tHE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, November 24, 1961 —
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Chairmen Named for Annual Carol Radler Will
Bar-Ilan Banquet, Dec. 13 Wed Leroy Levitt
Announcement was made this
week that the Bar-Ilan Univer-
sity Committee in Detroit has
selected the following chairmen
for the annual banquet in behalf
of the university in Ramat Gan,
Israel, to be held at the Latin
Quarter on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 13:
Tom Borman, honorary chair-
man; Phillip Stollman, general
DR. JACOB E. GOLDMAN
chairman; Harry Cohen, David
Goldberg, Daniel Laven and Isa-
dore Muskovitz, co-chairmen.
Assisting them are these addi-
tional trustees of Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity: David I. Berris, Al Bor-
man, David J. Cohen, Charles
E. Feinberg, Irving W. Schlus-
sel and Max StoIlman.
At the Dec. 13 banquet, Dr.
Joseph H. Lo-okstein, president
of Bar-Ilan University's board
of governors, will be guest
speaker. Dr. Jacob E. Goldman,
noted physicist, will be toast-
master. Gen. S. L. A. Marshall
will be honored at the banquet
in recognition of his interest in
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8ngagements
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Korn-
stein of Charleston, W. Va., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Jodie Saunders, to
Martin Ellis Hollander, son of
Mrs. Isadore B. Hollander of
Pearson Ave., Oak Park. and the
late Mr. Hollander. The bride-
elect was educated in Charles-
ton schools and is a graduate of
Ohio State University. She is
presently associated with Wild-
ing, Inc., of Detroit. Her fiance
was educated in Toledo and
New York schools and ec
his B.A. and M.A. de
Wayne State Univer
associated with The
Organization here.
will take place
Detroit.
educational efforts in Israel and
especially in Bar-Ilan.
For reservations for the ban-
quet, call DI 1-0708.
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Public Hearings
Don Benyas Wins Honor as Outstanding
United Insurance Co. Underwriter of Year
Don Benyas has been awarded
the honor of "Outstanding Un-
derwriter of the Year" at the
recent company conference of
the United Life and Accident
Insurance Company of Ccylcord
N.H.
Benyas is an agent
Sidney A. Lutz and
firm with offices at 1
dian Bldg. He had
Harold Norris, of 17393 Pine-
hurst, a delegate to the Con-
stitutional Convention, pointed
out this week that organizations
interested in civil rights and
church-state matters are invited
to present their views to the
convention committees.
Norris, a vice-chairman of the
Con-Con committee on declara-
tion of rights, suffrage and elec-
tions, made known the follow-
ing statement issued by Ste-
phen S. Nisbet, Con-Con presi-
dent:
"The general public has ev-
ery right to be heard at the
Constitutional Convention. Com-
mittees of the convention wel-
come appearances by individ-
uals and organizations, or com-
munications from such groups,
who have recommendations con-
cerning the revised document."
Nisbet's statement was is-
sued in response to a request
from Delegate Norris, who is a
professor at the Detroit College
of Law.
Norris, speaking in a general
session of the convention, told
the delegates he thought it was
important that the public be
apprised of how and when they
could become part of the delib-
erative process of the conven-
tion.
Nisbet said that persons or
organizations requesting ap-
pearances before one or more
of the convention's nine sub-
stantive committees would be
accommodated between Dec, 1
and Dec. 15, which would con-
form to the general convention
schedule.
Communications should be
directed to the secretary of the
convention.
2 in Medical School
Promoted at Wayne
Two new appointments in the
1Wayne State University College
of Medicine were announced
last week. Dr. Lawrence Ber-
man was named chairman of
the partment - of pathology.
been acting chairman.
me time, Dr. Jacob
was appointed di-
he department's resi-
cy d fellowship training
rain.
rman has been a member
of the University faculty since
1941. Chason has served since
1949.
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