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Gen. Elazar, 6-Day War Heiroy *&%fayor
Will Address AA Bond Dinner Kollek Talks Nov. 3
General David Elazar, Israeli General Elazar, who studied Kollek will be in Atlantan
war hero who heads the Northern economics and Middle Eastern aI- Nnvpmhpr S tn 0,^0w .♦
Command of the Army of Israel, fairs at the Hebrew University in annual donor dinner of the At-
will speak at the Ahavath Achim Jerusalem, has an intimate know- lanta Chanter of Hndnranh
Synagogue on November 8 at the ledge of Israel’s economic situa- tu. 7 .o n n _ j lnr ,„ r
dinner in behalf of the State of f " ; tion and its program of develop- ‘ «_«,
Israel Bond Drive. This was an- ment which is being carried on House ” rxyaw
nounced by Ben Hyman who with the aid of Israel Bonds. _ „ ,
heads the Israel Bond Drive for TVl c . ( , T , _ . _ Mayor Kollek wall present
his congregation The dinner will * ,Y The state of Israel Bond Issue Ms administration’s plans for
biTat TOn.' m oSedby ' is the central source ° { invest ' the operation of reunified Jer-
cocktails at 6:30 p m. ment capital for Israel’s historic usalem. Atlanta is one of three
During the Six-Day War of program of economic develop- cities in the United States to
1967, the Northern Command ment. Proceeds derived from the be visited by Kollek.
which General Elazar heads cap- sale of Israel Bonds are making Also appearing at the din-
asrs““assjs ■wa rr,r<rr?-r* 5-“> T ^
mg settlements in the Galilee, and JIT gr<3wth of mdustry and agn- she migrated to Israel in 1950
also occupied the northern part ^HH^R ' Jg^HK ‘‘ u ture ’ tho expansion of irriga- where she quickly became a
of the west bank of the Jordan. ^R tion, the constructicn of roads, musical comedy star. Follow-
^ General Elazar, who has held harbors and railways, the increase CMe^&ihbra 0 in°N^ n Y'oric she
■S? 1 stoce^th^roctematiOT^of tation °* natural resources, shows in night clubs. MAYOR KOLLEK
independence in May, 1948. From GENERAL ELAZAR " ' . , ~ 1 ^'U 1 . . ^ '
1961 to 1964, he was Comman- A native of Yugoslavia, General /' 1 o 1«1 I * ]VT rj reputation as an outstanding
dei- of the Armored Corps, and Elazar came to Israel in 1940, VJtlltt llClt/IJI Cl (11)11 1™ O VITiTI IfiTi ( speaker who lends great insight
prior to that commanded an arm- an d in 1946 enlisted in the Pal- __ into current events as they affect
ored brigade . mach, the commando unit of the I I I p<i n I-c Pf in|*t 'r»f Pil(n*l1TlC world Jewry. Known for hM ec-
During the Sinai campaign of Haganah, Jewish defense force Xl.V/Ji.svFA a UI X I Ifcl 1 l,IIn oomplishments in the entertain-
1956, General Elazar command- under the British Mandate. In the ment field as well as his active
ed the brigade which broke War of Independence, he com- One of the highlights schedul- is being held Tuesday evening, servioe on behalf of world Jewry,
through the Egyptian positions in manded units engaged in the cam- cd *° r the Atlanta Jewish Wei- Nov. 7, at 8:00 o’clock in the Pro- Zvi Kolitz is a most welcome
the Gaza Strip. After the sue- paign to lift the siege of Jerus- ^. a r , e Federa-' Jljigfn ’ gressive Club Ball Room. A social guest to Atlanta,
cessful conclusion of that oam- alem. Toward the end of the war, tion s commun-jp'^L., „ . hour will follow. For those in the community
paign, he was named military he saw action on the Egyptian 'ty .vide galaf Zvi Kolitz, world renowned who have not sent in their reaerv-
commander of the Gaza Strip, front. celebration, -atagd author, journalist, motion picture ation cards, reservations may still
he a report fromand theatrical producer, has been be made by contacting the Fed-
the A11 a n t at invited to address the commun- eration office at 41 Exchange
delegation ity gathering. Mr. Kolitz has a Place, S. E., or phone 525-4825.
^ s»*p ;3y|yi Atlanta Delegation Returns
From Israel Study Mission . ■
th 1. The largest group of American Mrs. Joseph Cuba, Mr. and Mrs.
indicate that this special miss Jewish communal leaders in the Max London, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
V / has been the most exciting and history ^ ^ United Jewiah Ap _ € rt Rothberg, Mr. and Mrs. Na-
. r I II pr “ ° UI } m l y. A ; hls ° ry ' peal—nearly 550 men and women than I. Lipson, Mrs. Harry Sun-
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1180 University Dr., N. E. 600 Peachtree Battle Ave., N.W. ^ 0 00 dIZ 1967 Tm^ewish The 13-day mission was led by *h« Prime Minister announced
Sidney K. Mossman, Rabbi narry H. Epstein, Rabbi ^ ^cme and abroad^Tbe Max M - Fiaher of I>etroR, UJA «»t the UJA mission marited the
Tobias Geffen, Rabbi Emeritus G °' d ’ A®t. Rabbi “StATSS — Bauman; Edward Gir^
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5-35 pm Saturday morning 9:00 a.m. ^tipaig^leede^ both the The Atlanta delegation mem-
P Saturday evening 6:30 p.m. 1967 Aguiar and Israel Bmer- bers included: Dr. and Mrs. ^ ^So£-
SerJicS 5:35 p.m. Sunday morning 7:45 a.m. gency Fund campaigns. The event Marvin C. Goldstein, Mr. and mgnt ft .therefore, thM
Saturday Morning this contribution of America’s
Services 8:45 a.m. W~h fJ • O I I ^V_ Jewish communities to the cause
Ben Hyman is selected for
5Er™—3= City of Hope s Torch ££«£?»
