Judge Landau's Off-the-Record
Visit Here Utilized to Enlist
More Aid for Israel's Technion
From the left: Jules Lev,
Robert Brody and Judge
Moshe Landau.
During a three-week visit to
this country, on an off-the-rec-
ord visit in behalf of the Tech-
nion—Israel Institute of Tech-
nology in Haifa—of which he is
the chairman of the board,
Judge Moshe Landau, who was
the presiding judge at the
initial hearings in the Eich-
mann case, told Detroit leaders
of the importance of the Tech-
nion to Israel and to science.
Judge Landau, whose visit
was not publicized because he
wished to avoid the notoriety
that would ensue because of the
important role he played in
Eichmann's conviction — espe-
cially since he was here before
the Israel Supreme Court up-
held his court's decision—spoke
to a group of 30 Detroit leaders
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Brody, 19560 Afton.
He was introduced by Ben
Wilk, after being welcomed by
the Brodys and by Jules Lev,
president of the Detroit Tech-
nion Society.
Judge Landau reviewed cur-
rent developments in Israel
and described the technical
progress made by Israeli insti-
tutions of higher learning and
research. He emphasized the
Branch 11 Will
Mark Bar Mitzvah
Branch 11, Labor Zionist Or-
ganization, will hold a Bar Mitz-
vah year banquet and installa-
tion of officers Saturday night at
the Kenwood Lounge, 24065 Five
Mile.
Folk singer Barry Kalish will
entertain. Speakers will be Mrs.
Sarah Schiff, Branch chairman,
and Emanuel Mark, regional di-
rector of the LZOA. Movies and
dancing will also highlight the
13th anniversary celebration.
Officers and Mesdames Sarah
Schiff, chairman; Ethel Silberg,
vice chairman; Edith Maniker,
Juliet Jacobson, secretaries.
Treasurer is Morris Asher. Mel
Seidman is member-at-large.
For information, call Mrs. Sil-
berg, VE 6-7610.
Sid Shn-larak's
Business Briefs
Park -Shelton's popular open
rooftop restaurant and cocktail
lounge, TOP OF THE PARK,
opens t o d a y. It will be open
daily, except Sundays, from 5
p.m. to 1 a.m., serving cocktails,
hors d'ouevres, roast beef from
their famous roast beef wagon,
open bar-b-q, charcoal-broiled
steaks and chops, and other gour-
met foods, and featuring well-
known entertainers. Direct en-
trance may be made through the
underground parking facilities.
Special rates are in effect for
Top Of The Park guests. For
reservations, phone TR 5-9500.
Chay Commission
Elects Officers
Mrs. H. Pincus has been
elected chairman of the Ha-
bonim Chay Commission.
Other officers are Mesdames
S. White and M. Michlin, vice
chairman; L. Slabosky and J.
GI a Se r, secretaries; and A.
Cowen, treasurer.
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Hearty Thanks to Our Community
values inherent in Technion ac-
tivities and inspired a number
of gifts towards the Technion
campus expansion fund.
One of the Technion projects
soon to materialize is the con-
struction of a food research
and laboratory building made
possible mainly by the gener-
ous gifts to the Technion by
the late Samuel Brody.
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Technion Adopts Budget;
Goldberg Succeeds Landau
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
From left to right: David Cattier, "Babe", (standing) Bobby Cohen, Steven Elliot Cattier,
Richard Cohen, "Zeide" and Danny Cohen.
HAIFA.—The board of gov-
ernors of the Technion—Israel
Institute of Technology—Wed-
nesday adoped a regular budget
for the institution totaling
15,500,000 pounds (S5,167,000),
along with a development
budget of 11,000,000 pounds
(S3,667,000) for the expansion
of the Technion campus on
Mount Carmel.
Alexander Goldberg, an exec-
utive of- the Fertilizers and
Chemicals Corp. of Haifa, was
elected chairman of the board
at the conclusion of the board's
week-long meeting here attend-
ed by Technion governors from
Israel, the United States, Brit-
ain, Canada and South Africa.
Goldberg succeeds Israeli Su-
preme Court Justice Moshe Lan-
dau who served in the post for
six years.
A great honor has been accorded to us.
When the Givat Hayim Children's Home in Israel was established in
honor of Norman Cottler at the dinner given in his honor May 1, the sporisor-
ing movement, the Detroit Israel Histadurt Committee, honored the entire
Cottler Family.
All of us are grateful for this great tribute to the head of nve.fA-in ly.
We wish to thank the chairman, the co-chairman and all the sponsors,
and above all, our employes who worked so hard and diligently in arranging
that great honor. We also wish to thank all our friends who were not able
to attend, but sent in their good wishes and "mazel toys" with their con-
tributions.
.
We are thankful to the Israel government representatives for their
encomia.
Many, many thanks to all our dear friends, business associates and
co-workers in many congregational and commual undertakings, for participat-
ing in making this honor possible with their contributions towards the
children's home in Givat Hayim.
Signed,
The Cottler and Cohen Families
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