THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, June 6,

Jewish Welfare Federation Holds Lowenthal, Kolitz Detroit to Participate in UJA's
Judge Theodore Levin as President SparkBondPlans $50,000,000 Cash Collection Drive

Judge Theodore Levin was re- Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel, presi-
elected president of the Jewish dent, Women's Division; Jacob
Welfare Federation by the Fed- A. Citrin, chairman, community
relations division; Louis LaMed,
eration board of governors.
United States District Judge chairman, education . division;
for the Eastern District of Mich- Erwin S. S i m o n, chairman,
igan, Judge Levin is a national health and welfare division;
authority in the field of Jewish Louis Tabashnik, chairman, cap-
social service. ital needs committee.
He has repre-
sented Detroit
at national as- Tabashnik to Head
semb li es of Capital Needs Group
the Council of
Louis Tabashnik has been
Jewish Feder- named .chairman of the Jewish
ations and Welfare Federation committee
Welfare Funds, on capital needs, announces
and a year ago Federation president, Judge
joined the Theodore Levin.
United Jewish
Tabashnik, who was associate
Appeal cara-
chairman o f
t van to Israel
thee Commit-
for a view of
tee, succeeds
Judge Levin Feder a tio n-
Sidney J.
supported programs.
Allen. He
Judge Levin served as vice-
:serves on the
president of the Michigan Com-
board of
mission on Displaced Persons,
ernors of the
as vice-chairman of the Michi-
Jewish W e 1
gan State Council on Immigrant
a r e Federa-
Education and as president of
tion and on
Resettlement Service, Jewish
: i the boards of
Social Service Bureau and
.the Detroit
United Jewish Charities.
Service Group,
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich was
Sinai Hospital
elected a Vice-President of Fed-
and North End
eration. Re-elected Vice-Presi-
Clinic.
dents are Allied Jewish Cam-
The commit-
paign chairman Max M. Fisher
tee on capital
and campaign vice-chairman Hy-
Tabashnik needs reviews
man Safran. Max J. Zivian was the proposals of member agen-
re-elected treasurer and Isidore cies of Federation for, expansion
Sobeloff, Federation executive of present buildings and addi-
vice-president, secretary.
tion of new structures. It at-
Re-elected members at-large tempts to determine as nearly
of the Federation executive corn- as possible the increased operat-
mitte are Abe Kasle, Max Osnos, ing costs which will be required
Samuel H. Rubiner and George for these expanded programs.
M. Stutz. Abraham Srere joins
Based on its examination the
Judge William Friedman as an committee makes recommenda-
honorary member of the exec- tions to the Federation execu-
utive committee.
tive committee and board of
Members of the executive governors for specific capital
committee by provisions of Fed- expenditures.
eration by-laws are: Sidney J.
Allen, president, United Jewish
Charities; Jack 0. Lefton, presi- JWF Junior Division
dent, Detroit Service Group; Election on June 17

JWF Women
Meet Tuesday;
Slate Elections

Alexander Lowenthal, busi-
ness and civic leader of Pitts-
burgh, national chairman of
Guardians of Israel, spoke last
night at the home of Charles
Milan, 19900 Canterbury, where
he met with Detroit Israel Bond
leaders to help in final plans for
the Israel 10th anniversary ban-
quet to be held next Wednes-
day, at Temple Israel.
Next Tuesday, Zvi Kolitz,
noted motion picture producer
in Israel, whose full-length film,
"Hill 24 Doesn't Answer," won
international acclaim, will be
the guest speaker at the home
of Mrs. Jules Kraft, 3104 W.
Outer Drive, at a dessert lunch-
eon. Kolitz will present Na-
tional Israel Bond Sponsor pins
to all women who have' pur-
chased $1,000 in Israel Bonds
in tribute to Israel's 10th anni-
versary year.

