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Albright First
Borman Lecturer
at Wayne State
Detroit's Support for Bar-Ilan
University Urged at Pre-Banquet
Gathering by Cohn and Stollman
versity, world famous Biblical
archaeologist, will deliver the
year's first Borman Near East-
ern Lecture, Thursday evening,
in the Community Arts Audito-
rium, Ferry and Second.
His subject will be "The Ar-
chaeological Past and the Fu-
ture of Hu-
manity."
At 1:30 p.m.
next Friday,
he will speak
leaders joined in an appeal to
make the forthcoming banquet
for Bar-Ilan University the out-
standing success in the history
of these undertakings.
The annual Bar-Ilan banquet
will be held at the Shaarey
Zedek on Nov. 26.
Irwin I. Cohn, general dinner
chairman for the Nov. 26 event,
who was host at Wednesday's
dinner, said that the dedication
of the dinner in honor of Mes-
dames Joseph H. Ehrlich and
Theodore Bargman is in itself
cause for the widest participa-
tion because recognition will be
given to Detroit's most distin-
guished leaders.
"We have much more to be
concerned with," Cohn said.
"We are partners in a great ven-
ture—the advancement of high-
er education in Israel. Through
the annual dinners we sponsor
for the Bar-Ilan University we
secure funds to make it possible
for a great school to advance
Jewish learning and at the same
time increase scientific knowl-
edge. It is a privilege for us to
share in this effort and we
should enroll all the partici-
pants we possibly can to assist
in this great work."
At a
meeting of leaders and
Dr. W. F. Albright, Professor workers in behalf of Bar-Ilan
Emeritus of Johns Hopkins Uni- University in Detroit, community
At the Israel Bond tribute dinner on Nov. 7, at the Masonic
Temple, from left, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grosberg, Dov Joseph,
Israel Minister of Justice and Max M. Fisher, president of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, who was the toastmaster at the
affair which resulted in Israel Bond cash and pledges totaling
$305,000. Mrs. Grosberg received the Golden Trustee Scroll of
Honor by virtue of her purchase of $50,000 in Israel Bonds. She
thus joins her husband and Al Borman in the trio of Golden
Trustees.
Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti Communities
Plan Bond Dinner for Thomas Cook
The members of the com-
munities of Ann Arbor and
Ypsilantil will gather at the
Beth Israel Congregation, 1429
Hill, Ann Arbor on Dec. 7 for
the testimonial dinner in honor
of Thomas Cook, noted Ann
Arbor philanthropist and sup-
porter of the State of Israel.
The chairman for the Ann
Arbor-Ypsilanti Committee is
Rabbi Harold S. White; co-
chairman,Osias Zwerdling; tick-
ets and reservations, Mrs.
Isadore Lampe and Mr. and
Mrs. Philip M. Seymour; table
decorations, Mrs. Harry Cook
and Mrs. Herbert Schlager;
master of ceremonies, Dr. Reu-
ben L. Kahn; dinner arrange-
ments, Mrs. Isadore Margolis.
The committee consists of Mrs.
Samuel Bothman, Thomas Cook,
Dean William Haber, Dr. Her-
man Jacobs, Mrs. Moray Kut-
zen, Proil I Sharfnan and
Mrs. Israel Woronoff.
For reservations and tickets,
phone Mrs. Isadore Lampe, NO
8-7079.
ewry
On the
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
in Room B,
McGregor
Memorial Con-
ference C e n -
t e r , on the
subject "T h e
Integration of
Albright
the Bible into World History."
Federal Judge Wade H. Mc-
Cree will preside at Thursday's
meeting to which the entire
community is invited.
Prof. Albright's numerous ex-
cavations and interpretations
helped toward making archaeol-
ogy a precise science. Through
his work, Biblical traditions have
come to be seen in their Near
Eastern context and in the
proper perspective.
He is author of more than
800 scholarly publications of
which several are available in a
number of languages. He has
been president of the Palestine
Oriental Society, American Ori-
ental Society, Society of Bibli-
cal Literature, and the Interna-
tional Organization of Old Testa-
ment Scholars. He has long been
a member of many foreign na-
tional academies. He is a mem-
ber of the National Academy of
JWV Activities
Reservations for the banquet
are being taken at DI 1-0708. It
is expected that a record attend-
ance will mark the event.
The guest speaker at the din-
ner will be Dr. Joseph H. Look-
stein, president of Bar-ilan Uni-
versity. The presentation of the
honors to Mesdames Ehrlich and
Bargman will be made by Rabbi
Morris Adler.
