Miss Feder to Exchange
Vows With J. D. Spoon
JWV
DETROIT LADIES AUXIL-
IARY 135 will meet 8:30 p.m.
Thursday at the Labor Zionist
Institute.
Brevities
MISS KAREN FEDER
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Feder of
Bellwood Dr., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Karen Lynn to Jeffrey David
Spoon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Spoon of Twyckingham Way,
Southfield.
The bride-elect attended Michi-
gan State . University and is now
enrolled at Wayne State Univer-
sity, where she is majoring in art
education. Her fiance went to
Eastern Michigan University and
currently attends Wayne State,
majoring in sociology.
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Dr. Marvin Jewelle, anesthesiolo-
gist and ordained clergyman, will
speak at the opening fall luncheon
meeting of the WOMEN'S AUX-
ILIARY OF CHILDREN'S HOSPI-
TAL Thursday at the hospital. The
board meeting will be at 10 a.m.
and the general meeting at 11:30,
with luncheon immediately follow-
ing.
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The KYNOLOGICAL SOCIETY
announces its sponsorship of the
first National Police, Security Po-
lice and Personal Protection Dog
Qualification Trials to be held Sun-
day, commencing at 9 a.m. at Mac-
kenzie High School Stadium (Ham-
merberg Field). The Kynological
is a non-profit Michigan corpora-
tion with headquarters in Detroit.
The purpose of these trials is to
promote the use of well-trained
police and personal protection
dogs in the United States and to
graphically demonstrate this use
to law enforcement agencies as
well as the general public.
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Giuseppe di Stefano, the great
operatic tenor who has appeared
in the major opera houses of the
world, stars in the original Vien-
nese production of Franz Lehar's
enchanting operetta, "LAND OF
SMILES", coming to Detroit's Ma-
sonic Auditorium on Sept. 28 for
one performance only.
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Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh has
proclaimed the week of Sept. 7
through 10 official ANTIQUES
WEEK as the Detroit Fall Anti-
que Show makes the city the anti-
ques capital of the nation and
focus of attention during the show's
four-day duration at the Light
Guard Armory on East Eight Mile
Road.
A. Raymond Katz's Work
Exhibited in New York
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An exhibit of the works of A.
Raymond Katz entitled "New Me-
dia, New Methods: New Meanings"
will be the first exhibition at the
Community Church Art Gallery, 28
E. 35th St., New York, for its 1967-
68 season. It will be open to the
public from Sept. 20 to Oct. 14.
Raymond Katz, internationally
known painter and muralist, was
the first artist to pioneer the He-
brew alphabet as a meaningful art
form, and his semi-abstract oils,
watercolors, ca s ei n s , frescoes,
stained glass and now relief paint-
ings in mixed media make for an
interesting progression.
Katz began his career in the stu-
dio of Frank Lloyd Wright, and it
was Wright who urged him to be-
come a muralist. Since then, he
has designed murals and religious
art for over 200 synagogues
throughout the United States, in-
cluding the Stephen Wise Free
Synagogue in New York City. Katz
has exhibited in major museum
group shows throughout the coun-
try and in Europe.
The artist is a member of the
National Society of Mural Painters
and the Guild for Religious Archi-
tecture.
Katz' published works include:
"White on Black," a portfolio of 20
brush drawings, "Adventures in
Casein," "A New Art for an Old
Religion" and "The Ten Command-
ments," a portfolio in full color.
The brush drawings (a number of
which were in the collection of
Frank Lloyd Wright) are inspired
by the biblical "Song of Songs."
Othe publications are now in work.
The world record for hand-shak-
ing was set by President Theodore
Roosevelt, who shook hands with
8,513 people at the 1907 White
House New Year's Day presenta-
tion.
Friday, September 1, 1967-29
David Met.-:ger Is Wed THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
to Miss Carole Nathan !Israel, UAR After E. African Market
With Offers of Overland Suez Routes
wire
7'S
bossy has countered this by offer-
(Direct JTA Teletype
to The Jewish News)
LONDON—An intense battle for ing an Egyptian "overland Suez"
the East African market is being with cargo from East Africa un-
waged in Nairobi between Israel loaded at a Red Sea port, trekked
and the United Arab Republic, the across the desert to the Mediter-
London Financial Times reported ranean at Port Said for tranship-
ment.
Tuesday.
