THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
24—Friday, Augint 18, 1967
Teamsters Buy $1,200,000 in Bonds
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LETTER BOX
Ilene Kay Saperston
Engaged to Dr. Lipton
Morris Lifshay, new chairman of
the Labor Zionist Council of De-
troit, announces the second annual
Art Show and Sale of the League
for Labor Israel will be held Sept.
29 and 30 and Oct. 1.
Other new officers of the Labor
Zionist Organization are Aaron
Borenstein, Jerry Goldberg and
Emanuel Mark, vice chairmen;
Steve Medow, treasurer; and De-
borah Goldberg and Dena Green-
berg, secretaries. Morris Lieber-
man is honorary chairman.
Nostradamus 'Saw'
Israel-Arab War
Editor, The Jewish News:
Yellowed old pages containing
the predictions of Nostradamus
hundreds of years ago came into
my hands on June 5 while making
a fire inspection in an old attic in
Hamtramck.
The revelations are striking: In
correct details this Jewish scien-
tist saw the great struggle in the
Holy Land years ahead in full
details which are amazing.
So far all predictions of Nostra-
damus came true, including this
recent war with the "Arab Prince,"
none other than Nasser.
The enemies of Israel should
have read these pages and not
only saved their skin and pride,
but a billion dollars in losses plus
the lives of 26.000 of their country
men . . . not to speak of territorial
losses of course.
ERIC LIND
Labor Zionist Council
Names Officers, Plans
and Art Show and Sale
Patriotism is easy to understand
in America. It means looking out
for yourself by looking out for your
country. —Calvin Coolidge (1923)
MISS ILENE SAPERSTON
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund E. Saper-
ston of Southfield Rd., Southfield,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Ilene Kay to Dr. James
Evans Lipton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester H. Lipton of Renfrew Rd.
Dr. Lipton received his under-
graduate degree from the Univer-
sity of Michigan and his medical
degree from Wayne State Univer-
sity. He also attended the Univer-
sity of Copenhagen Medical Col-
lege. His fraternal affiliations are
Phi Sigma Delta and Phi Delta
Epsilon.
An early December wedding is
planned.
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For the Ultimate in
Editor, The Jewish News:
Fine Photography
The Arab Druzes, who broke
There Can Be No
from Islam in the 11th century,
have lived peacefully in Israel
Compromise With Detail
since her formation. Unlike Is-
rael's other surrounding Arab
It is the extra "Little
populations, the Druz es have
Things" we give which
served faithfully and with distinc-
tion in the Israeli Army primarily
are so much appreciated.
The area of the earth covered
because they have felt no threat
by
the
sea
is
estimated
to
be
to their beliefs and faith.
Israel must immediately adopt 139,000,000 square miles, or 70.6
an ambitious program that will per cent of the total surface.
lead to "Israel-Islam Dialogue"
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that would help the Arab peoples
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to better understand, appreciate
and accept the presence of Israel;
studio of photography
a program that would lead them
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REHOVOT — A new method for jection sometimes had dangerous to adopt the same attitude that
19492 Livernois Avenue
determining sensitivity by penicil- consequences. The new test must the Druzes adopted toward Israel.
lin, a sensitivity which may en- be attempted on a wider scale be- Then all other problems, including
UN 2-0660
danger a patient's life, was recent- fore final conclusions may be that of refugees, holy places and
and His Orchestra
UN 2-0200
ly developed at the Weizmann In-' drawn.
boundaries, will be readily solved.
Good
Music
stitute of Science.
An international workshop on Then, and only then, will there
for
All
Occasions
It is the work of Joseph Haimo- biodyna m i c s (reproduction re- be peace in the Mideast.
vich, a student at the Feinberg search), a field which attempts to
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SOL A. DANN
Graduate School, who evolved the tackle the problem of the popula-
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method under the guidance of Prof. Lion explosion, took place last
Michael Sela, head of the insti- week in the department of biody-
tute's chemical immunology sec- namics at the Weizmann Institute.
Lion. Proposals designed to enable the
CRAFTSMAN LODGE, F.8eA.M.,
The importance of this proce- Weizmann Institute to play an in-
dure. in whose development two creasingly prominent role in the will hold a "third degree" in full
Lincoln 5-8614
English scientists also partici- development of science-oriented in- ceremonial form before Mount
pated, stems from the fact that it dustries in Israel were made re- Sinai Lodge, Toronto, Sept. 16
and
17.
Craftsman
Lodge
has
made
can be used to detect extremely! cently ! by Meyer W. Weisgal, presi-
minute quantities of antibodies and ! dent, at a meeting of the institute's reservations to stay at the Beverly
Hills Motel in Downview. Reser-
WE RENT AND SELL
that the test can be made outside , executive council in Rehovot.
