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Friday, January 26, 1945

JEWISH NEWS

Local Leaders Selected for Hospital Campaign

Osnos, Blumberg, Newman,
'Allen Direct Initial Efforts

'Active Workers In Advance Gifts Section Are Named;
Others Interested in Campaign Listed; Actual Solici-
tation Underway Shortly in Trades Divisions

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The technical services for the
Campaign, by decision of the
Jewish Welfare Federation and
Detroit Service Group boards, are
being . supplied by Federation.
Head Mercantile Group
Heading the mercantile group
Vvill be Julian H. Krolik, Louis
Robinson and Rudolph Zuieback.
Service trades will be led by
Louis C. Blumberg, Fred A. Gins-
burg, Jack Lapides and Harry
Rosman.
The mechanical trades will be
directed by Edward Bernstein,
Harvey H. Goldman, Abe Kasle
and Ben L. Silberstein.
Building trades will be headed
by Louis Berry, Ben B. Fenton,
Joseph Holtzman, George Sey-
burn and Barney Smith.
Food products will be in
charge of Irwin I. Cohn, Ben
Grosberg, Philip Lipson, Max;
Loewenstein and Max: Schayo-
witz.
Protessional Division
The professional division will
have as chairmen Sidney L. Alex-
ander, Jason Honignian. and
George M. Stutz.
Arts and crafts groups will be
directed by Alex Schreiber,
Leonard N. Simons and Frank A.
Wetsman.
For the mercantile division,
captains and ;workers are to be
selected for the following groups:
jewelry, shoes, dry goods, furni-
ture, household appliances, office
equipment, etc.; luggage and
loans, department store employes;
women's apparel, department
stores and chain stores; and men's
apparel.
The services division will in-
clude the following trades and
professions: cleaners, dyers and
tailors; linen supplies, laundries,
insurance, loan companies, invest-
ments, etc.; public employes,
beauty parlors, funeral homes
and miscellaneous.
Under mechanical trades will
be: auto sales and parking lots;
auto accessories, filling stations,
etc.: auto parts, metal and metal
dealers; scrap iron, steel, machin-
ery and • auto manufacturing;
bottles, waste materials and waste
paper and textiles.
Building Trades Group
Building trades will include
real estate; painters and decora-
tions; architects and engineers;
carpenters and contractors;
plumbers and supplies; building
supplies, masonry, plastering,
etc.; store fixtures and janitor
supplies; electricians and sup-
plies; coal and ice; property man-
agement, hotels, clerks, etc.;
hardware.

Food products will be organ-
ized to include bakeries; bever-
ages, groceries and manufactur-
ers' agents; meats, poultry; deli-
catessen, restaurants, catering,
etc.; tobacco and confectioners;
dairies, produce, fish • and Down
River merchants.
The professional division will
name captains and workers for
the following _groups: attorneys;,
Hebrew and Yiddish teachers
and rabbis; dentists and supplies,
optometrists, social workers, doc-
tors, schools, accountants, phar-
macists, chiropodists and osteo-
paths.
In arts and crafts, the commit-
tees will include advertisers and
publishers; printers; paper pro-
ducts, artists and musicians,
theaters; photographers, florists,
travel bureaus, amusements,
sports, etc.
Stress Family Giving
Because of the nature of the
campaign, with its stress on fam-

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ily giving to a capital fund pro-
ject, no separate Women's Divi-
sion is being organized, but key
women workers will be assigned
to the various divisions. An ad-
visory committee already has
met to arrange this part of the
campaign organization. Includ-
ed in this advisory group are
Mesdames Sidney J. Allen, Jos-
eph H. Ehrlich, Jacob Harvith,
Herschel V. Kreger, Robert J.
Newman, Nate S. Shapero, Abra-
ham Srere and Henry Wineman,
with Mrs. Newman acting as
chairman.
The advance gifts section of
the campaign has had the parti-
cipation of a key group of work-
ers, including:

