Dr. S. Z. Kahana, director of
the Ministry of Religion of the
Israel Government, will bring
an important message this Sun-
day morning, to leaders of De-
troit's congregations and organ-
izations, on the proposals for a
large tourist movement to Israel
during the State's tenth an-
niversary year.
Dr. Kahana will speak at 11
a.m. Sunday at a meeting in-
the air conditioned Young
Israel Center on Dexter. He will
report on the Jewish State's
plans for the corning year's
Celebrations. •
Breakfast will be served to
all participants in this meeting,
and there will be no solicita-
tions or admission fees.
In the Ministry of Religion In

Israel, Dr. Kahana is in charge
of the Holy Places and works
with representatives of non-
Jewish religious segments in
Israel.
He is presently on a special
mission in behalf of his State to
encourage visits to Israel during
Chag Reason—the 10th anni-
versary year.
During his stay here he will
assist in the organization of a
special committee for the 5718
tours to Israel. He will be the
house guest here of the local
Mizrachi leaders, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Temchin, 3841 Sturte-
vant.
The meeting here is sponsored
by Mizrachi Hapoel Hamizrachi,
Young Israel and the Joint Cam-
mittee of Detroit Synagogues,
and Organizations.

Israel's Nuclear Progress Wins
Privilege of Hosting World Parley

The position Israel's nu-
clear research has achieved in
the scientific world has won for
the country the right to play
host this fall to the Internation-
al Conference on Nuclear Struc-
ture.
Conference sessions will take
place Sept. 9 to 13, in the
Michael and Anna Wix Audi-
torium of the Weizmann Insti-
tute of Science in Rehovoth.
Papers on the progress made
in various fields of nuclear
physics will be delivered by 26
scientists from eight different
countries. About 150 delegates
are expected to participate.
Scientists who have already ac-

Festivities Mark
Stratford Festival
Opening July 1, 2

STRATFORD, Ontario — All
faiths will play roles this week-
end in the dedication of the new
permanent theater of the Strat-
ford Shakespearean Festival.
The Jewish dedication will be
conducted by Dr. Solomon
Frank, rabbi of the Spanish and
Portuguese Synagogue in Mon-
treal, the oldest synagogue in
Canada and one of the oldest
on the continent.
Most productive ticket sales
are reported by the Festival box
office and the opening nights—
July 1 and 2—are sold out. The
plays to be staged this year are
"Hamlet" and "Twelfth Night."
The Festival this year will
be supplemented by film pro-
grams, including films from Is-
rael, and jazz programs.
Michael Kane, Montreal actor,
will play Laertes in "Hamlet,"
replacing William Shatner who
has been released from the Fes-
tival company to take a lead-
ing role in a new Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer movie. Gloria Rand,
Shatner's actress wife, accom-
panies her husband to Holly-
wood and has been replaced as
the Player Queen in "Hamlet"
by Araby Lockhart.
Max Helpmann will play the
Ghost.
Michael Lanham directs
"Hamlet" and Tyrone Guthrie
"Twelfth Night."

cepted invitations to lecture at
the conference are from Den-
mark, France, Great Britain,
Holland, Israel, Sweden, the
United States and USSR.
The papers to be delivered are
grouped under the following
subjects:
Shell Model Evidence in
Nuclei, the Unified Model in
Theory and Experiment, Beta
Decay in Theory and Experi-
ment, Parity Violation in Beta
Decay, Electromagnetic Tran-
sitions in Nuclei, Extranuclear
Effects on Angular Correlation,
Effects on the--Finite Size of the
Nucleus, Measurement of Very
Short Nuclear Life-Times and
Instruments of Nuclear Spectro-
scopy.
The opening address will be
delivered by Prof G. Racah, of
the Hebrew University in Jeru-
salem, who will speak on "The
Seniority Quantum Number and
Its Applications in Nuclear
Spectroscopy."
Four world bodies are re-
sponsible for financing the con-
ference. They are the Inter-
national Union of Pure and Ap-
plied Physics (IUPAP), United
Nations Economic and Social
Council (UNESCO), Israel
Atomic Energy Commission and
Weizmann Institute.

Hungarian Rabbi, Freed
From a Siberian Camp,
Arrives in Israel

JERUSALEM (JTA)—Dr. Jo-
seph Wuerdiger, a Hungarian
rabbi who was liberated from
a Russian concentration camp in
Siberia as a result of West Ger-
man intervention, arrived in
Israel.
Rabbi Wuerdiger was kid-
napped by Soviet authorities
while en route from Hungary
to West Germany in 1947. He
was deported to Siberia on
charges of "Zionist activities."
When a West German delega-
tion visited the USSR last year
in an effort to locate and ob-
tain the release of German pris-
oners of war held by the Rus-
sians, it found Rabbi Wuerdiger
in one of the labor camps. After
prolonged negotiations between
Bonn and Soviet officials, the
Hungarian Jew was released.

200 Children to Attend British Scientist Claims Dead Sea
Summer Sessions of
United Hebrew Schools Scrolls Are Not of Christian Era

Nearly 200 boys and girls will
attend the summer program of
the United Hebrew Schools, be-
ginning. July 1 and continuing
for a four-week period.
A program of varied activi-
ties, including clubs, songs,
dancing and arts and crafts
have been planned by a com-
mittee of principals and teach
ers around the central theme,
"Kol Yisroel Chaverim — The
Unity of Israel."
Special outings are planned
to Kensington and Rouge Parks,
various swimming pools, the
zoo, Belle Isle and Bob-Lo.
For the first time, arrange-
ments have been made for
rapid-advance classes for - chil-
dren who are to be double pro-
moted upon completion of the
summer's work. Students at-
tending these classes have rec-
ommendations from their teach-
ers on the basis of scholarship,
Hebrew language skills, person-
ality and age.
The daily program will begin
at 9:30 a.m. and concludes at
12:30 . p.m. Sessions are held in
the Esther Berman Branch. On
Fridays, an oneg shabbat and
luncheon will be held to usher
in the sabbath.- Transportation
is provided.

LONDON (JTA)—Prof. G. R.
Driver of Oxford, a foremost
authority an Semitic languages
and Biblical scrolls, declared
that the Dead Sea Scrolls are
not as old as is generally as-
sumed.
Addressing the Royal Central
Asian Society, Prof. Driver said

that recent consultations with
Dr. Cecil Roth, Jewish histo-
rian, had confirmed his views
that the scrolls were of post-
Christian origin. Most experts
believe • that the ancient frag-
ments predate the Christian era.

Drapes — Lampshades
— Curtains —

Thomas Jefferson started the
Democratic party in 1793 when
he resigned from Washington's
cabinet and formed his own po-
litical party.

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Dr. Kahana to Spur Israel Tourism
in Address Here Sunday Morning