Friday, May 2, 1947
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Eight
Community Ready for Allied Drive Opening. May 6
The Allied Jewish Campaign Lawyers' Division was mobi-
lized for action in the $5,335,000 drive for survival and
reconstruction, at a meeting at the Book Cadillac Hotel on
April 23. Left to right: ABRAHAM SATOVSKY, SIDNEY L.
ALEXANDER, former Judge WILLIAM FRIEDMAN, FRED
M. BUTZEL, general chairman of the drive; former Judge
CHARLES RUBINER, _COL. BERNARD BERNSTEIN, guest
speaker; LEO M. BUTZEL, ISADORE LEVIN, JUDGE THEO-
DORE LEVIN and MARTIN L. BUTZEL.
IRA SONNEBLICK, director of the Jewish Home for
Aged, (right) was the guest speaker at the meeting of the
Allied Jewish Campaign painters' section on April 22. Shown
left to right: IRVING BRONSON, CHARLES H. CHARLIP
and SAMUEL VICTOR.
Synagogues Aid UJA Drive
At Services on Saturday
In accord with a proclamation by the . Synagogue
Council of America, synagogues throughout Detroit will
join in observing Saturday, May 3, as United Jewish
Appeal Sabbath, to focus the attention of Detroit Jewry
on the extraordinary needs of the United Jewish Appeal.
The UJA receives its support locally through the
Allied Jewish Campaign, which will open here Tuesday.
Detroit's participation in the special Sabbath services
was announced by Fred M. Butzel, Allied Jewish Cam-
paign chairman, who urged American Jews to fulfill
their extraordinary responsibilities to their fellow Jews
in Europe.
On May 3, members of congregations will hear
sermons devoted to the plight of the Jews of Europe,
and to the hope embodied in the United Jewish Appeal.
The building suppliers' section (Right Photo) of the Allied Jewish
Campaign reported encouraging responses to the drive at a meeting
at the Book Cadillac Hotel on April 23. Left to right: PHILLIP
HELFMAN, GEORGE M. STUTZ, guest speaker: ALBERT GLASS-
MAN, BENJAMIN WILK, DAVID GOLDBERG and WILLIAM BORIN.
Leaders in the Paper Products and o
Suppliers Division
of the Allied Jewish Campaign conferred On
n campaign activities at
a meeting at the Wilshire on April 22. Left to right, seated: JOSEPH
FELSTEIN, JOSEPH M. WELT, PHILIP KILMAN, HARRY STONE,
MILTON JACOBS, BENJAMIN MILLER, ABRAHAM KAHN; stand-
ing, SAUL GINSBURG, JOSEPH MORRISON, LEON WAYBURN,
division chairman: RABBI MILTON ROSENBAUM, M. S. WELT,
NATHAN BALABAN, chiarman of paper products, and JACK
HARRIS.
Among the leaders attending the meeting of - the Meat Dealers section were,/ left to right:
MORRIS MUSIC, K. SHAPIRO, N. CARRELL, LOUIS GUNSBERG, EUGENE WEISS, JOSEPH.
KORTifiELD. and BERNARD FINEMAN,:
Among the speakers at the meeting of the Meat Dealers
section of the Food Division, •which met Sunday at the Lee • Plaza,
were, left to right: BEN KLEIN, chairman of the Meat Section,
and Mrs. JOSEPH H. EHRLICH, year-round chairman of the
Women's Division.
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