THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, June 27, 1958-6

JVS Names 'Employer of the Year',
Agencies Elect Amberg, Welling

Out of Retirement

Abner A. Wolf, Inc., whole-
sale grocers, was naked "Em-
ployer-of-the-Year" Wednesday
by the Jewish Vocational Serv-
ice at the joint annual meeting
of JVS and Community Work-
shop.
The award was presented to
the Wolf firm for its coopera-
tion in hiring a large number
of persons, including some with
special employment problems,
who had been referred to it
by JVS in the past year.
Twenty-four other firms were
praised for "outstanding assis-
tance" in employing persons
referred by the agency, and
received employer honor roll
citations.
Robert S. Amberg, who had
served as a vice-president, was
elected president of the Vo-
cational Service, succeeding
Hoke Levin.
Also elected to one-year
terms as officers of JVS were
Jacob Kellman and Nathan
Shevitz, vice-presidents; Leon
G. Winkelman, secretary, and
Clarence L. Ascher, treasurer.
David M. Welling, formerly

a vice-president, was elected
president of Community Work-
shop, succeeding Samuel S.
Greenberg.
Other new officers are Theo-
dore Bargman and Gilbert B.
Silver ma n, vice-presidents;
Fred E. Schwab, secretary, and
Louis M. Hinderstein, treasurer.
Re-elected for new three-year
terms as trustees of JVS are
Paul M. Tandleman, Harry D.
Hirsch, Charles F. Rosen, She-
vitz and Kellman. Elected to
their first terms as trustees,
also for three years, are Dan
Carpenter, Philip Heideman
and Nathan Shaye.
—A UPI Telephoto
Re-elected to three-year terms
The Federal Communica-
as trustees of Community
Workshop are Jack Federman, tions commission has ap-
Milton M. Howard, Mrs. Murry pointed retired Judge Horace
Stern of Philadelphia to pre-
Robinson, Mrs. George M.
side at new hearings on the
Stutz, William M. Wetsman
Miami, Fla., TV channel 10
and Seymour S. Winokur.
case.
Elected to their first terms as
trustees are Ronald L. Green-
berg and Marshall R. Rogers.
Threat to Blow Up
Citations naming them to the
Employer Honor Roll were Beirut Jewish Area
presented to Acorn Aluminum
LONDON (JTA) — A threat
Products Co., American Sav- from Moslem extremists to blow
ings and Loan Association, up the Jewish quarter of Bei-
Budman Sash and Heating Co., rut, -capital of revolt-torn Le-
Luckoff Re-Elected
Burns Office Supply, Inc., banon, was reported in the
Jr. Division Head
Copco Steel and Engineering press here.
A dispatch from Beirut said
Alan E. Luckoff was re- Co., Famous Cleaners and
elected president of the Junior Dyers, Federal Department that the Jewish community had
Division of the Jewish Welfare Stores, C. M. Hall Lamp Co., received an "ultimatum" from
Handleman Drug Co., Himel- Adnan Hakim, leader of the
Federation.
hoch, J. L. Hudson Co., Ida extremist Moslem Najjada
Elected vice-
Products Co., Jewish Home for Party, to remove from its syna-
presidents
Aged, Jewish Welfare Federa- gogue and nearby buildings al-
were Stephen
tion, Food Fair Markets, Masco leged caches of arms and am-
Bromber g,
Battery Co., Midwest Waste munition. The "ultimatum" was
Harvey A,
Material Co., Petrie Corp., published in the newspaper Al
Gordon a n d
Marianne Shops, Robinson Fur- Siassa, which sides with the
Merle Harris.
niture Co., Sam's, Inc., Sinai opponents of the embattled
Jay W. Allen
Hospital, Steinman and Co., Chamoun government.
was elected
Suzanne Frocks and Winkel-
The Beirut rabbinate immedi-
chairman o f
man's.
ately denied that- any arms or
the executive
Jewish Vocational Service ammunition were stored in the
Luckoff
committee and
Robert L. Siegal and Mrs.Gerald and Community Workshop are synagogue or in Jewish homes.
member agencies of the Jewish The "ultimatum," of whose
L. Stein, members at large.
Members of the board are Welfare Federation and bene- genuineness the leaders of Bei-
Mrs. Jacob I. Alspector, Milli- ficiaries of the annual Allied rut's 3,000 member community
