Zivian, Fisher and Avrunin Named
On UM Mission to Europe, Israel

Three Detroiters have been
named by the United Jewish
Appeal to jOin in a special mis-
sion of lay leaders and profes-
sional consultants who will
study the current program of
the Joint Distribution Commit-
tee and developments in . Israel
as they are related to aid from
America.
They are lay leaders Max J.
Zivian, chairman of the capital
needs committee, and Max M.
Fisher, treasurer of the Jewish
Welfare . Federation; and Wil-
Ham Avrunin, associate director
of Federation. -
The study group will meet in
Paris beginning the night of
Saturday, Oct 30, in conjunction
with the annual JDC directors'
conference.
Heading the lay leaders on the
mission is Edward M. M. War-
burg; UJA general chairman.
Joseph J. Schwartz, UJA execu-
tive vice-chairman, leads the
professional group,
Following the five-day Paris
conference which will review
the work being done in Europe
and North Africa and the Mal-
ben program in Israel, the mis-
sion will go to Israel for meet-
ingS with government, Jewish
Agency, agridulture, industrial,
social welfare, a n d health
leaders. A sub-committee of the
mission will also visit North
Africa. - • "
On their return, the special
mission group will report their
findings to . American Jewish
communities.
Zivian, a member of the. exe-
cutive committee of Federation
and of the board of Sinai Hos-
pital, was treasurer of the 1954
Allied Jewish Campaign.: •
Fisher is associate chairman
of Federation's capital needs
committee, member- of Federa-
tion's executive committee and
of the board- of .Sinai Hospital..
He was co-chairman for pre-
campaign of the 1.954 • Allied
JeWish Campaign. • .
Avrunin is editor. of the pro-
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fessional currents department
of the Jewish Social Service
Quarterly and is the author of
numerous professional articles on
' Jewish community organization.
He is a former member of the
faculty of the School of Sttial
Work of the University of Mich-
igan.

Balfour Bail
Workers Meet
At Bruncheon

Max Leib and the WJR Or-
chestra will provide the music
for dancing at the 22nd Balfour
Ball, to be held Saturday, Nov.
13, at Hotel Statler, according
to an announcement . by Samuel
Feldstein, chairman of- the ball
comniittee. .
Workers for the ball will be
guests of Zionist House --at • a
bruncheon, 11 'a.m., Sunday, Nov.
7, A. C. Lappin, chairman of
the HOuse Committee, and Wal:-
.ter Field, president • of _Zionist
House, announced. Featured-will
be reports on progreSs to date,
and a discussion of activities
supported by the Balfour Ball,
such as ZOA House in Israel,
,Kfar Silver ifi the Negev and
the ZOA public education pro-.
gram in behalf of Israel. ,
Featuring a 14-piece ensemble,
the WJR Orchestra has won
recognition as one of Michi-
gan's finest- music aggregations,
especially because of the popular
violin solos of its leader; Max
Leib. • •
The Ball, sponsored by • the
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
will also have an • adjoining
cocktail lounv, where dancers
•may meet •their• friends, Feld-.
PLANNED B•33. BUILDING
.stein said.
One of the highlights of the
John Hodiak, screen and stage
star, has accepted an invitation evening's program will be songs
to play the leading role in .a by Janice Wynn, WJR vocalist.
dramatic sketch to be produced I Tickets to the Ball, in denom-
by Bnai Brith in conjunction inations of $10, $25, $50 and $100,
with a ground-breaking . dinner. are available at Zionist House
to be held here at the May- ! or. from members of -the corn-
f lower Hotel,. mittee, whose executive leader-
Sunday, Nov. 7. ! ship includes, in addition . -to
The principal ; Feldstein, Abraham Borman, as-
speaker will be ! sociate chairman, Harry Cohen,
Earl Warr en , rhOnorary chairman, Morris M.
Chief Justice of 1 Jacobs, Leon Kay, A. C. Lappin,
he United. in charge of public relations,
States. The din-. Rabbi Moses Lehrman, presi-
ner will mark - .dent of the ZOD, Morris Ben
the ground- Lewis and David M. Zellman.
One • of the workers on this
breaking , fdr the
new Bnati Brith year's Ball will be - awarded
Building to be • round-trip transportation to Is-
tee -Led in rael; Two other prizes Will also
Washington at be given to workers and two—
Hodiak the corner of in the form of Israel merchan-
dise gift certificates — to con-
17th st. and Rhode Island Ave.
Hodiak will appear in the tributors.
play, Tim e for- Remem-,
brance,'' which was especially Rabbi and Mrs. Adler
written for the occasion. Its pro-
duction will be a major event To Be Bid Bon Voyage
in -the American Jewish Tercen-
tenary celebration. The histori-
cal sketch highlights • the con-
tributions of Jews, and particu7
larly of Bnai Brith, to the d'e-:
fense and development of Amer-
ican democracy, Bnai Brith was
founded in New York in 1843.
Constance Bennett will ap-= --
pear with Hodiak in the dra-
matic sketch.
I
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Raise $253,500
A total of .$258,500 in . special
gifts has been faised thus far.
for the new Bnai Brith building,
it was announced at a two-day
conference of the Bnai Brith
administrative committee held
Rabbi and Mrs. MORRIS AD-
in Washington with Philip M.
Klutznick, BE president, in the LER will be feted at a dessert
luncheon 'being given in their
chair. - . .
This total represents . all new honor, prior to their departure
gifts, Mr. Klutznick said. It for Israel, by the Sisterhood of
comes almost entirely from in- Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Featured
dividuals in all parts of the on the program, to be held at
country, many of them not 12:30 p.m., Monday, in the syn-
hitherto identified with Bnai agoitie social hall, will be Mrs.
Samson Wittenber g, singer,
Brith enterprises. ,
Harvey Siegel, Detroit Symphony
Plan Detroit Meeting
Orchestra violinist, a n d. Mrs.
In many key cities throughout . Harry Oberstein, accompanist.
the country, Bnai Brith com-
munity leaders have scheduled
gatherings at which the purpose
and function of the Bnai Brith
Building as a shrine of the Jew-
on
ish contribution to American-
democracy will be explained. In
Detroit the leaders in charge
are Harry Yudkoff and Sidney
Karbel.
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