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Friday, December 19, 1947

THE JEWISH NEWS

Detroit's SOS Drive Tops 850 Cities In Nation

1,465 Volunteers Collect and Pack
Supplies for Overseas Survivors

Recapitulating the outstandingly successful
SOS Drive in Detroit, the weary but happy SOS
committee, headed by Fred M. Butzel, honorary
chairman, and Mandell Berman, campaign direc-
tor, finds that enthusiastic De troiters contributed
more than a half million pounds of desperately-
needed Supplies for Overseas Survivors in the all-
community collection Sunday, Dec. 7 and a "mop-
up" drive Sunday, Dec. 14.

The committee members celebrated the dis-
patch of nearly a half dozen freight cars to New
York with a victory dinner last week, attended
by Helen Alpert, Mandell Berman, Mrs. Henry
Fechhiemer, Lawrence Fleischman, Barb a r a
Greenberg, Jewell Klein, Charles Levin, Goldie
Levinstein, Mitchell Mandeberg, Theodore Man-
dell, Dr. Martin Naimark, Norman Naimark,
Corinne Perlis, Mrs. Helen Singer, William
Shapiro, Charles Wetsman and Sol J. Schwartz.

• Speaking in behalf of the entire committee,
Berman said, "We want to express our thanks
to the hundreds of people who helped us put this
drive over the top. We can't reach everyone with
an individual thank-you, because the spirit of the
SOS became so enthusiastic that a lot of people

came down spontaneously to help and we don't
have their names. However, there are 1,465 peo-
ple who rate a sincere thanks from the Committee
—510 drivers,-250 jumpers, 50 truck drivers, 315
truck jumpers, 40 dispatchers, 40 assistant dis-
patchers and at least 260 warehouse personnel."

Listed for special acknowledgment were the
men's organizations, women's organizations, Sun-
day schools, youth organizations, donors of trucks
and others who provided equipment, photographs
and warehouse space. (See below.)

"We also want to mention our Christian neigh-
bors who showed true fellowship, not only in con-
tributing, but in pitching in to work" Berman said.
He described particularly one driver whose list
of families contained 19 non-Jews. Every single
one of these families gave, and gave generously,"
he added, "and they gave with an understanding of
the importance of the drive to people overseas."

Congratulatory telegrams from SOS leaders in
New York and throughout the country mention
that Detroit has done the outstanding job of the
year, putting this community at the top of the list
of 850 communities participating in the drive. Last
year, Detroit was fifth in the ranks.

