Formula for Distribution of Campaign
Funds: Israel to Get 60.7% of Total
If Objective of $5,200,000 Is Attained
The Jewish Welfare Federation
Board of Governors this week
substantially endorsed the for-
mula community leaders had
worked out at the recent pre-
. campaign budgeting conference,
held to discuss recommended
allocations of funds' to be raised
in the forthcoming 1952 Allied
Jewish Campaign.
Under the formula—based on
an anticipated minimum cam-
paign achievement of $5,200,000
—overseas and Israel causes will
receive 60.7% of the funds allo-
cated; 23.8% will be for local-.
operating purposes, 11.9% for
local-capital purposes and 3.6%
will be for national agencies.
It is necessary, Abe Kasle, 1952
Campaign chairman pointed out,
to raise at least $500,000 more
than last year to meet our obli-
gations for new local operating
needs and to begin the develop-
ment of local capital facilities.
Plus giving, he said, will enable
us to meet these responsibilities
at home without diverting funds
from overseas and Israel.
The formula provides $143,-
000 more for local agency
budgets than was available in
1951-52. Out of this additional
sum, the Federation budget
and planning divisions will
have to provide the first-year
operating needs of Sinai Hos-
pital, Detroit's new Jewish
hospital, estimated at between
$175,000 and $300,000, and the
general increase in other costs.
Helping to offset the Hospital
addition is an anticipated de-
crease in the budget of Resettle-
ment Service, Detroit's agency
for aid to refugees, since large
numbers of immigrants can no
longer come here.
Men's Clubs
MOGEN . ABRAHAM MEN'S
CLUB will hold Bible study
classes at 8 p.m., Monday, at the
synagogue. Rabbi M. J. Wohl-
gelernter will speak on "Sanctu-
ary Temple and Synagogue—
Development of Our Houses of
Worship." Isadore Berger, attor-
ney, will show slides of his recent
trip to, Israel and Europe at a
meeting to follow.
* * *
BETH ABRAHAM MEN'S
CLUB will hold- a special board
meeting at 8:30 .p.m., Tuesday,
at the home of Jacob Greenberg,
3210 Lawrence.
• •
HENRY MORGENTHAU
LODGE, Bnai Brith, will enter-
tain • Disabled Vets of Dearborn
Hospital Saturday, beginning
2:30 p.m. Hy Pritz, pantomimist,
will entertain. Morry Wasserman
is chairman.
Marine Foods Opens
Modernized New Plant
Marine Foods, Inc., packers of
Pep-E° Herring, have just com-
pleted their modern plant at
3900-16th Street. The new plant
and facilities will enable them to
meet the demand for Pep-E pro-
ducts more efficiently.
Marine Foods was established
about 10 years ago by Albert
Adelman, its president, on a
modest scale, and ,today is re-
cognized as a leader in its field.
At the present time the plant is
working at near capacity on its
new pack Pep - E Herring in
heavy sour cream.
Manuel Hollander, vice-presi-
dent and general sales manager,
reports vastly increased sales on
the new pack from all parts of
the country.
CARE Passover Package
A new CARE Passover food
package to assure meat and
other needed supplies for fami-
lies in Israel during the coming
holidays was announced by Paul
Comly French, executive direc-
tor of the non-profit agency.
The more than 13 and a half
pounds of food in the Passover
package include six pounds, nine
ounces of various meats. Orders
may be sent to CARE, at Hud-
son's, Crowley-IVIilner's or Dem-
ery's. Ration-free, dutyz.free de-
livery is guarantel.d.
Should the amount raised
vary from the minimum, the
greatest changes will show in
the overseas and Israel item,
and the local-capital item, de-
pending on the amount raised.
Local-operating and national-
agency allocation allowances
are the least flexible. For ex-
ample: if $300,000 over the
base formula is raised, over-
seas and Israel will get 72% of
these additional funds. If the
campaign should achieve only
$4,700,000, the overseas and
Israel share of the funds would
drop to 60%.
One hundred nine community
representatives attended t h e
Conference, as compared to 80
in 1951 and 130 in 1950. Mem-
bers of the boards of all 13 Fed-
eration 'member agencies were
among those who attended.
Neugarten Medical Aid
Plans Inter-Faith Event
Robert M. Frehse, executive
director of the Detroit Round
Table, will participate in a panel
-,.discussion com-
':m emor a tinng
Brotherhood
W e e k, assisted
by Rabbi Leon
F r a m, Temple
:Israel, Dr. Paul
:Morrison, Min-
aster of the Tri-
nity M e t hodist
hurch, and
v. Hugh F.
mith, registrar
f the Univer-
: ity of Detroit,
R. M. Frehse at a meeting of
Neugarten Medical Aid, at the
Davison Jewish Center, Monday,.
at 12:30 p.m.
A dessert luncheon will be
served. The group is inviting
member aid societies of other
faiths and the public to this
meeting.
Yeshivah Businessmen's Council Plans
Annual Dinner-Dance for April 20
Rabbi Adler Chosen
For Brandeis Award
Rabbi Morris Adler, of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, will ' be the re-
cipient of the annual outstand-
ing achievement plaque of the
Louis D. Brandeis Lodge, Bnai
Brith. Presentation will take
place at 8:30
p.m., Tuesday, at
Cong. Beth Aa-
ron.
Rabbi Adler, a
member of the
Detroit Round
Table of Catho-
lics, Jews and
Protestants, will
be recognized
f o r promoting
harm-o ny and
Rabbi Adler unity. among
peoples of all faiths.
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel will
be featured in a musical pro-
gram, which will also include the
Adas Shalom Orcliestia, Harry
Siegel, cellist, and AI Traub, pi-
anist.
Harry N. Katz, Btandeis Lodge
president, invites friends to at-
tend. Moe R. Miller and Benja-
min R. Berkley are co-chairmen.
Rabbi Adler on NCRAC's
Reassessment Committee
A committee on reassessment
of goals in the community rela-
tions field has been created by
the National .Community Rela-
tions Advisory Council and will
hold its first meeting in New
York on March 3, it was an-
nounced by Irving Kane of
Cleveland, NCRAC chairman.
Rabbi Morris Adler is the De-
troiter named on the committee,
which was recommended by the
evaluative studies committee of
NCRAC, based on the survey by
Prof. Robert M. Maclver.
The NCRAC plenary session
last November unanimously
adopted a resolution endorsing
this recommendation as part of
a comprehensive program look-
ing toward improved coordina-
tion of planning and programs
in the community relations field.
Israel Watches Rift Between
WA and the Bond Campaign
...... . .
BENJAMIN FREEDLAND, DANIEL A. LAVEN and ABE GREEN
plan the annual dinner-dance affair to be given by the Business-
men's Council of the Yeshivath Beth Yehudah April 20, at the
Latin Quarter. Missing from the meeting is Louis H. Golden, who
with Green is co-chairman of the yearbook. Freedland and Laven
are co-chairmen of the dinner.
SZ Youth Plan Leap Year Dance
A February Leap Year Soiree
will be given by the Young Peo-
ple's Society of Shaarey Zedek
at 9 p.m., Wednesday in the
synagogue.
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two bodies" has been made in
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newspaper. Pointing out that
both drives are important for Is-
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conflict now prevailing between
the Israel Bond drive and the
United Jewish Appeal with re-
gard to the timing of each of
the campaigns, will be taken up
at the plenary session of the
Jewish Agency Executive.. The
session is scheduled to open here
on March 12.
BBG's "Steer Inn" May 3
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Jolson Chapter of B.B.G. will be
held May 3, at .Davison Jewish
Center.
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