Chairmen Named for Three Major
Allied Drive Women's Divisions
Chairmen in the three major
divisions of the Women's Divi-
sion of the Allied Jewish Cam-
'
Mrs. J. Wineman Mrs. I. Kahn
paign have announced their
principal "chiefs" for 1952.
Mrs. Julian H. Krolik, chair-
man of pre-campaign, will have
rs. Max Frank,
a former year-
r o u nd Division
president, as her
executive v i c e-
chairman T h e
vice - Chairmen
in this group
will include
M e s dames Eu-
gene J. Arnfeld,
'Samuel H. Rub-
iner, Jule G.
o 1 omon, Mel-
ville S. Welt
and James
Mrs. M. Frank Wineman. M r s.
Ivor J. Kahn
will be secretary.
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Haya Tarnar, beautiful red-
headed
El Al Israel Airlines
In the special gifts group,
working with Mrs. Lewis B. Dan- stewardess, has been touring the
iels, chairman, will be vice-
chairmen Mesdames Milton M.
Alexander, Daniel Krouse, Mil-
ton K. Mahler, Lewis H. Man-
ning and Nathan Simons. The
secretaries in this division swill
be Mesdames Harry Barnett,
Bernard A. Rosenthal, Carl Wois,
Leo S. Mellen, Victor Klein and
Nathan H. Schermer.
The general solicitation group,
with the greatest number of
prospects to cover, will have,
working with chairman M r s.
Sidney J. Karbel, executive vice-
chairman Mrs. J. Shurly Hor-
witz, vice-chairmen Mesdames I.
Irving Bittker, David S. Dia-
mond, I. Jerome Hauser, Joseph
H. Jackier, Louis G. Redstone United States for the past few
and Milton L. Sorock.
The assignments chairman in months on a good will mission.
Currently in Miami Beach,
general solibitation will be Mrs. Fla.,
acting as a hostess to the
Herbert S. Frank, while secre- Israel Cavalcade, Haya returned
taries will include Mesdames recently from a trip to Cali-
Sanford Klein, Morey L. Rosen- fornia, where she is shown in
th6,1, Alfred Deutsch, Samuel the picture posing with
Frankel, Max Lichter, Marshall Groucho Marx.
Ruby, Samuel S. Willis a n d
Throughout her travels, Haya
Hyman S. Mellen.
is constantly recognized by peo-
With Mrs'. Abraham Cooper ple who remember having flown
and Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner as with her on an Israel Airlines
general division chairmen, the Constellation between New York,
women workers will have the London, Paris, Rome and Tel
responsibility for covering about Aviv.
18,000 prospects in the 1952 Al-
Haya is the niece of Detroit_
lied Jewish Campaign.
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gleib-
er of Sussex Ave. She recently
visited here with her uncle and
aunt and was entertained by
her relatives and friends.
Large Detroit Delegation at
Miami Beach UJA Conference
Launching the United Jewish
Appeal — supported in Detroit
through the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign—on a nationwide scale for
1952, many prominent Detroiters
will attend a meeting in Miami
this weekend to make their
pledges • for the assistance of
,Tews in Israel and overseas and
in Detroit for local and national
agencies.
,Among • Detroiters n o w in
:Miami, representing. this city at
the UJA meeting are:
.
Martin Alter, Bud, Jerry and Louis
Bielfield, Louis C. Blumberg, Jason L.
Honigman, Louis Robinson, Harry Brod-
sky, Ben Feinstein, Morse Goldman, Jerry
J. Greenblatt, J. Leonard Hyman, S. B.
Jessor, Samuel Kohlenberg, Arthur A.
Moss,' Philip Newman, Oscar L. Reiser,
Joseph Robins, Joel Rosenblum, S. How-
ard Schiller, Morris Schwartz, Sidney
Shapiro, Elrich Shumer, Louis Smith,
Irving F. Topper, Joseph Holtzman,
Joseph Frank, Mrs. Max R. Frank, Joseph
Mellon, Abe Kasle Harry Barsky, J.
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FINEST
WINES
Citrin, Joseph Freedman, M. Gisler, Ben
Gould, Robert Gould, H. Greener, Mrs.
Lillian Kaplan, Louis Kepes, Nathan Kolb,
Harry Perlman, Samuel Rosen, D. Rosen-
blum, R. Saxe, Alex Schwartz, Albert
Sells, J. B. Silver, B. Sklar, Samuel B.
Solomon, R. Allender, Nathan R. Epstein,
Jack Federman, Louis Friedman. G. Gar-
land, Charles Komer, Joseph Modell,
George Spoon, Morris Strasner, Sam Wel-
ler, J. L. Wolock, Harry Altman, Dr.
William E. Berkey, William Berman, Wil-
liam Binder.
