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3 Groups •Report Additional Israel
Bond Sales Totalling $81,850

The Israel bond drive among
Detroit organizations continued
in high gear, with three organ-
ization-sponsored meeting last
weekend adding a total of $81,-
850 in bond purchases.
A total of $73,700 in bond sales
was reported at a dinner meet-
ing and rally at which Chief
Rabbi Isar Jehuda Untennan of
Tel Aviv spoke under auspices of
Mizrachi, Religious Groups and
Congregatons. An Israel bond
parade of stars, sponsored by
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council, reported $8,-
150.
Organizations continued indi-
vidual and group solicitations to
bring 100% reports on their
quotas to the final report meet-
ing of the current drive, Thurs-
day, Jan. 10. Pierre Van Paas-
sen will speak.
The 10 chapters of Pioneer
Women are devoting meetings
to Israel bond sales and there
will be follow-up personal so-
licitations of members. Pioneer
Women, who already boast the
highest percentage of bond-
owning members of any organi-
zations, are shooting for 100%
coverage. Mrs. Harry Kay heads
the bond effort in Pioneer Wom-
en and Mrs. Michael Michlin is
co-chairman.
LZOA workers, led by bond
committee co-chairmen Morris
L. Schaver and Harry Schumer,
plan to continue solicitations.
LZOA is within sight of its goal
of $450,000 in cash sales by year-
end, and 400 new bond pur-

chasers since Nov. 11.
Many Bnai Brith lodges report
100% and over fulfillment of
their bond quotas, declares Sam-
uel W. Leib, bond chairman of
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council.
ZOD bond workers will cli-
max the week-long dedication
rites of Zionist House on Dec.
30 featuring Shoshana
Individual solicitation of Ha-
dassah members continues un-
der leadership of Mrs. Samuel
Croll.

To Honor Bride-Elect
At Reception Dec. 24

At its recent election meeting,
ROBINSON FAMILY CLUB
e 1 ec t e d Clarence Guttentag,
president; Joseph Blackman,
vice-president; M o 11 y Sinai,
treasurer; S. Schuldinger and
Helen Manis, secretaries; and
Edythe Ainbinder, hospitaler.

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MRS. LARRY COLLINS

"14. Jest
ai /ha Zand
ihall

Phyllis Joan Silberman was wed
to Larry Collins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob B. Collins, of Detroit.
The wedding took place Dec.. 16,
and Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt
officiated.
Following a wedding trip to
New York, the young couple are
residing in Detroit.

—

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Friday, December 21, 1951

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.1 of Israel is the UNITED JEWISH APPEAL. Its primacy in this
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United States and the organizations through which they operate.

WHE MAIN CHANNEL

This primacy is based upon the tremendous scope of the activi-
ties which are carried on in Israel through United Jewish Appeal
funds. These funds are the backbone of the Jewish State's huge
Immigration, colonization and absorption program. UJA dollars
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immigrants who have come to her shores since the establishment s
of the State in May, 1948.

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tion of the hundreds of thousands of additional immigrants who are
expected to arrive in Israel during the next three years. UJA dollars
will also help make possible the expansion of Israel's agricultural pro-
duction, the key factor in the drive to make Israel self-sufficient in food.

Warranted and Unwarranted Campaigns

In addition to the United Jewish Appeal, certain other well known
organizations with established traditions of constructive work in Israel
can legitimately lay claim to public support in the United States and
elsewhere.
But occasionally individuals and organizations launch new cam-
paigns in behalf of Israel, enterprises of special and limited char-
acter. These enterprises are not always constructive and the claims
put forward in their behalf are not always warranted by facts,

The Authorization of Drivel;

As a direct result of demands by the organized Jewish communities
of the United States, and with the support of the Government of Israel,
the Jewish Agency for Palestine set up in 1949 a COMMITTEE ON CON-
TROL AND AUTHORIZATION OF CAMPAIGNS. The function of the Com-
MITTEE is to scrutinize all proposed campaigns in behalf of Israel with
a view to establishing the validity of their claims and their general
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LOS ANGELES, (AJP) — A
one-time German refugee re-
turned to his home from post-
war Germany with the restitu-
tion of a huge garage and other
property confiscated from him
by the Nazis during the Hitler
regime.
Louis Serlin, an active worker
in the United Jewish Welfare
Fund, reported upon his return
that he had experienced little
difficulty in regaining the prop-
erty from a German court. The
garage, estimated today at more
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Charge '7 New Haven Youths

MISS MARCIA LEE GLAZER
At a ceremony in the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Marcia Lee, to Gerald Walter
liam E. Silberman, of Dayton, 0., Sinkoff, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Sinkoff of Highland
Ave. A reception will be held on
Dec. 24, from 7 to 11 at 2252
Highland, in honor of the young
couple. Relatives and friends are
invited.

Knights to Audition Youths
For Jan. 12 Amateur Show
Professional entertainers and
an amateur show will be features
of an affair to be held by the
Knights, a teen-age club of the
Davison Branch, Jewish Center,
on Jan. 12, at the Woodward
Center. Auditions for the ama-
teur show will be held at 7:30
p.m., Dec. 30, at the • Davison
Branch.

Mrs, Irving Arlin, program
chairman of the Ladies' Auxi-
liary of the Jewish National
Fund, reported at the last board
meeting of the organization that
arrangements are being com-
pleted for the events that will
feature the annual donor on
Tuesday evening, Jan. 29, at the
Masonic Temple Auditorium.
Georgie Price, well known en-
tertainer, will be the guest ar-
tist. A nationally known speak-
er will be announced soon.
All division chairmen are
working to make a success of
this year's donor event, accorfl-
ing to Mrs. Sidney Ravin, donor
chairman.

U. S. Jew's Property Returned by Germans

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Glazer, With Desecrating Cemeteries
of Norfolk, Va., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
NEW HAVEN (AJP)—Seven
youths, ranging in age from 14
to 16, were trapped by local po-
lice and charged with wrecking
11 Jewish cemeteries and one
Protestant burial ground in a
series of night raids here.

Larry Collins Marries
Dayton, Ohio, Girl

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At INF Women's Event

When in Doubt

The COMMITTEE will shortly announce what campaigns for Israel,
in addition to the United Jewish Appeal, will be authorized for 1952.
In the meantime, you are urged when asked for contributions by
any organization other than the United Jewish Appeal to examine
carefully the claims put forward by the canvassing group. If you
are in doubt, write to the JEWISH AGENCY FOR PALESTINE,
Committee on Control and Authorization of Campaigns, 16 East
66th Street,. New York 21, N. Y.
The Jewish Agency for Palestine urges the American Jewish public
to support the United Jewish Appeal in 1952 with utmost generosity.
The need has never been greater.

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