$1,000 Bond Founders Dinner for Israel Called
'AM to Security' by Israel Ambassador Abba Eban
the auspices of the Detroit
Calling the new Israel Devel-
opment Bond Issue "a good in- Committee for State of Israel
vestment in a going and growing Bonds, will be open to all pur-
economy," Ambassador Abba chasers of a $1,000 Develop-
Eban sent a special message of ment Bond. "Guardians of Is-
encouragement to the Detroit rael" pins will be presented
community as a forerunner of that evening to all male $1,000
his arrival here on Wednesday, investors, while "National
as guest of honor at a founders Sponsors" pins will be given
dinner for "Guardians of Is- to the women who buy a simi-
rael."
lar amount. Ambassador Eban
will present the "Trustee" ros-
In his message, the Ambassa-
dor said: "Celebrating its 6th ette to each $10,000 bond
anniversary as one of the buyer at the dinner.
world's free nations, the State
Phillip Stollman, chairman of
of Israel is far different today the Detroit Israel Bond Com-
from the wasted, war - torn mittee, said that the new Bond
country it was just a few years Issue is intended to raise $75,-
ago. As mile after mile of pipe ! 000,000 in 1954 for Israel's in-
is .laid—from the world's largest; dustrial . and agricultural ex-
pre-stressed concrete pipe plant, pansion. The next bond
within Israel's own borders — a campaigns commence simulta-
tide of green spreads over land neously in the U. S., Canada,
that lay as desert for centuries. ; Latin America and Western
From the original Indepen- lEurope.
dence Bond Issue came the Assisting St ollman in ar-
funds that enabled Israel to, rangements for the founders
come so far along a road to dinner . are: Israel Davidson,
economic independence i in so honoray chairman; Mrs. Theo-
short a time. And now the De- dore Bargman, Women's Divi-
velopment Bond Issue has been sion chairman; David Safran,
launched to help carry the j job steering committee chairman;
to completion. The interest on Mrs. Joseph Katchke, Mrs. Har-
the Development Bonds has rr Kay and Mrs. Milton Mahler.
been set at 4%. With the spade- Women's Division co-chairmen;
work of building the nation and 60 other members of the
now so largely accomplished, in- Detroit executive committee.
vestors in Development Bonds
Headquarters for the founders
have the assurance that every dinner, are at 2200 David Stott
dollar they invest goes quickly Building. For reservations, call
to build the very security of , WO 2-5091.
their investment.
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While $1,000 Bond purchases
continue to flow in for the Parlor Meeting and
'O-uardians" dinner in Detroit,
other cities have announced Luncheon Spark New
successful results in their Bond Israel Bond campaign
campaigns. Boston's opening Several parlor meetings and a
drive netted $623,900 toward a luncheon were held here this
1954 goal of $2,000,000.
week in behalf of the new Israel
Jacob Blaustein, former pres- Development Bond Issue.
ident of the American Jewish 1
In a "Guardians of Israel"
Committee, spurred the Balti-
at the Feldstein,
home of Mr.
and
more campaign with a $100,000 meeting
Mrs. Samuel
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bond purchase at a dinner at
Governor McKeldin's mansion
in Annapolis, Maryland.
The dinner here, which will
be held at the Statler Hotel
at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday. under
MILLIONS
OF BOTTLES SOLD
Northlawn, a group of persons
bought $22.000 in Bonds to hear
the noted author, John Roy
Carlson.
Leon Keyserling, economist,
who served as chairman of Pres-
ident Truman's Council 'of Eco-
nomic Advisers, delivered a first-
hand account of his recent in-
spection tour of Israel, at a
meeting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. David Safran.
George Flesch, member of the
Foreign Affairs Committee of Is-
rael's Parliament, fulfilled two
engagements on behalf of the
Israel Development Bond Issue.
He met with a group Tuesday
night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Stollman and on
Wednesday noon he addressed a
luncheon group
at Knoll wood
Country Club, in
honor of nation-
al sponsors, all
women bond
buyers who had
purchased $1,000
worth of the
new issue. Mrs.
Theodore Barg-
man, chairman
of the Detroit
Israel Bond Bartley Crum
Women's Division, was the
luncheon hostess.
At the meeting at the Stoll-
man, home, $50,000 worth of
bonds were sold.
Bartley Crum, author and in-
ternational jurist, spoke before
a group of "Guardians" in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sarnuel . W.
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Leib, and described the progress
he had seen in Israel directly
credited to Israel bond dollars.
Louis H. Schostak and Milton
Weinstein assisted the Leibs in
arranging this meeting.
Statement by Flesch
In a statement he made upon
his arrival here, Mr. Flesch em-
phasized that Israel desires
peace, and expressed the view
that Arabs seek to perpetuate
the Palestine problem in order
to make matters difficult for
Israel. He expressed anxiety over
thearming of Iraq by the United
States and said 'that a strong
Israel would mean peace in the
Middle East.
`Under God' Added to
Pledge to the Flag
The United States Senate last
week adopted the resolution,
proposed by Senator Ferguson,
adding the words "under God"
to the pledge of allegiance to the
Flag. The pledge is to read: -
"I pledge allegiance to the
flag of the United States of
America and to the republic for
which it stands, one nation un-
der God, indivisible, with liberty
and justice for all."
Sponsors of the measure in the
House of Representatives, which
is to act upon it before it is put
into effect, are Detroit's Con-
gressmen ,Rabaut and Oakman.
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