Honorary Chairmen Picked
for Event Honoring Woodcock
Personalities in business,
civic and philanthropic cir-
cles are the honorary chair-
men of the dinner for Leon-
ard Woodcock, UAW presi-
dent, who will receive the
1973 National Bnai Brith Hu-
manitarian Award Nov. 28 at
Cobo Hall.
Irwin I. Cohn is general
chairman. Honorary chair-
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more than 280 universities
and colleges, Bnai Brith
Youth Organizations and
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ices
F o r dinner reservations,
call the Bnai Brith Founda-
tion, 354-6100.
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Round Table
to Cite Pioneer
in Brotherhood
10—Friday, October 5, 1973
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've just stepped up
to a more expensive suit;
the one you're wearing
just went up in price.
ALFRED PELHAM
Former Detroit City Con-
troller Alfred M. Pelham will
be honored for his pioneer
activities in helping to build
a united Detroit community
at a Dec. 16 dinner at Cobo
Hall where he will receive
t h e National Brotherhood
Award of the National Con-
ference of Christians and
Jews.
Pelham, former Wayne
County budget director, is
currently co-chairman of the
education task force of the
Detroit Board of Education.
He is also a former vice-
president f o r finance o f
Wayne State University and
former interim president of
Wayne County Community
College.
The dinner will raise funds
in support of the Detroit
Round Table's 1974 communi-
cation programs to build un-
derstanding and cooperation
among citizens of different
religious and racial back-
grounds.
Luba Trepper
Begs Husband's
Right to Emigrate
NEW YORK (JTA)—Mrs.
Luba Trepner, wife of the
former leader of the "Red
Orchestra," Leopold Trep-
per, arrived here Tuesclim
for a nation-wide tour to
help gain support for her
husband's efforts to leave
Poland and go to Israel, it
was announced by Yuri Suhl,
a member of the U. S. Free
Trepper Committee which is
sponsoring Mrs. Trepper's
visit. She is due to meet
with American Jewish lead-
ers and heads of Trepper
defense committees across
the country.
The Polish government has
six times refused to permit
Leopold Trepper to emigrate
to Israel to be reunited with
his family. He is currently
alone and seriously ill in
Warsaw, according to reports
reaching here. The 68-year-
old former master spy whose
exploits during World War II
caused considerable damage
to the Nazi army, has re-
ported that his home is un-
der constant surveillance and
his phone tapped. In answer
to protests, Polish authorities
invariably reply, "We are
protecting you from provoca-
tion," he said.
Sponsors of the U. S. Free
Trepper Committee include
Rep. Bella Abzug, Paddy
Chayefsky, , Emil F acken-
heim, Maxwell Geismer, Vi-
vian Gornick, Herbert Gold
and Morris Schappes.
I'm not a politican and my
other habits are good.—Arte-
mus Ward.
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