Conference to Decide Campaign Budgeting Formula

Federation Board Allocates
Funds Raised in 1950 Drive

(Continued from Page 1)

"We ask that you set as
your objective a goal in the
amount of 1948, with a for-.
mula of higher allotments to
the United Jewish Appeal."
The Allied Jewish Campaign

was a decrease of 12% in funds
available for budgeting. The
Federation report states that
the Detroit community demon-
strated an increasing awareness
of the important role Jewish
education plays in fitting the
Jewish child for adulthood, this
year allocating $207,351, or 28%
of the total local operating bud-
get, to the United Hebrew
Schools, Midrasha, United Jew-
ish Folk School, United Jewish
High School, Workmen's Circle
Schools and Yeshivath Beth Ye-
hudah's afternoon program.

Service Committee of the Young the time-table set up for Junior
Adult Council of Detroit who Divisidn operations.
will be holding top positions in
Members of the executive committee
A. Arnold Agree, Virginia Bar-
the Junior Division during the include
nett, Allen Bobroff, Avert' Cohn, Albert
1951 Allied Jewish Campaign M. Colman, Robert M. Feinberg, Rose
Fine, Lillian Fischer, Alma Fox, Mildred
will meet as the Division's Exe- Fox,
Helen Golde, Leonard Grossman,
cutive Committee at 8 p.m. Irwin T. Holtzman, Shirley Jacobson,
Jaffee, Joyce Janeway, Norman
Thursday, at the Davison Jewish Benson
D. Katz, Marilyn Kopel, Madeline Leven-
berg, Charles Levin, Seymour Lichter,
Center.
Milton Lucow, Leo Majzels, Harriett Ruth
Executive Committee mem- Migdol,
Nathan Peterman, Richard A.
bers will complete their organi- Prince, Shirley Rappaport, Marvin Rol-
lins, Samuel Ross, Elaine Rubach, Geral-
zation for the campaign at this dine Silverman, Edward Simon, William
Members of the Community meeting and receive copies of Stone, and Melvina Winokur.

son, Mrs. Leo Orecklin, Louis Raphael,
Bertha Robinson, Hy Safran, Dr. Alexan-
der W. Sanders, Dr. Oscar D. Schwartz,
Sidney M. Shevitz, Samuel Sigal, Joseph
Sof fen, Samuel Taxey, Rabbi Simcha
Wasserman and Rabbi Max J. Wohlge-
lernter.
Morris Garvett, chairman of the com-
munity relations division, was assisted by
Joseph Bernstein, Irving W. Blumberg,
Paul P. Broder, David J. Cohen, Zeldon
S. Cohen, Samuel J. Greenberg, Boris M.
Joffe, Oscar Kaufman, Alex Levitt, Mor-
ris Lewis, Philip R. Marcuse, Harry H.
Platt, David I. Rosin, Abraham Srere,
Morris W. Stein, Henry Winenian and
Harry Yudkoff.

10 Panels, Noted Speakers
Feature Women's Institute

Plan JWF Institute

Mrs. Weiner Heads
Federation's 1951
Nominating Group

MRS. JOSEPH H. EHRLICH

raised the largest sum in De-
troit's Jewish history in 1948 by
reaching a total of $5,778,042.
In 1947 the total raised was
$3,936,876, a n d in 1949, $5,232,
116.
William Rosenwald, national
co-chairman of the UJA, who
also addressed the Jan. 18
meeting, outlined the aims of
the United Service for New
Americans to setle DPs in this
country with UJA funds and
told of the great achievements
in Israel -With funds raised in
this country. He appealed that
campaigns should start early
and finish early and that allo-
cations should be generous.
At the pre-campaign budget-
ing conference on Sunday, there
will be a presentation of local
and national agency operating
needs by chairmen of three Fed-
eration budget divisions : Milton
K. Mahler, health and welfare;
Henry Meyers, education; Morris
Garvett, community relations.
Local capital needs will be de-
scribed by Ben L. Silverstein.
There will be general discussion
by participants in the confer-
ence.
During the luncheon, which
will be served at 12:30, the steer-
ing committee headed by Mrs.
Joseph H. Ehrlich will draft a
formula on the basis of the
discussed needs. Mrs. Ehrlich's
committee includes Mr. Silber-
stein, Abraham Srere, Leon Kay,
Sidney J. Allen, Mrs. Hyman C.
Broder, Mr. Garvett, Mr. Mah-
ler, Mr. Meyers, Harry Schumer
and Sidney M. Shevitz. The af-
ternoon session will discuss the
recommendations of this com-
mittee.
• The formula to be agreed up-
on will be referred to the Fed-
eration board of governors for
action.
• Announcement was made
this week by the Federation
board of • governors that it
had allocated '72 per cent of
the 1950 Allied Jewish Cam-.
paign funds to Israel and
overseas agencies, with the
UJA the largest overseas ben-
eficiary.
Second largest allocation went
to local social service agencies
: for operating costs and an ad-
ditional 2.9% was granted for
Detroit capital funds. National
agencies received 3.6% of the
$4,158,151 total available for al-
location, in accordance with last
year's pre-campaign budgeting
formula.
An additional 7.5% was voted
to Resettlement Service, which
is included in local services, to
provide adjustment aids to new
Americans settling here from
Europe. •
Among local services, educa-
tional and cultural programs—
Jewish schools — showed the
greatest gain, receiving an in-
crease of 12.5% although there

