Plant Trees in Israel
To Hondi Detroitei's
75th 'Birthday Sunday

The 75th birthday of Isadore
Podolsky, of the Lee Plaza Ho-
tel, will be marked quietly
Sunday with a family dinner, at
which he will be honored with
a certificate for 75 trees planted
in Israel in his honor through
the Jewish National Fund.
Helping to celebrate will be
his children Seymour, Harold
and Mrs. Irving Posner and his
four - grandchildren.
In addition to his own family,
Mr. Podolsky and his late wife,
Rebecca, raised his nephews,
Herbert, Ruben and Sidney
Shell, who became dependent
upon them in early childhood.
The Podolsky's were among
the founders of Cong. Beth El,
in Wyandotte. Mr. Podolsky
also is a member of Downriver
Chapter, Bnai Brith, and the
Foods Division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign.
He is still 'active in business,
and for the last 3'7 'years .has
Managed the Beverage Distrib-
ution Co., in Wyandotte. He also
is kept busy in Wyandotte civic
affairs.

THE BOX

Thatliuilt
A Nation

The Blue-White Box

is one of the important
instruments t h r{o u g h
which popular support is
channeled to the Jewish
National Fund. Through
the coins and bills de-
posited in it, friends and
well - wishers of Israel
are joining hands with
the people of Israel in
their struggle to conquer
the deiert and make the
Holy Land again a pro-
ductive and fruitful re-
gion.

TAKE A
BLUE-WHITE BOX
Into Your Home

Establish
A Daily Link
With Israel

CALL THE JNF
TO. 8-7384

A Box Will Be
Mailed to You

The Jewish
National Fund

11345 Linwood Ave.

HAS YOUR BLUE-WHITE
BOX BEEN CLEARED
YET? IF NOT, CALL JNF
TODAY!

Leading AJC Section Chairmen

"Congress ConfidenfiarTo Report on Convention

Another 'in a series of "Con-
gress Report s--Confidential"
_programs is e_ planned Monday
afternoon,in the home of Mrs.
M.' J. Kritchman,.16920
states Mrs. William Burk; presi-
dent of the Detroit Women's
Division, American Jewish Con'
gress. -
The program, "We Were

east

Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels, pres-
ident of the Women's Division,
Jewish Welfare Federation, an-
nounces that a nominating com-
mittee under chairmanship of
Mrs. Abraham Cooper has pro-
posed a slate of officers and
board members to be elected
at the annual meeting, Tuesday,
June 5, at Franklin Hills Coun-
try Club.
Mrs. Daniels was nominated
for a second term as president.
Vice-presidential nominees are
Mesdames Eugene J. Arnfeld,
Harry August, I. Jerome Haus-
er and Philip R. Marcuse.
Mrs. Herbert S. Frank was
chosen for recording secretary,
and Mrs. Ben Jones as corres-
ponding kecretary.
Nominated for additional
three year terms on the board
of directors were Mesdames
Maurice Cfamage, Lewis B.
Daniels, Arthur I. Gould, Wm.
B. Isenberg, Maxwell E. Katzen,
Charles Lakoff, Philip R. Mar-
cuse, Harold A. Robinson, Mil-
ton L. Sorock and S. S. Willis.
Nominees for a three year
term are Mesdames Harry Aug-
ust, Theodore Bargman, Max
Fisher, Ivor J. Kahn, Herschel
V. Kreger and Alexander W.
Sanders.
Mrs. Nathan Kaplan and Mrs.
Leo Orecklin are nominees for
two year terms.
Additional nominations may
be made by petition signed by
25 members and submitted at
least one week in advance of
the annual meeting,
Members of the nominating
committee in addition to Mrs.
Cooper are: Mesdames Wm. H.
Frank, John C. Hopp, Lewis H.
Manning, Aaron Nathan, Saul
J. Rubin and S. S. Willis.

