Zionist Organization Sets Into
Motion Activities for Balfour
Concert Featuring Peerce, Paray
Left to right, at organizational conference for annual
Balfour Concert: Sharman Shapiro, Dr. Leon Fram, Mrs. I.
Walter Silver, Judge Ira G. Kaufman, president of the Zionist
organization of Detroit, and Richard Kramer, chairman of this
year's Balfour event.
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Plans for the 29th annual Bal- with the Detroit Symphony Or-
four celebration were given a
boost at an enthusiastic meeting
held Sunday to mark the kick-
off of the 1961 Balfour ConCert.
Judge Ira G. Kaufman, ZOD
president, stated that the 29th
Balfour Concert marks an im--
portant milestone in ZOD's tra-
dition of bringing to Detroit
great n a in e s in music. The
forthcoming Balfour - Concert,
on Nov. 25, at Ford Auditorium,
will bring together Jan Peerce,
one of the world's great. tenors,
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Zionist Organization of Canada, Central Divisio
sor
Will Hold Regional Conference Oct. 6-8 in
Leading American figures
and Detroit representatives will
take part in the Regional Con-
ference of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of Canada, Central Divi-
sion, Oct. 6-8 at the Prince
Edward Hotel in Windsor, Ont.
Irving W. Schlussel, local
Mizrachi leader a n d former
president of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund Council of Detroit,
will address a special JNF
breakfast meeting 8:30 a.m. Oct.
8. Percy Caplan, Detroit JNF
executive director, will also
tend:
The conferenc
chestra under the baton of the
celebrated maestro Paul Paray.
Rabbi Leon Fram, the guest
speaker, pointed out that both
artists—Peerce and Paray sym-
bolized America's hallowed tra-
dition of freedom and decency.
He said Peerce exemplified
America's equality of opportu-
nity and gave expression to
Jewish contributions to Ameri-
can arts and letters, and he
called Paray a great humani-
tarian and staunch friend of
Jewry, apart from being a great
artist. He referred to Paray's
refusal to divulge to Nazi auth-
orities in France the names of
the Jewishs musicians playing
with the Concerts Cologne and
his subsequent flight from
France to avoid Nazi retribu-
tion. While directing the Opera
of Monte Carlo, following his
flight from Paris, Paray offered
shelter and encouragement to
Jewish refugee musicians on
their long trek to Israel and
America.
When the Israel Philhar-
monic was in its infancy, Paray
went to -Palestine to help launch
and develop it into a great mu-
cal organization.
ichard B. Kramer, Balfour
ert chairman, called upon
ewish community of De-
to support the Balfour
rt, which is ZOD's major
aising effort on behalf of
far Silver Agricultural In-
e in Ashkelon, the ZOA
se in Tel Aviv and the cul-
1 and educational programs
the ZOA on the American
ne.
Kramer introduced his co-
harmen, Mrs. I. Walter Silver,
Sherman Shapiro and M. Ben
Lewis and - acknowldged . the
valuable work carried on by the
sponsors' chairmen, Abraham
Borman and Abe Kasle. Tech-
nical Instructions about the dis-
tribution . of reservation cards
and community contacts were
offered by Mrs._ Samuel Golld,
executive director.
Jewish National Fund
Annual Conference Is
Scheduled for Nov. 5
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The annual conference 'of the
Jewish National Fund will take
place Nov. 5 at the Hayim
Greenberg Center, it was an-
nounced by Morris J. Brand-
wine, president of the Detroit
JNF Council.
Guest speaker of the confer-
ence will be Yaakov Morris, a
member of Israel's Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, and Israe
Consul in New York.
An eloquent speaker, journ
list and author of several book
his latest, which will be pu
lished by G. P. Putnam's Son
in October, is "Masters of the
Desert 6,000 Years in the
Negev."
Another guest will be Mendel
N. Fisher, executive director of
the JNF of America.
Delegates of more than 200
organizations in Detroit and
out-state will participate in the
program which is now being
prepared by the conference
committee, Brandwine said.
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with an Israel Bar Mitzvah ban-
quet Oct. 8 at the new Je
Community Center in W . son.
Services during the onfer-
ence will be held
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Hashomayim Synag
ogue and
rey Zedec Sy
Temple Beth El.
Presiding over the parley
will be David Pet s, president
of the Central Div 'on, Zionist
Organization of Ca da.
The meetings
include
sessions on Zionist yo
Zion-
adult education,
Israel Appeal, public
political or non-po-
nism in Canada and
is in Israel.
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