JERUSALEM, ( JTA )--N i n e
Dr. Isidore Snapper, inter- a.m. with the presentation of
Yeshiva students were fined 150 nationally known authority on investigative papers by Sinai's
pounds ($50) each for participa- bone disease, will speak May 25 house staff and research fel-
tion in the disturbances which at Sinai Hospital.
lows. Snapper will speak at 11.
led on Jan. 3 to damage of the
Snapper will be visiting chief The program is open to all in-
Finnish Christian mission in for the scientific program of terested physicians.
Jerusalem. The yeshiva students Sinai's annual Alumni Day, Dr.
were protesting Christian mis- Lloyd Paul, president of the
The whole world lives in con-
sionary activities in Israel. A Alumni Association, announced.
tentment,
while Hanina is in
tenth student, charged with or-
For the last 10 years, Snapper
ganizing the demonstrations, was has been director of medicine distress.—Yoma 53.
fined 300 pounds ($100).
and medical education at Beth
The defendants initially plead- El Hospital, Brooklyn. Among
ed not guilty to charges of as- his academic positions, he has
sault, criminal trepassing and been professor of medicine at
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versed their pleas when police ping Union Medical College
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were convicted only on the cago Medical School, and the
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The defense attorney told the
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who entered the mission court-
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The annual spring polo game, in behalf of the hospitalized vet-
erans and the children's camp at Houghton Lake, will be spon-
sored by the Michigan AMVETS 2 p.m., May 25, at the State
Fair Grounds Coliseum. Featured also will be a show, including
Roman riders, jumpers and the Drum and Bugle Corps of the
Michigan AMVETS. Planning the event are, from left, (stand- .
ing) Rich Gibson, program chairman; John R. Dagenais, execu-
tive director of Michigan AMVETS; (seated) Louis C. Lada,
state conunander; and Benjamin Levinson, honorary •chairman.
On the AMVET All Stars are Chuck Grant, Franklin Levinson,
Benjamin Levinson (captain) Tom Young, Bob Egan and Wen-
ell Sinith (alternate captain). Players for the Rochester Rockets
are Merle Jenkins, Harold Garian, Leonard Foley (captain),
Gordon Miller, George Benjamin (alterUate captain) and Rich
Gibson. Referee is Donald Hurd.

Hebrew High School Tanakh Class
Ready for Bible Quiz on May 26

Sources and explanation of and members ' of Detroit Kvut-
passages and quotations from zah Ivrit have been invited to
the Holy Scriptures will be attend.
asked of the United Hebrew
High School students at the an-
nual,Bible Quiz program to be
held Sunday, May 26, at 11:30
a.m., at the school auditorium of
the schools, 18977 Schaefer.
The Hidon Tanakh, a national
contest, will be conducted in
Hebrew. The students in the
Bible Quiz have pursued their
study at class periods outside
their regular• school hours
under • the tutelage of IVIena-
chem Glaser, an instructor on
Hebrew High School faculty.
The Tanakh class consists of
Eddie Betel, Aaron Dworin,
Rose Finkelstein, Paula Gantz
Sandra Gross, Edith Goldman,
Marilyn Glaser, Donald Skupsky,
Marley Weiss and Leini Wiener.
The judges will be Rabbis
Hayim D o n i n and Benjamin
Gorrelick and LouiS LaMed. Dr.
Naphtali Wiesner will be the
resource person.
• Albert. Elazar and Sylvan J.
Ginsburgh will introduce the
program and act as quiz mas-
ters.
The books on which the quiz
will be based are Numbers,
beuteronomy, Judges, Jonah,
Micah and Ruth.
Parents of the contestants

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HARRY ABRAM

Soviet Academy
Prepares Catalogue
of Jewish Documents

LONDON, (JTA) —A cata-
logue of Jewish manuscripts
from at least three famous col-
lections is being prepared at the
Institute of Asiatic Peoples of
the Soviet Acadeniy of Sciences,
according to a dispatch from the
Soviet Union received here. The
catalogue, envisaged as one of
inestimable value to scholars of
Hebraica and Judaica, is sched-
uled to appear shortly under the
editorship of two Soviet scholars,
K. Starkova and A. Ginsburg.
The catalogue will be based
on the collections left by the
late Leo Friedland, a St. Peters-
burg banker and philanthropist
under the Czarist regime; Prof.
Daniel A. Chovolson, a Jew who
converted to Christianity to hold
the chair of Hebrew and Syriac
at the University of St. Peters-
burg; and a famous collection by
'David Maggid.

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If you will try to lift your
burden; I will help you; but if
you yourself will not, then
neither will I.—Baba Kama 92.

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TS Annual Spring Polo Game Yeshiva Students
to Benefit Hospitalized Veterans Fined in Israel for