Women's Organizations Mobilized
To Support Israel Bond Campaign

Presidents, bond chairmen,
old representatives of many
Jewish women's organizations
attended a conference and des-
sert luncheon of the Woman's
Division of t h e Israel Bond
Drive, at the Davison Jewish
Center, June 14.
Mrs. Theodore Bargman, • wo-
men's division chairman, spoke
on the importance of organizing
a strong women's organization,
tit insuring realization of De-
troit's $20,000,000 quota in the
bond campaign.
Mrs. Lillian Grahm, member
of the executive committee and
speakers bureau, Miss Lillian
Fischer. women's division staff
director, Edward H. Singer,
resident manager of the Bond
office, Mrs. Max Fried, executive
committee member and bond
chairman of the Detroit Council
Bnai Brith Women, Mrs.
Ralph Davidson, co-chairman
of the women's division, and
Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich, honorary
chairman, delivered inspiring
addresses on the purpose, plans
and hopes of the bond cam-
paign.

Women active in the bond
drive in behalf of Hadassah,
Bnai Brith, ORT, Jewish War
Veterans, Pioneer Women, Jew-
ish Congress, Mizrachi, Infant
Service Group, Adas Shalom;
Bnai M o s h e, Beth Itzchock,
Home for Aged, and Temple Is-
rael Sisterhood include the fol-
lowing:

THE JEWISH NEWS

Ben-Gurion Opposes
Knesset's Immunity

Cantor Receives Degree
At Temple U. Exercises

Direct JTA Teletype Wire to
The Jewish News

PHILADELPHIA — Eddie Can-
tor was among five outstanding
citizens who received honorary
degrees at the 65th commence-
ment exercises of Temple Uni-
versity here.
Frank M. Folsom, president of
the Radio Cor-
o) oration of
r4 America, pre-
sented C a n for
for the degree of
Mesdames Joseph Ehrlich, Theodore
Bargman, Ralph Davidson, Edith Sauls,
Doctor of Hu-
Diane Hauser, M. R. Saulson, Mildred
m a n e Letters
Steinberg, P. Slomovitz, Bess Yura, Ruth
Wayne, Lorraine Lipson, Sally Kramer,
a n d described
Win. Fogel, Sarah Koenigsberg, Shirley
him as a "doc-
Monson, Ida Stein, D. Howell, Florence
Olit, Goldie Lebow, Marilyn Margolis,
tor
of morale
Max Fried Dorothy Bronson, Rose
who helps to
Katz, Gertrude Golden, Doris Cornfield,
Ethel Rosenblatt, Bette Goldman, Sylvia
Cantor sus t a i n sanity
Dreylinger, Sarah Magedman. S. Sobel,
IVI. Direnfied, Ann Rottenberg, Sophie and happiness in a hectic and
Jacob, Florence Laport, Lillian Grahm,
Beatrice Sugar, N. Michlin, Harry Kay, harried world."
Ruth Gosrnan, Sarah Levin, Sophie C.
Cantor told the graduates, the
Bloody, Shay Foreman, Wm. Burk, I. B.
Dworman, Adele Cole, Esther Bicoll, L. largest class in the history of
Dishell. Lottie Malkin, Bernard May,
Anne Gould, Betty Hersh, Celia Rosin, the University, that "only in
Shirley Zeldes, Gretchen Keywell and
America could a boy who never
Miss Bluma Levin.
finished grammar school receive
The settlements of the Huleh
Valley will be sowing cotton for such an honor."
the first time this year. A load
Any father soon learns how
of 500 tons of cotton recently
arrived from Turkey is to be little he knows when his child
used for this experiment.
begins asking questions.

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JERUSALEM — Premier David
Ben-Gurion opposed the draft
bill for Knesset members im-
munity on his first. appearance
in Knesset Tuesday. "House of
Knesset members may serve as
a center for the states enemies,"
Ben - Gurion said regarding
Mapam's opposition, adding im-
munity against searches may be
used by foreign spy organizations
to hide documents in houses of
members of Knesset.

Pharmaceutical Fraternity
Plans First Annual Picnic

Omicron Chapter, of the Alpha
Zeta Pharmaceutical Fraternity, .
is having an all day outing Sun-
day, for members and their fain-
ilies. The fraternity plans to
establish this picnic as an an-
nual affair. For further informa-
toni contact Allan Levin, WE.
4-6025 or Manuel Katzman, TE.
4-5859.

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5000 years of history

In the new State of Israel, there is a company of people whose history
goes back 5,000 years. Great civilizations have gone into dust during
these years. The Egyptian, the Babylonian, the - Persian, the Ancient

Greeks, the Carthaginians, the Roman Empire. But the people of Israel
have survived them all — as they have survived war, homelessness,
tyranny and annihilation.

In the face of all this, the people of Israel have established the world's
newest democracy—the State of Israel. And today, the State of Israel is
offering its first Bond Issue in the United States.
This issue marks the initial effort of democratic Israel to provide, during
the next 3 years, a place to work and a place to live in freedom for
600,000 new arrivals—new immigrants whose predecessors in Israel have
demonstrated an amazing will to survive and build.

STATE

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$500,000,000 INDEPENDENCE

BOND ISSUE

Two typos

of !bonds ars offered at par as follows:

(b)

(a) Interest Bearing Bonds

Denominated as

Capital Appreciation Bonds
Denominated as

Fifteen Year 31/2% Dollar
Coupon Bonds. Interest payable
May 1 and November 1,

Twelve Year Dollar Savings
Bonds. Maturity Value:150% of
issue amount

Denominations: $500 • $1,000
$2,500 • $5,000 • $10,000
$100,000

Denominations: $50 • $100

$250 • $500 • $1,000
$2,500 • $5,000 • $10,000

Orders for Bonds may be placed at and Prospectuses obtained from the undersigned.

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and CORPORATION FOR ISRAEL
deveropment

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