American Friends of the Hebrew Univer~ ~

AMERICAN FRIENDS OF THE HEBREW UNIVER~ ~

UNIVERSITY HOUSE 11 EAST 69th STREET • NEW YORK, N. Y. 10021 YUKON 8-8400

J ul Y 11, 1968

HON. ARTHUR J. GOLDBERG Honorary President

HON. NATHANIELl. GOLDSTEIN President

SAMUEL ROTHBERG Chairman of the Board

PROF. MILTON HANDLER Chairman, Executive Committee

IRVING MITCHELL FELT Chairman, Society of the Founders Dear Board Member: HON. LOUIS E. LEVINTHAL Chairman, Hebrew University Board of Governors LOUIS H. BOYAR There will be a Board of Directors Meeting of the DR. LOUIS FREEDMAN SAMUEL N. KATZIN American Friends of the Hebrew University on JACK S. POPICK JAMES ROSS Sunday, September 8th, 1968, at 3: 00 p. rn , at DR. ALBERT B. SABIN DR. HENRY SONNEBORN III University House, 11 East 69th Street, New York. JULIAN B. VENEZKY DR. DAVID WECHSLER WILLIAM WISHNICK We are advising you at this early date so that you PHILIP ZINMAN may mark your calendar accordingly. Vice Presidents

JOSEPH M. MAZER Treasurer Looking forward to seeing you and with warm

IRVING WARSHAW regards, Associate Treasurer

LEONARD I. SHANKMAN Secretary

BENJAMIN P. GOLDMAN Associate Secretary

HON. JACOB K. JAVITS Chairman, Advisory Board

PROF. WILLIAM HABER Leonard 1. Shankman Chaorman, Academic Council Secretary MRS. ABRAHAM F. WECHSLER Chairman, Society of the Book

SEYMOUR FISHMAN Executive Vice President

'FELIX M. WARBURG 'DR. A. S. W. ROSENBACH 'DR. ISRAEl S. WECHSLER DR. GEORGE S. WISE DANIEL G. ROSS PHILIP M. KLUTlNICK 'PHILIP G. WHITMAN LIONEL R. BAUMAN Past Presidents 'Deceased HONORARY VICE PRESIDENTS DAVID BOROWITZ HONORARY BOARD SUNDEL DONIGER PROFESSOR SALO W. BARON PHILIP W. LOWN 'SAMUEL H. DAJlOFF JAMES MARSHALL HON. DAVID DIAMOND LEONAR0 RATNER 'SAMUEL A. FRYER CHARLES J. ROSENBLOOM MAX HIRSCH BENJAMIN H SWIG DR. SELMAN A. WAKSMAN

