Detroit Zionists Present Books
to WSU Library's Kasle Collection
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JUDGE IRA KAUFMAN, left, makes a presentation of
books to Dr. G. Flint Purdy, extreme right, director of the
Wayne State University Libraries. Looking on are Dr. Clarence
B. Hilberry, Wayne State University president, and Benjamin
D. Burdick, member of the Wayne State University Board
of Governors. The books were a gift from the Detroit
Chapter of the Zionist Organization of America. They were
added to the Kasle Collection in the library.

Plan Intensified. Israel Bond Drive

The sale of Israel Bonds helps
promote trade between the
United States and Israel, accord-
ing to Manuel
Kohl gsb erg,
the Michigan
chairman f o r
State of Israel
Bonds.
Konigsberg
announced
plans for an in-
tensified drive
this year to
finance Israel's
economic de-
development.
Konigsberg
. A member of the Kalamazoo
Chamber of Commerce and of
the Tape Club, Konigsberg has
served as co-chairman o
Kalamazoo United J
peal Campaign a
esi-
dent of the
ion of
Moses. He is
em
of Bnai
Brith and t
OA in addition
to serving
the Board of Con-
gregation
Moses for the p
20 years.
"The at m
proceed of the Is
campai ' he said,
main in
the Un
States
pay f

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goods and services required by
Israel for its economic develop-
ment."
He reported that the State of
Israel spent a total of $102,000,-
000 in the U. S. for goods and
services during the first six
months of 1960. In the same
period goods -and services im-
ported from Israel by the United
States totaled $32,000,000.
The 1961 drive for Israel
Bonds, dedicated to Israel's Bar
Mitzvah, seeks $80,000,000 for
the development of every sector
of Israel's economy.
"One of the most significant
results of the Israel Bond cam-
paign," Konigsberg said, ".has
be he increasing trade be-
ael and the United
States, •wi the balance greatly
in favor
the United States.
Those who uy Israel Bonds are
not only p viding economic aid
for e ne democracy of Israel :
t re
o helping indirectly
ate American trade
ti

growing trade between
two countries is indicative
the warm friendship which
unites them," he said.

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AFTER ATTENDING several
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Cholem group with her mother;
Mirian Weinberg, and seeing
how the members were getting
quite old and most of them
phySically unable to be active
in its fine work of helping the
needy sick, Helen Schwartz was
inspired to organize a younger
group . . . And so in June of
1936, with about eight other
gals, Young Women's Bicur
Cholem was born . . . Helen
became the first president, and
today there are over 100 mem-
bers whose primary efforts are
involved in case work for the
needy sick, with Mary Book-
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doing an outstanding job . . .
The 25th anniversary of Young
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April 30 at Temple Israel . . .
Ann Shifman is president of
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"Mein Kampf," Columbia Pic- i 1-litler's Reich opens today at
tures' new release tracing the ' the Grand Circus Theater.
terrifying rise and ruin of
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Sterling Opens Summer of never-before-shown material
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Erwin Leiser, "Mein Kampf"
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Kipper, Sept.
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and
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