THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Ford Is Greeted
in Borough Park
NEW YORK (JTA) —
More than 25,000 people
enthusiastically greeted
President Ford as his
motorcade went through
the streets of Borough
Park, a heavily populated
Orthodox Jewish area in
Brooklyn.
He made brief speeches
outlining his programs
for more jobs, health care,
--td educational assis-
ice.
According to George
Klein, a national coor-
dinator for the Ford cam-
paign, the "President's
warm reception can be at-
tributed to his articula-
tion and concern not only-
for Israel and Soviet
Jewry, but for local needs,
such as neighborhood
preservation crime pro-
tection, better
s housing,
and aid to private
schools."
The President met ear-
lier with 150 Jewish
city-wide community
leaders.
Potential Emigres
Register at 'Expo'
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
A project called "Aliya
Expo" which aims to find
potential olim among
Jewish tourists visiting
Israel was held here last
week.
Several dozen Israelis,
themselves former im-
migrants, met with a few
hundred tourists to dis-
cuss aliya and to provide
graphic and oral informa-
tion about its various as-
pects:-
The project was or-
ganized by Tour VeAliya, a
branch of the World
Zionist Organization.
Kalman Grossman, its di-
rector, said that thousands
of names and addresses
were registered during
the two-say "Aliya Expo."
He said the names
would be sent to aliya
emissaries abroad who
are supposed to follow up
by making further con-
tacts with potential im-
migrants.
Henrietta Szold
Depicted on Medal
BERKELEY, Calif. —
Mel Wacks, numismatic
consultant to the Magnes
Museum, has announced
the selection of the first
woman to the Jewish-
American Hall of Fame —
Henrietta Szold. As for
to past eight years, a li-
ited edition art medal is
being issued to honor
Miss Szold.
Sculptress
Gerta
Wiener sculpted the dou-
ble commemorative, hon-
oring both the woman
and the organization
which she founded —
Hadassah — which is
celebrating its 65th an-
niversary this year.
The
distinctively
shaped Szold medal is 2"
in diameter and weights
over 2.5 troy ounces. They
are struck in high relief
by the distinguished
Medallic Art Company.
FOr information on ob.-
) taming the medal, write
the Magnes Museum,
2911 Russell St., Ber-
keley, Calif., 94705.
Friday, October 22, 1976 17
e_know we can -
00end,on:President • Ford.
ut who knows
a oUtjinimyCailer?
Jimmy Carter says: "Without
endangering the defense of our
nation or commitments to our
allies, we can reduce present
defense expenditures by about
$5 to $7 billion annually." We
ponder the impact of such a cut
on our military capabilities in
the Mideast...and we worry.
(May, 1976)
Jimmy Carter says": "I think
ultimately a final solution may
very well entail withdrawal of
Israel basically to the 1967
boundaries." We reflecfon that
statement...and we worry.
(June, 1976)
Jimmy Carter says: "The
legitimate interest of
Palestinians is probably the
most important aspect of the
Middle East settlement. They
ought to be recognized." We
reflect on that statement...and
we worry. (July, 1976)
Jimmy Carter says: "The
Geneva Conference might
possibly be reconvened in the
future...the major possibility is
participation by the
Palestinians, which Israel
objects to very strongly. I think
the Arab countries ought to
make that a requisite. Also, the
Soviet Union ought to be a
party to the conference." We
reflect on that statement..-.and
we worry. (July, 1976)
We are proud to be among the People for Ford
"I have known President Ford for over 25 years. He has been a staunch and true friend
of Israel and of the Jewish Community. Above all, he has always exhibited the highest
standards of personal integrity and candor. We have learned we can depend on him and
I believe he merits our strong support now."
National Chairman Max M. Fisher-Mich.
Associate Chairman
George Klein - N.Y.
Leonard Strelitz - Va.
Gordon Zacks - Ohio
Executive Committee
Members
David Beliri-Iowa,
Leonard D. Bell-Mass.
Theodore E. Cummings-Calif.
Harold Dobbs-Calif.
Leonard Goldfine-Pa.
Richard Goldman-Calif.
Alexander Grass-Pa.
Leonard Greenberg-Conn.
Merrill Hassenfeld-R.I.
Robert Hecht-Texas
Rabbi David Hill-N.Y.
Milton Hoffman-N.Y.
Herbert Katz-Fla.
Rabbi Wolfe Kelman-N.Y.
Samuel Miller-Ohio
Joseph Meyerhoff-Md.