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MORRIS B. ABRAM, Larchmont, N. Y. SIDNEY S. GREEN, New York, N. Y. MRS. RAYMOND J. NEIDITZ, West Hartford, Conn. MRS. ELIZABETH ABRAMS, New York, N. Y. MRS. JENNIE GROSSINGER, Miami Beach, Fla. IRVING S. NORRY, Rochester, tl. Y. MAX ABRAMS, New York, N. Y. ALLEN GROSSMAN, Chicago, III PROF. HARRY M. ORLINSKY. New York, N. Y. LEO AOLER, Baker, Oregon DR. BERNARD E. GRUBER, Great Neck, N. Y. DR. PAUL H. ORNSTEIN, Cincinnati, Ohio DR. SEYMOUR ALPERT, Washington, D. C. JOSEPH GRUSS, Scarsdale, N. Y. ALBERT PARKER, New York, N. Y. H. MAX AMMERMAN, Washington, D. C. B. SUMNER GRUZEN, New York, N. Y. JAMES l. PERMUTT, Birmingham, Alabama PAUL ANNES, Chicago, ill. LEO GUZIK, New York, N. Y. LEON PINES, New York, N. Y. SIDNEY D. ANSIN, Miami Beach, Fla. PROF. WILLIAM HABER, Ann Arbor, Mich. ABRAHAM B. POLINSKY, San Diego, Calif. COL. JACOB M. ARVEY, Chicago, ill. JOSEPH P. HACKEL, New York, N. Y. JACK S. POPICK, Miami Beach, Fla. KARL BACH, San Francisco, Calif. BERNARD HALPERN, Pittsburgh, Pa. ROBERT PRICE, New York, N. Y. LESTER R. BACHNER, New York, N. Y. PROF. MILTON HANDLER, New York, N. Y. MRS. WILLIAM PRINCE, New York, N. Y. CHARLES C. BASSINE, New York, N. Y. MRS. MILTON HANDLER, New York, N. Y. DR. ISIDOR l. RABI, New York, N. Y. MORRIS BATZER, Margate, N. J. PROF. PHILIP HANDLER, Durham, North Carolina DR. OSKAR K. RABINOWICZ, Scarsdale, N. Y. LIONEL R. BAUMAN, New York, N. Y. BERT HARMON, Rye, N. Y. LEONARD RATNER, Cleveland, Ohio ARTHUR B. BELFER, New York, N. Y. MARTIN HECHT, Cape Girardeau, Miss. SAUL REINFELO, So. Orange, N. J. PHILIP BEll, Memphis, Tenn. SIDNEY HOFFMAN, Fairfield, Conn. JACOB RIFKIN, Miami Beach, Fla. JACK BENNY, Beverly Hiils, Cailf. MRS. RALPH HYMAN, New York, N. Y. DR. LEO G. RIGLER, Westwood, Calif. FREDERIC S. BERMAN, New York, N. Y. ARTHUR IMERMAN, New York, N. Y. M. RIKlIS, New York, N. Y. PHILIP I. BERMAN, Allentown, Pa. ARTHUR l. JACOBS, New York, N. Y. JOHN RIMER, Marblehead, Mass. HERBERT C. BERNARD, New York, N. Y. MRS. MORTIMER JACOBSON, New York, N. Y. HAROLD ROSENBERG, Chicago, illinois LEO BERNSTEIfi, New York, N. Y. PROF. OSCAR I. JANOWSKY, Boston, Mass. 'CHARLES J. ROSENBLOOM, Pittsburgh, Pa. NAHUM BERNS IEIN, Rye, N. Y. HON. JACOB K. JAV1TS, New York, N, Y. DANIEL G. ROSS, New York, N. Y. ALBERT M. BERSHAD, Elkins Park, Pa. ANATOL M. JOSEPHO, Santa Monica, Calif. JAMES ROSS, Youngstown, Ohio HARRY D. BIELE, New York, N. Y. IRVING KANE, Cleveland, Ohio SAMUEL ROTHBERG, Peoria, ill. JACOB BLAUSTEIN, Baltimore, Md. MARTIN KANE, Hewlett Bay Harbor, N. Y. HON. HARVEY ROTHENBERG, New York, N. Y. STANLEY M. BOGEN, New York, N. Y. NATHANIEL P. KANN, Pittsburgh, Pa. HYMAN RUBIN, Mount Vernon, III. DAVID BOROWITZ, Chicago, ill. JOSEPH H. KANTER, Cincinnati, Ohio MRS. OIDA C. RUBIN, Miami Beach, Fla. LOUIS H. BOYAR, Beverly Hills, Calif. PROF. JOSEPH KAPLAN, Los Angeles, Calif. DR. ALBERT B. SABIN, Cincinnati, Ohio MAX BRANOVAN, Milwaukee, Wise. JOSEPH M. KATZ, Pittsburgh, Pa. DR. DAVID G. SALTEN, New York, N. Y. IRVING BRAWER, Fairlawn, N. J. LABEL A. KA:rZ, Nel'j