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Allied Jewish Campaign Formal Opening
Set for April 9; Division Activities Spurred

Frank Lautenberg, gen-
eral chairman for the
United Jewish Appeal, will
be the speaker at the 1975
Allied Jewish Campaign-Is-
rael Emergency Fund open-
ing dinner, 7 p.m. April 9 at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
His appearance was an-
nounced by Campaign gen-
eral chairmen Richard
Sloan and Arthur Howard.
The dinner, by reservation
only, will officially open the
1975 Campaign which bene-
fits nearly 50 local, national,
and overseas agencies. Pre-
Campaign and Division
meetings have been taking
place for several months.
UN correspondent Moses -
Schonfeld spoke to Detroit

area optometrists and to
members of the Industrial
and Automotive Division at
meetings held at the Ra-
leigh House in. Southfield.
One of the few Jewish
journalists recently al
lowed to visit Arab lands
and the Soviet Union,
Schonfeld described for
both groups the political
pressures and poor living
conditions endured by
many Jews in the U.A.R.
and Russia. He stressed
the need for continued
American Jewish support
for Soviet Jews and others
seeking a new homeland.
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin D.
Siegel hosted a pacesetters
evening for the medical phrl

sicians section of the Profes-
sional Division. Speaker Eli-
ezer Rafaeli, president of
Haifa University, told doc-
tors about Israel's urgent
humanitarian needs, stress-
ing the rising cost of UJA-
sponsored humanitarian
programs in Israel and ar-
ound the world.

Campaign workers from
various organizations and
landsmanshaften attended
the Metropolitan Division's
"Met Kick-Off' at the Jew-
ish Community Center in
Detroit.
Dr. Leon Fill; AJC-IEF
associate chairman, briefed
workers on the local and

overseas needs of the world-
wide Jewish community.
A pacesetters evening
for the food and parma-
ceutical leadership was
held at the Franklin home
of Food Division chairman
and Mrs. Bernard Weis-
berg at which Gen. Shaul
Rosolio, chief of Internal

Security Operations for
the state of Israel, spoke.

Contributors at all meet-
ings responded generously,
pledging their support to
the 1975 Campaign and
demonstrating their con-
cern and unity with Jews
around the world.

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David Rockfeller, board
chairman and chief execu-
tive officer of the Chase
Manhattan Bank, said Tues-
day that "in support of cur-
rent efforts to establish a
lasting peace in the Middle
East, we intend to continue
our normal banking opera-
tions under standard bank-
ing practices with all con-
cerned."
Rockfeller issued the
statement in response to
what he termed "the painful
irony of the bank's situa-
tion" with regard to its role
in the Middle East. To "il-
lustrate he mentioned a
CBS broadcast editorial on
Tuesday alleging that Chase
Manhattan "has bowed to

an Arab boycott by refusing
to open an office in Israel."
At the same time, the news-
paper Newsday reported
that Chase Manhattan faces
boycott proceedings by the
Arab League.
Stating that his bank
serves countries in all parts
of the world in "the cause of
international commerce,"
Rockfeller noted that "we
have for a good many years
served the banking require-
ments of the state of Israel,
always basing our decis .
on sound economic grou
Likewise, we continue to
serve the requirements of
virtually every other coun-
try in the Middle East,
based on these same eco-
nomic principles:"

Israel Real Estate Market Dropping

' TEL AVIV (ZINS)—The
' doldrums in the real estate
market continue following
.the latest devaluation of the
pound as fewer and fewer
buyers appear.

Since the devaluation
prices of apartments have
fall-en by about 10 percent
and building plots by about
30 percent.