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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, April 25, 1980

Settlements 'Dilemma,' Vocational School Emphasis
Mark ORT Symposium; Irving Nusbaum Re-Elected

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Progress attained by the
ORT movement in provid-
ing vocational training for
youth in many lands and a
symposium on the current
Israeli problems, with em-
phasis on the settlements,
marked the annual meeting
of Detroit Men's ORT, held

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Sunday at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
Irving Nusbaum was re-
elected president of the
Men's ORT, which has es-
tablished a record of being
the largest chapter in the
country, membership-wise
and in services rendered.
The symposium wa§ in-
spired by the address of the
principal speaker, Dr.
William Haber, who
suggested that the audience
air views on many matters
currently disturbing public
opinion.
The resettlement prob-
lems were given special
consideration, a number
in the gathering ques-
tioning the "timing" of Is-
rael's approach to the is-
sue.
On this score, Paul Zuc-
kerman defined the issue by
indicating the dangers to Is-
rael's security if settle-
ments are not pursued. He
called for unity in American
Jewish ranks to defend
these rights which he said
has the overwhelming sup-
port of the Israelis.

enrolled 100,000 students
in 700 schools in 24 coun-
tries.
Jerome C. Hirsch read
a list of more than 25 par-
ticipants in the schol-
arship program and
awards in the form of
plaques were made to the
donors.
David Page reported for
the nominating committee.
In addition to Nusbaum, the
other officers elected are:

Harry Platt is honorary
chairman of the board.

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Vice President - treasurer,
Richard Burnstein; vice
president - secretary, Dr. Conrad
Giles; vice presidents, Leonard
E. Baron, Norman Folbe, David
B. Holtzman and Dr. Sidney
Lutz; board of directors, Harry
B. Aranow, Louis Berry, Burton
Farbman, Dr. Harvey M. Fires-

IRVING NUSBAUM

Dr. Haber was critical of
the White House and State
Department roles on Israeli
issues.
Pointing out that "ORT
never abandoned the
Jewish communities of any
countries they served," Dr.
Haber related how the
movement stepped in to
serve Polish Jewry during
the very critical years when
that community was
rapidly disappearing. He
said it was one of the many
symbols of indicating to
Jews that they are not for-
gotten.
"It symbolized our
China-Israel
concern for the few sur-
Ties Denied
vivors of a large commu-
PEKING (ZINS) — China nity that became the
has denied reports circulat- largest mass grave in
ing in Tel Aviv that it was world Jewish history,"
going to send tourists to Is- Dr. Haber said.
rael. The Chinese reaf-
He said that Golda Meir
firmed their opposition to then gave the endorsement
diplomatic recognition of Is- of the Israel government for
rael.
such a program by ORT.
The Chinese People's
Dr. Haber joined Nus-
Daily called the reports "ly- baum in urging a large. De-
ing rumors" to "shake the troit delegation to attend
unity between the Chinese the ORT Centennial Cele-
people and the Arab and bration in Jerusalem May
Palestinian peoples."
27-June 6.
"The Chinese govern-
Nusbaum, in his annual
ment and people resolutely report, told of the progress
support the just struggle of made by ORT globally and
Palestinians and Arab the local contributions to
countries to recover their the movement. He spoke
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