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A NUMBER. OF "firsts" will
mark concert by 45 members of
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
. . . March 5 . . . at Masonic
Temple . . . celebrating National
Jewish Music Month . . . It'll be
first time in history of Jewish
music that a major symphony
orchestra will present entire
program dedicated solely to Jew-
ish composers . . . Two Israeli
compositions by Marc Lavri and
Karel Salomon have been flown
here from Tel-Aviv and will be
heard for the first time in
America . . . 70th birthday of
Ernest Bloch, one of world's
greatest living composers, will
be celebrated with Marguerite
Kozenn singing his two Psalms
(114th and 137th) for first time
in Detroit.
THE CONCERT will also prob-
ably be the first time in our
local history that every group
of Jews, from the most pious to
the most reformed, will co-op-
erate in such a cultural event
together . .. Incentive for this
affair was to help the members
of the symphony orchestra . . .
They will receive the proceeds
. • Valter Poole will conduct
. . . Joan Freeman will appear
as piano soloist.
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PETE CLAYTON, climaxed 25
years . . . half his lifetime . . .
with the Detroit Times, last
week, and employees from all
parts of the building chipped in
to present him with a gold
watch . . . Pete started out in
the newspaper games as an of-
fice boy with the old Detroit
Journal, back in 1914 ... He en-
tered the advertising field with
the Cleveland Press . • •. then
went to the Chicago Herald-Ex-
aminer . . . and, in 1925, came
to the Times, where he has be-
come one of the top space sellers
on the staff.

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MORRIE ROSENTHAL, vice-
chairman of food division of De-
troit Service Group, has helped
make things a bit warmer at the
Jewish Home for the Aged .. .
by turning over to that agency
four tons of coal he had on hand
after converting place of busi-
ness to oil heat.
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THE AIRLINES did a good
business while promoting the
romance of Phil Givercer, head
man of Robert-Kay Studios at
Sam's, Inc., to Miss Marion
Krewson of New York ... After
their meeting last year, the
lovers took turns traveling to see
each other . . . via the quickest
means possible . . . . and have
finally decided to make all their
journeys together, from now on
. Phil and his bride-to-be will
wed, March 5, at the Belmont-
Plaza in New York . . They'll
honeymoon in Bermuda and
take up residence In Detroit..

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ANOTHER NEW DISCOVERY
by Lou Jacobs, bossman of
Tropical Show Bar, is wowing
the customers at his nitery in
the Bowl-O-Drome . . . She's
Gloria Villaire, lovely songstress
with a voice true and clear and
a delivery similar to that of the
great Sarah Vaughn .. . She is
also the wife of band leader
Hank Traverson.

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Brandeis University has adop-
ted a master plan for the de-
velopment of its 100-acre Wal-
tham, Mass., campus which pro-
vides for the construction of 50
new buildings during the next
10 years at a total estimated
cost of $22,715,000, it was an-
nounced by George Alpert, pres-
ident of the board of trustees.
The master design, created by
the firm of Saarinen, Saarinen
and Associates, will be executed
in two stages: the first calling
for the erection of facilitiei for
the Faculty of Arts and Sciences,
and the second providing for
the needs of the University's
projected professional and grad-
uate schools.
The first stage of the build-
ing activity will be launched at
once and calls for the erection
of 30 buildings at a cost of $13,-
215,000, including instructional,
laboratory, housing and extra-
curricular facilities for the un-
dergraduate college. Ground will
be broken within 30 days for
the construction of residence
facilities.

THE JEWISH NEWS-17
Friday, March 3, 1950

Nordau Chapter Begins
Membership Campaign

Nordeau Chapter of the Zion-
ist Organization of Detroit in-
augurated a three-month mem-
bership drive at its last meet-
ing.
The chapter also organized a
study group, which will meet at
9 p.m. Friday, March 3, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Chomsky.
Plans were discussed for an
inter-chapter amateur program
to take place March 29 at the
Halevy Music Center.

Israel UNESCO Committee

TEL AV1V,:7— (ISI) — A tem-
porary UNESCO committee was
founded in Israel, with Minister
of Education Zalman Shazar as
president. The committee will
advise the government on mat-
ters pertaining to the UN body
and present the ideals of UN-
ESCO to the public. .

MEMBERS OF THE newly-
organized Business & Profes-
sional Group of Pioneer Women
READY MIXED-just Clint chai SERVE
admit that they never worked 'so
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hard as they are doing for their
first fund-raising
affair . . .
At State Stores, S.D.D's and Cocktail Bars
March 18 .
at Northwest He-
brew Congregation . . . and if
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effort is an indication, their
"Take A "Chance" Dance should
be a successful one . . . Ethel
.
Lippman is chairman of the af-
fair, and Mae Berman is her co-
„rim, 7D p -ririn c:,
chairman . . . The group was
formed only last June and is but
the third of its type in the
country . . . Minnie Schneider
is the president.
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A NIGHT-CLUB for teen-
agers will be the theme of Club
Gay Paree, being planned for
March 25, at Bnai David Syna-
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gogue . . . by F.D.R. Chapter of
Specializing in Italian and American Food
Bnai Brith Girls ... It'll feature
Open Sundays—We Cater to Private Parties and Banquets
two complete floor shows and
CARLOS PASTA
dancing to melodies of Iry Fields
Great Baritone Star
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Luncheons 11:30-4:30
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coming close," Dave's number
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was finally called at a recent
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EVERY SUNDAY EVENING
affair where things.' Were being
featuring
given away . . . and the prize
CARL'S BAR & CHOP HOUSE
turned out to be, of all things,
TONITA
having a suit cleaned and
Steaks - Chops - Sea Foods - Cocktail Bar
AND HER HABANERO'S
pressed free of charge!
Near Downtown
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supply a slide rule, prayer book
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and ouija board with each in-
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come tax return-form.
Take Out Service
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TALENTED YOUNGSTERS of
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Bnai Brith YOuth Organization
Specializing in Chicken in the Rough
gave premier offering of first
Complete Dinners and Continental Dishes
traveling show by group, last
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Open Every Day & Sundays
week, for members of Louis Mar-
HUNGARIAN VILLAGE RESTAURANT
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with more on-stage experience,
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