Message from Ben-Gurion
Stirs Miami Contributors

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THE JEWISH NEWS

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Friday, February 29, 1952

7 Plan Tour Through West For Summer Campers

India Invites Israeli
Official to New Delhi

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Acting on
the invitation of the Premier of
India, the Israel government de-
cided to send Dr. Walter Eytan,
director general of the Israeli
Foreign Office, on a visit to New
Delhi,.

To ha l'

win its
for itotanii
surviv0

thereby to help assure victory for
Israel as she fights her second
war of independence—this time
for economic independence."
Sunday's action, which came
in response to warnings by the
UJA leaders that Israel's fate
and future depend to a large
extent on success of the UJA's.
1952 campaign, was given
further impetus by a special
message from Israel Prime
Minister David Ben-Gurion,
who, in a cable, declared that
his country "is beset by grave
a n d dangerous difficulties
a a
which the young State cannot
•
master without the continuous
and selfless cooperation of
Jewish men and women the
world over." Mr. Ben-Gurion
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inson, S -a m u e l H. Rubiner, termed the United Jewish
president of the Jewish Welfare Appeal "that noble instrumen-
many Miami-bound Detroiters Federation, Hyman and David tality" whose "healthy„ con-
not yet on the scene, were talked Safran, Morris Schaver, Maurice structive help" has been felt
to in advance by Samuel H. Ru- A. Chlafer, Abe Shiffman, Harry throughout Israel. He pledged
biner, president of Federation A. Schlafer, Abe Shiffman, Harry that "the people of Israel will
H. H. Goldman, Irving W. Blum- Srere, Louis Tabashnik, United cheerfully bear heavier, burdens
berg, Milton K. Mahler, Irving Dairies, Harvey Willens, the knowing that they are not
I Cohn and Louis Berry. This Wineman family, A. Wolok and, alone in fulfilling the task
group, aided by Gus D. Newman Charlie Wollock, Louis W. Zack, which Providence has imposed
and George M. Stutz, conferred Morris W. Zack and David Saf- on our present generation."
with key contributors and en- fir.
The Israel Prime Minister
rolled their support as a demon-
Total Gifts--$11,341,000
"blessed" the leaders and work-
stration of Detroit's early inter-
The largest sum ever given to
est both in UJA and in the over- launch a nationwide drive of the ers of the United Jewish Appeal,
all causes embraced in the De- United Jewish Appeal was con- asserting that with the help of
troit Allied Jewish Campaign. tributed at the Florida session the UJA the State of Israel, "per-
Mr. Wineman, honorary chair- as gifts totalling $11,341,000 haps the greatest and most con-
man of the Detroit campaign, poured in at a closing session of structive enterprise of our people
its long history, "can be
kept in close touch with develop- the UJA's National Inaugural in
carried
to success."
ments and issued a ; statement Conference formally to open the
The session heard also from
pointing out the continuing need Appeal's 1952 CaMpaign for aid
overseas and in Israel and ex- to Israel, distressed Jews over- Israel Ambassador to. the United
pressing the hope that contribu- seas, and refugees entering the States Abba S. Eba‘n and from
Eddie Cantor, chairman of the
tors would hold the line in any United States.
UJA's National Leadership
event, and, wherever possible,
The record contribution of Mobilization.
offer substantial increases. Louis gifts, which keynoted the open-
The national UJA cabinet an-
Davidson, advised that his ing of United Jewish Appeal
brother, Israel, delayed on his campaign activity in 5.000 com- nounced at the conference in
trip South, wanted it known that munities throughout the coun- cludes Detrbiters LOuis Berry,
the Davidsons, who served in try, exceeded by $1,191,000 the Joseph Holtzman and Abe Kasle.
past campaigns as treasurers, sum given here one year ago
would again play a leading role when $10,150,000 came forward
'in the drive.
at a similar launching of a UJA
Samuel Hamburger, who to- campaign.
gether with his brother Louis,
Mr. Warburg, who presided at
require
served as treasurer of the 1951 the session, hailed establishment
AJC, joined the large family of of this new record in individual
those who declared themselves and corporate giving to the -
for service and for contributions UJA as "another great demon-
of not less than last year, along stration by American Jews of
for the
with many increases.
their utmost concern for human
Others who were on hand to life and human liberty."
spur the Detroit effort included
Dr. Schwartz, termed the $11,-
Ben L. Silberstein, Sol Eisenbtrg, 341,000 contributed "a remark-
John Isaacs, and Samuel B. Solo- able beginning in this year's
mon, who, with his brother, Jule drive to raise $151,500,000 and
G., is one of this year's cam-
paign treasurers.
The campaign spirit among
Detroiters has been so pro-
nounced that there is ample
evidence of one of the strongest
eampaign efforts in the city's
history.
The number of advance gifts
was at an all-time high for this
early in the year and Detroit
was receiving congratulations
both from the national leaders
and from top campaigners of the
Federation has been presented with a proposed amend-
other local communities. One of
ment, submitted for action at the Annual Meeting, to be held
the striking increases was from
Tuesday
evening, March 4, 1952, at 8:15 o'clock at Brown .
Morris and Al Fruman, from
Memorial. Chapel of Temple Beth El, Woodward and. Glad-
$10,000 to $20,000.
stone. The proposal amends ARTICLE 8, SECTION 3, which
Included among the first 50
NOW READS as follows:
demonstration contributors were
Section 3.
several who, while not among
No institutional member under any conditions whatso-
the vacationers, sent word down
ever shall expend or contract for the expenditure of any
that they wished to be included.
The list included Sidney J. Allen,
moneys appropriated to it by the Federation except as bud-
Louis Alper, the Aurora-Key-
geted, apportioned and approved by the Board of Governors.
atone Speedway oil interests, in
The PROPOSED AMENDMENT would change Section 3
whiCh the Fisher, Kay, Epstein
to Subsection 3a under Section 3 and add Subsection b as
follows:
and Sucher families are affiliat-
Subsection (b) : recognizing that the Jewish Com-
ed; Nathan and Sol Balaban,
munity Council is a central coordinating body of the
Theodore Bargman, Harry Beck-
organized Jewish community in -fields of its operation
er, Blumberg Brothers, Nathan
as defined in its Constitution, total annual appropria-
Bronstein, Detroit Industrial
tions to the Jewish Community Council shall be de-
Clinic, Federal Pipe and 'Supply,
termined on the basis of Community Council's estimated
Frankel Company, David and
needs for all its activities. A lump sum annual appropri-
Louis Freedman, Harvey Gold-
ation to the Jewish Community Council shall be granted
man and Emil Stern, Abe Green,
upon the examination of budget estimates submitted by
the Council. Any recommendations affecting the fields
Guardian Steel, Norman B. Hay-
of activities of the Council shall be considered by the
den, Louis M. Hinderstein, Stan-
Council, and the Council shall -make the final decision
ley Imerman and his mother,
on such recommendations. Notwithstanding the provi-
Mrs. Ella Imerman, Morey L.
sions contained in preceding subsection (a), the Council
Jacobs, Sam and Barney Key-
may apportion the lump sum appropriated to it to the.
well, Ben Klein, Max J. Kogan,
various items contained in its budget. There shall be
Julian H. Krolik, Walter Laib
established a standing Committee for the purpose of
and Wolf Detroit Envelope Com-
meeting as often as necessary with a similar Council
Committee of equal size in order to effect closer cooper-
pany, Milton K. Mahler, presi-
ation between and make recommendations to these two
dent of the Service Group,
central community bodies.
€harles Milan, Maurice M. Rob-