Paul Rosenberg-Ill.
Samuel Rothberg-111.
Robert Russell-Fla.
Rabbi Herschel Schachter-N.Y.
Leonard Sherman-Ill.
Rabbi Seymour Siegel-N.Y.
Israel Singer-N.Y.
Harriet G. Sloane-N.J.
Albert Spiegel-Calif.
Peggy Steine-Tenn.
Sydney Sussman-N.J.
Jacques Torczyner-N.Y.
Herbert S. Abrams-Pa.
Charles S. Ackerman-Ga.
Irwin Ackerman-N.Y.
Bernard H. Barnet-Ky.
John K. Binswanger-Pa.
Sidney I. Blatt-Ohio
Louis Bluefield-Md.
Bernard Borine-Pa.
Robert L. Bredt-Pa.
Saul A. Bretzfield-Calif.
Dennis D. Brown-N.J.
Lee Chira-Florida
Kenneth J. Colvin-Calif.
Marvin N. Demchick-Pa.
Melvin Dubinsky-Mo.
Alan A. Ehrlich-Md.
Jerome P. Epstein-N.J.
Marshall Ezralow-Calif.
Jeanne R. Ferst-Ga.
Alfred•J. Fleischer-Mo.
Aaron Fodiman-Va.
Lulie Diane Frankel-Calif.
Richard Freundlich-Pa.
Robert Gintel-Conn.
Ruth R. Gladstein-Conn.
Guilford Glazer-Calif.
Albert Glickman-Calif.
Burt S. Haft-Fla.
Gilbert Hahn Wash.,D.C.
Sidney J. Hess, Jr.-Ill.
Rabbi David H. Hill-N.Y.
Harold H. Hines, Jr.-Ill.
Lester Hirsch, Jr.- Fla.
Richard J. Israel-R.I.
Eli S. Jacobs-Calif.
Kevy K. Kaiserman-Pa.
Alan C. Kauffman-Pa.
Burton 1. Kauffman-N.Y.
R. F. Kaufman-Mich.
Norma Kipnis-Fla.
Joseph Kleinbaum-Fla.
Stuart Kline-Pa.
William Kliska-Calif.
Sara Ann Kossberg- Texas
Daniel R. Kursman-Pa.
Sally Kurtzman-Calif.
Sidney Lansburgh-Wash.,D.C.
Lewis E. Lehrman-Pa._
Vrem D. Levens-Kansas
Albert L. Levy-Calif.
Lester A. Levy-Texas
Milton Levy, Jr.-Texas
William Lowenberg-Calif.
Donald S. Lowitz-Ill.
Rabbi Simcha Lyons-Mo.
William M. Marcus-Mass.
Robert Meltzer-Texas
Michael Mo Mitchel-Ill.
Mervin G. Morris-Calif.
Maxwell M. Rabb-N.Y.
Alfred L. Rabiner-Texas
Eugene J. Ribakoff-Mass.
Adolf C. Robinson-N.J.
Ann Robinson-N.J.
Morris J. Root-Pa.
Jaclyn B. Rosenberg-Calif.
Sidney Rosenberg-Calif.
Marcin A. Rosenblum-N.J.
Edward H. Rosen-Pa.
Frederick M. Rothberg-Fla.
Sidney J. Rudolph-Fla.
Mrs. John Sapinsley-R.1.
George L. Saul-Pa.
Daniel A. Schmerling-Pa.
Melvin L. Schottenstein-Ohio
Sidney H. Schreter-Md.
Alan E. Schwartz-Mich.
Bradley W. Schwartz-N.Y.
Donald P. Sheldon-N.Y.
Stanley L. Sloane-N.J.
Dave Sommer-Pa."
S. Ty Steinberg-Pa.
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Arnold Stern-Pa.
Phillip Stollman-Mich.
Irving I. Stone-Ohio
Gerre Stfauss-Mo.
Eugene M. Strauss-Mo.
John W. Uhlman-Mo.
Patricia Uhlman-Kansas
Saul Volchok-Pa.
Irving E. Weinstein-Pa.
Leslie H. Wexner-Ohio
Edward J. Winkler- Ky.
Dr. George Wise-Fla.
Jacques Zinman-Pa.
Philip Zinman-Pa.
George
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THE PRESIDENT FORD COMMITTEE, JAMES A. BAKER . III . CHAIRMAN, ROYSTON C. HUGHES, TREASURER