Orleans, La. ROBERT S. SAVIN, Mamaroneck, N. Y. MORRIS BRECHER, Astoria, N. Y SIMON 'J. KATZ, Springfield, Mass. LOUIS l. SCHAFFER, Cleveland, Ohio WILLIAM M. BROWN, Peekskill, N. Y. STEPHEN G. KATZ, New York, N. Y. ABEL SCHECTER, New York, N. Y. VICTOR M. CARTER, Los Angeles, Calif. • SAMUEL N. KATZIN, Chicago, III. DR. JOSEPH J. SCHWARTZ, New York, N. Y. HON. EMANUEL CELLER,. Brooklyn, N. Y, SOL KITTAY, Port Chester, N. Y. NATHAN H. SCHWARTZ, Chicago, ill. MORRIS CHALFEN, Mjry~eapolis, Minn. . 'ALFRED W. KLEINBAUM, New York, N. Y. ' DR. SAMUEL SCHWARTZ, Minneapolis, Minnesota TED CHANOCK, Los Angeles, Calif. DAVID KLUGER, New York, N. Y. DR. HARRY M. SELDIN, Putnam Valley, N. Y. BENJAMIN CONE, Greensboro, North Carolina BURTON KOFFMAN, Binghamton, N. Y. MORRIS SENDEROWITZ, Allentown, Pa. ISRAEL CUMMINGS, New York, N. Y. DR. MORTIMER M. KOPP, New York, N. Y. LEONARD I. SHANKMAN, New York, N. Y. HERMAN DANA, Boston, Mass, . LEO KORNFELD, Rye, N. Y.. MRS. LEONARD I. SHANKMAN, New York, N. Y. MICHAEL DAROFF, Philadelphia, Pa. CHARLES KORRICK, West Scottsdale, Arizona HERBERT S. SHAPIRO, Miami Beach, Fla. MORRIS R. DeWOSKIN, Chicago, Iii. HON. MARSHALL KORSHAK, Chicago, III. ,MORRIS A. SHENKER, St. LOUis, Missouri MAX DOFT, Cedarhurst, N. Y. DANIEL E. KOSHLAND, Sail Francisco, Calif .: MRS. MORRIS A. SHENKER, St. LOUis, Mo. SUNDEL DDNIGER, New York N. Y. MRS. SIEGFRIED KRAMARSKY, New York, N. Y. JEROME J. SHESTACK, Philadelphia, Pa. DR. SIDNEY EDELSTEIN, Englewood, N. J. RAYMOND F. KRAVIS, TUlsa, Oklahoma MRS. REBECCA SHULMAN, New York, N. Y. DR. C. W. EFROYMSON, Carmel, Indiana MILTON J. KRENSKY, Chicago, ill. SEYMOUR N. SIEGEL, New York, N. Y. RICHARD EISNER, New York, N. Y COL. MAXWELL A. KRIENDLER, New York, N. Y. RABBI DANIEL J. SILVER, Cleveland, Ohio HON. HENRY ELLENBOGEN, Pittsburgh, Pa. CHARLES KROWN, Los Angeles, Calif. ~ HON. EDWARD S. SILVER, Brooklyn, N. Y. LOUIS ELOW, New York, N. Y. ABRAHAM KRUMBEIN, New York, N. Y. LOUIS SILVER, Belle Harbor, N. Y. ALLAN D. EMIL, New York, N. Y. PROF. HYMAN KUBLlN, New York, N. Y. , LEONARD N. SIMONS, Detroit, Mich. IRVING M. ENGEL, New York, N. Y. DR. SAMUEL B. KUTASH, Maplewood, N. J. WILLIAM SINKIN, San Antonio, Texas HENRY EPSTEIN, New York, N, Y. SAMUEL H. LANDY, Philadelphia, Pa. JACK SLAVITT, Newark, N. J. MILTON 0, FABER, Chicago, III. MRS. ANNA LAZARUS, New York, N. Y. DR. JOHN SLAWSON, New York. N. Y. MRS, ALBERT FARBER, Elkins Park, Pa. JAY C. LEFF, Uniontown, Pa. HON. SIMON E. SOBELOFF, Baltimore, Md. CHARLES E. FEINBERG, Detroit, Mich. ATT. GEN. LOUIS J. LEFKOWITZ, New York, N. Y. DR. VICTOR SOLOMON, Bridgeport, Conn. ROBERT M. FEINBERG, Omaha, Nebraska PHILIP J. LEVIN, Mt. Bethel, N. J. DR. HENRY SONNEBORN, Iii, Larchmont, N. Y. DALCK FEITH. Philadelphia, Pa. JUDGE THEODORE LEVIN, Detroit, Mich. DR. BERNARD SPIRO, Chicago, III. MORRIS E. FEIWELL, Chicago, Iii, MORRIS l. LEVINSON, New York, N. Y. HARRY STARR, New York, N. Y. JACOB FELDMAN, Dailas, Texas HON. LOUIS E. LEVINTHAL, Philadelphia, N. Y. MRS. JACK STARR, New York, N. Y. Dll. BENJAMIN FELSON, Cincinnati, Ohio HON. ARTHUR LEVITT, New