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, January 26, 1951

Preparing for the 1951 an-
nual meeting of the Jewish
Welfare Federation, Samuel
H. Rubiner, Federation pres-
ident, has announced the
appointment of Mrs. Leonard
H. Weiner as chairman of the
nominating committee to se-
lect a proposed slate of nine
for members-at-large of the
Federation board of gover-
nors.
Members of the committee
include Dr. Harry August,
Louis Berry, Dr. B. Bene-
dict Glazer, Rubiner and
Morris Zack.
Names of the nominees will
be published, in accordance
with Federation by-laws, at
least 30 days in advance of
the meeting.

Office committee members of
the Women's Division of Jewish
Welfare Federation, who are
planning the fifth annual insti-
tute, scheduled for Wednesday,
Jan. 31, at Temple Beth El. Left
to right: Mrs. IRVING HIRSCH-
MAN, Mrs. DAVID POLLACK,
office committee chairman, and
Mrs. EDWIN ROSENTHAL, Jr,
vice-chairman.

Twenty-two percent of all the
allocations to local and national
agencies, or $157,849 went to
community relations services.
The Jewish Community Council
is the single local beneficiary in
this field of service.
Fifty-six Jewish local, nation-
al and overseas agenciqs were
included in the total list of 1950
Allied Jewish Campaign bene-
ficiaries.

Mr. Mahler, as chairman of the health
and welfare division, was assisted by
William Avrunin, Jerry Bielfield, C. Bro-
der, Albert Cohen, Milton Lucow, Mau-
rice A. Enggass, William Friedman, Mrs.
Samuel R. Glogower, Sylvan S. Groaner,
Mrs. Jerome Hauser, Mrs. John C. Hopp,
Herman Jacobs, Mrs. Benjamin E. Jaffe,
Robert N. Janeway, George D. Keil, Dr.
Shmarya Kleinman, Mrs. Julian H. Krolik,
Mrs. Charles Lakoff, Isaac Litwak, Harry
T. Madison, Gus D. Newman, Dr. Irving
Posner, Selma J. Sampliner, Irwin Shaw,
Harold Silver, Barney Smith, Ira I. Son-
nenblick, Emil T. Stern, Louis Tabash-
nik, Leon S. Wayburn and Mrs. Melville
S. Welt.
In the educational and cultural divi-
sion, Henry Meyers, chairman, was aided
by Alex Belkin, Herman Bendore, Man-
dell L. Berman, Daniel G. Cullen, Nor-
man Drachler, Sol Eisenberg, Nathan R.
Epstein, Movsas Goldoftas, Moishe Haar,
Bernard Isaacs, Boris M. Joffe, Abe
Kasle, Leonard Kasle, Jack Kellman, Max
J. Kogan, Benjamin Laikin, Dr. Charles
Lakoff, Louis LaMed, Morris Lachover,
Mrs. Maurice A. Landau, Morris Mendel-

League to Pledge
Support to JWF

The members of 45 organiza-
tions, affiliated with the League
of Jewish Women's Organiza-
tions, will formally pledge their
energies to the Women's Division
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion at a meeting Feb. 12, at
Temple Israel.
Quentin Reynolds, world fa-
mous correspondent and author,
will be principal speaker. A des-
sert luncheon at 12:30 pm., will
precede the program. Mrs. Maier
Finsterwald is program chair-
man.
A board meeting, preceded by
a dessert luncheon at 1 p.m., will
be held Feb. 2, at the home - of
Mrs. R.B
oblverdt. Drews, 12500 Broad-
street
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto is cur-
rently in New York attending a
convention of the National Bu-
real of Federated Jewish Wom-
en's groups, of which she is sec-
retary. She will present Detroit's
federation program to the as-
sembly.

