Haifa Chapter
Leads in Zionist
Expansion Drive

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From Readers of the Jewish News

At the meeting of the Expan-

(B)

Dr. & Mrs. Sanford A. Bennett

1 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Richie 8s sion Fund Committee held at the

Family
15715 Princeton
Mrs. M. Raskin & Sons
11845 LaSalle
Mr. & Mrs. David Redisch &
Sons
17166 Santa Barbara
Miss Lillian Robbins
2926 Hazelwood
(S)
Mr. & Mrs. Max Smith
19338 Wisconsin
Mr. & Mrs. 0. Schwartz & Family
19301 Greenlawn
Mr. & Mrs. Hyman W. Small &
Family
3283 Kendall
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Sporn & Family
4023 Buena Vista
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Stashefsky
& Family
2926 Richton
Mr. & Mrs. J. Shapiro & Family
2689 Clements
Mr, & Mrs. Albert D. Schlussel
& Daughter
1640 Glynn Ct.

home of Louis Berry, last Thurs-
day night, enthusiastic reports
were received from the workers.
Haifa Chapter still leads in
amount of contributions received.
A spokesman for the Zionist
Organization of America claims
that the Zionist Expansion Fund,
by financing Zionist political and
public relations activities in
America, is in a good measure
responsible for the important role
played by the ZOA delegation to
the Actions Committee sessions,
at Zurich.
Lawrence W. Crohn declared
that it must be emphasized that
the National Zionist office can-
not operate on the money re-
ceived from dues alone, nor can
the local Zionist activities in De-
troit, on the $1 received from
each member's dues. Thus the
Expansion Fund is needed to
finance the organization.
"On the local front," Crohn
added, "the Expansion Fund
(T)
(F)
finances the Zionist Youth Com-
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Tenenbaum
Dr. & Mrs. Manuel Feldman
mission and the Zionist Council.
& Family
1926 Collingwood
Funds are urgently needed to
2668 Tuxedo
Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Finkelstein
train our youth.
& Son
(W)
Mr. Berry and Abe Kasle, chair-
2673 Hazelwood
Mr. & Mrs. Jack White & Family
men of the Expansion Fund, urge
(G)
1950 Collingwood
Mrs. Ethel Graft & Children
Mr. & Mrs. Sol Wolack & Daugh- all Detroit Jews to support this
campaign and to send contribu-
3205 Hazelwood
ters
tions to the Zionist Office, 1044
Mr. & Mrs. Irving Gordon &
18412 Roselawn
Daughter, Barbara Arm
Penobscot Bldg.
4039 Clements
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Gilman & Mrs. Harry B. Keidan
Family
Receives County Post
4(
18646 Woodingham Dr.
Mrs. Harry B. Keidan of 16814
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Gold & Family Fairfield. takes office today as
1502 Glynn Ct.
chief deputy county clerk, assist-
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Goldberg
ant to Edgar M. Branigan.
& Daughters
The widow of Circuit Court
3839 Webb
Judge Harry B. Keidan, who was
with lovely
(H)
a leader in the Jewish commun-
Mr. & Mrs. A. Herzberg & Family ity, as well as in civic life, Mrs.
JOAN BARTON in
2050 Calvert
Keidan has two children, Vivian,
(K)
a student at the University of "SOMETHING FOR THE FAMIIA: ",
Mr. & Mrs. N. Kirsch & Sons
Michigan, and Fred, a senior at
16163 Woodingham.
Highland Park High School..
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Kurnetz &
Family
1721 Glynn Ct.
AT 10:30 P. M.
Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Kaplan & Family
arJon 7 J
1635 Calvert
•Mr. & Mrs. I. H. Kaplan & Sons
Motor
3750 Longfellow

& Family
3270 Calvert
Mr. & Mrs. John Bacher & Family
3741 Collingwood
Mr,, & Mrs. David Bookstein &
Family
1537 E. 8th St., Tucson, Arizona
Mr. & Mrs. Max A. Bard & Fam-
ily
1676 Gladstone
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Berman &
Family
3217 Fullerton
Mr. & Mrs. I. Bussell & Family
3816 Glendale
(C)
Mr. & Mrs, Max Charness &
Family
3282 Monterey
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Cherrin &
Daughter, Marilyn
18107 Northlawn
(E)
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Edelman &
Family
3039 Collingwood

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Mr. & Mrs. Jos. R. Leemon &

Family
2525 W. Euclid Ave.
(M)
Mr. & Mrs. Jacob M. Mathis &
Family
2083 Gladstone
Mr. & Mrs. Sol Mellon & Son
3820 Grand
Mr. & Mrs. Abe Miller & Family
- Elmhurst Ave.
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Miller &
Daughters
17523 Cherrylawn
Mr. & Mrs. Solomon Moscow &
Family
9242 Savery

(N)
Mr. &c Mrs. Philip Needle
3310 Rochester
(P)

& Mrs. Wm. J. Phillips &
Barbara & Cynthia
3279 Monterey
Mr. & Mrs. Sol Panush &
Daughter, Sharon
15662 LaSalle

(R)
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rosenstein

3771 Glynn Ct.
Mrs. Fannie Robinson & Family
2963 Sturtevant
Mr. & Mrs. Max Reder & Family
1941 Tuxedo
Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Raskin &
Family & Mother, Anna
1V1inies
2626 Collingwood

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