J. Newlander, Gus D. Newman,
Mrs. Robert J. Newman and
Wallace J. Newton.
Dr. Leo Orecklin, Herman Os-
nos, Max Osnos, Sam Perlmuter
and Samuel Platt.
Herman Radner, Samuel J.
Rands, Louis Robinson, Wallace
Roberts, Edward Rose, • Meyer
Rosenbaum, Morris Rosenberg,
Harry Rosman, Dr. 'Emil Roth-
man, Charles Rubiner, and Sam-
uel H. Rubiner.
Dr. Harry Saltzstein, Joseph
Sandler, Dr. David J. Sandweiss,
Abraham Satovsky, Dr. Martin
Schaeffer, Morris L Schaver,
Max Schayowitz, Sol Schayowitz,
Dr. Nathan Schlafer, Alex Schre-
iber, Harry Schumer, Samuel
Schwartz, Maurice Seligman,
'George D. Seyburn, Morris Shat-
zen, Isaac Shetzer, Meyer Shug-
erman, Dr. Leonard Sidlow, Leo
Siegel, Ben L. Silberstein, Bert
-Silverman, Fred F. Simmons,
Leonard Simons, Saul Sloan,
Barney Smith, Abraham Srere,
James Stein, Emil Stern, Sidney
Stone, and George M. Stutz.
Jerry J. Tobias.
.Henry Wagner, David M. Well-
ing, Joseph M. Welt, Melville S.
Welt, Frank • A. Wetsman, Ben-
j amin Wilk, David Wilkus, Henry
Wineman, Mrs. Henry Wineman,
Dr. Max Winslow, Dr. Samson

Finsterwald, William Fisher,
Frank Fishman, Samuel Frank,
Samuel Frankel,' Joseph Freed-
man, Louis Freedman, Joseph
Frenkel, and Morris L. Frumin.
Harry G. Galperin, Meyer Ger-
son, John J. Ginn, Marcus Ginn,
Dr. Samuel Glassman, Charles
Goldberg, David Goldberg, Harry
Goldman, Leo M. Goldsmith,
Fred H. Gottfurcht, Julius Green,
and Charles Grosberg.
Charles Hamburger, Louis
Hamburger, Samuel Hamburger,
and Norman .Hayden.
Martin L. Jacobs, Sydney A.
Jacobs, Mrs. Albert Kahn, David
P. Katz, Leon Kay, Harry M.
Krohn and Samuel Keywell.
Samuel Lieberman, Philip Lip-
son, William A. London, John E.
Luria and Nathan Luria.
Dr. Willard D. Mayer, Alfred
Meyers, Albert Millman, Harry J.
Millman, Louis Millman, Samuel
Mintz, and Ben Mossman.
Robert J. Newman, Bernard E.
Pincus, Morris 'Pollack, David R.
Porvin, and Meyer L. Prentis..
Edward Roberts, Michael C. ,
Roberts, Louis Robinson, Emil
Rose, Louis Rose, Max Rosen-
baum, Robert T. Rosenberg, E. M.
Rosenthal, Louis Rosenthal, Dr.
Theodore I. Roth, William Roth,
Jack Rothberg, David Roth,
Harry Rott, and Nathin Rubin.
David Saffir, David - Safran,

