MRS. A. BART LEWIS

Susan Gail Brown, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brown of
Shrewsbury Rd. was united in
marriage Aug. 6 in the Founders
Room of the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel to A. Bart Lewis, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Levine of
New York. Rabbi Morris Adler
officiated.

The bride wore a gown of anti-
que ivory peau de soie with an
open neckline and a fitted bodice
appliqued in peal de lange lace
and tiny seed pearls. A panel of
the matching lace was appliqued
on the princess-line dome-shaped
skirt that draped into a chapel
train. A tiny cap of matching
lace held the two tier finger tip
veil of ivory silk illusion.

Jewish Studies Body Wants Branch in U.S.

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Activities in Society

Cantor and Mrs. Hyman J. Adler will host a reception at
8:30 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 15, at their home, 17280 Anna, South-
field, in advance of the Cong. Bnai David presidential toast to
Israel dinner on behalf of State of Israel Bonds. The guest
of honor will be Abe D. Clayman, Iowa State Jewish communal
leader and Bnai Brith District 6 Israel chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Mordecai Harlaff of Haifa, Israel, arrived here
Wednesday for a week's stay as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Silverman at their summer home at Union Lake. They had
visited with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Stern (Edy
Harlaff), and grandson, in St. Louis, and on Sunday will be
guests at Camp Tamarack, which was their daughter's first
assignment as a special Hebrew counselor before her marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levine and daughter, Sally, formerly
of Grand Ave., are now residing in their new home on Tracey Ave.
Mrs. Florence Agree of the Jules Doneson Travel Agency
has returned from a travel agents' familiarization tour to Miami,
Aruba, Curacao and New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. Morry Weiss (formerly Judy Stone of Cleve-
land) are honeymooning in Europe and Israel.
Mrs. Ruth Africh arrived in London, en route to Bel:ra. -
Yugoslavia, where she will join her husband
mo
•
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stark are vacati•
ndinavian
countries before their visit to relat' in (Estonia) and
Moscow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezriel Weiss.
spending happy days in
Europe before continuing to r
for a
nded sta
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Do o and their da
t the
weekend at Lewiston Lod Lewiston, Mich.
Sheila Landsman and etty Weil, memb
f
Iota Alpha Pi sorority,
e returned from
tw • t; eek tou
Mexico, highlighted by
five-day stopove at Acapulc

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Kidnaping of IiiiiM111111 i Israel
Is Linked to Relatives in England

