Three Big Events Planned
To oost Israel Bond Sales

Three gigantic, national. pro-
grams, °designed to step up the
sales in the United States of
Israel bonds are planned during
the coming weeks, the first of
which will be held Saturday
evening to Monday, at Shore-
ham Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Many Detroit leaders will at-
tend this parley—the third an-
nual National Economic Confer-
ence for Israel.
Abba Eban, Is-
rael Ambassa-
dor to the
\United S t a tes
and delegate to
the United Na-
tions, and Dr.
Israel Goldstein,
president of the
American Jew-
ish Congress
and World Con-
federation of
Horowitz General Z i o n-
ists, will be the major speakers.
Other leaders who will deliver
major addresses at the three-
day sessions are David Horowitz,
governor of the new Central
Bank of Israel and former Fi-
narice Minister; Harold J. Gold-
enberg, Henry Morgenthau, Jr.,
and Julian B. Venezky.
The conference is called ex-
pressly to review Israel's eco-

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nomic progress and to plan the
final phases of the Israel bond
drive.
Local figures who will partici-
pate in the bond parley are Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Bargman, Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Stollman, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter S. Goldstein„
Samuel S. Simmer, Miss EvelyriP
Axelrod, Mrs. Sam L. Goodman
and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Berris.
A celebration of Jerusalem's" j
3,000th anniversary, scheduled)
in New York's Madison Square
Garden on Oct. 20, is another
event in the intensive bond pro-
gram.
Eight members of Israel's Par-
liament, led by Zeev Shepher,
deputy speaker of the Knesset,
will participate. They also will
appear in a number of American
communities on behalf of the
bond effort.
Former president, Harry S.
Truman, will be guest of hOnor
at a public rally in Chicago o
Nov. 28, in the Chicago stadium,
it was announced this week by
Judge Henry L. Burman, chair-
man of the Chicago Bond Com-
mittee. The rally will be Mr.
Truman's first appearance at
meeting sponsored by a Jewish
group since he became a private
citizen.

* Reuven Dafni

ISRAELI CONSUL IN NEW YORK CITY

Cantor David Kusevitsky

WORLD-FAMOUS CANTOR

at a

TESTIMONIAL I INNEI?

Reuven Dafni

In Honor of

Harry Sc umer

STATLER HOTEL

Grand Ballroom

Tuesday, September 29

Women's Committee to Aid Balfour
Ball; Schedules Luncheon, Sept. 29

Wyn Garden, soprano, will rations for the 21st annual Bal-
present a group of Israel songs four Ball, to be held Saturday,
at a dessert luncheon sponsored Nov. 14, at Hotel Statler.
The musical portion of the
program is being arranged by
Julius Chajes, of the program
committee of the Zionist Orga-
nization, sponsors of the Bal-
four Ball. Appearing with Miss
Garden will be Vivian Kozepn
at the piano.
Welcoming the dessert lunch-
eon guests and chairing the pro-
gram will be Rabbi Moses Lehr-
man, ZOD president.
This year's Balfour Ball Com-
mittee is headed by Harry Cohen
and A. C. Lappin.
Purchasers of Ball tickets—
Julius Chajes Wyn Garden
which may be secured at Zion-
by the Zionist Organization of ist House, 11345 Linwood, To.
Detroit, 1 p.m., Tuesday, at Zion- 8-9413—contribute toward sup-
ist House, 11345 Linwood at port of the Zionist Organization
Lawrence.
program in Detroit and nation-
The luncheon will give wom- ally. Through the ZOA, efforts
en members of the ZOD and are made to interpret Israel's
leaders in related groups an op- position in the world scene, to
portunity to hear of plans for bring Jewish youth closer into
the 1953 season, to visit Zionist the picture and to gain new sup-
House and to learn of the prepa- port for the Jewish state.
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Epstein Heads Committee for Barkley
Appearance at Adas Shalom on Oct. 1

