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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 25, 1947
Rabbi Adler, Lowenthal, Salzberger Address AJC Units
Women's Division to Climax
Drive at Victory Luncheon
Clubs Section; Louis Shaffer is
ward T. Lichtig, Jeseph-Sthwartz, Tavern, Restaurant Men
chairman for the Restaurants. ,
Alex Sklar, Max ager,
Tr,
Lawrence Weingarten and Nathan Increase Giving 101%
H. Schecter. Herman Mathias,
Louis Robinson and Louis Tabas-
An iherease of 101 percent over
ANY AND ALL
riik are co-chairmen for the - sec- the preceding year's giving was
BOOKS
tion.
Another dinner to be held at
6:30 p.m. Wednesday will be given
by the Dentists' section in the
Jade Room of the Detroit Leland
HoteL Drs. Milton Lappin and
Martin Naimark are co-chairmen
for the section. Drs. Allen Collins,
Louis D. Galin, Theodore Glass,
paign, and General Solicitation Jack J. Goode, Joseph E. Good-
also will be made.
stein, Samuel Krohn, David
Last of Series
Marsh, and Milton S. Marx serve
Wednesday's meetings is the on the Executive Board.
last of a series of report luncheons.
Board of Directors
On April 21 a repeat performance
Members of the board of direc-
was given of the skit, "There's
Many A Slip." On April 24, in tors of the Dentists' section are
addition to an inspiring talk de- Drs. Max G. Aiken, Isaac Bennish,
livered by Fred M. Butzel, gen- David Bernstein, Peter Bernstein,
eral campaign chairman. Mrs. H. Gerson L Berris, Leon Diskin,
C. Broder presented the first David Freedman, Samuel Geren-
"Mrs. Sol Licitor" awards, based dasy, Nathan Gitlin, Henry J.
on reports made at the Monday Goodman, Joseph Gossman, Mar-
meeting, to Mrs. John Horwitz tin Jacobs, Morris Levine, Harold
from section W-3, for the highest A. Maxmen, Joe S. Perlis, N.
percentage of increase; Mrs. Raskin, Marie R. Salutsky, David
Annie Handelsman, section W-5 Seligson, Henry 0. Siegan, Burton
for the highest percentage of new B. Simon, Samuel Stulberg, Al-
contributors; and to Mrs. Eugene bert B. Szekely, Alec S. Walters,
Pollack, section W-7 and Mrs. Azriel Weller and Max B. Win-
Bernard Spear, section W-10 who slow.
The Employes group of the
tied for the highest percentage
of coverage. Mrs. - Sol Licitor" General Manufacturing section
awards on the basis of reports ; will hold an organizational meet-
given at the April 24 meeting ing at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 29,
in the Jewish Center.
will be made on April 30.
Members of the Poultry. Super
Markets, Tobacco, Wholesale
Grocers, and Beverages sections
of the Food Division will hold a
joint meeting at home of Max
Lowenstein at 8:30 p.m., Wednes-
day, April 30.
Climaxing the Women's Division. Drive in the 1947 Allied
Jewish Campaign, a Victory Luncheon will be held for all
workers at 12:30 Wednesday, April 30, at the Jewish Center.
Joseph Salzberger, secretary of the Cooperative MOve-
merit of Jerusalem, will address the meeting at which final
reports on the drive will be made and excellence awards to
General Solicitation workers pre-
sented.
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, year
around chairman of the Women's
Division, will preside.
vian 14,000 Homes
In door-to-door solicitation, 1,-
400 General Solicitation workers
have visited over 14,000 Detroit
Jewish homemakers since The
opening of the drive- on April 15
to help raise the $050,000 quota
accepted by the Women's Divi-
sion. The "Mrs. Sol Licitor"
awards (named for the leading
character in the play "There's
Many A Ship" presented at the
College of Campaign Knowledge
and the April 21 report meeting)
will be made to the worker who
has the highest percentage of in-
creased giving; the highest per-
centage of coverage; and the
highest percentage of new con-
tributors among her prospects.
Final reports for Treasury
Gifts, Special Gifts, Pre:cam-
•
Author to Speak Before
Men's Groups During Week
Addresses Manufacturers
Talks by Marvin Lowenthal, author and lecturer; Joseph
Salzberger, secretary of the Cooperative Movement of Jeru-
salem, and Rabbi Morris Adler of Cong. Shaarey Zedek, will
highlight meetings in behalf of the Allied Jewish Campaign
for the coming week.
