Captains Listed for G-Day
Solicitations This Sunday

Mesdames Stanley Aaron, Harvey
L. Adelman, Norman Adilman, Ira
N. Albion, Philip Atkins, Irving
Auslander, Sam N. Bailen, Jack
Baroff, Saul Bechek, Ben Benjamin,
Norman Bendix, Milton Berger, Ray-
mond Bernstein, Gerson I. Berris,
Sidney Brickner, William Budman,
Bernard Cantor, Charles Canvasser,
Herman Chapin, Paul Chover, Al-
bert Coffman, Harry J. Cohen, Al-
bert M. Colman, Jerome Davis,
Ernest Denenfeld, Adolph Ehren-
feld, Bernard Eisenman, Jack E.
Epps, Morton B. Farrell, Philip Fine,
Nathan Fink, Leslie Fleisher, Wil-
liam S. Frank, Sidney I. Freedman,
Julius Friedman, Sidney Friedman,
George Gantz, Ernest M. Gaynes, A.
Marvin Gilbar, Harvey Gilbert, Isa-
dore J. Goldstein, Jules Gordon, Na-
than Greenhouse, Morris H. Gross,
Stanley Guyer, Louis E. Heideman,
Philip Hertz, Harold Y. Hoffman,
Joseph Hornstein, Jerald Hyman,
Simon S. Indianer, Sam Isaacs,
Harold Jackson, Joel D. Josephson,
Irving Kane, Lawrence Katz, Harold
M. Kaufman, Daniel Kosofsky, Sam-
uel Koven, Harold J.Kratze, Harold
L. Kurzmann, James Landsman,

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Jerome Lapides, Kenneth S. Lastar,
Maurice E. Lax, David Learner, Al-
bert H. Lentzer, Ira Leventer,
Charles L. Levin, David Levine,
Alvin B. Lezell, Arthur Libby, Isa-
dore E. Malin, Arthur Markowitz,
Irving Medow, Jack B. Mickel, Al-
bert Migdal, Louis Milgrom, Bruce
H. Miller, Bernard Mirvis, Stuart
Mittenthal, Thomas S. Moers, Far-
rell Moore, Stern S. Morgan, Paul
Mosbach, Jack Nagel, Kalman
Nayer, Edward Narens, Carl J. Nel-
son, Morris • Nessel, Robert A.
Odum, Jack Perlmutter, J. George
Pont, Nathan B. Portnoy, Albert
Potiker, Irving Radner, Emanuel
Ravet, John II. Redfield, Norbert
Reinstein, Edward Resnick, New-
ton Ressler, Julius Ring, Nathan
Robbins, Irving D. Robinson, Wil-
liam A. Roby, Herbert Rollins, Sam
N. Rosen, Stan Rosen, David B.
Rosenthal, Arnold H. Rosman, Ralph
Rostow, George Roth, Herman Roth,
Bernard Rubin, Louis Rubin, Harry
H. Sand, Harry Sanders, Howard
Savin, Sidney Scheinker, Albert
Schneider, Saul Schmidt, Ernest J.
Schwartz, Warren E. Shelden, Henry
J. Shelden, Aaron Sherman, Edward
Sherman, Henry Shewach, Lee M.
Shulman, Gerald Shumer, Irving
Siegan, Abraham Silberschein, Er-
win I. Siporin, Ernest Slobin, Norval
Slobin, Ben Smargon, Arthur N.
Smith, Robert C. Smith, Joseph
Snider, Robert A. Sobel, Nathan
Soberman, Alvin B. Sofferin, Jerome
Solomon, Nathan Spector, Allen
Sosin, Irving M. Stahl, Benjamin C.
Stein, Leonard H. ,Stern, Nathan
Taisch, Joseph Temchin, Donald
Thal, Morris 'Usher, Bernard Victor,
Norman Wachler, Edward Warner,
Jerome A. Wasserman, Seymour
Wayne, Ben Weinberg, Lawrence
Weiner, Melvin Weingarden, Ray
Werbe, Irving Winston, George L.
Wise, Carl Zide, Jack Zonder, and
Louis I. Zuckermail.