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Time: 8:30 a.m. Sunday.
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Bnai Brith Israel
F e a t u r e: A Thanksgiving
Bond Leadership
service featuring an address by
Rabbi Abraham Shusterman of
Dinner on Tuesday
cal times and has been a visit-
Baltimore, Md. on "The Strug-
ing professor at Hebrew Union
Bnai Brith Lodge and Chap- gle for Existence."
College-Jewish Institute of Re-
ter presidents, Israel Bond
* * *
chairmen and Council officers
ligion. For his contributions to
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
will be the guests of the De-
scholarship, he has received 18
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
troit Israel Bond Organization
honorary doctorates from insti-
Station: WWJ.
at a Bnai
Feature: "The Builder," a tutions on three continents.
Brith Leader-
play about the life of Adolph
ship dinner,
Sutro, by David Davidson.
Mrs. Wallace to Chair
* * *
Tuesday, at
CARIH Fund-Raising
THE JEWISH HERITAGE
6:30 p.m., in
Detroit League, Children's
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
the Gemiluth
Asthma Research Institute and
Station:
WCAR.
Chassodim So-
Hospital, will meet next Wed-
Feature: "Choose Life—The
cial Hall,
nesday noon
New Traffic Commandment,"
Greenfield and
at the home of
will be discussed by Rabbi Ben-
Vassar.
Mrs. Louis
jamin
H.
Gorrelick,
Sergeant
The dinner
Germ an sk y,
Arthur Deconinck of the De-
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Safety
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Brith Israel Bond program.
It will be in
* * *
The call for the leadership
the form of a
TO DWELL TOGETHER
dinner was signed by Julius
kick-off meet-
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
Kahn, president, and Harry
ing, prior to
Station: WJBK (radio and
Weinberger, Israel chairman of
the fund-rais-
the Metropolitan Detroit Bnai television simultaneously).
ing luncheon,
Feature: "Drive to Stay
Brith Council and Mrs. Harry
to be held on
Bodzin, president, and Mrs. Irv- Alive" a traffic safety discus-
Wedn es day,
sion
with
Rabbi
Benjamin
H.
ing Isaacs, Israel chairman of
Jan. 15, at the
Gorrelick,
William
H.
Polking-
the Bnai Brith Women's Coun-
Shaarey
Ze-
horn of the Detroit Police
cil of Metropolitan Detroit.
dek. Mrs. Sid-
Dept. and W. Howard Cox of
ney Wallace, is
the Traffic Safety Association.
Mrs. Wallace fund raising
* * *
chairman, and can be contacted
COUNCIL - ALTMAN HOUR
for tickets at LI 3-0307. The
Time: 10 p.m. Saturday.
ticket chairman is Mrs. Joshua
Station: WJLB. -
Feature: "Bar-Ilan — A Uni- Karbel, UN 2-5607.
LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN versity in Israel," will be dis-
AUXILIARY will hold a busi- cussed by Irving Schlussel on Horace Gregory Poem:
ness meeting Monday at 20464 the occasion of the annual
Treasury
Ardmore. Hostess will be Mrs. dinner of Detroit Friends of Alphabetical
A world through open win-
Bess Goldberg. For information, that University.
dows and wide doors opens for
call UN 4-8330.
the young reader in "Alphabet
* * *
Joanna," a poem by Horace
SOL YETZ-MORRIS COHEN Handleman Shares Go for
Gregory.
AUXILIARY will hold a games On American Exchange
The illustrations which are so
party for children afflicted with
On behalf of Handleman Co., vital to such an alphabet poem
muscular dystrophy on Sunday wholesale merchandisers of are by Bernarda Bryson.
at the Jewish War Veterans Me- phonograph records and sund-
For each letter there is one
morial Home. Anyone wishing ries, Joseph Handleman, the or more words, creating an
to assist should call Mrs. Ann company's president, this week alphabetical treasury.
Rubin, KE 5-4031. The group placed for listing on the Ameri-
The book was published by
will hold a meeting on Monday can Stock Exchange 501,480 Holt, Rhinehart and Winston.
at the home of Tillie Goldman. common shares of his firm.
(333 Madison, N.Y. 17).
Bar-Ilan University, who join-
ed in the appeal, said that the
progress to the credit of the
university in the 10 years of
its existence is among the
impressive attainments in
Israel. He told of the vast in-
crease in the university's en-
rollment, the growth of the
school from an initial student
body of 100 to its present
1,300, and declared that Israel
and Jewry have been enriched
by the university.
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23 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, Nov. 15, 1963
Honored at Israel Bond Tribute