Fecleration Annual Meeting Hears Enthusiastic
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Reports on Allied Jewish. Campaign s Progress
Hebrew Schools, our Jewish will open the Frieda G. and Harry- L. Jones, Theodore Le-
Community Center, our camps David M. LeVine Infirmary vin, Nathan Silverman, Abra-
enrich the lives of our ,chil- Wing with a capacity for 120 ham Srere, Mrs. Leonard H,
dren, strengthen their convic- additional residents within the Weiner and Max J. Zivian.
tions about Jewish life, develop next few months. The Shapero
since the inception of the Jewish their potentiality for leader- School of Nursing at Sinai Hos-
Members of the Women's Di-
an
Welfare Federation. Long
ship in the Jewish community. pital will open its doors for vision staged a musical review
advocate of a Jewish hospital Through the Jewish Commun- students next September. The of Detroit Jewish Life.
in Detroit, and a worker toward ity Council we reinforce the Jewish Community Center
that goal, he 71 ow serves on the Jewish community's tireless United Hebrew School branch
Detroit Jewish NeWs-7
board of Sinai Hospital.
efforts to protect, strengthen in Oak Park will be ready for
Friday, February 10, 1956
"So continuous and diver- and expand the democratic use this summer."
sified have been. Samuel H. principles under which we Sobeloff Honored
Rubiner's labors in behalf of live."
Judge Levin announced that
the Jewish Welfare Federation
Reports were submitted at I Isidore Sobeloff, Federation ex-
and its member agencies, that the meeting by Max M. Fisher, ecutive director, has been.nam-
when confronted with questions, treasurer; Mrs. L. B. Daniels, ed executive vice-president in
'recognition of
his colleagues in Federation president of the WoMen's Di-
the growth of
pay him UnC011SCiattS tribute by vision, and Isidore Sobeloff,
Federation and
saying, `Ask.. Sam. Rubiner, he Federation executive director.
the stature of
will know.' Despite the burden
An amendment to the Fed-
CtiltItIPIT
the man who
of his many communal posi-
eration by - laws, proposed
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OUR SERVICE
facilitated that
tions, Samuel H. Rubiner has by Morris Garvett and
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give
growth.
never. been too busy to
adopted unanimously, pro-
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Sobeloff
ernors
were:
is
community
"The Jewish
Judge Levin deplored the
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justly proud of Samuel H. shortage of professional per-
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Rubiner's devoted efforts, as its sonnel in agencies like the Citrin, Samuel Frankel, Mrs.
representative, toward the bet- Center, the camps, the Social
terment of the general com- Service Bureau and the He-
munity, Some of the positions brew Schools. "I am eager,"
in the general community he he said, "that Federation,
has held with distinction are: through its executive com-
Com-
Vice-president, United
mittee, address itself to a
Come in and see me on a 1956 Chrysler or Plymouth.
munity ServiceS; co-chairman, solution which will set up
Metropolitan Detroit Building the necessary standards to
Since Grace left me for the Prince . . I'm really
Fund; vice-president, Metro- encourage young men and
giving the best deals in town.
politan USG; co chairman, Unit- women to enter this essential
(signed) Heartbroken
ed Negro Fund; board member, field of communal service."
United Foundation; United
Reporting on Detroit's having
Health and Welfare Fund. of raised, in 1955, for the eighth
Michigan; and the Detroit Chap- consecutive year, a sum ex-
ter of the American Red Cross. ceeding $4,000,000, under the
P.S. Grace — how could you do this to me?
"The Jewish Welfare Federa- Detroit Allied Jewish Cam-
tion benefited from Samuel H. paign chairmanship of John E.
Rubiner's bril.lian.t leadership Lurie, Judge Levin stated:
during his five years as presi-
"As we face the responsi-
dent, 1950 to 1955. He continues bilities of 1956 our board and
Chrysler-Plymouth Sales & Service
to make his goad judgment, our campaign chairmen, John
and practical Lurie and Max Fisher, fully
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social . vision,
business acumen felt as Execu- realized that we must go be-
tive Committee Chairman and yond the $4,150,000 of 1955
a member of the Finance and and we have accepted the
additional responsibility of
Capital Needs committee. -
"He has represented his $1,230,000 for t h e United
Jewish Appeal Special Fund.
