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Zionist History Recorded, Views
Golda's Special Conference Told
ilf Left',Refuted in Two Pamphlets Harry Zekelman of •OueBette Golda Meir to ds i et:sa Israel's out

Historic voices that were heard
in pleas for Jewish national re-
demption have been reproduced in
a special pamphlet issued by the
World Zionist Organization in
Jerusalem.
"The Voices of Jewish Emanci-
pation" cointains some 150 quota-
tions f rom the writings and
speeches of Theodor Herzl, Max
Nordau, Chaim Nahman Bialik
Nahum Sokolow, Zev Jabotinsky,
Victor Chaim Arlosoroff and a
score of other great Zionist leid-
ers.
Another important book pub-
lished by the World Zionist Or-
ganization contains the refuta-
tions of the New Left's anta-
gonisms.
The series of essays in "Who Is
Left—Zionism Answers Back" pro-
vides the Zionist reply to attacks
that have recently been launched
on the Jewish national movement,

The latter pamphlet concludes
with the important and informative
essay by Dr; Pinhas Rosenbluth,
"The Jewish Right to Israel: An
Ethical Approach."

Car oleFulleljay Kane r
Plan August Wedding

Ave. Windsor, pledged to buy
$1,000,000 in Israel Bonds at - an
extraordinary three-day Conference
of 150
r leade s of the Israel Sond
Organization from North and South
America.
Zekelman, once a colonel in the
Soviet army, accompanied his an-
nouncement with an appeal to Is-
rael to send more rabbis, teachers
and leaders to Canada because
otherwise "there will be no Jews
left in the small communities of
North America in 20, perhaps even
in 10, years' timer
The conference of Israel Bond
leaders was convened by Premier

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nounce the engagement of their
daughter Carole Helen to Jay Jo-
seph Kaner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris H. Kaner of Stellamar Dr.,
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in the college of liberal arts. Mr.
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this fall.master of science degrees
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Zehman, Cleveland
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-'Sidney.- Zehman, brother Of Sol
Zeme of Detroit, died Cleve
30.
Hundreds of his co-workers in
many Cleveland communal causes
paid him final tribute at , funeral
services that were conducted by
his nephew, former Detroiter Rabbi
Harold Waitrup of Philadelphia,
and Rabbi Armond E. Cohen.
Mr. Zehman was associated with
many national and local education-
al and philanthropic agencie S.
Among the important pcfsitions he
held was the presidency of the
Cleveland Hebrew Schools. He had
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David Pollack, Detroit Israel
Bond general chairman, is shown
with Lt. Nair of the Israel De-
fense Forces on the Bar Lev

Line at the Suez Canal, with
Egypt in the background. Pol-
lack participated in a special
conference on Israel's economic
needs in Jerusalem. Pollack and
Mrs. Morris L. Scheyer were in-
vited by Israel Prime Minister
Golda Meir, along with other
key community leaders from the
United States and Canada. They
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Goal: $350 Million in 70 Cities
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Individual
pledges for the purchase of Israel
Bonds totaling $19,000,000 were
made here by 150 leaders of the
Israel Bond Organization from
North and South America at the
close of a three-day conference on
Israel's economic needs convened
by Premier Golda Meir.
The visitors also undertook to
sell a total of $350,000,000 in Israel
Bonds in the 70 overseas commun-
ities they represent. The pledges
were announced by Sam Rothberg,
general chairman of the Israel
Bond Organization, at a dinner at-
tended by Mrs. Meir marking the
close of the conferce.

The Marshall Lodge and Chapter
Bnai Brith leadership reception
realized a total of $75,000 in Israel
Bond subscriptions and honored
Walter Berlow as "Marshall Man
of the Year" at the Harry Kauf-
man home in Birmingham. -
Moses Schonfeld, United Nations
correspondent and radio commen-
tator was guest speaker.
The reception was in advance of
the Marshall dinner-dance, which
will be held at 8 p.m., Feb. 19, at
the Bnai David social hall, where
Berlow will be presented with the
Israel Shalom Award. Joey Rus-
sell, humorist, will head the pro-
gram. A cocktail reception will
precede the dinner dance.
For reservations, call the Israel
Bond office, 557-6770.

DR. HARVEY NUSSBALTM, di-
rector of Wayne State University's
bureau of business research, took
part in the White House Confer-
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