36 Friday, August 27, 1982

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Opponent Claims Findley
Lacks 'Objectivity' on M.E.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. —
U.S. Rep. Paul Findley (R-
Ill.) has lost his objectivity
on Middle East issues, ac-
cording to Dick Durbin,
Findley's opponent in the
November election.
Durbin cited Findley's re-
cent denunciations of Israel
and longtime support of the
PLO as evidence of the Con-
gressman's biased views.
In a telegram to President
Reagan earlier this month,
Findley asked for a halt in
military aid to Israel, charg-
ing that Israel had misused
American weapons during
the invasion of Lebanon.
"Rep. Findley, despite the
fact that he is the ranking
Republican on the House

29 Years of Service to JNF Remembered a
on Retirement of Director Percy Kaplan

Middle East Subcommittee,
clearly cannot appreciate
the dangers that Israel faces
from its hostile neighbors,"
Durbin said.

Announcement of the re-
tirement of Percy Kaplan as
the executive director of
Jewish National Fund in
Michigan was made at the
August board meeting of
the JNF.
Born in Winnipeg, Kap-
lan began his career serving
in Jewish organizations and
institutions in Canada.
After completing his edu-
cation at the University of
Manitoba, St. Johns College
in Winnipeg, and the Win-
nipeg Hebrew Schools, Kap-
lan taught Hebrew and
Sunday school in Winnipeg
and Toronto while serving
in Canadian Young Judea
and helping to form the

Pray for Rain

JERUSALEM — Weath-
ermen still can not explain
the end of last winter's se-
vere drought in Israel.
With farmers facing
water rationing, a large
group of Orthodox Jews
climbed the Mount of Olives
in Jerusalem and prayed for
rain. The heavens opened
and the drought ended.
The weather forecasters
say no rain was in sight
when the rains came.

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He served as librarian
of the Herzl Public Li-
brary in Winnipeg and
Young Judea Library in
Toronto, as well as editor
of the Winnipeg Jewish
Post and Toronto Jewish
Standard. He is profi-
cient in Hebrew and Yid-
dish and has contributed
articles to publications in
those languages, as well
as in English.

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by Edward Rosenthal, a
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Kreisky Denounces Israel

BONN — Israel commit-
ted "gigantic crimes" _dur-
ing its invasion of Lebanon,
according to Austrian
Chancellor Bruno Kreisky.
Kreisky made the
charges in an article in the
West German weekly mag-
azine Stern.
"I want nothing more to
do with this Israel," the ar-
ticle said. "Israel stands
morally naked. Its leaders
have shown their true face."
Kreisky wrote in the arti-
cle that he had become par-
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with the Palestinians. He
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in 1943 to work for the
Jewish Federation and
Jewish Welfare Fund. He
served as regional director
of the Jewish Theological
Seminary and United
Synagogue of America, and
contributed his services to
the Chicago Medical School
and Chicago Israel Bonds.
He was named executive di-
rector of Detroit JNF to suc-
ceed William Hordes in
February 1953.
He has increased the JNF
annual income from
$90,000 to over $650,000
while increasing the
number of trees planted an-
nually by Detroiters from
10,000 to over 150,000.
Among his innovations
were the annual JNF tes-
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can Friends of Haifa Uni-
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the Zionist Organization of
America, Mizrachi and
Bnai Brith. He is a member
of Cong. Shomrey Emunah.

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since 1963; establishing
Young Women of JNF; and
helping to found Hillel Day
School. He has
strengthened JNF ties to
other Jewish institutions by
initiating the annual Bnai
Brith Presidents Brunch
and the Landsmanshaften
Purim celebrations.
Kaplan began the cus-
tom of planting trees in
Israel and giving certifi-
cates to honor Jewish
school graduates, con-
firmands, Bar and Bat
Mitzva celebrants, an-
niversaries, and other
occasions, and has coop-
erated with religious
leaders by working
through synagogues and
Hebrew day schools.- He
also instituted JNF
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