Author of the best-seller, "The Jews of Germany," stir-
ring account of the Jewish past --,
leading up to the entrance of the
Nazi regime and ensuing catas-
trophe for the Jewish people,
Lowenthal has made a study of
Jewish life and customs in
Europe, North Africa, Syria and
the Near East. He was secretary
of the World Conference for In-
ternational Peace Through Re-
ligion in Paris from 1928 to 1930.
Escaped to Palestine
Salzberger escaped to Palestine
from his native Czechoslovakia
after the Munich agreement. A
schoolteacher by profession, he
worked with other Zionists to
transport nearly 15,000 Jews to
Palestine; later fought with the
British army at the battle of El
Alamein.
Starting off the week will -be:
the first meeting of a new section!
of the Campaign, the Hotel and
Restaurant Equipment section, ;
which will have as a unique fea-
ture of its meeting, a preview
of a Hollywood film never before
shown in Detroit.
In addition the film, "A Will to
Live," narrated by Paul Muni,
will lie shown. The meeting will
be held at the Film Exchange
Building, 2300 Cass, beginning at
8:15 p.m. Arrangements have
been made by Benjamin L. Smith,
chairman, and Irving Goldberg
and Jesse R. Feiler, co-chairman.
Accountants Meet
The Accountants section will
hold a dinner meeting at 6:30,
Monday evening, April 28, in the
English Room of the Statler Hotel.
Arthur S. Purdy is chairman of
the section, while Lawrence
Aronson, Robert Clinton, Joseph
Cotten, Joseph L. Staub and
David P. Zack are members of
the executive committee.
Members of Store Executive
and Specialty Shop section will
hear Joseph Salzberger at a din-
ner meeting at 6:30, Tuesday eve-
ning, April 29, in the Crystal
Ballroom of the Book Cadillac
Hotel. Louis A. Baum, Nathan
Fierberg, - Adolf Goetz, Israel
Himelhoch, Walter J. Mayer,
Louis Winkelman and I. Lewis
Zuieback have made arrange-
ments for the meeting.
Salzberger also will speak to
the Linen and Coverall Suppliers
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Machinery; and Sol Eisenberg,
Samuel Hamburger and Samuel
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Steel section.
At 8 p.m., Thursday, May 1,
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Lowenthal will speak to the Heat-
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men of the Linen section; while
Morris L. Shaver is chairman and
Louis Dalitz and Norman Shule-
witz, co-chairmen of the Coverall
Suppliers section.
Fete Butzel on Brithday
Some with buffets and chinas in bleached
Chrome, Porcelain, Plastic and Aluminum—
A testimonial dinner honoring
mahogany, maple and limed oak with oval,
with
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of:
wood,
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Fred M. Butzel, general campaign
oblong, rectangular extension tables.
aluminum, leatherette and plastic.
chairman, on his coming 70th
birthday will be given by the
VALUES FORMERLY $69.00 to $129.00
Produce section at 6:30 Tuesday
evening in the Jade Room of the
Detroit - Leland Hotel. Harry
Becker, Charles Ginsberg, Cy
Kyte and Sam Schwartz are co-
chairmen of the section.
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Speaking at a 6:30 dinner meet-
ing of the Auto Sales Section in
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Cadillac Hotel, Wednesday eve-
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Harry Newman is chairman of
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Sam Atlas, Dave Barnett, Herb
Calfin, George Cohan, Joseph
Cohen, Fred Ettinger, Jack Gel-
ler, Jack Goron, Leo Magid and
Yale Simons members of the ex-
ecutive committee.
Hardware Section
Salzberger also will speak at 9
p.m. Wednesday evening to mem-
bers of the Hardware section, who
will meet in the USO Lounge of
the Jewish Center. Arrangements
for the meeting are being made
by Joseph Falk, chairman of the
section.
Rabbi Adler will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the dinner meet-
ing of the Furniture Section at
6:30 P.m. Wednesday, April 30,
in the , Crystal Ballroom of the
Book Cadillac Hotel. Sponsoring
committee for the dinner are Emil
chairman, and Jacob Cukerinin.- Edelson, Samuel Kohlenberg, Ed-
sections, which- are holding a
dinner meeting the same night in
the Reception Room of the - 1300k
Cadillac HoteL John Isaica • is
made by members of the Tav-
erns, Night Clubs and Restaur-
ants sections of the Allied Jewish
Campaign at a joint bruncheon
meeting at the home of William
Boesky, Sunday, April 20, when
Judge Theodore Levin addressed
the group.
Norman Blake, Boesky, and
Joseph Friedman are co-chair-
men fOr the Taverns and Night
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