Silverberg; No. 421, Gerald Sampson;
No. 146, Joseph Lattin; Jewish Com-
munity Center, Yeshuda Rosenman and
Morton Goodman; Habonim, Arthur
Leibick.
Bnai Brith Youth Organizations:
Louis Marshall, Barbara Pasmanter;
Abbi Schoen. Marcia Gilbert; Fran-
ces Solovich. Lois Friedman; Henrietta
Szold, Anne Wald; F. D. R. Dolores
Herman; David Pilnick, Madeline
'
Tre-
pel; Menorah, Lorraine Snyder; Rex,
Harold Kohn; Highland Park, Robert
Goldman; Bnai David, Morton Jaffee;
Emmanuel, Harold Portney; North-
west, Sanford Blavin; Harry Keidan,
Gerald Gotthelf; Louis Marshall, Al-
bert Kaner; Maurice . Rose, Harvey
Shapiro; Seymour Sobole, Irving Berg;
Rubin Iden. Hershel Miller; Louis
Marshall Young Women, Betty Skol-
nick; Queen Esther, Janice Reis;
Phylis Kunin, Ilene Ostrow; Rebecca
Gratz, Sarah Lee Eichler; Rex, Harry
Mirvis; Brothers, Hugh Jay Rosin.
Truck Donors
Jack Leader, Leader Carpet Clean-
ing Co.: Harry Davidson, Linwood
Pipe and Supply Co. Inc.; Abraham
Shulevitz, Cadillac Overall Supply Co.;
Sam Cotton, Domestic Linen Supply
& Laundry Co.; Richard A. Cott, Cass
Religious Schools
Motor Sales; Mr. Berkowitz, Michigan
Congregation Bnai David. Rabbi Bag and Barrel; Moe Pearlman, Pearl-
Women's Organizations
Joshua Sperka; Congregation Shaarey man Cartage Co.; Lester Rosenthal;
Leaders of women's organizations Zedek: Temple Israel; Northwest He- Fred Bradfield ; Mr. Nelson, Nelson
brew Congregation, Rabbi Jacob Segal; Chemicals Corp.; Louis Wasserman;
who cooperated include:
Bnai Brith Women's Council, Mrs. United Hebrew Schools. M. Lachover, Joe Milgroan Bart Kanarek; Nate
Samuel Aaron; Bnai David Sisterhood, A. J Lachover, A. Casdon, M. Row- Luria, Wrigley's Stores Inc., Mr. Hertz,
Mrs. David J. Cohen; Council of Pion- berg, M. Michlin; Yeshivath Beth Yelni- Blue Bell Cleaners, Inc.; Julius Sand-
Co.; Mr.
eer Women. Mrs. Harry Kay; Detroit dab, Dr. Mandelbaum; Workman's ler, Reliable Linen Service
Chapter of Hadassah, Mrs. Harry L. Circle, H. Bendore; Bnai Moshe, Wal- Barney, Barney's Cartage; Mr. Isaacs,
Jones; Detroit League, National Home ter Farber; Detroit Hebrew Parochial City Towel Service Co.; Manager, Win-
for Jewish Children of Denver, Mrs. School, (Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin), kelman's; Mr. Kirtz, General Tobacco
& Grocery Co.; Mr. Hertz, North Fur-
Samuel Schwartz; National Council of Mr. Rosenberg; Temple Beth El.
niture Co.; Mr. Greenspoon. Big Bear
Jewish Women, Mrs. Herbert M. Smith;
Youth Groups
Market; Edward Stone; Mr. Light,
Equality Club, Mrs. Abe Berkowitz;
Boy Scout Troops No. 23, Nathan Sam's Inc ; Mr. Brennan, Brennan
Home Relief Society, Mrs. Peter Miller; Trager; No. 76, M. M. Lowe; No. 104, Truck Co. ; Max H. Goldhoff; William
Infants' Service Group, Mrs. Harry Murray Teichman; No. 135, Irwin Rat- Stone, Stone Soap Co.; Arthur Fleisch-
Weingarden; Ladies Auxiliary of Aes- ner; No. 164, R. J Baylis; No. 79, Dr. man, Linoleum and Carpet Co.; Jasine
culapian Society, Mrs Asher Smith; Herbert Bronson; No. 369 and 469, Ben Laker, M. L. Berman; Infant Laundry
%& Diaper Service; Macolac Paint &
Varnish Works.
Volunteer Drivers
Stanley Rubinstein, Irvel Newman,
Bob Slaff, Sid Schwartz, Albert Ginns,
Allen Mendlovitz, Sherman Goldman .
Thomas Dworman, Herman Shapiro,
Jerry Swaab and Morris Rosen.
Elias Goldberg, Acme Terminal and
Warehouse, and Paul Zuckerman,
Velvet Peanut Products Inc., provided
.In accordance with the by-laws A. Baum, Israel Himelhoch, Jo- warehouse space; Singer and Sum-
of the Detroit Service Group of seph H. Davidson, Joseph Finster- mers, Burkhardt and Co., and Paul
Carpenter loaned processing equip-
the Jewish Welfare Federation, wald, Louis Russman, David H. ment;
Max Goldsmith donated suf-
calling for announcement of nom- Feerer, Wallace Roberts, S. How- ficient food to provide a canteen for
all
workers
and Isidore A. Berger and
inations 10 days in advance of ard Schiller, Jack Citron, Harry G. Lionel Willens
took photographs

Men's Organizations
Men's organizations and leaders
cooperating were the Detroit Service
Group, Irving W. Blumberg; Temple
Beth El Men's Club, Arthur Goulson;
Bnai David Men's Club, Harry Peire-
son; Northwest Hebrew Congregation
Men's Club, Malcolm Rivkin; Beth
Itzchock Men's Club, Isidore Rosen-
thal; Michigan Alumni of Alpha Omega
Dental Society, Dr. Milton Lappin;
Beth Aaron Men's Club, Paul Carpen-
ter; Temple Israel Men's Club, Char-
les Aller; Shaarey Zedek Men's Club,
Alfred Green; Bnai Moshe Men's Club,
Alfred Gunsberg; American Jewish
Congress, Harry Nathan; Junior Ser-
vice Group, Dr. Samuel Krohn; Bnai
Brith Lodges—Tikvah, Louis E. Bar-
den; Detroit Cinema. Harry V. Gil-
bert: Henry Morgenthau, Gabriel Glan-
tz; Ivan S. Bloch, Milton Rappaport;.
George Gershwin, Sidney Garelick;
Detroit Downtown, Harry Parr; Rabbi
Mandel Zager, Herman Schneider;
Louis D, Brandeis, Moe R. Miller;
Harry B. Keidan, Samuel Kovan; East
Side, Erwin Glaedey; Theodor Herzl,
Maurice Reistman; Detroit, Abraham
Satovsky; Louis Marshall, Sol Ros-
enman; Pisgah, Rabbi Herbert Eskin;
and Bnai Brith Council, Sidney J.
Karbal.

