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Cohn Chairman of Israel Bond June 4 Dinner

:Irwin I. Cohn, distinguished De-
; • communal figure and a lead-
supporter of Israel, has ac-
•! pted the chairmanship of the
'srael Bond dinner to be held
rune 4, at Cobo Hall, it was

announced by the Detroit Israel
Bond Committee.
The dinner, which will celebrate
the first anniversary of Israel's
survival in the historic "Six Days
in June" 1967, will be a highlight
of this year's Israel Bond cam-
paign to help solve the new eco-
nomic problems created by the
hostilities last summer and to ad-
vance Israel's economy through
the expansion of industrial and
agricultural production.
A native Detroiter who has de-
voted his efforts in behalf of this

city and the State of Michigan,
Cohn is a member of the Metro-
politan 'Detroit Regional Planning
Commission appointed by Governor
Romney, a member of the City
Plan Commission, secretary of
Sinai Hospital, member of the
board of governors of the Jewish

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Welfare Federation, vice president
of United Hebrew Schools, member
of the board Of Hebrew Free Loan
Association, member of the ad-
visory board of the United Founda-
tion of Detroit and of the board
of Legal Aid Bureau, past chair-
man of the Michigan Urban League
and presently a member of the
board of Urban League. He is a
former chairman of the Detroit
Israel Bond Committee.
Outlining plans for the dinner„
Cohn stressed the significance of
the milestone in Israel's history
and said:
"We are fortunate in having as
our guest speaker for this first
anniversary celebration of the Six
Days in June a great fighter and
champion for Israel's independence.
"Menahem Begin, as head of
Irgun Zvai Leumi, played a key
role in helping the so-called illegal
immigrants to reach Palestine,
thus counteracting the repressive
immigration policy of the British
administration. He preached in-
dependence for Israel and fought
for it, by every possible means.
When the British pulled out in 1948
and the State of Israel was estab-
lished, all of the underground de-
fense groups were merged into the
Defense Forces of the new State.
Begin was a member- of the first
Knesset and has been reelected
ever since. A year ago, he became
a member of the coalition Cabinet
which has been in effect since the
emergency.
- "During that crisis, American
Jewry responded magnificently in
an unprecedented wave of gifts and
Israel Bond purchases.
"We all have good reason to be
proud of Israel's achievements thus
far. We have all gained spiritual
regeneration from the unification
of the Holy City of Jerusalem. Will
the new Israel measure up to the
new opportunities that lie ahead?
Will we measure up to the chal-
lenge of a new decade of problems
and needs which require our
united action and our continued
partnership of faith and deeds?
Our answer on June 4 can help to
shape the course of a decade."

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