Nathan R. Epstein, an execu-
tive of Keystone Oil Refining
Co., has been appointed chair-
man of the arrangements com-
mittee for the appearance of
former Vice-President of the
United States Alben W. Barkley
at Adas Shalom Synagogue, Oct.
1, it was announced by leaders
of the congregation. Epstein's
co-chairmen are Manny Lax and
Ira Kaufman.
The "Veep," a leading expon-
ent of American friendship for
the State of Israel, will deliver
an address on "Israel—Its Pres-
ent and Future." Currently ful-
filling the role of "Private Citi-
zen," he is now a leading tele-
vision commentator over a ma-
jor network.
The arrangements committee
for the Barkley visit includes
David B. Aaron, Irving Acker-
man. Norman Allan, John A. Al-
len, Julius E. Allen, Herman S.
Avrin, Dr. Ruben H. Babcock,
Julius Berkowitz, Samuel M.
Bez, Max Biber, Morris A. Birn-
dorf, Norman Cottler, Albert M.
Egrin, Mrs. Arthur Gellman,
Nathan I. Goldin, Peter S. Gold-
stein, Mrs. Herbert Harris, Mrs.
Philip Hellman., Abe Kasle, Mrs.
Joseph Katchke, Sam Katkin,
Arthur Kepes, Allen H. Kraft,
Jule Kraft, Philip Langwald, Jo-
seph Mandell, Manfred Moser,
Harold Nelson, Samuel Pernik-
off, Albert Posen, Gerald Rosen-
bloom, William Rossen, David

Safran, Hyman Safran, Morris
L. Schaver; Harry Schumer, Ru-
dolph Shulman, William Shulak,
Mr. and. Mrs. Samuel S. Simmer
Harry Sosnick, George Spoon,
Morris Sukenic, Earl H. Victor-
son, Lloyd Weingarden and Mey-
er Weingarden.

at 6:30 P.M.

MORRIS L. SCHAVER,

Dinner Chairman

Cantor David Kusevitsky

*DIETARY LAWS OBSERVED

AUSPICES: Labor Zionist Organizations of Detroit

For Reservations Phone TO. 8-3073 - WO. 2-5091

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leading citizen in De-

troit, Harry Schumer, has been

in the forefront of every cam-

paign affecting the Jewish

people. President of the Arlo-

'waif Branch of Forband and

OiairmOn of the Israel Hista-

driit Committee for many years,

he has achieved note for his

work in the Allied Jewish Cam-

paign, the Jewish National

Fund and many other philan-

thropic organizations.

Mr. Schumer was cited dur-

hag the war years by Henry

Local Phi Sigmas
To Host Conference

Phi Sigma Sigma sorority, of
Wayne University, will play
host to divisional conference
chapters at a parley Oct. 9 to
11, at Park Shelton Hotel. Be-
sides regularly scheduled busi-
ness meetings, a dinner-dance
is planned on Oct. 10.
Heading the sorority's activi-
ties and leading the convention
will be Mildred Sherman, ar-
chon; Gloria Greenberg, vice-
az:than; Serena Feuerman, bur-
sar; and Lydia Bachrach, scribe.
Out of town guests at the
conference will include Augusta
Skirboll, grand archon; Lenore
Mankoff, division four advisor;
Diana Maglin, division three ad-
visor. Guests also will arrive
from Winnipeg, Manitoba;
Pittsburgh, Syracuse, D a 11 a s,
Lexington, Ky., Columbus, Mo.,
and other cities.

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 25, 1953

Morgenthau, Jr., former Secre-

tary of the Treasury, for his

work on United States Bonds

and he has served os Co-Choir-

man for State of Israel Bonds

for the Labor Zionist Move-

ment in our city since the

inception of the Bond Issue.

In this capacity he has helped

to make available over a mil-

lion dollars from that organiza-

tion to the new Jewish State.

For his deep interest in

improving the lot of his fellow

man and for his heroic efforts

on behalf of the State of Israel,

we poy him tribute.

Harry Schumer