CO/72.77MM itff and brought honor
to it as president of the Mid- To date the response to the
You can count on
west Section. of the National 1956 Allied Jewish Campaign
Jewish Welfare Board; East has been remarkably encour-
Central Region Vice-President aging. I am confident that we
of the Council of Jeteish -Fed- will work tirelessly to reach
erations and Welfare Funds and our goal."
Judge Levin also reported
a member of the national board;
and as a member of two econo- that: "Our community owns a
12-acre site at Curtis and Mey-
mic missions to Israel.
"In awarding him the 1956 ers Road and plans are being
Fred M. Butzel Memorial Award. developed for the construction
the Jewish Welfare Federation of an appropriate main build-
takes pleasure in recognizing ing of the Jewish Community
the invaluable services Samuel Center on this site. Our com-
H. Rubiner. has rendered and munity owns a beautiful 720-
anticipates enjoying many years acre site for camping at Tam-
of his continued dedication to arack Hills and plans are mov-
an ever improving community." ing along for its continued de-
Encouraging reports were sub- velopment. Our Home for Aged
mitted at the annual meeting of
progress being made in the 1956
Allied Jewish Campaign activi- Schumer, Greenberg
ties, and in the successful col- Head AK Division
lection efforts on pledges in
previous campaigns.
Judge Levin's Report
Curreryt
In his annual report . as
Always worth 100 cents on the dollar
Rate
president, Judge Theodore Levin
pointed out that every contri-
NEVER WORRY about fluctuating markets or other
bution to the Allied Jewish
risks when your savings are working, earning in a
Campaign makes possible the
Guardian Savings account. It's so easy to save the
services of 14 local agencies,
twice as many national agen-
Guardian way—come in anytime or use our convenient
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Save-By-Mail plan. Your savings grow faster at Guar-
in Europe, in Morocco and in
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Israel.
"We make it possible," he
said, for the old and sick to
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live their last years in dignity
Only
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- Regardless of Amount
at the Jewish Home for Aged;
HARRY L. SCHUMER
we keep families together and
(left) will be chairman and
assure deprived and disturbed
children of a full opportunity SAMUEL J. GREENBERG
for development through the associate chairman, of the
Jewish Social Service Bureau; services division in the 1956
and LOAN- ASSOCIATION
we provide medical care for Allied Jewish Campaign, an-
the sick .and contribute to the nounced John E. Lurie and
13646 WEST SEVEN MILE ROAD
Witt Tracey - I Bieck West if Schaefer
advancement of medical sci- Max M. Fisher, co-chairmen.
ence through Sinai Hospital.
Regular Hours—MON.. TUES., WED., ERA., 10 A.M.
Dr. I. S. KATZMAN was
"Our agencies provide edu-
to 5 P.M.—THURS., 10 A.M. to 9 P.M
cation, formal and informal, to elected president of Deaconess
our own children. Our United Hospital.
Rubiner Given Butzel Award; Judge
Levin Outlines Community Services
The 1956 Butzel Memorial
Award was presented Tuesday
evening, at the annual meeting
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, to Samuel H. Rubiner,
former president of the Federa-
tion.
Mr. Rubiner was the unani-
mous choice of the board of
judges, composed of presidents
of all Detroit agencies affiliated
with Federation.
Justice Henry M. Butzel,
brother of the late Fred W.
Butzel, in whose memory - the
award was established, made
the presentation to Mr. Rubiner.
Judge Theodore Levin pre-
sided at the annual Federation
meeting.
The award to Mr. Rubiner
pays him the following honors:
"The Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion of Detroit hereby designates
Samuel H. Rubiner winner of
the 1956 Fred M. Butzel kfem-
orial Award for outstanding
communial scary ice.
"Samuel H. Rubiner grew up
in our community and with it.
He attended the United Hebrew
Schools and is now a member
of its board of directors. As a
young man 9nany of his activi-
ties centered around the Hannah
Schloss Building. He is now
a board member and past bresi-
dent of its modern counterpart,
the Jewish Community Center.
"As our community organized
to meet the needs of its citizens
effectively and to support Jew-
ish causes nationally and inter-
nationally, Samuel H. Rubiner
was among the leaders in its
progress. He has been active in
every Allied Jewish Campaign
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