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Dr. A. H. Silver
Launches AJC
Drive Tuesday

Detroit's Jewish community
will launch a drive of historic
significance when chairmen and
workers from every walk of life
and representing more than 100
trades and professions join for
the opening dinner meeting of
the 1947 Allied Jewish Campaign,
at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday, in the
Grand - Ballroom of the Hotel]
Statler.
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, honored
among Jews for his spiritual and
communal leadership, will ad-
dress the opening of the "Cam-
paign of Sacrifice," bringing to
the meeting the inspiration which
for many years in the past has
helped to spur Detroit Jews to
- an enviable record in charitable
enterprise.

Butzel to Preside

Presiding at the meeting will
be Fred M. Butzel, whose -ac-
ceistance of the general chair-
manship of the campaign • Test
month brought a standing round
of applause at the Men's Advance
Gifts' meeting.
Mr. Butzel heads a corps of
active campaign workers who
have been organizing along trade
and professional lines in prepare-
tieui for the general solicitation
which will be conducted from
May 6 to 16.
"The 1947 drive is one of the

largest humanitarian efforts
ever to be undertaken by vol-
untary relief organizations,"
Mr. Butzel said, "and in the
measure we fulfill our goal of
$5,335,000 we will not only pro-
vide desperately needed funds
f or relief and rehabilitation
overseas, but we will also in-
dicate the depth of our maturi-
ty, understanding and idealism
as a community.
Local, National Needs
"In this campaign, we of De-
troit will have an opportunity
to demonstrate our understand-
ing of our identification with
those of our people who suffer
in concentration camps, settle
in Palestine, or reach the
United States. Not to be mini-
mized is the importance of our
national-and locaraiencies also
included in the campaign which
are vital to the health, welfare,
culture a n d education o f
American Jewry."

An outstanding leader in the
rabbinate, Dr. Silver, of the Tem-
ple of Cleveland and president
of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis, has had a dis-
tinguished career in communal
activities, having served as chair-
man of the Welfare Fund Cam-
paign in Cleveland.
During the war years, as Na-
tional Chairman of the United
Jewish Appeal, he led American
Jews to new high levels in giving
for charity.

Ann Arbor Leaders
Increase Donations

Osias Zwerdling, chairman of
the Ann - Arbor United Jewish
Appeal, announced this week
that encouraging progress is be-
ing made in securing large in-
'creases over last year's gifts.
Zwerdling and his associate,
Rabbi Herschel Lymon, announce
that at a meeting of leaders a
group of five men who last year
gave $7,600 increased their con-
tributions to $13,600.

THE JEWISH NEWS

Trades and Professional Division Chairmen

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MERCANTILE

Max Osnos
Gus D. Newman

NEW YORK — Hoter Ishay,
Palestine criminal lawyer and a
combat officer of the famed Jew-
ish Brigade of the British Army,
has arrived from Haifa for a na-
tionwide speaking tour on behalf
of the $170,000,000. It is his first
Visit to this country.
_Ishay, co-chairman of Pales-
tine's Central Committee of Jew-
ish Ex-Servicemen and honorary
president of the Ex-Officers Or-
ganization in Haifa, rose to the
rank of Major after joining a
British infantry unit at the out-
break of war.
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Grocers Double Contributions

Jewelers

Meats (Retal)- (Non-KO:her)

Bernard Fineman
Julius Hersh.
Meats (Retell} Kosher

Baruch Eizelrian
David Krause

Fred F. Simmons
Harold N. Ehrlich
Samuel Gerson
Emil Rose
Jules R. Schubet
-Irving J. Wolfgang

Meats (Wholesale)

Shoes

Restaurant Meat Suppliers

Ben Klein
Simon Gottlieb
Morris Snow

, Samuel D. Plotter
Joseph Bienenstaek
William J. B rkLyak

Ben Klein
Charles Keeps
Joseph Kornfield

D. y Goods

Food Brokers - and • Processors

Samuel Schwartz
Joseph Robins
Morris Shatzen

Sol G. Kurtzman
Paul Zuckerman -

Night Clubs and Bars
William Boesky

Furniture

Louis Robinson
Herman Mathias
Louis Tabashnik

Norman Blake
Joseph Freedman

Restaurants and Delicatessens

Luggage and Loans

Morris Ben Lewis
Jack Berger
Benjamin LaBret

Specialty Shops and

Store Executives

Louis A. Baum
Nathan N. Fierberg
Adolph Goetz
Israel Himelhoch
Walter J. Mayer
Louis Winkelman
I. Lewis Zuieback

