Allied Jewish Drive Reaches $5,109,000 Total;
Expect '67 to Be Second Best Campaign Year

The 1967 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign is headed toward the second
largest total in Detroit's history,
Alfred L. Deutsch, chairman, pre-
dicted.
With 10 days left until the vic-
tory dinner on May 10, campaign
leaders and workers are redou-
bling their efforts to make this
year's drive an historic one.
After Wednesday, an extensive
phone campaign will be intro-
duced to contact many hundreds
of contributors in the effort to
bring the campaign total as close
to the 56,000,000 mark as pos-
sible.

The total had risen to $5,109,-
000 at the fourth report meeting
held Friday for 92 per cent of the
amount raised last year. More
than 18,000 people have already
made their pledges. Indications are
that more people will contribute
this year than the 23,100 pledges
secured in 1966.
Detroit's largest campaign was
in 1957 when $5,918,000 was
raised. Second largest year was

Travelers; Fred Winkelman, Bruce M.
Kaplan, Ivan Zuieback, Employees; Abra-
ham Singer, People's Outfitting Co.
Employees Irving King, Winkelman's
Employees Mrs. Esther Goldsmith, Sam's
Employees Benjamin S. Kott, Grinnell's
Employees David G. Levine, Hughes-
Hatcher-Suffrin Employees; Morey L.
Pllack, Crowley's Employees.
SERVICES DIVISION—Herbert Kauf-
man, Ira Kaufman, Morticians; Earl
Hordes, General Insurance; Louis C.
Zuckerman. Life Insurance; Eugene
Bortnick, Building Maintenance.
MECHANICAL TRADES DIVISION —
Jack W. Milen, Gas, Oil & Tire Dealers;
Harold Goldsmith, Philip S. Minkin,
Metals Non-Ferrous; Richard A. Jones,
Harry T. Madison, Donald J. Further.
Scrap Metals Ferrous; Irving A. Rubin,
Martin Bader, Bags, Bottles & Barrels;
John Redfield, Jay W. Allen, Textiles;
Daniel M. Hontgman, Jerome M. Ash,
Gerson B. Bernstein, Edward Narens,
Louis M. Stern, Machinery & Manufac-
turing.
REAL ESTATE DIVISION — Bert J.
Gooel, Myron L. Milgrom, Paint Manu-
facturers & Dealers.
FOOD DIVISION—Arthur Schultz, Ben-
jamin Wettenstein, Wholesale Grocers;
Philip Olender, Bakers; Samuel H.
Greenberg,
Greisman, Fred
S Jack
Gross-
man, Ben Mandell. Morris Music, Retail
& Super Markets; David Mendelson,
Irving Simon, Produce & Eggs; Harry
J. Modell. Beverages.

PROFESSIONAL DIVISION — Jack A.
Robinson, Sydney Bluestone. Robert S.
Dunsky, Arnold Faudrnan, Gerald Ger-
ger, Pharmacists & Suppliers; Mrs.
Norma G. Silver, Eugene Jaffe, David
Kreger. Robert Tell, Social Services;
Bruce E. Thal, Accountants; Dr. Harold
Milinsky, Veterinarians; Isidore J.
Goldstein, Frank L. Simons, Rabbi
Hayim Donin, Irving I. Katz, Synagogues
& Religious Schools.

ARTS & CRAFTS DIVISION — Sam
Frank, Nathan Balaban, Office Suppli-
ers & Paper Products; I. William Sherr.
Florists; Milton Jacobson, Amusements
& Bowling; Samuel Schiff, David Gold-
berg, Printers & Publishers; Leonard
Frenkel, Printers & Publishers Employ-
ees.
JUNIOR DIVISION—Thomas I. Klein,
Paul D. Borman, Leonard S. Borman.
Ira J. Jaffe. Michael Seheinker, Lawr-
ence K. Snider. Men's Special Gifts;
Mrs. Lawrence K. Snider. Mrs. James
Hack, Women's Special Gifts; Michael
Hermanoff, Miss Bylaina Nelson, Gen-
eral Solicitation.
WOMEN'S DIVISION — Mrs. Max
Stollman, Mrs. Hyman Safran, Pre-Cam-
paign; Mrs. William L. Deutsch. Mrs.

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now, Mrs. Kaye Goodwin Frank. Mrs.
D. Lawrence Sherman, Mrs. Melvin Kol-
bert, Pace Setters; Mrs. Merle Harris,
Mrs. Harold A. Robinson, Mrs. Milton
J. Donor, Headliners; Mrs. Charles Can-
vasser, Mrs. Irving E. Goldman, Mrs.
Alfred L. Deutsch, G-Getters.

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Friday, April 28, 1967-3

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JEAN PIERRE AUMONT
in 1948 when the campaign pro-

duced $5,756,000. Both years
were times of war crisis in Is-
rael.
Invitations have gone out for
the victory dinner which will be
held 6 p.m. May 10 at the Jew-
ish Center.
Jean Pierre Aumont, Parisian-
born actor and singer, will enter-
tain at the meeting. He has most
recently been seen by American
audiences in his hour-long musi-
cal show last week on television..
He has just closed a year's run in
"Tovarich" opposite Vivian Leigh
in London.
Coming to this country in the
late 1930s he first appeared with
Katherine Cornell in a stage play
and almost immediately was signed
by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for films.
After serving with honors in the
Free French Forces during World
War II, he resumed his career
and starred in "Heartbeat" with
Ginger Rogers; "Shcherezade"
with Yvonne de Carlo and in "Lili"
with Leslie Caron as well as many
other motion pictures,

An author of both a novel and
several plays he has played star-
ring roles in 60 French films, more
recently "Domenica d'Estate," "The
Seven Deadly Sins" directed by
Roger Vadim and the Disney film,
"The Horse Without a Head."

At Friday's report meeting
held at the Fred M. Butzel
Memorial Building chairman of
division sections which had
reached 100 per cent of their
1966 achievement were pre-
sented with special certificates
of recognition by Deutsch and
Hyman Safran, president of the
Jewish Welfare Federation.

They were:

MERCANTILE DIVISION — James B.
Seitner, Jewelry; Martin Felder, Nor-
man Wachter, Men's Wear; Norman H.
Rosenfeld, James A. Hack, D. Lawrence
Sherman, Shoes; Marvin Irwin Danto.
Charles Abramson, Eugene Mondry. Fur-
niture; David M. Schwartz, Harry J.
Goldberg, Floor Coverings; Bernard R.
Allen, Walter D. Feldmesser, Furniture

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