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15 Labor Unions Buy Israel Detroit UTA---A total of S::«3,rsOtj ill IsiTK-I bonds v.-a:; :;okl at a dinner, .'-.ponsored by the Trade Union Division, of the Israel Bond campaign litre in honor of Al Barbour, president of tho Wayne County AFI..-CI0 Council. More than tilth Detroit lenders of f/ovenirnent. labor, education, religion and other areas attended the event. The purchase of. il00.01)0 in Israel bonds by the United Autoinobile Worker."! of America led the list of Ki union.'; which an-
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