Leaders of the Retail Grocers section meeting at the Bnai Moshe
Sunday when it was announced that the group doubled last year's
contributions. Left to Right: SAM BYNDER, MORRIS BERG and
NATHAN LURIE, Food Division chairman.

MECHANICAL TRADES

William Gershenson
Milton K. Mahler
Ben Kramer
Ben L. Silberstein
Max D. Schuster

Store Employees

Auto Sales

Joseph Finsterwald
James Wineman

Harry Newman

Furriers

David Feerer
Edward Roberts
Milliners
S. Howard Schiller

Men's Apparel

Irwin Tamler
Nathan Scholnick
William Sharpe
Daniel Winograd

Garages and Parking Lots

Nathan V. Miller
Harold Lachman

Auto Parts, Wreckers
and Accessories

Morris L. Fruman

Gas and Oil

Nathan R. Epstein
Nathan Kolb

lire Dealers

Modernization, Repairs
Roofers and Tinsmiths

Samuel H. Ellman
David Goldberg
Jacob E. Kelt
Ma, Kalt

Building Suppliers

Benjamin Wilk
David Goldberg

Janitor Supplies and Miscellaneous
Manufacturers

Walter L. Field
Harold R. Nelson

Chemical and Soap
Manufacturers

Harold R. Nelson

Janitors' Supplies

George Gunsberg
Goodman Lefkofsky
Louis Shaffer

Tobacco and Confectioners

Harry Ernstein
Max Kirtz
Norman Schwartz

Dairies

Max Weiss

Eggs and Cheese

Morris Mendelson
Al .Silk

Produce

Harry Becker
Cy Kyte
Sam Schwartz
Charles Ginsberg

Poultry

Max Loewenstein
Herman Miller
Herbert Mitnick

Fish

Nathan Metz
Ed Finsilver

George Robinowitz

Merchant Tailors

Jerry Bielfield

Louis Fidler

Samuel A. Grenadier
Martin E. Wittstein
Irwin Shaw

Metals

Harry B. Aronow
Meyer Shugerman

Paint Manufacturers
Toy Manufacturers
Paint Industry
Painters and Decorators
Irving Bronson

Harry Becker
Max Schayowitz
Gerald T. Appelbaum
Abe L. Sudran

Charles H. Charlip
Morris Pomish

Sidney L. Alexander
Dr. Harry M. Kirschbaum
Isadore Levin
George M. Stutz

SERVICES

Scrap Iron

Fred A. Ginsburg

Barney L. Keywell
Hyman R. Nathan
Maurice A. Schlafer

Cleaners and Dyers

Harry Rosman
Sidney Rosman
Arnold Rosman
Michael Dashkin
Milton Eisler
Arnold Gross
Max Rissman

Cleaners and Dyers
Suppliers

Yale Levin
Ben Stern

Cleaners and Dyers
Employees

Raymond Marin
Leo Polk
Morris Spitzer

Tailors

Sol Lifton

Linen Suppliers

Factory Scrap Dealers

Lester Miller
Charles Wolok

Steel

Sol Eisenberg
Samuel Hamburger
Samuel B. Solomon

Electricians and Suppliers

Dr. Charles Lakoff

David Emerman
Stanley Imerman
David Tann

Milton J. Doner
Louis H. Marks .

