ZOA to Sponsor 2-Year-Old Jerusalem Hebrew Exams

Blumberg, Krolik & Rubiner Named
Associate Chairmen of Allied Drive

All Divisions of 1951 Drive
Begin Year's Solicitations

Irving W. Blumberg, Julian H. Krolik and Samuel H.
Rubiner have been named associate chairmen of the 1951
Allied Jewish Campaign, it was announced this week by
Abe Kasle, general chairman.• The three leaders are, respec-
tively, chairman of the Service Group, chairman of the ex-
- ecutivel committee and president of the Jewish Welfare Fed-

Chop House, as guests of the
division's sponsoring committee.
The sponsoring committee in-
cludes:

Samuel Rubiner Irving Blumberg
eration. All have for years car-
ried many burdens in Federa-
tion and in Allied Jewish Cam-
paigns.
The drive has7'
taken a spurt:
in the past few .
days. Many
gatherings have
been arranged
preparatory to
actual solicita-
tion of funds
in all divisions
--the trades and Julian Krolik
professions, women's and juniors.
Food Group Meets Tuesday
Opening their part of the
Campaign, leaders in the food
division will meet for dinner at
6:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Carl's

Irwin I. Cohn, Samuel Frankel and
Morey L. Rosenthal, co-chairmen, and
David B. Aaron, Abraham Borman, Tom
Borman, Jack Gilbert, Bernard Gourwitz„
Charles Grosberg, Benjamin Klein, Carl
Krupp, John E. Lurie, Nathan W. Lurie,
Charles Matler, Morris Mendelson, Na-
than Metz, Herman Miller. Philip Olen-
der, Carl Rosenfeld, William Rossen,
Nathan Rubin, Samuel L. Schreier, Max
M. Shaye. Hugo Slotkin, Alfred Weiss
and Abner W. Wolf.

Cocktails and a social fund
ton following dinner will also
be sponsored by the committee.
George D. Keil is division chair-
man for the food group.
Juniors to Hear. Lapides
Two major meetings will
launch the Junior Division phase
of the campaign. Lt. Col. Max
Lapides, director of "Operation
Magic Carpet" for the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee, will be the
speaker.
Workers in the Division will
hold an advance gifts luncheon,
at 12 noon, Sunday, March 25,
at Mayfair Caterers, 13305 Dex-
ter. The special gifts board will
sponsor a dinner at 6:30 p.m.
the same evening at the Belcrest
Hotel.
Col. Lapides, a Detroit attor-

ney who served with the Recon-
struction Finance Corporation
prior to World War II, achieved
h i s military commission in
Counter - Intelligence, attached
to the U. S. Eighth Air Force
during the war. In November
1949 he assumed the direction
of "Operation Magic Carpet,"
made possible by funds from
American Jews through the
United Jewish Appeal — major
beneficiary of the Allied Jewish
Campaign—in which giant Sky-
masters transported nearly the
entire Jewish community in Ye-
men, on the Arabian peninsula,
to Israel.
Albert M. Colman is chairman
of the advance gifts function.
Robert M. Feinberg is vice-
chairman. Other board members
are:

Harriet Alper, Allen Bobroff, Divers
Cowan. Rose Fine, Alma Fox, Mildred
Fox, Helen Golde. Benson Jaffee, Joyce
Janeway, Norman Katz. Seymour Lichter,
Leo Majzels, Harriet Ruth Migdol, Shirley
Rappaport, Samuel Ross and Melvina
Winokur.

Chairman of special gifts
board is Irwin T. Holtzman.
Board members include:

A. Arnold Agree, Herbert A. Arons-
son, Virginia Barnett, Stanley Caplan,
Albert M. Colman, Peter Copeland, Rob-
ert M. Feinberg, Lillian Fischer, Ralph
Foon, Sam Frankenstein, Bernard Isen-
berg, Richard A. Kahn, Joyce Katz. Mari-
lyn J. Kopel, Gratin Landau, Charles
Levin, Siebert I. Mohr, I. William Ober-
felder, Nathan Peterman, Elaine Rubach,
Edward Schreiber, Alfred Shevin. Gilbert
B. Silverman, Sarah Simons, Gerald I.
Sklar and William Stone.

B I G are initials that will be-
come popular soon. They stand
for "Bonds of the Israel Govern-
ment."

NEW YORK—A joint an-
announcement by the Zionist
Organization of America and
the American Association For
Jewish Education states that the
ZOA has become sponsor of the

Jerusalem Hebrew Examination.%
inaugurated two years ago by
the World Union For Jewish Ed-
ucation.

THE JEWISH NEWS

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Friday, March 16, 1951

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Festival Gems, S56

Rachael, Quand Du Seigneur,
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Hymns of Judea, LA61

Goldfaden Songs, Richard Tucker, F8

IRVING H. SMALL

Irving H. Small, prominent
attorney and businessman, was
recently appointed commission-
er to the Public Welfare De-
partment by Mayor Albert E.
Cobo. Small, formerly state as-
sistant attorney general and
counsel for tht Michigan Public
Trust Commission, is president
of the Belcrest Hotel. He resides
at 1570 W. Seven Mile Rd., with
his wife, Lina, and children,
Stuart, Michael and Candace.

Jewish Girl Pictured
On Red Cross Posters

The new American Red Cross
posters which have appeared all
over the country this past week
present as the central figure
Suzanne Kaplan, whose hus-
band, Harold M. Kaplan is the
brother of Mrs. Morton Hack of
Detroit.
Mrs. Kaplan was seen by Nor-
man Rockwell at Bennington,
Vt., where her husband is a
member of the faculty at - Ben-
nington College and she herself
i3 a student.

Hebrew Broadcasts from U. S.
To Be Radioed to Israel
NEW YORK, (JTA) —The
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