Maimonides Medical Society, Ladies
Auxiliary, Mrs. Marvin B. Levy;
Northwest Hebrew Congregation Sis-
terhood, Mrs. Joseph M. Markel.
Jewish National Fund Ladies' Aux-
Mrs. Jack Rosenthal; Jewish
iliary,
War Veterans Ladies' Auxiliary, Mrs.
Henry H. Shapiro; Neugarten Medical
Aid, Mrs. Charles Aller; Sheruth Lea-
gue, Mrs. Sandor Hillman; Bnai Moshe
Sisterhood, Mrs. Morris Klarman;
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood, Mrs. Abe
Katzman; Temple Beth El Sisterhood,
Mrs. Maurice Klein; Temple Israel
Sisterhood, Mrs. Samuel Blacher,
United Hebrew Schools Women's Aux-
iliary, Mrs Florence Rosman; Jewish
Home for the Aged Women's Auxil-
iary, Mrs. Sam Weller; Young Wo-
men's Bichur Cholem, Mrs. Sam Stul-
berg; Youth Education League, Mrs.
Sidney Kali; Young Women's Miz-
rachi, Mrs. Leo Genser.
Zedaka Club, Mrs. Henry Levett;
American Jewish Congress, Women's
Section, Mrs. J. K. Lewis; Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit, Chapter 1, Miss
Selma JaKont; Council of Mothers
Clubs, Miss Mary Caplan; Beth Aaron
Sisterhood, Mrs. Ellenbogen; Beth
Itzchock Ladies Auxiliary, Mrs. Shultz.

An age groups participated in the Dec. 7 SOS collections. The
youth groups were •particularly helpful as jumpers and packers.

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3 Service Group Divisions
Nominate Officers, Directors

election meetings, the mechanical
trades, mercantile and arts and
crafts divisions list the following
nominations which are announced
by Irving W. Blumberg, DSG
president:
Mechanical Trades Division:
Chairman, Max D. Schuster, vice
chairmen, Abe Kasle, Ben Kra-
mer, Milton K. Mahler, Ben L.
Silberstein and Harvey H. Gold-
man; members of Federation
board from this division, Kramer
and Mahler.
Mercantile group: Max Osnos,
honorary chairman; Maurice A.
Enggass, chairman; Herman Ma-
thias, Herman D. Plotler, William
Sharpe, James Wineman, Benja-
min D. Lieberman and Irving J.
Wolfgang, vice chairmen; Samuel
Gerson and Louis Robinson, mem-
bers of Federation board.
Arts-Crafts Divisions
Arts and Crafts division: Leon
S. Wayburn, chairman; Nathan
Balaban, Herman L.' Lewis, Jr.,
and Lew Wisper, vice chairmen.;
Paul P. Broder, Federation board.
The following are proposed for
memberships on the boards of
the three divisions:
Mercantile: Emil Rose, Fred F.
Simmons, William J. Brown, Mor-
ris Jacobs, Maurice Baker, Sam-
uel Kohlenberg, James L. Stein,
Louis Tabashnik, Morris B. Lewis,
NQ.171.41.1 , B. llaY C1P11, Walte r
Mayer, I. Lewis Zuieback. Louis

S. Cohen, Irwin Tamler and Sam-
uel A. Granadier.

Mechanical Trades

Mechanical trades: Gilbert Mi-
chel, Samuel H. Rose, Harold
Lachman, Albert Fruman, Morris
L. Fruman, Irwin Green, Herman
D. Weiss, Nathan R. Epstein, Na-
than Kolb, Jerry Bielfield, Harry
B. Aronow, Samuel Zeldes, Harry
Jones, Harry Madison, Hyman R.
Nathan, Lester Miller,Harry Bar-
nett, Sol Eisenberg, Samuel B.
Solomon, Emil T. Stern, Stanley
Imerman, Joseph. H. Kukes, David
Tann, Robert N. Janeway, David
T. Lipton, Alfred Berkowitz,
Adolph M. Dinetz, Harry B. Kor-
man, Benjamin M. Laikin, Ber-
nard Chase and Alexander Krass.
Arts and Crafts division: Wil-
fred B. Doner, Ivan Frankel,
Philip R. Marcuse, Jacob Albert,
Walter Aronoff, Walter Leib,
Raymond S. Moers, Hyman Saf-
ran, Harvey Willens, Julian G.
Wolfner, Nathan Bronstein, David
Schiller, Melville S. Welt; Philip
F. Brestoff, Seymour B. Simons,
Burnett G. Krauss, -N a than
Abrams, Sidney J. Bo w m a n,
Adoph Goldberg, David M. Idzal,
Irwin H. Pollard, Arthur Robin-
son Alex Schreiber, Henry Wag-
ner, Rudolph Glick and Saul
Kopman.
Other nominations. may be
made from the floor at meetings
of these divisions.

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