THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS - Students Appeal Allocates $50,000 UJA Cash Collection Tops First Quarter Total in 1974 JERUSALEM (JTA) — The United Jewish Appeal cash collections for the first quarter of 1975 exceed those of the same period of the previous year by $12 mil- lion, UJA General Chair- man Frank R. Lautenberg told Israeli correspondents. Lautenberg and UJA Exec- utive Vice Chairman Irving Bernstein spent an intensive 48-hour period in top level meetings with Israeli gov- ernment officials and Jew- ish Agency executives last week. • NEW YORK (JTA) — The North American Jewish Students Appeal, the fund- raising agency for six inde- pendent national Jewish student organizations, plans to allocate some $50,000 during its current fiscal year to the six groups and to non-constituent beneficiar- ies. The appeal's current fis- cal year ends next June 30. So far $9000 had been allo- cated to date this fiscal year to the appeal's six constitu- ents. Two non-constituent ben- eficiaries — Davka maga- zine- in Los Angeles, and T'chiya, a New Y.prk-based student group preparing educational materials for Soviet Jews now living in the United States, have been allocated $1,000. The appeal receives funds from Jewish federations. foundations and individuals. Friday, April 11, 1975 11 He revealed that at this point of the 1975 campaign, cash collections already to- tal $70 million as against $58 million for the first three months of 19.74. Lautenberg termed this effort as "a testimonial to U.S. Jewish commitment to the deep concern in the American Jewish commu- nity." He noted that lack of liquidity had not prevented American Jewry from hon- oring its obligation to Israel. Lautenberg and Bern- stein met over the weekend with Premier Yitzhak Ra- bin, Treasurer Yehoshtia Rabinowitz, Jewish Agency , Based on a best-selling novel, the movie -portrays a -relentless pursuit by a young Dutch journalist to infiltrate and unmask a se- cret, underground Nazi or-. ganization in West Ger- many plotting to supply Nasser's Egypt with the technical means of destroy- ing the state of Israel. The film's hero is shown collaborating with a team of Israeli agents and advisers, one of whom is Simon Wie- senthal; who in real life heads the famed documen- tation center in Vienna which is dedicated to bring- ing Nazi criminal fugitiveg to justice. or more on SCM IBM OLIVETTI Add 'n Type 342-7800 399-8333 TAMAROFF GIVES UNBEATABLE DEALS ON NEW BUICKS - OPELS - HONDAS `Odessa File' Film Banned in _Vienna VIENNA (ZINS) — Pres- sure by Arab diplomats here has resulted in a ban on the showing of the En- glish film, "The Odessa File." SAVE S1100 Chairman Pinhas Sapir, • Jewish Agency Treasurer Leon Dulzin, Jewish Agency Director-General Moshe Rivlin and others. • LEASING — ALL MAKES • GUARANTEED USED CARS • MOTOR HOMES • DAILY RENTAL . • BODY SHOP—AAA RATED BUICK TAMAROFF • SERVICE OPEL HONDA 353-1300 TELEGRAPH NR. 12 MI 9th ANNUAL ISNAI BAITH PRESIDENTS' BRUNCH In cooperation with the Jewish National Fund Mrs.. Maynard Kalef, President, Women's Council LODGE PRESIDENTS 1974-75 HARVEY OLSON Albert D. Tucker - Samuel Grant SAt FREEDMAN Albert Einstein FLOYD BORNSTEIN Brotherhood SAUL CHUDNOW Centennial JOEL F. GARFIELD Couplets WILLIAM GROSS Detroit JACK FINE Detroit Louis D. Brandeis ISADORE GOLDFARB Detroit Louis Marshall Detroit Suburban HARRY OBERSTEIN Detroit Sholem Aleichem MYER MANDELBAUM Downtown - Fox THEODORE SEGALL Eddie Jacobson SAM HASSIN Harry B. Keidan ERNEST SHAW Henry Morgenthau .GEORGE BRODER Israel NORMAN S. MOSS Ivan S. Bloch LEWIS M. SILVER L'Chayim BERNARD STAHL Maurice C. 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EUGENEPALII, MRS. LOUIS UNATIN Zeiger , Gershwin (Pro-Tern) .. ,. Honoring the Presidents, Metropolitan Detroit B'nai B'rith Men's and Women's Councils, the Lodge and Chapter Presidents, and -the Inauguration of the New Council Past-Presidents Forest • SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1975 10:00 A.M. CONGREGATION BETH ABRAHAM-HILLEL 5075 W. Maple Rd. West Bloomfield, Mich. 48033 (Registration Begins 9:30 a.m.) Guest Speaker (Men's-Council) • Louis Barden Victor. Bloomfield - Alfred H. Bounin Jack Caminker • Morris Direnfeld Jess Feiler Julius Kahn Sidney Karbel Harry N. Katz Sol Moss Harry Pearson Milo Rappoport Louis Rosenzweig David I. Rosin Isadore Starr Louis Weber Harry Weinberger Milton Weinstein Melvin Weisi Harry -Yudkoff Maurice Zeiger* James N. Lakei. Samuel Leib Maxwell M. Lowe* 'deceased - Members of. Family and Friends Invited ELIGIBILITY: Planting 2 or more Trees ($3.00 each) Per Reservation ADMISSION INCLUDED. David Levine, President, Men's Council (Women's Council) Mrs. Harry (Dorothy) Bodzin Mrs. Philip (Charlotte) Edelheit Mrs. Sidney (Betty) E-idelman Mrs. Philip (Bea) Fealk Mrs. Charles (Jean) Galinsky Mrs. Alfred (Mickey) E. Lakin Mrs. David (Evelyn) Levine .Mrs. Alan (Ida) Nathan Mrs. Henry (Lil) P. Onrich Mrs. Jack (Mollie) Sayles Mrs. Leonard (Tillie) Sims Mrs. Al (Ida) Stein BRUNCH CHAIRMEN Sol Moss Mrs. Felix Rosenzweig COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRMEN Meyer Littky Mrs: David Freedman The Honorable Yaacov Morris Minister of Information Israel Mission to United Nations. Associate Chairmen: Karl Berg Leo Hack Julius Berkowitz Harold Jaffa Charles Fink Max Kushner Consultant Lou Segel Executive Director — Dennis J. Rice