THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, 9ecember 23, 1977 45
Christian Donates to Campaign
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie
(Lois) Morrison of South-
field have been forwarding
small donations from a
Christian customer to the
Allied Jewish Campaign—
Israel Emergency Fund.
The Morrisons own Fa-
mous Men's Wear in
Plymouth, and six months
ago an elderly customer ap-
proached Morrison and
asked where he could give
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some money to the Jewish
people.
Morrison explained about
the Allied Jewish Campaign
and the man gave him a
worn-out $5 bill. The elderly
customer has come in sev-
eral times to contribute to
the Campaign.
Last week, while Mrs.
Morrison was working at
the store the man came in
and said, "It's Christmas
and I must think of others.
Your people are having a
rough time in Israel and I
want to do what I can to
help."
He handed Mrs. Morrison
a worn, folded $10 bill.
Mrs. Morrison said that
the customer is a poor than,
"but I think he is rich and
special."
In this world, one who is
a dog can become a lion,
and one who is a lion can
become a dog.
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Ruth Kluger, second from right, former commander-in-
chief of the Mossad le Aliya Bet during World War II, a
colonel in the reserve of the Hagana and Israeli Army and
now at the Israeli Embassy in Washington, addressed the
opening meeting of the Israel Histadrut Campaign Dec. 4 at
the Labor Zionist Institute. Shown with Ms. Kluger are,
from left: Ben Harold, president of Detroit Metropolitan
Council of Labor Zionist Alliance; Ruth Miller, past
president of Greater Detroit Council of Pioneer Women;
Morris Lieberman, chairman of Israel Histadrut Campaign
of Metropolitan Detroit; Ms. Kluger; and Louis Levine,
president of Arlazaroff-Avrunin-Weitzman Branch 137 La-
bor Zionist Alliance.
JNF National President to Speak
at Women's Annual Donor Tea
Rabbi William Berkowitz,
newly elected president of
the Jewish National Fund of
America, will be the guest
speaker at the 48th annual
donor tea of the Women of
Jewish National Fund noon
Jan. 10 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek it was announced by
Shirley Kraft, program
chairman. This will be the
culmination of the 1977-78
fund-raising campaign to
complete the Summer
Youth Camp in the Ameri-
can Bicentennial Park in
Israel. Betty Silverman is
fund raising chairman. Di-
ane Levine is president.
tion, and is chairman of the
executive committee of the
New York Board of Rabbis.
A Doctor of Divinity degree
was awarded him by the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary.
Rabbi Berkowitz has pub-
lished several books and has
completed 15 years of
broadcasting pre-taped Sab-
bath and High Holy Day
services. He is the founder,
director and moderator of
the Institute of Adult Jewish
Studies, a prominent dia-
logue lecture series founded
in 1951.
Rabbi Berkowitz is the
spiritual leader of Cong.
Bnai Jeshurun of New York
City. He is president of Bnai
Zion, the oldest American
fraternal Zionist organiza-
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NEW YORK—Dr. Henry
Rosovsky, dean of the de-
partment of arts and sci-
ences at Harvard Univer-
sity, declined the offer of
the presidency of Yale Uni-
versity by the Yale Corp.
Dr. Rosovsky, who would
have been the first Jew to
attain that post, declined
the offer saying he "felt a
personal commitment to fol-
low through on a major
project he began three
years ago to upgrade the
quality of undergraduate
education at Harvard."
Dr. Rosovsky, who was
born in Danzig, Poland, won
his undergraduate degree
from the College of William
and Mary and earned his
PhD degree at Harvard. He
began his teaching career at
the University of California
at Berkley, where he was
Detroiter Recalls
Allenby Incident
The 60th anniversary of
the capture of Jerusalem
from the Turks by British
Gen. Edmund Allenby,
noted in the Dec. 9 issue of
The Jewish News, has re-
minded a Detroiter of an
historical incident involving
Gen. Allenby and a member
of her family.
According to Mrs. Edith
Posner of Oak Park, as
Gen. Allenby was about to
enter the city of Jerusalem
through the Jaffa Gate, he
dismounted his horse and
went in to the city on foot,
as a gesture of reverence.
However, it was to Mrs.
Posner's brother, James
Michael Stone, of the Brit-
ish Royal Field Artillery,
that Allenby handed the
reins of his horse.
Mrs. Posner recalls that
her brother related the in-
cident to his fmaily in
Leeds, England, after his
discharge from the Egyp-
tian Expeditionary Force.
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