24 November 14, 1975
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Honors. Brunch Due at Cong. Beth Achim
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JAY DI KIN
The sisterhood and men's
club of Cong. Beth Achim
will hold a special brunch 10
a.m. Nov. 23 in the syn-
agogue. Morning services
will be held at 9 a.m.
This special event will
honor Mrs. Ruby Roberts
and McKinley Williams "for
for
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their many years of devoted
service to Beth Achim."
Co-chairmen are Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Davis. For res-
ervations, by Tuesday, call
the synagogue office,
352-8670. There is a charge,
payable in advance or at the
door. Sisterhood president
is Mrs. Arthur Schussler,
and the men's club presi-
dent is William Freedman.
My forefathers have accu-
mulated treasures of
money, but I have accumu-
lated treasures of souls.
—The Talmud
You are invited to attend the presentation of the
IRWIN COHN
INTERNATIONAL
B'NAI B'RITH
HUMANITARIAN
AWARD
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"For distinguished and enduring contributions
of a humanitarian nature"
Presentation by Martin M. Gluchow
Vice President — International B'nai B'rith
TUES., NOV. 18, 1975, 6:00 P.M.
GRAND BALLROOM, COBO HALL
C. BOYD STOCKMEYER
The cause supported through the B'nai B'rith Humanitarian Award Dinner aids some 200,000 young people in
high schools and colleges throughout the nation, who will dir.ectly benefit from B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations
and the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization.
Reservations for the Humanitarian Award Dinner can be made by calling the B'nai B'rith F-oundation, 21711
W. 10 Mile Rd., Southfield, 354-6100, or contact your B'nai B'rith Lodge or Chapter.
Subscription
Dietary Laws Observed
$100 per person, minimum
Black Tie Optional
GENERAL DINNER CHAIRMEN
IRWIN I. COHN
JOSEPH L. HUDSON, JR.
ALAN E. SCHWARTZ
Honorary Chairmen
LOUIS BERRY
WALKER L. CISLER
HENRY FORD !!
ROY D. CHAPIN, JR.
MAX M. FISHER
JOHN J. RICCARDO
THOMAS A. MURPHY
LEONARD WOODCOCK
Honorary Co-Chairmen
Thomas B. Adorns
Martin M. Gluchow
Honorable Richard H. Austin
Honorable Robert P. Griffin
George E. Gullen
David M. Blumberg
Very Red. Malcom Carron, S.J.
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Dr. Richard Hertz
Maxwell Jospey
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Rabbi Benjamin M. Kahn
Honorable Philip A. Hart
Honorable Frank J. Kelley
Honorable Philip M. Klutznik
Jack Musick
Ray W. Macdonald
John S. Pingel
Rt. Rev. H. Coleman McGehee, Jr.
Jack Spitzer
William G. Meese
Honorable Coleman A. Young
Paul Zuckerman
Honorable William G. Milliken
Co-Chairmen and Dinner Committee*
Mrs. Morris Adler
Frank 'Colombo
Mrs. Ira Albion
Norman Allan
Hon. Daniel S. Cooper
J. Richard Cooper
Louis G. Allen
Richard W. Cordtz
Frank D. Angelo
Jacques Cousin
John Anstandig
Hon. Bobby Crim
Hugh Daly
Eugene Arden
MARTIN M. GLUCHOW
Robert Dewar
Maurice Aronsson
Louis E. Barden
Morris Direnfeld
James T. Barnes, Sr.
Henry Dorfman
Leonard Baron
Charles H. Gershenson
Bernard Gordon
Father Clement Kern
Horny Pearson
Paul Silver
William Klinsky
John Peppler
Mrs. Leonard Sims
Harry Koltonow
Raymond T. Perring
Eugene Sloan
Ronald Korn ,
George Pierian
H. James Gram
Barry Grant
Carmi Slomovitz
Jeffrey Kravitz
Ralph Ladd
Bernard Pincus
Philip Slomovitz
Max J. Pincus
Hon. Martha Griffiths
Irvin Grodan
Arthur F. F. Snyder
George L. Lahodney
David Pollack
James Laker
Rabbi Joel Poupko
Lewis S. Grossman
Hon. Lawrence Gubow
Dr. William Haber
Ernest M. Solomon
Max Sosin
Joseph Lee
Samuel W. Leib
Joseph S. Radom
Hon. Carl Levin
Sam Rich
William T. Gossett
William E. Grace
Jock G. Redline
Hon. Michael Stacey
Robert A. Steinberg
Hon. Victor Baum
David Easlick
Mrs. Robert Ellis
Samuel Hamburger
Yale Levin
Mrs. Andrew Berger
Leonard R. Farber
David Handleman
Dean E. Richardson
Rudolph Straus
David Bittker
Hon. Jack Faxon
David Levine
David B. Harper
Edwin G. Roberts
Peter W. Stroh
Hon. Jomes Blanchard
Joe Feldman
Sammy Lieberman
Dwight Havens
Mrs. Harold A. Robinson
Robert M. Surdam
Irving Bluestone
Richard 0. Fine
Dr. Bertram Marx
Jack A. Robinson
Norman Bolz
Edward Fishman
Martin S. Hayden
David Hermelin
John C. McCabe
M. Frank McCaffrey
Maurice Rosender
George Turnoff
Joel Tauber
Ludwig Boraks
Alfred H. Bounin
Nathan Fishman
Richard C. Hoerner
Felix Rosenzweig
Thomas Turner
Hon. William Fitzgerald
Bennett J. McCarthy
David B. Holtzman
Robert D. Rowan
Max M. Wayburn
Jerome Brosch
Hon. Wade H. McCrea, Jr.