Hyman C. Broder, Samuel Brody,
and Fred M. Butzel.
Harry Cohen, Herman Cohen,
Harry S. Cohn, Irwin L Cohn,
Dr. Saul Cole, and Dr. J. H.
Curhan.
Harry C. Davidson, Israel Da-
vidson, Joseph H. Davidson, and
Adolph Deutsch.
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, Her-
bert M. Eiges, James I. Ellmann,
and Clarence H. Enggass.
Ben B. Fenton, Arthur C. Field,
Max M. Fisher, Nathan Fishman,
Arthur Fleischman, Rabbi Leon
Frain, Harry Frank, Dr. Leo M.
Franklin, Herman Franzblau,
and Paul C. Friedberg.
Dr. David B. Gaberman, Sam-
uel D. Galanty, Morris Garvett,
Joseph Gendelman, William Ger-
shenson, Samuel Gerson, Peter P.
Gilbert, Fred A. Ginsburg, Dr.
B. Benedict Glazer, Dr. Walter
S. Glazer, Harvey H. Goldman,
Jack M. Goldman, Milton Gor-
don, Samuel A. Granadier, Harry
S. Grant and Ben Grosberg.
Nathan Hack, Max C. Handler,
Joseph Holtzman, Jason L. Honig- S.. Wittenberg, and Irving J.
man, Philip Irnberg, Dr. J. Gil- Wolfgang.
Morris W. Zack, Max J. Zivian,
bert Israel, Benjamin E. Jaffe
and Rudolph Zuieback.
and Henry Jassy.
Nathan Kaletsky, Dr. Herbert
Interested in Campaign
I. Kallet, William H. Kaplan, Abe
Also included among those
Kasle, Dr. Leon A. Katzin, Max who have indicated their interest
B. Kerner, Myron A. Keys, Max in the movement are:
J. Kogan, Samuel Kohlenberg,
Reuben 0. Allender, Dr. Sid-
Ben Kramer, Hershel V. Kreger, ney L. Berman, Harry' Boesky,
Julian H. Krolik, and Joseph Saul Boesky, William Boesky,
Kukes.'
Henry M. Butzel, and Leo M.
. Walter Laib, Benjamin M. Butzel, Louis Bielfield, Jacob
Laiken, Dr. Charles Lakoff, Louis Bonin, . Dr. .T. Marvin-Burstein,
LaMed, Maurice Landau, Henry Dr. Harry S. Burstein and Dr.
Lapides, Jack Lapides, Max Le- Morris M. Burstein.
ichtling, Theodore Levin, Harry
Harry Clark, Lou Cohen, Dr.
B. Lithterman, David Lieber- Robert L. Cowen and Louis R.
witz, arid Max Loewenstein.
Cohn.
Harold -Ehrlich, Moe, Ehrlich,
Samuel Markowitz, Herman
Mathias, Dr. H. S. Mellen, Dr. R. Maurice A. Enggass, and Nathan
J. Mendelssohn, Henry Meyers, R. Epstein.
Lawrence J. Michelson, Morton Charles P. Feinberg, Miles

Reuben Sandler, William Sand-
ler, Mrs. Ralph D. Schiller, Na-
than Schreiber, Theodore Sch-
wartz, Nate S. Shapero, Paul
Shapiro, Joseph Shifman, Mendel
Shifman, Simon Shifman, Mrs.
Regina Silberstein, ' Ben Simons,
Harry Slatkin, Harold R. Smilay,
Samuel Sofferin, Henry Soss,
Harry Sucher, William Sucher
and Meyer Simon.
Louis Tabashnik, Wiliam Tann,
and Ben Tobin.
Max Ungar, Julius Wagman,
Edwin & Weiner, Isadore Wink-
elman, Robert S. Wisok, Lew S.
Wisper, Monte D. Wittelshofer,
Abner A. Wolf, Joseph Wolf, and
Charles Wolok, I. Lewis Zuie-
back and Saul Zuieback.
The photographs on this page
are action pictures taken at
New York Jewish Hospitals.

Sanford D. Adler, Charles N.
Agree, Sidney L. Alexander,
Harold C. Allen, Sidney J. Allen,
Henry S. Alper, Dr. Raphael Alt-
man, Eugene Arnfeld, Maurice
Aronsson and Edward A. Atlas.
Dr. Morris Bachman, Dr. John
G. Bayles, Harry H. Beeker,' Dr.
Sydney Beigler, Dr. Harry Ben-
nett, Edward Bernstein, Louis
Berry, Samuel M. Bez, Harry H.
Bielfield, Irving W. Blumberg,
Louis C. Blumberg, Morris H.
Blumberg, Al Boesky, Nathan
Bonin, Dr. Louis L. Braitman,

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