Plan Israel Holy Day Bond Sales

A mission to Israel, under the
chairmanship of Max M. Shaye
with Milford R. Pregerson as
co - chairman,
h a s been an-
nounced by
Jack 0. Lef-
ton„ president
of the Detroit
Service Group,
sponsor of the
mission.
Leaving
New York on
Sept. 21, mis-
sion . members
are scheduled
to visit Tel
Aviv, the
Negev, Eilat.
Shaye
Haifa and
Jerusalem.
Included in the itinerary will
be a visit to the ORT school )f
Tel Aviv, HIAS House in the
Lachish area; the Haifa Techni-
on and other projects supported
by funds raised in the Allied
Jewish Campaign.
Talks with officials of the
Israeli government and the Jew-
ish Agency and tours of indus-
trial and agricultural projects
for newcomers to the state also
are planned.
The Detroit Service Group is
the year-round organization of
Allied Jewish Campaign work-
ers,

Final School Board Meeting

The board of the Beth Abra-
ham Religious School will hold
its final meeting at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday, in - the Lenhard Chap-
el of the synagogue, according
to Morris Davis, chairman.

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Local congregational leaders expressed satisfaction this
week over initial plans for Israel Bond sales during the High
Holy Days. Officers of the High Holy Day Committee for
Israel Bonds, under the chairmanship of Phillip Stollman
(right), met with Adolph Hamburger, of Baltimore, national
chairman of the Israel Bonds Holy Day Committee, during
his brief visit here, to plan the local appeals. Meeting with
them to outline the plans also were (on the left) Norman
Allen and Zvi Tomkiewicz.

Contractor and Employer of Year
Awards to Two Jewish Firms

Sam Rich, president of Acorn
Aluminum Products, was named
Contractor-of-the-Year Monday
at the joint annual meeting of
Jewish Vocational Service and
Community Workshop..
The award, given for the first
time, honors the firm which has
been most helpful in contract-
ing work to be performed by
aging and handicapped people
in the sheltered work facilities
of Community Workshop.
The annual Employer-of-the-
Year award for cooperation in
hiring people with special em-
ployment problems was present-

Theodore Bargman Company, Or-
ganization Services, Perfection Au-
tomotive Products Corp., Winterseal
Corporation, Merchants Wholesale
Service Co., Holtzman and Silver-
man, Restokraft Mattress Company,
Burton Co. Brass-Craft Manufactur-
ing Co., inc., Steinman and Co.,
Budman Sash & Heating Co. Fed-
eral Department Stores, Handleman
Drug Co., Acorn Aluminum Products
Co., American Savings & Loan As-
sociation, Abner A. Wolf, Inc.,
Atlantic Mills, Fred Hopfeld & Com-
pany.

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ed to Harry Korman, president
of Midwest Waste Material Co.
Robert S. Amberg and
David M. Welling were re-
elected presidents of Jewish
Vocational Service and Com-
munity Workshop, respective.
ly.
New officers elected by Jew-
ish Vocational Service were:
Charles F. Rosen and Maxwell
E. Katzen, vice presidents,
Charles L. Ascher, secretary;
Nathan L. Milstein, treasurer.
The following were elected
trustees of Jewish Vocational
Service: Jay Allen, Lew Baum,
Charles Himelhoch, Manuel
Hartman, Arnold Frank, Max
Isberg.
New trustees of Community
Workshop are: Dr. Channing
L i p s o n, Irwin Green, Sam
Frankenstein, Malcolm S. Low-
enstein, William Zack.
Other Community Workshop
officers are Gilbert B. Silver-
man, vice .president; Louis M.
Hinderstein, vice president;
Clarence L. Ascher, secretary;
Morris M. Brown, treasurer.
The following firms were
cited on the honor roll of the
two agencies:

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Mayor of Haifa

Guest of Honor at the

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ISRAEL
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CELEBRATION

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.Labor Zionist Institute

MONDAY JUNE 22
8:00 p.m.

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Non-Zionists Like
ZAC Amendment

Harry Schumer
General Chairman

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To The Jewish News

Morris Schubiner, Vice-Chairman

JERUSALEM — The Zionist
Actions Committee constitu-
tional amendment adopted here
last week, permitting non-Zion-
ist Jewish organizations to join
the Zionist movement if they
adopt the Zionist program, is
receiving favorable reaction
from several Jewish organiza-
tions abroad, circles close to
the Jewish Agency declared
here Tuesday.
Dr. Nahum Goldmann, chair-
man of the Agency, will begin
negotiations with a number of
such organizations soon when
he visits Western Europe and
the United States, these circles
stated.
The organizations with which
Dr. Goldmann will negotiate
have reportedly indicated an
interest in joining the Zionist
movement in accordance with
the new constitutional amend-
ment,

LABOR ZIONIST CAMPAIGN CABINET

Morris Lieberman
Morris L. Schaver

Irving Pokempner
Sidney Shevitz

PIONEER WOMEN'S CAMPAIGN CABINET

Mrs. Jack Gosman
Mrs. Harry Kay
Mrs. Michael Michlin
Mrs. Irving Posner
Mrs. Sam Wasserman

LANDSMANSHAFTEN CAMPAIGN CABINET

Max Schulzinger, Chairman Harry Gonte, Vice-Chairman
Micha Malin, Vice-Chairman J. B. Ormond, Vice-Chairman
Morris Wasserman, Secretary

ORGANIZATIONS &. INSTITUTIONS
Isidore Sosnick, Chairman

SPEAKERS PANEL

Louis Levine

Sam Sigal

5 — THE DETR OIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, June 19, 1959

Shaye to Head
Mission to Israel