THE ADVENTURES

Each of the discussion leaders will
Former Congresswoman Helen have
a program hostess, a chairman and
Gahagan Douglas will address resource personnel to faciliate the ex-
change of ideas at the ten simultaneous
the fifth annual institute of the meetings of the morning session of the
Women's Division of the Jewish Institute.
Women serving as program hostesses
Welfare Federation next Wed- include Mesdames Morris H. Brown, Sam
Croll,
Stanley Fleischaker, Lawrence
nesday at Temple Beth El.
Fleischman, Aimee Gaines, Alex Hirsch-
Following a 9:30 a.m. registra- feld, Donald E. Hirschfield, Norman Nai-
Philip Peven and Sidney Winer.
tion period for the all-day In- mark,
Chairman of the discussion sessions in-
stitute—"A Day With Women of elude Mesdames Samuel S. Aaron, Abra
Cooper, Max Frank, William H.
Distinction" — Mrs. G. Mennen ham
Frank, Louis Glasier, Arthur I. Gould,
Williams and Mrs. Philip Adler Maurice A. Landau, Lewis H. Manning,
S. Mellen and Arthur S. Purdy.
will keynote the 10 o'clock con- Leo
Among the resource personnel for the
discussion
meetings are Mesdames
vocation by setting forth lay and Eugene J. Arnfeld,
Sydney K. Beigler,
professional aspects of the Perry P. Burnstine, Julius Chajes, Lewis
B. Daniels, Walter Field, Maier B. Fin-
theme of the day.
sterwald, Harold L. Frank, Fred A. Gins-
At 10 discussion meetings, the burg, Hattie Gittleman, Saul H. Glueck-
man, Lewis Grossman, Sander Hillman,
women will have an opportunity Joseph Holtzman, Joseph H. Jackier, Ivor
to learn how achieving a bal- J. Kahn, Sidney M. Kalt, Sidney J. Kar-
Abe Kasle, Ira G. Kaufman, Daniel
ance between their communal bel,
Krause, Sam LaBow, Philip Lipson, Eliot
and home interests makes them A. Magidsohn, Philip R. Marcuse, Ben
Mossman, Milford R. Pregerson, Charles
women of - distinction in their Robinson,. Emil D. Rothman, Richard A.
Serlin, Nate S. Shapero Bert L. Smokier,
own right. The discussion lead- Isidore
Sobeloff and Frank A. Wetsman.
ers are Mesdames Morris Beck-
witt, Robert Coggan, Samuel
Grandon, Herman Jacobs, Ben- Krolik, Srere, Named
jamin E. Jaffe, Maurice A. Klein, To the Board of JDC
Alexander W. Sander s, Carl
Schiller, A. Joseph Seltzer and •Julian H. Krolik and Abraham
Joshua S. Sperka.
Srere were re-elected to the
Chairmen of the several committees of
the Women's Division aiding in the I board of directors of ' the Joint
preparation of the all day affair include 'Distribution Committee at JDC's
Mesdames Seymour J. Frank and William
B. Isenberg, arrangements; Julian H. 136th annual meeting, held in
Scott, properties; Samuel B. Danto and
Arthur Rice, vice-chairmen, luncheon; New York early this month.
Irving L. Goldman and Adolph Baron,
Other members of the corn-
personnel; Joseph G. Fenton afternoon
session; Nathan H. Schermer, registra- munity continuing to serve on
I
tion; David Pollack and Edwin Rosen- the board are Maurice Arons-
thal, Jr., vice-chairman, office; and
son, Louis Berry, Judge Theo-
Norman Levey, promotion.
Special art work for the invitation to dore Levin, Nate S. Shapero,
"A Day with Women of Distinction" was
prepared by Mrs. Manes Hecht, while Mrs. Joseph M. Welt and Henry
Mrs. Paul P. Broder and Mrs. Milton
Wineman.
Marx.

UJA Leaders Confer with Detroiters

Representatives of the United Jewish Appeal were in Detroit
last week to tell community leaders what the needs will be in
1951. Here, WILLIAM ROSENWALD, (center), national chairman
of the United Jewish Appeal, confers with SAMUEL H. RUBINER,
(left), president of the Jewish Welfare Federation, and LOUIS
BERRY, chairman of the special budget hearing.

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