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$146,000 in Israel Bond Sales Made at Dinner Addressed by Schwartz

"The oil strike has the im-
portant effect on the Israeli
balance of payments," Dr.
Schwartz said. He declared that
the Negev, where oil was
struck, will become the most
s important production area in
all of Israel.
`Without bond monies,' Dr.
Schwartz said, Israel would not
have been able to afford to
drill."
Inviting uninterrupted activity
for the bond drive, Dr. Schwartz
emphasized the double job of
providing rescue for the Jews in
Morocco and other parts of North
Africa—the direct work of rescue
through the United Jewish Ap-
peal and by providing jobs for
those rescued through the bond

Israel bond sales approximat- -of the Jewish Welfare Federal Israel and of the importance of
the recent oil findings to the
ing $146,000 were made Wednes tion of Detroit.
Julius Ginsberg, Chicago bond country's economy. He said that
day evening at the dinner at
leader, was another guest at the the investments • made in Israel
the summer home of Messrs. and dinner who spoke briefly about through bond purchases were
responsible in large measure for
Mesdame,s Max and Phillip Stoll- the value of Israel bonds.
man, on Lake Angelus, near
In his address, Dr. Schwartz the successful drillings which
Pontiac.
told of recent developments in resulted in the oil discoveries.
Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, execu-
tive vice-president of the Israel
Development Corporation, which Mekorot Will Increase Israel's Agriculture
supervises the sale of Israel
TEL AVIV, s (JTA)—The Meko- calls for continuation of the
bonds, was the guest speaker at rot Water Company, which was Kishon reservoir, pushing through
the clitfner.
established in 1937 by the Jewish another Yarkon-Negev pipeline,
Phillip Stollman, chairman of Agency, Jewish National Fund and a number - of smaller regional
the Detroit Israel bond campaign, and the Histadrut's "Nir" group, projects.
According to the Mekorot
outlined local campaign objec- announced that it has prepared
tives and announced the sub- a tin-ee-year plan which, in its planners, completion of their plan
scriptions made at the dinner. Ir- initial stage, would cost 96,000,000 in three years would. permit Is-
win Cohn presided and Dr. Israel pounds and would increase rael to exploit half of its water
Schwartz was introduced by agricultural output by an esti- potential—estimated at 1,850,000
Judge Theodore Levin, president mated $47,000,000. Mekorot's plan cubic meter annually.

effort. • .

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ROBERTA PETERS, coloratura
soprano of the Metropolitan
Opera, will appear in concert at
Matonic Auditorium, Oct. 14. The
famous singing star comes • to
Detroit in the course of her
fourth tour of the United States
under the management of S:
Hurok.

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The BOSTON SYMPHONY
will open the Masonic Auditoriuni
concert series, Oct. 22,
Charles Munch directing. :

Do all the good you can and
make no fuss about it. —DickenS

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—I

Friday, October 7, 1955

NEW 202-h.p. Thunderbird Y-8 engine

Its Thunderbird-like "GO" is yours in all Fordomatic
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176-h.p. Y-8.

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In the Fairlane Victoria (left)—as in all 18 new Fords

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America's heart in the Thunderbird (above).

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