American Savincrs Sets Celebration
For Opening of Oak Park Branch
"What Scholars Think About
the Dead Sea Scrolls" will be
the topic of the second - lecture
in the series on the Scrolls, by
Dr. Isaac Rabinowitz, LaMed
Professor of Jewish Studies at
Wayne University, Monday eve-
ning, Feb. 13, in the small lec-
ture hail of the Art Institute.
The public is invited.
In his first lecture, Dr. Rabi-
nowitz discussed the back-
ground of the discovery of the
Scrolls and illustrated his lec-
ture with slides.
He _pointed out that the clis7
covery by an Arab shepherd of
the Kirbet Qumran Cave in
1947 led to extensive archeolo-
gical exploration in that area,
with the resultant discovery of
additional caves storing manu-
script treasures describing the
life and events of antiquity. He
showed a slide of a cave con-
taining primitive desks which
might, well have, served as the
scriptorium where scribes wrote
or copied manuscripts on parch-
ment, papyrus leather and even
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The newest branch of American Savings will open Monday,
at 13700 W. Nine Mile, in Oak •Park. Constructed along
modern, functiontal designs, it incorporates new technological
advances in the banking field for the convenience of its patrons.
* * *
A special three-week opening 9 Mile, near Coolidge, in Oak
celebration has been scheduled Park. ,
by the officers and directors of
The grand opening on Mon-
American Savings in confec- day will climax one of Amer-
tion with the opening of its
ican Savings'
sixth branch office at 13700 W.
most success-
ful years,
`Louisiana Story' to Open
according
Library's Film Series
to Adolph
Sherwood Forest Branch Li-
Deutsch, w h o
brary, 7117 W. 7 Mile, will open
founded t h e
a six week film series at 8 p.m.,
organization in
Thursday, with " Louisi an a
1947, and has
St or y", a draiiia of the dis-
served as its
covery of oil in 'the Bayous, as
president since
seen by a Cajun boy. SiThse-
that time.
quent programs will take place
Deutsch
Deutsch re-
weekly at the same time.
ported a gain of over $10,000,-
000 in assets during 1955, while
increased to $1,440,-
"Going to Miathi reserves
222.47, a n d savings accounts
Beach"?
climbed to more than $35,000,-
STOP AT THE
000. Assets are now over $40,-
000,000, he said. •
In his youth, Deutsch man-
aged the Westminster and Del-.
mar Branch of the Bank of
On the ocean at 90th Street
Detroit, resigning in 1926 to
Hotel Rooms, 1-Bedroom Apts..
2-Bedroom - 2 Bath Apts.
form Moore, Deutsch & Co:;" a
?rivate Ocean Beach—Informal
firm specializing in investment
attire. Stop in and see your De-
troit friend.
banking and loan's for insurance
Joseph J. (Joe) Weiss
companies. In 1946, he became
For Brochure, write the "Strat-
vice-president of Citizens Mort-
ford" or call • WO 1-9006 in Detroit
gage Co.
In addition to Deutsch, other
American Savings officials are
Samuel Hechtman, vice-presi-
dent and chairman of the board;
Jack Sylvan, vice-president; Al-
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JOSEPH WALDMAN
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and Family
Zumberg, cashier, of the new
Oak Park branch of American
Savings.
"STRATFORD
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JOE MAY
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tics and the Merger" at a meet-
ing of Branch
11, Labor Zion-
ist Organiza-
tion of Amer-
ica, Sunday
evening, in the
home of Mr.
and Mrs. Her-
bert P incus,
20318 Faust.
Members • of
all LZOA
Scholle
branches a n d
interested individuals are in-
vited to attend. For information
or reservations, call Doris' Wer-
ner, LI. 6-9147. •
Scholle, president of the CIO
Council since 1940; established
the first CIO Industrial Union
Council in Toledo,. 0., in 1936..
He served as president for a
year, until his appointment as
regional director for the Nation-
al CIO for the Michigan and
Ohio area.
A highlight of the Mid-Winter
Conference of Hadassah, to be
held in New York City this
week and attended by Hadassah
leaders from all sections of the
United States, will be the pres-
entation of the 1956 Henrietta
Szold Award for Distinguished
Humanitarian Service to Dr.
I. I. Rabi, Nobel Prize-Winning
nuclear -physicist.
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Friday, February 3, 1956
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He also showed on slides the
jars in which the scrolls were
kept and illustrated the appear-
ance of certain scrolls as they
were found.
Dr. Rabinowitz projected two
slides to illustrate his views that
the Dead Sea Scrolls are genu-
ine produCts of the first century
of the Common Era and not as
some Scholars, like Dr. Solomon
Zeitlin, of Dropsie College,
claim that the scrolls are • actu-
ally products of the 10th cen-
tury of the Common Era.
Religious Schools Set
Educational Seminar
The Director's. Council of the
JeWish Religious Schools of
Metropolitan Detroit is planning
an educational seminar on Sun =
day, March 4. Topics to be dis-
cussed will include Bible, his-
tory, Hebrew, music, drama and
assembly.
Walter Farber and Dr. Al
Schiff, seminar co-chairmen,
plan an attendance of about 150
Detroit Sunday school teachers.
Allen Warsen, chairman of the
Religious School Council, will
announce the discussion group
leader soon, three of whom will
be Detroit rabbis.
The Religious School Council
will meet this Thursday at the
Shaarey Zedek branch on 7
Mile at Lesure.
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David J. Cohen's Father Dies
Louis Cohen, of- 2350 Richton,
father of David J. Cohen,prom-
inent Detroit Orthodox Jewish
leader, and of Abraham Cohen,
former Detroiter, now in Israel,
died Wednesday. Funeral serv-
ices were held at Menorah
Chapel Thursday. Surviving
him also are four grandchildren:
STANLEY C. SHUBART,
Denver engineer, was re-elect-
ed president of the National
JeWish Hospital at Denver.
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JOE MAY
Hadassah Conference
To Honor Dr: I. I. Rabi
Second Dead Sea State CIO President
To Address • Branch 11
Scrolls Lecture
August (Gus) Scholle, presi-
dent of the, Michigan CIO Coun-
Set for Feb. 13
cil, will speak on "Labor, Poli-
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