I4—THE JEWISH NEWS
Community Honors Harry Cohen
At ZOD's Successful Balfour Ball
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RABBI MORRIS -ADLER and MORRIS M. JACOBS,. president
of the Zionist Organization of Detroit, present- a JNF tree fund.
certificate to Harry . Cohen at the 16th .annual Balfour Ball Iasi-Satur-
day _night at . the Statler Hotel,. which was attended. by more than
1,200 persons. In the background is the X-ray machine _ which, to. -
gether with the JNF forest, was given to the . people of Israel in
honor of Harry Cohen's 65th. birthday by his Detroit friends and
co-workers. Cohen was chairinan of the . Ball this year, and at its
conclusion he termed it the most successful BalfOur Ball in the history
of the -Zionist Organization of Detroit:"
Mrs. Otis to Report
On Bnai David Donor
Pontiac, Flint Men's
Clubs Hold Annual
Brotherhood Dinn,er
-A story-telling contest featured
the . -,ahnual. Brotherhood • dinner
meeting of the Men's Club of
Temple Beth Jacob' of Pontiac
and Temple Beth El .of Flint,
held Nov. 10 at the Pontiac
Temple. •
The Pontiac team won the an-
nual trophy and the indNidual
award went to Harold P. Chap-
man of Pontiac. -
Nat -Morrison, 'president of the
host club, presided. Irving Nack
is president of the Flint Men's
Club.
Paramount Executive Producer
Henry Ginsberg defines a motion
picture conference as a meeting
to decide when the next meeting
Will be held.
Bale 7WV Post Starts Drive for
Women's Division Funds for Vets' Memorial Home
Lists Committe
Responsibilities
Friday, November 19, 1948
Mrs. Dan Otis will report on
plans for the Dec. 7 ' donor
luncheon at the meeting. of the
Bnai David Sisterhood at 8:30
m..Monday;Ncir. 22, at Bnai
David Synagogue:
Mrs. Sol Poskel and Mrs.
Joseph Eisenberg, ticket chair-
man and Mrs. Bernard D,osie and
Mrs: Samuel Traison,• booklet
chairmen, report- pre-luncheon
activities are proceeding smooth-
ly.
Assisting the souvenir booklet
chairmen are Mesdames Edward
Solomon, Louis Biegler, Morris
Sandubrae, Al Galanda, Charles
Varnen, Joseph Greenberg, Mof-
ris Garber, Seldon Leach and
David J. Cohen. - -
Proceeds of, the luncheon will
go towards maintenance of the
Bnai David Religious School.
The memberS 'of the committee
on committees of the Women's
Division • Of the Jewish Welfare
Federation; ander the chairman-
ship of Mrs. Maurice Klein and
Mrs..6arriuel Blather, have- been
meeting with the president, Mrs.
Max Frank, on committee ap-
pointments.
"We are eager. to have each of
the. committees composed of wo-
men qualified to carry, fcirward
the program and representative
of all groups. in the Detroit Jewish
community," Mrs. Frank said.
"Mrs. Klein. and Mrs. Blather
will be glad -to receive any sug-
gestions for membership. MIS.
•Klein - can be reached at TO.
5-2846, and Mrs. Blacher at UN.
3-3378.
Conimittees under. discussion
are the following: :
Program, which plans the year=
round programs of the Women's
Division. Education, which plans
the annual series of discussion
group meetings. Publicity, which
Works with the public relations
department of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation to secure bio-
graphical material, plan notices,
outline news releases, and work
out general over-all publicity
plans for specific activities of the
Women's. Division, and also pre-
pares special articles and bulle-
tins.
Campaign structure, which
works out detailed plans of the
campaign. Speakers, composed of
women especially qualified and
trained to speak on the work of
the Federation -to other commu-
nity groups- and help, on request,
in the training prograin of the
campaign. Hospitality, which acts
as hostesses, ushers and aids and
in other . capacities to develop a
warm and- friendly atmosphere at
• omen's Division funstions.
Arrangethents; in'cSarge of the
physical arrangements at meet-
ings, including the responsibility
f o r refreshments. .Promotion;
The PFC Joseph Bale Post 474 of Jewish War Veterans
inaugurated the drive for the Jewish War. Veterans' mem-
orial home at a meeting on Nov. 11, at the NorthWest Hebrew
Congregation.
The architect's plan for the memorial home can be seen
in the above photograph.
Left to right: SAMUEL J. RHODES, forme, JWV State Corn-
mander; 'JERRY BASEMAN, Commander, Joseph Bale Post 474,
JWV; RABBI JACOB E. SEGAL and MAURICE BALE, /other of
the late Joseph Bale, who died in World War II in France and in
whose memory the ,Bale Post was organized.
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Rabbi Lehrman to Speak New JWB Radio Play
At Haifa Chapter Meeting Distributed Nationally
Rabbi Moses Lehrman of Cong.
Bnai Moshe will be principal
speaker for the meeting of Haifa
Chapter, AbD, Monday evening,
Nov. 22, it was announced by
Mrs. Albert Schwartz, program
chairman. His topic will be "The
Meaning of the Jewish State."
A Palestine film, current events
summary, group singing and re-
freshments will ,complete the
evening's program.
which, makes, telephone calls as
directed. Office, whose members
_volunteer for- office work on rec-
ords, mailings and analysis.
Canipaign
organization, which
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assigns specific jobs in campaign
under the diredtion of a campaign
executive committee. Collection,
which makes . personal calls to
bring in cash on pledges.
NEW YORK A quarter-hour
radio play, dramatizing the role
of the Jewish Community Center
in enriching the lives of individ-
uals, has been produced and re-
corded by the National Jewish
Welfare Board.
Titled, "The Loneliest Boy. in
Town,"- the script was written
and performed by top-notch pro-
fessional radio writing, produc-
tion, and siting talent, under the
general supervision of Milton
krents.. The play is. highlighted
by a unique musical theme,
especially prepared by Lehman
Engel., -
The recording was heard in
Detroit. last Sunday over station
WO in connection with Mid-
wat Regional Jewish Welfare
Board Conference.
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