Important Events Mapped for Drive
Three Allied Campaign Divisions
To Start Activities Next Week
Pre-campaign workers will Gurion, as one of 44 American
get together at a report meet- ( Jewish leaders who advised on
ing Wednesday to study their steps for the economic rehabili-
progress in the drive. Young tation of the new state.
Lania has long been interested
in psychological and sociological
problems, and has spent con-
siderable time in Israel inter-
.viewing hundreds of newly-ar-
aived immigrants from European
and Arab countries. He surveyed
the southern Negev desert to
determine the economic poten-
tial of that under-developed
area. An expert on world af-
fairs, he is permanently assigned
to the United Nations where he
represents the UN World Maga-
zine.
Detroit Jews in every walk of Joseph Meyerhoff, a member
life are busy meeting and work- of the National Cabinet Com-
ing to spur the tempo of Allied mittee of the United Jewish Ap-
peal and a past president of the
National Association of Home
Builders, will speak at the real
estate and building division
event, 6 p.m., Wednesday, at
Hotel Statler.
Last Sunday, pre-campaign
workers mapped plans to in-
tensify their efforts as they
move towards the annual pre-
campaign dinner which will
be held April 13, at the Sher-
Thinking of . .
aton-Cadillac Hotel.
Dr. Hertz
Leo Lania
Pre-Campaign Chairman John
a New Car for Spring?
E. Lurie and associate chairmen adults of the Junior Division
will
assemble
at
the
Davison
Max M. Fisher and James Wine-
See
man paid tribute to the P.C. Jewish Center, Tuesday, 7:30
Counselors—Louis Berry, Israel p.m., to obtain their kits.
CHARLES WEINSTOCK
Davidson, Nathan Fishman, Jos- 1VIeyerhoff, who will address
For the best deal on
eph Holtzman, Abe Kasle, Ben the real estate and building divi-
THE BEAUTIFUL NEW V-8
L. Silverstein and C. William sion, is an outstanding Balti-
I Sucher. more Jewish leader. He is a
Lurie told the group, "We must former president of the Jewish
stand together with the home- Welfare Fund, has taken an ac-
JOSEPH MEYERHOFF
less and rootless ones still left tive- role in the leadership of
26th Year With
Jewish Campaign activities. Last among our people. We must fund-raising campaigns in his
community
and
was
general
week five important gatherings stand with the builders of Is-
BUICK'S RETAIL STORE
took place while in the next rael and with the men, women, chairman of the Combined Cam-
paign
of
the
Associated
Jewish
Near G.M. Bldg.
seven days there will be import- and children in our own com-
ant events for three trade and munity and in our nation who : Charities and Welfare Fund, this
6164 CASS. AVE.
year being co-chairman. He vis-
professional divisions. need our help."
ited Israel in 1950, at the re-
I
Two
other
groups
met
on
the
TR. 5-9700
Next Monday, 5:30 p.m., at the
quest of Premier David Ben-
Sheraton - Cadillac H o te 1, the same day. The Junior Division's
food division dinner will be ad- successful advanced gifts brunch
dressed by Leo Lania, foreign was addressed by Rabbi Frank
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correspondent, playwright and • F. Rosenthal. The dentists and
-
dental
technicians'
hnicians'
section,
un
novelist.
of Dr.
The arts and crafts division , Samuel Krohn, initiated their
will hold its dinner at the Sher- part in the drive with a brunch.
BECAUSE: (A) WE WILL GIVE YOU A BETTER DEAL!
aton-Cadillac the following eve- Samuel H. Rubiner, president of
( B) WE WILL GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE!
ning,• with Dr. Richard C. Hertz the Jewish Welfare Federation,
Why Be Indebted to Friends or Relatives?
of Temple Beth El as guest spoke.
speaker.
The dry goods section under
WE AP FREE jIA
AV
TEE YOU FPATRONAGE!
the leadership of Ivor Kahn and
the cleaning plants section led
by Jack Ellstein, Harold Gott-
NOW FEATURING
lieb and Martin Taylor, also met
STOVES, WASHERS,
O F BOTTLES SOLD
last week.
REFRIGERATORS
IT'S MADE WITH
RICH COUNTRY
MILK
1954 BUICK
After You See Your - Relatives
BUY FROM US!
MILLION'S
FRIGIDAIRE
Michigan JWVA Host
To National President
Dedication of a room at Chil-
dren's Hospital, a radio broad-
cast and a good will luncheon
for civic and other dignitaries
will highlight the visit to De-
troit of Daisee B. Haberman, na-
tional president of the Ladies
Auxiliary, Jewish War Veterans.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Mich-
igan JWV will honor their na-
- - 7,771tional president
with a planned
program, con-
i.erning veter-
ans' welfare, to
last from Mon-
day thr ough
DE LUXE
anat,0A
FINEST
MADE AND BOTTLED
fur
ilit .AN WINERIES. DETRO[T-
4I CKIGAN BONDED
dit
a .
wrxettt
Al Mrs. Haber -
;man, of New
'York City, has
done yeoman
work in many
Mrs. Habermanfacets of veter-
ans welfare during her 16 years
in JWVA. A member of Kings-
bridge Auxiliary, she served as
its president, president of the
New York state department and
founded the Bronx County
Council.
JACK MARKOWITZ
INVITES HIS FRIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS TO SEE
THE NEW
BARTON'S'
eitAtoeated
See Us!
THE NEW '54
DEXTER SALES
los
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a
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OPEN SUNDAYS
At AMERICAN SAVINGS...
You're In The "Driver's Seat!"
• CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ---the 4
American Savings offices are within walking
distance from most Detroiters' homes and
places of employment.
• CONVENIENT HOURS—all 4 officesare
open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and ONE
EVENING A WEEK.
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AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Branches:
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6164 CASS AVE.
Near G.M. Bldg.
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TR. 5-9700
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• DEXTER BLVD. corner Cortland—Open daily 10 to 5, Tuesdays until 9
• FORT ST. corner Military—Open daily 10 to 5, Fridays until 8
• LIVERNOIS corner W. 7 Mile—Open daily /0 to 5, Thursdays until 9