Robert L. Siegel, chairman of
the nominating committee of
the Junior Division of the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation, has sub-
mitted the following slate of
nominees for positions on the
division board:

Jay W. Allen, Mrs. J. I. Alspec-
Thirteen years of Jewish Wel- tor,
Steven Bromberg, Byron Can-
fare Federation Women's divi- vasser, Stanley R. Gard, Harvey A.
Gordon, Hugh W. Greenberg, Je-
sion accomplishments will be rome
Halperin, Merle Harris, Mrs.
portrayed at 12 noon, Tuesday, Max Lapides, Alan E. Luckoff, Leon
Olshansky,
Gilbert Osnos, Mrs.
when division holds its annual Gilbert Osnos,
Miriam H. Reitman,
meeting at Tam O'Shanter Coun- Ivan Scholnick, Jerome Schostak,
Audrey Seligson, Walter Shapero,
try Club.
Robert L. Siegel, Sandra Slobin,
Mrs. Harry L. Jackson and Mrs. Gerald L. Stein, Fred Winkel-
man, Millicent Berry, Miles Brasch,
Mrs. J. Shurly Horwitz, chair- Avram
"Bud" Charlip, Mel Dur-
men of the day, announce that bin, Richard Hamburger, Edward
Narens, Herbert Ruben, Barbara
guest speaker will be Mrs. Jack Steinberg, Bruce Thal, Valerie
A. Goodman, president of the Wetsman, Bruce Wayne, Ernestine
and Mark Zivian.
UJA National Women's Division. Winston
In addition, candidates may
Mrs. Goodman was born in Vi- be nominated by petitions bear-
enna, settled in St. Louis and ing the names of 25 members
was graduated from the St. of Junior Division and filed
Louis Teachers College. She is with the chairman of the nomi-
a member of the national board nating committee by June 12.
of the United Israel Appeal, and
Election will he held June 17,
has visited Israel on many occa- at the Ten Mile Branch of the
sions.
Jewish Center.
A musical skit written by
Members of the nominating
Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner and committee are Jay W. Allen,
directed by Mrs. Sidney J. Wi- Stephen Bromberg, Jerome
ner will be presented. Members Schostak and Mrs. Gerald L.
of the review cast are Mesdames Stein.
Frank Reisman, Leon Lewis and
Manuel Rotenberg. Mrs. Harry
H. Platt will provide piano ac- Comay Arrives in U. S.
NEW YORK, (JIA)—"Israel
companiment for the skit.
Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel, divi- is an oasis of calm in the seeth-
sion president, will preside at ing politics of the Middle East,"
Michael S. Comay, Deputy Di-
the meeting.
Allied Jewish Campaign re- rector-General of the Israel
sults will be announced by Mrs. Foreign Ministry, said on his ar-
Lewis B. Daniels, campaign rival at Idlewild Airport Sunday
for a tour of the United States
chairman.
Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron, nomi- and Canada in behalf of the Is-
nations chairman, will present rael bond drive.
Comay stressed that the visit-
the slate of nominees and an
ors now streaming into Israel
election will be held.
Assisting with the day's ac- have been struck by her calm
tivities are Mesdames Leo Mel- despite tensions in the Middle
len and Jack Sporn, club ar- East. "Underneath the general
rangements; Harry Spoon, food; relaxation and enjoyment and
Aaron Nathan, decorations; Har- pride of the tenth anniversary
old A. Robinson, promotion; celebrations," the Israel diplo-
nni n1 ell ow
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Detroit will participate in a
special drive to collect $50,-
000,000 in cash toward the
1958 campaign goal of the
United Jewish Appeal prior to
the UJA's 20th anniversary
conference, in Jerusalem, an-
nounces Max - M. Fisher, 1958
Allied Jewish Campaign chair-
Man.
Fisher said that plans are
under way to help spur im-
mediate cash collections
urgently needed to keep pace
with the mounting require-
ments of the UJA's human-
itarian programs in Israel and

more than a score of other
countries.
A Detroit delegation will
present a check at the UJA
anniversary conference, to be
held June 24, 25 and 26, in
Jerusalem. Hundreds of com-
munal leaders from the United
States will participate in the
first UJA Conference ever
held in Israel. A highlight of
"Cash Line" where each com-
munity representative will pre-
sent proceeds from their local
drives.

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In view of the political crisis in France, it is imperative
that Ambassador Tsur remain at his vital post in Paris.
The Government of Israel is therefore sending one of
her leading statesmen

The Honorable

MICHAEL S.
COMAY

Former Israel Ambassador to Canada
and Deputy Director General of
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs

as guest of honor at the

ISRAEL 10th ANNIVERSARY BANQUET

Dedicated to Israel's First Decade of Progress
and featuring

HARRY HERSHFIELD

Dean of American Humorists
and Master of Ceremonies
Extraordinary

EMMA SCHAVER

Internationally - renowned
soprano and concert and
recording artist

WED., JUNE 11— 6:30 P.M. — TEMPLE ISRAEL ma nderson

at Merton Rd.

JOHN E. LURIE, Banquet Chairman
Dietary Laws Will Be Observed

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