Declaring that one of the basic problems facing Jew(##) youth in Europe who seek to rehabilitate themselves is that of securing food, (##)hing and shelter while studying, the closing session of the World ORT Union ap(##ed to Jewish communities throughout the world to provide these youths with the (##)ssities of life.
The central board of the ORT also asked the J.D.C. to “give consideration to (##)e basic needs.” ORT leaders from many countries in Europe and from the U.S. and (##)da attended the meeting.
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