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Yehudci Blum
served six years, Prof. Blum in-
tends to return to his position at
Hebrew University.
For information, call the Techn-
ion office, 559-5190.
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recognized at Federation meeting
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The Detroit Chapter of the
American Technion Society will
hold its 36th annual celebration
at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 8 at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek marking the 60th
anniversary of Technion, Israel
Institute of Technology. Prof.
Yehuda Z. Blum, Israel's former
chief delegate to the United Na-
tions, will be the guest speaker.
Prof. Blum was born in Europe
in 1931. At age 13, he was de-
tained in the Nazi concentration
camp of Bergen-Belsen. He re-
ceived his formal training at the
Hebrew University in Jerusalem
and at the University of London,
where he earned a doctorate in in-
ternational law.
In 1968, Blum became professor
of international law at Hebrew
University. He served at that post
for.ten years until Prime Minister
Menachem Begin appointed him
to the United Nations. Upon leav-
ing the UN post, in which he
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Pictured above is the logo for the Federated Endowment Fund.
A new chapter in Jewish com-
Endowment Fund, said the De-
munal history will be marked at
troit program has set the lead for
the annual meeting of the Jewish
the rest of the nation in drawing
Welfare Federation at 8 p.m. Oct.
involvement of all its agencies.
22, when the presidents of all
Endowments have been respon-
Federation agencies and its
sible for many of this community's-
United Jewish Charities are rec-
most important facilities and pro-
ognized as co-signers of the Fed-
grams. The latter range from
erated Endowment Fund joint
camp scholarships to subsidized
statement of purpose.
group apartments for the elderly,
The annual meeting will take
from concerts to medical research.
place at Adat Shalom Synagogue.
An important part of the com-
Samuel Frankel will be presented
munity partnership is the Allied
with the Jewish community's
Jewish Campaign Permanent
highest honor, the Fred M. Butzel
Endowment Fund, through which
Memorial Award, and the
supporters of the Campaign may
president of Federation, Joel D.
ensure the continuity of their giv-
Tauber, will deliver remarks.
ing through testamentary gifts
In the year since the last annual
and bequests.
meeting, when the Federated
The Federation endowment de-
Endowment ' Fund was an-
velopment department, directed-
nounced, all agencies of Federa-
by George M. Zeltzer with associ=
tion have agreed to this common
ate director Anna Chapin, is coor-
effort toward a $100 million goal.
dinating functions of the Fund
The partnership of agencies
committees.
with Federation and UJC will
Serving with Berman on the
mean new resources to create
endowment policy committee are -
vital projects and services within
associate chairmen Irwin Green,
the agencies. The UJC, which
Joseph H. Jackier and Fried.,
serves as trustee of the commu-
Stollman, with Max M. Fisher as
nity's assets, will provide staff to
honorary chairman. Joining them
assist the agencies in matching
are 17 members-at-large and the
individuals' philanthropic inten-
presidents of the participating
tions with the many options
agencies. ,z
available through the endowment
Other committee chairmen in-
program.
clude Miles Jaffe, N. Brewster
Mandell L. Berman, former
Broder, Marlene Borman, Milton
president of Federation and
Lucow, Samuel Schiff and Lester
chairman of the Federated
Morris.