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Civic, political, industrial,
labor, religious, fraternal
and philanthropic leaders are
honorary co-chairmen of the
national Bnai Brith Humani-
tarian Award dinner which
will honor Irwin I. Cohn
Dec. 6, at Cobo HalL
Honorary co-chairmen are
John Ca r d in a I Dearden,

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Ruth and Al Michaels
Jerry and Ronnie

Bishop Richard S. Emrich,
Henry Ford II, chairman of
the board of Ford Motor Co.;
Richard C. Gerstenberg,
chairman of the board of
General Motors Corporation;
Mayor Roman S. Gribbs of
Detroit, U.S. Senators Rob-
ert Griffin and Philip A.
Hart, State Atty. Gen. Frank
J. Kelley, former U.S. Am-
bassador to the UN Philip M.
Klutznick, Governor William
G. Milliken, Alan E. Schwartz,
Leonard N. Simons, Jack L.
Spitzer, Lynn A. Townsend,
chairman of the board of
Chrysler Corporation, Paul
Zuckerman, national chair-
man of the United Jewish
Appeal, and Rabbi Leonard
Berman of Pontiac's Cong.
Bnai Israel.
David M. Blumberg, inter-
national president of Bnai
Brith and an honorary co-

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chairman, will make the
presentation of the award to
Cohn for "distinguished and
enduring contributions of a
humanitarian nature."
Louis Berry is general
chairman of the $100-a-plate
dinner, sponsored by the
Bnai Brith Foundation. of
which Louis Weber is chair-
man.
Proceeds of the banquet
will go to the Bnai Brith
Youth Services which help
200,000 young people and
teen-agers in universities and
high schools throughout the
country.
Walker L. Cisler, Joseph
L. Hudson, Jr., and Max
Fisher are honorary chair-
men of the affair.
Reservatinos for the din-
ner may be obtained by con-
tacting the Bnai Brith Foun-
dation, 21711 W. Ten Mile
dation, 21711 W. 10 Mile
Road, Southfield, 354-6100.

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DEBORAH CHAPTER will
hold a joint meeting with
Centennial Chapter 8 p.m.
Thursday at the Southfield
Civic Center. The program
will be a "Detroit Panel of
American Women." For in-
formation, call Mrs. Joanne
Paholak, program chairman,
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OAKLAND CENTURY
LODGE will hold a dinner
meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday at
the Town and Country Club.
Following dinner, Habonim
Labor Zionist Youth will pre•
sent a survey of Israeli cul-
ture through song and dance.
The lodge will hold its semi-
annual black tie dinner-
dance Nov. 19 at the Raleigh
House.

BB Erects 3rd Senior

Adult Facility in NY

ALBANY (JTA) — The
cornerstone dedication for
the third Bnai Brith senior
citizens housing develo p-
ment — a $4,000,000, 190-
apartment development —
was held here Sunday.
Mayor Erastus Corning III,
Congressman Samuel Strat-
ton, representatives of the
Department of Housing and
Urban Affairs and Bnai
Brith officials joined in cere-
monies.
The nonprofit, nonsectari-
an project will be ready for
occupancy next fall at rents
ranging from $114 to $129.

County Blood Center
Is Now in Southfield

The Michigan Community
Blood Center announced the
relocation of its Oakland
County facility this week.
The new Blood Center will
be located in the Oxford Pro-
fessional Building at 17040
W. 12 Mile, Southfield (559-
6490). The present MCBC
office in Lathrup Village will
be closed.
Uri Katz, MCBC managing
director, said the move was
undertaken for the conven-
ience of volunteer donors in
Oakland County. There will
be ample parking and larger
quarters.
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MAXWELL JOSPEY was
the "Jewish Awardee" at
the Knights of Charity din-
ner of Maryglade College at
the Raleigh House, Saturday
night.

to Be Outlined at 27th Dinner

The Detroit Chapter of
American Society for Tech-
nion will utilize the theme of
Technion's 50th anniversary
at its 27th annual dinner 6
p.m. Nov. 26 at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Sam Rich, past president
of the Detroit Chapter, a
member of the national
board of directors and chair-
man of Technion's Golden
Jubilee, will present high-
lights of Technion's 50 years
of achievement and announce
plans for the jubilee celebra-
tion.
Special tribute will be paid
at the dinner to one of Tech-
nion's founders and leaders,
Benjamin Wilk. Technion
scholarships in the amounts
of $250 and up are being

Histadrut Event
to Get Boost
From Official

Histadrut's annual leader-
ship dinner, in advance of
the official opening of the
campaign, will take place
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pledged to the i 'Benjamin
Wilk Scholarship tind," and
a goal of 500 scholarships
has been set. Serving with
Sam Rich, chairman of the
scholarship committee, are
Dr. Joseph N. Epel and Sal-
man Grand, cochairmen.
Others serving one, the com-
mittee include Maurice Axel-
rod, Alex J. Eticin, Louis
Gelfand, Julius J.1 Harwood,
Irving A. Hershman, Dr.
Richard C. Hertz,] Harry L.
Jackson, David O. Kahn,
Louis Milgrom, Richard Mo-
dell and Louis G. Redstone.
Gen. Dan Tolkowsky, for-
mer commander of Israel's
air force and managing di-
rector of the Israel Discount
Bank. will be keynote speak-
er. Gen. Tolkowsky is
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member of the board of gov-
ernors of the Technion-Israel
Institute of Technology.
For dinner reservations,
call the Technion office, 556-
5190.
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ME DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Ilea. 3, 1172-31

NORMAN D. TILLES of
Providence, R.I., national
commander of the Jewish
War Veterans of the U.S.A„
will leave for England and
Europe to make an emer-
gency appeal to veterans
groups in that area of thc
world for help in mobilizing
world opinion against the
Soviet Union's "appalling
visa blackmail against Jews
who wish to emigrate from
that country."

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