Note Special Deadlines

Approaching holidays make necessary the following spe-
cial deadlines for The Jewish News editions of Sept. 8 amt
Sept. 15. Contributors are asked to make careful note of
these dates and times.
For the edition of Friday, Sept. 8, the Rosh Hashanah
edition, deadline for all copy and l hotographs will be at 3
p.m. Friday, Sept. 1. The regular deadline of 11 a.m. on
Wednesday will apply to classified advertisements. Rosh
Hashanah greetings will be accepted until Tuesday, Aug. 29.
For the edition of Friday, Sept. 15, deadline for all copy
and photographs will be at b3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 8 Deadline
for classified advertisements will be at 11 a.m. Monday,
Sept. 11.

Frisch. Chapter Has 3
More Summer Outings

An all day picnic and boat
ride to Bob-Lo is planned for
Sunday, Aug. 13, by Daniel
Frisch Chapter, ZOD. Those at-
tending will bring lunches and
meet at the Bob-Lo dock, at the
foot of Woodward, at 9:30 „ni.
Group atter_ dance is planned
at th. Detroit-Chicago night
ball game Wednesday, Aug. 16.
A weinie roast the evening of
Sature.13 Aug. 26, will complete
the summer season.
Prospect:ye in( , hers are ad-
vised that the 1950-51 schedule
will feature one or more gen-
eral r. '. 'ngs, Oneg Shabbats,
and socials each month. Occa-
sions already scheduled include
an installation dinner at the
Four Dukes Supper Club. a
dance in September and a Hal-
lowe'en masquerade dance, a
nation y known young Zionist
as guest speaker.
Information on membership
can be obtained at the Zionist
Office, WO. 5-1484; or from
Micki Lancet. TO. 6-0468; Willie
Shanfeld, TO. 9-0253; Lillian
Tron, TO. 5-5127, or Bob Etting-
er, WE. 4-6836.

Branch Seven Outing

Members of Branch Seven
Of the Labor Zionist Organiza-
tion will roast wieners at an
outing at 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug.
19, at. Rouge Park. They will
meet: at Outer Dr. and Spinoza
Dr.

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BRICKNE R-LABOWITCH:
Phyllis June Labowitch, daugh-
ter of M. and Mrs. Leon A. La-
bowitch of Pasadena Ave., be-
came the bride of Gerald Brick-
ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Brickner of Blaine Ave., at an
afternoon ceremony June 25 at
the Belcrest.
The bride chose a ballerina
length gown of blush pink or-
gandy; her fingertip veil of il-
hision was held in place by a
cap trimmed in seed pearls. She
carried white roses, centered by
a white orchid.
Ruth Ann Labowitch attended
her sister as maid -- of - honor.
Jack Sussman was best man.
The ushers were Abe Alpert,
Stuart Bergstein and Ronald
Feldman.
Ater a wedding trip -to New
York, the couple will make their
home in Chicago, where Mr.
BrickneT is a student at the
Chicago College of Osteopathy.
* * *
CAMPBELL-ORR: Mr. and
Mrs. John Orr of Park Terrace
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Jane, to Mark Camp-
bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Campbell of Prairie Ave. on July

2.

* * *

HORDES- SHAPERO: The
marriage of Joye Shapero,
daughter of Mrs. Irving (May)
Shapero and the late Irving
Shapero, to Earl Hordes, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Hordes,
was performed at the Lee Plaza
on Sunday, Aug. 6. Rabbis J. S.
Sperka and Moses Fischer offi-
ciated. The newlyweds a r e
Aug. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. honeymooning in New Hamp-
Simon Kieinplatz (Drora Seles- shire.
n.y) of W. Buena Vista, a daugh-
ter; Helen M.
400 AZA Members
* * *
July-31—To Mr. and Mrs. Alex To Convene Aug. 20
J. Etkin (Toby Ann Langer) of
25040 R o y c o u r t, Huntington
ApproXimately 400 young men
Woods, a son, Bruce Howard.
from all over the United States,
' * * *
Canada and Mexico will con-
July 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Ken- vene Aug. 20 for the 27th an-
neth G.
(Faythe Mihaly), nual national convention of
a son, Howard Selden.
Aleph Zadik Aleph, Bnai Brith
* * *
sponsored organization for Jew-
July 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Arn-
ish youth, at Heights Military
old Margolis (Sally Novetsky) of
Academy, Lebanon, .Tenn. Rich-
18404 Washburn, a son, Harold ard Brownstein, 'Portland, Ore.,
Dennis.
national president of AZA, will
* *
July 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Irv- preside over the business ses-
ing Radner of Baylis Ave., a sions.
daughter, Jane Susan.
* * *
Masada Team to. Meet
July 26—To Dr. and Mrs. Sid.-
Vey Phillip Shear (Leona Shalit, Roy Green Players
formerly of Detroit), of Los
Angeles, a daughter, Mindy Lou.
The Masada softball team has
* * *
been challeneged to an exhibi-
July 25—To Mr. and Mrs.
tion game by the Roy Green
Morris Zloto (Dolly Helbert) , of Post, champs of JWV. The
(LaSalle Blvd., a son, Alan Ed-
game will be held at Thirkell
Ward.
Field, Sunday, Aug. 13.
* * *
Masada won its sixth straight
I July 24—To Mr. and Mrs. victory July 31 by downing the
Leonard Moss . (Carol Landau), Raymond Block Post of JWV
a daughter, Cheryl Lynn.
11-2.
* * *
Leading the League in batting
July 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
are Julie Tabak and Bill Golden,
ter Hoffman (Evelyn Kanat). of tied at .750. Any one interested
2903 Elmhurst, a daughter, Anita in playing • on Masada's team
Joyce.
may contact Mary Hoffrichter,
* * *
TY. 6-4782.
June 23—To Mr. and .Mrs
Morris Zuckman (Rosalind Lev-
1,900 Jews in Shanghai
in) a son, Ralph Howard.
*
*
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Approxi-
July 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Helfer (Fay Manis), a son, mately 1,900 Jews still remain in
Shanghai according to a report
Kenneth James.
received by HIAS from its
Some of the finest real estate Shanghai office. Of this num-
'values in Detroit are listed on ber, 770 are European refugees
The Jewish News classified page. who made their way to Shang-
hai in their flight from Nazi
persecution and the remainder
CERTIFIED MOHEL
are old Jewish residents, of Rus-
sian or former Russian nation-
Yehudah Loewy
ality of the 1,000 Jewish resi-
SERVING IN
dents in Harbin, Manchuria, 300
•ospitals and Homes
have left for Israel. Several
WE. 4-2696
hundred Jews still live in Tient-
37st HUMPHRY AVE. -
sin, China.

