Detroiter Honored at Special Bar-Ilan University Function
Special to The Jewish News
RAMAT GAN, Israel — A group
of visiting Detroiters was honored
here May 18 at a luncheon ex-
tended by President Max Jammer
of Bar-Ilan University.
With Mrs. Max Stollman, na-
tional chairman of Bar-Ilan Women
of America, presiding, the program
of Bar-Ilan was outlined by Presi-
dent Jammer, Prof. Marshall Lu-
ban of Seattle, Wash., presently a
faculty member of Bar-Ilan, and
Pinchus Spielman, public rela-
tions director of the university.
The luncheon was addressed by
the hosts at the luncheon who rep-
resented the university and Philip
Slomovitz, one of the visiting De-
troiters.
Guests included, in addition to
Mrs. Stollman, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Slomovitz and Gabriel Slomovitz,
the following: Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Cottler, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bodzin, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ostrow,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dreylinger,
Melvin Stollman and Mrs. Samuel
N. Heyman, former Detroiter now
residing in San Francisco.
A feature of the event at Bar-
Ilan was the unveiling by Mrs.
Stollman of a tablet with the
names of more than 300 Detroit-
ers who have been enrolled as
life members of Bar-Ilan Women
There are three things that arc
lordly in stride.
Four that are stately in gait:
The lion, which is mightiest among
beasts.
And turns not back before any:
The strutting cock, and the he.
goat,
-
And the king at the head of his
people
If you hale been foolish in exalting
yoursel f
Or if you hare hatched a scheme,
Lay your hand upon your mouth!
For, as the pressing of milk brings
forth curds,
And the pressing of the nose
brings forth blood,
So the pressing of anger brings
forth strife.
iccadilly
Rabbi Stollman's Son
To Be Married in Israel
land.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, former I
president of American Mizrachi
and a former prominent Detroit 1
Jewish community leader, in of
message to his Detroit friends ex-1
pressed great satisfaction with de-
velopments in Israel.
"We are inspired by occur-'I
rences, we are encouraged by the
spirit of unity, we are certain that
the talk about economic upsets is
exaggerated," Rabbi Stollman said.
"It's a great privilage to live here
and I am especially happy to say
to my Detroit friends that I am
convinced that tensions over reli-
gious conflicts are easing, there
we have, assuredly, a great spirit
of unity and of cooperation. We are
blessed here and what we do here
becomes a blessing for the entire
Jewish people."
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NEW YORK — The first of a
series of four proposed volumes on
the written and oral works by the
late Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, "There-
fore Choose Life," was published
Tuesday by the World Publishing
Co.
Rabbi IIerbert Winer, of Temple
Israel of the Oranges and Maple-
wood, N.J., is general editor of the
project. Dr. Silver held almost
every post of Zionist leadership in
the years preceding the restoration
of Israel and for many years there-
after until his death.
Other projects at Bar-Ilan made
possible by Detroiters are: the
Moskowitz-Persian Dormitory, the
Abraham and Laura Nusbaum
Aerial View of Bar.11an University,
Science Lecture Hall, a library
room in memory of Melvin Du-
chane and the Detroit Garden in countries, 460 from Middle East- Bar-Han there has developed a
which 1,500-year-old olive trees ern countries and 97 from the U.S. campus of 19 buildings. While the THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 26, 1967-11
Because of the attraction to university is religiously oriented,
have been replanted and have
social sciences, the student body is it does not offer ordination in rab-
taken root.
composed of 60 per cent women. binics and it has non-Jewish, in-
Bar-Ilan University, which began A law department will soon be cluding 30 Arabic, students.
A COCKTAIL
WHEN YOU
12 years ago with 75 students added to those already in opera-
President Jammer told the guests
mostly from the United States, now tion and only a medical school has
at
last
week's
luncheon,
in
tribute
has 3,000 students, most of them been ruled out because there al-
from Israel, 964 from European ready are two medical schools to Detroit Jewry, that he is elated
that one city finds expression here
functioning in Israel.
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(meaning Detroit) more than any
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Stollman and Phillip Stollman,
who have established the Stollman
Dormitory and who have financed
the administration building which
will be dedicated in the fall upon
its completion. At that time, the
Bar-Ilan Library, the lowest floor
of which already is in use, also will
be finished and dedicated. The lib-
rary will be the second largest in
Israel.
JERUSALEM — Rabbi Shafer
Stollman, son of Rabbi and Mrs.
Isaac Stollman who now make
their home here, will be married
to Sara Shor, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Shor, of Jerusalem, at
of America.
Beth Elisheva, a Pioneer Women's
In the course of the proceedings establishment, here on June 21.
it was indicated that Detroiters
The bride is a seventh genera-
played important roles in the es- tion Sabra. Her family settled in
tablishment of Bar-Ilan University Israel 120 years ago and estab-
12 years ago, chief among them to lished the first wine industry in
this day being Mr. and Mrs. Max the land and arc still in the wine
business. She studied in the Re-
ligious Teachers' Seminary in
Gatesheth, near Newcastle, Eng-
Selections From
Book of Proverbs
First Volume of Works
by Dr. Silver Appears
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