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campaign needs to the people who
haVe yet to be solicited," William
Avrunin, executive vice-president,
said. "If we are to fulfill our
commitment, to Israel's people and
to our own people in Detroit, of
reaching far beyond our last year's
achievement, the same pattern of
extraordinary giving must be main-
tained."
Gottlieb Hammer, executive
vice president of the United Is-
rael Appeal, will talk to workers
at the final report meeting, 10
a.m., Sunday. He has had world-
wide experience with the prob-
lems of world Jewry and the
need for continued financial sup-
port for programs to help solve
those problems.
Scheduled to be honored at the
meeting are workers of campaign
sections which have already attain-
ed 100 per cent of their last year's
total. Workers from the arts and
crafts, industrial and automotive,
food, professional, real estate and
women's divisions are to be recog-
nized for their special efforts.
Part of the extra effort to con-
tact every potential contributor
in the community is a Telethon
scheduled by the campaign divi-
sions at the United Hebrew
Schools on Twelve Mile Road,
Southfield.
Volunteers will man telephones
during daytime and evening hours
to try and reach indiViduals at
work or at home for their pledges.
Divisions scheduling Telethon
periods during the coming week
are:
Women's division, Sunday and
Monday.
Industrial and automotive divi-
sion, Monday.
Real estate division, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mercantile division, Wednesday.
Junior division, Wednesday.
Food division, Thursday.
Dates have been. set for the fol-
lowing week as follows:
Metropolitan division, May 2.
Arts and crafts division, May 2.
Professional division, May 3.
Volunteers for the Telethon are
needed and are urged to call
their division directors for speci-
fic times they may work.
Max M. Shaye and Meyer M.
Fishman, campaign chairmen, is-
- sued a statement to the entire De-
troit community to rally to the sup-
port Of the -last segment of the
drive. They said:
"The Detroit community can
Make history. We can tell our fel-
low Jews that we, know and care
about their problems. We can say
to them 'We may not have helped
enough in the past but we will do
better' ". -
The . -yictory dinner to be held
6:30 p.m. May 5, at -Congrega-
tion Bnai David, Southfield, will
mark the last gathering - of -the en-
tire 1971 campaign leadership and
workers.
Invitations to the dinner are al-
ready in the mail and reservations
may be made by mail or by call-
ing campaign headquarters, WO
5-3939. Indications are that work-
ers are bringing guests from
among the people they solicited to
participate in the history-making
event.
Those honored for achieving 10(}
per cent of their last year's effort
include:
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MERCANTILE DIVISION:
Jewelry section: David Frank, Max
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Katz, Robert Willens; shoe section:
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Becker, Norm an Eisenshtadt;
floor covering section: David M.
Schwartz, Max Steinway, Arthur
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SERVICES DIVISION: Insurance
section: Leslie E. Colburn, Robert
L. Siegel, Donald Benyas, Ruben
Gold, Earl Hordes, Harold S.
Jaffa, Justin A. Kanter, Donald
Korotkin, Bud A. Rosenthal.
JUNIOR DIVISION: Men's pre-
campaign section: Robert M. Ru-
bin, Edward A. Lumberg, Rich-
ard J. Maddin, Melvin Bonin, Har-
vey Brode, Joel Gershenson, Paul
R. Grant, Mark Hauser, Lawrence
S. Jackier, Henry Wineman II;
general solicitation section: Rob-
ert G. Slotkin, Burton Farbman,
William G. Barris, Mrs. Stanley
D. Frankel, Michael R. Kramer,
Mrs. L. Robert Levy; women's spe-
cial gifts section: Mesdames Rob-
ert G. Slatkin, Robert Sorock, Alan
H. Finer, Michael W. Maddin, San-
ford Passer, Jay L. Waldman,
Robert J. Eisenberg.
METROPOLITAN DIVI-
SION: Special gifts section: Mor-
ris Asher, Gert W. - Freund; Tele-
thon section: Morris Elken, Mrs.
Julius Ring.
Campaign chairmen Fishman
and Shaye, in a supplementary
statement, outlined the needs at
home and declared:
"Israel's needs are urgent and
pressing.
"But the cold, merciless truth
is that there also are pressing
needs which the letters did not
even hint at. You may see them
every day at first hand at the
corner of Meyers and Curtis, or
at 11501 Petoskey, or at 6767 West
Outer Drive — in short, wherever
Jews gather freely or of necessity
in Detroit and elsewhere in Amer-
ica.
"What attitude shall we take to-
ward such purely domestic needs?
"Knowing how desperately an
immigrant family in Israel heeds
a place to live, what shall we
say to the request by the United
Hebrew Schools for -funds to meet
the teacher shortage?
"Aware as we are of the life-and-
death nature of the struggle Israel
wages, what will our answer be
when the residents at the Home
for Aged need more nursing care?
"Shall we rescue a child from
the slums of Morocco and lose
one to the drug culture of De-
troit for lack of a club worker at
the Jewish Community Center?
"Do the truce-talk headlines
seem more apocalyptic than the
case load of - a worker at the
Jewish Family and Children's
Service?
"No. The quality of Jewish life
in Detroit and the preservation of
it in Israel are inextricable. The
Jewish people are not divisible.
"Yet, there are priorities. Just ing call of the shofar will not be
as Israeli institutions have stopped stilled. Answer it with a greatly
their own fund-raising efforts, so increased pledge to the Allied Jew-
innumerable programs for essen-
tial change and expansion at home
have been restrained. Just as
Israel herself has frozen her social
welfare budgets at subminimal
levels, so all local Detroit agencies
are being limited to maintaining
existing levels of service.
ish Campaign-Israel Emergency
Fund."
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 23, 1971—
MURRY KOBLIN
WINS OSCAR for
SUPPORTING. ROLE
LUNG CANCER DEATH RATE
Accepting the award for
The lung cancer death rate
supporting the wife and
among men increased 15-fold in
kids, the champ said .. .
35 years and the rate is going up
"Who needs statues?, it's
among women. Lung cancer is
business we want." Call
"If only inflation and despair largely preventable, says the
for award-winning adv-
could similarly be frozen!
American Cancer Society — just
ertising — 548-5600.
"But events overseas bring a stop smoking.
sudden influx of displaced per-
sons to Detroit and require an
unforseen allocation to Resettle-
ment Service; vague forces erode
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