Prof. Levin to Study
hi Europe in '50-'51

Prof. Samuel M. Levin of
Wayne University will sail on
Aug. 24 from New York, on the

10—THE JEWISH NEWS

Harry Cohen to Head
'Char Balfour Ball

Friday, August 11, 1950

Jewish Center
Activities

(The Jewish Community Center is
Affiliated With the Jewish Welfare
. Federation. and Is a Red Feather
Agency.)

Tuesday, Aug. 15—Dancing for
adults, Dexter-Davison
Branch, 9 p.m.

Wednesday, Aug. 16—"Sex Devi-
ation as Seen by a Penologist,"
lecture, outdoor court, Wood-
ward Center, 9 p.m. Speaker,
Maurice Floch, psychologist,
Detroit House of Correction.
Thursday, Aug. 17—Film, "Pre-
face to a Life," outdoor court,
Woodward Center, 9 p.m. Ver-
non Keye, director, mental
hygiene program, Student
'Health of Wayne University,
discussion leader.
Sunday, Aug. 20 — Picnic, all
PROF. S. M. LEVIN
adult groups of the Jewish
Caronia, for England. He will
Center, Kensington Metropo-
study labor and economic con-
litan Park.
ditions in England, France and
Italy in the period of the acad-
Our want ads get results.
emic year 1950-51.
Prof. Levin expects to visit
Israel in April or May of next
LUGGAGE SALE
year.
COMPLETE LINE OF

Isaiah Scroll Find
Attacked by Zeitlin

PHILADELPHIA, ( J T A ) —
Prof. Solomon Zeitlin of The
Dropsie College, noted oriental-
ist, reiterated "for the last
time" that the recently discov
ered scrolls of Isaiah and the
Commentary of Habakkuk "have
no value whatsoever." •
The scrolls, discovered near
the Dead Sea more than two
years ago by an Arab shepherd,
had been termed by British and
American orientalists the great-
est find in biblical history. Pho-
tostats of their text, enabling
scholars to check the readings
themselves, and thus obtain a
true test of verification, were
recently published by the Amer-
ican Schools of Oriental Re-
search.
On the basis_ of a thorough
study of these photostats Prof.
Zeitlin said: "No new evidence
has been brought out to sub-
stantiate the 'sensational dis-
covery.' No one has refuted my
(earlier) charges. I have en-
deavored to show that there
was p.o discovery. The Isaiah
Scroll and the Habakkuk Com-
mentary have no value whatso-
ever."

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Mack Trucks Contracts
For Branch in Israel

ALLENTOWN, Pa. — (JTA)
—Conclusion of an agreement
between Israel and Mack
Trucks, Inc., by which the
latter will construct in Haifa
heavy duty truck parts to be
assembled by Israel workmen
was announced here by
Charles J. Moran, the com-
pany's plant consultant.
The parts will be manu-
factured in a Haifa plant now
under construction and as-
sembled under the supervi-
sion of a Mack engineer.
Under the arrangement,
about six trucks a day are er-
pected to be ' irn..:d out when
production gets under way
later this year.

A. C. Lappin, president of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
announced that Harry Cohen
has agreed to again head the
Balfour Ball on the occasion of
its 18th (Chai) anniversary.
The Balfour ball combines
fund-raising for the American
Zionist Fund, and the financing
of local programs and mainte-
nance of the Zionist office.
Lappin announced the ac-
ceptance by Leon Kay of the
chairmanship of the Israel In-
vestment Committee of the
ZOA; and by Lawrence Crohn,
of the chairmanship of the pub-
licity and publications.
Plans are under way for the
joint meeting of the Zionist Or-
ganiza.tion with Hadassah, Sept.
6, with Aubrey Eban, Israel Ain-
bassador to the U. S., as speaker.

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