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June 09, 1972 - Image 8

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-06-09

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Streamlined Shipping Container Service
Bring ZDI Israel to the Detroit Area

VS"hal one magazine referred to
as the "ZIT Ness look" is coming
to Detroit, if a high-powered group
of business and industrial leaders
has any say in the matter.

The new took is a three-year-old
$150.( 100.00i venture into contain-
ization--the modern way of ship-
ping by loading cargo into 40 foot-
long metal boxes, then transport-
ing them by truck or rail right
to port and into
the ship's hold
Such a process
—d ireet from
p;.int
to ship—
fine: out
pilfer-
age and requires
e 5, manpower
for handling The
lattio is vital to
ciuntr ■
-• e! with a se

I

ranean to and from Japan v , a the
1.1 S and Canada by 1974"—ve ws
Detroit as an important way sta-
tion to that goal because of the
heavy industry and automotive
business here Two container ships
have been delivered and already
are serving New York Savannah
and Long Beach. Calif. Another
four are on order

Seeking help to introduce Zim
Container Service to Detroit. Dr
Almoey guaranteed that his com-
pany could di the job better than
any other If the past is any
gauge of the future, he's not mak ,
inc empty promises.

Zam Israel Navigation Co. was
founded in 1945—before the state
of Israel—to bring Holocaust Nur-
to then Palestine The first
., h11
an old passeng?r ,•ssel was

c'',1 meet Kari 1 Tit

manPowct Dr IlmogY.

F • e

/.ii

.,.•

the

Irs

1,,e1

tour

until

Detroit husi-
Ilr , s1T•li
gathered
to discuss
was
of hastening
that proe
ss. bs introducting ZIT c011
I air.,
hers ice to Detroit inch,
try and acquainting the public
with unin's far reaching plans
to c spand into the l'ar East.

week, 18

Stir ill g•est at the meeting,
1101A in the Standard t'itj. Club.
w. is Dr Pura in Almogv . the 34
sear old president of Zim Con
tamer tiers ire NVorldwide and ex
err oLly sire president of Zim I,
rael igat ion Co Itosts u ere
Dr ii•ii' ralustrialists Richard Kux.
S F r.r . Illler1.". and Paul Zucker
man who is general chairman of
the' toted Jew ish Appea l

l';

ad-at •

l•

--who
tinatiesheilli
for Zim is "num
•.' ft - 1071 the Nl•ilder

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BAKER'S. -.

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I.

Porn-.

Iews

N LW X ()Rh 1.I TA —Newt% or-
, :aineit Reform ra bins were told
here that they trust actively con-
cern themsels es with the plight of
the .Ieos
in urban centers like
New York and that. if they did
not the ' hysterical" and mill.
tant approaches of groups like the
Jewish Defense League could sup-
plant the present institutional
structure as the new voice of the
Jewish community
Dr Abraham Joshua Hesche!.
professor of Jew ish climes and
mysticism at the Jew ash Theologic-
al Seminary. the Conservative
school. issued that warning here
ti the 1972 graduates of the He-
brew Tilion College Jewish Insti-
tute of Iteli_non at graduation es

11,, I,

SEP t. 1002
021$

1,1,•• 1-

TWO & THREE WEEK
PACKAGE TOURS

EVERY SUNDAY 8 MONDAY

Rtqlti•RTIONS FOR YOUR
aritiDAY AND SUCCOS TRIPS

Plon Early for the 25th Anni-
versary of the State of Israel
By Contacting Us!!

Ur US ••••• Art••••0,441•01, N3111
••0u•
••• ror/Z•• IN "...Fr
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Mirror- hi

tours

tours that

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the

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that

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the

most for

Israeli born.

Gahal originally voted for he
s-
ban but,deeided to raise the q
tinn again with a view to mak ng
more beach space available to
mixed swimming.

' neglected

ith

k.,!,',

Stein Kahane

1

01

If ;r1I1 , 1

3 41(11144i, 110

4in the
"Autumn Building"
1 in the

"Winter Building"

Call (313) 338-1800

Presents PRINCE EDWARD

3.4 Coat with Matchig Pants
in Colors and \4vet

Nmerican manufacturers that Zim
cuntainer Service is pla..ing em-
phasis on customer service A spe-
cial .tivision which Alnuig%
be
10•es is unique in the steamship
industry offers the client a per-
sonalized touch, with each niern-
tier of the division handling the
requests and needs of a specific
customer. Thus. one customer serv-
ice man is assigned to each ship-
ment, routing cargo and follow-
ing through to delivery.

