittee member in 1971-1972
and chairman of the junior
men's pre-Campaign section
of the - 1972 AJC-IEF.
Rabbinic Assembly
to Publish Annals
A conservative European look
Israeli . Melodies
Debut in Berlin
NEW YORK—A 75th anni-
versary volume will be pub-
lished by the Rabbinical As-
sembly in connection with its
diamond jubilee anniversary
convention to be held at
Grossinger's, April 20-24.
Edited by Rabbi Edward
Sandrow, special counsel to
the Chancellor of the Jewish
Theological Seminary and a
former president of the Rab-
binical Assembly, the book
will detail the history, guid-
ing principles and contribu-
tions of the Rabbinical As-
sembly, largest rabbinical
group in the world.
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NEW YORK (JTA)—A two-
month search in Brooklyn's
Brownsville-East New York-
Bedford - Stuyvesant • section
found some 200 remaining
Jewish families urgently in
need of a wide range of social
services of whom more than
150 were unknown to the
three agencies of the Federa-
tion of Jewish Philanthropies
involved in the pmgrant
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previously unidentified Jew-
ish poor with annual incomes
under $3,500 form the major-
ity, of Jews reached by the
pilot project. The three agen-
cies are Jewish Association
for College Youth; the Jew-
ish Association for Services
for the Aged, which has start-
ed comprehensive services to
poor aged Jews; and the
Jewish Family Service, which
is focusing on poor Jews -
under 65 and Jewish families
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