Sharon Levy, Carolyn Kushnir, Arlene Gottlieb and Beverly
Schwartz left July 5 for a two-month tour of Europe.
Martin D. Ducker has departed for a two-week vacation at
Miami Beach. -
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Joslove of Steel Ave. spent the Fourth
of July weekend at South Haven.
The family of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Grossman of Votrobeck
Gt. will honor them on their 46th anniversary with a dinner
Sunday at the Country House. Those who will participate include
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cantor, Mr. and Mrs. L. Rosenfeld, Dr. and
Mrs. Samuel Grossman, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daugherty, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Grossman and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Grossman.
- Mesdames Samuel B. Danto, Robert Phillips, Stuart Strachan,
John Schneider and Stanley Salamon attended-a dinner Wednes-
day at the Union Lake home of Mrs. James M. Hare given for
the steering committee of the patrons of the First Annual Fine
Arts Exhibit, to be sponsored by the Michigan Federation of
Democratic Women on Sept. 22.
Mr. and Mrs. David Reznick of Los Angels, Calif., will be
the guests of Rabbi and Mrs. Yaakov I. Homnick this weekend.
The Reznicks, returning from a trip to Israel, are founders of
the Jewish National Fund organization in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Rose Z. Katz has planted a grove of 1,000 trees in the
Herzl Forest on Mt. Herzl near Jerusalem in honor of the 71st
birthday Saturday of her husband, Zesse R. Katz. Born in Russia,
Mr. Katz is founder of the Z. R. Katz Investment Co.
Mr. Zvi Waiman, who has been a resident of Haifa, Israel,
for the past 37 years, is visiting in this country for the first
time. Before coming to Detroit he visited relatives in Pittsburgh
and Columbus and is now spending four weeks with his niece,
Mrs. B. Benedict Glazer, 18606 - Oak. He will go on to New
York before departing for Israel in time for the High Holy Days.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Y. Levy of New York City (the
former Adrienne Lankin) are visiting their • parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Lankin of Prairie Dr., Southfield.
A party was given recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
Weiss, 17419 Kentucky, in honor of their son, Harvey, 24, who was
graduated with high honors from the University of Michigan School
of Medicine and was accepted in the Alpha Omega Alpha and the
Victor Vaughn Society of Schools. Dr. Weiss, who lives with his wife
and child at 15457 Manor, will intern at Ford HoSpital.

Ben-Gurion Revives Bitter Dispute
in Israel's Parliament over Lavon

- (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to
The Jewish News)

JERUSALEM—Justice Minis-
ter Pinhas Rosen struck back
Wednesday with a vigorous
denial at Prime Minister David
Ben-Gurion's charge that the
ministerial committee which
cleared Pinhas Lavon in the
1954 security disaster had "ex-
ceeded its terms of reference
and usurped a juridical preroga-
tive."
The Prime Minister made the
charge at a special session of
the Knesset, Israel's parliament,
in a revival of the bitter dispute
which ended with Lavon's ous-
ter as secretary general of the
Histadrut, the Israel Labor Fed-
eration. Despite his victory in
that battle, Ben-Gurion resigned
as prime minister last Jan. 31.
His inability to form a new
government by negotiation
made necessary •new general
elections scheduled for Aug.
15. Israel has been governed by
caretaker cabinet since Ben-
Gurion's resignation, which fol-
lowed a decision of the cabinet
upholding the findings of the
ministerial committee.
Rosen, who served as chair-
man of that committee, rejected
particularly Ben-Gurion's claim
that by clearing Lavon of a
charge that as defense minister
in 1954 he gave the order which
led to the security disaster, the
committee in effect "convicted"
a senior army officer for the
mishap.
Rosen retorted that if the
Prime Minister wanted to find
out who actually gave the deci-
sive order, he could have called
the unnamed senior officer to
account under normal investi-

...

