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A women's champagne af-
ternoon and a men's cocktail
party held last week initiated
the Junior Division's 1975 Al-
lied Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund formal ac-
tivities.
The record-breaking turn-
outs were recorded at both
meetings.
The women's pre-Campaign
section champagne afternoon,
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie 11.• Schmier, was
attended by 60 young women.
Guest speaker and Women's
Division Campaign chairman
Ruth Broder discussed the
"responsibility and oneness"
every Jewish woman must
share with the women of Is-
rael.
Recently returned from an
intensive United Jewish Ap-
peal Chairmen's Mission to
Israel, Mrs. Broder described
the serious problems faced
by its inhabitants.
"This is a crucial time for
Israel," said Mrs. Broder.
"The continued influx of im-
migrants as well as inflation-
ary problems jeopardizing
the country's social service

Dr. Kasimir Fajans, re-
tired University of Michigan
professor will be presented
with a gold award by the Af-
filiate Council of the Engin-
eering Society of Detroit Feb.
19 at the Engineering Society.
Dr. Fajans, 87, was pro-
fessor of chemistry at U-M
from 1936 to 1957. During his
service there the Kasimir
Fajans Award in Chemistry
was established-
Born in Poland, Dr. Fajans
attended the University of
Leipzig, Germany, and earned
his PhD at Heidelburg Uni-
versity. He was a research
fellow at Zurich University in
1910, joined the faculty of
Karlsruhe Institute in Ger-
many in 1911 and 1917 dis-
covered the first isotope of
element 91 in the periodic
table.
He lectured at Oxford Uni-
versity, the university of
Cambridge and Cornell Uni-
versity. Dr. Fajans' studies
have been in the areas of
general chemistry, radioac-
tivity, isotopes, thermochem-
isty, theory of c h e m i c al
forces, photochemistry, light
absorption, refractivity, solu-
tions of electrocytes, volum-
etric analysis, structure of
glass and chemical binding.

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Meeting chairman Sherri crease of 33 percent over last
programs make this year's
campaign extremely impor- Lumberg said gifts received year's pledges.
at the meeting showed an in=
tant."
Meanwhile, film and thea-
trical producer, Zvi Kolitz,
spoke to 160 men who attend-
ed the Junior Division pre-
Campaign cocktail party at
the Shiawassee Hotel.
Referring to Israel's econ-
omic problems, Kolitz said,
"Israel will survive. We
(Jews) have the unique ca-
pacity to sing (and to per-
form) best when we are in
trouble."
Meeting chairman John
Frank said response "was
overwhelming. Old contribu-
tors at the meeting pledged
an increase of 35 percent
Junior Division President Edward Lumberg, left, was over
1974 giving and we
joined by Junior Division men at their pre-Campaign meet- have their
33 new contributors."
Lumberg
the
Shiawassee
Hotel.
Shown
with
ing recently at
are, from left: Richard J. Maddin, meeting adviser; Zvi
Kolitz, guest speaker; Bruce J. Finsilver, vice chairman; THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
John M. Frank, pre-Campaign men's chairman; and Thomas Friday, January 31,1975-35
M. Kukes and Jeffrey N. Bonin, vice chairmen.

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Meeting chairman, Sherri Lumberg, left, vice chairman,
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Campaign chairman Ruth Broder, chatted before the
Junior Division Women's pre-Campaign meeting Sunday.

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LEONARD JAY ZIMMER-
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in New York. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. William
Zimmerman of Huntington
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FEDERAL HARDWARE

Liberty State. Bank
Lists High Assets

Liberty State Bank and
Trust surpassed previous to-
. tal assets with a record De-
cember 31, 1974 total of $102,-
096,812. as compared to as-
sets of $94,336,030 on Decem-
ber 31, 1973. The bank also
increased earnings per share
by 15.2% during 1974.
The bank, headquartered in
Hamtramck, has branch of-
fices in West Bloomfield,
Waterford Township, Sterling
Heights and Clinton Town
ship.

Mr. and Mrs. Group,
City of Hope, to Meet

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Mr. and Mrs. Group, City
of Hope, will meet 8 p.m. Sa-
turday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Pitt, 32735
Old Franklin, Farmington
Hills.
Charles Hoptmen, chair-
man, and Buddy Nathanson
and Ruby Samson, co-chair-
men of the annual bing, will
discuss plans for the fund-
raising event in May. A so-
cial hour will follow.

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is worth while.

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STORES, Southfield and 12
Mile Rds., and Orchard.Lake
and Maple Rds., will offer a
20% discount on their mer-
chandise during February to
purchasers of any new Amer-
ican-made car. Proof of pur-
chase is required,
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STANDARD FEDERAL
SAVINGS has reduced the in-
terest rate on new mortgage
loans from 9% per cent to
9 per cent on new mortgages
with 25 per cent or more
downpayment. On other
mortgages the interest rate
will be 9% per cent with a
20 per cent downpayment and
91/2 per cent, plus V4 per cent
for private mortgage insur-
ance, on mortgages with less
than 20 per cent downpay-
ment.

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SOL YETZ-MORRIS CO-
HEN POST AND AUXIL-
IARY will meet 9 p.m.
Monday at the Memorial
Home. Members are asked
to bring in canned goods
and paper goods to be given
to a needy veteran's family.
President Diana Joffe an-
nounces that a fund-raising
event and social evening are
being planned. Proceeds will
go to Aid to 'Israel and the
Tel Hashomir Hospital. Ann
Rubin, past department presi-
dent, will work with auxiliary
senior vice president Betty
Spinner. Anyone wishing to
work on the committee may
contact Mrs. Rubin or Mrs.
Spinner.

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