Annual Technion, Dinner Set Oct. 11; Noted Scientist to Speak

JWB Gets $26,000 Grant

NEW YORK — The Lavanburg-
Corner House, a philanthropic or-
motion, remains stationary in the
to
those
first
on
the
moon."
of
the
Technion,
and
will
deliver
ganization,
has appropriated a grant
Robert Brody, president of the
Compact and relatively light lunar sky.
of $26,000 for a social work per-
DeProit Technion Scic i e t y, an- a series of lectures on various
The
"Moon-Clock"
was
built
by
nounced that the annual dinner aspects of man's conquest of space. weight, the "Moon-Clock" has two Martin M. Decker, a Philadelphia sonnel recruitment project to be
"Man is biologically geared to dials, one of which shows Green-
carried out under the joint auspices
will be held at Cong. Shaarey Ze-
a 24-hour earth day," explained wich time on earth, while the industrialist and long time friend of that organization and the Na-
dek, 6:30 p.m. Oct. 11.
the
Technion.
Dr.
Levitt
is
of
other
shows
local
time
for
any
tional Jewish Welfare Board.
The guest speaker will be Dr. Dr. Levitt, "and biologists believe
the president of the Phila-
Israel Monroe Levitt, director of that though he can, to a certain particular point on the moon. In himself
delphia
Chapter
of
the
American
addition,
it
can
give
lunar
ex-
the Fels Planetarium in Phila- extent, adjust to different time
situations, he should not be asked plorers the position of the earth, Technion Society.
delphia.
Like
Dr. Levitt was the distinguished for too radical a change from his its phase as seen from the moon,
Let no wise man estrange him-
scientist who brought to the Tech- normal 24-hour cycle. In fact, one the altitude of the sun and its self from the government of the
A7cazdiily Cocktails got it!
.nion. the Israel Institute of Tech- of the prime concerns of space position a b o v e or below the
state; for it is both wicked to with-
nology in Haifa, the world's only medicine doctors is the lunar ex- horizon.
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draw
from
being
useful
to
the
Unorthodox in d e s i g n, the
"Moon-Clock," a time piece for plorer's ability to adapt to con-
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ditions in which day and night, "Moon-Clock" had to be built needy, and cowardly to give way
lunar explorers.
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The development of the clock as we know them on earth, do with some of the following con- to the worthless.—Epictetus.
ditions in mind:
is considered of importance be- not exist."
1. A full day on the moon is
Since the first men on the moon
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cause of U.S. plans to put a man
on the moon within the next six will be living in subterranean equal to 291/2 earth days in length.
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Daylight
on
the
moon
2.
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME FOR YOUR
shelters
to
protect
them
from
the
ears. Dr. 'Levitt feels that his
BAR MITZVAH &.WEDDING GUESTS . . •
clock could help to keep the first bombardment of radiations and for 143/4 earth days, and there
Itinar explorers in tune with earth meteorites coming from space, it are 14 3/4 earth days in one lunar
time while living in the subter- is considered a good idea to give night.
ranean caves or shelters which the lunar explorers a visual dis- 3. Traveling east or west on
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Dr. Levitt was in Israel as guest "It was for this reason," Dr. Levitt ling north or south does not re-
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said, "that I undertook the design quire any correction.
4. The earth, except for a slight
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of a time-piece which will, I hope,
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prove to be a valuable instrument up and down and east and west
18—Friday, September 18, 1964

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