Sol Lifsitz Honored
Research Devices Given
by Weizmann Institute
to University in Ethiopia
REHOVOT — Six instruments
for nuclear physics research have
been donated by the Weizmann In-
stitute of Science to the Haile Se-
lassie University in Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia.
The instruments — two pulse
generators, two linear amplifiers
and two scalers — were manufac-
tured in the Weizmann Institute's
workshops and were used until re-
cently by the institute's nuclear
physics department for studies of
radioactivity.
A number of Israeli science in-
structors are employed by the
Haile Selassie University, and
when they found that they lacked
some of the equipment they need-
ed for teaching and research, they
turned to their countrymen for
assistance.
SOL LIFSITZ
Sol Lifsitz, Wayne County high-
way engineer, has been elected a
director of the American Road
announced at the 65th annual con-
vention of the association in Miami
Beach. Lifsitz serves at present, on
the ARBA county division board of
directors, and has been elected sec-
ond vice president of that division.
He is a member of the Highway Re-
search Board. Upon receiving a
BS degree in civil engineering
highway engineer, has been elected
a director of the American Road
Builders' Association for a three-
year term, the board of directors
from the University of Michigan
in 1926, Lifsitz joined the Wayne
County Road Commission as a
structural designer in the bridge
division and progressed to hi.
present position five years ago.
Beth Aaron Young Adults
to Hold Folk Song Night
Beth Aaron Young Adults will
hold a hootenanny 8 p.m. Wednes-
day at the synagogue. A profes-
sional group, the Zamarim, will
perform.
A social hour will follow, and
refreshments will be served. Mem-
bers with instruments are invited
to bring them.
All single adults, 21 to 37, are
invited. For information, contact
Loretta Weintraub, LI 8-9430.
Temple Israel to Host
AJCommittee-Gesu
Program With Kaplan
The final program in the Amer-
ican-Jewish Committee-Gesu Parish
series on "Jewish-Catholic Perspec-
tives: 1967" will be held 8 p.m.
Sunday in the
main sanctuary
of Temple Israel
h Dr. Abra-
with
ham Kaplan of
the University of
Michigan philos-
ophy department,
and Dr. George
McMorrow, phil-
osopher from
Nazareth College
in Kalamazoo.
Rabbi M. Rob-
ert S yme will
host this pro-
gram on "Human
Dignity in the
Dr. Kaplan
Jewish and Catholic Traditions."
(The program was originally
scheduled for Gesu Parish, but the
temple's facilities will permit a
large audience).
Co-chairmen of the planning
c o m m i t t e e are Father John
Schwarz, pastor of the Gesu Par-
ish, and Dr. Leonard Gordon, Mich-
igan area director of the American
Jewish Committee. Reception com-
mittee hostesses for this program
are Mrs. John Hathaway and Mrs.
Lewis Grossman.
Israel's Exports
Israel's exports last year totaled
$501,000,000 worth of goods, rep-
resenting an increase of $72,000,- Talk for Zionist Revisionists
000 or 17 per cent over the figure on Bailik Songs Set
for the previous year.
At an oneg Shabat sponsored
by the Zionist Revisionists of De-
Mothers and children who make troit, Dr. Joshua Weinstein, former
up two-thirds of the population in Irgun officer, will speak on "Songs
the developing world, have tradi- of Fury and Freedom by Chaim
tionally lived in the age-old fear Nachman Bialik" 8:30 p.m. Satur-
of misery and disease, Through day at the Labor Zionist Institute.
UNICEF's permanent health serv-
Refreshments will be served,
ice programs in 122 countries, and games will follow the lecture.
mothers and children can now look
For reservations, call Steve
toward a brighter future.
Goldin; LI 7-3606.
IMIYENU
BY HENRY LEONARD
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Two Livonia
Synagogues
Plan Merger
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school goes to 2nd grade — after
which the United Hebrew Schools
assumes direction — and from
8th grade up. Coordination of the
two programs is yet to be worked
out, he said.
The trial merger will bring to-
gether just under 200 families. Be-
Friday, March 17, 1967-21
Israel Economic Corp. Sees Drop in Earnings
NEW YORK — PEC Israel Be- resulted in a slowdown of the
onamic Corp., in its annual report growth rate to less than 2 per
for 1966, shows net earnings after cent in 1966.
taxes of $938,134, or $1.04 per
share in 1966, compored with
$1,086,102 or - $1.28 for the pre-
vious year.
The corporation paid a cash div-
idend of 80 cents per common
Certified Master Watchmaker
share (the same as last year) on
and Jeweler
Feb. 15 to its 11,000 stockholders
in the U.S.
18963 Livernois Ave.
The PEC report points out that
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government measures taken to
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curb overheating of the economy
GEORGE
OHRENSTEIN
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KAPLAN BROS.
Rabbi Jessel
Cantor Blank
cause most of them are young,
Rabbi Jessel said, it will make the
joint effort considerably easier
than if there were older members
set in their ways.
The names and finances of the
two congregations will remain
separate during the entire trial
merger and will be combined only
when and if the members decide
upon a formal merger.
JWB Compiles Record
of Ex-Staff Members
A nationwide search is being
conducted by the National Jewish
Welfare Board to obtain the names
and addresses of former staff mem-
bers and Jewish chaplains. The
purpose of the search is to com-
pile as complete a mailing list as
possible of those who are to be in-
vited to a reunion and recognition
event which will take place in New
York City this fall in connection
with JWB's Golden Jubilee celebra-
tion.
Names and addresses should be
sent to the chairman of the JWB
staff reunion planning committee,
Joseph Greenhut, National Jewish
Welfare Board, 145 E. 32nd St.,
New York, N.Y. 10016.
5 Sentenced in Israel
Over Autopsy Dispute
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — A Tel Aviv
district court sentenced to four
months' imprisonment five mem-
bers of a religious settlement in
Rehava, who rioted last May in
Kaplan Hospital at Rehovot in pro-
test against an autopsy performed
in the hospital on the body of a
Rehava settler.
In passing sentence, the judge
noted the "gravity" of the behavior
of the defendants in attacking hos-
pital personnel. He declined to,dis-
cuss the motives for the settlers'
action, declaring that the issue of
post-mortems was not within the
competence of his court.
The issue has evoked widespread
protests among Israel's Orthodox
Jews.
PGASP Planning
Pre-Purim Party
PGASP (Post Graduate Adas
Shalom Presents) will hold its Pre-
Purim Dance 8:30 p.m. Satuday in
the social hail of Adas Shalom
Synagogue.
The Martin-David Orchestra will
provide the music. Refreshments
will be served and prizes will be
given.
Tickets may be purchased at the
door.
Rabbi Rothenberg to Talk
on Customs of Passover
Daddy, did God create them, too?"
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Can you use a flashlight to
search for Hametz? This • and other
questions concerning the laws of
Bdikat Hametz (the search for
leven) and the customs of the seder
will be discussed by Rabbi Shlomo
Rothenberg 8 p.m. Sunday at Cong.
Beth Tefilo Emanuel Tikvah.
This talk is part of the syna-
gogue's March series on "Learning
for Action."
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