Kasle Drafted Again to Lead
1952 Allied Jewish Campaign
HENNY YOUNGMAN, guest entertainer, provokes laughter
from left to right, ABE HASLE, MILTON S. MAHLER, HARVEY
H. GOLDMAN and SAMUEL H. RUBINER, at the second annual
stag day of the Detroit Service Group.
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Other features of the program
Voting in unanimous accord,
members of the Detroit Service were comedy by Henry Young-
Group drafted Abe Kasle to re- man, popular entertainer, a
peat the leadership he gave as forum conducted by George M.
this year's chairman of the Al- Stutz, Service Group vice-presi-
lied Jewish Campaign by again dent, a talk by Samuel H. Rubi-
taking the chairmanship in the ner, president of the Jewish
1952 drive, to be held in the Welfare Federation, greetings by
Leonard N. Simons for Franklin
Spring.
The vote was taken at the Hills, Gus D. Newman, chairman
second annual Detroit Service of the Service Group executive
Group stag day aid Franklin committee, was toastmaster.
Hills where Campaign workers
joined for golf, games. dinner
and comedy in a day of fellow-
ship, celebrating their success-
ful association in the 1951 Allied
Jewish Campaign.
Presented by Harvey H. Gold-
man, president of the Service
Group, the resolution calling for
Kasle's draft — previously en-
dorsed by the executive commit-
tee—praised the 1951 chairman
for his "distinguished service in
communal affairs and his dem-
onstrated "highest qualities of
leadership," and pledged the
fullest measure of support and
cooperation in next year's Cam-
paign.
Reporting an the results of
the 1951 Campaign, Kasle point-
ed out the $4,700,000 total raised
is the third highest in the his-
tory of the Detroit Jewish com-
munity and was contributed by
the second highest number of
contributors participating in a
campaign, 28,750.
Highlight of the evening was
a quiz, "The Detroit Service
Group Plays Twenty Questions,"
in which the prize winners were
Arthur Fleischman, Abner Fried-
man and tied for third. George
D. Keil and Benjamin Wilk.
Ben-Gurion Dedicates
Israel Tire Factory
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TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Asserting
that Israel is slowly moving to-
wards economic independence
and gradually becoming the
largest industrial center in the
Middle East, Premier David Ben-
Gurion opened the new Petach
Tikvah plant of the General Tire
Company of Akron, 0.
Built through the joint efforts
of the American firm and Israeli
businessmen, the plant is ex-
pected to turn out 2,500 tons of
rubber tires and tubes annually,
making Israel self-sufficient in
these commodities.
The new plant will begin pro-
duction around April next year.
In addition to providing Israel
with all its tube and tire needs,
20 percent of its production will
be exported.
Barkley Substitutes for .
Sharett at Dinner Here
Israel Foreign Minister Moshe
Sharett was prevented, at the
last moment, by illness, from
coming to Detroit for the Bonds
for Israel dinner, on Wednes-
day evening.
Substituting for him, U. S.
Vice-President Alben W. Bark-
ley consented to come here to
address the gathering of More
than 300 at Hotel Statler.
It is expected that the bond
purchases at Wednesday's din-
ner and increasing interest in
thd drive will spur greater ef-
fort for the local drive. A report
of Wednesday's dinner will ap-
pear in next week's Jewish News.
THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 21, 1951
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Artukovic Held in L.A.;
Judge Denies Him Bail
LOS ANGELES, (JTA) — The
Federal District Court here- den-
ied bail to Andrija Artukovic,
war-time Minister of Interior of
the Nazi puppet state of Croatia,
who has been charged with the
extermination of a vast number
of Jews. _
Artukovic has been ordered
held until Oct. 15 when the
Yugoslav government will pre-
sent evidence to pr o v e the
crimes with which he is charged
a n d which prompted Yugos-
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Pioneer Women Pledge
$2 1/2 Million to Israel
CHICAGO, (JTA) — The na-
tional convention of P i o n e e r
Women, Labor Zionist women's
organization, voted to r a is e
$2.500.000 in the next two years
f o r rehabilitating immigrant
women, youth and children in
Israel.
Funds will be used for a youth
village and agricultural school
for training 400 young people for
pioneering in the border and
desert areas of Israel. Social
and educational services will be
extended by the funds in im-
mivant work villages and other
institutions run by the Working
Women's Council of Israel, the
PWO counterpart.
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Folk Schools Inaugurate
Campaign for $25,000
A campaign to raise $25,000 for
the Unite( Jewish Folk Schools
was inaugurated this week in an
attempt to broaden and improve
the educational • program of the
schools.
Conducting the campaign are
the Labor Zionist Organization
and the Sholem Aleichem Insti-
tute, who for a year have co-
operated in a unification of their
schools.
the schools said that the drive will
the schools said that drive will
continue for only a month, and
asks that all former contribu-
tors cooperate in this latest en-
deavor.
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