Fellow Detroitert Shige'Special
Evening in Honor of Zuckerman
By Jewish News Special
Correspondent
NEW YORK—His fellow citizens
from Detroit were first to honor
Paul Zuckerman on his attaining
the top laurels in philanthropic
leadership in this country—the na-
tional chairmanship of the United
Jewish Appeal.
A group of Detroiters, having
registered as delegates to the na-
tional conference of the United Jew-
ish Appeal now in session at the
New York Hilton, left for New
York a day—in some instances two
days—earlier to participate in a
special evening of acclaim for their
townsman, who by dint of hard
work for the major philanthropic
Jewish cause, gained the top spot
in leadership among the country's
fund-raisers.
The Detroit group attended a
banquet in Zuckerman's honor,
held at the Park Lane Hotel
Wednesday evening.
means of supporting Israel's eco-
and cultural status. ,
With Richard Sloan as toastmas-
ter. there was an evening of fel-
lowship during -which Detroit co-
workers of Zuckerman recalled his
many contributions to Jewish com-
munal interests. Jollity was mixed
with seriousness in the remarks of
Max Fisher, Alan Schwartz, Sam-
uel Frankel, Louis Berry, Irwin I.
Cohn, Sol Eisenberg, Mrs. Harry
L. Jones and Dr. Herbert Levin.
Thomas Klein, son-in-law of the
Zuckermans, spoke for the family.
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It was an evening of glory for
the new UJA leader and of great
satisfaction for those who work
with him in the great cause in
Detroit.
The Zuckerman family joined
with his friends in applauding his
untiring labors and also in pledg- mittee.
ing unstinting support to help him
make the years of his leadership
the most successful for UJA.
A hosting committee consisting
of Louis Berry, Abraham Borman,
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Irwin I. Cohn. Max M. Fisher,
Finest Selection and Newest
Samuel Frankel. Thomas I. Klein,
Models in Knits and Town &
Edward C. Levy Sr.. Richard
Country.
Sloan, A. Alfred Taubman and
HARRY THOMAS
Abner Wolf arranged the dinner.
Guests who were present from
Detroit to greet Mr. and Mrs.
Zuckerman, honorees at the din-
ner, were:
William Avrunin, Paul Borack,
Irwin I. Cohn, Samuel Cohen, Mrs.
Abraham J. Cooper, Sol Drochler,
Max M. Fisher, Meyer M. Fishman,
William Gershenson, David Ran-
dleman, Arthur Howard, Ira Jaffe,
Mrs. Harry L. Jones, Lawrence J.
Michaelson„ Esther R. Prussion,
Philip Stollman, Stanley J. Winkel-
man and Norbert Zuckerman.
Dr. and Mrs. Leon Fill and Dr.
Herbert Levin.
Messrs and Mesdames Louis
Berry, Martin E. Citrin, Sol R.
Colton, Sol Eisenberg, Kaye G. ;
Frank, Samuel Frankel, Seymour
Goldman, Harry J. Goss, Irwin
Green, Merle Harris, Thomas I.
Klein, Robert Portnoy, Alan E.
Schwartz, Irving Seligman, Rich-
ard Sloan, Philip Slomovitz and A.
Alfred Taubman.
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surprise by Paul Zuckerman was
the appearance of Banny Messing,
a star in the popular Israel Broad-
way production, "Only Fools Are
Sad." Banny is the son of the Trig
Messing, described in Leonard
Slater's "The Pledge" as the man
who more than any other assisted
in securing military supplies for
Israel in the crucial years of the
War of Independence.
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Other prominent personalities
who came to honor Zuckerman
included Leon Duitzin of Jerusa-
lem, treasurer of the Jewish Ag-
ency, ?nd Mrs. Dultzin; Gottlieb
Hammer, executive vice presi-
dent of the United Israel Appeal,
and Mrs. Hammer; Irving Bern-
stein, executive vice president of
the United Jewish Appeal; and
Martin Peppercorn, national
campsign director of the UJA.
There was a special mark of
tribute to Zuckerman in the
presence at the dinner of Golda
Meir's special representative and
her political adviser, Si m h a
Dinitz.
Explaining the many services
not .generally known that have
been rendered to Israel by the
Zuckermans, Dinitz expressed his
nation's gratitude for their and
their co-workers' efforts through
UJA, Israel Bonds and other
Gift to Help Brandeis
WALTHAM, Mass. — A major
gift from Max Coffman of Brock-
ton, Mass., a fellow of Brandeis
University, has underwritten • a
central structure in the univer-
sity's new graduate housing area
soon to rise cn the banks of the
Charles River.
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