THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, February 21, 1975 5

Phonogift Campaign Starts Sunday, AJC-IEF Plans Meetings

"Answer the call!" is the
request of More than 700
volunteer workers who will
telephone families in the
metropolitan area for con-
tributions during Phonogift,
the 1975 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign-Israel Emergency
Fund Women's Division so-
licitation drive.
Phonogift callS asking for
contributions to benefit
nearly 50 humanitarian
agencies will be made Sun-
day through March 2.
- Pledge envelopes will be
mailed to contributors or
eked up throughout the
* eek and for a few days
after Phonogift by a volun-
teer motor corps.
Over 10,000 families in
the Detroit Jewish commu-
nity will be solicited during
Phonogift for contributions
for the 1975 AJC-IEF.
Phonogift chairman Mar-
ion Pierce explained the pro-
cedures of the telephone
campaign at • a briefing
meeting for workers Feb.
_ 19. She said motor corps vol-
unteers will be wearing
identification when they
pick up contributions. .
Executive vice chairman
Harriet Dunsky said, "Our
workers will ask each con-
tributor for her best possi-
ble gift because this is such
a crucial year for Jews in Is-
rael and around the world."
Phonogift betins with a 10
a.m: to 2 p.m. session Sun-
day. There will be no calls
made on Friday and Satur-
day.
Volunteers are still
needed to call and drive.
Anyone wishing to help
should call Lois H. Brown at
the Women's Division office
of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration, 965-3939.
At the same time, the
Professional and the Indus-

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trial & Automotive Divi-
sions of the 1975 AJC-IEF
have scheduled meetings.
Yaacov Morris, press offi-
cer. of Israel's Permanent
Mission to the UN, will
speak to the dentists 8 p.m.
Monday at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Sheldon Mintz.
A former Israeli Consul-in
New York and General Con-
sul of Israel in Bombay, In-
dia, Morris is a spokesman
for the Israeli government,
frequently interpreting the
country's policies on na-
tional television and in the
press. 'Chairman of the
meeting is Dr. Murray A.
Shekter.

ante" and "Flight and Res-
cue." Milton Lucow is chair-
man of the attorneys section
of Campaign's Professional
Division.
The Industrial and Auto-
motive Division will hold a
brunch at the Raleigh
House 10 a.m. March 2, ac-
cording to chairman Joel D.
Tauber.
UN correspondent Moses
Schonfeld will present up-
dated facts and figures on
current Mideast Issues.

One of the few Jewisl.
journalists recently allowed
to visit Jews in Arab lands
and the Soviet Union,
Schonfeld has covered. the
Yom Kippur War, Kissinger
shuttle diplomacy, the Six-
Day War, and the White
House.
A "bi-focal" breakfast
meeting is slated for opto.-
metrists at the same time at
the Raleigh House. A manu-
facturer's display of opto-
metric computerized re-

YEHUDA BAUER

Attorneys will hear Dr.
Yehuda Bauer, head of the
Department for Holocaust
Studies at Hebrew Univer-
sity in Jerusalem, • at 8 p.m.
Tuesday at the home of Mr. _
and Mrs. Avern Cohn..
An authority on . the Holo-
caUst, Dr. Bauer is the au-
thor of "My Brothers'
Keeper," the dramatic his-
toty of the American Jewish
Joint Distribution Commit-
tee. He has also written
"From Diplomacy to Resist-

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Briefing chairman. I3everly Baker, left, tells Mildred
Weiss, Marjorie Krasnick, Donna Slatkin, and Mrs. Irv-
ing Goldman about the doubling of pledges at the recent
meeting for first-time $100 contributors that was held at
the Goldman home. Dr. Ruth Kruger gave a critique of
the successful 'U.S. dancing debut of Russian emigres
Valerie and Galina Panov.

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Milton Schwartz, center, of Huntington Woods was
among 50 leaders in the nation's metals industry who
have just returned from an intensive ten-day mission to
Israel. His trip, the first single-industry mission ar-
ranged by the United Jewish Appeal, included a visit to
the industrial city of Haifa. Also pictured are, left, Leon-
ard S. Kaminker of Buffalo, N. Y., and UJA associate
national campaign director Joel S. Friedman.

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fracting equipment will be
available, and_they will also
hear Schonfeld.

Chairmen for the break-
fast caucus are Drs. Albert
Blaize and Henry Garfield.

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