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Elected by his peers. to the
Workmen's Compensation Council
of the State Bar of Michigan, 1970
through 1973
Appointed Arbitrator of the
American Arbitration Association
Associate Editor of the Journal of
the American Trial Lawyers As-
sociation, 1959 to present
Am.Bar Assoc. Litigation Section
Appointed to Lawyer to Lawyer
Consultation Panel
Associate member International
Association of Industrial Accident
Boards and Commissions
Detroit Bar Association
Mic/higan Trial Lawyers Assoc.
Fellow of International Academy
of Law and Science
Former U.S.A. Ass't. Judge
Advocate General, 46th Inf.Div.,
Boy Scouts, Cub Master
Ei NOV. 5, TUESDAY
Bar-Ilan Awards Ex-Canadian
Honorary Doctorate Degree
RAMAT - GAN, Israel —
Samuel Schechter Lunenfeld,
of Geneva, formerly of To-
ronto, has been honored with
the degree of doctor of phi-
losophy honoris causa by
Bar-Ilan University here on
the occasion of its 15th com-
mencement exercises.
The degree was awarded to
Lunenfeld "in recognition of
his many years of activities
on behalf of Israel and Jew-
ish causes which included
serving on the boards of
major Jewish organizations
in Canada, the United States
and Israel."
Phillip Stollman of Detroit,
chairman of Bar-Ilan's board
of trustees, said Lunenfeld
had combined the best of two
worlds—commerce and phi-
lanthropy. Now he was an
honorary doctor of Bar-Ilan
which also combined the best
of two worlds—that of 'secu-
lar knowledge and of the
great Jewish heritage.
With his son-in-law, Reuben
Kunin, Lunenfeld has made
substantial contributions to
Israel. These include univer-
sities, health and welfare
services, scientific institutes
and servicemen's organiza-
tions.
They have generously con-
tributed to Bar-Ilan, includ-
ing the Kunin-Lunenfeld Cen-
ter for Life Sciences, class-
rooms, facilities for profes-
sors and the Kunin-Lunenfeld
Student Residences. They re-
cently endowed three chairs
at the university — the Dr.
Yehoshua Mazur Chair in
Jewish and General Philo-
sophical Thought, a chair in
psychology of the retarded
ADL Seeks Aid
for Bulgarians
NEW YORK — The Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith expressed , alarm to
Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger over "what seems
to be a developing pattern of
harassment against Bulgar-
ian Jews."
Seymour Graubard, ADL's
national chairman, citing the
recent imprisonment of five
Bulgarian Jews on espionage
charges, wrote Kissinger that
"it is not clear whether Bul-
garia intends to allow" its
4,000 Jews "to emigrate free-
ly or if it is undertaking a
severe campaign of persecu-
tion and arrests."
Graubard urged the Un-
ited States. government "to
clarify the situation" and
seek the release of all "Jew-
ish political prisoners report-
edly now incarcerated in Bul-
garia."
UN Bloc Drafts
Resolution to Keep
UNEF in Mideast
UNITED NATIONS (JTA)
— The Western nations put
the finishing touches to a
draft resolution calling for
the extension of the mandate
of the United Nations Emer-
gency Force (UNEF) in the
Middle East which expired
on Thursday.
The draft will be presented
to the S'ectirity Council Tues-
day. Sources here said it was
almost certain that the UNEF
mandate would he extended
for an additional six months.
child and a chair in holo-
causts studies. These were
part of a gift of a series of
chairs to all Israeli institu-
tions of higher learning.
At a special dinner in
honor of Lunenfeld, which
was attended by many dis-
tinguished personalities, in-
cluding members of the Knes-
set and top representatives
of other universities, Pinchas
Sapir, chairman of the Jew-
ish Agency, paid special
tribute to Lunenfeld.
Tribute to Lunenfeld and
Kunin was also paid by Avra-
ham Harman, president of
the Hebrew University, and
by Dr. Zerach Wahrhaftig,
chairman of Bar-Ilan's ex-
ecutive council.
LONDON — A record 45
Jewish Members of Parli-
ament (MP) were elected in
..the British general elections
this month from a Jewish
population estimated at 300,-
000. •
The total included four
women, among them Helen
MicklIeweek, at 25 the young-
est member of the new House
of Commons.
The London Jewish Chroni-
cle reported that 91 Jewish
contestants ran for election.
There were 47 representing
the Labor Party, 25 Liberals,
17 Conservatives, one com-
munist sand one independent.
The elected MPs include 10
described as tories and 35
"socialists," mainly from the
g l i s h constituencies of
Great Britain. Both the inde-
pendent and the Communist
lost.
Other Jewish women MPs
were: newly elected Millie
Miller, former mayor of Cam-
den; five-term MP Renee
Short and three-term MP
Sally Oppenheim. Mrs. Op-
penheim is a member of the
Conservative Party, while
the others are Labor Party
members.
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