THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

UJA, Israel Bond Founder
Henry Montor Dies at 76

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Henry Montor, who worked
closely with David Ben-
Gurion and Golda Meir in
the years prior to and im-
mediately after the found-
ing of the state of Israel and
who was one of the most inf-
luential Jewish leaders in
the United States during
that period, died April 15.
He was 76.
Mr. Montor was a prime
mover in the establishment
of the United Jewish Appeal
nd the chief architect and
der of the Israel Bond
rganization.
Mr. Montor's influence
was frequently felt. One
example of this took place in
July 1945 when Ben-
Gurion, who was later to be-
come Israel's first premier,
was in the United States,
and called on Mr. Montor to
help him obtain support for
the Hagana, the Jewish
community's defense organ-
ization.
Within 24 hours Mr.
Montor assembled some
40 of the foremost Jewish
business leaders from
across the country.
They met with Ben-
Gurion at the home of New
York Industrialist Rudolf
Sonneborn. Out of that
meeting emerged an organ-
ization informally known as
the "Sonneborn Group"
which channeled supplies
and equipment for the nuc-
leus of Israel's defense in-
dustry.
Born in Nova Scotia, he
was brought to the United
States at age 2. He grew up
in Pittsburgh and in

Friday, April 23, 1982 13

Carter Seeks Involvement in Mideast Peace Process

WASHINGTON (JTA)
Former President Jimmy
Carter is seeking to involve
himself again in the Middle
East peace process.

and the Gaza Strip.
influence if a time of trouble
"I'll use my influence, comes."
whatever it is, to continue
Carter criticized the
the process," Carter said. Reagan Administration
"Particularly in Egypt, and for what he said was its
I think to a major degree in failure to take a more
Israel, I'm still trusted. As a active role in the Mideast.
private citizen working in a This failure, he noted, has
proper way, I'll use my jeopardized the Camp

David peace process and
has contributed to the
current tensions between
Israel and Egypt.
Nevertheless, he added,
Israel's scheduled with-
drawal from Sinai Sunday
will take place "without a
hitch."

HENRY MONTOR

Steubenville, Ohio. A
Scholarship gained him
admission to the University
of Cincinnati and Hebrew
Union College.
In 1925, Mr. Montor
moved to New York
where he was hired as
assistant editor of the
New Palestine, the offi-
cial organ of the Zionist
Organization of America.
He subsequently joined
the United Palestine Ap-
peal as its publicity direc-
tor. In 1937, he was named
executive director of that
organization which raised
funds for immigration, set-
tlement and land purchase
in Israel.
Mr. Montor retired as
chief executive officer of the
Israel Bond Organization in
May 1955. He moved to
Rome shortly thereafter
where he established a con-
sumer finance company,
Finanziara Popolare, with
branches in Milan and Tu-
rin.

JIMMY CARTER

He said in an interview
with the joint Sunday edi-
tions of The Atlanta Jour-
nal and The Atlanta Con-
stitution that he might
travel to the Mideast to join
negotiations on Palestinian
autonomy on the West Bank

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