ti-IPttrisrings _Excellent flesultslior 'three
Divisions in 1960 Allied Jewish Campaign
In a .message to Allied Jewish the exciting response to G-Day,
Campaign leaders, Irwin I. Cohn (a -Great Day for Giving), Sun-
and Paul Zuckerman, campaign day, of. the Women's Division,
chairmen said, `fspurred on by Junior Division and Metropoli-
Direct AJC G-Day Activities
AIL Junior ivision
ic ory e e un ay
The junior division of the
Alan E. LuckOff, junior divi-
Allied Jewish Campaign will sion chairman, announced that
hold a victory zelebration, 6:30 the evening's activities will in-
tan - Division, the number of p.m., Sunday, at the Jewish clude dinner, followed by a
pledges secured to date in the Center, '18100 Meyers.
splash party in the Center pool.
Campaign has passed 12,000
Over 7,500 of • these pledges
have been made in the two
weeks since the official opening
of the Campaign. Maintaining
this remarkable record of per-
formance by our campaign
workerS and contributors, bol-
sters the chances of success for
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WOOL TWEED RANDOM WILTON
Cohn asked Campaign work-
ers to redouble their efforts
during the Passover. season.
The Women's Division more
than doubled its number of
contributors for 1960, when
workers in the general solici-
tation section, under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Louis G. Red-
stone, brought in reports on
3,934 contributors, who gave
over $46,000. The Women's
Division has now raised over
$550,000 and Mrs. Eugene J.
Arnfeld, division chairman,
'predicts that her division will
surpass its 1959 all-time record
of $618,000.
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Junior and Metropolitan Divi-
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main building of the Jewish
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Workers in the Junior Divi-
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sion General Solicitation sec-
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tion, Mrs. Gerald L. Stein, chair-
man, and the Metropolitan Divi-
sion, George M. Zeltzer, chair-
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man, joined the hundreds of
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women who completely filled
the Center's huge all-purpose
room.
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claim e d, "Rescue is not
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enough," and urged compaign
workers to stress the fact that
one out of every three Israelis
lives on a sub-standard leN;el.
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Allied Jewish Campaign G-Day (Great Day for Giving)
leaders, who .helped supervise city-wide solicitations last Sun-
day, included, left to right: Mrs. Gerald L. Stein, junior divi-
sion; Mrs. Louis G. Redstone, women's division, and Avram
B. Charlip, metropolitan division.
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Borman Speaks
to Drive Workers
atMeettngToday
Tom Borman, treasurer of the
Allied Jewish Campaign, will
tell some of the challenging in-
cidents of his quarter century of
campaigning at today's report
meeting, at 12:15 p.m., in the
Fred M. Butzel Memorial Build-
ing, 163 Madison.
An example is the prospect
Borman called on who told him
"that although his firm had
had a very bad year, they would
try to make their best pledge
when" his'partner returned from
his European vacation."
The next campaign report
meeting will be at 8 p.m., Tues-
day, April 22, at the Jewish
Center, 18100 Meyers.
Real Estate Group
Breakfast Sunday;
Agree 'Man of Year'
The real estate and building
division of the Allied Jewish
Campaign will hold a Workers'
breakfast, 10 a.m., Sunday, at
the Furniture Club, 18940
Schaefer.
"We want this breakfast to
serve towards our own victory
target for completion of our
assignments before the overall
Closing," said Arthur Howard,
Division chairman.
A. Arnold Agree was chosen
the real estate and building
division's man of the year. In
presenting Agree a handsome
scroll, Irwin Cohn, campaign
chairman, called him a "young
campaign veteran." "It is men
like Agree who keep the cam-
paign vigorous," said Cohn.
Agree is a vice-chairman of
the real estate and building
diViSian and • a. member of the
boar(' of the Detroit Service
Group and the Fresh Air So-
ciety: He is a member of the
Fred M. Butzel Memorial Build-
ing Management Committee. .
Make Sure Your
Savings Earn .
Current Rate
.
Your savings can earn a higher than average rate at
Guardian Savings. No certificates, no time savings,
3 1/2% current rate on all regular savings accounts.
The couple that PLANS ahead GETS ahead! System-
atic savings is basic to happy, successful living. It
is also important to put your savings where they
grow faster because they earn more money for you
with complete safety. That means here. Your savings
are insured up to $10,000 by an agency of the
U.S. Government. Up to $100,000 can be safely
invested by use of joint and trust accounts.
If you can't come in—save by mail,
we pay the postage both ways—ask
for our save by mail forms.
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Corner TRACEY -
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Both offices open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday thru Friday
Northwest office open Thursday Niaht till 9
Downtown, Friday till 6