Beth Yehudah Schools to Honor
Abrams With Gold Toiah Award
Hillel L. Abrams, president
of Beth Yehudah Schools for
the last 10 years, will re-
ceive the school's sixth
Golden Torah Award at its
60th anniversary dinner Nov.
17 at Cobo Hall.
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be guest speaker.
Abrams, supervisor of the
finance division of the Wayne
County Sheriff's office, is a
member of the board of the
Hebrew Benevolent Society
and president of Northwest
Young Israel. -
Irwin I. Cohn is general'
chairman of the dinner, and
I. William Sherr ig dinner
chairman. For reservations,
call the Beth Yehudah
Schools, 557-6750.
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The 23rd annual Jewish
Book Fair will feature Dr.
Bernard Goldman, director
of the Wayne State Univer-
sity Press, to speak on "The
Wondering Jew" 10 a.m. Nov.
ulty since 1948, will be
sponsored by the Akiva Day
School PTO, Friends of Hil-
lel Day School and the
Woman's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools.
He is the author of several
books and numerous articles.
He was adjunct curator at
the Detroit Institute of Arts;
assistant editor . of "Criti-
cism;" and American editor
of "Bulletin International
D'Esthetique."
Dr. Goldman also was
chairman of the editorial
board for WSU Press and on
the executive board of the
DR. BERNARD GOLDMAN Detroit Print Club, and is a
member of Phi Beta Kappa.
14 at the Jewish Center.
Breakfast will be served at
9:30.
Dr. Goldman, professor of
art and art history and mem-
ber of the Wayne State fac-
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WSU Press Chief, Bernard Goldman,
to Address Jewish Book Fair Session
Author Chaim Grade left
his heart in Vilna, even
though he lost some of his
family and was subjected to
persecution there.
Grade, due to speak for
the 23rd annual Jewish Book
Fair 8 p.m. Nov. 11 at the
Jewish Center, said in a re-
cent New York Times inter-
view that he only speaks of
Vilna when asked and pre-
fers to speak of his writing.
The author of "The Agun-
ah," Grade still has a little
Bible that he took with him
when he fled Vilna in 1941.
During his flight he encoun-
tered some Russian soldiers,
who despite seeing the Bible
wanted to shoot him anyway.
However, a Soviet officer,
a Jew, saved his life. After
looking at the book, Grade
said the officer "asked me,
`Who are you?' and then got
very angry at the soldiers.
He handed the book back to
me very gently. When I left
them, I opened it, and it fell
open to Jeremiah 30:11."
The pas=sage fittingly
reads: "For I am with thee,
saith Jehovah, to save thee:
for I will make a full end
of all the nations whither I
have scattered thee, but I
will correct thee in measure
will in no wise leave
),Aee unpunished."
RUTH KLUGER
At 1 p.m. that day, Israeli
author Ruth K- 1 u g e r will
speak on "After the Last
Escape — What?" in the
Aaron DeRoy Theater, fol-
lowing a noon luncheon in
Shiffman Hall. She will• be
sponsored by the Greater
Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women.
She is one of five surviving
founders of Aliya Bet (illegal
immigration), an operation
which saved European Jews
from the Nazis. She was the
only female member of the
group.-
Author of "The Last Es-
cape," Miss Kluger began
-her rescue activities in 1939
in Romania. She brought
Arab Jews to Palestine, and
worked with the French and
Dutch Resistance. She later
became a colonel in the Hag-
ana, the Israeli defense or-
ganization.
In 1947 Gen. Charles de
Gaulle awarded her the
Croix de la Lorraine, re-
served for resistance fight-
ers. That same year she re-
ceived the French Legion
d' Honeur.
A resident of Israel, Miss
Kluger is president of the In-
sents a talk for the book fair
8 p.m. Nov-: 14 at the Center.
Editor-in-chief of Transac-
tion/Society Magazine, Horo-
witz will be sponsored by the
American Jewish Congress,
American Jewish Committee,
and the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith.
Dr. Horowitz, professor of
sociology at Rutgers Univer-
sity, has held teaching posts
at Washington - University,
Hobart and William Smith
Colleges, Bard College and
Buenos Aires University.
He also is visiting profes-
sor at Stanford University,
London School of Economics
and Political Science and the
University of Caracas, Vene-
zuela.
Dr. Horowitz has written
numerous articles and essays
for professional journals and
intellectual magazines, and
serves in an editorial capac-
ity for 10"scholarly journals.
The public is invited at no
charge.
For information on book
fair activities, call the Cen-
ter's cultural arts depart-
ment, 341-4200. -
Center Branch
to Have Lectures
The 10 Mile Jewish Center
Adult Council will sponsor a
lecture series, conducted by
former Wayne State Univer-
sity-Prof. Samuel Levin, be-
ginning 1 p.m. Monday at
the branch. The topic will be
"The Risk of a One-Party
System."
Other-lectures, at 1 p.m.,
will include "Hebrew Ideals
of Peace," Nov. 11; "Life,
Liberty and the Pursuit of
Happiness," Nov. 18; and
"Non-Jewish Opinions on
Jews and Judaism," Nov. 25.
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