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Prominent Jews, Non-Jews Greet
He is a Leader and
Fred M. Butzel On 60th Birthday
Prince in Israel

(CONCLUDED r)tont PAOE ONE)

Universal Scope
I Was a Pioneer in
Of His Altruism Advocating Ideas
For Social Reform
By JUDGE CHARLES RUBINER

The attainment by Fred St. But-
zel of his 60th birthday in an oc-
casion for felicitations and
thanksgiving—felicitations to him
upon the happy anniversary and
thanksgiving by his fellow-citi-
zens for having been blessed with
his presence, hie friendship, his
energies and his inspiring char-
acter.
It is not given to many men
to wield as wide and as intimate
an influence upon his fellow-men
—especially upon the youth of
his community—as has Fred But-
zel. His lasting contribution to
our times will be reflected in the
qualities of character, tolerance,
courage of conviction and in the
passionate love for fellow-men of
all creeds and colors, with which
all who have come under Fred
Butzel's tutelage were imbued.
So catholic has been the scope
of his altruism. so varied the
fields of his philanthropic activi-
ties, and so liberal his outlook,
that hosts of well-wishers, here
and elsewhere, Jew and Christian
alike, Join in fervent prayer that
his allotment may indeed go far
beyond the three score years in
which he has already been spared
to a grateful community.

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I wish to thank the worthy edi-

tor of The Jewish Chronicle for
his kind invitation extended to me
to express my feelings and good
wishes to one of the high esteemed
sons of Detroit Jewry on the occa-
sion of his sixtieth birthday.
I Join the friends of Fred Butzel
In congratulating him, who really
deserves all the honors bestowed on
him. May he be blessed who made
his charitable work, social activi-
ties and the welfare of the com-
munity his goal in life and holiest
task May he be blessed for his
great devotion and sacrifice he of-
fered to aid the less fortunate
brethren here and abroad.
Detroit Jewry is much indebted
to Mr. Butzel not merely for his
liberal contributions he always
made to all causes and funds but
mainly for the good example he
always showed to others.
I wish and pray for his long
life and many, many fruitful years
to come.

A Life Filled
With Good Deeds

By HON. B. D. CHANDLER

I note that Mr. Fred M. Butzel
will, on next Aug. 25, celebrate
his sixtieth birthday. I desire,
through you, to extend to Mr.
Butzel sincere congratulations
upon his arrival at the sixtieth
milestone of a life filled with
good deeds in behalf of a human-
ity that has not been as fortu-
nate as himself.
I have known Mr. Butzel and
his philanthropies for several
decades, and his work in behalf
of suffering humanity is well de-
serving of recognition from a
rather selfish world. If all had
given so unstintingly of their
time and money in behalf of the
under-privileged, there would be
no occasion for poor-houses and
welfare stations.
He has done a great work and
may God speed him in it. and
may it be an Inspiration for oth-
ers to follow in his footsteps.

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By JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN

Judge of Circuit Court

Dear Fred:
It would seem almost a paradox
to congratulate you upon the at-
tainment of your sixtieth birth-
day; it is we who should be con-
gratulated on this occasion. We,
and the people of this entire com-
munity, who have known the
genius of your leadership, the
comprehensiveness of your phil-
anthropy and the inspiration of
your high example.
The position of respect and af-
fection that you hold in the hearts
of our entire community, is a well
deserved recognition of the many
years you have devoted in the
noble service of your fellow man.
It is a distinct privilege to me,
as one who has followed your ca-
reer for so many years, to add
my best wishes to those of your
i nnumerable friends, and to en-
press the hope that you may be
spared for us all, for many years
to come.

