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Japan. He was discharged in Juno
1946, with the rank of captain.
Rabbi Adler is the author of a
two-volume work, "Great Passages
from the Torah," which is used as
a text-book by the National Aca-
demy of Adult Jewish Studies and
by other adult Jewish institutes.
Rabbi Adler was married to
Goldie Kadish in 1929 and they
have one daughter, Shulamith.

lice commissioner, will be guest
speaker at the Harry B. Keidan
Lodge at •8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.
5, in the English room of the Book
Cadillac Hotel. He will speak on
police activities in meeting racial
problems.
Harry Rott, newly-elected presi-
dent of the lodge, will introduce
him.

PISGAII WOMEN
Tony Weitzel, Detroit News
columnist, will be guest speaker
at a meeting of the Pisgah Wo-
men of Bnai Brith at 8:30 p.m.
Monday, Nov. 4, at Congregation
Bnai Moshe. This meeting will be
the last before the group's annual
donor luncheon Nov. 12 at Masonic
Temple. Mrs. Samuel Gold is
chairman.

PISGAII MEN
The program committee of Pis-
gah Lodge has arranged a quiz
program for its meeting at 8:30 ,
p. m. Monday, Nov. 4, at the Jew-
ish Community Center. The ques.
Lions will be on Bnai Brith and
Judaism.

Million Members Preacher, Educator, Leader
Rabbi Adler Beloved in Community
Is Zionist Goal

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American government had "em-
ployed its full strength to get re-
sults" on Palestine.
20,000 ENTER ZION
Rudolph G. Sonenborn, of New
York, acting national chairman of
the United Palestine Appeal, re-
ported that $40,000,000 was re-
ceived this year by the UPA from
the United Jewish Appeal. Of this
amount, half will go to the Jewish
National Fund and half to the
Palestine Foundation Fund.
Despite the obstacles created by
the British government, more than
20,000 Jewish refugees entered Pal-
estine during the eight months
from Jan. 1 to Aug. 31, 1946, he
said. Also, more than 5,000 others
reached the shores of the Jewish
homeland but were deported by
the British to Cyprus.
Judge Morris Rothenberg, presi-
dent of the Jewish National Fund,
reporting for the JNF, said that
35 new settlements had been estab-
lished during the past year and
more than 40,000 dunams of land
redeemed "despite the vicious and
restrictive land laws of the Brit-
ish."
To make possible this achieve-
ment, the JNF remitted to Pales-
tine the sum of $12,000,000 since
September, 1945.

Schuster Heads
Mechanical Trade
Service Division

Max Schuster was elected chair-
man of the mechanical trades divi-
sion of the Detroit Service Group
at the Founders' meeting.
Other officers are: Vice-chair-
men, William S. Gershenson, Ben
L. Silberstein; executive secretary,
Esther R. Phussian; representa-
tives to the Federation board of
governors, Milton K. Mahler, Ben
Kramer.
Elected to represent the indivi-
dual sections on the board are:
Auto sales, Harry Newman; gar-
ages and parking lots, Harold
Lachman; wreckers, auto parts
and accessories, Morris L. Fru-
man; gas and oil, Nathan Kolb;
tire dealers, Jerry Bielfield; me-
tals, Morris W. Zack; scrap iron,
Barney L. Keywell, Samuel J.
Rands; steel, Samuel B. Solomon;
machinery, Harvey H. Goldman;
g e ner al manufacturing, David
Tann; industrial engineers, Robert
N. Janeway; textiles, Morey L.
Abrahams; bags, bottles and bar-
rels, Herman Cohen; waste paper
and rags, Benjamin M. Laikin.

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Broadcast

By DR. PERRY P. BURNSTINE

THE ANNUAL INSTALLATION
of officers of Lt. Ell Rosenblum
Post 231, of Flint, and its auxiliary,
were held Oct. 27 at the Durant
Hotel in Flint, and the colorful
ceremonies were reminiscent of
prewar days.
The officers are: Commander, Dr.
Sam Skulsky; Sr. vice commander,
Dan Policoff; Jr. vice command-
er, Irving Himelhoch; adjutant,
Benjamin Gotlieb; quartermaster,
Joseph Schiller; chaplain, Edward
Werbe; officer of the day, Max
Linder; sergeant at arms, Herbert
Davis; judge advocate, Herman
Cohen; historian, Evelyn Golden;
trustees, Dr. Sidney Leitson, Abe
Goldman, and Sam Sills.
Mrs. M. Himelhoch was installed
as president of the Ladies Auxili-
ary 231, with Mrs. Louba Lupi-
loff, president of the Ladies Aux-
iliaries, Department of Michigan,
serving as installing officer.
The principal address was given
by Isadore Ginsberg of New York,
past department commander of
New York. He is one of the lead-
ing candidates for national com-
mander.

• • •

THE REHABILITATION and
welfare dance of the department
will be held Saturday night, In
the large auditorium. Entertain-
ment and a popular dance orches-
tra will be featured. Rudolph Stein
Is chairman of the committee.
• • •
DR. JOSEPH EDER, director of
professional services, will be the
featured speaker at an Armistice
Day celebration sponsored by De-
troit Post No. 135 Nov. 11. All
posts, auxiliaries and the general
public are Invited.

By IRVING I. KATZ
ABBI MORRIS ADLER, the
successor of Dr. Abraham M.
Hershman in the pulpit of Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek, is rec-
ognized as one of the most prom-
inent younger conservative rabbis
in the country.
Only 41 years old, he has al-
ready established himself as a
forceful preacher, an expert edu-
cator and a beloved pastor. He
has taken an active and impor-
tant part in many phases of the
civic and communal life of the
city and is known as a messenger
of goodwill In interfaith groups.
Rabbi Adler was born in Slutzk,
Russia, March 30, 190G, the son of
a rabbi, and came to the United
States in. 1912.
A graduate of the College of
the City of New York in 1929,
he was ordained in 1935 by the
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America, from which he gradu-
ated with distinction.
He is also a graduate of the
Teacher's Institute of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of America
and pursued graduate studies at
Columbia University.
• • •
3 YEARS IN BUFFALO
FROM 1935 TO 1938 Rabbi Ad-
ler served as rabbi of Temple
Emanu-El in Buffalo, N. Y. and
was very active in that commu-
nity. In 1938 he received a call to
the post of assistant rabbi of
Shaarey Zedek and later was ele-
vated to associate rabbi.
Among the important positions
held by Rabbi Adler since his com-
ing to Detroit are: Member, board
of governors, Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration; member, executive board,
Jewish Community Council; presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
District of Detroit; me mbe r,
board of governors, National Aca-
demy of Adult Jewish Studies of
the Jewish Theological Seminary
of America; member, Board of De-
troit Round Table of Catholics,
Jews an Protestants; member, ad-
ministrative council of the Zionist

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SUNDAY, NOV. 10

Meyer Lebowitz and Herman
Zimmerman, co-chairmen of mem.
bership, said Menorah pins and
the book "This Is Bnal Brith"
KEIDAN LODGE
will be presented to new mem-
John F. Ballenger, Detroit po- be.rs.

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• • •
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