York, N Y JACOB STEIN, Great Neck, N. Y. IRVING MITCHELL FELT, New York, N. Y. JOSEPH LEVY, New York, N. Y. DEWEY D. STONE, Brockton, Mass. HERMAN FINEBERG, Pittsburgh, Pa. LEON LEVY, New York, N. Y. GIDEON STRAUSS, New York, N. Y. ISRAEL D. FINK, Minneapolis, Minn. PHILIP A. LEVY, Youngstown, Ohio LEON H. STURMAN, Rochester, N. Y. DAVID FINKELSttlN, New Vork, N. Y. JOSEPH S. LINDEMANN, New York, N. Y. JERRY M. SUDARSKY, Bakersfield, Calif. LEON FINLEY, New York, N. Y. MAURICE LINDER, New York, N. Y. EDWARD A. SUISMAN, West Hartford, Conn. DAVID FINN, New York, N. Y. PROF. FRITZ L1PMANN, New York, N. Y. BENJAMIN H. SWIG, San Francisco, Calif. MAX M. FISHER, Detroit, Mich. ISIDORE LIPSCHUTZ, New York, N. Y. ISAAC H. TAYLOR, Ellicott City, Md. ALBERT M. FRANCO, Seattle, Wash. JULIUS LIVINGSTON, Tulsa, Oklahoma BEN TOBIN, Hollywood, Fla ABRAHAM E. FREEDMAN, Philadelphia, Pa. IRVING l. LONDON, Johnstown, Pa. DAVID UCHILL, New York, N. Y. DR. LOUIS FREEDMAN, New York, N. Y. MAX M. LOW, Mamaroneck, N Y. JULIAN B. VENEZKY, Peoria, III. GEORGE FRIEDLAND. Philadelphia, Pa ROBERT K. LOW, Hartsdale, N Y MIKE WALLACE, New York, N. Y. LEOPOLD V. FREUDBERG. Washington, D. C. DR. JEROME LOWENSTEIN, New York, N. Y. EDWARD M. M. WARllURG, New York, N. Y. SAUL FURMAN, New York, N Y. PHILIP W. LOWN, Boston, Mass. IRVING WARSHAW, New York, N. Y. JOSHUA B. GLASSER, Chicago, III. DR. ISADORE LUBIN, New York, N. Y. HARRY WAXMAN, New York, N. Y. NOLAN GLAZER, Dallas, Texas JOSEPH I. LUBIN, New Rochelle, N. Y ABRAHAM F. WECHSLER, New York, N. Y. MORRIS A. GLUCK, Beverly Hills, Calif. IRVING MAIDMAN, Nyack, N. Y. MRS. ABRAHAM F. WECHSLER, New York, N. Y. PHILIP J. GOLDBERG, PhoeniX, Arizona RICHARD MAIDMAN, New York, N. Y. DR. DAVID WECHSLER, New York, N. Y. JACK A. GOLDFARB, New York, N. Y. JAMES MARSHALL, New York, N. Y. RALPH WECHSLER, Essex Fells, N. J. LEONARD GOLDFINE, Philadelphia, Pa. JOSEPH M. MAZER, New York, N. Y. JEROME WEINBERGER, Cleveland, Ohio BENJAMIN P. GOLOMAN, New York, N. Y. DR. ABRAHAM MELAMED MilwaUkee, Wise. JOSEPH l. WEINER, New York, N. Y. HORACE W. GOLDSMITH, New York, N. Y. SAMUEL M. MELTON, Co1umbus, Ohio DR. WILLIAM A. WEXLER, Savannah, Ga. HON. NATHANIEL l. GOLDSTEIN, New York, N. Y. BARON DE HIRSCH MEYER, Miami Beach, Florida EDWARD WHITMAN, New York, N. Y. STEVEN GOLDSTEIN, New York, N. Y. JOSEPH MEYERHOFF, Baltimore, Md. DR. JEROME WIESNER. Cambridge, Mass. THEODORE GORE, Wichita, Kansas JAKOB MICHAEL, New York, N. Y JOSEPH WILLEN, New York, N. Y. DR. PHILIP GOTlIEB, Coral Gables, Fla. SIDNEY MUSHER, New York, N. Y. MRS. JOSEPH WILLEN, New York, N. Y. DAVID S. GOTTESMAN, Scarsdale, N. Y. STANLEY MYERS, Coral Gables. Fla. ROBERT I. WISHNICK, New York, N. Y. HARRY GOTTliEB, Fall River, Mass. N. AARON NABOICHECK, West Hartford Conn WILLIAM WISHNICK, New York, N. Y. DR. BERNARD S. GOULD, Brookline, Mass PROF. DAVID NACHMANSOHN, New York, N. Y. JACOB WOLK, Pittsburgh, Pa. MRS. ANNA GOURRICH, Los Angeles, Calif ROBERT R. NATHAN, Bethesda, Md. DR. JOSEPH W. WUNSCH, Brooklyn, N. Y. WIN NATHANSON, New York, N. Y. PHILIP ZINMAN, Elkins Park, Pa. 'Deceased

