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Dr. Peter A. Martin's Collected
Papers Cover Vast Field Dealing
With Major Psychiatric Problems

benefit a particular patient.
"Mental Health Is Treatable."
This topic of one of the essays in Through this wide selection, no
matter if the patient is neurotic
"Selected Papers of Peter A.
or psychotic, the chances of
Martin, M.D.," just published, in-
dicates the practical approaches therapeutic success are con-
to the psychiatric problems dis- stantly being increased."
cussed by Detroit's eminent leader
"Psychiatry's accomplishments,"
in this field.
Dr. Martin adds, "are in keeping
Dr. Martin's collected essays with the highest tradition of the
include articles he has written and medical profession."
texts of his numerous speeches.
The immense value of Dr. Mar-
In the essay referred to, Dr. tin's essays lies in their simplicity,
Martin declares:
in their servinc, an educational
purpose not only for the profes-
"Mental illness is treatable—
sional man but also for the lay
not one but many treatments are
reader.
utilized in psychiatry. Based on
his analysis of the case, the
There is an impressive variety
psychiatrist must select and
of subjects related to the psychi-
specify the ones most likely to
atric studies in these essays. Point-
ing to basic psychoanalytical and
psychiatric contributions in the
initial portions of his book, Dr.

RichardAlorris Marries
Ardele Sylvia Teplitsky

MRS. RICHARD MORRIS

Martin deals with marital prob-
lems, mental health, psychoanalysis
and. the arts and the many issues
related to these topics. He touches
upon impacts of recent social ac-
tion movements and in a section
devoted to "Community Psychi-
atry" he analyzes the Richester
community mental health program,
the Toyko workshop as well as new
plans and potentials in Michigan.

In a foreword to this volume,
Dr. John M. Dorsey, Wayne
State University Professor, com-
mends Dr. Martin, who is clinical
professor of psychiatry at his
alma mater, Wayne State Uni-
versity, as "especially gifted in
perseverance," declaring: "The
author's enthusiasm concerning
his subjects is carefully disci-
plined and responsible." He adds:
"Without sacrificing the imagin-
ative force of theory, Dr. Martin
attains a high level of applicable
helpfulness, guarding as vital
his fellow man's requirement of
a life-lesson he can use."

Ardele Sylvia Teplitsky and
Richard Douglas Morris were mar-
ried Sunday in a ceremony at
Ahavas Achim Synagogue. Rabbi
Dr Martin, utilizing his biblical
Milton Arm officiated.
knowledge, often refers to Scrip-
Parents of the couple are Mr. tures. Of interest, among his
and Mrs. Hyman Teplitsky, 22181 numerous themes, is his essay "A
Avon, Oak Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Review of the Dybbuk Theme in
Simon Morris, 21380 Kipling, Oak the Theater." It is an interesting
Park.
The bride's peau de soie,
chapel-length gown had a round-
ed neckline and an Empire bod-
ice with appliques of hand-cord-
ed Alencon lace. The floor-
length, A-line skirt was border-
ed in matching lace, and so was
the detachable train. The bride
wore a shoulder-length mantilla
of silk illusion.

Carol Morris, sister of the bride-
groom, Sarah Fingeroot, Sharon
Rubin and Beverly Hoffman, were
bridesmaids. Elaine Teplitsky
served as matron of - honor.
Sheldon Teplitsky, brother of the
bride, served as best man. Ushers
were Melvin Turbow, David Layt-
ner, Gerald Title and Ross Rector.
Eydie Lynn Teplitsky was flower
girl, and Steven Lawrence Tep-
litsky was ring bearer.
After a honeymoon trip to
Miami, the couple will reside in
Oak Park.

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evaluation of the Yiddish play and
contains valuable comments on
Hasidism, the Tzaddikim, the mys-
ticism extant in certain Jewish
ranks.
Linked with this review are his
comments on "The Tenth Man"
by Chayefsky as well as on "Who's
Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" by
Edward Alb e e.
He views "The Dybbuk" theme
as expressing "the Hasidic prin-
ciple that was such a strong in-
fluence in forming the minds of
the Eastern European Jewish peo-
ple: the essence of religion is
feeling; therefore by loving God,
by maintaining prayer, it was pos-
sible to obtain clear mental vision
and even work miracles."

Dr. Martin's book was pub-
lished privately and is being
distributed among medical
libraries and individual scholars.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Barbara Kozloff Wed
to Robert Schoenburg

Friday, December 23, 1966-21

groups to discuss teaching methods;
exchange ideas on effective class-
The United Hebrew Schools room procedure; and to evaluate
teaching staff is scheduled to meet the work of their respective grades.
today for the second session of its
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