16—Friday, April 6, 1973
Campaigners Report Progress in Allied Drive
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
New Yorker to Get Hebrew U. Medal
NEW
YORK — Sidney
Musher of New York has
been named to receive the
1973 S. Y. Agnon Gold Medal,
the highest national distinc-
tion of American Friends of
the Hebrew University.
The award will be present-
ed to him at the Greater
New York Region Founders
annual dinner May 23, at
Delmonico Hotel here.
Musher was cited by Har-
vey M. Krueger, chairman
of the Greater New York
Region of American Friends,
who serves as chairman of
the dinner's tribute commit-
tee, for his "outstanding
service to community better-
ment and commitment to
high ideals for the benefit
of mankind."
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Allied Jewish Campaign general chairmen Paul M.
Handleman and Samuel Frankel, from left, called to their
side the national UJA chairman, Paul Zuckerman, to
share with them the important news that $11,276,613 had
been pledged at the opening campaign dinner meeting at
Adas Shalom, March 28. They are shown expressing their
joy in photo top left.
Services-Arts and Crafts Division Chairman Sherwood
Colburn hands assignments for the 1973 Allied Jewish Cam-
pagin, in photo to right, to officials of the laundry-linen
drivers Local 285. From left are Colburn, Ernest Zipser,
secretary-treasurer, Arthur S. King, union local president,
and campaign workers Harry Ehrlich and Leo Stern. A
brunch at the Jewish Center launched the union's drive
which benefits AJC-IEF and the Detroit Histadrut cam-
paign.
The junior division's president, Robert M. Rubin, bot-
tom left, reported that the division workers had raised
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on the way to setting a record total in 1973." Seated next
to Rubin is Milton Dresner, associate chairman for the
real estate and building trades division of the AJC-IEF.
Reporting that the women's division of the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign has raised more than 100 per cent of its
last year's total at the time of the campaign opening
dinner, Mrs. Merle Harris said: "With 1,600 more gifts to
obtain, women's division is certain to have a tremendous
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increase in what our workers raised last year. Our efforts
will not cease before every one of our prospects is
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left, is Samuel Frankel, general chairman. Associate
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Yeshiva University Museum, Newestin NYC, to Open on Sunday
NEW YORK — The city's
newest cultural attraction,
the Yeshiva University Mu-
seum, will open to the public
Sunday, it was announced by
Dr. Samuel Belkin, president.
The museum, endowed by
Erica and Ludwig Jesselson,
is located at the university's
main center in Manhattan's
Washington Heights and is
devoted to Jewish art, arch-
itecture and history.
To be open initially three
days a week, Sundays, Tues-
days and Thursdays from 11
a.m. to 5:30 p.m., the mu-
seum traces Jewish art and
history from the 3rd Century
to modern times.
On permanent display is
the exhibit "Synagogues
Through the Centuries," fea-
turing nine meticulously-
crafted scale model syna-
gogues, er...”Aed especially
for the museum and the fres-
coes of Dura-En...ropos, the
! . .rd Century synagogue in
Syria. recreated especially
for thc, museum in half-scale.
Of special interest is the
Torah Scroll of the Baal
Shem Tov (Besht), founder
of Hasidism. It is :made of
thick, primitive parchment
and, according to tradition,
was written for the Besht,
who owned and used it. A
lumber of distinctive entries
and forms of script in the
scroll are believed to have
been made by the Besht him-
self.
Among the many displays
are the rare books from Yes-
hiva University's and private
collections.
There are also stylistically
significant Torah crowns, fin-
ials and headpieces, Sabbath
kidush cups, incense boxes
and lamps for synagogue
"eternal Eames."
An unusual feature is a
wall-size, electrified, analytic
map, which chronicles the
historic migration of Jewish
communities from the time of
Abraham to the 20th Century.
The first special holiday
exhibit, April 8-June 4, is en-
titled, "From Passover to
Shavuot." Included are rare
Hagadot, among them the
earliest printed Hagada,
known as the Prague Haga-
da (16th Century) and Pass-
over ceremonial utensils, din-
nerware and items for the
baking and decoration of
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