Allied Jewish Campaign to Open March 25; Divisions Intensify Preparatory Efforts Addressing the group will be Dr. William Lippy, consultant on medi- cal services to Israel, and member I Wiliam Greenberg, John Nemon of the United Jewish Appeal leader- and Martin Taylor are associate ; ship cabinet. chairmen of the division. Section leaders include Dr. Lloyd The engineers and scientists J. Paul, Dr. Robert Ruskin and Dr. section of the professional divi- Martin Trotsky, co-charmen of the sion will have its annual brunch medical physicians, and Dr. Saul 9:30 a.m. Sunday at Rascal M. Shapiro and Dr. Louis Soverin- H ouse, according to Dr. Erwin sky, co-chairmen of the osteopathic Eichen, chairman. physicians. The film, "We Hear You, Is- The arts and crafts division Pre-campaign meetings sched- rael!" which was originally trans- will meet 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at uled for this week are: mitted to the United States via I Rascal House, Samuel Schiff, At 10 a.m. Sunday, the real Telstar with Prime Minister Golda chairman, announced. Members will see the movie, "We Hear estate and builders division will i Meir, Foreign Minister Abba Eban, meet after a gourmet brunch at and General Moshe Dayan discuss- You, Israel!" and hear Sol ing the current conditions in Israel, Drachler, assistant director of Knollwood Country Club, under the leadership of N. Brewster will be shown. the Jewish Welfare Federation, With the official opening of the Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund scheduled for March 25, the efforts of campaign leadership to complete their pre- campaign meetings are intensify- ing. The opening dinner will be held in the Shiffman Hall of the Jewish Center, 7 p.m. March 25. The re- ception begins at 6:15 p.m. The campaign runs to May 6. Broder, chairman. Irving Seligman is co-chairman of the real estate and building trades division. Edgar M. Fenton, Sidney Kaye, Alfred W. Keats and Jack Shenkman are associate chair- men. William Bonin, Milford Ne- mer and Graham A. Orley are pre. campaign chairmen. Alan Nathtan, chairman of the metropolitan division, has an- I nounced the division's kick-off meeting, 10:30 a.m. Sunday in room 202 of the Jewish Center. Breakfast will be served at 10 a.m. The speaker will be Rabbi Milton Arm who recently toured Israel as W part of the United Jewish Appeal's ' rabbinical mission. Toby Citrin, who has been a member of an "Operation Israel" mission and was a delegate in June to the "Conference on Human Needs in Israel," will speak. Dr. Henry Brown and Julius Har- wood are advisors to the section. At 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, the annual physicians dinner for husbands and wives will be held in the social hall of Temple Emanu-El, Oak Park, it was announced by Dr. Milton H. Goldrath, chairman of the medical physicians section, and Dr. Jack W. Pearl, chairman of the osteopathic section. The reception is at 6:45 p.m. speak on his recent visit to Israel as part of a UJA "Operation Is- rael" mission, Stanley T. Burkoff, Leonard R. Frenkel and I. William Sherr are associate chairmen of the division. Wednesday, the food division will have its annual dinner at Shaarey Zedek, it has been reported by Harvey L. Weisberg, chairman. The reception begins at 6 p.m. and dinner will be served at '7. Brig. Gen. Shaul Rosolio of the Israel defense forces, will speak. Gen. Rosolio commands the areas of the old city of Jerusalem, Allen- by Bridge, Hebron and Bethlehem. Born in Tel Aviv, he joined Ha- * * . gana as a school boy messenger and rose through the ranks to be here the Campaign Action Is come its chief instrurior. He was in charge of security at the Eich- man trial. Morton Feigenson, Sol G. Kurtz- man and Irvin Meckler are co- chairmen of the Food Division. Peter B. Copeland and George D. Hell are pre-campaign chairmen. Thursday, the junior division will sponsor a men's special gifts cock- I 1st-Day Cover Notes Berlin Book Exposition WASHINGTON — Bnai Brith is offering a special first-day West German -stamp cover commemor- ating a 1970 book exposition con- ducted by its lodge in Berlin. Issued Feb. 2, the cover in- cludes a stylized blue menora and a statement in German reading: "Book Exposition ... Berlin Lodge, Bnai Brith . . . Works of Jewish Authors in the German Language." The stamp of famed 19th Century Jewish violinist Joseph Joachim bears a cancellation mark show- ing a menora and Star of David. Covers may be obtained from the Bnai Brith Philatelic Sub- scription Service, 1640 Rhode Is- land, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. At the annual attorneys' section meeting, held traditionally on Washington's Birthday, lawyers raised their pledges almost 30 per cent over their gifts last year to the Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund. In the top photo are (from left) Barry Yaker, section co-chairman; Robert M. Warren, co-chairman; Dr. Arieh Plotkin, speaker; Joel G. Jacob, chairman; and Erwin C. Ziegelman, associate chairman. Relaxing during the women's division Phonogift briefing meeting, as 300 volunteers get ready for the 1970 Allied Jewish Campaign- Israel Emergency Fund, are officers who have arranged the massive fund-raising effort (from left) Mrs. Robert S. Dunsky, executive vice chairman of Phonogift; Mrs. Mitchell Mandeberg, co-chairman; Mrs. Oscar U. Band, chairman; Mrs. Lewis S. Grossman, adviser of workers briefing; and Mrs. N. Brewster Broder, chairman of workers briefing. Members of the services division of the Allied Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund heard Dr. Arieh L. Plotkin, authority on interna- tional law, during the division's fund-raising event at the Standard- City Club. Shown (from left) are: Sol Colton, co-chairman of the division; Dr. Plotkin; Robert A. Steinberg, chairman; Mel Shulevitz, chairman of the sponsors committee; and Paul Broder, chairman of trades and professions divisions for the campaign. ' tail party at 7:30 p.m. in Stouffer's pass even the spectacular success Restaurant, Southfield, it was an- of 1969 which saw $10,350,000 raised , nounced by Michael Maddin, spe- in the Detroit Metropolitan area. cial gifts chairman. Guest speaker will be Brig. Gen. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Rosolio. 6—Friday, March 6, 1970 I Other section officers include 'Robert Rubin and Henry Wineman, Spectacles III, co-chairmen, and Harvey A. Brode, Barry Goldman, Stuart Goldstein, Paul Grant, Edward Lumberg, Richard J. Maddin and Robert Rosenberg, associate chair- ' men. Stanley D. Frankel is junior division president. On March 13, the campaign cabinet will meet noon in the Fred M. Butzel Memorial Build- ing, 163 Madison. March 15 will be the annual brunch of • the social services sec- tion of the professional division at 10:30 a.m. in Greenfields Restau- rant, Oak Park, according to Eu- gene Jaffe, chairman. Alan E. Schwartz, president of the Federation, will bring the group up to date on the current needs being met by the campaign. Maxwell Jospey, chairman of the 1970 campaign, reports that with the well-run pre-campaign activi- ties to date, there is every indica- tion that this year's drive will sur- PRESCRIPTION OPTICAL CO. 543 - 3343 26001 Coolidge Ii TOW TURN THE awn seam Tow WON'T eU A PAM MISS THAN A Z -2 J P,//7 7/ /"./' (''/7//' Miles Wineries. Vette% Wei. 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