5 Groups to Cite Louis Levitan •••• ■ •••11•14.11.1•0*IMININION.Iwww• ■■ •• ■ •••• ■•■ .a. gewry Pernick Seeks Re-Election U.S. Treasury Defines Savings Bonds Status Series E Savings Bonds in- the limit for Series E Bonds All outstanding Series E. and H Savings Bonds are still crease in value at the end of is $10,000, face amount earning interest, regardless each six-month holding peri- ($7,500, issue price). The en the :Air of their age. Savings Bonds od. Therefore, it is reason- limit for Series H Bonds is now on sale enjoy a 10-year able to expect that older $10,000, face amount. How- This Week's Radio and extension privilege beyond Bonds will always have a ever, the H-Bond limitation Television Programs initial maturity — five years higher value than the newer. does not apply to H Bonds While this is generally received in exchange for ETERNAL LIGHT for E Bonds, 10 years for H Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday. Bonds. Older E and H Bonds true, there are exceptions Series E Bonds. have had their "lives" pro- which account for the ap- Station: WWJ. The limit applies to Bonds Feature: Part Four of "To longed by one or more 10- parent contradictions in the issued in any one calendar Tell Our Children" will focus year extensions. And U.S. values appearing in the year and, of course, holdings on "Ani Maamin (I Be-. Savings Notes — Freedom Series E "Tables of Redemp- may be added to Bonds ob- tained in previous years. lieve)," Elie Wiesel's new Shares — have been granted tion Values." In 1959, for the first time, a 10-year extension beyond book. THE DETROIT JEWISH NE their initial 41/2-year matur- outstanding Series E Bonds * * ity, according to Robert E. were given an interest-rate 44—Friday, May 10, 1974 REFLECTION IN SOUND Harper, director of public af- increase, along with new is- Time: 9 p.m. Sunday. WANT TO BUY A HOME? fairs of the U.S. Treasury sues. The regulations pro- Station: WCAR (1130). Louis E. Levitan, former vided that the increase would Lawrence R. Pernick of Savings Bonds Division. Feature: Jewish themes Detroit director of State of Is- Southfield announced he 'will Certain series of Savings become effective with the EXCLUSIVE rael Bonds and now Bonds' present in today's popular seek re-election as county Bonds have been removed first interest period, begin- MATCHSAAKER West Coast supervisor, will music. ning on or after June 1, BROKER commissioner from the 20th from sale, however, and are * * * be honored 9:45 p.m. June 1 1959. District. Pernick, a Demo- no longer earning interest. at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Five LUBAVICH Interest on U. S. Savings crat, served as chairman of They are — Series A-D, CALL 559-8333 organizations, Radomer Mu- JEWISH HOUR the board in 19'72 and is cur- which were issued from Bonds and Freedom Shares tual Society, Sephardic Com- AETNA REALTY CO. Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday. rently county bloc chairman March 1935 through April is subject to federal income munity of Detroit, United 24469 Greenfield Rd. Station: WNIC (1300). of the Southeast Michigan 1941, 'final issues of which tax. These securities are also Southfield Jewish Social Clubs, Work- and Council of Governments. He stained drawing interest on subject to estate, inheritance, men's Circle Branch 22'7 and Time: 1 a.m. Monday. also serves on the human April 1, 1951; Series F and gift, and other excise taxes, ip••••••••••••••••••••• ■ • the Zionist Revisionists, will Station: WNIC-FM (100). resource, finance and local G, issued from May 1941 whether federal or state, but • • host the event as they launch and • government committee and through April 1952, final is- are exempt from all other • • • a drive for the Shomrei Yis- Time: 10:45 a.m. Sunday. represents the board on the sues of which ceased earning taxation—such as state or • •• • • rael (Guardian of Israel) pro- Station: WPON (1450). County Commission on Eco- interest on April 1, 1964, local income taxes—imposed • HOUSEHOLD SALES on principal or interest. gram. For Reservations, call Feature Rabbi Yitschak, nomic Opportunity. He is a and Series J and K, which • IN YOUR HOME Since the inception of the • • 968-0200. Guest speaker will M. Kagan and Rabbi Pinchas board member of Oakland were issued from May 1952 be Maj. Yitzhak Peer, a Braunstein s p e a k; Jewish United Community Services through Anril 1957, final is- Savings Bonds Program, • • ESTATES LIQUIDATED there have been annual lim- MARION GASPAS • fighter pilot attached with music is presented. and chairs a special commit- sues of which stopped draw- itations set on holdings. These • • 626-8402 626-6795 the Israel Embassy in Wash- ing interest on April 1, 1969. • * * * tee on child-care services. • IRENE EAGLE ington. The Department of the limitations have varied—up • • RELIGION IN THE NEWS 626-8907 • • 626-4769 and down—over the years. • Treasury receives sugges- • • Time: 9:05 a.m. Sunday. Hungary to Fund •••••• •••••••••• Effective January 1, 1974, 64••••• tions