Paul D. Bromberg, Charles Canvasser,
Sam Chayet, Dr. Sam Coggins, Adolph
Deutsch, Sol Eisenberg, N. M. Fish, Meyer
Fishman, David Freedman, Harry Gal-
perin, Louis Gibbs, Nathan Gilbert, Sam
Goldberg, Maurice Greenbaum, Eugene
Greenfield, Jack D. Hamburger, Sol J.
Harris, Norman Hayden, Morie Jacobs,
Harold Kaufman, S. Koplar, William Ko-
rash. Julian M. Kratze, Harry Carl Levine,
Al Levinson, Edward Levinson, Edward S.
Levenson, Herman L. Lewis. Benjamin
Maltzman, E. Margolies, Charles Marien-
thal, Irwin A. Rogers, Robert Rosenthal,
Robert Rubinstein, Joe Schon, H. Schram,
L. Schultz, Paul Shapero, Elrick C. Shu-
mer, Bert Silverman, Mark Slatkin, Max
Unger, Jack Wainger, Harold Warren, M.
Wasserman, J. Wigodski, Abner Wolf,
Meyer Zack, H. Zolkower, Fred F. Sim-
mons, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman,
Morris W. Zack, Mr. and Mrs. Israel
Himelhoch, Abe Shiffman, Mr. and Mrs.
Abe Srere, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farbsten.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tabashnik, Irving W.
Blumberg, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Hyman,
Harry Becker, George D. Seyburn, Nathan
Fishman, Morris Fruman, Alex Sklar,
Philip Levant, Harvey H. Goldman, Max
J. Kogan, Isadore Kowal and Louis Ellen-
bogen.
The UJA's 1952 nationwide
campaign for $151,500,000 was
termed by UJA General Chair-
man Edward M. M. Warburg
"the most crucial campaign in
the 14-year history of the UJA."
The two-day national inaugu-
ral conference in Florida will
take action to keynote the open-
ing of more•than 5,000 commun-
ity campaigns throughout the
country, including Detroit's Allied
Jewish Campaign.
Eddie Cantor, chairman of the
UJA's National Leadership
Mobilization;. UJA general chair-
man Warburg; Morris W. Berin-
stein, chairman of last year's
National Campaign -Cabinet;
William Rosenwald, UJA nation-
al chairman, and other distin-
guished figures will address the
two-day sessions.
red.
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MADE ANO BOTTLED al_
NUN WINERIES. DETROIT.
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MICHIGAN BONDED WINERY $0 .
Detroiters' Niece, El-Al
Stewardess, Meets Grouch
Nat Rosoff in Project
To Revive Ship Service
BOSTON, (AJP)—The son of
a Jewish immigrant who rose
from a penniless youth to con-
struct more miles of subways
than any other living person,
was revealed as the key man in
a project to revive Boston-to-
New 'York ship service.
The ship service, which had
its beginning in Revoluntionary
Days, and which for more than
two centuries was traveled by
commuters, was discontinued
during World War II. Behind the
plan to resume its operation, -is
Nat Rosoff, son of the late sub-
way contractor Sam Rosoff.
THE JEWISH NEWS - 3
Friday, February 22, 1952
Israel-German Negotiations
Start In 2 Weeks, Sharett Says
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Israeli-
German reparations negotiations
will start in a "couple of weeks,"
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe
Sharett declared upon his arrival
from London where he repre-
sented his government at the
funeral of the late King George
VI. He told newsmen that there
has been no contact with Ger-
many and that the negotiations
themselves will be the first con-
tact between the two states.
The Foreign Minister empha-
sized that the conferences in
Paris between Israeli represen-
tatives and the praesidium of
the Conference on Jewish Mate-
rial Claims Against! Germany
had been "fruitful". Denying a
report that Dr. Nahum Gold-
mann, head of the praesidium,
would also head the Israeli dele-
gation to the talks with Ger-
many, Mr. Sharett declared that
the members of the Israeli dele-
gation would all be Israeli citi-
zens.
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LONDON, (JTA) — The Board
of Deputies of British Jews
adopted a resolution calling . on
the Conference on Jewish Ma-
terial Claims Against Germany
to give the Board representa-
tion on the Conference's five-
man praesidium.
ZOA Supports Talks
PHILADELPHIA, (JTA) — A
resolution opposing direct ne-
gotiations with Germany on
Jewish claims for reparations
was rejected at a meeting of the
National Zionist. Administrative
Council, ruling body of the ZOA.
The Council decided to hold
the ZOA's 55th annual conven-
tion in New York, June 13-15.
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Gimbel Gets French Medal
NEW YORK,, (JTA) — The
French government conferred a
Knighthood in the Legion of
Honor upon Bernard F. Gimbel,
prominent New York merchant,
for his services to France.
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