Bible study.) Ben Hyman, noted Atlanta Ben Hyman and Company. He is masters for wholesaling. He is ^ and oiners or w new areaa
1? 1QUA T Itf jeweler and civic leader, will be nationally recognized for his also a past president of toe South- +u-, mission concentrated
OR VeSUALOM presented the 1967 Torch of merchandising and marketing in- eastern Housewares Club . h/ _, fh ^ m, n-, v ™ r
Joseph Cohen, Rabbi Hope Award by the Atlanta Chap- novations in the wholesale and Ben Hyman had long been a 011 * [uayng 01
Norman Berlat, Asst. Rabbi ter of toe City ofHH|HiRHR industrial premium field. firm believer in the vast poten- affected the position of Israel s
1362 N. Highland Ave., N.E. Hope December^^^^^^^H The showrooms of Ben Hyman tial of the city of Atlanta. Moving recent immigrants who are being
Friday evening 6:30 pm. 2 at toe group’s^^^^^^^^^R and Company are a mecca to some to the city in 1948, he continued assisted by both the Jewish Agen-
Saturday morning 8:45 a.m. annual banquetof the brightest stars of the en- to set sales records for his em- py principal beneficiary of the
Jr. Congregation 9:45 a.m. at the Regencytertainment, political, and sports ployer. ’ . , H hv Malben
Sunday morning 8:00 a.m. Hyatt House. TheH^^^H worlds, as well as the general Such was his faith in the oty UJAton<te^ and by toe MMben
“Torch of business community. that in 1954 Ben Hyman formed program of toe Joint Distriou-
THE TEMPLE is the highestBom in New York City 51 years his own business at 250 Spring tion Committee which aids aged
1 cqq PaarhirRp Rrla j and most ago, Ben Hyman grew up in up- Street. Almost immediate success and handicapped immigrants to
— ‘ » KKI ed award given^^^^^H state New York during the bleak gAeted the enterprising company.
Jacob M. Rothchild, Rabbi the city days of depression. Moving to Within 2 months he had expand- ’ .. . .. .
Richard J. Lehrman, Asst. Rabbi H ope Florida at the age of 17, he soon ed operations to the building next Representatives of the Atlanta
Friday evening 8:00 p.m. H yman isHES^^^R demonstrated his salesmanship door at 248-250 Spring Street, delegation wUl mport to the co«n-
Saturday morning 11:15 a.m. recognized by abilities by contracting with res- Two years later he owned both munity at a special gala celebra-
E» IA r r II I A m D City of Hope asH^H^^^R tauranteur Bill Sherman for a buildings. tion sponsored by the Atlanta
rfrjl It JAL \JI> a Total Citizenrenovation of his world famous In 1965 Ben Hyman and Cam- Jewish Welfare Federation on
1855 LaVista Rd., N.E. of Atlanta restaurant, the original Fan and pany opened the doors of his pre- iq™ 7 in
p i KvMman Rahhl his many civdc^^^^^H Bill’s. sent dhow rooms at 715 West Tuesday evening, Nov. 7, in toe
Ptneus Aloof Cantor and charitabLeHHjlilijH World War II saw Ben Hyman Peachtree. Called by many one Progressive Club Ball Room. All
* .. activities. Ben Hyman serving as a radar expert and in- of the most beautiful facilities in members of toe Jewish commun-
«-10nm' The Citv of Hope is a free structor with Ei * hth Mr country, toe ahowrooms fea- ity «« MVtaed to ettend. Rwerv-
Frlday services 6.10 pjn. The City 01 Hope is a iree Corps With the end of toe war, tore many departures from toe . .
Saturday morning 8:S® ajn. non-sectarian Medical Center Hyman returned to Miami traditional concepts of wholesale “Wons may be made by phoning
Saturday evening 5:55 p.m. specializing in the diagnosis and an(J ^ iTLurta and Son, a whole- operations. the Federation office at 525-4825.
Sunday morning 8:15 ajn. treatment of major diseases. The Mle flrm he accomplished In addition to his activities for —
A ST FA RD Si HOpe ’T ^ impossible by selling toe the City of Hope, Ben Hyman is PermisOIl Bar Mitzva
A lyotll O r All U work in research andtreatment flrst ^ ^ ever ^ ^ a past president of Gate City - „
1324 N. Highland Ave., N.E. of supposedly catastrophic dla- idB _ 8 years before the first Lodge of B’nai B'rlth and pres- Mr 8,1(1 Mrs - Seymour Per-
Label Merlin, President £ ase ® 18 considered a ‘‘Hospital^ Florida TV station went on the ently serves on its board. He is mison of Atlanta cordially to
ll. Taratoot, Hon. Pres, and Treas. hr *T' , one the . fln . air. This set the precedent at • member of toe Board of Trus- vite their relatives and friends
Friday evening 6:31 pan. ® wA ,. resear oen rs many shattering sales records tees of toe Levi Memorial Has- to attend the Bar Mitzva of their
Saturday morning 9:00 a.m. during hito tw^iais careen ^1’ rw" son, Mark Steven, at 8:45 aon.,
Saturday rvcninr 6:25 non. No stranger to charitable and Ir 1964, Ben Hyman was lanta, the Greater Atlanta Ghap- ’ ’ *
Sunday morning 8:30 a.m. community projects, Ben Hyman awarded the Oscar of Salesman- ter of Luekemia Society, Inc., Saturday, Nov. 11, at Shearith
' is the president and founder of ship Award by Ameriaan Sales- Turn to Page 12 Israel Synagogue. No cards.