Friday, April 27, 1956

effersoh.

ran . c/

Of

Detroit Branch

announces the appointment of

JOHN H. LEBOW

as Sales Representative

Real Estate and Building Council
Leads All Allied Drive Divisions

Name Mrs. Daniels
For Second Term as
Head of JWF Women

Detroit Jewish News-7

The Cadillac Motor Car Division

Among the leading section chairmen that were helping to
move their divisions toward their 1956 Allied Jewish Campaign
goal are (top row, left to right) Selig D. Sidney, health services;
Harry B. Berlin, pharmacists and drug suppliers, professional
division; Isaac Litwak, laundry drivers section, services divi-
ion; Morris Tulupman, Dan Carpenter, super markets section,
food service council; (bottom row) Harold M. Ellias, pharma-
cists and drug suppliers section, professional division; Nathan
N. Fierberg, traveling salesmen section, mercantile division;
Paul Broder, vice-chairman, arts and crafts division, who took
charge of the bowling alleys section.

The real estate and building
council won the right to preside
at the final report meeting of
the 1956 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign - by reporting 96 per cent
coverage Friday, topping the
second place arts and crafts di-
vision by three per cent.
In third place with 92 per
cent was the mechanical trades
division.
Real estate council chairman,
Abe Green, presided at the re-
port meeting.
Jack 0. Lefton, co-chairman
of the mechanical trades di-
vision reported $1,076,456 col-
lected for 92 per cent of his
division quota.
Arthur Howard, reporting for
the real estate council, estab-
lished the council's right to the
chair by reporting'$1,052,232 for
96 per cent of the council quota.

There," will be a review of the
recent AJC convention in•Ne
York,' which was attended by,
several loCal delegates. Mrs. Dan
Shapiro is the daY's chairman.
The meeting, to which _t h e
public is invited, will begin
With a dessert luncheon.

3180 E. Jefferson Ave.

Detroit 7, Mich.

LOrain 7-6811

The arts and craft division
reached 93 per cent of its $211,-
000 quota with $195,694.
Joseph Holtzman, a ;United
Jewish Appeal national chair-
man and a member of the real
estate council, principal speaker
at the meeting, said that easing
tensions in the Middle East does
not mean that we can decrease,
one iota, our aid to Israel.
It is entirely possible that the
Russians and the Arabs have
deliberately eased tensions to
put us off guard, said Holtzman.

the rainy
in
;ng
ofi// he sing ing

IF YOU

AJC Women to Hold
Luncheon Meetings

SAVE FOR

EMERGENCIES

"Spring Festival," an annual
mother-daughter luncheon, will
be presented by the Schaefer-7
Chapter of the Detroit Women's
Division of the American Jewish
Congress, at 12:45 p.m., Wednes-
day, at - the Rainbow Terrace,
-18481 Wyoming.
Featured will be a fashion
show and door prizes, which
will include a three day, all-
expense vacation for two at
Oakton Manor, Wis., through
the courtesy of Elliott Travel
Service, and ah original paint-
ing by Louis Redstone.
Lunoheon hostesses are Mes-
dames Allan Agree, Marshall
Brenner, Manuel Faxstein, Leo
Federman, Irving LaKritz, Ga-
briel Moscow, Harold Noveck,
Sol Redstone, Joseph Siegel,
Abe Singer, John Sturman, Mor-
ris Weinstein and Edward Zim-
merman.
Proceeds will go to the Louise
Wise Youth Center in Israel.
Reservations can be made by
calling Mrs. Sidney Michals at
BR. 3-4745, Mrs. Norman
verstein at UN. 2-4453, or Mrs.
Harry L. Jacobs, at UN. 4-3730.
Mrs. Joseph Greenberg, presi-
dent of the Louise Wise Chap-
ter; announces a luncheon meet-
ing May 23 at the home of Mrs.
Sidney Wrier, 24320 Berkley,
Oak Park. A UN talk will be
given by Mrs. Gentile. Reserva-
tions can be made by calling
Mrs. Louise Unatin, LI. 2-8573,
Mrs. Leslie Ruby, LI. 6-8112, or
Mrs. Harold Schwan, LI. 5-0366.

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