Local, National Leaders Commend
Enter geitcy-
Laven for Many Communal Services
Kibutz Girl Writes Family in Detroit F 1111d Assisted
Recognizing the many years of dinner.
In a stirring address, Dr.
Daniel A. Laven's services to many
of Affect of War on Settlement Life
Levin described the progress
causes, especially in the congre-
by
Servicemen
made
by Yeshiva University in
around
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS.
20—Friday, June 23, 1967
snack, and we prepared to stay
with them as late as necessary.
At 6. however, they were sent
home.
Votrobeck is in receipt of a letter
from her daughter. Anita. who is
on Kibutz Urim. The letter des-
cribes in moving detail the reac-
tions of her kihutz to tlic war. The
letter says in part:
"At 10:45 (J. une 7) an alert was
sounded and we took the kids
down to the shelters. It was a very
short one; just a precaution until
a couple of unidentified planes in
the area had been checked on.
Throughout all the alerts the chil-
dren were constantly in good spirit
and never grew hysterical.
"In the background to all of
this was the sound of distant shell-
ing and of overflying planes. In
fact, just before we heard the radio
announcement, we heard planes
flying low over us on their way to
the Sinai border.
The commission on Jewish chap
laincy of the National Jewish Wel-
fare Coard announced that Jewish
servicemen in the 11 corps area in
Vietnam have already contributed
S500 to the United Jewish Appeal's
Israel Emergency Fund. according
to word received from Chaplain
Ernest D. Lapp. Jewish Chaplain
of 1 Field Force Vietnam.
Chaplain Aaron D. Michelson.
the Jewish chaplain at Fort Knox.
Ky., stated that Jewish men con-
tributed approximately 5700 to the
Israel Emergency Fund in a five-
day period.
IWB's Commission on Jewish
Chaplaincy noted that Jewish mili-
tary personnel at Camp Lejeune.
N. C.. where Chaplain Norman R.
Patz is assigned, would soon com-
plete their emergency drive and
that Jewish men at Fort Bliss.
Texas. whose spiritual leader is
Chaplain Isaac II. Celnik, were par-
ticipating through the Jewish com-
munity of El Paso.
in behalf of religious causes, local
and national leaders joined in
honoring him Thursday night, at
the annual dinner of Detroit
Friends of Yeshiva University at
the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
Alfred A. May, as chairman of
the dinner committee; Edward C.
Levy, who gave the Distinguished
Service Award to Laven; Rabbis
Ilayim Donin and James I. Gordon.'
Yeshiva University graduates who
gave the opening and closing
prayers: Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, who
led in the Benshen; David Gold-
berg, treasurer of the committee;
Dr. Jacob E. Goldman, dinner co-
chairman; and the guest speaker,
Dr. Leo Levin, vice provost of the
University of Pennsylvania, com-
mended Laven for his dedicated
labors.
research and in the humanities
in order "to infuse planning for
the future." He said that the
business of transmitting Tora
knowledge has been and re-
mains a major university task
which is being attained as a
great asset to Jewry.
While transmitting the heritage
-
of our people, the university is
rendering a great community serv-
ice," Dr. Levin said. He said the
1,000 rabbis who are Yeshiva Uni-
versity graduates "are infusing a
richness in Jewish life." He said
that alumni, who are active in
business, science, education and
government, are leaders in all
walks of life, emphasizing "the
understanding of what makes man
.,nd the r oots of human
man and
values."
a
Laven's response to the encomia
included an evaluation of his ex-
perience in community services
and contained a message of re-
dedication to the causes with which
he has been associated with his
wife and other family members
since he came to this country from
Russia at the age of 13.
"Last night we slept in the
trenches, mothers and children in
the shelters, and all men on guard
duty because of the danger from
Egyptian Fedayeen. It was a
"We were sitting and talking crowded and uncomfortable night
and suddenly the siren rang. The but brilliantly starlit. The darkness
kids!' Within a few seconds we of the meshek was complete, how-
had grabbed the infant and put ever. We are under blackout to-
her in her carriage, put Ilagit with night also.
her, and had Edo already rushing
May, in his opening address,
As it turned out, the precau-
out of the room. I ran to open the . lions were well taken. A Fedayeen
told of the wide interest in the
front door for the carriage and mine was exploded by us at the
Einstein College of Medicine, a
someone outside said 'Where are
part of Yeshiva University, and
you rushing to?' Stop. Near faint, edge of our fields upon discover-
the assistance it has received
ing it."
'It's just Ehud playing with the
from the Ford Fouadation. He
siren (fixing it).'
emphasized the great values of
Yeshiva University to American
"At one in the afternoon. we
as
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Jewry and to the nation at large.
our fields was
saw that one
thought
Dr. Goldman, who brought greet-
burning. My first thou
YOUR CANDID
Ted.tyeen' but it was an acciden-
ings from the president of the uni-
advertisement
in-
between
Israel
and
the
Arabs,
In a full-page
versity,
Dr. Samuel Belkin, gave
tal fire started by someone burn- serted this week in the Arab-lan- recognition of the statehood of
an
account
of
many
noted
Ameri-
animosi-
ing garbage.
of
guage Lebanese Gazette edited by Israel, abandonment
cans who have graduated from the
"I was in the kollelet cleaning tip Checri Kanaan and published in ties and the acceptance of Israel's
WILL BE
after breakfast when I heard over Detroit, three Detroiters joined in sovereignty over the entire city university. lie told of the progress
school in its
the radio that Israeli planes were an appeal to the Lebanese to re- of Jerusalem. He recognizes that made by the great
fighting Egyptian tanks. Immedi- main at peace with Israel and to Israel will respect the Holy Places. many departments and revealed
ately after, Danni Kerman entered strive for a permanent peace Ilis consistent editorial policy has the important role many Yeshiva
WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED
University graduates are playing in
and in a calm unmoving voice told agreement between the two na- been a recognition of the Zionist
BY BERNARD H.
ideology and the fullest respect Israel's battle for justice.
us to take the kids down to the tions.
Dr. Goldman read a message
for Israel.
shelter.
The advertisement reads:
from Senator Abraham Ribicoff of
PIIILLIP STOLLMAN
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"We moved into the shelter
Connecticut who was prevented
MAX STOLLMAN
"Both terms mean peace . . .
where we stayed for about two
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MORRIS BRANDWINE" by important Senate business from
hours. Then we went back to our Both beckon to the peoples of the
coming to Detroit to address the
regular schedule except that the Middle East to live together in
children were kept in the class- harmony, to establish .good rela-
Former Detroiters'
rooms and not allowed to move tions, to labor together for a So-
Son a War Casualty
around. Our main activity seemed ciety of Human Beings who will
The son of former Detroiters
to be the radio. At 1:30 the out- abandon enmities and will accept
Mr. and Mrs. Moshe Zamir is
side children were sent home. The the rule of Good Will and the co-
reported among the casualties
children came out of the shelters operation that assures the highest
From LONDON, ENGLAND
of Israel's war.
type of human relationships.
this means of greet-
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