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November 05, 1976 - Image 40

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1976-11-05

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ALBUM
FINER
WINER

40 Friday, November 5, 1976

YOUR WED DIN
A
BAR MITZVA

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Iraqi Jewish Proverbs Appear
in Dropsie U. Prof's Volume

PHILADELPHIA — of the language and
"A Collection of Iraqi folklore of the Iraqi
Jewish Proverbs," a part Jewish community over
the centuries, has been
put in print for the first
WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED BY
the
time in the native lan-
gtiage as a result of
exhaustive linguistic re-
SPECIALIZING
search by Dr. Latif
In Children's Parties
AND ASSOCIATES
Khayyat.
968-003 8
A native Iraqi, Dr.
357-1010
Khayyat teaches Arabic
and other Middle East
studies at The Dropsie
Dorothy S. Orent
University here, from
which institution he re-
ceived his doctorate.
Reading Specialist
The collection pre-
serves 238 proverbs that
have been transmitted
orally from generation to
generation. Many of the
proberbs date back to the
10th Century.
Our Students — Read Faster — 5
The proverbs are pub-
lished in the Iraqi Arab
Understand Better—Learn How To Study
dialect spoken by the Jews
there. Dr. Khayyat said
that the spoken word of the
Jews in Iraq is different
than the Arabic dialect
spoken by Iraqi Moslems.
In his work, based upon
research and personal in-
Reading Specialist And Certified Teacher
terviews in Iraq and
among Iraqi Jews now liv-
ing in Israel, Dr. Khayyat
gives the origin and in-
terpretation of each of the
23650 Woodward-North of 9 Mile-Pleasant Ridge
238 proverbs.
Each proverb also is
translated into the liter-
ary Arabic form. Included
are some modern day
proverbs in Hebrew. Dr.
Is Discontinuing Their Line Of
Khayyat also is the au-
thor of a book and several
articles published in
including Such Items As:
Arabic in Jerusalem deal-
Ginger Jars, Vases, Bowls
ing with Iraqi Jewish folk
songs, proverbs and
and Candy Dishes
poetry.

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HAMBURG (ZINS) —
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sentiments, have. re-
ported that the prestige
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Der -Spiegel comments
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ment of the suffering
Lebanese citizens —
Christians and Moslems
alike — is bringing Israel
closer to peace.

Three to Lead Local Delegates
to CJFWF Philadelphia Parley

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Martin E. Citrin, Mrs. Norman Rosenfeld
George M. Zeltzer and will provide a workship-
Mandell L. Berman will demonstration on Wo-
Open Sun.
lead a 27 — member dele- men's Division communal
gation from Detroit when service in the Detroit area.
they meet at the 45th
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day - Nov. 14.
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most primal concerns of
American Jewry.
Citrin, Zeltzer and
Berman hold high-level
national prositions with
the CJFWF in addition to
their key roles for the
Jewish Walfare Federa-
tion of Detroit. Zeltzer,
vice president of the
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Borman Hall. The board
of directors will be
elected.
Nominated for re-
election to a three-year
term are: Jay W. Allen,
Herbert A. Aronsson,
Mrs. Bernard Aston, Sol
Colton, Benjamin Frank,
Marvin H. Goldman,
Maxwell Jospey, Charles
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The rally is being
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Berris, and reports will be
given by members of the
delegation to the national
Histadrut convention.
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documentary films,
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"Two Days in One."
Tentatively scheduled
is a report by the chair-
man of the campaign,
Morris Lieberman, who
went to Israel to consult
with the Histadrut lead-
ership.
The principal speaker
at the offiCial opening of
the Histadrut campaign
on Nov. 21 will be Ambas-
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United Nations. For in-
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