• THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, October 20, 1918

Regional UJA Launches 'Operation Renewal'

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(Continued from Page 1)
by declaring that the role of
addressed the several
U.S. Jewry attests to a
sessions and the sym-
major share in the
posia conducted on a
emergence of Israel and
variety of subjects.
that the need for vigilance.
Irwin Field, national
remains as strong as ever in
UJA chairman, addressing
protecting Israel's security.
the Saturday luncheori ses-
Dr. Leon Fill joined
sion, called for coordinated
with Irwin Field in pre-
efforts in behalf of Project
senting the needs ir her-
Renewal and outlined its ob-
FULL TIME
ent in Project Renewal.
jectives as follows:
Dr. Max Lerner delivered
PROTECTION
FROM
Project Renewal is aimed
the principal address at
at 160 neighborhoods in Is-
• Burglary
Sunday's sessions.
rael containing 300,000
• Vandalism
An aspect of the confer-
persons, nearly 10 percent
• Fire
ence that gained commen-
of the Israeli population.
dations was the participa-
• Personal Attack
Project Renewal's goal is
Shown at the UJA East Central Regional Corder- tion of members of Hillel
to raise $400 million in the
foundations on campuses in
U.S. and $200 million in the ence of thesUnited Jewish Appeal last week in South- cities representated at the
At A Price You Can Afford
field
are,
from
left,
top
photograph,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joel
rest of the Diaspora during
conference
and
the
active
the next three years, out- Tauber, guest speaker Abba Eban, Mrs. Edie Mittent- role of youth thus sig-
Automatically Notifies
N O IFONE
within seconds Police Dept.
side the regular United hal and Merle Harris. In the bottom photograph are nalized.
a Fire Dept. Central Office
Jewish Appeal - Keren UJA General Chairman Irwin Field, Mrs. Jane Sher-
Participants in the ses-
man and Max Fisher.
Hayesod campaigns.
Hidden Wire Installatio,
sions included Max M.
lk
Israel will match the which made progress in last the Egyptian and American
You Won't Know
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Fisher,
Samuel
Haber,
Dul-
funds raised and expend winter's peace talks , im- leaderships in their ap-'
We've Been There
cie
Rosenfeld,
Martin
Cit-
$860 million to build or possible.
proach to the Middle East rin, Prof. Zvi Gitelman of
emergency reporting system with 24 hr. protection
renovate housing; $250
Until recently, Eban said, problems. They alternately the University of Michigan,
million for new conunu- Sadat refused to consider approached the needs and
AMERICAN PROTECTIVE
Honigman, Ruth
nity facilities such as the problem of Israeli secu- attitudes of American Jews Daniel
ALARM INC.
Broder
and
Jane
Sherman.
schools, parks; rity, "This Israeli obsession
synagogues, day care with hills (Kissinger called
and centers for the aged; it Israel's Humalaya Corn-
and $90 million for voca- • plex)."
tional training, job guid-
He lauded the U.S. for its
ance, services for the el- third-party role and joked
derly, tutoring, home that there was such stifling
management and family intimacy at Camp David
guidance.
"they would have signed
Abba Eban, former Israel anything to get the hell
foreigp minister and am- out."
bassador to the UN and the
He said an Israeli-
U.S., who was introduced by Egyptian peace agree-
Louis Berry, spoke at the ment is hard to grasp for
dinner meeting Saturday people who have lived
night attended by more under seige for 30 years,
than 550 participants.
and is an achievement
Eban said that Egyptian greater than the price .
President Anwar Sadat's an achievement of Israeli
visit to Jerusalem last No- policy and Jewish sol-
vember "was the moment idarity.
that separated our future
Joel Tauber presided at
from our past." He added, the Saturday dinner meet-
however, that Israel will not ing and a traditional Hav-
approach regional harmony dala service was conducted
unless "we separate from by Sharon Hart.
the past."
A provocative session
"If we were not strong, the dealing with the current Is-
same thing would happen to rael political situation
Israel that has happened to opened the sessions at the
Christians in Lebanon, and Sabbath dinner Friday,
to the Kurds in Iraq."
Merle Harris presiding. The
Eban lauded Sadat for two guest speakers at that
"breaching the wall of session were John Stoes-
Arab rejection and Is- singer, professor of political
raeli suspicion." He said science at City University of
no other national leader New York's Hunter College
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vested himself from his- of political science at
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tory.
Fletcher School of Diplo-
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At the same time, Eban macy, Tufts College.
Especially when they're Lender's Bagels and Philadel-
criticized Sadat's volatility,
They dealt critically with
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combinations like these:
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