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May 09, 1947 - Image 6

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1947-05-09

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DETROIT ]WISH CHRONICLE and The Legal

Page Six 1

KHAN CF PA WEILE

Women's Division
$30 Club Formed
to Increase Giving

WITH THE ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN officially started, we
honor a leader whose devotion to the cause is one of the great
assets that will help insure the success of the drive to raise $5,335,000.
First reports on the success of
Made to order for the important assignment of chairman of special the drive to enroll Detroit women
gilts is dynamic and hard-hitting Maurice Anderson whose success in the Thirty-Dollar Club launched
in the 1948 campaign made imperative his continuation in this at the final report rally of the
women's division of the Allied
vtal post.
He has devoted many years to Jewish Campaign were announced
at the first general report meeting
campaigning for this communal Thursday. Names of members of
enterprise or that and he has the club will be made public dur-
evolved a keen understanding of ing the coming week.
Announcing formation of the
the many phases of this branch
club of 30 contributors, Mrs. H.
of communal service whether it be C. Broder, campaign chairman,
in the local or national field.
said that "the $7000 which the
He was one of the leaders who women's division is short of its
went over the top in his quota goal represents the pleading faces
of 2,300 little children, whom that
for the erection of the Jewish surn would feed for one month at
Children's Home years ago, the ¶30 a child.
"A gift of $30 or an additional
Jewish Home for the Aged later
and the Jewish Hospital more re- gift to increase a pledge already
cently. Whenever a community made to $30 will entitle the donor
project is contemplated, he dis- to membership in the club and
plays his human interest and sym- to the knowledge that she per-
pathy by contributing his energy sonally fed a little child for a
and his means, never discriminat- month."
The first woman to become a
ing because of color or creed.
• • •
member of the Thirty-Dollar Club
BORN IN HALMSTAD, Sweden, was Mrs. Harry Salvin who won
Dec. 11, 1892, he came to this the Mrs. Sol Licitor award for
country on a visit at the age of reporting the highest percentage
MAURICE ARONSSON 17, but decided to remain when he of coverage at the April 24 meet-
realized that America was indeed ing.
Membership goal of the club is
the great land of opportunity of which he had heard so much. Having
been given a thorough Jewish education, he was able to understand 5,000 women. It was also an-
Jewish problems and to realize the need to shoulder civic responsibili- nounced that an award would he
made to the area chairman who
ties in order to ameliorate them.
Aronsson is modest, tolerant and democratic. He has never let secured the most $30 and over
obstacles stand in his way as long as he could analyze a problem contributors.
end conquer it. "Just find the right way to do it" has been his
advice in overcoming difficulties.
*


- Aids Beth Shmuel
ARONSSON IS INDEED A busy man, operating one of the largest
commercial printing plants in the Middle West. Yet he finds time to
counsel and guide young men who seek his advice. Many are in-
debted to him for their success and he has often lent them capital
to get started.
"To me, everybody is honest until proven otherwise," he told a
dubious banker, "and the pleasure I have gained in helping others
more than compensates me for any losses I have sustained."



ARONSSON IS PAST PRESIDENT of the Standard Club of
Detroit and of the Cooperative Club. He serves on the board of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, of which he has been treasurer, the Jewish
Home for Aged, North End Clinic, Jewish Hospital Association and
Zionist Organization.
He is a member of Shaarey Zedek, Temple Beth El, Shriner Club,
Knollwood and Franklin Hills Country Clubs and the Hillel Founda-
tion. He is a 32nd Degree Mason.
For many years during the depression he served sucessfully as
president at Knollwood. He was at one time a member of the Mich-
_Igen State Crippled Children's Commission. During the war, he re-
caved several citations from the government.
Aronsson lives at 2254 Chicago boulevard west with his wife Dora
and three children, Margie Louise Lois Selma and Herbert Allen.

Zionist Jubilee
Set for July 3-6

Young Artists Group
Lists Betty Kowalsky

Friday, May 9, 1947

Chronicle

berg, treasurer; and E. A. Levi,
chaplain.
Mrs. Ruby is in charge of ar-
rangements for the banquet. As-
sisting her are Mesdames James
Sobel, Theodore Curtis and Alfred,
Frank and Harry Gunsberg.
Prizes will be given to the old-
est and youngest mother attend-
ing and to the mother with the
most daughters present.
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Betty Kowalsky, pianist, will chairma - i of the fifth annual
NEW YORK—The 50th annual play at the Hechalutz organiza- donor luncheon of the Ladies
convention of the Zionist Organ- tion's Young Artists Concert Mon- Auxiliary, Congregation Beth
ization of America will be held day, -Ione 9, in the main auditor- Shmuel, June 3 at Bnai Moshe.
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