THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
46 Friday, June 22, 1919
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The
SHEL ROTT
ORCHESTRA
Israel's Economic, Industrial Development
Assisted by State of Israel Bond Funds
A variety of health, wel-
fare and development serv-
ices are provided for Israelis
with the aid of Israel Bonds.
Among the areas aided by
Israel Bonds are energy,
water desalination and
search for new sources of
water, communications,
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SHELDON KAY PRODUCTIONS
presents a
MID-SUMMER
DISCO
8:00 P.M.
Sun., July 8
at Marvin Gardens & Jacques
30100 Telegraph, Bingham Farms (S. of 13 Mile)
Admission Includes: Food and Music by a D.J.
No Jeans
Cash Bar 25-40
See "THE LEADER" Today
Morris
Buick
IS THE GUY
IS THE BUY
OPEN MON. & THURS.
9 P.M.
WHERE EVERY DAY
IS SALE DAY
W 7 Mile At Lodge X-Way
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natural resource utiliza-
tion, road building, indus-
trial parks, cement produc-
tion, airports, harbors, rail-
roads and oil exploration.
In the current campaign,
"$1 Billion for Peace," the
following allocations will be
made from Israel Bond
loans:
Energy, $270 million;
water, $130 million;
communications, $120
million; natural re-
sources, $100 million;
roads, $100 million;
industrial parks, $75 mil-
lion; cement production,
$70 million; airports, $60
million; harbors, $50 mil-
lion; railroads, $15 mil-
lion; and oil exploration,
$10 million.
Several projects are al-
ready ongoing in the many
realms in which Bonds pro-
vide assistance. For exam-
ple, a power station is to be
constructed at Zikim, pro-
viding 500 megawatts of
electric power for the new
plants factories, industries
and communities south of
Ashkelon. Other projects
include the expansion of
existing power stations.
The natural resource
funds will be used to set up a
program to increase produc-
tion of both phosphates,
ceramic clay and other de-
posits. A new cement plant ,
is under construction.
With the industrializa-
tion of the Negev, the need
for industrial parks and
complexes to accommodate
expanding industry was
felt.
Many water projects
are in progress with the
assistance of funds from
Israel Bonds. New proj-
ects deal with the exploi-
tation of underground
resources, water desali-
nation, recycled water
and fossil water, new
conduits and pipelines.
Shifting populations call
for new roads. Airport ex-
pansion and improvements
also fall under the Bond al-
location program. Harbor
maintenance and expansion
also receive aid with the
help of Israel Bonds.
Telecommunications are
expanded and updated, and
railroad maintenance and
growth also are provided for
with the aid of Israel Bonds.
In the area of oil explora-
tion, Israel Bond funds will
be used to search and de-
velop new drilling sites.
Flowers • Invitations
Great New Ideas
and
Traditional Concepts
The choice is yours — we have it all!
lyn Brenner, librarian at
Temple Beth El, also was
scheduled to attend the con-
vention.
Fall Wedding
for Ex-Detroiter
GENEVA (JTA) — The
city of Berne dedicated a
monument in memory of
Albert Einstein who once_
worked in the local patent
office there.
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A -service to private owners, banks and
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Business
Briefs
George Steinberger,
life general agent, is one of
this year's Million Dollar
Round Table annual meet-
ing speakers.
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$ 850 Post paid from
MISS WEISS
Former Detroiters Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Weiss of
Deerfield Beach, Fla., an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Judith Pam,
to Marc Lederhandler, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Lederhandler of Somerville,
N.Y.
Miss Weiss earned a BA
degree in biological sciences
from Northwestern Univer-
sity. Her fiance earned BA
and MA degrees at North-
western University. Miss
Weiss and her fiance attend
the University of Chicago's
Pritzker School of Medicine.
A September wedding is
planned.
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SAN-MAR
Society
( A ctivities in
Beth Din of Detroit. Mari-
Delegates to the 14th an-
nual convention of the
Association of Jewish Lib-
raries held in Cincinnati,
Ohio, were Eleanor Smith,
Cong. Beth Shalom libra-
rian and newly elected
president of the Jewish Li-
brary Association of De-
troit; Mae Weine, Cong.
Beth Abraham Hillel Moses
librarian, past president of
the JLAD and founder of the
AJL; Sarah Bell, Midrasha
College of Jewish Studies
librarian; Sher Rice, Cong.
Bnai David librarian and
past president of the JLDA;
and Rabbi Max Weine, a
member of the Conservative
Einstein Tribute
Call
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