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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS'

Jewish Servicemen Reitiarfor Holidays

NEW YORK — Jews in
the U.S. armed forces, their
families around the world
and patients in ,Veterans
Administration hospitals
will frihrk Rosh Hashana
and Yom Kippur with help
from Jewish chaplains and
the Jewish Welfare Board's
Commission on Jewish

I aph4le wish Alliance Sought

WASHINGTON — Lead-

ers of the. National;Associa-
tiOn,for the rv,apeement of
Colored Pe' 1314;(NAACP)
and the IlniOn -priimerican
Irehretv COrnip'eg-ations (Re-
forml.aurinuithect. Tuesday
tat they w on't toward
!pairing won't between
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Chaplaincy.
Rabbi Herschel Schacter, !
chairman of the JWB Com-
mission_ on Jewish Chap-
laincy, - noted, "Since there
are only 44 full-time Jewish
military chaplains on active
duty with American forces
and 11 more at Veterans
Administration hospitals,

the nation's black and
Jewish communities.
Donald S. Day, board
chairman of the UAHC,
said divisiveness over af-
firmative action has been a
"smokescreen." He said the,
real problem is to end in-
equality.

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the commission will help
mobilite 246 civilian and
reserve rabbis as well as 172
lay'religious leaders to con-
duct Rosh Hashana and
Yom Kippur services at
every base where Jews
serve.
"Services," Rabbi Schac-
ter said, "will take place in
Europe at bases in such
countries as Spain, Ger-
many, Greece and Turkey.
In the Far East, there will

be sem:lats./a Korea, Japan,

the Philippines and
Okinawa."

The JWB Cominissioti
on Jewish Chaplaincy
provides JWB calendars;
inspirational literature
Sehhot cassettes, and, as
needed, ram's horns
(shofarim), prayer
shawls and skull caps.

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Traditionally, the first Of
the services will occur-on
the island of Guam in- the
South Pacific, just east! of
the International DateiLiiii
and since services follow the
sun, Pearl 'Harbor , in
Hawaii will be the last base
to sound the 'shofar .blast
trumpeting the end of the
High Holy Days:

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MINNEAPOLIS (JTA) --
The certainty of the future
need for more beds foi-
Jewish elderly residents of
Minneapolis, St. Paul and
Duluth has led the board of
the Minneapolis Federation
for Jewish Services to apl
prove a proposal for a second
community nursing home
facility.
Such a facility, to accom-
modate between 150 to 200
Jewish elderly, was recom-
mended by a two-year Twin
Cities study, according to
the July "The Minneapolis
Jewish Community," pub-
lished by the federation.
The plan must also be con-
sidered by the St. Paul
United Jewish Fund and
Council.

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