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January 31, 1975 - Image 10

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1975-01-31

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ORT Names New Presidentat Annual Conclave

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Harold Friedman, a former
president of the United HIAS
Service, was elected presi-
dent of the American ORT
Federation at the conclusion
of its three-day 53rd annual
convention. He was first vice
president of the organization
last year.
A New Yorker, who has
long been a leader in Jewish
causes, including the United
Jewish Appeal, Friedman
succeeds Dr. William Haber

of Ann Arbor, Who had been
American ORT president for
25 years. Dr. Haber was des-
ignated honorary :president .
Friedman is chairman of
the Overseas Committee of
the Council of Jewish Fed-
erations and Welfare Funds-
He has also been active with
HIAS, and its associated
agency, the United Service
for New Americans, for
more than 25 years. He is
now chairman of its execu-
tive committee.
Friedman also is a mem-
ber of the board of governors
of the New York United Jew-
ish Appeal and Federation of
Jewish Philanthropies Joint

Campaign, and is a member
of the boards of the Joint
Distribution Committee and
the CJFWF.
Dr. Haber, who was hon-
ored at the convention for
his 25 years of service, de-
voted his life to the resettle-
ment and retraining of dis-
placed Jews of the Soviet
Union, Eastern Europe and
Africa.
During his career in Jew-
ish communal life he was
executive director of the Na-
tional Refugee Service, which
was created as the central
American organization for
the resettlement of refugees
from Nazism. in the U.S. and
was adviser on Jewish Af-
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rector general, said $150,000
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has devoted his life to the
academic world. He also
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To meet the rising needs
for the ORT services, and
the inflationary spiral
throughout the world, the
conference found it necessary
March 25 to April 4 (10 nights)
to raise ORT expenditures
at the EL CONQUISTADOR
by more than $3,956,000 as
Las Croabas, Puerto Rico
from $ 5 1 3.00
compared with last year's
expenditures of almost $35,-
000,000.
March 26 to April 3 (8 nights)
Dr. Haber noted that about
at the FONTAINEBLEAU
60 percent of the budget,
in Miami Beach, Florida
from $495.00
more than $22,000,000, was
earmarked for Israel ORT
March 26 to April 4 (9 nights)
programs. There are 84
schools with 46,000 students
at the DIPLOMAT HOTEL
and a teaching staff of 2,800
in Hollywood, Florida
from $455.00
in the ORT network, largest
of its kind in the country. In
March 26 to April 3 (8 nights)
all, 72,000 youth and adults
at the CARILLON HOTEL
in 24 countries are expected
to attend 800 ORT job train-
in Miami Beach, Florida
from $440.00
ing, vocational education and
refugee programs this year.
March 25 to April 6 (11 nights)
President Ford, in a letter
at the
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the rehabilitation of refugees
and displaced persons in
many countries throughout
the world. Time has not di-
minished the necessity for
your important work," the
President said, "nor has it
dulled the vigor with which
you approach the challenge
of lifting people from poverty
-and deprivation."
Braude predicted an ex-
pansion of ORT activities in
1975 of about 12 percent.
"The largest part of this in-
crease," he told the 600 dele-
gates "consists of additional
students in Israel, 1,000 of
them in the enlarged network
of ORT technical colleges."
Most of the 500,000 Jews
who used to live in North
Africa have left, largely for
resettlement in Israel and
France, Braude noted. ORT
has closed its programs in
Algeria and Tunisia, but con-
tinues a limited program in
Morocco, where it still
serves 1,300 out of a total
Jewish population of 20,000.
Substantial ORT programs
are in operation in Iran and
India.
He announced plans to open
three new technical junior
colleges in Israel, and the
completion during 1975 of
phase one of the vast com-
plex of the ORT School of
Engineering now being built
on the Hebrew University
campus in Jerusalem.
Additional school buildings
are also being constructed in
Lyons, France, as well as in
Teheran, which is the center
of an ORT program serving
the youth of this Jewish
community of some 80,000.
Braude also pointed out the
recent growth of the ORT
operation in Rome, where
Russian emigres not going
to Israel, spend an average
of from six to eight weeks
before plans -are made for
their final settlement.
In a dollars and cents
evaluation of what ORT
means to its trainees, Braude
estimated that the almost
20,000 who graduated ORT
institutions last June as
skilled technicians will earn
about $40,000,000 in their first
year of work, with a rapid
progression of earnings that
are available for trained per.
sonnel.
Edward Schneider of
Brooklyn, New York, chair-
man of the ORT Technic-al
Assistance Program, who was
elected assistant treasurer,
reported on its non-sectarian
undertakings in behalf of the
U•S. Agency for International
Development (AID) and other
governments including Swit-
zerland, Denmark and Can-
ada.
Predicting that our great-
great-grandchildren will live
to celebrate the 500th anni-
versary of the state of Israel
in the year 2A73, Simha Di-
nitz, Israel's Ambassador to

10 Friday,•January 31, 1975 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS



the United States, was op-
timistic a-bout the political
future of Israel when he said
that "there is no reason for
despair, no reason for agony,
no reason to walk with our
heads down as though we
were facing imminent politi-
cal catastrophe."
-
Dinitz, speaking at the
ORT conference, admitted
that "we are facing difficult

times, but to use Dr. Martin
King's classic phrase, 'we
will overcome' our current
problems. There will always
be a state of Israel," he de-
clared, "and never again will
Jews be led to slaughter as
was the case during the Nazi
Holocaust."

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