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. Allied
Jewish Campaign

JEWISH WELFARE
FEDERATION of DETROIT

PROPOSED AMENDMENT

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An educational tour of this
country's western states is being
organized for next summer by
Eugene Walker, an art teacher
at MacCullough Elementary
School for the last six years.
Planned for boys who like to
rough it, but feel they are too
mature for summer camping, the
tour will include a trip via the
Northern route through the
Rockies to the West Coast, and

back through the Southern
route. Stops will be made at all
national parks and points of in-
terest. The combined trip will
cover nearly 8,000 miles.
For further information call
Walker at GA. 8-249R or write
21480 Bennett, Detroit 19.

MARION BOULEVARD
REST HOME

Open to Elderly
Ambulatory Patients
24 HOUR
NURSING CARE

STATE OF ISRAEL BONDS

Good Food - Pleasant
Surroundings
2366 W. Cd. Blvd.

You can get a Prospectus and buy yow
Bond at American Financial and '
Development Corporation for Israel

Between Linwood and LaSalle

TY. 6-2415

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2200 David Stott Bldg.

For the Best Deal

On The New

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at Norman Pontiac Co.
2340 W. GRAND BLVD. nr. LINWOOD

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"Bob" Ginsburg

12322
Dexter

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at Cortland

BETH YEHUIJAH DINNER WILL FOLLOW
•IN WAKE OF HALLOWED. CUSTOM

The age old tradition of His people. bids the Sew
to share the blessing of his table with others who may
be in want. This year's Dinner of the Businessmen's
Council of the Beth Yehudah Schools follows in the
Wake of this hallowed custom. It will be attended by
the most liberal and charitable people in the Jewish
community. With them as their guest in spirit will be
the hundreds of children, young men and women who
are eating the bread of Jewish learning and living in
the halls of the Yeshivath.

COMMUNITY RALLIED
IN SUPPORT

For the first time in many years the sons and
daughters from traditional Jewish homes will rally in
support of an institution which is giving genuine and
authentic Jewish religious education.

RELIGIOUS VALUES
MAKE GOOD AMERICANS

From the very beginnings of our country, religious
values have been considered indispensable to mix the
mortar from which good Americans are made. This
school is a link in the long chain that has been reaching
out for this goal since generations. In these times of
trouble . and uncertainty it is clinging firmly and con-
fidently to the method and content of its program. ,

BETH YEHUDAH STRIVES
FOR RELIGIOUS CULTURE

You, as a member of this Jewish community, are
called upon to come to the assistance .of this unique re-
ligious institution in the city of Detroit. It aims at the
complete personality which in years to come will be
the human . reservoir for the synagogues now being
planned and built.

1952 YEAR BOOK TO HELP
FURTHER EDUCATIONAL AMBITIONS

You can do your share by participating in the 1952
Beth Yehudah Year Book with your personal greetings
or memorials and by attending the beautifully planned
Dinner on Sunday, April 20, at the Latin Quarter.
This Space Contributed In The
Interest of Religious Jewish Education By

SAMUEL KARABENICK

REAL ESTATE — INVE,STMENTS

2709 CADILLAC TOWER

WO. 2-8766

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