THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
0—Friday, Jon. 19, 1973

First-time contributors of
a dollar-a-day to the women's
division of the 1973 Allied
Jewish Campaign - Israel
Emergency Fund have been
invited to a luncheon noon
Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Wilfred B. Boner, 27530
Fairway Hills, Franklin.
They will hear Yehuda
Ilellman, journalist and poli-
tical analyst, F',..eak of the
current status .If Jewry here
and around the world. Hell-
man is executive director of
the Conference of Presidents
of Major American Jewish
Organizations, a position
which affords him close con-
tact with the White House.
The luncheon is the initial
activity of the PaceSetters
section of the women's divi-
sion of the 1973 campaign.
PaceSetters chairman Mrs.
Irving E. Goldman Is as-
sisted by Mrs. Joel Tauber,
executive vice chairman, and
Mrs. Norman H. Rosenfeld,
adviser. Mrs. Milton Gold-
rath Is chairman of the
luncheon.
Women's division President
Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine
and campaign chairman Mrs.
Merle Ha rris said this
luncheon, the first held for
contributors of at least $365,
hopefully, will set the pace
for the total drive.
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Women on the Ball for AJCampaign

The second meeting in the
women's pre-campaign fund-
raising activities of the AJC-
IEF increased to $729,810 the
amount raised so far to
benefit Jews arroughout the
world and to maintain the
local services of Federation
agencies.
Mrs. N. Brewster Broder,
chairman of pre-campaign,
said this total is nearly
$75,000 more than was raised
at comparable meetings by
Detroit area women for the
1972 drive.
The meeting, a luncheon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Frankel on Jan. 10,
brought 130 women to hear
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'Rabbi Steven Chester of
Temple Beth Israel, Jackson,
was contacted by a friend in
Haifa, requesting his assist-
ance in locating the mail
whose given name is un-
known but whose family
name was Kalmanovitz. He
is known to have been living
in Detroit in 1950-51,

Three women's division leaders in the pre-campaign
activity of the 1973 AJC-IEF are (from left) Mrs. Morris
J. Brandwine, president, Mrs. N. Brewster Broder, chair-
man of pre-campaign, and Mrs. Merle Harris, division
campaign chairman. Pre-campaign is the large gifts
advance section of the Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund.

The two sisters In Russia,
Rachela and Dvoralah Kal-
manovitz, were left a sum of
money by anohter uncle in
London but, according to
Russian law cannot collect
their inheritance unless they
can prove their identity.
The only surviving rela-
tive, apparently, is the uncle
who was living in Detroit.
Their father, Moshe Kal-

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authority on immigration. •
Levy, who has been direc-

tor of operations for United
IIIAS Service and for Joint
Distribution Committee, re-
called various Jewish immi-
grations in the 10th Century.
His work with displaced
Jews enabled him to tell
those at the Frankel home
of first-hand experience with
previous emigrations from
Bulgaria and Egypt and the
present current tide of Im-
migration to Israel from the
Soviet Union.
Levy asked those present
to "remember their history,"
which retells time and again
the story of Jews "in the
pipeline from one country to
another. Those who emerge

from the pipeline into Israel
today require training, fi-
nancial backing, housing and
clothing and so many other
forms of help until they can

be absorbed into their new
homeland," he said. "It is
through our response to the

AJC-IEF that these immi-
grants are rescued by the
Jewish Agency and the Joint
Distribution Committee."

Assisting Mrs. Broder with
the meeting were Mesdames
Paul Borman, William L.
Deutsch, David Randleman,
Melvin Kolbert, David Pol-
lack, Arthur H. Rice, Nor-
man Rosenfeld, Samuel Schiff
and Alfred Taubman.
Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine
is president of the women's
division of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation: Mrs. Merle
Harris is 1973 campaign
chairman.

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A present or former De-
troiter is being sought by two
nieces in the Soviet Union,
and a Jackson rabbi is trying
to bring them together.

manovitz, came from the

town of Orhei in Bessarabia,
not far from Kishinev.
Rabbi Chester asked that
anyone with information con-
tact him at 605 S, Wisner,
Jackson 49203, or call 517-
787-2297.

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Wednesday are hostess Mrs.
Samuel Frankel (left) and
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