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Urgent Appeal for Israel Mdos Hitim Aid
Issued as Emergency by Detroit Mizrachi
those who must be given fi-
nancial aid to assure their
being able to traditionally
observe Passover.
Tomkiewicz stated that the
appeal is made at this time
in order not to lose time in
providing the necessary aid.
He stated that as in previ-
ous years the food packages
will be procurable from the
Supersol food markets.
"We ask for minimum gifts
of $15, the cost of the basic
food package prepared by
Supersol," Towkiewicz said.
"All the basic Passover needs
are provided in such pack-
ages, yet there is need for
larger sums to assure provi-
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UNESCO Condemnation
NEW YORK—The Israeli
Consulate has announced
that a new Israeli law re-
quires all Israeli citizens liv-
ing outside the country to
register with the near.est
Israeli- consulate.
The consulates must also
be informed when the place
of residence is changed.
In the U.S., Israeli con-
sulates are located in New
York, Chicago, Washington,
Atlanta, Boston, Houston,
Philadelphia, San Francisco
and Los Angeles.
NEW YORK — Israeli con-
struction - work in Old Jeru-
salem has been mainly to
repair the damage of 20
years of Arab control, ac-
cording to Teddy. Kollek,
mayor of the city unified af-
ter the 1967 war.
In a 30-minute filmed in-
terview which rebuts UNES-
CO's condemnation of Israel
for allegedly "altering the
imported from
historical features" of the
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Holy City, Mayor Kollek said
his principal aim has been to
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torical facts and not chang-
ing its character."
He was interviewed by
Arnold Forster, associate di-
rector and general counsel of
the Anti-Defamation League
of Bnai Brith, for the agen-
vy's "Dateline Israel" tele-
vision series. _
Mayor Kollek said that
when Israel recaptured the
Old City in the Six Day War,
it found the ancient Jewish
Quarter destroyed, some 60
historical synagogues and
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BONN — Several Nazi war
crimes trials are currently
in progress in Germany.
The Freiburg trial of Adolf
Kuhnel has ended with his
sentencing to eight life terms
for murder in the shooting
deaths of Jewish victims dur-
ing the war. Kuhnel is ap-
pealing his conviction, which
was based on affidavits of
witnesses living in Israel.
Two SS officers accused of
'participating in the slaughter
of 7,500 victims in Russia
during early 1941 are being
tried in Munich. One of the
men admitted his participa-
tion, but said he was acting
under orders and would have
been risking his life to re-
fuse.
Three of the 11 defendants
in a trial in Giessen have
been released because of ill
health, but the trial of the
remaining eight is expected
to resume in January,
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sions for so many more fam-
ilies who have fallen .into the
class of the economically
needy during the present crit-
ical time in Israel."
Supplementing the appeal,
Phillip' Stollman, local Miz-
rachi president and global
chairman of the Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity board of directors,
urged that the Mizrachi Mo'os
Hitim fund be given generous
support.
"On my several visits in
Israel, including the most re-
cent one last month, I found
a courageous Israeli popula-
tion," Stollman said. "Yet
there is an economic crisi s
that has added to our bur-
Renewing the annual ap-
peal for Mo'os Hitim funds
to assist needy families, in
Israel, D_e t-r o i t Mizrachi-
Hapoel Hamizrachi this week
declared that the emergency
existing in Israel- has created
a need for greater support of
this effort.
Zvi Tomkiewicz, executive
director of Detroit Mizrachi,
who issued the •appeal, stated
that the 0 r odox _Zionist
organization's tasks for Mo'os
Hitim during nearly 30 years
have been based, on direct aid
to needy families.
"We have the lists of bene-
ficiaries in our office and the
assistance we provide goes to
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molished, -other cemeteries
and the Wailing Wall dese-
crated.
- Gravestones from the
Mount of Olives cemetery had
been used as flooring for
Jordanian army camps and
as building materials for
houses. "They -built a public
road through the cemetery
and a hotel on top," Kollek
said., —
The mayor said he organ-
ized in 1969 a "Jerusalem
Committee" — a n interna-
tional group of - clergy, elder
statesmen, town planners,
architects and others — be-
cause he felt that "the- world
had a share in Jerusalem,"
that beautification- is not
something " we are doing
only for ourselves ... but for
the entire world."
He added that Israel has
had "some participation from
abroad in' beautification pro-
grams . but far too little."
Mayor Kollek said Israel
has extensive plans for Jeru-
salem, - beginning with the
preservation of all historical
sites, including the Tower of
David, ruins of old _churches,
Omariyad, Byzantine, and
Herodian remnants.
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Exchange Students
NEW YORK — Teachers
College, Columbia University
and its neighbor, the Jewish
Theological Seminary of
America, have agreed to al-
low their students to register
for courses at.the other insti-
tutions, subject to approval
of their faculty advisers.
The new agreement will af-
fect primarily students pre-
paring for careers in Jewish
education. Those registered -
in education at the seminary
will be able to supplement the
departmental offerings with
the wide range of courses at
Teachers College, while stu-
dents at the latter institution
will be able to take advant-
age of courses in Jewish edu-
cation, history, literature, and
philosophy, as well as Bible,
Talmud and Hebrew lan-
guage.
The cooperative plan will
also extend to library -privi-
leges, with students entitled
to use the - library of either
school while enrolled in one
or more courses in that
schOol. -
Under the resolutions adop-
ted by both schools, the col-
laborative arrangement will
be tested for a two year trial
period, after which it will be
resubmitted for modification
and possible extension.
Gen. Sharon
Resigns Seat
Hasidic Tots Placed
for Army Post in NY Day. Care
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Gen. Ariel Sharon, the Yom
Kippur War hero and leader
of Likud, resigned his limes-
set seat Sunday to assume a
senior command position in
the army reserve. He said
his action was prompted by
the deteriorating political
situation in the Mideast and
No limits are set to the the likelihood that Israel will
ascent of man, and the loft- face a new war in the .near
iest precincts are open to all. future.
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dens. The traditional Mo'os
Hitim fund provides an op-
portunity to uphold the hands
of even the most fortunate
who have been affected by
the new conditions.
"Such aid is supplementary
to the funds by participants
in the major philanthropic
undertakings. I am confident
that Detroit Jewry again will
implement these vitally need-
ed funds."
Contributions to the Miz-
rachi Mo'os Hitim Fund
should be sent to Detroit Miz-
rachi, 23125 Coolidge, Oak
Park, Mich. 48237. For addi-
tional information, call the
office, 398-7180.
NEW YORK (JTA)—The
JeWish Child Care Associa-
tion placed 22 children from
hasidic families in family
care programs, enabling
mothers of such families to
'work - and provide income
needed to raise the large
families of such Jews.
The day care program
places the children in homes
of other hasidic families,
assuring the working parents
that their children will be
handled with full respect for
hasidic traditions, according
to -Mrs. Clara Horowitz, ad-
ministrator of the program.
Most of the Hasidic moth-
ers enabled to work through
the day care program are
teachers in Orthodox schools.
The program is carried out
jointly by the JCCA in co-
operation with the Eisman
Day Nursery, a privately-
supported agency.
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