~373 Report of Annual Membership and Board of Directors Meetings, American Friends of the Hebrew University, June 5th, 1968.

The Annual Membership meeting and the Board of Directors meeting were held on Wednesday, June 5th, 1968 at the office of the Corporation at University House, 11 East 69th Street, New York, New York.

The Chairman introduced Ambassador Avraham Harman, newly elected President of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem who reported to the meeting the current aims of the University as adopted by the Board of Governors at its last meeting. He stated the great need for increasing scholarship aid to the student body and the objective of the University to increase the number of students in graduate work and the necessity of providing facilities for the increasing number of foreign students, primarily from the United States. He reported on current plans to build desperately needed dormitories to house 2500 students on Mount Scopus. The cost of these dormitories is 32 million Israeli pounds (approxi- mately $lO,OOO,OOO). He also reported on plans to renovate and utilize the existing buildings on Mt. Scopus. It is intended that by 1969 the Law Faculty, the Law Library, all first year Science Students, and the Archeological Research Departments will be con- ducting their studies on Mt. Scopus. This rehabilitation program will cost 14 million Israeli pounds ($4,000,OOO).

Ambassador Harman reported that the 50th Anniversary of the founding of the Hebrew University would take place on July 24th, 1968. The 50th Anniversary of the laying of the foundation cornerstone by Chaim Weizmann on July 24th, 1918, will be a festive occasion highlighted by the presence of the President of the State of Israel Zalman Shazar and the Prime Minister, Levi Eshko1. He urged every member of the Board to try to be present on this historic occasion.

In connection with the 50th Anniversary celebration there will be special ground-breaking ceremonies for a number of buildings and dormitories that have already been committed by donors to be built on Mt. Scopus. It was announced that Mr. Joseph Mazer, Treasurer of the American Friends and a Deputy Chairman of the Hebrew University's Board of Governors has accepted the Chairmanship of the fundraising effort of the dormitory and rehabilitation program on Mt. Scopus.

The Chairman of the Board reported on a recent meeting with the heads of the University in Jerusalem and the current priorities of the University: - 2 -

1- Mount Scopus Dormitory Program 2- Rehabilitation of present buildings on Mt. Scopus 3- Scholarship program for Israeli students 4- Scholarships for overseas students 5- Completion of all outstanding unfinished bUilding projects already committed

Irving Mitchell Felt, Chairman of the Society of Founders and Chairman of the Agnon Dinner reported on the highly successful Dinner held on June 4th. General Nathaniel L. Goldstein, President of the American Friends of the Hebrew University, received the Agnon Medal which was introduced by Irving M. Felt in 1967 with the presence of Israel's first Nobel ~rize Winner Author S. Y. Agnon. The presence of more than 500 leaders from New York City and other parts of the country in an overflowing Ballroom was a personal tribute to General Goldstein and Ambassador Harman as well as to a growing recognition of the important role of the Hebrew University.

In addition to the announcement of many new Founders, Joseph I. Lubin took the occasion to announce his donation to construct a building which will house a new Graduate School of Business Administration. Majorie Hyman, Geraldine Kory and Cynthia Peltz, daughters of the late Ben Abrams announced a SUb- stantial contribution to name the Central Medical Electronics Laboratories in memory of their beloved father.

Following Mr. Felt's report, the Board expressed its appre- ciation to him by selecting him unanimously to receive the Agnon Award on May 26th, 1969.

The Chairman of the Board in reporting on the activities of the past year gave speCial praise to Max M. Low and his wife EVlynne. His exemplary devotion and support of the affairs of the community and his particular concern of Jewish problems and of the Hebrew University was highlighted. With unanimous approval the Board selected Mr. Max M. Low to be the recipient of the Mount Scopus Award to be given at the American Friends of the Hebrew University National banquet on Monday, November 25th, at the New York Waldorf Astoria.

