Stephanie Hauptman
Dennis Zamler's Bride

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

David Adom Committee Here
Organized With Doctors' Assistance

Friday, February 28, 1969-27 Magen

LETTER BOX

A group of Detroit physicians ! Dr. Mames urged all who share
and dentists assisted in the forma- the committee's concern for the
the
reason
Jewish
writers
".
.
.
tion
of a permanent Detroit corn- health and well being of Israel's
`Portnoy's Complaint'
give the impression that the psy- mittee to sponsor the work of Red people to join the efforts of the
Comes In for Complaint chiatric analyses are right: that Mogen
Dovid here. committee by contacting him at LI
Editor The Jewish News:
so much stems from 'mother-hate
At a meeting last week at the 8-6698.
Thank you for your elaborate and father-hate' " is that for them home of Dr. John J. Mames, the
Others who have expressed their
review of Philip Roth's book this is precisely the case. An au-
"Portnoy's Complaint." I do not thor writes best about what he mounting needs of Magen David commitment to this cause include
Adorn
were
outlined
by
Roger
M.
Dr.
Elie Aboulafia, Dr. Joseph 0.
understand why certain writers knows and feels. The fact that
(especially Jewish writers)
- e xom seem to Rosengarten, the national adminis- Grant, Dr. George A. Rosin, Dr.
ers
writers
ew derive-
trative
director
of
the
movement.
David
I. Silver, Mr. and Mrs. Da-
pleasure in presenting in their focus on this facet of their lives
Rosengarten stated, "We would vid Pollack, Kenneth Fischer and
books perverted Jews. We have so indicates the great impact rela-
many great Jews; why dig into tionswith their parents have had like to express our deepest grati- Mr. and Mrs. George D. Blumen-
tude to - the members of Shaarit thal who recently contributed an
scum?
on them.
Haplayta, whose recent contribu- Iambulance to Mogen David Adorn.
I do not think that a Jew as de-
One of the obvious reasons these tion of an ambulance to Magen The Shaarit Haplayta's
entire
scribed in Roth's book even ex-
ists! We need a book like that like writers are so popular, especially David Adorn and current effort to membership pledged continuous
a hole in the head. What if it is among the Jewish reading public, establish a medical room in Magen support.
brilliant writing? The book is still is that they have struck a respon- David Adom's Haifa Medical Com-
Eliahu Elath, former president
profane. sive chord in many of their read-1 plex have drawn the attention of
of the Hebrew University who was
I am only afraid that your de- ers. What they describe and so ex- I the entire Detroit community to Israel's first ambassador to the
tailed review will awake the pertly express are feelings all too' our cause."
of
familiar to many of their own gen-
Participants in the movement's United States, is president
reader's curosity to read the
local organizational efforts include Magen David Adorn.
book. I certainly would not want eration.
I would also suggest that it is Rabbi Moses Lehrman, Rabbi Her
to contribute to spreading of
not so much the Jewish heritage bert Eskin, Rabbi Simon Murciano,
such profanity.
Thank you also for your short that children reject, especially not Dr. and Mrs. Morris Starkman, Dr.
notice about the television show, the ethical content of Judaism Sheldon Mintz, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
"This Is Sholom Aleichem." You (witness the humanitarian im- Provizer, Dr. and Mrs. Elmer
should have elaborated more on pulses of so many young Jews Ellias, Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Starr,
active in the civil rights move- Morry Kaplan, Larry Brenners and
this absolutely disgraceful show!
ment), but the superficial and Martin Rose, president of Shaarit
MRS. D. SCHOICHIT.
shallow versions of the Jewish Haplayta. Mrs. Sally Fields,
heritage
practiced by their par- , speaking for the committee, said,
Editor, The Jewish News:
I wish to comment on the review ents.
"All of us here are united in
ROBERT ROCKAWAY' our commitment to Red Mogen
of Philip Roth's "Portnoy's Com-
503 Church Street I Dovid. Many other leaders of our
plaint" (Feb. 21).
Ann Arbor, Michigan I community, although not with us
I would venture to suggest that
this evening, have indicated their
Max Schrut
desire to assist us in this great
For Good Photographs
and Prompt Service
work."

I

Stephanie Joy Hauptman and
Dennis Irving Zamler were united
in marriage recently at Cong. Bnai
David Synagogue, with Rabbis
Aaron Brander and Jerome Wolicki
of Mount Clemens officiating.
The couple's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Isadore Hauptman of Beuland
Dr., Mount Clemens, and Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Zamler of Rutherford
Ave.

The bride wore a satin gown
with an Empire waist and attach.
ed train. The high-necked gown
was appliqued with re-embroid-
ered Alencon lace encrusted with
seed pearls and beads, and the
cathedral-length train and veil
were of matching accents. The
veil was attached to a flowered
headpiece secured by a bow under
the chin. Gardenias, roses and
Stephanotis comprised the bride's
bouquet.
Serving her sister as maid of

honor was Robin Hauptman. Mrs.
Jesse Arnold of Port Huron was
matron of honor, and bridesmaids
were Jo Ann Allen of Toronto and
Barbara Roby. Dawn Allison Ar-
nold was flower girl.
Gary Zamler, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Another
brother, Richard Zamler, served
as usher, as did Steven Seigle,
Robert Gunsburg and Preston Scott
Stearn.
4The newlyweds are now residing

in Oak Park.