IF A CAUSE IS
WORTHY IT IS
HIS CAUSE

The Jewish Community of De-
troit will celebrate with festive,
grateful spirit the 60th birthday
of Fred Butzel. It will gladly wel-
come the solemn opportunity to ex-
press its appreciation and admira-
tion for the masterful personality
and the imperishable services Fred
Butte] has rendered to Detroit Jew-
ry, to the Detroit community and to
American Israel at large.
The measure of the great merits
and achievements and also of the
matchless popularity of Fred But-
zel is with us in the virility of mind
and body—his name has already
become a household word in the
homes of Letroit Jews regardless
of their social and political affilia-
tions and the particular synagogue
in which they worship.
Just as the founders and cap-
tains of the great automotive indus-
try in our city represent and per-
sonify to the outside world the in-
ventive genius and boundless en-
ergy, of our young, expanding me-
ter city, so the name of Fred Butzel
came to signify to Detroit Jewry
the dynamic of the Jewish con-
science, the' imperative urge of so-
dal service, the Unity, oneness and
Solidarity of Israel and the Broth-
erhood of Man.
Upon men of the type of Fred
Butzel were in former ages con-
ferred by the Grace of the People
such titles of honor as "San
Vgodol," a "Leader and Prince" in
Israel. Indeed, the life and work
of Fred Butzel would amply Justify
his designation as a "Leader and
Prince" in Israel,
The Community spirit, the urge
to consecrate and spend our life
for the welfare of our fellow-men
must have been born with and its
Fred Butzel! I understand, that
even while a young fledgling stu-
dent he had already organized
classes for the recent immigrants
to teach. them the American lan-
guage, civic duties and the Amer-
ican concept of human rights and
obligations.
It must have been a great chal-
lenge to the communal spirit of De-
troit Jewry when the momentous
historic hour came to weld all the
many small detached groups, or-
ganizations and social units of De-
troit Jewry into one great powerful
body which was to be charged with
the task to establish and maintain
the educational, recreational and
charitable institutions necessitated
by the needs of the young, growing
modern community, and which was,
in the course of time, to be linked
and integrated with the large na-
tional and international Jewish
bodies for the upbuilding of Pales-
tine and for the preservation and
rescue of the uprooted, persecuted,
homeless Jewish masses of East
European countries. This epochal
undertaking in the history of De-
troit Jewry needed and round re-
sponsible and inspiring leadership
—in the person of Fred Butzel.
The personal charities of Fred
Butzel, dispensed with princely
bounty, belong upon another page

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By GEORGE E. BUSHNELL

Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of Michigan

The 60 years of unselfish serv-
ice of Fred M. Butzel has enriched
the lives of many thousands. De-
troit is a finer city and Michigan
is a better state because he has
walked among us. His splendid
life has been an inspirational ex-
ample and life is cleaner and finer
because of Fred Butzel's insis-
tence that the true end of gov-
ernment is the happiness of all of
mankind. His idealism has always
been most practical and he has
shown all of us how we can be
of more help to our fellowman.
May he long be spared for we
wreath/ need Fred Butzel.

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By VINCENT M. BRENNAN
Judge of Wayne Circuit Court

It is hard to believe that Fred
Butzel is approaching his sixtieth
year. Despite his long career of
accomplishment, many of us young-
er men still regard him as a con-
temporary. This is because of his
boundless energy, his unfailing
enthusiasm, his youthful friend-
liness.
And yet I know that he most be
nearing the three score mark in
years, because my earliest recollec-
tion of organized charity in Detroit
is associated with his name. I have
known hint as a brother member of
the Bar for twenty-five years. lie
has been active in one of Detroit's
outstanding law firms. But I do
not detract from him as a lawyer
when I say that I think of Fred
Butzel primarily as one who has
dedicated his life to charitable ac-
Broad-Minded
tivity. In his unselfish devotion to
this real life's work, he has known
and Practical
no boundary of race, of creed, of
color. If a cause is worthy, it is his
By HON. WILLIAM W. POTTER cause, whether it aids friends or
Associate Justice, Michigan State strangers, whether its headquarters
Supreme Court
are in Detroit or on the other side
I understand that on Aug. 25, of the earth. To know Fred Butzel
Fred M. Butte' will celebrate his is to know a doer of good in its
60th birthday. [lie has been a ca- broadest and most universal sense.
"Life Begins at Forty"? It may
reer of peculiar interest. An able
l awyer and excellent executive, for some people. It did not for Fred
probably no one else in Michigan 'tutu!. It began for him at that
has ever been more widely known early age when first he came to
for his contributions tophilan- know those less fortunate than him-
t hropy- Able, broad-minded ands self. It has continued for him
practical, .his unselfish activities through all the intervening years of
J ustly entitle him to be ranked faith, of service, of unfaltering de-
with the nation's outstanding con. votion to God and fellowmen. And
tributors to the welfare of man- life will not stop for Fred Butzel
kind. I congratulate him on reach. at sixty. It will go on and on in
me his 60th birthday. May he the richest, fullest sense so long as
Tbt Sub-Trrasury
have many more years of useful- his fine, beautiful soul remains
within his body. All Detroit and
ness.
ing in Nero rtri City
Michigan, as well as many persons
where taller's art islet.'
communities far removed, Join
Has Helped to Make and
in the toast to him: "Ad multos far fireign lands,
World Better Place annos."

