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MRS. W. BLUMENTHAL •
Caroline Smerling was wed to
Warner Blumenthal Aug. 20 at
the Park Shelton Hotel. Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal and Cantor
Nicholas Fenakel officiated at
the double-ring ceremony.
Parents of the newlyweds are
Mrs. Samuel Smerling of Clem-
ents Ave. and the late Mr.
Smerling and Mrs. Gustav Blu-
menthal of New York City and
the late Mr. Blumenthal.
The bride wore a waltz-
length, princess-style satin, bro-
cade gown with a scoop neck-
line and short sleeves. Her
headpiece was of white satin
formed into a flat 'bow- and
holding a shoulder-length veil.
She carried a bOuquet of white
camelias.
Mrs. Sol Siegel, sister of the
bride, was matron' of honor.
Best man was Al Riskin of
Flint.
Following a motor trip
through eastern Canada, the
newlyweds will live in Flint
where the bridegroom is in
instructor in modern languages
at the Flint Community Junior
College and will complete his
doctoral work in modern Ger-
manic literature at the Uni-
versity of California. The bride
will teach in Flint .while com-
pleting her thesis for a mas
ter's degree in English at
Wayne State University.
Because of space limitations,
enrollment in the University of
Michigan Music School, is held
at approximately 500 undergrad-
uate and graduate professional
degree students.
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Mail Absentee Ballots Today Ja cobs-lish ovitch
To be valid, absentee ballots must be mailed today. Rites
Application for absentee ballots_can still be made
at the City Clerk's office in the Cffy-County Building
all day today.
Application blanks appeared in the last two weeks'
issues of The Jewish News and also have been distributed
by Jewish organizations and by candidates for political
office. They can be filled in and presented at the City
Clerk's office and ballots secured and cast while there.
John Smith, Acting Director of Elections, stated on
Wednesday that as of Tuesday evening only 6,000
Absentee Voter's ballots had been received. But on
TueSday alone 1,100 ballots arrived, and Smith predicts
that ballots as of Wednesday will arrive at the rate of
a thousand a day, boosting the total number of absentee
voters, due to Rosh Hashanah, to 10,000 or more.
Thousands of absentee voters also are being ac-
counted for in Oakland County and other parts of the
State.
Claims of Discovery of Bar Kokba
Letters Called Fiction by Zeldin,
In an article in the current
issue of Jewish Quarterly Re-
view, entitled "The Fiction of
the Bar Kokba Letters." Dr.
Solomon Zeitlin challenges the
accuracy of claims that origin-
al Bar Kokba letters were found
by Prof. Yigal Yadin at the
Ein Gedi area near the Dead
Sea. Dr. Zeitlin states in his
article: ,
"If this letter had been writ-
ten by Bar Kokba• one wonders
why there is no appeal to the
Jews to rise in revolt against
their oppressors the Romans as
did the Hasmoneans and the
leaders of the Great Revolt in
66-70," .
"The publicity spread over
the world regarding the great
discovery of the Bar Kokba
letters was in the manner of
Hollywood. To reiterate, the
letter eleven was never written
by. Bar Kokba. We trust that
Professor Yadin will give us
photostats of all of the letters
discovered both last year and
this year so that we shall then
be able to render an opinion
about their antiquity. Without
photostats no one, not even the
archaeologists, have the right
to herald a great discovery of
letters by Bar Kokba.
"The term rabbenu prefixed -
to the name of a person should
be a warning to the archaeol-
ogists that they should first
make a study of the literature
of that period before announc-
ing the discov ry of important
the discoveries
documents.
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which h
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bron o
mus be a cepted. However in
jud the age of discoveries
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erald Kenneth Primak (Judith
usan Cohen), 12934 Vernon,
Huntington Mjoods, a daughter,
Elizabeth G
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To Dr. and Mrs.
L. Kaye (Tobye David-
rmerly. of Detroit), 1735
Ave., N.W., Rochester,
inn., a son, Douglas Evan.
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Aug. 22— o Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie 'Mi dorf (L enore
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er, arol Jill. •
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18 — To Mr. and Mrs.
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o Mr. and Mrs. Frank Han-
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archaelogists should be caut-
ious in their pronouncements.'
"The pronouncement that the
Bar Kokba letters were dis-
covered near the Dead Sea be-
longs to the realm of fiction."
Levinson Sponsors
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Commissioner Hardy
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MIAMI, (JTA) — More than
11,000 children are expected to
register in the 40 Jewish
schools of Dade and Broward
counties for the new school
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greater Miami and Hollywood,
Florida. .
One out of every three pieces
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MRS. MELVIN JACOBS
Anita Itskovitz and Melvin
Jacobs exchanged nupti
Aug. 6 at Cong
Rabbi Lehrman
Klein officiated.
Parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Itskovitz
of Indiana Ave. and Mr. and
Mrs. Gus D. Jacobs of Talbot
Ave., Huntington Woods.
The bride wo
pecially designed
ivory silk peau de le filth a
sweetheart bodice Hof embroid-
ered Alencon lace and seed
pearls. The skirt, embroidered
with garlands of lace, ended in
a cathedral train. Her floor-
length mantilla veil w
is
of imported b
on
carried a cascad
her prayer book.
Maid of honor was Geri
Itskovitz, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Sandy Ja-
cobs, sister of the bridegroom,
Gayle Beck, Florence Kranitz
and Irene Weiss.
Best man
man. Ushers w F Was-
serman, Dick W s, Aaron Kra-
nitz and Jack Bergman.
The couple are now residing
in Oak Park.
Commissioner Neal J. Hardy of
the Federal Housing Administra-
tion, Washington, D.C., will be in
Detroit for a luncheon meeting at
the Statler Hilton at noon
Wednesday, Sept. 27, to address
a luncheon meeting of Detroit
residential builders, real estate
brokers and mortgage bankers.
Benjamin Levinson, president,
Franklin Mortgage Corporation,
has invited Commissioner Hardy
'to come to Detroit and explain to
the residential builders and oth-
ers, the new housing bill and how
it will affect the future planning
of all those engaged in housing
and real estate.
Levinson , has complimented
Senators Patrick McNamara and
Philip Hart for their assistance
in bringing Commissioner Hardy
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AJC Installation,
Meeting to Host
Hilberry, Marshall
Dr. Clarence B. Hilberry,
Wayne State University presi-
dent, will be guest speaker at
the installation of officers of
the American Jewish Congress,
Council of Michigan, 8:30 p.m.
Thursday Sept. 14 at Holiday
Manor, 18641 Wyoming.
The AJC Women's Division
will have its opening meeting
12:30 p.m. the same day at
Temple Israel with Gen. S. L.
A. Marshall, military analyst of
the Detroit News, speaking on
"Another Look at Israel."
The installation is open to
the public. Rabbi Leon Fram,
national vice president of the
Congress, will install the new
officers.
They are Mrs. Lewis Red-
stone, president; Kurt Singer,
executive vice president; Rabbi
'Morris Adler and Benjamin D.
Burdick, vice presidents; Mrs.
Henry 1Viarer, treasurer and
Mrs. Ethel Weston and Mrs.
John Schneider, secretaries.
An informal reception will
follow the installation. Zeldon
Cohen is the outgoing president
and Frank Rosenbaum is pro-
gram chairman.
Mrs. Dan Shapiro is president
of the. Woman's Division and
Mrs. Sallan Lurie is program
chairman. A buffet will be
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