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ce veoanaa s Address
to Mark Close of 'Campaign
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Mrs. Abraham Cooper will sing
the American and Israeli na-
tional anthems.
Dr. Silver has distinguished
himself as a scholar and spiri-
tual leader. For more than three
(See Campaign Photos on Page 6)
decades' he has been rabbi of
Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver will be the main speaker The Temple in Cleveland, the
when the 1959 Allied Jewish Campaign closes officially largest Reform congregation in
at a dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m., Monday, at the new the United States.
main building of the Jewish Community Center, Curtis He has written several works
and Meyers Rd.
of note including, "Religion in
the Changing World," "The
Workers in the Campaign's seven Trade 'and Pro- World
Crisis and Jewish Sur-
fessional, Women's, Metro- vival," and
most recently, "Vi-
politan and Junior Divi- sion and Victory," a collection
sions, are climaxing two of his major addresses, during
weeks of intense activity in the the eventful years, prior to the
next 48 hours, in order to have establishment of the State of
all cards covered by the cam- Israel.
paign closing. .
In 1947, as chairman of the
Presiding at the meeting will Special Commission on Pales-
be Irwin I. Cohn, campaign tine to the United Nations, Dr.
Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel, presi- chairman. Campaign co - chair- Silver expounded the Zionist
dent of the Jewish Welfare man, Leonard N. Simons, will point of view on Palestine, and
Federation Women's Division, call for campaign reports. Paul was one of the most influential
announces that the nominating Zuckerman, pre-campaign chair- figures to urge partition, and
committee has met under the man, will report on his Division. creation of the new Jewish state.
chairmanship of Mrs. Philip R.
More than 6,000 campaign
Hyman Saf•an, campaign vice-
Marcuse and has proposed a
chairman, will deliver the trades workers have been contacting
slate of officers and members
and professions report and Mrs. 26,000 contributors since the
of the board of directors.
Eugene J. Arnfeld, division Campaign opened, March 23.
Election will take place at chairman, will deliver- the wo-
The Allied Jewish Campaign
the Women's Division annual men's division report.
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
meeting, June 9, at the new
Alan E. Luckoff, junior divi- tion was organized more than
Main Building of the Jewish
sion chairman, will report for 30 years ago so that Detroit's
Center.
his Division and Richard B. Jewish citizens could fulfill the
Nominated for the board for Kramer, metropolitan division traditional Jewish obligation to
an additional. three-year term chairman, will report for metro- help the unfortunate with one
are Mesdames Harry E. August, politan and organizations divi- annual gift.
Maurice Clamage, Max M. Fish- sions.
The Jewish Welfare Federa-
er, Arthur I. Gould, Ivor J.
tion does the budgeting and
Max
M.
Fisher,
president
of
Kahn, Herschel V. Kreger,
planning for its 13 member
Charles Lakoff, Lewis H. Man- the Jewish Welfare Federation, agencies in Detroit and its com-
will speak for the . Federation
ning, Harold A. Robinson, Saul
mittees make detailed studies of
J. Rubin, Alexander W. Sanders. and Isidore Sobeloff, executive Jewish needs, locally, nationally
vice - president of Federation,
Nominated for a three-year will anounce the Campaign total
term are Mesdames Tom Bor- as soon as the reporti of the
at
man, Benjamin E. Jaffe, Barney workers attending the meeting
Block's
L. Keywell, Adolf Lowe, Aaron have been tallied and added to
Nathan.
Clothes
the campaign figures.
Nominated for a two-year
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The invocation will be deliv-
tearm to fill an unexpired term ered by Rabbi Jacob E. Segal,
Open MON., THURS., FRI. 'til 9;
is Mrs. Sam Barnett.
SAT. 'til 6
of Adas Shalom Synagogue, and
Nominated for officers are:
President, Mrs. Harry E. Aug-
ust; vice-president, Mesdames
Theodore Bargman, Arthur I.
Gould, Harold A. Robinson,
Benjamin Jones; recording sec-
retary, Mrs. Morris J. Brand-
wine; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Ivor J. Kahn; representa
tives to board of governors of
Federation, Mrs. August and
Mrs. Karbel.
Additional nominations may
be made by petition signed by
25 members of the Women's
Division and submitted at least
one week in advance of the
annual meeting providing, nom-
inees have consented to serve
if nominated.
Members of the Nomination
Committee in addition to Mrs.
Marcuse are Mesdames Jacob
J. Axelrod, Morris J. Brand-
wine, Stanley Friedman, Merle
Harris, J. Shurly Horwitz, and
Irving Posner.
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Name Mrs. August
for Presidency of
Women's Division
Opportunity
Work of UNEF Justifies
Cost, House Committee Told
WASHINGTON (JTA)—As-
sistant Secretary of. State Fran-
cis 0. Wilcox told the House
Foreign Affairs Committee that
the United Nations Emergency
Force on the Arab-Israel bor-
ders had proved such a con-
tribution to the maintenance
of peace that it was "worth
many times the amount we
have , contributed toward its
existence."
(Addressing a Swedish con-
tingent which completed its
service with UNEF in the
Gaza Strip, Lt. Gen. E. L. M.
Burns, UNEF commander, said
it was a "good sign" that
UNEF was not so much in the
news now as when it was
formed. "As far as UNEF is
concerned, no news is good
news," he said. "Peace and
quiet do not make headlines,
trouble does; and we are here
to prevent trouble.")
At American Savings, funds placed in a
savings account by the 10th of the month,
earn a full 3 per cent from the first.
3
inner
and overseas, and present rec-0—
ommendations for the allocation
of funds to the Federation
Board of Governors.
Last year, 58 per cent of $5,-
000,000 raised • went to United
Jewish Appeal and other organi-
zations helping oppressed Jews
overseas. Thirty-seven per cent
was spent in Detroit, and the
remaining five per cent was
allocated to national agencies..
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Columbia's Bancroft Prizes
Given Two Jewish Scholars
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Two
Jewish scholars were awarded
Columbia University Bancroft
Prizes, which are given annually
for "distinguished studies in
American history, diplomacy
and international relations."
The recipients of the prizes,
each carrying a stipend of $3,000
are Dr. Daniel J. Boorstin, pro-
fessor of history at the Univer-
sity of Chicago; and Dr. Ernest
Samuels, professor of English
at Northwestern University,
Evanston, Ill.
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