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The sale of S1.500. 1 100Din Israel
Bonds marked the nota101e ent
at which more than 41$) 'i'ittentlers
heard the deputy prime; minister
analyse current Israeli needs and
the obit tations that emerge from
the newest miracle of Russian
Jewr •••• olt against the most
ranch al regime in the world

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Conducted under the chair
manship of Louis Berry. who
emphasised the urgent, of pro-
'.,ding Israel with S45(t.000.000
indi.esituint dollars this year
to assure the nation's economic
security. there were commenda-
to.ns to Irwin Green for his
(0 lll 'tuna! sersites which in
(hided chairmanship in 1963 of
the Dietroit .111it it Jewish cam-
[IA o..tn Mon presented Green
w.th the "sword of Ilagana
1• rd, - and Green's response
•spressed his gratitude for op-
portunities to share in this com-
inuoits's philanthropic and social
sent e attainments

- in the program in
ridded I: .• bi Irwin Groner. who
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Albin, a h0 praised lietroit's ref
ord for outstanding sersices to
Israel, said he had asked to have
this tits included in the itinerary
arranged for his brief American
%nut, an additional reason for his
high regard for this community
and for the cause he represented
--the need to aid Israel Bonds -
being that he was visiting with
his relatives. the Pros isors and
Pikes
Major emphasis in Albin's ad-
dress was on the Russian Jews'
demand for exit visas. He ex-
-pressed the %le,' that the USSR
prefers Israel for Jews wishing
to emigrate because it can be
explained that Jews are leaving the
country to he repatriated in their
fatherland. "Elsewhere. - he said,
- it would mean that the Jew pre-
fers to like in a capitalist gehenom
rather than in a Russian paradise
"There is no solution to the
Jewish problem through coin-
monism," Allon declared. "It has
become a Soviet problem more
than a Jewish problem."
Stating that American and
Israeli Jewries. working together,
can accomplish all aims in resettl-
ing large number of Jews who
still Ilse under oppression, he de-
clared "Jewish oneness. Jewish
s ddlarity is the secret of our sur-
vo al • 1k' pointed to the serious
need for hard currency in Israel to
ctiotinae the progress economically
and in providing havens for n•w-
comers and he declared that Israel
'fonds assist in fulfilling this need
Anon, commenting on the Israel-
A II1,hean friendship. referring to
cordial receptions he received in
Washington on his present visit.
- the present C. S administra-
tion has o‘ercorne its hesitancy
and does pros de Israel with nec-
essary arms " fie added. "We can't
eomplam about S treatment:
and he used a tiled the exact words
of Israel Ambassador DMA Rabin
who, in his address recently at the
linai Moshe. said
- We never had
it better
Emphasizimg los appeal for as
si-tarsi to the I aet 11011d drive
he said
- More Run is will strength-
en the tuna
,et, ern
and
Israel

THE DETROIT

NY Synagogue Marks
Its 90th Anniversary

I..ra(.1% Role

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of its Ruth any, erszr- , F
The sendwe was de.( a d to
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David J Futterman. alder' y the
syna•ogue choir

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Award from Vigal Alton. David
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1li llgram, Feingold
Listed Among, JWB
Book Awardees

NEW YORK — Five awards with
prizes totaling $2,500 will be given
to authors of outstanding hooks of
Jewish interest published during
1971 on May 21 at the annul meet-
ing of the Jewish Book Council
of the National Jewish Welfare
Board (.1WEld The meeting will
take place at the Park Ave. syna-
gogue here

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A MODEL OF THE HYATT REGENCY JERUSALEM ROTE!.
BEING BUILT ON MOUNT SCOPUS

Forty hotels comprising 6,739
roams are under construction in
Israel at sites ranging from Haifa
to Eilat

One of the largest is the 16-
story Hyatt Regency Jerusalem
Hotel being built on Mount Scopus
in Jerusalem. The hotel complex,
which will include a 414-room lux-
ury hotel, convention facilities,
swimming pool, tennis courts, res-
taurants and cocktail lounge over-
looking the city, is scheduled for
completion in late 1973. A 200-unit
condominium will be added later.

El ItAl Israel Airlines also will
be en tructing hotels to meet the

pressing need for additional hotel
space in Israel. Five are sched-
uled in the four- to five-star cate-
gory with a total capital expendi-
ture of $40,000,000 Two will be
built in Tel Aviv with a total of
900 rooms, one in Jerusalem with
500 rooms, one in Eilat, with 400
rooms and tne in Nahariya with
250 rooms.
Total hotel construction in Is-
rael over the next few years in-
cludes 13 hotels to he completed
in 1972, adding 1.906 rooms, 21
hotels with 3,000 rooms to be com-
pleted in 1973, and nine hotels
with 2.000 rooms scheduled for
completion in 1974.

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