Abraham Dickenstein, presi-
dent of Ampal, the American
investment corporation oper-
ating in Israel, will address a
meeting of Ampal stockholders
and all w h o
are interested
in t h e corpo-
ration's work,
next Thursday
evening, at'.
the home of
Mrs. Dorothy
G. Turkel
2760 W. '7-Mile
Rd.
Dickenstein
will speak on
the subject
"A Generation
of Investments
in Israel a n
the Future."
Thursday's
meeting w i 11
mark the 20th Dickenstein
anniversary of Ampal. Coming
to this country • 20 years ago
with the sum of $1,500, Dick-
enstein established the Ampal
American Israel Corporation
which today, with its affiliates,
controls $60,000,000 in assets
through a variety of Israeli in-
vestments.
Morris Schaver and Morris
Lieberman are the Detroit di-
rectors of Ampal.
All Ampal investors and all
who are interested in its work
and in information about Israeli
investments are invite d to
Thursday's meeting.
Jail Westport Man
for Spreading Hate
WESTPORT, Conn., (JTA) —
Alan F. P. Moyler, a 35-year-old
freelance commercial artist liv-
ing near Westport, is under -$11,-
000 bail after being arrested and
arraigned on 16 separate charges
of violating Federal and state
laws by spreading and mailing
anti-Semitic propaganda.
According to police, Moyler has
been, for three years, mailing
anti-Semitic materials, scribbling
slogans in telephone booths and
other public places, and sending
dead rats in the mails to Jews in
this area. Government handwrit-
ing experts traced the offensive
materials to Moyler, police au-
thorities said.
He has posted a $5,000 bond
for trial in the U.S. District Court
at New Haven, and is under an-
other bond, of $6,000, awaiting
a hearing in Circuit Court here
on Oct. 3. Moyler told police he
is a British subject born in China.
Refuse Bail for Israeli
Held in Child Kidnap
LONDON, (JTA) —Magistrate
Bertram Reece again refused an
application to set bail for Shalom
Schtarks, the 22-year-old Israeli
teacher, who is being held in jail
here on the application of the
Israel government for his extra-
dition.
The religious school teacher is
accused by ISrael of hiding,
"somewhere in England," 11-
year - old Yossele Schumacher.
That boy had been abducted from
his parents in Israel, who feared
he would not receive an Ortho-
dox Hebrew education.
The court remanded Schtarks
for another hearing, scheduled
for Thursday. His counsel insists
that he does not know where the
child is. Leonard Caplin, an at-
torney for the Israel government
in the extradition request, told
the court that the Schtarks de-
fense is "drawing • a procession
of red herrings" across the miss-
ing boy's trail.
Center Expands Programs for
Nand Shere .Will
`Older Adults' at Camp Tamarack Wed Coleman Klein
The Jewish Center announced
the expansion of its camping
program for Older Adults to
include weekend camping at
Camp Tamarack, • and a new
education-recreation program
for retired persons.
Camping is not confined to
the summer months alone any
longer, and three weekend
camping periods have been
planned for Older Adults at the
Center during the fall and win-
ter season of 1961.
The first group of weekend
campers will embark for three
days at Camp Tamarack on
Oct. 13. Registration is open to
Center Older Adult members
only. The camp site includes
The Chuppah
The term "Chuppah" is used
to denote the bridal canopy un-
der which the traditional mar-
riage ceremony is performed. The
term itself comes from a Hebrew
verb meaning "to cover." The
consummation of a marriage was
referred to as the "Chuppah."
Technically, some considered this
to be the veil which covered"
the bride's head and face. It is
for this reason that it is still the
custom for the groom to veil tke
bride, since this veiling indicates
a sense of belonging. Others con-
sidered the effect of Chuppah to
come when the groom spread his
cloak or Tallit over the bride.
For this reason it is still custom-
ary for the bride to buy a Tallit
for the groom—referring to the
Tallit which was spread for her,
or later over the two of them,
to indicate a sense of belonging
together. A third contention is
that it refers to the marriage
canopy, while a fourth conten-
tion indicates that the real
"Chuppah" is the final act of the
marriage when bride and groom
are ushered into a room to be
together ("Yichud"). This being
together is actually the final rea-
lization of being together and
belonging.
Non-Jewish Woman Wins
Bible Contest in Brazil;
Will Participate in Israel
RIO DE JANEIRO, (JTA)—
A 44-year-old non-Jewish wo-
) — A
JERUSALEM,
ter at the
major operating t
new Hadassah-He w Univer-
sity Hospital in in Karem
was donated to t institution
by George Wis prominent
lanthropist,
American Jewish
and Mrs. Wise,
honor of
Dr. John H. Garl , chairman
of the American ish Physi-
cians Committee.
LITTLE IODINE
Jim
A large store of millstones
many centuries old has been
discovered deep in an unin-
habited ravine in the Negev
Desert by Dr. Nelson Glueck,
archaeologist and president of
the Hebrew Union College-Jew-
ish Institute of Religion in Cin-
cinnati.