The Israeli mission is expected
1A special Israel economic mis-
to
go on from Nairobi to Uganda,
sion now in Nairobi is stressing
the advantages to African traders Ethiopia, Tanzania and possibly-
of Israel's "overland Suez" route Zambia.
to Europe and the West, bypassing
the Suez Canal which ha:: been Israel Develops Mortar;
closed to traffic since the first
week in June. The Israelis stress Now in Mass Production
the advantage of shipping cargo
HAIFA (JTA) — Israel's :Willa
to Eilat and moving it from there plants, which produce armaments,
overland to Haifa or Ashdod for have developed a new, lightweight
MRS. DAVID METZGER
transhipment.
120mm mortar, which weighs only
The United Arab Republic em- 90 kg (198A pounds) by compari-
At a recent ceremony at Cong.
son with the old type which
Shaarey Zedek, Carole Marian
pounds).
ighed 250 k
Nathan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McGraw-Hill Publishes
we Because of igts (551
lighter weight, it
Hyman Nathan of Fairfield Ave.,
was
said,
the
mortar
will now he
became the bride of David Metzger, New Study on Religion
a medium weapon, not
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Metz-
Columbia University is the scene a s a heavy weapon as previously.
ger of Kensington, Md.
for a new study on religion and the i The new type of mortar is now
role it plays in the life of today's n mass
The bride's cage gown was of role
it was said
silk chiffon with beaded lace yolk college student, a series of essays and will be exportable to many
and long sleeves. The chiffon bon- under the title "Never Trust a God countries, providing .nillions of
net was of matching lace and the Over Thirty," to be published Sept. dollars of fresh income for Israel.
cathedral veil of imported illusion. 12 by McGraw-Hill. Rabbi Albert The new mortar will he capable
H. Friedlander, formerly counselor of using ammunition designed for
Matron-of-honor was Barbara
to Jewish students at Columbia the old type. However, to avoid
Zonder. Bridesmaids were Susan
University, is the editor of the diversification. it will not be used
Lieberman, Marlene Weiner and
study which has also been contrib- by the Israeli army as yet. But it
Sally Metzger.
uted to by the Protestant and Cath- can he introduced without the need
The bride's brother, Philip Metz- olic counselors at Columbia and by
for new training.
ger. was best man.
two Columbia University students.
Following a Virgin Islands Paul Goodman, author of "Grow-
The oldest recorded mother is
honeymoon, the couple will reside ing Up Absurd" and "Compulsory Mrs. 'Ruth Alice Kistler, who gave
in Ann Arbor.
Mis-Education," has written the birth, to a healthy daughter near
introduction.
Los Angeles on Oct. 18, 1956, at
Bible and Archeology
The six clergymen represented ! the age of 57.
Aided Israel in War
are: Rabbi Friedlander, the Rev.
NEW YORK (JTA) — Study of Lyman T. Lundeen, counselor to
the Bible and a knowledge of arche- Protestant student s; the Rev.
ology have been of vast help to Henry W. Malcolm and the Rev.
wink
Israeli military leaders who com- William F. Starr, associate coun -
manded war campaigns against the selors to Protestant students; t h e
Arabs in the last 20 years, accord- Right Rev. Monsignor James E.
ing to Dr. Nelson Glueck, president Rea, counselor to Catholic students.
Formerly The Montegos
Music for the Young
of the Hebrew Union College-Jew- and John D. Cannon, chaplain of
of All Ages
ish Institute of Religion.
the university. The contributing
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made that observation here after Lawrence Susskind.
returning from Israel.
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town proclaimed a fast for his
speedy convalescence. A villager
chanced to come to town and went
to the tavern for a drink of brandy.
Several townsfolk overheard him
and informed him that drinking
was prohibited for the day.
The villager at once went to the
synagogue and prayed: "0 Lord,
please cure the Holy Rabbi so that
I may have my drink."
Soon thereafter the Rabbi began
to recover his strength, and he
then declared to his followers:
"The prayer of the villager was
more acceptable than any of yours.
His expressed the greatest longing,
and the most earnest supplication,
for my quick recovery."
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father strives to help his son to
become a learned man and pious
Jew. When the son grows up, he
in turn endeavors to make his own
son become a good Jew. But will
the time ever come when the
father himself will strive to be a
good Jew, instead of leaving this
task to his son?"
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self to generosity by degrees. At
first refuse not a request for a
pinch of snuff, for the light of a
match, or for other gifts. Such
petty kindnesses will broaden thy
heart so that thou canst habituate
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