Eastern Girl IVed Detroiters Hear to A. Donald Slotl'in Israeli Address DAV Convention • ToLiveinNew jersey I f ter IVedd ing He H r Two Detroiters, Edward Hoff- man, commander of Disabled American Veterans Chapter 1, and Morris Bistrow, a chapter delegate, joined at the 37th na.- • tional DAV convention, at Louisville, Ky., in greeting a convention visitor from Israel. He was Meir Bar-Ray-Hay, a veteran of both World War II • " and the Israel War of Inde- pendence, who warned the dele- gates of the similarities of Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser to Hitler. The 38-year-old Israeli war veterarr who came to the con- vention representing the vet- erans of Israel, urged the DAV MRS. A. DONALD SLOTKIN to give active support to main- MRS. STUART LA KIND taining Israel's integrity. Joan Meltzer, daughter of In a ceremony Aug. 10 at The son of a member of Is- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Meltzer, of rael's Knesset and himself a Temple Israel, Carole Sue Bach- Meadowbrook, Pa., was married- member of the Haifa City Coun- man, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. on Aug. 17 to A. Donald Slot- cil, Bar-Ray-Hay said, "You can- M. E. Bachman, of Birchcrest kin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo not give up principles of free- Dr., became the bride of Dr. Slotkin, of 19201 - Strathcona. dom and independence in one Stuart D. LaKind, son of Mr. Dr. Martin Katzenstein, of part of the world and expect to and Mrs. George LaKind, of Teaneck, N. J. Dr. Leon Fram Lynn, Mass., and Dr. Richard preserve them in another." C. Hertz, of Detroit, officiated Bar-Ray-Hay suggested t h at officiated. at the ceremony at the War- should Israel find itself encir- The bride wore a gown of wick Hotel in Philadelphia. cled by Nasser's new United chiffon and Alencon lace. Her The bride wore a pale ivory Arab Republic, the state would. fingertip veil was held in place gown of Alencon lace, fash- resort to arms unless it had by a tiara of pearls and orange ioned with a scoop neckline, some assurance that its inde- blossoms, and she carried a Empire bodice, and wateau pendence would be guaranteed. bouquet of orchids and stepha- The Israeli, likening Nasser notis on a white Bible. back of peau de soie, ending in a chapel train. With it, she to Hitler, said, "They- must al- • Mrs. Ronald Hoffman, the wore a silk illusion. full-length ways make a big show. They bridegroom's sister, was matron veil, and carried a bouquet of must keep grabbing more and of honor, _ and Diane Bachman, more. If the people of Egypt a sister of the bride, was maid lilies of the valley. want Nasser, it is all right with of honor. Two other sisters of Her sister, Elaine Meltzer, - was her only attendant. Mitch- us, just as long as Nasserism is the bride, M . Milton Gold rath and Mrs. Alan Lakin, were ell Slotkin, brother of the confined to Egypt." At the conclusion of Bar-Rav- bridesmaids, as were Mrs. Ger- bridegroom, was best man, and ushers were Curtis Slotkin an- Hay's remarks, the convention ald Portney and Marilyn Bonin. Robert LaKind was his other brother, Henry Ross, Al- rose to acclaim his address. Jo- len Ross and John Walsey, seph Burk, national DAV com- brother's best man, and ushers his cousins, and Samuel Frie- mander from New York, who were Carl Orecklin, James der, Allen Rubiner, James Aug- was in Israel a year ago, re- Orecklin, Dr. Ronald Hoffman, sponded to the Israeli's talk by Dr. Milton Goldrath and Dr. ust and Jerry Davis. lauding the heroism and ideal- Alan Lakin. Carol Goldrath and The bride, a former student ism of the Israeli people. Debra Lakin, nieces of the at Wheaton College, will con- bride, were flower girls, and tinue her s u les for abache- Robert Lakin served as ring lor's degree at Wayne State bearer. University. The bridegroom, a After returning from a honey- grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- moon in Florida, the couple will uel Slotkin, of Elberon, N.J., is take up residence in New Jersey. a graduate of Cranbrook School MARTIN BARAHL, of 3236 and Harvard University. He is Tyler Avenue, received the As being called to duty by the sociate Award of the National Army as a second lieutenant Institute of Credit, granted to in February. those who have met the experi- The couple are in Europe ence and educational require- on their wedding trip. After- ments demanded of persons Gives Background wards, they will live in De- seeking professional recogni- on Italian Honoree Editor, The Jewish News: troit. tion in credit work Prof. Cesare Valabrega, about whom you have written in your last issue in connection with his award of a silver medal of merit by the President of Italy, is not in the only Jewish, but also an ardent Zionist. 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