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December 18, 1964 - Image 41

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1964-12-18

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Section B, Page 10

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS, December 18. 1964

Governor's Tribute
to Max M. Fisher

By GOVERNOR GEORGE ROMNEY

It is a distinct honor for me to be able to join in
this special tribute to Max Fisher, a man to whom
the title leader can be applied without reservation.

Max Fisher exemplifies the qualities of leadership
in all aspects of life, building .a record which others
would do well to examine and follow. He has been a
business leader, gaining many positions of respon-
sibility in the petroleum industry. He has been a
community leader. giving unstintingly of his time
and energies to innumerable projects that will improve
his community and meet the needs of his fellow cit-
izens. He is a political leader, participating actively as
a worker, contributor and leader in the party of his
choice.
More important to this occasion, he has been a
leader of the Jewish Community. It is unnecessary
here to elaborate on that record. Suffice it to say that
his unselfish contributions to • his faith in Detroit
and elsewhere have led to his selection for the most
important post nationally, that of General Chairman
of the United Jewish Appeal. There is no doubt he
will again prove his leadership qualities.
For many years I have been personally honored
to count Max Fisher among my closest friends. His ad-
vice and counsel have been invaluable. His help par-
ticularly at critical times and his unwavering devotion
have been constant sources of inspiration.
So to the Jewish community I say, congratulations
on your choice. In honoring Max Fisher you have as-
sured yourselves of another successful period in this
most worthy endeavor.

To Max M. Fisher:
True UJA Champion

By HERBERT A. FREEDMAN
UJA Executive Vice•Chairman for 1965
My warmest congratulatons on your election as
General Chairman.
In choosing you to head the United Jewish Appeal.
the UJA leadership has guaranteed that the great tasks
of Jewish life-saving and life-renewing will be carried
forward with vigor. vison and determination.
The scores of thousands of distressed Jews through-
out the world who depend on the UJA for today's suste-
nance and tomorrow's better life will find in you a true
champion. And the people of Israel can rejoice that
another able and dedicated leader has come out of the
American Jewish community.
"I know from my work with you in the past that it
will be an honor and a pleasure to work with you in the
challenging time that lies ahead."

Isidore Sobeloff Acclaims
Max Fisher's Leadership

By ISIDORE SOBELOFF -
Former Executive Vice-President of the
Detroit Jewish Welfare Federation
The assumption of the highest post in the national

United Jewish Appeal is the latest evidence of Max
Fisher's role as community leader. In him the organized

Jewish community has a spokesman whose interest.
vision, labors and generosity embody the finest in the
American Jew. Certainly, it is a merited honor to him,
but it also is a compliment to the Detroit community
by Jews everywhere around the world.

We greet our good friend and co-
worker, Mr. Max M. Fisher, on his
great role in our major philanthropic
activities, and we congratulate the
United Jewish Appeal on having

secured the services of such a dedi-
cated leader as its National Chairman.

-Welen and Paul Zucherman

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