cent Berry, Miles Brasch, Byron Jewish Campaign. They work are not assured, demanded im-
Canvasser, Avram Charlip, Mel together to serve those who mediate removal of the alleged
weapons.
Durbin, Stanley R. Gard, Hugh need . help in finding their
W. Greenberg, Jerome Halper- place in the working world.
in, Richard Hamburger, Mrs. The job-finding service of New UNRWA Head
Max Lapides, Edward Narens, JVS is open to all, but the
Leon Olshansky, Gilbert Osnos, agency gives particular atten- Faced with Problem
Mrs. Gilbert Osnos, Miriam H. tion to those with special of Refugee Rebels
Reitman, Herbert Ruben, Ivan employment problems.
UNITED NATIONS (AJP)—
Scholnick, Jerome Schostak,
Audrey Seligson, Walter Sha- 5,472 Jews Entered Canada Leslie J. Carver, the newly-
appointed Acting Director of
pero, Sandra Slobin, Barbara As Immigrants Last Year
the UN Relief and Works
Steinberg, Bruce Thal, Bruce
OTTAWA, (JTA)—A total of
Wayne, Valerie Wetsman, Fred- 5,472 Jews entered Canada as Agency for Palestine Refugees
Winkelman, Ernestine Winston immigrants in 1957, according in the Near East, is facing a
problem which his predecessor,
and Mark Zivian.
to a report released by the De- Henry R. Labouisse, did not
partment of Citizenship and Im- have.
migration. Among the newcom-
That problem, UN officials
ers were 482 from Israel, of agree, involves the thousands
whom 454 were Jews. From of Arab refugees who have
Britain came 1,009 Jews and joined the Syrians and Leba-
PARIS (JTA) — Air France, from the United States came nese rebels in the rebellion
the French national airlines, 565.
against the pro-West Chamoun
announced that the Arab
Another breakdown revealed
League states had lifted their that among the Jewish immi- government. Mr. Carver as well
ban against the line's flights grant. 419 were professionals, as the Peace Observation Com-
to Damascus and other Arab 371 clerical workers, 252 were mission are presently determin-
League centers. The ban was engaged in commerce, 200 were ing to what extent Palestinian
imposed in January, 1957, in in service industries, 1,030 in refugees are participating in
retaliation for Air France's re- manufacturing and 37 in agri- the rebellion.
In answer to a question on
fusal to drop its service to culture. Another 2.836 were de-
this
issue, Secretary General
Israel, which is continuing.
pendents.
Dag Hammarskjold told the
AJP correspondent: "If such a
situation were to arise, it would
SAMUEL H. RUBINER AND N. BREWSTER BRODER
have to be reported to the Se-
curity Council and it would
then be for the Council to see
whether in their view the fact
THE ASSOCIATION OF
of our special relationship to
the refugees should influence
ALLEN J. RUBINER
the kind of action they might
take."
WITH THE FIRM OF
Carver is the first American
RUBINER, BRODER AND CO.
to serve as head of UNRWA.

Air France Ban
Lifted by Arabs

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Rubiner Elected Bar
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Former Judge Charles Rub-
iner was elevated from second
vice-president to first vice-presi-
dent of the Detroit Bar Asso-
ciation, at the annual meeting
of the association held on
Thursday.

Levy Foundation Gives$100 000 to Hebrew U.

A gift of $100,000 by the
Jacob Levy Foundation of New
York will be used for the
erection of a building on the
new campus of the Hebrew
University at Givat Ram, Jeru-
salem.
The new building, already
under construction, is to be
called the "Jacob Levy Build-
ing for Economics and Social
Sciences," in honor of the late

Jacob Levy, realtor who died
in New York in 1951 at the
age of 76. The gift was pre-
sented by Leon and Morton
Lane, president and vice presi-
dent, respectively, of the
Jacob Levy Foundation.

Samuel Goldwyn has decided
upon Todd-AO as the process
in which he will film George
Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess."

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