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TEL AVIV — The officers'

corps of the Israel army in-
cludes commissioned officers
who hail from 50 countries on
five continents, Prime Minister
Ben-Gurion declared Tuesday.
He made that statement while
addressing the officer& gradu-
ating class at a camp officially
designated only as "somewhere
in Israel." .
Speaking as Minister of De-
fense, which is the second of
his portfolios, Ben-Gurion re-
vealed that 37 per cent of the
officers in* Israel's defense*
force are native-born, while
the remainder were born in
23 European countries, 10
countries in Asia, eight in the
Americas, seven in Africa• and
some in Australia.

Israeli Lectures Ordered
by Moscow State Library

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JERUSALEM _ The Mos-
cow State Library in the Sov-
iet. Union has ordered a copy of
mimeographed lectures on Jew-
ish folk tales and folk litera-
ture delivered at the Hebrew
University here by an author-
ity on that subject, Dr. Dov
Neu.

Drive Worlers to Hear Telephone
Address by Dr. Nahum Goldmann,

Key Allied Jewish Campaign
workers are scheduled to meet
today to hear progress reports
at a luncheon meeting in the
Fred M. Butzel Memorial Build-
ing.
Immediate target ahead for
the workers, .according to Irwin
I. Cohn, chairman, is a carn-
paign report luncheon next
Friday, April 17, at 12:15 p.m.,
at the Fred M. Butzel. Building.
"Last available figures
showed the campaign approach-

Today's meeting will fea-
ture a special telephone hook-
up from New York, with Dr.
Nahum Goldmann, the prin-
cipal speaker, emphasizing
the urgency of stepped-up ef-
forts to keep the program of
immigration and absorption
ill Israel flowing without in-
terruption.
The food division, of which
Max M. Shaye is chairman, con-
tinued to lead all other groups
in the campaign by achieving
97 per cent of their 1958 total.
It is followed by the women's
division, under the chairman-

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which met this week include:
Linen and laundry employes
(Local 285) under the chair-
manship of Isaac Litwak; shoe
section under the leadership of
Morton Hack, and dry goods
section led by Maurice Baker,
Graham Landau, Benjamin D.
Lieberman and William Wets-

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man.
Emil

Rose, chairman, an-
nounced plans- for a brunch
meeting of the jewelry section.
at the Furniture Club, Sunday
morning. The speaker will be
Rabbi Morris Adler.
Dr. Henry J. Gomberg, chair-
man of the department of nu-
clear engineering at . the Uni-
versity of Michigan, will acl=
dress a campaign dinner meet-
ing of engineers and scientists
section, Wednesday. Robert B.
Colten the section chairman.
The cleaning plants and
tailors, group will hold a meet-
ing of workers Monday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Rissman, 18014 Wood-
ingham.

Israel Ups Arab
Employment

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3-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, April 10, 1959

G-Day for the Women's, Met-
ropolitan and Junior Divisions
of the Allied Jewish Campaingn
will be in process between 10
a.m. and p.m. this Sunday,
with Beth Abraham Synagogue,
8100 W. Seven Mile, as head-
quarters where the divisions
will bring in the results of
weeks of intensive campaigning.
"Fifteen-hundred workers in
general solicitation branch of
the women's division have at-
tended 30 briefing meetings
during the past few weeks in-
preparation for G-Day," Mrs.
Louis G. Redstone, general so-
licitation chairman, reported.
General solicitation solicits
12,000 women for the Allied
Jewish Campaign.
Assisting the general solicita-
tion chairman as captains are:

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JERUSALEM — All govern-
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ment departments have been
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number of Arabs and private
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cooperative enterprises should
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ority groups, Prime Minister
Ben-Gurion said Tuesday.
Ben-Gurion made his state-
ment in Parliament after left
wing Arab deputy Yissuf
Khamis told the house that
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tions ios growing. He said that
many of the Arab_ intelligent-
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employment and declared that
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