Fridcy, July 25. 1969
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Federation Names Head Of Committee m Billio Paid By
West Germany In
Material Claims
Morion Silbcrman. a young
busin- :nnn who moved to Dado
County only IK months apo, has
been mod chairman of Greater
Mian.. Jewish Federation's Com-
munity Relations Committee. 
ri:
ed ation president Milton
is- who made the announce-
t, ttated that the Committee
t- primarily geared to co-
ig the various Jewish com-
aJ irganizationa within Dado
nt; and at Ejiming to be more
K>] .e to community needs.
f< nder and past president of
J( .' ish Federation in Palm
eh County, Mr. Silbarman has
ITM active in Greater Miami
mitteo includes representatives'
from Greater Miami Jewish Fed-
; eiation, representing the commit-'
teS at large; the American Jewish
Committee, the Anti-Defamation
I u ague of B'nai B'rith, the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress, the Rabbini-
cal Association of Greater Miami
and the National Council of Jewish
Young Women.
MOKTON UIBWMAN
s
( mn ity organizations. A hoard '
cmr of the American Civil Lib- I
. itin 1 nion and the YM-YWHA.
h.> lias iMen appointed to serve on |
Hie utive board of the Amori- .
i art J\\Lsh Committee. A member
i>l the Greater Miami Jewish Pud- :
' utioi executive committee and
h"^Hl of governors, he also serves j
on |he Family and Individual Serv-
ice Stiioy Committee and the 1969
CaBapaign Cabinet of the Com- '
busfd J- wish Apival-Israel Kmer- ;
. ney Fund campaign.
Century 21 Building
Begun On Schedule
The first phase in the building
of the Century _'l complex sched-
uled for occupancy late next sum-
mer, is proceeding according to
its planned timetable. The exca-
vation is complete and concrete is
: 1m ing poured.
In the construction of the first
"neighborhood" 1,679 1-4 x 14-inch
pre-stressed concrete pilings (laid
end to end. they would stretch ap-
proximately 12 miles i will be util-
r/td. Century 21 construction co-
ordinator A. Albert Mandel re-
ports that a pile driving rig manu-
factured by Kobe Steel. Ltd., of
Japan and licensed to Harnisch-
feger International Corp.. is pres-
ently being employed to drive the
wind wall pilings at the site of the
| first ncighl>orhood..
Century 21 is the first luxury
|condominium complex in the Unit-
' en States to have its foundation
| battened down by a Kobe pile
I driving rig. "This is just ow of a
, number of advanced construction
; methods we hope to employ," Saul
' Morgan, developer of the commu-
nity, stated.
Community Relations Com-
Miarni Hebrew Book Stori
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AELI A DOMESTIC GIFTS
brew Religious Supplies for
oogues. Schools A Privet* Uee
. 1S8S Washington Aye.
Miami Beach it 8-3840
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To combat the problem of over-
heating. Kobe has employed a
water-cooling system for its diesel
hammer, a kind of two-cycle diesel
engine, which allows continuous
operation for long periods of time
and keeps luel consumption to a
minimum.
Philip IVarlman. AIA, is the
architect for the S200 million com-
plex; Millman Construction Co. is
the general contractor and fteid
Construction is the pile-driving
contractor.
GENEVA (JTA) West Ger-
many has paid out approximate-
ly S14 billion in material claims
to individual Jews, Jewish insti-
tutions and the State of Israel
since the reparations law came
into effect in 1952, it was re-
ported here this wet k by Dr.
Nahum Goldmann, president of
the Conference on Jewish Ma-
terial Claims Against Germany.
Dr. Goldmann. who spoke at the
annual meeting of the Confer-
ence's board of directors, said.
"The Claims Conference is Hear-
ing its end. We have agreed not
to make any further demands
following the I9ti5 Schlussgesetz
(final law i." No amount of mon-
ey, he emphasized, could com-
pensate Jewry for the ravages of
the Nazi era. and the money
paid by West Germany was only
for material losses suffered.
Dr. Moses Rosen, Chief Rabbi
of Rumania, who attended the
meeting, noted that many elder-
ly Rumanian Jews who suffered
in Auschwitz and other concen-
tration camps have not yet had
their claims paid. He urged Dr.
Goldmann and the Claims Con-
ference to press the matter on
their Ix-hatf and Dr. Goldmann
replied that the Conference
would do so.
A Conference budget for the
coming year of $1.2-17.872 was
Submitted by Jacob Blaustein.
senior sice president. Its major
item is relief and rehabilitation
through the Joint Distribution
Committee. Dr. Goldmann was
reelccted president. Mr. Blau-
stein was reelccted senior vice
president, Dr. Joseph Schwartz
was reelccted treasurer and
Mark Uvcelcr was reelccted
treasurer.
Oholei Torah To Sponsor
Summer Art Auction
Oholei Torah Women's Group
will sponsor a summer art auction
Saturday evening at the Carib-
bean Hotel, Miami Beach.
The auction, which will featun
the works of Sandu I.iebman.
Frank Kleinholz, Moshe Gat rind
many others, will be conducted by
Ft win Stern.
Faitthl Chaini Mii-Atlim (1758-
1820), a finance minister to the)
I'.ish.i of Uainuseiis, organized
Acre's successful del,-use against
N;i|Mj|eon in 17!9, but the jealous
1'usha Juzzar had liiin deposed. He
was restored under I'asha Sulei-
man, but murdered on orders of
Suleiman's successor, Abdullah. Hh
Was protector of tile Jews in I'ul-
estine. (JTA)
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Please Help
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The Home's costs are sky-rocketing because o("steeply
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and food service personnel had to be raised from $1.15
to $1.50 per hour minimum.
This wag* increase alone will cost the> Home an ad-
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And we remind you thot the Home's financial problems
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The Thrift Shop, therefore, must render much greater
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Phone the Thrift Shop at 696-2101 and arrange far our
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Thrift Shop Committee
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