Pharmacists
Morris Sussman

Architects and Building Engineers

Samuel M. Bez
Morris Karbal

Industrial Engineers

Robert N. Janeway

Textiles

Morey L. Abrahams

Waste Materials

Robert Lattin

Employees

Isaac Litwak

Laundries

Jack Lapides
Samuel P. Baker
Philip Sukrow

Insurance

Louis C. Blumberg
Philip L. Kanter
Maurice Klein
Harry Yudkoff

Myron D. Stein
Benjamin Levinson
Julius Rubiner

Morticians and Monument
Works

Robert Loewenberg
Ira Kaufman

Barbers, Beauty Shops
and Suppliers

Kenneth Sachs
Murry L. Sachs
Arthur Lipsitt

Miscellaneous

Charles Robinson

Cartage

Charles Robinson
Edward C. Levy
Earl S. Barnett
Albert Shaftel

Abe L. Sudran

Attorneys

Abraham atovsky
Martin Leo Butzel
Harry H. Platt

General Manufacturing

Harvey H. Goldman
Emil T. Stern

Overall Suppliers

Diaper Service

Heating and Plumbing Suppliers

PROFESSIONAL

Dr. Martin Naimark
Dr. Milton M. Lappin

Bags, Bottles and Barrels

Morris L. Scheyer
Norman Shulewitz
Louis Dalitz

Paint Stores

Samuel M. Victor
Arnold H. Godsol
Seth Jacobson

Special Gifts

Harry C. Davidson
Morris Canvasser
Harry Glasser
Sol Winter

Machinery

John Isaacs
Jacob Cukerman
Joseph Sandler
Harry Schumer

Finance

Palestine War Hero
Tours U.S. for UJA

Friday, May 2, 1947

Abe Bader
Samuel Jacob
Morris Krell

Harry B. Korman

Wiping Cloths

Benjamin M. Laikin

Waste Paper and Rags

Bernard Chase
Al Krass
Robert H. Miller

Abe L. Sudran

REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
COUNCIL

Louis Berry
Meyer M. Fishman
Max C. Handler
Joseph Holtzman
Barney Smith

Builders

Joseph Holtzman
George D. SeybUrn
James M. Rossin
Maurice M. Robinson

Real . Estate

Barney Smith
Samuel Brody
Ben B. Fenton
Louis Schostak
David Wilkus

Hotels

David Pollack
Joseph Radner .

Property Management

Allen B. Kramer
Emanuel J. Harris
Harry Rott

Miscellaneous Contractors

Meyer M. Fishman
Charles N. Agree
Julius Berman

George Goldberg
Louis C. Redstone
Saul Saulson

Coal and Ice

David J. Goldberg
Max C. Handler

Carpenters and Cabinet Makers

Jacob Kaller
Henry S. Alper

Hardware

Joseph Falk
Nathan, Rosenberg

Hotel and Restaurant Equipment

Benjamin L. Smith
Irving Goldberg
Jesse R. Feiler
David Lang
Irwin Shaw

FOOD SERVICE COUNCIL
Nathan W. Lurie

Max P. Bachman
Harry Becker
Tom Borman
Ben Klein
Max Schayowitz

Dentists

Physicians

Accountants
Arthur S. Purdy
Optometrists
Dr. Bernard R. Maness
Chiropodists -
Dr. Joseph J. Jacobs

Osteopathic Physicians

Dr. Sydney F. Ellias

. Education
Dr. Lawrence H. Seltzer
Religious Workers

Irving I. Katz
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter

Social Services
Miss Clarice Freud

Miss Cecilia Shetzer
Harold Silver

Government Services

John M. Wise
ARTS AND CRAFTS

Leon Wayburn

Advertisers

Wilfred B. Doner

Max Haidy
Jack K. Lewis •

Bakers

Printers and Publishers

Philip Olender
Samuel Markowitz
William R. Roth

Herman L. Lewis, Jr.
Hy .Safran

Beverages

Paper' Products

Perry Feigenson
Abraham H. Weinstein
Richard Wolfe

Nathan Balaban
David Schiller

Wholesale Grocers

Irwin D. Shewach
Herman Levine

Super Markets

Max P. Bachman

Bernard Gourwitz
Sol Kanat
William Rossen

Retail Markets

Sam Bynder
Aaron Ehrlichman
Louis Hayman

Ben Wigder

Artists and Musicians
'Seymour B. Simons
Photographers

Burnett G. Krauss

Florists

Nathan Abrams

Amusements

Arvid Kantor
Arthur Robinson
Alex Schreiber
Lew Wisper

Bowling Alleys

Rudolph Glick