that it offer U. S. Sav- HOW ABOUT HAWAII? Station: CKWW. SAVE MANY $SS I. •ngs Bonds in smaller deno- Synagogue Dig CAU. ME AT HAMILTON, MILLER, and original personalized center- minations—S5 or $10—to at- HUDSON & FAYNE TRAVEL CORP BUDAPEST (JTA) — The RELIGIOUS SCOPE tract "small investors" and pieces, favors, & invitations for Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday. Hungarian government has for use as gifts. During all occasions. decided to finance the ex- Station: Channel 9. World War Two, a $10 Sav- rINVITATIONS 20% OFF Feature: News in the Jew- cavation of one of the world's ings Bond was available, for oldest synagogues. ish community. Experts estimate the syna- a limited time. to members by Bev Kurtis 353-9199 1' gogue may date back 700 of the Armed Forces. It was later derided, however. that ROZHINKES years and say it is construct- such a Bond was no longer silk & artificial flower arrange- FACIAL HAIR ed in a special Oriental style MIT MANDLEN - ments to suit home or office nractical. There are a num- Time: 9 a.m. Monday. found nowehere else in ber of costs involved in the PERMANENTLY decor. Wednesday and Thursday. Europe. issuance of each individual REMOVED SUE KUTINSKY DORSEY MENKEN t Station: WIID (1090). The synagogue ruins stand Bond, not the least of which Eyebrows—Neckline—Arms—Legs 626-5536 626.7312 — Feature: Israeli and Yid- opposite another synagogue is the matter of registration Recommended by Physicians BAZAARS and both in the owner's name; also INVITES dish music, news, recipes 1359 dating back to FREE CONSULTATION and other features. are found in the Hungarian the maintenance of records ■ ■••■ SHIRLEY PERSIN town of Sopron in the west of to enable the government to * * I•gistered Metrologist Hungary. ADVANCE BUILDING replace a Bond, should it be BNAI SHALOM Sopron was the last strong- lost, stolen; or destroyed. 23077 GREENRHD 'born 260' Time: 10 a.m. Sunday. Provirivlar NosiirOI Nr. NoriMond Station: WBRB-FM (102.1). hold of the Nazis and its Jew- PHONE 557-1108 is Years Downtown Feature: Jewish humor, ish population was extermi- music, culture and literature. nated. Only a few Jews live 100 Teens to Vie in Sopron now, those who re- in Bible Contest turned from concentration NEW YORK—One hundred camps. CUSTOM teen-agers from 44 districts in the United States will com- Parochial Schools pete here Sunday in the fi- nals of the 15th annual Bible to Have Speech Aid Contest sponsored by the NEW YORK — The New • CUSTOM STYLING For members and non-members • HAND-CRAFTED York City Board of Educa- department of education and culture of the World Zionist 1 tion has agreed to provide PHONE 345-535 PROMPT DELIVERY MADE IN MICHIGAN speech correction services to Organization—American Sec- nonpublic school pupils on tion and the World Jewish the premises of private and Bible Society. 4th, 5th & 6th grade boys & girls The 100 contentants will be parochial schools. Hebrew speaking Day Camp for those A divided into four groups Our 30th Year Noting that the board had who know NO Hebrew, SOME, or a LOT earlier indicated speech based on knowledge of He- therapy would be offered in brew and age. The partici- 110•.0101111• • • * •••••• public schools only, a spokes- pants are winners in the 44 man for the American Jew- community and sectional Abe Cherow, Says O. ish Congress hailed the board competitions of the Bible • • For 5th-12th graders • • decision as "a welcome Contest which were held • ARTISTIC HAS BEEN • • • change in policy which ends throughout the United States • BUILDING FINE FURNITURE • • discrimination against non- in the past six months. • FOR MORE THAN 53 YEARS. • • public school pupils and Guests of honor will be the • For 5th-9th graders • WE WILL REUPHOLSTER • • which is in accordance with winners of the 1972 American • YOUR FURNITURE INTO THE National Bible Contest, who • the principles of religious • • BEAUTIFUL CREATION liberty and church-state competed in the International • • June 24th-July 19 • Bible Contest in Jerusalem. • YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED, • separation." • BUT COULDN'T FIND. ALL • • Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, The Americans took first, • • • president of the AJCongress, second and third prizes. July 22-August 76 • OUR WORK CARRIES A 10 • • • had requested that speech Also participating will be YEAR CONSTRUCTION • GUARANTEE. Transportation included • correction services be pro- the six winners of the Na- • • vided "in religious schools tional Bible Contest of 1973 • during regular school hours who represented the U.S. at • • CALL LU 4-5900 • the International Bible Con- • to students attendant there, test in Jerusalem this year. ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERERS INC. • on the same basis, in the • • same manner and to the For further information, brochure & application, • • 5755 SCHAEFER RD. • • same extent as they are pro- • (1 block North of Fold Rd.) 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