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August 15, 1975 - Image 38

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1975-08-15

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38 Friday, August 15, 1975

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Rabin Lauds UJA Fall Koach Mission

Eternal Remnant

The history of the Jews is
unlike that of any other peo-
ple. It is distilled anguish. It
is crystallized grief. It is the
dirge of a people cut away
from the land they love, yet

ONE MAN ORCHESTRA

Bar Mitzva's-Candle Lighting
Anniversary's-Weddings
House Parties-Dances Etc.
Standards to Rock
$20.00 Wedding Ceremony
Freddy Sheyer 398-2462

always faithful to it. It is
the story of an exiled band
of pilgrims with Zion etched
on its heart. The survival of
the Jews is a major miracle
of history. A people con-
demned to death and annih-
ilation, to fire and torture
— drowned in all the rivers
of Europe, besieged in all its
cities, yet always a remnant
managing to survive — the
Eternal Remnant of Israel.
— Anita Libman Lebeson

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Premier Yitzhak Rabin said
that the United Jewish Ap-
peal's Young Leadership
"Koach" Mission to Israel in
November, would exemplify .
the understanding between
young generations of leader-
ship in America and Israel,
it was reported here by the

sion in UJA history.
"Israel has many sources
of strength, but few as heart-
warming as the American
Jewish community," Rabin
said. "The Koach Mission is
unique in its scope and
t hose who take part will bet-
ter understand what Israel
is about and the part that
American Jews can play in
the development and growth
of Israel's people."
The Koach Mission, from
Nov. 6-16, is a program of
the ITJA's Young Leader-
ship Cabinet.

I

Business Briefs

Winners of prize drawing Jewish officers, with the
at the annual Midnite Mad- head of the American
ness Sale at the New Or- Broadcasting Co. receiving
leans Mall were: Leah Jan- $583,000.
owitz, grand prize: and Dan
The annual directory of
D'etkowski, S. Freedman, the magazine put Robert K.
Myron Kazdan, Bonny Heimann, of American
UJA..
Duffy, Harold Samuels, E. Brands, in second spot with
In a statement, Premier
Keil, Denny Lisager, Wil- $513,907.
liam Garitty, Edie Balagna,
Rabin extended a personal
Others in the top brackets
welcome to the 1,000 per-
Maurine Davis, Margaret include Robert W. Sarnoff,
sons who will participate in
Lichtman, Ruth Burlas and 56, RCA, Inc., son of the
Geraldine West.
the "Koach Mission of
founder, at $483,500; Victor
* * *
Strength," the largest mis-
Posner, NVF, $474,150:
Jeanette Daitch, Bar- liam S. Paley, CBS
bara Lefton and Ann Finn $455,000; Ralph E. Ablon,
have opened The Square 59, Ogden Corp., $452,525;
Peg, 29260 Franklin Rd.. Meshulan Riklis, Rapid-
Suite 122 (in the Claymoor American Corp., $425,000;
Apts.), a gift boutique fea- and Ben W. Heinemann,
Our Fall collection
turing a variety of hand- Northwest
Industries,
of colorful knit sweaters,
crafted items. Among the $412,500.
items
on
sale
are
jewelry,
poly and gabardine pants
Also, •Jesse Werner,
weavings, metal sculpture, GAF Co., $400,000;
and pantsuits, soft and bouncy
acrylics, accessories and Charles D. Bluhdorn, Gulf
tops and blouses, cool leathers, warm
decorator
items. For infor- and Western Industries,
fur-trimmed coats, and fluid dresses
mation, call the boutique, $388,477; Howard W.
are now ready for your
356-1999
Blauvelt, Continental Oil,
*
*
shopping pleasure.
$378,400; Charles Revson,
Seven area agents have Revlon, cosmetics,
Won't you please stop in ...
qualified as members of the $380,000; Milton F. Rosen-
1975 Presidents Council of that, Engelhard Mining &
New York Life Insurance Chemical Corp., $364,425.
Co. They are Rudolf Leit-
Also, Simon Sheih, Avnet
man, Ronald M. Schech- Inc., $339,750; David S.
ter, Harold Elson, Louis I. Lewis, General Dynamics
Zuckerman, Jesse W. Ant- Corp., $330,596; Armand
man, Manuel Katzman Hammer, Occidental Petro-
and
Robert V. Schechter
leum, $317,500; Stanley J.
P.S. Don't forget we carry a complete
* * *
Goodman, May Dept.
selection of sizes 10 to 20 and 121/2 to 24 1 /2.
Stores, $309,884; Irving S.
Magazine Lists Shapiro,
E. I. DuPont de
Nemours
Co., $301,300:
The Smart Woman's Choice"
Top Salaried
Ralph Lazarus, Federated
, 1
Dept. Stores, $300,000; Lew
Jews in U.S.
R. Wasserman, MCA Inc.,
NEW YORK — A listing $265,000; Martin Horwitz,
of salaries, including bo- UV Industries, $250.000.
MASTER CHARGE • Mon. thru Sat. 10:30-4:30 • BANKAMERICARD
nuses, paid to presidents of
3055 W. 12 MILE • BERKLEY • 398-1331
major American companies Bank Leumi Ends
(between Greenfield and Coolidge)
published in Forbes Maga- Strike; Engineers
zine places Leonard H.
Goldenson at the top of the Still Halt Work
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Em-
ployes of Bank Leumi who
w ere on strike last Friday
You're Invited
returned to work Sunday
after the bank obtained a
. . . to our exceptional Pre-Season
back-to-work order from a
Labor Court.
The - strike closed all
branches of Bank Leumi,
the nation's largest bank,
causing a hardship for
many salaried employees
who need to cash or deposit
their paychecks.
Meanwhile, the 15,000
salaried engineers, em-
We're staging a fur event that took months of
ployed by the municipal and
advance planning. A tremendous collection of
national governments and
news making furs...including today's fashion-
public bodies continued
their partial strike which
able contemporary coats...each tagged at pre-
began last Wednesday.

Fashion Forecast: Fall 1975

bobye green's better -d

F/ EdS -Ions

FALL FUR

PRESENTATION

season lows for pre-season savings.

The Engineers Union,
which is seeking to main-
tain the wage ratio be
tween its members an
other workers, has threat-
ened to increase the strike
by calling out workers
who had remained on the
job because they were es-
sential to security.

If you '('e dreamed of owning a fine .fu r but
never thought you'd find it at a price you could
afford... this is the place. Rush to our store
now...it's worth a trip from anywhere!

furs by

CetteStilLe

There has been no contact
between the union and the
government which is the
largest employer of the en-
gineers.

Otteti

181 South Woodward
Next to Birmingham Theatre
Birmingham, Michigan 48011

Benefit for JNF

642-1690

Member Greater
Detroit
Furriers Guild

Daily 9:30 to 5:30
Thursday until 9:00

Adjacent
Free
Parking

,

.

.

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Hank Bayer, a young
Dutchman studying- for-
estry for four months in the
Galillee, had donated his en-
tire earnings for this period
to his employes, the JNF.

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