'34 Friday, April 20, 1919
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Sixty-seven percent of the
money raised by the Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund is used for
social service programs in
ft,-tael and elsewhere over-
seas.
Organize for Israel, Women Urged at Federation Forum
SAM
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AND HIS ORCHESTRA
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ARRY FREEDMAN
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Described by the guest_
speaker as "prime movers"
through their involvement
in the Jewish community,
several hundred women
attending the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation Women's
Division Spring Forum
were urged to "help the
United States in the Middle
East" by organizing politi-
cally on behalf of Israel.
Aaron Rosenbaum, direc-
tor of research of the Ameri-
can Israel Public Affairs
Committee, agreed with the
other forum speaker, Mark
Talisman, that com-
municating with their Con-
gressmen is an important
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Talisman, the morning
speaker at the annual
Women's Division event, is
director of the Washington
Action Office of the Council
of Jewish Federations.
Rosenbaum noted a
"certain rigidity" in U.S.
dealings in the Middle
East, evidenced in- what
he called the administra-
tion's continuing — and
unrealistic — focus on a
comprehenSive peace-
settlement. He called the
Israel-Egypt treaty "fun-
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ing that "the United
States has been unwilling
to face the reality that
some states are funda-
mentally incapable iof
joining the peace proc-
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need conflict with Israel
"to draw attention away
from their autocratic re-
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Nearly 300 women attended the Jewish Welfare
Federation Women's Division Spring Forum April 5 at
the main Jewish Community Center. Shown are sea-
ted, from left: Forum Chairman Francine Gold, guest
speaker Mark Talisman; Women's Division President
Dulcie Rosenfeld and standing, from left: adviser
Maida Portnoy, Associate Chairman and Program
Chairman Marcy Feldman, Vice President for Educa-
tion Diane Shekter and guest speaker Aaron - D.
Rosenbaum.
to choose Sides, Rosenbaum
said that the U.S. succeeds
only in appearing weak to
Arab states that are anti-
Zionist and anti-American.
Although peace will
exacerbate Israel's severe
economic problems,. the
price is worth it, Rosen-
baum said. "Israel's friends
in the U,S. must stress to
the administration that it is
in our best interests to ex-
tend to Israel the financial
aid she requires."
Talisman, former ad-
ministrative assistant to
U.S. Representative
Charles Vanik, gave a brief
history of the devleopment
of the United States' politi-
cal system.
The reason the Found-
ing Father decided that
Congressmen should run
for re-election every two
years was to "keep them
on their toes," he said.
Francine Gold, chairman
of forum, presided at the
all-day program, with the
assistance of Marcy
Feldman, associate chair-
man. Also on the program
were Dulcie Rosenfeld,
Women's Division
president, and Diane Shek-
-ter, division vice president,
who delivered the invoca-
tion at the luncheon session.
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MICHIGAN JEWISH
SINGLES COUNCIL will
hold a spring cabaret 8 p.m.
April 29 in the main Jewish
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singer and comedian Ron
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Coden will entertain. Re-
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a nominal charge. There is
Jeffrey Schreiber
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an admission fee.
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Junior Division
Meeting Planned
Everything you always wanted toila
know about needlepoint but werdiw
afraid to ask.
Junior Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
will hold an open meeting at
8 p.m. Wednesday in-the
main United Hebrew
Schools building.
Consumer authority June
Sears will speak. Young
adults, from post-college
age through their mid-30s,
are invited. Admission is
free.
James Stegman is the di-
vision's lecture series
chairman. Jonathan M.
Jaffa is president.
New members are wel-
come. For information, con-
tact Lilian Bernstein, di-
vision director, 965-3939.
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