JNF Nahla Honors Mrs. 'Rosenberg Absentee Ballots
Now Available
Will Soviet Union Open Suez Canal by Force?
LONDON (ZINS) — The Egypt- stems from an alleged Soviet plan
ian government has ordered the to reopen the Suez Canal by force
evacuation of the civilian popula- if Israel refuses to yield its oc-
tion from the western bank of the cupied territories under Soviet
Suez, and placed its military forces pressure. The experts stress that
stationed there on the alert — ac- the Soviet Union has lately
cording to reports in the London strengthened its fleet in the Medi-
Absent voters ballots for the
election of Nov. 5 are now avail-
able for distribution to Detroit
electors, City Clerk Thomas D.
Leadbetter announced.
Times. The renewed war-hysteria, terranean ostensibly for that pur-
Detroit voters who are ill, 701 political observers here believe. ' pose.
years of age or more. or who will
be out of the city during the time
Friday, October 11, 1968-13
the polls are open on Nov. 5 may THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
procure ballots by directing a letter
or postal card to Thomas D. Lead-
better, City Clerk, 202 City-County
Building, Detroit, 48226. The
request for ballots must state the
reason for the elector's inability to
go to the polls; the address from
which he is registered and main-
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A new nabla of 1,000 dunams (250 acres) of land, reclaimed in
honor of her children and their families, is the third project to be
undertaken by Mrs. Aaron Rosenberg. In 1965, a forest was dedicated
in honor of Mrs. Rosenberg and her late husband in recognition of
their communal and philanthropic endeavors. The first was a nahla
in the form of a book, with olive wood cover, is looked at by Mrs.
Rosenberg and her sons who are (from left) Jack, Edward, Lester
and Allan.
IDr.Shuman Named Candidate Criticizes
Oakland Supervisors
Franklin Professor Dennis M. Aaron, Democratic
Dr. Samuel I. Shuman, professor
supervisor candidate, in an address
to the League of Women Voters,
called it "tragic" that the Oakland
County Board of Supervisors "has
unlawfully created budget surplus
and has used such surpluses and
earmarked funds for massive build-
ings without voter approval.
At the same time, "where are
the mental health and child guid-
ance centers urged by Presideat
Kennedy in 1960? Why is there .. .
no money for flood control or for
decent roads?" he said.
Aaron, an attorney, is a candi-
date from District 12, which com-
prises Oak Park, east of Coolidge,
plus Huntington Woods.
in the law school at Wayne State
University, has been named the
Leo M. Franklin Memorial Pro-
fessor in Human Relations at WSU
for 1969.
As Franklin professor, Dr. Shu-
man is responsible for planning the
19th annual spring Franklin .Lec-
ture series which will carry the
theme: "Law and Disorder: Legit-
imation of Direct Action as an In-
strument of Social Policy."
Dr. Shuman was singled out for
the honor on the basis of recom-
mendations made by a faculty
committee. It is given annually to
a faculty member who has made
Emphysema is a disease which
an outstanding contribution to the
causes the air sacs in the lungs
field of human relations.
to become greatly enlarged. It is
A graduate of the University of a Greek word meaning "infla-
Pennsylvania where he received tion."
BA, MA, and PhD degrees, Dr.
Shuman also holds a JD degree
from the University of Michigan
and a SJD degree from Harvard
University. He joined the WSU
faculty in 1954 and currently
serves 'both as a professor of law
and a professor in the department
of psychiatry.
Dr. Shuman is the author of two
books, "Publicizing Legislative
and Judicial Proceedings," (U of
M Press, 1954) and "Legal Posi-
tivism," (WSU Press, 1963).
The Franklin series was estab-
lished in 1950 by Temple Beth El
in honor of Dr. Leo M. Franklin,
former rabbi of the temple, who
died in 1948. Purpose of the series
is to provide increased knowledge
and better understanding of the
crucial problems of intergroup re-
lations in American urban life.
mailed and the signature of the
voter requesting the ballots.
All requests for absent voters
ballots must be received by the
City Clerk not later than 2 p.m.,
Saturday, Nov. 2.
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Rabbi Wine to Review
'J.B.' for Center Theater
"Preview of a Play, 'J.B.,' a
Dramatic Insight into the Human
Condition," will be the Center
Theater program 8:30 p.m. Thurs-
day at the Jewish Center. Speaker
will be Rabbi Sherwin Wine of
Birmingham Temple.
Rabbi Wine will review Center
Theater's forthcoming production
of Archibald MacLeish's "J.B."
which will be performed Nov. 2, 3,
6, 9 and 10.
Selections from the play will be
given, and an open discussion and
coffee hour will follow. For infor-
mation, call Center Theater, DI
1-4200, Ext. 240.
Amsterdam Cancels
Exhibition From Prague
AMSTERDAM (JTA)—The Am-
sterdam Municipality announced
it has canceled plans for an exhi-
bition of Jewish liturgical objects
from Prague because of the recent
events in Czechoslovakia.
J. Van Rallte, of Rotterdam, a
Dutch-Jewish writer, has been
elected president of the association
of journalists of Holland, it was
announced.
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