Ambassador Comay to Address
Closing Campaign Dinner May 7;
82 Pct. of 1 962 Total Attained
.
Israel's Ambassador to the UN
Michael S. Comay will be guest
speaker at the closing dinner of
the 1963 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, 7 p.m., Tuesday, May 7,
at the Jewish. Center.
Ambasador Comay was born
in Cape Town, South Africa, in
1908, received BA and LLB de-
grees from the University of
Cape Town and subsequently
was a Barrister of the Supreme
Court.
During the s -e c o n d World
War, he served with the South
African Armed Forces in the
Middle East theater and. in the
United Kingdom, with the rank
of major.
In 1946, Ambassador Comay
settled in Palestine and served
there as a special representative
of the South African Zionist
Federation; was also attached to
the political department of the
and Arthur W. Schlesinger, Jr., gen-
eral and life insurance.
Mechanical Trades, under the
chairmanship of Harry B. Arnow:
Jerry Bielfield, auto sales; Irving A.
Rubin, bags and bottles; Jay W.
Allen, textiles.
Real Estate, under the chairman-
ship of Lewis S. Grossman: Robert
Brody, builders and building finance;
Jerome B. Sonenklar, electricians and
suppliers; Leonard E. Baron and Na-
than Levine, architects and building
engineers.
Food, under the chairmanship of
Peter B. Copeland: Sam Braverman,
Samuel Markowitz and Philip Olender,
bakers; Albert Raphael and Walter
Wolpin, beverages; Herman Miller and
A. Herbert Mitnick, poultry; Albert
Adelman, Nathan Metz and Samuel
Wexler, fish; Samuel H. Greenberg,
Jack Greisman and Fred Grossman,
retail and super markets; Harold
Burnstein and Alfred Weiss, dairies.
Professional, under the chairman-
ship of Dr. Abraham Becker and
Milton J. Miller: Dr. William Stolei^,
osteopathic physicians.
Arts and crafts, under the chair-
manship of Irving Goldberg: Julian A.
Grace and Morton Zieve, advertisers
and Artists; Richard L. Kux and
Marshall M. Miller, office supply and
paper products; David Dombey,
photographers; Irwin W. Feldman,
florists; Leonard Frankel and Ben-
jamin Nathanson, printers and pub-
lishers.
Junior Division, under the -chair-
manship of Louis M. Stern: Joel D.
Tauber, special gifts.
Women's, under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Harold A. Robinson: Mrs. Sey-
British Unions Lend $700,000 to Histadrut
LONDON, (JTA) — Two of and are being made at normal
Britain's largest Unions agreed commercial interest rates or
to loan 250,000 pounds slightly more.
($700,000) to the Histadrut.
•
This was believed to be, the first
such loan by British .unions to a
foreign country on a commer-
cial basis.
The Transport and General
mour R. Jones and Mrs. Julien Priver, Workers Union, largest union
Certified Master Watchmaker
keynoters; Mrs. Samuel J. Rhodes,
and Jeweler
headliners; Mrs. N. Brewster Broder in Britain, is lending 150,000
and Mrs. Merle Harris, pace-setters; pounds ($420,000) and the Na-
Mrs. Max M. Fisher, pre-campaign.
18963 Livernois Ave.
Gershenson reports that tional Union of General and
Municipal
Workers
is
lending
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pledges are pouring in as the
OPEN THURS. TO 9 P.M.
campaign enters its final weeks. 100,000 pounds ($280,000). The
loans have no political aspects
The campaign is now at 82%
of the total raised in 1962. All
ten campaign divisions have ex-
Strictly
ceeded 75% of the total raised.
Kosher
The mercantile division, has
Meats and
raised $364,645 for 75 per cent
Poultry
of its 1963 total. The service di-
vision has raised $182,651 for
-
IT'S BAR-B-Q TIME AGAIN !
87 per cent of its 1963 total.
The mechanical division reports
TRY OUR OWN READY MADE .
$829,753 for 75 per cent. The
•
Hamburger
Patties
• Tender Cartwheels
real estate division has raised
$565,467 for 35 per cent. The
• Beef Ribs
• Lamb Ribs
food division has $462,758 for 80
•
Rib
Steaks
• Fillets
per cent. The professional divi-
sion has raised $582,777 for 72
per cent. The arts and crafts di-
vision has raised $201,922 for
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91 per cent. The junior division
reports $18,468 for 75 per cent.
Member Detroit Kosher
The metropolitan division has
Meat
Dealers Association
raised $24,219 for 7* per cent.
This Shield Is Your Protection
The women's division has a total
of $569,470 for 92 per cent.
GEORGE
OHRENSTEIN
KAPLAN BROS.
18229 WYOMING
AMBASSADOR COMAY
Jewish Agency, served as a staff
adviser to the Jewish Agency
delegation to the United Na-
tions in 1947-48 and became a
member of the first Israel dele-
gation to the United Nations in
1948:
Upon the establishment of the
State of I s r a e 1, Ambasasdor
Comay was appointed director
of the Commonwealth Division
at the Ministry for Foreign Af-
fairs. In 1951 he was promoted
to the post of assistant director
general. From 1953 to 1957 he
represented Israel in Canada,
first with the rank of minister,
and subsequently as ambassador..
Ambassador Comay is married
and has two grown children.
Charles H. Gershenson, chair-
man of the 1963 Allied Jewish
campaign, announced the names
of the chairmen of the leading
sections who are receiving
awards at today's report meet-
ing.
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COTTAGE
`R CASTLE
Mercantile, under the chairmanship
of Marvin G. Alexander: Arthur Beck-
with, floor coverings; Eric Daniel,
store fixtures; Joseph Ross, Federals
and Winkelmans employees.
Services, under the chairmanship of
Harold S. Norman and Paul Broder:
S. Tracy Freeman, Murray Frumin
and Philip Schwartz, finance; Ira
Kaufman and Herbert Kaufman, mor-
ticians; Elliott C. Schubiner, travel
bureaus; John Isaacs, linen suppliers;
Eugene Bortnick, window cleaners;
Robert A. Steinberg, Earl Hordes
Artist Chaim Gross
Wins Academy Medal
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Chaim
Gross, the well-known Ameri-
can Jewish sculptor and painter,
has been named the recipient of
the Award of Merit Medal and
a $1,000 prize for sculpture
from the American Academy of
Arts and Letters. He will re-
ceive the awards an May 22.
Born in Austria, Gross came
to the United States in 1921
and studied at the Educational
Alliance, the Beaux Arts In-
stitute of Design and the Art
Students League. He recently
had a one-man show at the
Whitney Museum here.
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