By HON. WALTER H. NORTH
Associate Justice Michigan St•t•

FRED M. BUTZEL-
MAN OF CULTURE

In compliance with yours of the
23rd inst. I am glad to tender the
following sentiment incident to Mr.
Fred M. Butzers birthday:
It is not my good fortune to be
able to say that I have an intimate
personal acquaintance with Mr.
Fred M. Butml, but like many oth-
er citizens of this state I have
known him well enough and have
l earned sufficiently or his humani-
tarian activities no that incident to
t he recognition of his sixtieth birth-
day anniversary I am. impressed
with the following thought: When-
ever an able, busy mans protean°.
nal or otherwim, ill generous
enough to give liberally of his time
and substance in lightening the
burden of those who are less for-
tunate, the world is madi better by
his example as well as by the direct
good hot accomplishes. In this way,
both by cum* and by deed. Mr.
Butsel is an outstanding citizen
whose great Influence for good can
warmly be estimated. . Many cal
tratlitulig say that he has helped
much to make OS world a better
pia& la'whkh to Bye. 1 gladly Join
in extending to him birthday greet-
ings lad express the hope that he
may carry as for many yearn to

Few men have been blessed with
■as many qualities as are possessed
by Fred M. Butzel.
He is a natural leader of men; he
is a charming conversationalist; he
has a delightful sense of humor
and is ever ready to help those who
merit help, Above all he is a friend
in every sense of the word.
Jew and non-Jew respect and
lose him. The Yiddish speaking
element an well as our more 'mind,
latest group have a fine apprecie-
tion of his honest Intent to rendes-
service. His has been a great eon.
tribution to the Jewish community
life and it is, therefore, fit and
proper that he should be widely
honored. I am happy to have the
privilege of Joining his many
friends in extending my personal
greetings to him on this °oration,
his sixtieth birthday, through the
columns of The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle and I wish him many
more years of rood health and
happiness In rendering service to
his fellow men.

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Fred M. Butzel is one of those
rare men who has preferred all
through his active life to give his
strength and talents to communal
benefit rather than to use them
for material profit to himself. Al-
most every line of philanthropic
work has felt the warmth of his
enthusiasm and been stirred by
his activity. Years ago, he grasped
the significance of ideas which at
that time seemed visionary and
unattainable. He advocated them
and worked for them persistently.
It must indeed be a satisfaction to
him to stand on that sixtieth mile-
stone for a day and look back at
such visions turned to reality as
the Ford Republic. the Boys' Club,
the Community Fund, Parkaide
Hospital, the Michigan Unemploy-
ment Compensation Commission.
the City Recreation Commission,
and numerous others. Those of us
who know him best know that to-
morrow his face will be towards
the future again as he reaches for
new advantages for the people of
his beloved Detroit. May he live
through many more fruitful
years.

Detroit Jewry Is
Indebted to Butzel "It Is We Who
Should Be
By RABBI I. STOLLMAN
Congratulated"

Associate Justice, Michigan State
Supreme Court

ON A BEAUTIFUL

By WILLIAM J. NORTON
Executive Vice-President and
Secretary of Children's Fund
of Michigan

By RABBI MOSES FISCHER

of the great human document which
is the life of this distinguished cit-
izen.
By all his pre-occupation with the
building-up of the Jewish communi-
ty of Detroit, by all his wrestling
with the vast problems arising out
of the conditions of European and
Palestinian Jewry — Fred Butzel 0
has preserved his great human in-
terest in the plight and need of
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Heavenly Father add to his life so
many more years that he becomes
the "Grand Old Man of American
Jewry."

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