Israel Bond !Drive Formally Launched in Detroit

Detroit's Israel Bond drive for
1971 was formally launched May 13,
at the dinner co-sponsored by the
Detroit. Zionist Federation at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Louis Berry, who presided, an-
nounced that sales recorded that
night and at events that preceded
that dinner now total $1,060,000.
Pointing to the gravity of the
current situation, Berry made a
strong appeal for unstinted efforts
to double last year's sales and to
assure investments by Detroiters
for the current year in the sum of
S9,1)00,000.
Berry pointed out that the previ-
ous Israel Bond efforts here
brought heartening responses, in-
cluding $2,000,000 :1 investments
by banks, insurance companies and
other financial enterprises. He re-
viewed the accomplishments in Is-
rael with the aid of Bond invest-
ments and said that the creation
of industries in Israel enabled the
assurance of 1.500,000 jobs over a
period of 20 years since the Israel
Bond drive started in this country.
Due to critical situations in Is-
rael, Israel Army Chief Rabbi
Shlomo Goren was unable to come
to Detroit to address the dinner
and the guest speaker was the
noted news commentator, David
Schoenbrun, whose stirring ad-
dress inspired the audience of
more than 300 in mobilizing for
this year's campaign.
Carmi M. Slomovitz, as president
of the Detroit Zionist Federation
under whose auspices the initial
dinner was organized, outlined the
objectives of the new Zionist Fed-

his brother in Toronto, the day be-
fore the dinner. The guest artist
who substituted for him was the
popular opera star Ginetta LaBi-
anca.
Schoenbrun's address was anec-
dotal and informative, relating to

Bond drive was emphasized by all
participants in the program.
Rabbi Groner gave the invoca-
tion. Mrs. Jack Friedland, accom-
panied by Mrs. Norman Allen, led
in the singing of the national
anthems.

the hiStoric events that led to
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Israel's emergence into statehood 34—Friday, May 21, 1971
as well as the accomplishments
of Israel in recent years.
His appeal was for Jews to con-
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tinue their role as the prime back-
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ers of Israel's needs. "Without
Jewish support there would not be
the real partnership in Israel's
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upbuilding and defense," he de-
clared. He recalled incidents as a
reporter and commentator during
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critical periods in the history of
the state's development dating
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back to 1945 and indicated how in-
terference by the world powers
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and antagonisms from many areas
did not deter either Israel or the
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Participants in the Israel Bond launching dinner sponsored by the
Detroit Zionist Federation included (from left): Louis Berry, South-
field Mayor Norman Feder, Rabbi Irwin Groner, Felix Rosenzweig,
David Schoenberg, Carmi M. Slomovitz, Irwin I. Cohn - and former
State Representative Albert Kramer.

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The guest artist at the dinner, Ginetta LaBianca (center) was
welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berry and Mr. and Mrs. Carmi
M. Slomovitz, who hosted the initial reception for the Israel Bond
drive.

eration and spoke of the obligation of years as chairman of the
to strive for Israel's security, in- Israel Bond committee of the
cluding participation in the Israel Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Coun-
cil. Mrs. Rosenzweig was com-
Bond drive.
The gathering was welcomed in mended for sharing in these
a brief address by Southfield efforts in Einstein Lodge of
Bnai Brith.
Mayor Norman Feder.
Cantor -Jacob L. Barkin was un-
The dinner meeting was uti-
lized to honor Felix Rosenzweig able to appear due to the death of
and Rabbi Irwin Groner present.
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