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Goal of $1,300,000 Set
in '61 Israel Bond Drive

Dr. Baron to Address Dubnow Centenary
Observance at Center on Sunday Evening

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A goal of $1,300,000 in Detroit Women's Army of Israel, was the History" will be the theme of Nazi

Israel Bond sales was set at the
Israel Bar Mitzvah Year inaugural
leadership dinner meeting held
Wednesday evening.
• The Jewish community of
Detroit is being asked to pur-
chase $100,000 worth of Bonds
for each year of Israel's exist-
ence in the State's Bar Mitzvah

year.

Detroit's quota is its share of

the national goal of $80,000,000
for Israel's Bar Mitzvah year. In
1960 Detroit Israel Bond cash

sales totalled $1,038,000.
Israel has mapped a develop-
ment program' for 1961 which
calls for expenditures of $247,-
000,000. Bond sales, it is hoped,
will finance one-third the cost of
developing the Negev and other
under-populated areas through in-
dustrial and agricultural expan-
sion.
Setting of a quota at the dinner
meeting chaired by Tom Borman
featured a new departure in the
history of the Bond drive here.
Those at the gathering includ-
ed Israel Bond Trustees, Builders,
Guardians and Sponsors; top De-
troit Bond committee leaders and
officers of participating organiza-
tions. The event was the signal
for the kickoff of the annual
Trustee-Builder-Guardian-Sponsor
re-enrollment action in advance
of the Israel Bond inaugural con-
ference in Miami Beach.
Col. Shoshana Gershom, 'wo-
men's affairs attache at the Israel
Embassy in Washington and for-
mer commander of CHEN, the

keynote speaker.
Borman announced that new
categories of top Israel Bond pur-
chasers have been set Up, as fol-
lows: Bar Mitzvah Trustees, who
purchase $13,000 or more in Is-
rael Bonds; Bar Mitzvah Builders,
who purchase $3,900, and Bar
Mitzvah Sponsors and Guardians,
who purchase $1,300 in Israel
Bonds.
More Detroiters are planning
to attend the Israel Bond inaugu-
ral conference in Miami Beach
March 3-5. Those planning to at-
tend, besides the group already
listed, are:

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Begun, Mr .
s.
Mrs. H. Chernick, Mr. an
. R.
Meyer Cooper, Mr. and M
Fried-
Epstein, Mr. and Mrs.
Gallison,
enberg, Mr. and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ka
Bella Koz-
Mrs. Saul Kaplan, M
Laven, Mr.
toff, Mr. and Mrs. D
an, Mr. and
and Mrs. Ben Liebe
r. and Mrs.
Mrs. Isaac Litwak,
Mrs. Danny
Harry Madison, Mr.
Harry Nach-
Manason, Mr. and M
Nathanson,
man, Mr. and Mrs. S
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert R
d Mrs.
Mrs. Abe Satovsky, M
Sam Selekowitz, Mr. and
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Seyburn, Mr. and Mrs. Rubin
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sherman, Mrs.
Saul Sloan, Dr. and Mrs. Israel Sil-
varman, Mrs. M. Snyder, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Weinstein and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Wolpin.

Juniors' Purim Bazaar
at Center This Sunday

Juniors of the Jewish Center
will celebrate Purim with a
"Shushan Bazaar," from 1 to
6, p.m., Sunday, featuring re-
freshment and craft booths,
Persian singing and dancing,
folk singing and continuous car-
toons. Admission is free.

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man of the culture' commission
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil, which is arranging the
event, and Dr. Norman Drach-
ler, chairman of the Detroit
Dubnow Centenary Committee.
The Jewish Center Choral So-
ciety, under the direction of
Julius Chajes, has prepared a
special concert for the artistic
portion of that program. Soloists
include Adele Brown, Annette
Loring and Wyn Garden Landis.
Mildred Levy will be at the
piano. Among the selections to
be presented is one composed
by Chajes.
Prof. Baron, chairman of the
department of Jewish history,
literature and institutions at
Columbia University,, where he
also serves as director of the
Center of Israel Studies, is visit-
ing professor at the Jewish
Theological Seminary of Amer-
ica. His eight-volurbe "Social a
Religious History of the Je
is regarded as authorita• • in
this. complex area of stud
Simon Dubnow, the cen nary
of whose birth is being • ked
by Jewish communities thro
out the world, developed an ap-
proach to Jewish history marked-
ly different from that used by
the famous historian Heinrich
Graetz.

Israel Defense Chief
Warns Arabs Are
Building for War

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Baron, world renowned Jew
scholar, historian and lect
at the centenary progr
tribute to Simon Dubnow,
world Jewish historian
champion of human ri
p.m. Sunday at the Jewish
ter, 18100 Meyers, it was a
•bounced by I. Pokempner, chair-

BEERSHEBA -- G e n. Z v
Tsur, Israel chief of staff,
warned Wednesday that the
United A r a b Republic was
spending enormous sums to
build its military machine for
a total war on Israel.
He added that while war
leaders were running into dif-
ficulties in that effort, there
was not the slightest doubt that
they were making progress to-
ward their ,goal. .
He added that while Israel
was still "one step ahead," it
would have to work hard to
maintain- that advantage, which
he described as a qualitative
one.

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