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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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At the recent Bnai Brith Metropolitan Detroit Council installation, new presidents representing
27 chapters gathered and were greeted by the new administration, headed by the new president, Mrs.
Irving Isaacs. They are (from left) standing: Mesdames Morton Steinhard, Bloch Chapter; Sandy
Sherman, Deborah; Robert Rudman, Brandeis; David Freedman, Dov Frenkel; Charles Wolin, Tucker;
Herbert Be; Zeiger; Eddie Silver, Masada; David Kirsh, Handler, Saul Rott, Keidan; Albert Sniderman,
Tikvah; Jack Has-nick, Gershwin; and Marcus Last, Einstein; seated: Joseph Radkin, East Side Chapter;
Allen Viedrah, Downtown-Fox; Murray Sedley, Morgenthau; William Olsen, Louis Marshall; Irving
Isaacs, Metropolitan Detroit Council; Gerald Berman, Israel; Miss Shirley Bernstein, Business and
Professional; Louis Kramer, Zager; and Jack Friedman, Pisg a h. Not pictured are Mesdames Myron
Gruskin, Centennial; Burton Selik, Detroit Lodge; Lewis Cooke, Galilee; Harold Rayberg, Rex; Richard
May, Frances Solovich; Harry Mlllman, Louis Stone.
`Law and Just ice in Israel'
to Be Jurist L andan's Topic
A group of Detroit attorneys
will hear Justice Moshe Landau
of the Israel Su-
preme Court at
a dinner meeting
6:30 p.m. May 21
at Cong. Bnai
Moshe, it was
announced by Al-
bert M. Colman,
general chair-
man of the din-
ner committee.
Justice Landau,
who participated
(The Jewish
Levin
News regrets
the typographical error in the
date in last week's announce-
ment.)
Justice Landau, who participated
in many of the milestone decisions
of Israel's high court, will speak
about "Law and Justice in Israel."
This meeting is sponsored by
Colman
Bronson
By SAM STEINGLASS
To most Americans he is the
superstar, and a living legend.
Away from the bigger-than-life
screen, however, is a man we all
seem to know. Like a dear friend.
Like a brother. Like a fellow Jew.
Like a fellow human being.
Like many of us, he came to
America from "the old country"
—from Europe—and he sank his
roots deep into the heart and soul
and soil of America.
He breathed its air of freedom
—deeply, so that it filled his lungs
and his brain. He beheld its end-
less horizons of hope and oppor-
tunity beckoning him onward—
challenging him—blinding him with
its sunshine—urging him to earn
the prize, the reward, the Ameri-
can dream.
In his chosen profession, he
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has wrestled with words—even
as Jacob wrestled with the angel.
He has wrestled with words—to
give them life—to give them
truth—to give them the maxi-
mum meaning. He has never
short-changed an author. He has
given back more, but never less,
than he has received.
He will never admit, however,
that he has fully repaid his debt
to America. This is his personal
installment plan—to repay Ameri-
ca for all it offered him in the
way of opportunity and freedom—
and no matter how much he tries,
he can't seem to catch up on his
payments.
He seeks no free ride on the
gravy train of fame. He prefers
to walk with the rest of us on
the hard road of reality. Wise,
understanding and aware, he does
not engage in the stylish sophistry
who is a Jew and what is a Jew.
Instead, he goes directly to the
heart of the matter, which is the
importance of being a Jew, the im-
portance of remembering one's her-
itage, the importance of living up
to the responsibilities of a Jew.
He feels it a special respon-
sibility to live in this time,
in this generation which destiny
has chosen to witness the re-
birth of Israel. Twenty-seven
years ago, he stood in Madison
Square Garden as the narrator
for a mass memorial to the Jews
who lost their lives during the
Nazi reaime—and he declared,
"We will never die!"
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eration. Honorary chairmen are
S. Jerome Bronson and Charles L.
Levin.
Justice Landau, who gained
world-wide acclaim for his con-
duct of the Eichmann Trial, is vis-
iting the United States on behalf
of the American Technion Society, ,
a nationwide organization dedicat-
ed to the strengthening of relations
with the Technion-Israel Institute
of Technology, in Haifa. Justic
Landau is the chairman of t h e
Technion's board of governors.
He will meet with the leadership
of the Detroit Chapter at Bnai
Moshe, prior to the dinner meet-';
ing. Sam Rich is president of the I
Detroit Chapter.
Justice Landau's association
with the Tecbnlon has continued
for three decades. He currently
serves his third term as chair-
man of the board of governors.
The 120-member board, the high-
est policy-making body of the
Technion, consists of public
figures from Israel and over-
seas.
For reservations, call the Amer-
ican Technion Society, 358-3070.
Colman said there would be no
solicitation of funds.
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will be honored by members of
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This was announced by Jack
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1945-46, will receive the award at
the AZA's international convention
in August at Camp Bnai Brith,
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Pisgah 2nd Largest
Lodge in the World
Pisgah Lodge of Detroit, with
1,999 members, is the second larg-
est local Bnai Brith unit in the
world, Sam J. Stone, national
membership chairman, reported
this week. A suburban lodge out-
side Newark is the largest.
A Bnai Brith membership audit
showed that South Mountain Lodge
— based in Maplewood, N.J. —
has 2,752 enrolled members from
the northern suburban area of
Essex County.
The other eight largest Bnai
Brith units are: Mount Royal Lod
Brith units are: Mount Royal
Lodge (Montreal), Beverly Hills
Lodge, Denver Lodge, Suburban
Lodge (Chicago), Kansas City
Lodge, Missouri Lodge (St. Louis),
Hillside (N.J.) Lodge and Zion
Lodge (Columbus, 0.).
Bnai Brith has 500,000 members
in more than 4,600 men's, women's
and youth units throughout the
world.
LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAP-
TER will present a musical and
luncheon in honor of Mother's Day
Each year for the past seven- noon Tuesday at Cong. Beth Hillel.
teen years he has made it a per- Guests are invited at a small
sonal tradition to appear at the charge.
Hanuka Festival for Israel
before capacity audiences of
Israel Bond purchasers at Madison Youth to Hold Service
Square Garden. It was at the at Birmingham Temple
Hanuka Festival a year and a-
Birmingham Temple's youth
half ago that his 75th birthday was group will present the Sabbath
celebrated.
service 8:30 p.m. today at the
Frost School in Oak Park.
This is Edward G. Robinson.
This service will consist of orig-
It is a great 'privilege for De-
troit to welcome this distinguished inal poetry and music based on
American Jew on the occasion of the theme of friendship.
Participants are Billy Brandt,
the Israel Bond dinner saluting
Israel's 22nd anniversary Robert Ross, Sne Hirsch, Sandy
on May 28, when he will join Weissman, Mark Rosen, J e r r i
us in paying tribute to Nathan Adler, Sheldon Kentruk, David
Fishman, a lifelong supporter of Cheresch and Alan Licht.
Israel, who is celebrating his 75th
A happy life must be to a great
birthday this year. To both Mr.
Robinson and Mr. Fishman, we extent a quiet life, for it is only
extend our sincere wishes for many in an atmosphere of quiet that
more fruitful years of service to true joy can live.
the Jewish people and to Israel.
—Bertrand Russell
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