JNF's Art Exhibit at Wayne University Center Attracts Wide Interest; Closes Tomorrow Night Prof. Siegel Supports Downs for Judgeship Tom Downs, candidate for Judge endorsement of the Democratic of the newly created Court of Ap- Party, the recommendation of the peals, is continuing to win wide- Detroit Bar Association, and the spread community support. Latest top rating of preferred and welI- addition to 'an already impressive qualified by the Civic Searchlight. list of endorsements is that of Wayne State University law pro- fessor and former candidate for -Like the Court of Appeals, Boaz Siegel. In a letter to Tom Downs, Siegel Picard/4 Cocktail's got it! stated: 44 -2 5 PQRUOAORFT $ CODE NO "Believing as I do, that the 6688 stature and effectiveness of this UNITED BRANDS • DETROIT • U.S.A. new and all important Court will greatly depend on the caliber of its judges, I want you to know that I intend to vote for you on Nov. 3. I am telling this to all my friends in the hope that they will also vote for strengthening for you." Along with the endorsements of of Torah many prominent individuals in the community, Tom Downs has the Charles E. Feinberg, chairman of the city-wide committee, pre- sided and spoke briefly about the emergence of an art that is distinctly Israeli. Participants in the program included Dr. John M. Dorsey, University Professor of WSU; Willis F. Woods, di- rector of the Detroit Institute of Arts, and Avraham Brichta, official representative of the State of Israel. Bringing the greetings of the Israel General Consulate, Brichta expressed the view that the JNF has "in a unique way perhaps more profoundly influenced the creative arts in Israel than any other factor." He stated: "The creative efforts of the Jew- Make meat loaf tastier with Kasha/ ish pioneers in the Land of Israel have been not only instrumental in the revitalization and implementa- tion of the basic ideas of Judaism, the ideas of social justice, freedom MAN, and peace—but also in the revival THAT'S of the people through the redemp A DISH! tion of their ancient homeland. "The reclamation of the' land, FREE KASHA COOKBOOK the establishment of hundreds of EASY New recipes and menu ideas for modern meals new settlements, the planting of and entertaining with Kasha. Address request TO hundreds of thousands of trees, SERVE! to: Phyllis Wolff, Penn `fan, New York have completely changed the land- scape of Israel. If this change has deprived the artist, and predomi- nantly the painter, of the opportu- nity to depict the scenes of a wild- Viewing paintings at JNF art exhibit are (from left) Avraham erness, it has vastly compensated Brichta, Dr. Clarence Bilberry and Charles Feinberg. him by giving him the great in- spiration that can be received only by viewing a Wasteland turning into a garden. "The creative activities of the JNF thus found their sublime ex- pression in the works of the Israeli artist. "It is this deep link between the An entertaining illustrated lec- ert Brody, president of the De- JNF and the Israeli artist that ture, "Space Travel," by Dr. Is- troit Technion Chapter. His moth- makes it most appropriate for you rael M. Levitt, president of the er, Mrs. Samuel Brody, greeted a Philadelphia Chapter of American number of special guests and the to initiate this most important Technion Society and director of gathering. Note was made of the cultural venture — bringing the the Fels Planetarium of the Frank- Brody Building now being erected creative efforts of the people of Kashruth supervision by lin Institute of Philadelphia, and at the Technion with funds that Israel to the people of the great prominent Orthodox Rabbis: reports on the progress made by were contributed by the late Sam: - city of Detroit, through that most Teehnion featured the annual din- uel Brody and Mrs. Brody. Rabbi effective and beautiful language Rabbi Boruch Rabinowitz ner of the Detroit Technion So- Irwin Groner gave the invocation. which unites us all—the language Rabbi Ban Zion Rosenthal ciety, Sunday, at the Shaaray There were more than 200 in at- of the artist. Blessed be ye in the Zedek. tendance, many of them prominent works of thy hands." U. S. Gov't. Inspected The works of noted Israeli Detroit engineers and scientists. artists are included in the ex- Preceding his talk, which was GENERAL °PRIORS : illustrated by slides, a number of ( Dr. Levitt predicted • that "in hibit, and their works represent CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 00607 a variety of subjects — land- them in color, depicting the moon's about six years we'll have a man SALAMI • FRANKFURTERS • CORNED BEEF • BOLOGNA surface and predicting life on then the moon." Taking the gather- , scapes gouaches, woodcuts, per- Distributed in Detroit and Michigan by: moon sonalities. moon in the foreseeable future, Dr. i g on a trip in time and space, Tel.: UN 2-5820 Levitt reported on the Technion the eminent astronomer gave a de- I Gilboa, Yellen, Raayoni, Rivkah JULIUS POLLAK, 7522 Fenkell, Detroit administrative meetings he at- taile account of the Ranger 7 ex- i Kaplan, Esther Arad, Naphtali tended recently in Israel. periences and commented on the Bezem, Ella Raayoni, Igal, Yona to Mach, Yossi Stern and Zvi Ra- newest experiments related He stated that while 1,800 can- flights to the moon. phaeli, are among the artists listed didates had passed the entrance in the collection. examinations for this year's Tech- Robert Siegel supervised the im- "Do not inspire overmuch fear nion freshman class, only 800 were admitted due to the already among the members of thy house- pressive arrangements of the ex- hibit. overcrowded conditions at Israel's hold."—The Talmud (Gittin, 6b). engineering college. He joined with local leaders in urging con- tinued support for Technion. YEN U BY HENRY LEONARD Jules Lev presided at the annual need and an address on the event for extended aid to Israel's edu- cation institutions was given Rob- Community-wide interest w a s shown this week in the Art of Israel' exhibition presented by the Jewish National Fund Council with the cooperation of all local Zion- ists Organizations, the Bnai Brith and Wayne State University. The exhibition opened last Fri- day at the WSU Community Arts Center, 450 W. Kirby, and will con- tinue through tomorrow night. University art experts assisted in arranging the 152 paintings by Israeli artists that were placed on exhibition. At a formal opening of the ex- hibit for patrons, last Saturday night, 28 of the paintings were purchased by enthusiastic attend- ants and many more of the art works were sold during the week. 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