Allied Campaign Closes on High Note,
With Marked Increases Over Last Year

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were submitted in behalf of the appreciation for the campaign sponsibility — the kind you
Funds, whose inspiring address various divisions by Taubman, chairman's dedicated services. have demonstrated in this cam-
Irving Kane, in his stirring paign."
dealt with Israel's spiritual and Gershenson, M r s . Robinson,
cultural aspirations and evalu- Fred Keidan, Max Shaye, Isi- address, declared that "the
A trio of girl singers added
ated the causes for which dore Koledney, Myron Stein, basic goals of our campaigns a jolly touch to the evening's
Certified Master Watchmaker
and Jeweler
American Jewry is working ' Harry Aronow, Louis Grossman, derive from our spiritual heri- program by singing tunes —
tage. A campaign in itself is composed by Mrs. Leonard
Peter Copeland, Dr. Abraham
with great dedication.
THE FINEST JEWELRY
but
a
means
to
another
end
Weiner — as salutes to the
WATCHES AND SERVICE
Max M. Fisher, president of ' Becker.
— to communal pride. It can
In his analysis of the cam-
campaign leaders and the princ-
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
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have
meaning
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paign, figures, Isidore
ipal speaker as they appeared
in an address in which he paid
South of Seven
serves humanity. That pur-
before the audience.
honor to the campaign chair- Sobeloff, executive director,
pose,
ideal
and
leadership
is
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reported that assured pledges
man. stated:
The invocation at the dinner
what we ought to be con- was given by Rabbi Leon Fram.
"An organized community received prior to the closing
cerned with, in our quest for
amounted to $4,615,-
like ours has three major func- meeting
man's humanity to man."
tions: budgeting, planning and 000 — far in excess of the
Recalling the basic teachings
fund-raising. The budgeting and $4,359,000 reported at a
similar point in the campaign of Judaism, Kane pointed to the
planning function involve 150 last year — and that an addi- watchwords of our fathers as
individuals on Federation com-
tional sum of at least $215,000 "having carried on an unbroken
mittees and 500 board members
Strictly Kosher Meats — Poultry
is represented by the cards tradition that has been sus-
of Federation agencies. When
yet to be covered by the vari- tained through the years." He
Originatorr of The Hollywood Roast
we give recognition to our ous divisions.
outlined the many services that
campaign we cannot minimize
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MADE
HAMBURGER PATTIES • PIGEONS
are
being
rendered
by
Ameri-
Sobeloff said that there still
planning and budgeting.
is an excellent chance that the can Jewry in behalf of the aged,
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FRESH,
CUTUP
CHICKEN PARTS • CHICKEN FAT
"Nevertheless, campaigning is $5,000,000 mark will be in sponsoring the education of
by far the most dramatic of co- reached, adding 1962 to the the youth through chains of
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• CUBE STEAKS
operative community activities. years 1948, 1949, 1956 and 1957 Jewish school systems, in the
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CHICKEN
It involves 3,000 workers. It which were $5,000,000-plus cam- aid given the oppressed over-
reaches into almost every Jew- paign years.
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• PETCHA (Beef Feet)
seas and in efforts in behalf of
ish home.
Pointing out that this is his Israel's upbuilding.
"There is no doubt that the 25th year in Detroit, Sobeloff
"We are part and parcel also
Campaign message was carried took the occasion to join with of the larger American com-
We Deliver — UN 1-4770
to our community most effec- other campaign leaders in hon- munity in which we live. as full
tively this year. Our campaign oring his co-w orkers, Miss partners with civic duties," he
Member Detroit Kosher
experience underscored the sim- Esther Prussian and William stated. "There is no more noble
Meat Dealers Association
ple principle that personal con- Avrunin and the campaign staff. agenda in this most fortunate
This Shield Is Your Protection
viction of the campaign leaders He added his personal high re- community of our freedoms.
and workers is their most valu- gard for Paul Zuckerman in The price of greatness is re-
able asset. The depth of this con-
viction on the part of Campaign
Chairman Paul Zuckerman was
dramatically evident from the
start. Those who have worked
with Paul know that he conveys ;
his convictions effectively, with
understanding, with a winning'
persuasion. He has given the
campaign a spirit and a level
of morale which is a most sig-
nificant factor in the results.
Together with Charles Gershen-
son. his able co-chairman, and
with the highly energetic team
of A. Alfred Taubman and Sol
E i s e n b e r g, the pre-campaign
chairmen. Paul made it clear
that we are campaigning not
only for money. We are deeply
engaged in providing essential
services and we are engaged in
the vital job of establishing
Jewish dignity and in saving
Jewish lives."
Zuckerman's Address
Zuckerman, who presided, de-
clared that the campaign leaders
and workers dedicated them-
selves to the great tasks of pro-
viding freedom for the oppressed
and havens of refuge for the
homeless, and that the major
aim in the drive was "to de-
velop a full cultural life in our
finest tradition." He added:
"We have demonstrated again
Michigan'slargesf Sfate-Chartered Savings andLoon Ass'n
in 1962 that our Jewish com-
munity will not tire of this strug-
gle—that we will take our place
and our responsibility in full
measure for continued forward
movement in good years and in
bad. in average years and years
of extraordinary need. As I face
COMPOUNDED AND
you, the contributors and work-
ers. the people who have given
PAID QUARTERLY
real meaning to the sentiment
and the philosophy of Jewish
Savings Insured to $10,000 by an
life, I am moved to salute you.
Agency of the United States Gov't
Your fine work and your good
giving make me proud that I am
one of you. In your name and
Savings in by the 10th
because of your participation De-
troit can continue to hold its
earn from 1st of the month.
head high among Jewish com-
munities the world over."
Zuckerman acclaimed the cam-
paign efforts of Leonard N.
Simons, Phillip Stollman. Tom
Borman, Irwin Green, Al Bor-
man. Jack 0. Lefton, Max
Zivian, Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich,
MAIN OFFICE: WOODWARD AT CONGRESS
Mrs. Henry Wineman, Irving
Goldberg, Joseph Holtzman, Mrs.
14 MILE NEAR CROOKS RD.
H. A. Robinson, Mrs. Philip
DEXTER AT CORTLAND
W. 9 MILE NEAR COOLIDGE
TELEGRAPH AT MAPLE
IN CLAWSON
Marcuse, Judge Theodore Le-
IN OAK PARK
IN BLOOMFIELD
vin, Mrs. Frank A. Wetsman,
LIVERNOIS AT W. 7 MILE
FORT STREET AT MILITARY
TELEGRAPH AT SCHOOLCRAFT
VAN DYKE AT E. 7 MILE
Louis Berry, Nate S. Shapero,
John Lurie, and a number of
other campaign leaders.
Reports on campaign results

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