Women's Division Successful
With $1,000 Campaign Meeting
Shown adding finishing
touches to the dessert table
at last week's $1,000 meeting
of the Women's Division of
the 1975 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign - Israel Emergency
Fund are hostess Reva Taub-
man, left, and Division Cam-
paign chairman Ruth Broder.
Meeting chairman Helen
Rice said that new pledges
announced at the "parlor
meeting" showed an increase
more than 10 percent over
t year's giving and are
ouble the amount given to
e AJC-IEF in 1973.
Making the successful ap-
peal for increased contribu-
tions were former Women's
Division president Esther
Jones, $250 meeting chairman
Edie Mittenthal, and briefing
chairman Jane Shepman.
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Purim Prayer Book Issued by Rabbis
NEW YORK—A new "Me-
gillat Esther," with introduc-
tion, new translation and
commentary by Rabbi Rob-
ert Gordis, has been pub-
lished by the Rabbinical As-
sembly for use in connection
with the celebration of Purim.
The new "Megillat Esther"
is distributed by the Ktav
Publishing House. For infor-
mation, write the Rabbinical
Assembly, 3080 Broadway,
New York, N.Y. 10027.
The 100- page booklet,
which includes the Purim
evening service, is designed
to be utilized in pre-Purim
study as well, to familiarize
Jews with the background of
the Book of Esther, the best
known and most popular of
the five Megillat (Scrolls) of
the Bible.
TIBERIAS (ZINS) — In a
recent military exercise four
brothers of a single family
participated in a parachute
jump. Two of the four had
served in a parachute bri-
gade during the Yom Kip-
pur War. The other two had
just completed their training.
Friday, January 24, 1975-9
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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AJC-IEF
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Mrs. Scaglione, who is
married to a professor of
literature at the University
of North Carolina, is an ac-
tive campaigner for the Unit-
ed Jewish Appeal.
Chairman of the Women's
Division meeting is Edith
Mittenthal, assisted by exec-
utive vice chairman Janet
Levine.
Other committee members
for the afternoon meeting
are Penny Blumenstein, Mar-
ilyn Attenson, Helen Allen,
Dulcie Rosenfeld, Marjorie
Ansell, Celia Cicurel, Mar-
lene Schwartz and Gertrude'
Willis.
Students Operate
Kosher Restaurant
CARBONDALE, Ill. (JTA)
—Jewish students at South-
ern Illinois University who
have asked for a kosher
kitchen at the -SIU Hillel
Jewish Center. here for many
years have built and are
now operating a vegetarian
kosher restaurant.
Financial support for the
project from the Chicago
and Southern Illinois Jewish
Federations also make pos-
sible a study-rap lounge, ex-
tra classrooms and a special
room for Jewish student
publication.
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make things worst, shipments of new spring and summer merchandise
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see why we have been driven to it.
HERE'S HOW IT WORKS:
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Tel Aviv U. Gains
Media Microfilm
TEL AVIV — A microfilm
collection of some three mil-
lion pages from the Ameri-
can Jewish press in English,
Yiddish, German, Ladino and
Hebrew has been acquired
by Tel Aviv University.
The collection is housed in
e library of the House of
the Jewish Communities on
TAU's Ramat Aviv campus.
Only two American Jewish
Press collections are known
to be more complete.
TEL AVIV — a Christ-
mas greetings broadcast over
Radio Cairo on Jan. 7, Al-
bert Barsus Salameh, the
Egyptian state minister for
the people's council, and one
of two Christian Copts in the
Cairo cabinet, called for a
continuation of the holy war
against .Israel. .
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Egyptian Wants
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