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George M. Stutz Applauded on His 70th Birthday
!George M. Stutz represents
continuity in Jewish and
civic communal leadership
marked by four decades of
impressive contributions to
Detroit Jewry and many links
with civic agencies.
His role in the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, in Allied
Jewish Campaigns, in various
agencies associated with
these causes, as well as in
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the Goodfellows and Detroit
Emergency Relief in the
1930's, all earned for him
positions of honor.
His many roles, dating
back to the period of depres 7
sion when he led in establish-
ing relief funds are recalled
as he is being accoladed
widely on his 70th birthday.
Stutz, an attorney, has
served a long list of commu-
nity agencies and organiza-
tions: Temple Israel, Feder-
ation, Hebrew Free Loan
Association, Jewish Family
and Children's Service, Sinai
Hospital, Jewish Home for
the Aged, Fresh Air Society,
United Community Services
and United Foundation.
He has served as a board
member of the Union of
American Hebrew Congrega-
tions and the Council of Jew-
ish Federations and Welfare
Funds and was founder and
past president of Temple
Israel.
Born Dec. 25, 1904, Stutz
came to the U.S. with his
parents at the age of 12,-after
their leather business in Bre-
men, Germany, was de-
stroyed by arsonists.
While a member of the
Wayne County . Prosecutor's
staff, he Was assigned to a
,number of famous arson
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The reprinted ,works repre-
sent the fourth edition of the
Marrano history by the late
Dr. Roth.
A review of the new edition-
was printed on the editorial
page of the Nov. 22 issue of
The Jewish News uPon the
appearance of the hard cover
Hermon volume.
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cases and bank scandals dur-
ing the Depression.
Stutz became active in Jew-
ish affairs during the De-
pression- of the 1930's, and
helped organize the Emer-
gency Relief Fund of Detroit.
He was elected to the Jewish
Social Service Bureau in
1931, and to the Board of
Governors of Federation in
1932, and became active in
the AJC during those years.
Stutz, of Huntington Woods,
is now a partner in a law
firm. He and his wife Mary
have three married daughters
and a son who is a physician.
Stutz recently reminisced
about the formation of relief
efforts in Detroit during the
early Depression days:
"The response to our corn-
munitywide appeal for food,
coal and clothing 'was im-
mediate. We were able to
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Arab and Jewish university
students who conduct social
service projects in Israel's
Arab cities and villages. The
Project was started by Bnai
Brith Women in 1967, after
the Six-Day War.
The project is directed by
the Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
tion at Hebrew University in
Jerusalem. Each summer,
Arab and Jewish students go
into villages to tutor children
and work with their parents.
Students have also started
projects such as paving
streets and building schools,
with the aims of improving
secondary education and de•
veloping a. sense of commu-
nity responsibility in the
Arab villages.
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GEORGE M. STUTZ
obtain a block of stores on
12th St. for the collection,
warehousing and distribution
of the goods contributed.
"The basement gymnasium
of Shaarey Zedek Synagogue
at Brush and Willis was also
made available to us for the
housing and feeding of home-
less men.
"Our • activity soon grew
entirely out of proportion to
our ability to properly cope
with and administer the pro-
gram and I soon realized
that we were all inexperi-
enced volunteers and that
there wasn't a trained pro-
fessional among us: I be-
came concerned with the ef-
fectiveness and scope of the
program.
"It was at this time that
we commenced negotiations
with Federation and I met
with Fred Butzel and two
other giants of the Detroit
Jewish Community - - Julian
Krolik and Abe St/ere.
"They proposed absorption
of the program •,nd the
organization of a relief com-
mittee within the Jewish
Social Service Bureau to be
known as the 'Jewish Un-
employment Relief Council.'
We readily accepted, and I
became a member of the,
JSS11 board (and was elected
president in 1938).
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