THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS

28—Friday, July 28, 1972

Rothman Etchings Featured on Art Calendar

dar can be purchased from tem-
Etchings by the noted Israeli
plc sisterhood members.
artist, Aryeh Rothman, are at-
tracting wide attention as the se-
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Brands Charles Lindbergh"s Record
lections for the 5733 annual art
Federa-
calendar of the National
tion of Temple Sisterhoods.
as Pro-Nazi; Anti-Semitic
In a subtle way, the Rothman
Leonard N. Simons doesn't hide week of preserving the birthplace etchings represent the strong com-
Strollers — Groups
behind the facade of built-up hero of Charles A. Lindberg, which was bination of simplified forms that
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when it comes to protecting his damaged by fire, there were some
are marked by intricate surface
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of the timorous who were ready details.
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fellow men and exposing bigotry.
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to start a fund for the purpose.
otry.
Born in Vienna, Austria, in 1921,
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As president of the Detroit His- in 1940 on board a ship crowd-
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torical Commission, he was ap- ed with "illegal immigrants" who
proached on the subject. He reg- were interned by the British at a
istered strong opposition. "Lind- camp in Athlit. During his six
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bergh is no hero to me," he said.
difficult months in the camp, he
Casta. Lamp Shears
He recalled the anti-Semitic rec- received his first formal training
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in art. The German painter Isidor
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ARYEH
ROTHMAN
called
attention
to
Lindbergh's
hay-,
also
been
a
Ascheim,
who
had
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ing accepted a medal from Adolf passenger on the ship, organized
Hitler. He may have killed the in the camp a drawing class which the atelier of Johnny Friedlander
PHOTO KEY CHAINS
in Paris where he chose the etch-
very thought of perpetuating a Rothman attended faithfully.
PHOTO MIRRORS
pro-Nazi's name and calling him
Upon his release from Athlit, ing medium as best suited to ex-
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Rothman joined Kibutz Ein Ham- press his concepts and ideas. He
a hero.

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Convention.
Hertzberg was
chairman of the
Hertzberg
Democratic con-
vention arrangements committee
for the Michigan delegation and as
a delegate representing the 18th
Congressional district.
The Commercial Law League of
America is a national professional
organization. Headquartered in
Chicago. the League has more than
5,000 members, primarily attor-
neys, judges, law professors and
students.
Hertzberg will assume the office
of president in July, 1973.
Hertzberg, 45, is a native De-
trailer. fie received his BA and his
Doctorate with distinction
from th' University of Michigan.
During World War II, he was a
sergeant in the U. S. Army.
lie is an attorney and senior
member in the law firm of Hertz-
berg, Jacobs and Weingarten. He
also was a contributing author of
"Basic Bankruptcy," published by
the Institute of Continuing Legal
Education.

ifratz, a small settlement lo- returned to Israel and his kibutz
PHOTOS BY GILBO
sated outside of Haifa. In 1959 the in 1961 and has since devoted all
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kibutz awarded him a two-year his time to his art and the exhibi-
Out of Town. Coll Collect
scholarship and he finally was able tion of his work.
to pursue his long-time goal of
Rothman was awarded the pres-
being a full-time artist. He joined tigious Herman Struck Prize by
I the municipality of Haifa in
1966. He has had numerous one-
atesertis
man shows in Israel and the unit-
ewry
ed States and he has frequently
package
A complete musical
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for yOt• warty.
ty/
I try in exhibits of contemporary
at
trends in printmaking.
His etchings are part of the
Featuring:
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permanent collections of leading
Television Programs
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museums in Israel, Europe, Aus-
tria, the United States and South
• Jeep Smith
REFLECTIONS IN SOUND
America. His work has been ac-
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
• Mori Little
quired by the Boston Museum of
Station: WCAR.
• Orin Roses
Feature: Rabbi Harold Loss Fine Arts, the Fogg Museum of
presents some fundamental Jewish Harvard University, the Art In-
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themes found in today's popular stitute of Chicago, the Philadel-
phia Museum of Art, the Fort
• NIoddi MeCalistar
musical lyrics.
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Worth Art Center in Texas, and
• Dan Yessian
many other art museums.
HIGHLIGHTS
The NFTS Art Calendar contains
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
the dates of secular and Jewish
Station: Channel 2.
tram One to Any
a
Hebrew calendar;
Feature: "The Joy in Jewish holidays:
Number of Entertainers.
Music," a Sephardic service. Par- weekly bible readings; and a mov-
Call us and we will discuss
ticipants will be Joe Resnick, per- ing religious poem entitled
cussionist: Genia Ben Meir, flutist: "Choice" by Mrs. David M. Levitt
Your Entertainment Needs.
Oak Park High School choir con- of Great Neck, N.Y., NFTS presi-
, ducted by Doralene Davis; Cantor dent, which was read at the in-
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Harold Orbach of Temple Israel, stallation service of the organiza-
.- t ,,.s, the Stern 11 fit -
tion's biennial assembly in Los
soloist and host: and David Wilson,
Angeles in '1971. The Art Calen-
accompanist.

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ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: Sixth in a series of
taped dialogues between Mark Van
Doren. professor emeritus of Col-
umbia University, and the late
Maurice Samuel, author and lec-
turer. The topic wiil be "The Phil-
istine World," a discussion of the
connotation of the word "Phili-
Prof. ROY M. MERSKY of the Um stine" and the ironic fact that the
versity of Texas has been appointed Philistines were neither completely
acting director of the Jewish boorish nor insensitive and were
National and University Library considered "honorable enemies"
in Jerusalem for the academic by the Israelites as well as far in
year 1972-73. The library is located advance of them • technologically.
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Ham campus
Time: 3 p.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 7.
Feature: "Wisdom (lath Builded
Its House," a documentary on the
work of the Weizmann Institute of
Science.

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Cassin, president of the Alliance
Israelite Universelle and a Nobel
Peace Prize laureate, presided
over the centenary celebration of
the Normal School of the Alliance
Israelite Universelle in Paris.
The school, the oldest Jewish
school in France, was founded in
1872 and has trained qualified
teachers for the Alliance schools
in various countries of the Bal-
kans, Near and Middle East and
North Africa.
It is estimated that over 650.000
Jew ish children received their
general and religious education in
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