I Weisgal. who was in the chair, vations must be in prior to Sept.
the body.
Hitherto, sensitivity to penicillin said that industrial firms in many 8 with secretary Bernard Hirsch,
was determined by injecting a pa- countries were considering setting 353-7930.
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tient with a small quantity of the up plants in the vicinity of t h e
BNAI DAVID MEN'S CLUB
ALSO FEATURING A FINE SELECTION OF
chemical; if there was no reaction, institute, where they could avail
will
hold
its
35th
annual installa-
he was given a larger injection. themselves of its research results
tion
of
officers
8:30
p.m.
Monday
However, if the patient was al-' andlservice facilities, and also con-
at the synagogue. At the conclu-
lergic to penicillin, the initial in- 1 suit its scientists.
"AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN"
sion of the ceremonies there will
be entertainment and refreshments.
Families and friends of members
are invited.
7651 W. McNICHOLS at Santa Barbara
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In his opening remarks, Eban
to The Jewish News)
GOODFELLOWSHIP CLUB will
noted
that
Jerusalem
was
now
JERUSALEM — More than 70
hold
a
wiener
roast
8:30
p.m.
Tues-
leading authorities in the fields of "fulfilling her eternal historic voca- day at Lutzker Hall.
health, public health administra- tion so soon after her danger and
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tion and medicine convened here ordeal." He reminded. his listeners
at the fourth Rehovoth Conference that the first three Rehovoth con- Designers to Gather
on Science in the developing na- ferences were devoted to the re-
Ben Morganroth, president of
lationship of science to the develop-
tions. The parley is referred to as
the Michigan Chapter, National
the "Rehovoth conference" be- ing countries. The conference, Society of Interior Designers, will
which convened on the Hebrew
cause its first gathering, at Reho-
host a barbecue for present and
voth, was held seven years ago University campus for its first prospective members 6:30 p.m.
two days, adjourned to its former
under the sponsorship of the Weiz-
Saturday at his home, 14710 Rose-
site at Rehovoth on Thursday.
mann Institute of Science, whose
Dr. Candau told the conference mary, Oak Park. Mrs. Morganroth
president then was Foreign Min-
that despite national effort and is chairman of the membership
ister Abba Eban.
affair.
Representatives of 35 countries international aid on a scale never
The Michigan Chapter of the
attended Wednesday's opening known before the gap between professional group recently design-
conference, which was greeted by developing countries is increasing. ed and furnished the patients wait-
PURE BEEF
Israel's President Zalman Shazar "The main problem now," he said, ing room at Detroit Psychiatric
z.t>iLr2o kosY/erz
and Eban. One of the principal "is the availability of knowledge Institute, the old Herman Keifer Koshruth supervision by
frzcirili:crretorzs
prominent Orthodox Rabbi:
speakers was Dr. M. G. Candau, to ensure the best use of our department.
director-general of the World resources. This is mainly a ques-
Morganroth's sons are the fourth Rabbi Ben Zion Rosenthal
Health Organization, a United Na- tion of education."
Speaking specifically of health generation of a design family, and two steady Mashgichim
tions specialized agency with
which
was established by his grand-
headquarters in Geneva. Among services. Candau said many tasks
U.S. Gov't insp•ct•4
the delegates were the health min- performed by physicians in devel- father.
Other officers include Al Op-
isters of Madagascar, Dahomey, oped countries must be done by
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Rwanda, Gambia, Gabon, Lesatha, auxiliary personnel in developing penheim, chairman of the board,
WILNO KOSHER CHICAGO, OFFIC
ILLINOIS sosoir
Kenya and Upper Volta. Romania countries. Physicians and medical and Irving Rosen, secretary. For
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many tasks related to their fields. 8696.
from Turkey.
To show their "support for Israel and its free trade union
movement," the general executive board of the International Brother-
hood of Teamsters recently authorized the purchase of $1,200,000 in
Israel Bonds. Detroit's allocation is $100,000, it was announced by
Robert Holmes (second from left), International vice president of
the Teamsters. Detroit Teamsters Joint Council 43 is credited with
the $100,000 purchase. Holmes handed over the $100,000 check to
Louis E. Levitan, Detroit Israel Bond director (far right). Others
are Isaac Litwak, president of Local 285, Laundry and Linen Drivers
Union (left), and Art King, vice president, Local 285. Detroit Teams-
ters locals have made other substantial purchases of Israel Bonds
in the present emergency, Holmes said.
Weizmann Institute Develops Method
for Determining Sensitivity to Peneillin
BY POPULAR DEMAND !
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