• Italian Volare Hoots
• Colored Shir4s
• Formal Knit Sk l irts
• Bell Bottoms • Flares

ig:

Asir about spe,o1 weddmq rotes

for is porty of rt a rnpre

Large Variety of
. FORMAL BAR MITZVA WEAR

Tuxedo Sales & Rental

if

Men's Clothing

As vital as sentiment is to Is-
rael's progress, Almogy is looking
for hard-headed businessmen who
seek the best way to ship goods.
He invites them to contact Zim
Container Service. 11 Broadway.
New York 110114, or call 212-344
7600

Complete line
of Men's Suits &
Sportcoots

126 S. Woodward

Ise Elloc5 South of Mop, en Woodward

Birmingham, Mich .

Historic Grove in Hula
Valley to Be Picnic Area
9;!
I v,

LEASING ALL MAKES

,.f

You get more when

rait4;13/4:,$

you deal with

V.1 1 - he 12'
stn Ore
planted to
co:lime:nor:Ili Isar rioroc•hov, one
of the first founders of the work-
ers' movement at the end of the
19th Century. has historic valac
for area residents

Nlahanavim, first
founded in
1898, ryas SUCCe ■ sfully settled in
1939

SHORE

HARRY ABRAM

12330 Jos. Campau

891-2360

Fleet Manager

891..0600

Res. LI. 8-4119

DON'T MAKE A COST1LY MISTAKE CALL US LAST

It•ison's Curtains, Contract Division

18055 James Courens, Detroit 48235

1

COMMERCIAL DRAPES

• OFFICES

• INSTITUTIONS

• APARTMENTS • PROFESSIONAL

255-1440

pr,die

e

We speciali

draperies fc r

„WI.

in commercial fire-proof

all types

rnents and other

fle , chel
refer, n

us

on your

of office, apart-

institutional use. Put

bid list, no obligation, call

Rod Biddinger

at 255 - 1440



B UILDER 7;1:1;
ARCHITECTS
-

2 3 1 2 5 Conliricp; Oak R s

Apartments now available:

Jiandizt iumn,

An n e

tr ained Almogy promises

flights ayodabi.•

Mizrachi Tours

protected
secluded
environment

Asis's Major Vehoshua Rabin-
0, 0z SI , !. II _ 1111 the Orthodox
Uhl , . males and fe-
who clap:
males hatn.e: to4t.ther is siriful

1.S

100 s of tours &

2945 Woodward
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan

The ban has generated consi -
erable anger among Tel Asivle-
ans and demonstrations agairist
it occur almost daily. Male and
female bathers have entered the
segregated areas in defiance Of
the order and engage in heated
arguments with policemen stia-
tioned at the beaches to enforce
the rule.
Th e ba i l vs a, supported by Tel

n!
Jost
nwrit:orun:,
dIrectly

',

!Ica '

Zim has turned to computers
in the modernization of its sees-
it
"These pros ide the same
instant information to es embody
ins ol% ed in the shipment rather
than requiring endless paper
shuffling and telephone check-
ing," Almag. explained. "And
if the information is wrong for
one reason or another, the (Am,.
pater will say sm."

rental
apartments

beaches in deference to Orthodox
demands.

!icon! que.tioruru.: the
..le • A;11Crit arl Jewish

,t -'i• !

your mooe y l

In containerization, too, Zim has
pioneered, designing new. light-
weight but stronger aluminum
containers .

=

the four
easons

TEL AVIV (.1T.A .1 — The op-
position Gahal faction reversed]. it-
self",-and demanded that the Tel
Avis City Council reconsider its
recent decision to ban mixed
swimming on most of the cit y's

11 ,1111(I1 if :Ind

our community"
as
the Jew 1,11
poor, the aged
trapped in changing neighbor-
hood., Jews in the civil service
an,1 teaching professions who feel
threatened by "other groups" and
scatte;•-site housing projects like
t h e much debated, low-income
apartment project in Forest Hills
Dr liesch•l said that today's
Jewish community was suffering
from an "unprecedented c risis of
self t onfidence Jordertine hys
ter,
:rid rinissio• depression
II ,
rd that
the fir''
tinge

' s

Of her 155 ships, the majority
are general cargo vessels, includ-
ing refrigerated citrus carriers
which Zim pioneered.

- unit's.

constituencies of

ore the quality

give yov

, .1141

om passionate response to the
angiush of those caught in the
crisis of our times, the mood
of despair in the Jess ish coast'
mond% will onts deepen and the
harlatans with their demogogic
slogans will he hailed as the
spokesman of our people."

WZRACHI
TUJRS T

I TERREI.

. ,-1.5.

f ir,

later did Zun's new era of ex-
pansion begin. Passenger service
rl•d not long remain viable. so
Zim gradually turned , to excite
sively merchant marine. Half of
Zim's stock is in the hands of
the Israel Corp 10 per cent. Ilista
dna: 10 per cent. Jewish Agency,
and 30 per cent. the Israel gor e
ernment

1 he

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
8—Friday, June 9, 1972

Mixed Bathing Ban
Washed Up in Israel?



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