Multiple Salutes Highlight Bonds
Event Extending Honors to Mrs. Adler

Impressive ceremonies marking
the Hanuka festival, the lighting
of the special 12-branched Israel
Menora and emphasis on Israel's
needs that call for vast invest.
ments to assist in the country's de-
velopment, marked the Israel Bond
dinner at Cong. Shaarey Zedek
Sunday evening.
The occasion served to honor
Mrs. Morris (Goldie) Adler who
was presented with the Eleanor
Roosevelt Humanities Award in
recognition of her many contribu-
tions to Jewish causes.
With Israel Ambassador to the
United States Itzhak Rubin and
Mrs. Rabin as notable guests,
the dinner, attended by more than
550 who subscribed to more than
$1,000,000 in bond purchases, was
among the impressive of the year's
Israel functions.

Ambassador Rabin presented
Mrs. Adler with the medal that
marks the Eleanor Roosevelt
awards. In addition, Mrs. Morris
Schaver gave Mrs. Adler a com-
memorative volume containing
photos and newspaper records
of the honors accorded the hon-
oree. Rabbi Irwin Groner, Louis
Berry, dinner chairman; Dr.
Samuel Krohn, Shaarey Zedek
president, and Robert Brody,
chairman of the Detroit Israel
Bond committee, joined in ex-
pressing appreciation for Mrs.
Adler's services.

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At the Shaarey Zedek Israel Dinner of State, are (from left),
seated: Dr. Samuel Krohn, president of Shaarey Zedek; Mrs. Morris
L. Schaver, Israel Bond women's division chairman; Mrs. ltzhak
Rabin; General Rabin; Mrs. Morris (Goldie) Adler; standing, Cantor
Jacob Barkin, Mrs. Louis Berry, Louis Berry, Robert Brody, Rabbi
Irwin Groner, Morris Karbal and Cantor Jacob H. 1Sonenklar.

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Turning to the Menora, he
gave a five-fold definition for
Hanuka: 1. Light means free-
dom, progress, belief. 2. It sym-
bolizes our struggle for freedom
and against bigotry. 3. It sym-
bolizes liberation, in our day
making Jerusalem again the
Jewish capitaL 4. It represents
a share of perspective for a peo-
ple who fought for so long, re-
minding them: "What is a cen-
tury more or less in our life?
Nothing Is easy in the struggle
and if it takes 20 or SO more

years, it is the perspective in re-
lation to history. 5. It represents

the Miracles, the realization that
we have to fight for the freedom.
"You can't achieve it without the
willingness to join the fight . . .
You have to believe in miracles
but they do not occur unless they
are supported by something
practical."
The new Menora, the Israel sym-

It was like a vast family gather.
ing to make note of the achieve-
ments of a distinguished member
of the group and in her response
Mrs. Adler, addressing herself to
"dear mishpaha," made reference
to her late husband, and to the
bol of light represented by the
many encomia of the evening.
"The rabbi has been here all Twelve Tribes, was lit by a num-
day," she said. "whispering in my ber who were selected for the
ear, -'Goldie, please don't inhale.'
I am the symbol of many women
who have done as much as I did.
Tonight we rededicate ourselves
to work together and to stretch
out our hands to our brethren in
Israel, to contribute to this cause
our zeal and our help."

Zeno Sheinberg Plans
to Marty Joel Welber

The evening's ceremonies start-
ed uniquely, with Mrs. Louis
Berry offering a toast to Presi-
dent Zalman Shazar of Israel,
the audience then joining In the
singing of Hatikva, and Brig.
Gen. S. L. A.' Marshall toasting
President Richard Nixon, the
audience then singing the Star
Spangled Banner.

Cantor Jacob Barkin, who led
in the singing of the national an-
them, also gave the musical pro-
gram, with David Syme at the
piano. Morris Karbal recited the
Hamotzi and Cantor J. H. Sonen-
klar led in the Benshen.
Berry, as chairman of the eve-
ning, placed emphasis on the vital
need to strengthen Israel through
Israel Bond purchases.
The address of Ambassador
Rabin was an inspirational evalua-
tion of the Hanuka festival. Rabin
pointed out that Israel's army does
not offer decorations. It only em-
phasizes participation in military
services regardless of rank, he
stated, with every citizen doing
his bit to contribute to the coun-
try's defense.

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MISS ZENA SHEINBERG

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Shein-
berg of Jersey City announce the
engagement of their daughter Zena
to Joel S. Welber, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Welber of Nadine Rd-,
Huntington Woods.
Miss Sheinberg is completing
her senior year at the University
of Michigan. Her fiance, a grad-
uate of U of M, attends Wayne
State University's law school.
A June wedding is planned.

Hamburger Reception Honors Mrs. Adler

At the Skaarey Zedek leadership reception, hosted by Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Hamburger in their Birmingham home, which resulted
in a total of $7•0,••• in Israel Bond subscription, (from left) Mr.
and Mrs. Hamburger; Gen. S. L. A. Marshall, guest speaker; Mrs.
Morris (Garlic) Adler, the honoree; Mrs. Louis Berry, chairman
of the corps of patron-hosts; Louis Berry, the general chairman,

and stabbi Irwin Glaser;

honor, with Rabbi Groner reciting
the assignments and describing
the tribal roles. The additional
13th central light— the Light of
Israel—was lit by Ambassador and
Mrs. Rabin.
Those were chosen to light the
12 candles were: Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Hamburger, Abraham Bor-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milan,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Berry, Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Green, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Holtzman, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Karbal.
Also lighting candles were, Dr.
Mrs. Ira Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Brody, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Baron, Louis E. Levitan,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Weisberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Weisberg,
and Mrs. Emma Schaver. Each par-
ticipant received from Ambassador
Rabin an emblem of the tribe the
candle represented.
In their addresses, Rabbi Groner,
Mrs. Schaver, Berry and Dr.
Krohn enumerated the many serv-
ices that were rendered by Mrs.
Adler—to Israel, Hadassah and to
synagogue and related causes.
Irwin Green joined Berry in list-
ing the many bond purchases that
were made in Mrs. Adler's honor.

Avern Cohn Elected
to AJCommittee Board

Avern Cohn, co-chairman of the
advisory board, Detroit Chapter
of the American Jewish Commit-
tee, has been
elected to the
board of gover-
nors of the Amer-
ican Jewish Com-
m i ttee, it has
been announced
by Philip E. Hoff-
m a n , national
president. Coh n
was elected to
the policy - mak-
ing board at the

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22—Friday, December 25, 1970

Brandeis U. Names
Schottland President

A fly Is as untamable as a
hyena.—Ralph Waldo Emerson.

WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) —
Charles I. Schottland, 63, acting
president of Brandeis University
since the resignation of Morris B.
Abram last March, recently was
named the university's third pres-
ident.
Schottland served as commis-
sioner of social security in the
Eisenhower administration. For 11
years, he was dean of Brandeis's
Florence Heller Graduate School
for Advanced Studies in Social
Welfare.

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He is vice president of the De-
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1970 Bond Sales Should
Exceed $200 Million

NEW YORK (JTA)—The 1970
Israel Bond campaign "is almost
defiintely assured of winding up
with an over-all total in excess of
$200,000,000," it was predicted by
Sam Rothberg, national campaign
chairman of the Israel Bond Or-
ganization, at the Hanukah Festi-
val for Israel in Madison Square
Garden.
Max Abrams, campaign chair-
man of the Greater New York
Committee for State of Israel
Bonds, sponsors of the Hanuka
Festival, reported that Israel Bond
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