Fishman, Shaye to Head '71 AJCampaign; Re-Elect Schwartz Federation President Meyer M. Fishman and Maxwell M. Shaye are chairmen of the 1971 Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund- The announcement was made by Alan E. Schwartz, president of the Jewish Welfare Federation, who stated: "We are facing the great- est challenge and financial respon- sibility that the Detroit Jewish community has ever had. We are rhareed with the survival of Is- rael's People. In selecting Mr. Fish- man and Mr. Shaye to bead this monumental effort, we are choos- ing two of our outstanding leaders. These men have helped bring the Allied Jewish Campaign to its present high level through their years of fund-raising effort. Our community is looking to them to lead it in the largest campaign Detroit has ever seen." Fislunan Is president of Star Steel and Sapp y. Company, Sesthbeid. He began lds work in the Allied Jewish Campaign in the real estate and building divi- sion and was its Pre-campaign• chairman -ir 1963. 400 per cent more than in 1967 1 Israel's citizens bear the heaviest taxes in the world, which can pro- duce only enough to cover defense costs with precious little left over for other minimum needs. "This 1971 Campaign year is con- sidered so critical that the State of Israel has taken the unprecedented step of asking all Israel-based or- ganizations to stop or limit all fund-raising for the year 1971. "World Jewry is asked to assume the entire respon•ihnity_uut just part—of taking care of the 50,000 immigrants expected this year from Eastern Europe, France, Iran and dozens of other countries as well as the tens of thousands of, former refugees who still need help. With almost nothing available from Israel taxes, we will have to take care of the home front" Fishman and Shaye went on to say that the amount needed from American Jews in 1971 will be-dou- ble the amount raised in 1970, and they declared: "Doubling our giv- ing may begin to mean a sacrifice to some of us. So be it. To all of us in these most critical days of LsTael; their 'Survival (requires sacrificial giving).' " The 1971 Allied Jewish Campaign- Israel Emergency Fund will raise money for the support of humani- tarian services locally and na- tionally as well as overseas and in Israel There are 16 Detroit agen- cies and services which will bene- fit from the drive. They include: Fresh Air Society, Jewish Commu- nity Council, Jewish Community). Center, Jewish Home for Aged, Jewish Vocational Service-Commu- nity Workshop, Sinai Hospital and the United Hebrew Schools. Continuing •his efforts on behalf of world Jewry, he served on the overall campaign cabinet in 1967 and 1968 and as pre-campaign chairman in 1969. During last year's record-breaking drive he held the position of associate cam- paign chairman. Fishman serves on the Federation committee on capital needs and as a director of Camp Tamarack, Jewish Home for the Aged and Detroit Service Group. Shaye, chairman of the board of Grosse Pointe Quality Food Company, was chairman of the trades and professions divisions of the Allied Jewish Campaign from 1263. In 1966 he was co- chairman of Pre -aamPaign and served as its chairman in 1967 and 1968. Working as associate Alan E. Schwartz was elected chairman during the past two president of the Jewish Welfare &mania fund-raising drives, he Federation of Detroit for a second was instrumental in their out- term at a board of governors meet- come. ing last week when all officers Shaye's commitment to his com- were re-elected. Mandell L. Ber- munity extends into many areas. man, Maxwell Jospey and Stanley He is a past president of the De- J. Winkelman were renamed vice• troit Service Group and served the presidents. William Avrunin was Jewish Family and Children's re-elected secretary and Erwin S. Service as president for four years. Simon, treasurer. He is presently a director of the Newly elected to the executive Jewish Welfare Federation, Fresh committee were Irwin Green, Air Society and Detroit Service Judge Lawrence Gubow, Joseph H. Group. Jackier and Milton J. Miller. Those Fishman and Shaye recently returned to the committee were joined other American Jewish Martin E. Citrin, Samuel Frankel, leaders on a special mission to Mrs. Harry L. Jones and Richard Israel. In a letter they released Sloan. upon their return they stated: Max M. Fisher is honorary chair- "In 1971 Israel's defense will cost man of the executive committee of Federation, and Judge Theodore Levin is an honorary member. C0fAMERCUU. MORTGAGES Ronald L. Greenberg was ap- AVAILABLE Formammt & Construction Loans pointed chairman of the health and for Office Buildings, Shopping welfare division of Federation to Cantors, Apartments, Mobil* Homo replace Dr. Peter G. Shifrin who Parks, Industrial Buildings. Equity Funds is retiring after heading the largest selected Real Estate Investments division of Federation for four Standard Equity Corp. years. 