MISS SANDRA CANTOR

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — A dency toward militarism rather-
State Department source, advanc- than peaceful accommodation be-
ed an admittedly "unofficial" 'cause such rocketry could not be
view that Israel's security would treasonably linked with realistic
be better assured if funds spent Israeli economic and industrial
for "presumptuous" rocket proj- needs considering Israel's size.
ects were applied to of
and repatriation of the Pal-
Nothing is harder on the pub-
estinian Arab refua
ic than an ignoramus who thinks
flows.
1 State De-
There
ion to the an-
part
em .
r the Finest in Musk
his source, insisting on ano-
ymity, said emp
of
the
is should b
as gia
the Ar
d regional peac
tep"
than on plans for
a
In thi
na

Mrs. Sam Cantor of Southfield
announces the engagement of
nta
pl.
er th-
her daughter Sandra to Sheldo
eace and jus
or
dri
Slavin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
bark on
uclear
Slavin of Dearborn. An Augu
wedding is planned.
on-
ism, w Ise• here as un-
justified, were "reinforced" by
rsraeli roc
scare
y "unilateral"
i •
•c testing by Israel, ' in its
small territory, could justifiably
of r iation con-
LONDON, (JTA)—The H
arouse A
ey tamin., • I of e re
of Commons was told that
"extracted from unhappy v tints
ed en-
an is
ra t
—the six million who died mur- cla e
rld, it
ab
th
dered and brutally tortur -is sho
eek formulas or reso
being utilized by Nazis all
'on of differences wit
the world in order t
e ugee
fresh anti-
em, rather than a policy in-
p
anher, Labor M.P. dica d by the rocket launching,
Sir
()-Jewish leader, in an acco ng to the Department
sioned dema r British so
He said it showed a ten-
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at time is
extremely important in this mat-
ter?" he asked, addressing the
Government benches. "Twelve
years have passed since the con-
vention was accepted and, so far
as we are concerned, we have
made no move at all. Will you
not do something about it?"
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Weizmann
Studies L

REHOVOT
search in 1
culture induc
to be further
mann Institute o
grant awarded by the eu e-
mia Society, Inc. of New York
City to Prof. Leo Sachs, head
of the virology and genetics
section.
The grant, amounting to $60,-
000, is for a three-year period,
it was announced by Meyer W.
Weisgal, chairman of the Insti-
tute's executive council.
Recent developments in the
laboratories of Prof. Sachs, done
in collaboration with Haim
Ginzburg, have made it possible,
for the first time, to grow regu-
larly in tissue culture both leu-
kemia-inducing virus and leu-
kemic cells from mammals.
These findings have now opened
up the , possibility of studying
the change of normal into let
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body.

DIRECTORY

announce i k ,.o-
the Genocide Conven-
and remarked that he did not
think adherenc o the cone •o
I would alte t i tio • S• •
b to
The •
on es

aica Library
Gets Microfilm Copies
of Kaufmann Collection

NEW YORK, (JTA) — New
York University's Library of
Judaica and Hebraica has ob-
tained, from the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences, micro-
film reproductions of the David
Kaufmann collection of manu-
scripts pertaining to the Bible,
Judaica and other subjects in
possession of the Academy's
Oriental Library in Budapest.
The microfilm reproductions
of the .material, most of which
was not pr&io
scholars •
our years
obt •
I -
ations between the
ngarian Academy and Pro-
"fessor Abraham I. Katsh, of
New York ersi w
1
visited Budapest
ft es a
Kaufman
Ars,
• ogic e
he Jewis
of Hungary and a world-
authority on Jewish
fa
and religious
histor ,
philosphy. e
The collection includes
scripts relating to the Bible,
codices, commentaries on He-
ew. literature, documents per-
ifig to Talmudic science and
gious 1 a w s, mathematics,
onomy, medicine, theology,
ilosophy and history.

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nature, man's individuality re-
flects the divine law and order of
being.—Mary Baker Eddy

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gative procedures. If that
been done, the Justice Mini
said, Lavon would have b
obliged to testify.
The Justice Minister also
charged that the Prime - Minis-
ter's complaint about the lack
of validity of the committee's
findings on procedural grounds
was not made when the com-
mittee was set up and began its
investigations but only after
the committee brought in a re-
port which the Prime Ministe
found distasteful.
not ye

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