THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, December 20, 1968
Alpha Omega Nets $100,000 Bond Sales
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Fowler, Montor
in Tribute to Noted Jew
President of India Joins
(JTA)—The president from London. He recited memorial
of India, Dr. Zakir Hussain and prayers and a prayer for the presi-
other Indian notables joined large dent's good health.
numbers of Jews and non-Jews at
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U.S. Treasury Henry H. Fowler tury.
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HOUSE OF PICTURES
The services were held at Ohel
and Henry Montor, founding vice
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ganization, will address the nation- benefactor who is remembered for
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al celebration dinner Monday, the hospitals he built in Poona
which will honor former Finance State 100 years ago to serve per-
sons of all races and religions.
Minister Pinhas
BAR MITZVAS
President Hussain lit a candle
Sapir and mark
SWEET SIXTEENS
and placed a wreath on the tomb.
t h e redemption
He then toured the century-old
Plan your party for your
of $50,000,000 in
friends at
synagogue observing old Tora
Israel Bonds, ti
Scrolls
and
religious
antiques.
w a s announced
PREMIERE
A great-grandson of the philan-
by Dr. Joseph J.
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thropist, Albert Menashe, flew here
Schwartz, vice
Speak Monday
at Bond Bayoff
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At the Alpha Omega Fraternity's Israel Bond dinner-dance, which
resulted in $100,000 in Israel Bond subscriptions, are (from left),
seated: Dr. Louis Galin, past national president of Alpha Omega; Dr.
George A. Rosin, co-host of the leadership reception held in advance
of the dinner-dance; Dr. Samuel Krohn, past president of the Jewish
Community Council, the toastmaster; Mrs. Murray Shekter, president
of the Detroit Women of Alpha Omega; Robert Lurie, guest speaker,
and Dr. Joseph 0. Grant, co-host at the leadership reception; stand-
ing, Dr. Samuel Silverman, president of the Detroit District Dental
Society; Dr. Leo Shipko, regent of Alpha Omega; George Jessel,
guest star; Dr. Jason A. Goode, president of the Detroit Alumni
Chapter of Alpha Omega, and Dr. Eric Billes, co-chairman of the
dinner-dance. Not shown are Dr. John J. Mames, dinner-dance chair-
man, and Dr. Sheldon Mintz, a co-host of the reception. The affair
was held at Cobo Hall.
ncements
nnouncements
Annou
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Economists Say Israel
Will See Economic Growth
at 11 Per Cent Annual Rate
Dec. 2—To Dr. and Mrs. William
H. Sriro (Ilene Cohen), 21330 Win-
chester, Southfield, a son, Jona-
than Evan.
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Dec. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Steven
A. Lorber (Audrey Schneid), for-
mer Detroiters of Little Neck,
N.Y., a son, Gary Jacob.
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Nov. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Mi-
chael Carman (Sharon Lee Sallen),
24250 Geneva, Oak Park, a son,
Bruce Howard.
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Nov. 20—To Dr. and Mrs. 0. D.
Silverstein (Dolores Sloan), 18727
Jeanette, Southfield, a daughter,
Jennifer Robin.
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Nov. 19 — To Mr. and Mrs. Mi-
chael B. Freedland, 32748 Olde
Franklin, Farmington, a son,
Barry Hillel.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Frankel
(Susan Waxman), former Detroit-
ers of Chicago, a son, Kevin Ian.
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JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israeli
economists predicted Tuesday that
the national economy may continue
to grow at the spectacular rate of
11 per cent a year without impair-
ing price stability, though there
may be a moderate rise in Israel's
foreign trade deficit. The econ-
omists are preparing a forecast for
1969 which is being drawn up
jointly by the Central Bank of
Israel and the Treasury. They said
prices may rise next year, but not
by more than 3 per cent, which is
normal for the average Western
country. The foreign trade deficit,
which amounts to $600,000,000 this
year, may however, go up to $650,-
000,000 in 1969, they said.
UN Body Agrees to Call
for Human Rights Post
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
UNITED NATIONS—The Social,
Humanitarian and Cultural Com-
mittee (Third Committee) adopted
a draft resolution Monday calling
on the General Assembly to give
high priority next year to con-
sideration of the creation of a post
of United Nations high commis-
sion for human rights.
The draft, submitted by nine
member states, was adopted by a
vote of 61-14, with 15 abstentions.
Israel cast one of the favorable
votes. The resolution also would
request the secretary-general to
provide all information relevant
to the creation of a high commis-
sioner's post at the 24th session of
the General Assembly.
president of Is-
rael Bonds.
Montor, w h
for two decades
gave pioneering
leadership to
fund raising for
Israel through
the UJA and Is-
Montor
rael Bonds, serv-
ed as chief executive officer of the
Bond organization from January
1951 until May 15, 1955, when he
was succeeded by Dr. Schwartz.
More than 400 Jewish communal
leaders will attend the Commodore
Hotel, New York, dinner observing
the redemption of the first Devel-
opment Coupon Bonds that were
placed on sale Jan. 1, 1954.
The climax of the evening will
be the presentation by Sapir of a
check for $50,000,000, the largest
sum ever paid out by the State of
Israel for Bond redemption on a
single day, to cover $48,500,000 in
coupon bonds maturing oh Jan. 1
and $1,500,000 in redemption pay-
ments on other bonds. Sapir will
turn over the record size check to
the Chase Manhattan Bank, fiscal
agent of the State of Israel, which
will make the redemption pay-
ments to individual bondholders.
Others who will participate in
the Dec. 23 program will be Abra-
ham Feinberg, president of the
Israel Bond Organization; Dr.
Schwartz; Samuel Rothberg, na-
tional campaign chairman and
Louis H. Boyar, chairman of the
board of governors.
NY Teacher Strike Puts
Unexpected Damper on
Tourism to Israel
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JERUSALEM—New York City's
prolonged school teachers strike
had unexpected repercussions on
Israel's tourist industry, it was
learned here Tuesday.
Hotels have reported many can-
cellations from American families
who had planned to visit Israel
and the Christian holy places dur-
ing the winter holidays. Their
plans were thwarted when the
New York Board of Education can-
celled the midwinter vacation so
that students could make up the
time lost because of the strike.
Sabbath Services Get
More Church Guests Than Old E. Jerusalem Hospital
Jews; Rabbi Embarrassed to Be Returned to Austria
DULUTH, Minn. (JTA) — The
rabbi of Tifereth Israel congrega-
tion here has reported that it had
become "very fashionable for
church groups of all ages and de-
nominations to come to the syna-
gogue to observe our services"
and that he always recommended
the Sabbath morning services to
such groups as "the most tradi-
tional and interesting."
Rabbi Sylvan Kamens also told
his congregants that this recom-
mendation carried with it an em-
barrassment, in that the visitors
"always outnumber our congreg-
ants, sometimes by two to one."
He urged his congregants to join
in the Saturday morning services.
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JERUSALEM—The Austrian hos-
pital on the Via Dolorosa in East
Jerusalem will be returned shortly
to Austria from which it was
seized by the British authorities
during World War II as enemy
property, a government spokesman
announced Tuesday.
The building was used as a Jor-
danian government hospital prior
to the June 1967 war. Israeli doc-
tors who have been using it since
then say it lacks modern facilities.
Its beds and patients are expected
to be transferred to the Hadassab
Hospital on Mt. Scopus, which is
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