CJFWF Raises
$130 Million
•
in '59 Campaign
Garvett and Stutz
Are Given Major
CJFWF Positions
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Jewish
welfare funds raised an. esti-
mated $130,000,000 in 1959 for
philanthropic purposes, it was
reported by the Council of Jew-
ish Federations and Welfare
Funds. - The estimate was pro-
jected • on the basis of returns
from 122 key community cam-
.paigns during the past year, and
•represents a 6.6 per cent in-
. crease in_ philanthropic funds
over 1958:
- The largest single beneficiary
of Jewish welfare fund cam-
Preparing for the Women's Division Allied Jewish Cam-
paigns is the United Jewish
Appeal, which annually derives paign general solicitation two all-day workers' rallies, to be
more than 90 per cent of its- held Monday and Tuesday, are the general solicitation vice-
income from federated com- chairmen, left to right: Mesdames Richard A. Serlin, Sidney S.
munity campaigns.
Hertz, Max M. lioneyman, Joseph E. Steinberger, Charles
In 1958—the latest year for Abramson, Martin Messer and Sam Barnett.
which complete figures are
available — the UJA received
nearly •$59,400,000, a sum General Solicitation. Rallies of Allied .
amounting- to althost 60 per Drive Women's Division Monday, Tuesday
cent of all Monies budgeted by
welfare funds for all Jewish
The general solicitation Oak Park and suburban
organizations.
branch of the Allied Jewish workers. .
The CJFWF survey revealed Campaign Women's Division
Workers attending the rallies,
that in the same year some 70 will hold rallies for 1,400 work- in addition to receiving their
Jewish agencies received more ers, who will cover 12,000 slips, kits, will view the film, "The
than $50,000,000 in independent Monday and Tuesday.
Key," and will hear the cam-
campaigns, notably in New
paign story. Each session will
"With
the
Keynoters'
lunch-
York, for non-lOeal needs out-
last one hour.
side welfare fund support. The eon as an inspiration, the en-
Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel, Mrs.
largest portion of :this money tire general division is prepar- Arthur I. Gould and Mrs. Adolf
ing
to
cover
the
list
of
pros-
was contributed to national
Lowe organized the briefing
community relations, health and pects and to bring their reports sessions. Vice-chairmen of gen-
welfare, cultural and religious in on G-Day, to take place Sun- eral solicitation — Mesdames
organization& More than 40 per day, April 3," Mrs. Louis G. Charles Abramson, Max M.
cent was utilized for overseas Redstone, general solicitation Honeyman, Martin Messer,
chairman, stated.
and Israeli aid.
Richard A. Serlin, Sam Schiff,
An additional sum of nearly
The rallies on Monday and
$5,500,000 was contributed in Tuesday will consist of three Joseph E. Steinberger, Sidney
1958 to restricted independent sessions: 10 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and S. Hertz, Seymour R. Jones,
campaigns for local agencies, 8 p.m. Each worker will be able George Reinitz — are assisting
generally by agreement with to attend the most convenient in the plans and will be on
individual federations and wel- session. The Monday rally, for hand to give out kits and ex-
plain the campaign. Division
fare funds.
all Detroit workers, will take chairmen and secretaries in-
place at the Jewish Center, clude:
Remember that I am a frail 18100 Meyers. The Tuesday
Mesdames George Gantz, Jack- B.
mortal, and therefore I have rally, at the Ten Mile Branch Mickel,
Harold J. Kratze Conrad B.
David Saizenstein; Joseph
erred.—Terence.
of -the -Center, will be for all Friedman,
G. Jacobson, Murry L. Sachs, Mel-
suggestions from communities
and -individuals, and will formu-
late the general assembly pro-
gram in line with existing pri-
orities and problem areas.
NOW!
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Morris Garvett and George
Stutz, prominent Detroit Jewish
community leaders, have been
named to top posts in -key na-
tional committees of the Coun-
cil of Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds, it was an-
nounced by Irving Kane, of
Cleveland, CJFWF president.
Garvett has been re-appointed
chairman of the community or-
ganization committee. Stutz will
serve as vice-chairman of the
General Assembly pr o g r am
committee.
Garvett will head a group of
experienced leaders represent-
ing every geographical area.
The community organization
committee carries out studies in
the U.S. and Canada,. and
makes available the best in
community experience in meet-
ing crucial problems of com-
munity organizations.
The General Assembly pro-
gram committee is responsible
for planning the Council's 29th
general assembly in Detroit,
next November. It will invite
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'Rose Sculpture Garden;
Fights . Prayer Change
JERUSALEM • - The Chief
Rabbinate announced opposition
to - the projected Jerusalem
Sculpture Garden especially de-
signed for the million dollar
collection from Billy Rose.
A Rabbinate - Council spokes-
man said the - project is "con-
trary to the . spirit of Judaism
and constitutes a profanation
of the nate. and character of
the Holy City.". The Rabbinate
called on the Jerusalem Muni-
cipal Council to frustrate the
-plan "before it is too late."
The Municipality; which is the
licensing authority-for construc-
tions, approved a plan for the
garden at the projected site,
but this was. unrelated to a
later - plan of • the American
showman to donate : his famous
collection. : .
The Chief Rabbinate Council
also adopted a resolution stat-
ing it saw no reason to amend
the existing text of -a memorial
prayer for the holocaust vic-
tims. The council had been
asked by the Minister of Reli-
gious Affairs, Rabbi Jacob
Toledano to reexamine the text
at the suggestion of President
Ben-Zii, who proposed that the
phrase "German murderers" be
Changed to "Nazi German mur-
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