The Office of Academic Affairs reported that more than 1000 American students have already been accepted for studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for the next academic year. It was pointed out that included in this group were more than 85 graduate students.

Dr. Louis Freedman, Chairman of the American Friends of the Hebrew University Committee to build a new School of Pharmacy, reported that the $2,000,000 needed to complete this project was near at hand. He advised that every effort was being made to complete the campaign by the end of the calendar year 1968. He advised that there will be a major dinner in New York in December which will culminate - 3 - the campaign. He further announced that preliminary plans and studies are being made for a continual campaign to maintain and operate the School of Pharmacy at the Hebrew University so that this important and vital School can be self-sustaining.

Mr. Julian Venezky reported on the financial status of the University and of the American Friends of the Hebrew University. He stated that the University has achieved a balanced operating bUdget in the amount of Israel pounds 74.250,000 and a development budget of Israel pounds 24,195,000. He reported that in the fiscal year ending March 31st, 1968, the American Friends had received more pledges and individual cash gifts than ever before.

The Chairman reported on the status of the Scholarship Program and the goal of providing 2000 scholarships by the end of this year.

President Nathaniel L. Goldstein reported on the ballot taken of the Founders of the Truman Center. Based on the recommendation of the Founders the Board elected the following Founders as Trustees of the Truman Center:

Louis Boyar Philip Klutznick Max M. Low Joseph Mazer Abraham Wechsler

In addition to the Founders. the following were also elected as Trustees by the Board: David Noyes, Administrative Assistant to President Truman, Arthur Goldberg, former Supreme Court Justice and former Ambassador to the United Nations. and Nathaniel L. Goldstein, President of the American Friends of the Hebrew University, and former Attorney General of the State of New York.

Mr. Seymour Fishman. the Executive Vice President. commented on the urgent need of ever greater efforts on the part of the American Friends to achieve the vital responsibilities which we have undertaken in support of the Hebrew University. He emphasized that each member of the Board must assume leadership in the program of the American Friends in his respective community.

The following new members were elected to the Board of Directors:

Louis H. Barnett Abraham Borman Fort Worth. Texas Detroit. Michigan

Mrs. Charlotte Bergman Harold S. Brady New York. N.Y. Chicago. Illinois

Sol Bergstein Rabbi Jay R. Brickman New York. N.Y. Milwaukee. Wisconsin

Allan J. Bloostein Herbert Brody New York, N.Y. Cranford, New Jersey - 4 -

Aron Chilewich Oscar S. Pattiz New York, N.Y. Beverly Hills, Calif.

Alvin Einbender Harold L. Perlman Louisville, Kentucky Chicago, Illinois

Harold Farber Seymour J. Phillips Buffalo, New York New York, N.Y.

Rosaline Feinstein Morris Polack Philadelphia, Pa. Seattle, Washington

Eugene Ferkauf Max Ratner New York, N.Y. Cleveland, Ohio

Leo Fields Edward Redstone Dallas, Texas Boston, Mass.

George Frankel Dr. Leon Riebman New York, N.Y. Lansdale, Pa.

Harry Frankel Julius Jack Rosen Miami Beach, Florida Baltimore, Maryland

Maurice Goodman Mrs. Madeleine H. Russell New York, N.Y. San Francisco, Calif.

David Goldenberg Harold J. Ruttenberg Minneapolis, Minn. Pittsburgh, Pa.

Merrill L. Hassenfeld Rabbi Edward T. Sandrow Providence, Rhode Island Cedarhurst, Long Island

Harvey M. Krueger Mrs. Emma Schaver New York, N.Y. Southfield, Michigan

Stanley S. Langendorf Saul Schiff San Francisco, Calif. New York, N.Y.

Bernard Lewis Mark S. Schulman Portland, Maine Beverly Hills, Calif.

Nathan I. Lipson Ted Shanbaum Atlanta, Georgia Dallas, Texas

Arthur Loewengart Charles E. Smith New York, N.Y. Washington, D.C.

Samuel Neeman Sanders Sosland New York, N.Y. Kansas City, Missouri - 5 -

Leonard R. Strelitz Norfolk. Virginia

Alan Striar New York, N.Y.

Stephen L. Stulman New York. N.Y.

Ben Weingart Los Angeles, Calif.