Irwin T. Holtzman
Harry Weinberger
Hon. David Breck
Dr. Robben W. Fleming
Hon. Joseph Forbes
Nathan D. Rubenstein
Thomas McMasters
Walter B. Ford II
Jason L. Honigman
H. Clay Howell
Richard L. Measelle
Norman Michlin
Rabbi William Rudolph
Thomas Russell
Arnold J. Weiner
Paul Broder
Hon. William S. Broomfield
Hon. Donald F. Fracassi
Hyman Sof ran
Joseph Jacobson
Milton M. Weinstein
Charles Milan
Dr. Wayne H. Buell
Jerome J. Frank
Kaye G. Frank
Douglas Fraser
Harold S. Jaffa
Rabbi Max Kapustin
Bernard Weisberg
John Bugas
Moe Miller -
Paul S. Mirabito
Harold J. Samuels
Bernard Schlussel
Sidney J. Karbal
Milford Nemer
Sidney Freedland
Sam Freedman
Harry N. Katz
Hon. Ira G. Kaufman
Joseph Frenkel
Hon. Nathan J. Kaufman
Phillip Cohen
Mrs. Gordon Fruitman
Hans Gehrke, Jr.
Hon. Damon J. Keith
Daniel J. Kelly
Sheldon Gersh
Jock L. Otto
Benjamin H. Paddock III
Avern Cohn
Hon. George Kent
Bernard Panush
Hon. Benjamin D. Burdick
H. Fred Campbell
Lawrence M. Carino
E. Paul Casey
Allan Chorlupski
B'nai B'rith Foundation Committee Chairman
Louis Weber
Roy W. Stevens
Louis L. Weinstein
Harvey L. Weisberg
Arthur C. Schott
Martin Weston
Douglas Schubot
Roy Wilkins
Ted Nemzin
Robert B. Semple
Mrs. Paul Newman
Nate S. Shapero
James Osborn
Jack Shenkman
I. W. Sherr
Hon. G. Mennen Williams
J. D. Williams
Robert E. Winkel
Hubert J. Sidlow
Irving Siegel
Stanley Winkelman
Hon. John M. Wise
Mrs. Myra Wolfgang
B'nai B'rith Foundation Committee Co-Chairmen
David Bittker Herman V. Kasoff Sol Moss Dennis J. Rice Louis Segal
David M. Kaplan, Midwest Director, B'nai B'rith Foundation of the United States
LOUIS WEBER
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NEW YORK — Four of .1
the 11 people who were
awarded Nobel Prizes this
year are Jews.
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Dr. David Baltimore and
Dr. Howard Martin Temin
were named in medicine,
Dr. Ben R. Mottelson, in
physics and Dr. Leonid
Kantorovitch in economic
science.
C. BOYD STOCKMEYER
ALAN E. SCHWARTZ
STOCKHOME (ZINS) —
Dec. 10 will mark the 75th
anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the Nobel Prize.
Since its inception in 1901,
451 individuals (exclusive of
the 1975 winners) have re-
ceived the Nobel Prize.
In terms of percentages
the greatest number of win-
ners by far has been Jews.
(45 Jews have been Nobel
Prize winners, 10 percent of
the total.)
It is also interesting to
note that very few women
have been recipients of this
great honor. In 75 years
only 14 winners have been
women, of whom 4 had to
share their prizes with men.
The only Israeli to have
received the Nobel Prize was
the author, `Shai' Agnon. He
shared the prize with the
poetess Nelli Sachs, both of
whom are now deceased.
Four Jews Named
For Nobel Prizes
TO
JOSEPH L.- HUDSON JR.
45 Jews Given
the Nobel Prize
Howard Rontal and Beth Ash, Public Relations Counsels
'Committee in process of formation
Rockefeller Extols
Rabin and Sadat
NEW YORK — Vice Pres-
ident Nelson A. Rockefeller
praised both Prime Minister
Yitzhak Rabin and Presi-
dent Anwar Al Sadat for
having -signed the latest
Sinai agreement taking
"calculated risks to avert
war and the wisdom to opt
for peace."
Speaking Oct. 30 from the
pulpit of New York's Tem-
ple Emanu-El where he had
just been awarded an honor-
ary degree of a Doctor of
Humane Letters from He-
brew Union College — Jew-
ish Institute of Religion,
Rockefeller told the assem-
bled 2,500 rabbis, scholars
and laymen of Reform Ju-
daism, "It took courage for
both Israel and Egypt to
take these steps."
Rabin, Dayan Rift
Seen Intensifying
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — The
final rupture between Pre-
mier Yitzhak Rabin and for-
mer Defense Minister
Moshe Dayan took place at a
recent extrordinary session
of the Knesset when Dayan
voted with the opposition
against the proposed pact
with Egypt,
Rabin declined an inter-
view with a correspondent
of Ma'ariv for the Rosh Has-
hana issue of his paper sim-
ply because the same issue
would also carry an inter-
view with Dayan.
Rummage Sale Due
Temple Kol Ami will have
a rummage sale 10 a.m.-3
p.m. Sunday at the temple.
Bicycles, clothing and
household items will be on
sale.