The millstones, 100 of them,
are of hard. gra ranite, some
15 inch
surf . luec
ent•ively
died the illstones as the
rk of med al Arabs or
MISS NANCI SHERE
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Shere
of Southfield announce the en-
gagament of their daughter,
Nanci, to Coleman E. Klein,
son of Mrs. Pauline Klein of
Woodingham Dr.
The bride-elect is a student
the University of Michigan.
Barkatt Named
e
He fiance is a graduate of
Ambas
sia Way State University and
JE ALEM, (JTA)—Reuven now esides in Chicago, Ill.
Bar t, Israel's Ambassador to
N ay, was appointed Ambassa-
Want The. Best?
to the Soviet Unio a or
sk the Folks Who've Had
to an offic•
SAM BARNETT
the Foreign
and His Orchestra
He replaces
el,
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to
to re-
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ession.
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ding • Bar Mitzvah
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political department
tadrut, Israel's
S BY
Labor, before
service las
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BNAI MOSHE
MEN'S CLUB
Invites you to its
Simchas
Torah Dance
Saturday, Sept. 30th
at 9:00 p.m.
in the
ROSMAN
SOCIAL HALL
Dancing — Entertainment
Refreshments — Door Prizes
Donation $1.25 A Person
Confirmation • House Party
NARD
Bernard Lis
LI 8-5693
•
8mm color movies as low as $65.00 (special price)
Dr.
to
Dr.
, pro-
enry • Herr
fessor • at Wayne
State University, will speak. on
"Dignifying the Right to Be
Different" at a meeting of the
Pepper School, Oak Park, PTA
8 p.m. Tuesday at the school.
Herrmann is the first of three
speakers who will develop the
theme "Helping Your Child
Explore the Challenge of Indi-
viduality."
The public' is invited.
man, the mother of four, out-
paced 421 other contestants to
win the countrywide Bible con-
test, and will represent Brazil
at the International Bible Quiz Home S
opening in Jerusalem Oct. 3. Si
The winner, Mrs. Yolanda An-
' gan Home Society
versa de Silva, a schoolteacher,
ho a Simchas Torah party
was named the winner in
ct. t the home of President
contest here sponsored
and = s. Nathan Pritz, 20533
Israel Ambassador Yosef
Bran . •
koah. Judges in the co
Thd Society will honor i
tion included Catholic,
est member, . 91-ye -old
tant and Jewish clergy
Leah Leet, an will
an
to Joseph
George Wise Donate
birthda
Operating Theater
celebrat
Hadassah - H.U. Hos al
ish
Newark
to Celebrat
of Jewish Phi a ro
NEWARK, N.J (
Jewish commune
County, which i
and this cit
celebra
hundre•an
ga • Jewish
this area.
0,000 French. Jews
nce's Jewish popul
out 350,000,
c-
some
120, re deported by
the Nazis, the postwar influx of
Jews from Central and Eastern
Europe and North Africa has
restored the preward numerical
strength of French Jewry.
Dr. Taubes to Teach
Judaism at Berlin U.
BERLIN, (JTA) — Dr. Jacob
Taubes, associate professor of re-
ligion at Columbia University in
New York, was appointed first
occupant of the Chair of Judaistic
•Learning at the Free University
of Berlin.
heated brick cabins and a lodge
for all indoor activities.
Other weekends scheduled are
Nov. 4-6 and Dec. 15-17.
Five special classes will begin
on Oct. - 17 that will feature a
series of weekly discussion and
presentations to bring new ideas
and insights to those who have
leisure time.
The program, entitled "Time
Now for New Adventures," will
feature courses, presentations
and discussions in politics, great
decisions, theater, travel and
great men of our century. The
courses are so arranged that
an individual can take two
courses in an afternoon, the
schedule calling for classes to
be held from 1 - 2 p.m. and
2:30 - 3:30 p.m. The half-hour
period between classes will be
used for a coffee break and an
opportunity to socialize.
For further information and
registration, contact the Older
Adult Division, DI 1-4200.
Dr. Glueck Finds Old
Millstones in Negev
Get Our Prices On Candids Too
THANKS
FOR STARTING OUR
"BAR MITZVAH" YEAR
WITH A BANG !
Marlene Zoomer
and
Jeffrey Davidson
Carol Rose
and
Mark Rosen
NNERS OF THE
MASTERS OF AMERICA
OVAL DANCE CONTEST
e're really proud of you kids !"
Joe and Irene Cornell
BALLROOM CLASSES
NOW FORMING
ADULTS, TEENAGERS &'CHILDREN
SPECIAL ETIQUETTE and CHARM COURSE
INCLUDED IN ALL CHILDREN & TEEN CLASSES
Medal for Liebmann
p acts.
Jinchas Liebmann, a 19th
Century German painter, was
awarded a gold medal for his
miniatures by the Art Academy
in Copenhagen, in 1816. A mini-
ature of his, is on exhibit at the
Gothenburg Museum.
CORNELL DANCE STUDIO
18049 WYOMING
UN: 2-5193
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Dickenstein Report
on Ampal's Work at
Thursday's Meeting