6—Friday, February 24, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Hudson's to Exhibit Castel's Works
The National Institute of Health Grants $68,000 to Sinai
Research grants exceeding This study is to determine the
$68,000 have been awarded by the effects of the laser on the eye.
National Institute of Health to
The goal of the project is the
Sinai Hospital, Dr. Julien Priver, development of new refined,
executive vice president, an- bloodless surgical techniques for
nounced.
the treatment of eye diseases.
The larger of the two amounts The laser is a space age develop-
was $43,000 as the first year grant ment for the production of an
of a three-year project to be di- intensely concentrated shaft of
rected by Dr. Hugh Beckman, a light which can penetrate tissues.
member of Sinai's attending staff The total three-year grant is
in the section of ophthamology. $78,000.
Brotherhood Services Marked Throughout Country
CASTEL WORKING ON KNESS ET PAINTING "JERUSALEM"
Most recent works of Moshe stones, which he himself selected
Eleazar Castel will be exhibited in the ancient King Solomon's
by the J. L. Hudson Co. in ics mines, fixed with a plastic base
seventh floor studios March 2-29. which does not overshadow the
The artist will be here for the stones quality. The chemistry is
opening of the exhibit, and a cock- sound and the work has a char-
tail party will honor him from acteristic quality recognizable
throughout his long career.
5-8 p.m. Wednesday.
The show will include; in addi-
Castel is one of the few Israeli
artists to emerge significantly upon tion to his recent works, a mural
the international art scene to reap size canvas shown in the recent
an acclaim and achieve a critical "Art in Israel" traveling exhibi-
position as an artist apart from tion organized under the auspice
national, emotional consideration of the Museum of Modern Art.
of loyalty.
His family left Castille (hence
the name Castel) at the time of
the Inquisition, leaving an Arabic
Spain for the shores and the des-
erts of Palestine. His father was
a rabbi, a scribe of the Tora.
The 1967 Histadrut Campaign
Castel's symbols are often alpha-
betical characters—with no hint - of will close with a public event 8:30
text, combined with others that p.m. Thursday at the Labor Zion-
are invented; the goal is to create ist Institute.
purely artistic structures and
Speaker will be Zeev Barash,
member of the executive board
rhythms.
Castel's media is of particular of Histadrut in Israel, and the
executive board of the Interna-
interest. It is composed of, more
or less, finely pulverized colored tional Transport Workers Fed-
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel
was reported here unofficially Mon-
day to be trying to arrange for
a meeting between Israel's Foreign
Minister Abba Eban and West
Germany's Foreign Minister Willy
Brandt, to be held in the spring.
Israeli officials were said to
have expressed the opinion that
such a meeting in Bonn on the
ministerial level might serve not
only to advance rapprochment be-
tween the two countries, but might
also assist Israel in her quest for
associate membership in the Euro-
pean Economic Community.
The report stated that German
political circles in Bonn are strong_
iy promoting the meeting. Foreign
ministry spokesmen here, how-
ever, declined today to comment
on the report.
Christians to Restore
Vandalized Cemeteries
NEW ORLEANS—Protestant and
'atholic leaders who toured two
lesecrated Jewish cemeteries here
Ian to restore the more than 100
rave markers defaced by vandals.
Youths_ in parochial high schools
ill erase markings on the tomb-
tones as far as possible. Nazi sym-
)ols and other inscriptions were
prayed on the stones in black and
ed paint last month.
Restoration of the Dispersed of
Tudah Cemetery and Hebrew Rest
emetery is backed jointly by the
^,atholic Archdiocese of New Or-
ans and the city's Federation of
lurches. It was planned to "pro-
ect the sanctuary of citizens of the
ast who have contributed enor-
iously to the welfare . of this com-
ninity."
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Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn; Dr.
G. Barrett Rich III for the Pro-
testant Council of the City of New
York; and Rabbi Harold H. Gor-
don, executive director of the New
York Board of Rabbis, for the In-
ternational Synagogue-New York
Board of Rabbis.
Charles H. Silver, president of
the International Synagogue, is
also president of Bnai Jeshurun.
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HAIFA — Prof. Markus Reiner.
renowned scientist and holder of
the Gerard Swope Research Chair
hi Mechanics at the Technion-Is-
rdel Institute of Technology, is con-
tinuing two major research proj-
ects on second order effects in
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Barash has been appointed by ceived the Israel Prize in 1958,
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A seminar in biorheology and bi-
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tive for the next
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by Prof. Zvi Karni in order to in-
the executive
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drut and ITF.
Prior to his ad-
dress, he will r
meet with apP
group of Michi-'
gan's trade union
Barash
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Also appearing on the program
will be coloratura Miss LaBianca,
who appeared at Carnegie Hall last
October. Her repertory consists
of opera, musical comedy and bal-
lads in eight languages.
Israeli Unionist
to Address Closer
Histathut Drive
Israel Reported Trying
to Have Eban, Brandt Talk
NEW YORK (JTA)—Brother-
hood Week, sponsored by the Na-
tional Conference of Christians
and Jews and dedicated to furth-
ering mutual understanding among
people of different races a n d
creeds, was observed this week in
hundreds of communities through-
out the country, with rabbis, min-
isters and priests participating in
ceremonies.
In New York, a Brotherhood
Service was held in the synagogue
of the 141-year-old Cong. Bnai
Jeshurun, at which the Three-Faith
Chapels at Kennedy International
Airport were honored by religious
representatives of all three faiths.
Rabbi William Berkowitz, the
spiritual leader of the congrega-
tion, presented the 21st annual
Brotherhood Awards — bronze
medallions — of the men's club
of the congregation to the spon-
soring organizations that built the
chapels. Recipients were the Rt.
Rev. Monsignor Francis X. Fitz-
Gibbon, representing the Roman
The additional $25,000 was a
general research grant given to
Sinai Hospital through its full-time
chief of research, Dr. Piero P.
Foa. Such general grants are given
only to institutions with a varied
research nrogram and which are
already in receipt of $100,000 or
more in federal research grants.
It may be used by the division of
research as needed.
Notification of these grants was
made to the hospital by Congress-
woman Martha Griffiths.
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cards and cash.
N.Y. Assembly OKs Bill
to Enable Jews to Vote
ALBANY (JTA) — The New
York State Assembly has passed
and sent to the Senate a bill to
insure that Jewish voters in New
York state will not be deprived
of a chance to register because of
religious date conflicts.
The measure notes that the fifth
Thursday before election day this
year, a day for registration in
most localities, falls on Rosh Ha-
shana. The bill asks that the poll
day be shifted to the fifth Tuesday.
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