1.1 4,14411 Reappointed were Irving Rose, • • • Schwartz Re-Elected for a Second Term • chairman of the committee on capi- tal needs; Max J. Pincus, chair- man of the community relations division, and George M. Zeltzer, chairman of the education divisipn. Members of the executive com- mittee by virtue of their offices are Hyman Safran, immediate past president of Federation; Paul Broder, president of the Detroit Service Group; Paul Zuckerman, president of United Jewish Chari- ties, and Mrs. Max Mailman, presi- dent of the Federation's Women's Division. The nominating committee was chaired by Irwin L Cohn, with Irwin Green, Max M. Shaye, Mrs. Max Stoilman and George M. Zeltxer as committee members. • • • Mrs. Maxwell Lapides received the Sylvia Simon Greenberg Young Leadership Award and Joel D. Tauber was the recipient of the Frank A. Wetsman Leadership Award at the meeting of the Fed eration board of governors. Both recipients received a grant to at- tend the general assembly of the Council of Jewish Welfare Federa- tions and Welfare Funds in Kansas City, Mo., November 11-15. The honors are conferred on the two outstanding young people of the community for their demonstrated leadership ability. Israel Denies Allon Met Russian; Rumor Persists JERUSALEM (ZINS) — Rumors that Israel Vice Premier Yigal Allon met secretly in Switzerland with a high-ranking Russian per- sonality are being officially denied by an Israel government spokes- man. However political circles are con- vinced that such an encounter took place, despite the official denials. In some quarters it is felt that Israel cannot afford to ignore an opportunity for dialogue between Jerusalem and Moscow. 1111 Dt1I101T NNW NM 6-41161, October 30, 1970 A Meeting Is Scheduled for Montefiore Lodge Montefiore Lodge will meet 8 evening will be Mesdames Max p.m. Nov. 3 at Whitehall commu- Neuman, Harry Brod and Fred nity club house. Hostesses for the Gross. AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE CONCERNING TIN ISRAEL HISTADRUT CAMPAIGN or METROPOLITAN DETROIT Mr. Morris Lieberman, Chairman of the Israel Histadrut Campaign of Metropolitan Detroit, states that there has been no change whatsoever in the status of the Israel Histadrut Campaign. HISTADRUT, the General Federa- tion of Labor in Israel, has urged its friends and sup- porters in the U.S.A. to speed up its 1970/71 campaign and to help raise the unprecedentd sums needed by Is- rael and HISTADRUT. The campaign will continue to devote its main efforts toward developing and activating affirmative support for the economic, social, and welfare objectives of the people of Israel under the institutions of freedom and democracy. SCHEDULE OF MAJOR CAMPAIGN EVENTS November 4 1970 Wednesday, P.M. LEADERSHIP MEETING Raleigh Neese 25300 Telegraph Rd. December 3, 1970 Thursday, PM. . CAMPAIGN OPENING Cong. Weal Mesh* 14390 W. 10 Mile Rd. Oak Park, McMillen Southfield, Michigan December 13, 1970 ORGANIZATIONS BREAKFAST Sunday, A.M. Jewish Community Center, 18100 Meyers December 26, 1970 Sunday, AIL Cong. Beth liillel FIRST REPORT MEETING (Breakfast) 19371 Greenfield January 5, 1971 Tuesday Afternoon PIONEER WOMEN TEA Workmen's Circle Bldg.,I8340 W. 7 ?file Jewish Commanity January 10, 1971 SECOND REPORT MEETING (Breakfast) Center, 18100 Meyers Sunday, A.M. January 27, 1971 Wednesday, P.M. YIDDISH CULTURAL Jewish Community Center, 18100 Meyers MEETING ISRAEL HISTADRUT CAMPAIGN OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT Tel. No 541-7040 12701 WEST TEN MILE RD. OAK PARK, MAC& 48237 ANNUAL HISTADRUT LEADERSHIP DINNER WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th Raleigh House, Southfield Cocktails 6:30 p.m. - Dinner 7:00 p.m. Guest of Honor DON'T PLAN your trip to ISRAEL AMOS EIRAN until you see what NISTADRUT offers you. Labor Attache Embassy of Israel Washington, D.C. NEW LOW COST TOURS FOR FALL & WINTER Write or visit Histadrut Tours: 12701 West Ten Mile Rd., Oak Park, Mich. 48237 call 541-7040. Of HISTADRUT: tke People Who Built Israel—Est. 1920 To get top value for your travel dollar be sure to call 541-7040 For Reservations, Call 541-7040 Israel Histadrut Campaign of Metropolitan Detroit Harry Schumer, Honorary Chairman—Morris Lieberman, Campaign Chairman HISTADRUT - TOURS NEW ADDRESS: 12701 W. 10 MILE RD., OAK PARK -