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JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Na
Starkes' family in England noti-
man Starkes, the aged Orthodo fied him that they were coming
grandfather who was ordere to Israel to prov
returned to jail next week fo to police
apping.
failing to produce his gran
said
atives had called the
efore B r i
Mrs. William Wetsman served son, Yosele Shumacher, who
bi Isra
her sister as matron of honor. he is_ accused of hiding, wa
ncle r
Also attending • the bride were put under 24-hour surveillan
Rabbi.;:
Mrs. Arnold Bellowe of Cleve- by Jerusalem police after
abouts
land, Andrea Burdick, .Gail Fried- lice broke up a suspecte•
by a group of ye it a never wn
man of Evanston, Ill,, Gail.Gold- tempt by
in of 'Windsor, Ont. and Mrs. students to stage a fak kid- fath
naping of Starkes and thu r e-
The parents' attorney also
Franklin Sidlow,
vent his reporting to jail.
said that while he had no
Arthur Levine of New York
The eight students were
objection to the p.are
served his brother as best man. leased after they were detaine
Seating the guests were William for questioning in connectio n tribun ,
anted advance
Wetsman, Joel Shaffer, Marshall with the case. Starkes, wh 0 assurance that the grandfather
Feingold and David Olinger all spent nearly a year in jail un would be required to give un-
of New York, and Mark Passman der a court order for failin g der religious oath, every detail
of Chicago.
to produce his grandson, i of the. kidnapping and secreting
suspected of having hidden th e of the child. He also demanded
from his parents becaus e the police ask the Speaker of
Simcha Nursery Moves; boy
they would not give him a su f- the Parlianient, Kaddish Luz, to
ficiently Orthodox education.
Has Music Program
order Rabbi Shlomo Lorinz, an
Starkes was released fro m
The Simcha Melody Nursery jail conditionally a few month Agudat Israel deputy, to appear
has moved to a new location at ago when he promised to make before police and disclose an
information
1 4 3 0 5 W. 8
an effort to locate the child.
Mile Rd.
When he failed to do this he Ist
Besides the
eceive
was ordered by the court at
usual baking,
rom Hebrew U
the parents' request to return to Deg
Indian L o r e,
jail next Tuesday.
of of Social Work
arts and craft
Earlier, police received
JERUSALEM,
a n d dancing,
Bach-
formation that Orthodox
elors' degrees were r
"Auntie
ved b
dents were planning to "ki
the first 44 gra
Sarah" (Mrs.
Starkes to prevent his • est • Paul Baerwald Sc o s of the
David Holtz-
Social
When a group of studen • wer e Work at the Hebrew
man) has set
v ersi ty
seen crowding around tarke
s They are the first
up a musical
demica
last night, they were p
y trained social wo
s in Isra .
experience for Mrs. Holtzman
detained by police and mptl
'cer
The new social workers at-
pre-schoolers, ages two-and-a half were assigned to watch St
• tended academic, professional
to six years. The children play in
Police later announced
d field work courses for three
a rhythm band and learn songs arrest of three members of an
school which was
about the various holidays. They Orthodox settlement on sus
openea
also learn some 100 words of picion they hid' the boy.
The arrests were announced the joint sponsorship of the He-
foreign languages. The children
are taken on trips to Cranbrook, amid reports that S h o 1 o m brew University, the Joint Dis-
the zoo, parks and a concert dur- Starkes, an uncle, took the nine- tribution Committee, the Israel
ing the season. Transportation. is year-old youngster to England Ministry of Social Welfare and
available for both Detroit and after testifying under oath in the Municipality of Tel Aviv.
The school was named for the
Israel that he had no knowledge
suburban residents.
American Jewish philanthropist,
There will be an open house of the boy's whereabouts.
Grandfather Nachman Starkes who died last month at the age
and registration in the air-condi-
of 89. It was established with an
tioned building for children up has appealed repeatedly to
allocation of $500,000 as an in-
to four years on Sunday morn- Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Nissim,
tegral part of the university.
ing, from 10 to noon and on Sun- proposing a Din Torah (Reli-
An earlier Paul Baerwald
day afternoon, from 2 to 4 for gious Tribunal) ruling on the
School of Social Work was estab-
future of the child.
children four to six years old.
Police learned that Yossele's lished by the' JDC near Paris
The children may enroll for two,
uncle hid him in the Agudat after the war. That school, which
three or five days per week.
Is r a e 1-affiliated Komenmiut trained European social workers
Those interested may call Mrs. settlement in the northern for service in their communities,
Holtzman at -LI 3-4688 for an in- Negev and investigated. The was closed in 1954. Mr. Baer-
terview.
arrest of the three members wald was a founder of the JDC.
followed. Israel police said they
More than 120 jobs are await-
would ask a court declaration ing the school's first graduates,
that the uncle lied under oath who include ten young men ---
so they can issue a warrant two of them members of the
for his arrest and formally ini- country's Arab minority.
tiate proceedings for the uncle's
extradition from London where
One and two-week s h or t
he is teaching in a Lubavitcher courses offered by the Univer-
Yeshiva.
Mora
sity of Michigan College of En-
The attorney of the parents
for the good things in life said that two members of the gineering attracted 860 people
to campus last summer.

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JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The Bar K
Yadin
seven-day World Congress of
0
Jewish Studies, attended
rece
ened and shown pu
more than 200 scholars—in
the first tim Thes
ing about 100 n o
e
s h licl
scholars from abroad—co uded doc
os
f thos
with a resolution call
for found
f a leg
the establishment of A erican nature,
questi
and European branches f the of
properties an
World Union for Jewish S i es minis ration.
which has its headquarters
Israel.
Another resolution asked for
the microfilming of documents
of interest to Jews in overseas
archives.
Prof. Yigael Yadin, Hebrew
For fine color movies
University archeologist, told the
of your wedding
closing session that the Bar
Kochba archives and the Ju-
Call
dean desert documents un-
earthed in 1960 and this year,
will be published in the original
Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek and
Nabatean within two years. In
illustrated lecture on the

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19-THE DETROIT JE WISH NEWS—Frid ay, August 11, 1961

Susan Gail Brown
Weds A. Bart Lewis