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Indianapolis Indiana Jewish Post (Newspaper) - November 13, 1970, Indianapolis, IndianaA 25c per copy a published weekly a $10 per Yea Indiana jewish Rostand opinion i Fin stats Quot if you let the people know they can act Inte j ndpusnd1 d state us Nils Scott to shalom. Today is Friday november 13, 1970 a ii n. Park ave. Me 4-1307 volume Xxxviii no. A by g. M. Cohen Israel Bond dinner to setting a Date for the termination of Active service of rabbi Nandor Fruchter to by Nai torah congregation Marks the end of an Era not Only for the orthodox Community but for the Community at Large. As of feb. 1, rabbi Fruchter will become rabbi emeritus and begin a 6-month sabbatical. It was not so Many years ago that rabbi Fruchter was holding Forth at 21st and Central Avenue in premises which while not so elaborate housed an Active congregation that had a sense of friendliness and warmth which is most noticeable by its absence in some congregations. From that nucleus to the move to the former Beth Al Zedeck House of worship at 34th and Ruckle and now to the handsome and most continued on Back Page 500 protest soviet treatment of jews Honor Milton Fineberg about 500 jewish youngsters and adults participated in a rally sunday nov. 8 in Holliday Park to protest the soviet governments policy toward russian jewry. From 11 30 . To 1 . Dramatic readings songs and poetry were being presented by youths from the local congregations Indianapolis hebrew congregation Beth Al Zedeck and by Nai torah and from Hillel foundation at Indiana University and the Aza and big groups. The rally coordinated by the Indianapolis jewish Community relations Council was a an at tempt to influence the policy of the soviet Union in its attitude toward mass arrests of the russian jews and the governments refusal to permit them to emigrate to Israel were cited As examples of soviet antisemitism. Rabbi Murray Saltzman spiritual Leader of inc stated that letters urging a softer policy will be sent to the soviet government by leaders of the youth groups. A greetings at the rally were extended by John Walls Deputy mayor of Indianapolis and Martin l. Larner president of the jewish welfare federation. Usy receives Honor rabbi Sidney Steiman left and Cantor Robert Zalkin present the parents Magazine youth group achievement award Honor plaque to Usy president Evie sacks. Admiring the plaque Are Mark Harris left who was Usy president during the period the award was earned and Barry Izsak who spearheaded the stamp project for which the award was presented. Indianapolis Home builder Milton Josh Fineberg will be honoured nov. 23 at the annual state of Israel Bond dinner at Beth Al Zedeck 600 West 70th Street. Fineberg Active for a number of years in the Community will be honoured for his Devotion to the Community his fellow men and the state of Israel. D r. Maurice a. Jaffe president of the Union of Israel synagogues executive Vic chairman of the a a Heschal Shlomon seat of the chief Rabbinate of Israel and a Leader of israelis National religious party will be the feature speaker at the dinner. Vitally concerned with All phases of israelis spiritual cultural political and economic life or. Jaffe is a member of the Jerusalem municipality committee for development and tourism coordinator of the chief rabbis committee for the custody of the Western Wall and jewish holy places building chairman for the great synagogue of Jerusalem a director of the Israel British Bank Hamoel a Mizrachi Bank e 1 i a z wines and other economic enterprises. The noted orthodox jewish Leader who was bom in England in 1917, emigrated to Israel shortly after the establishment of the state in 1948. He took leave from his Post As a Deputy director of the jewish National fund in Jerusalem to join the Israel defense forces As a major during the War of Independence. Together with sir Isaac w o j f s o the distinguished British philanthropist and the late chief rabbi Herzog or. Jaffe participated in 1951 in the organization and planning Quot of construction for the a a Heschal from 1956 to 1959 he was chairman of the Public committee for Jerusalem civil defense and is still a member of the civil defense Headquarters. Educated at the Man Chester Yeshiva and Manchester University where he received his . Degree and his . In Public International Law or. Jaffe was for Many years in the forefront of the British religious and zionist activities including key posts with torah a a Avo a of England the Mizrachi federation of great Britain and Ireland the Manchester zionist Council and Hamoel a Mizrachi of great Britain and Ireland. He also served for a time As rabbi of the North Manchester synagogue. During world War ii while Milton Fineberg an officer in Britain a National fire service he was seriously injured on duty in 1940. In 1941, he was appointed a spokesman for the British ministry of information and also represented the chief rabbits emergency Council to internment Camps on the Isle of Man. In 1943, he was named a chaplain with the British forces serving in various parts of the world and in 1945 was made senior chaplain to the jewish brigade. The next year he became senior jewish chaplain to the British forces in Europe. Following the War he served As a member of the political and information department of the jewish Agency in London and represented the Agency at the first International conference of christians and jews in Geneva on the subject of anti semitism. As a member of the National executive of israelis National religious party which is represented in the Cabinet of the government or. Jaffe is closely identified with the country a political affairs. He is also Active in a number of philanthropic foundations free loan funds and various charitable organizations and institutions. He is co president of the Israel head Quot office for external affairs and honorary executive chairman of the committee for Sabbath Observance. In 1968, he helped initiate and was coordinator of the first world conference of ashkenazi and sephardi synagogue held in Jerusalem. A noted authority on religious life in Israel he has written Many booklets and pamphlets on the subject As Well As feature articles for the British continued on Back Page or. Maurice a. Jaffe

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