NCJW Initiates
Domestic Training

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (JTA) — A
Jewish women's organization has
stimulated creation of a federally-
funded program in northern Vir-
ginia to train Negro women from
poverty areas to serve as well-paid
skilled domestics.
The Alexandria section of the
•
National Council of Jewish Women,
which initiated the program, de-
scribed it as being based on the
premise that domestic work can be
skilled, dignified, protected and de-
cently paid.
In its first six months, the section
has reported, the program has al-
ready made "a crucial difference
in the lives of several dozen work-
ing women."
Joining with Church Women
United, the National Council of
Negro Women, the National Coun-
cil of Catholic Women and the
Urban League, the NCJW section
helped to create SURGE, an ac-
ronym for Services United for Re-
sponsible and Gainful Employment.
After a year of development, a
Proposal for federal aid was sub-

Characteristics of Mental Health
Tests Theory of the 'Melting Pot'

Dr. Charlotte Buhler, noted psy-1
cholgist who has gained world fame
for her work, together with her
husband, Prof. Carl Buhler, in the
field of psychotherapy, provides a
valuable guide for an understand-
ing of a variety of problems in
Psychology in Contemporary Liv- I
ing," published by Hawthorns
Books.
In this extensive study, which
has been translated from the Ger-
man by Hella Freud Bernays, Dr.
Buhler examines the characteris-
tics of mental health, explains the
tests upon which tests are made ,
and in the numerous sample case
studies provides answers as they
are interpreted by the psychologist.
She states:
"Mental illness can be defined,
but to define mental health is
much more difficult. For a long
while it was thought that health
was simply the absence of sick-
ness. It was finally recognized that
mental health would have to be de-
fined by means of its own positive
signs."
Drawing upon the findings of
many noted psychologists and
sc ientists, D . Buhler quotes from
Marie Jahoda the following six
characteristics:

1. The mentally healthy person has an
a dequate attitude toward himself. He
sees himself realistically the way he is;
he can look at himself critically with-
out losing self-esteem.
2. He is interested In his adequate
internal development and self-realiza-
tion. He wants to bring out his best
potentialities.
3. He makes an effort to achieve
internal unity or integration of his
.strivings. He does not allow himself to
be worried by strivings that are irre-
concilable, but makes an attempt to
solve his inner conflicts.
4. He is autonomous; he makes his
own decisions and does not depend on
other people.
5. He has an adequate perception of
reality; he does not allow himself to
be influenced by wishes and fears in
his grasp of the external world.
. 6. He is capable of coping with the
circumstances of his life. This includes
the capacity to love, adequacy in love,
work and play, adequacy in interper-
sonal relationships, the ability to han-
dle the demands of given situations,
the ability to adapt, and competence in
solving problems.

mitted to the Department of Labor,
But there is a seventh character-
which provided a $400,000 grant to istic introduced by Dr. Buhler-
the Urban League to operate "the capacity of a healthy person
SURGE for two years, starting last to look at his life in its continuity
September.
. . . The neurotic more or less for-
gets whole sections of his life."
NEW USE FOR GIRDLES-
Among the investigations of char-
Three officials of the Iranian acteristics
of cultural groups, Dr.
Directorate of Customs and Excise Buhler turns to the comparisons of
were observing the work of Cus- cultural values made of the two

toms at the John F. Kennedy Air- Italian and Jewish American sub-
port in New York. They were pre-
and she states:
' sent when two passenger arrivals cultures,
"The data were obtained by means
were searched, and each was found
of interviews and tests carried out
with
representative
families. The re-
packages
of
to be concealing 15
sult showed that these two groups

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recognized quite different values.
The Jewish families believed in the

individual's control of his destinty,
in his responsibility for making s
way in life, and in his receiving
credit for work accomplished. The
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to destiny
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But she also refers to a different
type of study in "Beyond the Melt-
ing Pot" by N. Glazer and D. P.
Moynihan, stating:
"In this fact-finding investiga-
tion, several ethnic groups — the
Negroes, Puerto Ricans, Jews, Ita-
lians and Irish of New York City
—are compared with respect to
such items as their jobs, education,
family life, politics, culture and
ideology. The idea was to test the
theory of America as the 'melting
pot' in which groups of different
national and racial origins, differ- I
ent cultures and ideologies sup-
posedly grow together into a unity.
The authors' conclusion is that,
contrary to this theory, the ethnic
groups remain distinctly separate
and that they represent 'new so-
cial forms' within the whole of
American society. While distinction
of religion and race primarily form
this pattern of American sub-
nationalities, the American nation-
ality as a whole is still fluid."
It is evident that the study by
Dr. Buhler is very thorough and
embraces all aspects of the study
of varying characteristics. Her
"Psychology of Contemporary Liv-
ing" is a notable work.

Jewish Musical Council
Issues New Bibliography

An enlarged, newly revised edi-
tion, of "Bibliography of Publica-
tions`and Other Resources on Jew-
ish Music" has been issued by the
Jewish Music Council of the Na-
tional Jewish Welfare Board.
Compiled by Albert Weisser, mu-
sicologist, lecturer and music critic,
the 122-page publication contains
more than 1,000 listings of books,
pamphlets, periodicals, articles,
reviews, recording literature and
library sources. Its topical index
covers 315 subject areas in Jewish
music.
Copies of the publication are
available from the Jewish Music
Council, National Jewish Welfare
Board, 15 E. 26th St., New York,
N.Y. 10010.
The Jewish Music Council is cur-
rently observing its silver jubilee
year.

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