THE JEWISH NEWS - 7
Friday, May 25, 1951

I Division, 15 Sections Go
`Over the Top' in Campaign

American Red Mogen Dovid
Sends Blood Bottles to Israel

As part of a long-range pro-
ject designed to unify the entire
blood program of Israel, the
American Red Mogen Dovid for
Israel, 225 W. 57th St., New York,
functioning in support of Israel's
official agency for Red Cross
work, announced the shipment
of the first of a consignment of
bottles for blood. The bottles are
being shipped via the Israel
steamer S.S. Akko.

Roberts

Keystone

One major division and 15
sections of the 1951 Allied Jew-
ish Campaign have already gone
"over the top" of their 1950 total,
Abe Kasle, campaign chairman,
announced.
The mechanical trades divi-
sion, led by Joseph Gendelman,
has passed the million dollar
mark with
, 102% of last
year's total in.
Gendelman re-
,vealed at the
campaign work-
ers' report meet-
ing that the Di-
vision was given
a "boost" over a
million doll a r s
Gendelman by a generous
pledge of $32,500—an increase of
$12.500 over their 1950 contri-
bution—from Copco Steel, rep-
resented by Arthur, Boyd, Harry,
Lyle and Robert Carnick.
Mechanical Trades sections
playing an important role in
their Division's record to date
include the garages, William P.
Greenberg, chairman, with 115%

Zeldes

Maltzman

of last year's total; metals, Phil-

ip Dubrinsky and Samuel Zeldes,
chairmen, 152%; scrap iron,
Emanuel Fishman and Maurice
A. Schlafer, 113%; factory scrap,
Be n j a m i n Maltzman, 141%;
steel, Louis C. Hamburger, 105%.
Furriers, with section chair-
men Irving Bocknek, David M.
Feerer, John B. Keystone and
Wallace H. Roberts, achieved
103% and better than 100% cov-
erage. The store 'executive group

Scholnick •

Alper

headed by Jack M. Citron and
Nathan H. Scholnick, secured
167% of their final report for
1950. Men's apparel traveling
salesmen, led by Nathan N. Fier-
berg, reached 103% of last year's
funds. Louis Tabashnik has led
furniture section workers to
101% to 1950's final report.
Other section chairmen whose
groups have bettered their last

Leading U.S. Officials Ask
Fast Passage of Israel Aid

NEW YORK, (JTA) — Eight
prominent Americans, including
former Postmaster General
James A. Farley, former Gov.
Harold_ E. Stassen, president
William Green of the AFL and
Philip Murray, president of the
CM, called for speedy enact-
ment by Congress of the $150,-
000,000 Israel grant-in-aid bill.
In a letter to the New York
Times, they described Israel as
a "beachhead" for the "defense
of freedom in a shaky and ex-
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political committee would con-
tinue to seek means to end the
Korean war.

Detroit had 44,661 motor
trucks registered as of July 1,
1946, according to R. L. Polk &
Company.

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ers, 101%; Julius Sarko, caulk-
ing, tiling and asbestos, 114%;
Nathan Soberman, chairman,
Oscar Warren, co-chairman,
paint stores and suppliers, 105%;
Dr. Max Rosenfeld, health serv-
ices, 101%.

Detroit Zionists
To Elect Delegates
To ZOA Parley

The Zionist Organization of
Detroit will hold a continua-
tion of its annual meeting
on Monday evening, at the
Zionist H o u s e, Linwood and
Lawrence. There will be an
election of delegates to the Zi-
onist Convention to be held in
Atlantic City, from June 14 to
17. Important reports of the
year's work will be given.
A. C. Lappin, president, urges
all members to attend and par-
ticipate in the election of dele-
gates to one of the most import-
ant Zionist conventions ever
held. •
The annual Zionist membership
project is scheduled this year for
Sunday, June 24. Called Z-day, it
is being led by Samuel Feldstein
and Ben M. Lewis co-chairmen.
The large committee of work-
ers will meet at breakfast and
proceed to various city districts
to visit Jewish families and ac-
quaint \them with the aims and
aspirations of the Zionist Or-
ganization of America.
All who wish to join the ranks
of workers in behalf of ZOD
should contact the office, WO.
5-1484.

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HUC to Award Five
Honorary Degrees

Honorary degrees will be con-
ferred on five leading Ameri-
cans by Hebrew Union College-
Jewish Institute of Religion at
commencement exercises in Cin-
cinnati and New York next
month, Dr. Nelson Glueck, presi-
dent, announced.
Receiving the Doctor of He-
brew Letters degree will be
Bartley C. Crum of New York,
Judge Joseph M. Levine of New
York, and Dr. Selman A. Waks-
man, New Brunswick, N.J., scien-
tist. The Doctor of Divinity de-
gree will be awarded to Comdr.
Joshua L. Goldberg of New York,
and Rabbi S. Felix Mendelsohn
of Chicago.
Dr. Waksman, Mr. Crum and
Rabbi Mendelsohn will receive
their degrees at commencement
exercises in Cincinnati June 2.
Judge Levine and Commander
Goldberg will be honored at
graduation ceremonies at New
York, June 1.

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FLUSHING MEADOW, N.Y.,
(JTA)—Israel supported in the
UN General Assembly's political
committee and in the plenary
session of the Assembly, the
United States resolution for an
embargo on strategic materials
for China.
In announcing the Israel pos-
ition, permanent delegate Abba
Eban said that "arms should be
available to states which have
to defend themselves against
threats of attack" but not to
those who "refuse to work for
the termination of the war."
He expressed the hope that the

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year's record are Jack Ellstein
and Arnold Rosman, cleaning
plants owners, 104%; Louis Al-
per, Abe Green, Theodore R.
Kelter and Morris Wittug, build-

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Israel Backs U.S. Ban of Materials for China

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