48 Friday, May 30, 1975

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Yiddish Scholar Due at Center

The Yiddish committee of
the Jewish Community Cen-
ter will present Dr. Israel
Knox in two lectures June 7
and 8 at the 10 Mile Center
branch.
On June 7, Dr. Knox, au-
thor, lecturer and scholar,
will speak in English on
"Jewish Elements and In-
fluences in American Civili-
zation" at 8:30 p.m.
At 2:30 p.m. June 8, Dr.
Knox will speak in Yiddish
on "I. L. Peretz: 60 Years
After His Death and His
Meaning for Our Genera-
tion."
Dr. Knox is formerly
professor of philosophy at
New York University, visit-
ing professor of Jewish lit-
erature and thought . at

JVS Workshop
Open House Due

The Jewish Vocational
Service-Community Work-
shop will have an apen
house 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
June 12 at its headquarters,
4250 Woodward.
Visitors will be able to see
seniors participating in the
new adult services program.
For reservations, call the
JVS, 833-8100.

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Israel Bonds' Dinner of State
to Honor Julius Rotenberg

The Cong. Bnai David din-
ner honoring Julius Roten-
berg will be the first "dinner
of state" for Israel Bonds in
Michigan.

Its nucleus is a Corps of
Patron Hosts, selected by
Morris and Tillie Brand
wine. The Corps will serve
as hosts at the reception and
dinner, 6:30 p.m: June 11 at
the synagogue and will as-
sist in compiling the Israel
Book of Honor to be pre-
sented to Julius Rotenberg.

At the dinner, an Israel

senora of statehood will
be kindled by honorary de-
signees. The addition,
scrolls have arrived from
Israel bearing the names of
Shomrei Yisroel donors.
Julius Rotenberg Day will
be proclaimed by the Mayor
of Southfield on June 11,
and June 7 will be Julius Ro-
tenberg Shabat at Cong.
Bnai David. At the dinner,
Rotenberg will be presented
with the David Ben-Gurion
Award.
For reservations, call the
Israel Bond office, 968-0200.

they would even place the
marriage ring which was
supposed to be used at the
coming happy event in the
hand of the deceased
bride, sometimes by the
groom himself, and go
through some motions ef a
wedding.

Klunover Heads
Old Timers Club

This was a means of
pressing the deep grief felt
by the family over the trag-
edy. This practice has been
discontinued with the dec-
line of European Jewry
since the Holocaust.

ORT India Role

When the ORT hotel
school in Bombay was first
organized many parents
objected to the idea of their
children working in hotels.
ORT India organized visits
to hotels by parents who
then saw these jobs as both
decent and well-paid.

AT CHERRY

ALFRED KLUNOVER

Rabbi Samuel Prero, shown above, second from left,
accepts State-of Israel Bonds' David Ben-Gurion Award
from Israel Bonds General Chairman David Pollack at
the recent Bond dinner at Young Israel Center of Oak-
Woods. Looking on are dinner chairman Phillip Stoll-
man, left, and guest speaker Rabbi Israel Klavan, exec-
utive vice president of the Rabbinical Council of Amer-
ica. More than $174,000 in Bonds were sold at the affair.

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Alfred A. Klunover was
installed as president of the
Hannah Schloss Old Timers
at its recent 20th annual
dinner-dance and installa-
tion. He was installed by
Abe A. Schmier, former
president.
Other officers installed--:
were: Irving Small and
Louis Benton, vice presi-
dents; Myron Schecter, sec-
retary; and Zangwiil W.
Burnstine, treasurer.

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A "Shavartze Chupa" is away shortly before her
a black wedding. This term wedding.
was used for a practice
The community would
which used to be prevalent then place a black canopy
among Ashkenazic Jewish over her coffin or over her
communities in Russia, Po- grave, light candles and of-
land, Hungary, etc. It took fer I avers.
In some Baltic countries
place when a bride passed

DR. ISRAEL KNOX .
Queens College and profes-
sor of Jewish literature and
thought at Jewish Teacher's
Seminary in Herzliya..
There is a charge for the
lectures. The public is in-
vited.

TAKE A LOOK AT YOURSELF

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`Black Wedding' Defined

Honoree Leonard Farber, shown standing, center,
greets guest speaker Hy Kalus as host Dr. Robert
Schlaff, standing, left, looks on at last week's leader-
ship reception in advance of Tuesday's Israel Bond din-
ner at Cong. Beth Abraham-Hillel. Shown seated are,
from left, Cantor Shabtai Ackerman, Rabbi Israel I.
Halpern, Mrs. Schlaff and Mrs. Farber. The reception
raised $85,000 for Bonds.

French President Says Israel
Must Have Guarantee of Arms

PARIS (JTA) — Presi-
dent Valery Giscard d'Es-
taing defined what he con-
. sidered the best kind of Big
Power guarantees to Israel
— an automatic commit-
ment to step up the delivery
of military equipment
should there be a shift in the
military balance of power in
the Middle East or if Israel's
existence is endangered.
He said no country could
be sure of obtaining the mil-
itary equipment it needs
without a guarantee and
cited Egypt's precarious sit-
uation after the Soviet
Union halted arms ship-
ments to Cairo last year as
an example.

Giscard d'Estaing said
he was sure that UNESCO
would relent in its anti-

Israel position before the
next session of its General
Assembly and that Israel
will find itself in one of the
geographical groupings
from which it was ex-
cluded by UNESCO reso-
lutions adopted in Paris
last year.

He also said that the main
reason for Israel's former
anger with France was the
latter's insistence that no
peace settlement can be con-
cluded in the Middle East
without Palestinian partici-
pation. He indicated that
Israel's position has
changed somewhat and is
now a bit closer to France's.

Jests are seldom good the
first time, but the second
distasteful.

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