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Detroiters to Report on Anniversary
of Bar-Ilan at Annual Dinner Nov. 30;
Rabbi Adler to Be Principal Speaker
Detroiters returning from par-
ticipation in the United Jewish
Appeal mission in Israel will re-
port on the prog-
ress of Bar-Ilan
University, the
tenth anniver-
sary celebration
of which was
neld last week.
The local cele-
br a tion of the
3ar-Ilan anniver-
sary will take
place at the an-
nual dinner at
:-.'obo Hall, Nov.
30. Governor
3e-orge Romney
will then be
awarded a Bar-
Clan Fellowship
by Dr. Joseph H.
Lookstein, presi-
Rabbi Adler dent of Bar-Ilan.
Rabbi Morris Adler, who visited
Bar-Ilan several times during his
recent stay in Israel, will be prin-
cipal speaker at the dinner.
Announcement was made this
week that Samuel Frankel, as gen-
eral chairman of the committee,
will be assisted by the following:
- Honorary chairmen, Max M.
Gisher, Charles Grosberg and Dr.
William Haber.
The dinner committee under the
chairmanship of Dr. J. E. Gold-
man includes David I. Berris,
Abraham Borman, Torn Borman,
David J. Cohen, Morris Karbal,
Abe Kasle, Edward C. Levy, David
Pollack, Julius Rotenberg, Philip
Slomovitz and Max Stollman.
On a special arrangements com-
mittee are Norman J. Cohen,
David Muskovitz, Graham Orley
and Max Ostrow.
A schOlarship committee headed
by Irwin I. Cohn included Rich-
ard Sloan, co-chairman, Norman
Allan, Nathan Goldin, Samuel
Hechtman, Daniel Laven and
David Safran.
Boston Hospital Awarded
for Medical Care Program
NEW YORK — Boston's Beth
Israel Hospital has been selected
to receive the 1965 William J.
Shroder Memorial Award for large
cities. The winning project was a
new comprehensive medical care
program for infants and children
from low-income families who have
had no continuous relationship
with a private physician. A second
award — for projects in cities
with Jewish populations of less
than 40,000 — was won by the
Women's Division of the Milwaukee
Jewish Welfare Fund for its group
dynamics training program.
Shazar Offers Detroiter's Hospitality
(From the New Leader)
Early in September, a reporter
asked Ambassador Arthur Gold-
berg how he was enjoying his as-
signment to the United Nations.
Goldberg replied with the story
of the GI, invited to one of the
Adult Workers College
Dedicated in Israel
JERUSALEM (JTA) — A new
school to be known as the Edward
and Anna Mitchell Adult Workers
College, was dedicated here in cere-
monies addressed by Minister of
Education Zalman Aranne and
Yehoshua Levy, treasurer of His-
tadrut, the Israeli federation of
labor.
The school is the latest of a
series of Israeli educational insti-
tutions endowed by Edward Mitch-
el, a Los Angeles philanthropist.
The college will provide special
courses for workers and house-
wives.
great manor houses of England
during World War II, who was
asked a similar question and gave
this answer:
"If the water had been as cold
as thd soup, and the soup as warm
as the wine, and the wine as old
as the chicken, and the chicken as
young as the maid, it would have
been great."
In the beginning, said a Persian
poet—Allah took a rose, a lily, a
dove, a serpent, a little honey, a
Dead Sea apple, and a handful of
clay. When he looked at the amal-
gamation it was a woman.
—William Sharp.
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Phillip Stollman, chairman of the board of trustees of Bar-Ilan
University, is received by Israel's president, Shneor Zalman Shazar.
Looking on are Mrs. Shazar and Max M. Fisher, who led the United
Jewish Appeal Study Mission to Israel, in which Stollman took part.
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He who possesses both learning and piety is like
an artist with his tools ready at hand.
—Johanan ben Zakkai
Bar-Ilan University's Historic Role in Israel
will be acclaimed on the great University's
TENTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
at the Annual
diakg-glan, Mt&
Nanctukt,
6 pan. Tuesday Evening, November 30, at Cobo Hall
SAMUEL FRANKEL
General Chairman
GOV. GEORGE ROMNEY RABBI JOSEPH H. LOOKSTEIN
Guest of Honor
President, Bar-Han
RABBI MORRIS ADLER
Guest Speaker
PHILLIP STOLLMAN
Chairman, Board of Trustees
GOVERNOR GEORGE ROMNEY WILL BE AWARDED BAR-1LAN UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP
The Fellowship will be conferred on Gov. Romney by Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstein
BAR-ILAN UNIVERSITY BANQUET COMMITTEE:
Samuel Frankel—General Chairman
Scholarship Committee
Irwin I. Cohn, Chairman
Samuel Frankel—General Chairman
Daniel Laven
Norman
Allan
Honorary Co-Chairmen.
M. Ben Lewis
Morris J. Brandwine
Charles Grosberg, Hyman Safran
David Safran
Nathan
Goldin
Dr. William Haber, Judge John M. Wise
Richard Sloan
Samuel Hechtman
Dr. J. E. Goldman—Dinner Chairman
Dinner Arrangements Committee
Dinner Committee Co-Chairmen:
Graham Orley
Norman J. Cohen
Julius
Rotenberg
Morris
Karbal
David I. Berris
Max Ostrow
David
Muskovitz
Philip
Slomovitz
Abe Kasle
Abraham Borman
Phillip
Stollman,
Chairman
Max Stollman
Edward C. Levy
Tom Borman
Board of Trustees
Paul Zuckerman
David Pollack
David J. Cohen
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