Cosmopolitan, Center Symphony
Prepares for Concert on Dec. 18

First Break Appears
In Israel Ship Strike

HAIFA, (JTA) — The first
break in the four-week-old
strike of Israeli seaman came
'when the union and the Diz-
engof f Shipping Company
signed an agreement for op-
erating the S.S. Meir Dizen-
goff with its regular crew.
The agreement was concluded
without the intervention of
the Histadrut.
The S.S. Negba left Haifa
with a "volunteer" crew pro-
vided by the Histadrut. The
S.S. Kedma, first vessel to sail
from Israel with such a crew
returned from Marseilles.

"Taking five" to pose for the photographer are Julius Chajes
(center), conductor, and members of the Center Symphony Or-
chestra. The orchestra is currently rehearsing for its next concert
to be presented Dec. 13, in the Davison Center.

Any Sunday • morning through- Whitmore Rd., will be guest solo-
To Wed March 2
out the year finds a talented ist.
group of 30 of Detroit's most
One of the functions of the
serious and interesting musi- symphony is to give young
cians gathered at the Davison soloists who bear promise for
Jewish Center.
the future a chance to perform
The 30 are a curious cross- before the public. Miss LaMed
section of Detroit's musical will follow in the footsteps of
world. Together they perform other Symphony soloists such as
with an excellence that is dif- Arthur Benavie and Betty Ko-
ficult to find in an organization, walsky who recently performed.
which may still boast "we Miss LaMed holds a bachelor's
haven't lost our amateur stand- degree of music from the Uni-
ing." versity of Michigan in the field
Under the leadership of JuliuS of piano. In a contest recently,
Chajes, music director of the she was winner, and was select-
Jewish Center, these individuals ed to play Bralim's Piano Con-
comprise the Center Symphony certo with the U.. of M. orches-
orchestra, which every two tra,
months offers a concert to the
In the Dec. 18 concert, Miss
public.
LaMed will perform Beethoven's
Although rehearsals and con- Concerto No, 3 in C Minor.
certs are held at the Jewish Tickets are available at the
Center, the orchestra is non- Woodward Jewish Center, TR.
sectarian and cosmopolitan in 4 5-c400.
its makeup; Members represent
all faiths, and qualification Palestine Potash Ltd.
MISS JOAN BOOKSTEIN
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Mr. and Mrs. Abe Bookstein
of 2940 Sturtevant announce
Two twelve-year-olds, three
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the engagement of their daugh-
physicians, a lawyer, several
businessmen and many students,
LONDON—The Daily Mail re- ter, Joan, to Gerald Leonard
mostly from Wayne University, ports from Jerusalem that Brit- Penfil, son of Mrs. Elizabeth
comprise the bulk of the Sym- ish shareholding interests in the Penfil of Genessee Ave. and
phony.- One of the 12-year-olds Palestine Potash Limited are Dave Perin]. of Webb Ave. March
is Jerusalem born Isidor Saslov, understood to be fully protected 2 has been set as the wedding
violinist; the other is Billy under the new • agreement un- date.
Peterson, a trumpet player.
der which supplies will again
Jerome Stasson, a graduate of start flowing from the Dead Sea Hanukah Celebration
Wayne University and former plant.
concertmaster of the Wayne or-
Negotiations between company At Bnai Moshe Dec. 23
chestra, is also concertmaster of representatives and the govern-
The Bnai Moshe Religious
the Center Symphony. Now in ment of Israel are now _enter-
its 11th year, the SyMphony has ing final stages here. Lord Glen- School and the United Hebrew
at least half of its original mem- conner, chairman, will submit School branch of Bnai Moshe
bers.
the new plan to the company's will jointly celebrate Hanukah
Other members have gone on general meeting in London on at an assembly in the social hall
of Bnai Moshe at 10:15 a.m. on
to higher goals, three' past mu- Dec. 31.
Dec. 23. -
sicians, Adam Malone, Willard
Darling and Dorothy Stevens, Library Cooperates With Chajes
Walter Farber, director of the
now playing with the Detroit In Jewish Music Month Choices Bnai Moshe Religious School,
Symphony. Dr. Saul Lewis, the
Ir_ia order to help the commun- and Morris Lachover, principal
orchestra's bassoon player, was ity in arranging programs for of the daily Hebrew school, have
once a member of the Detroit Jewish Music Month, which has coordinated efforts of all chil-
Symphony,
been proclaimed for Feb. -9 to dren for a program for both
With a concert in September March 11, Julius Chajes, direc- parents and children.
under its belt, the Center Sym- tor of the music department of
A Hebrew Playlet on "Maces:-
phony is now practicing for its the Jewish Community Center, bees", written by Longfellow and
next offering on Dec. 18, to be in cooperation with the Detroit translated by J. M. Mathis, will
held at the Davison Center. Public Library, has prepared a be presented by Mathis' grad-
Renah LaMed, daughter of Mr. list of music with Jewish con- uating class. The following chil-
and Mrs. Louis LaMed, of 980 tent. The list is now available dren will participate:
at .the main branch of the
Clement Baggleman. Edward Berman,
Hershal Goren, David Leash, Clifford
library.
Miller, Charles Olender. Ilene Order,
Career Group to Send

Gary Peck, Judith Resnick, Allen Rubin,
Henry Sandweiss, Larry Silver, Donald
Janower, Myron Leash.

Boxes of Toys to Israel

Tonight we "Ship-a-Box" is
theme of Career Group, Nation-
al Council of _Jewish Women, for
a general meeting to be held at
8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the Davi-
son Jewish Center. An informal
workshop will be set up to en-
able girls to make toys and pack
boxes that will be sent to Israel
for the Yemenite kindergarten,
the project of the Career Group.
Emily Breuer, chairman, and
members of "Ship-a-Box" com-
mittee, have been responsible
for the collection of materials
and the forwarding of two boxes
a month to the kindergarten.
Girls attending the meeting are
asked to bring a toy to help fill
the boxes.
The second in the series of
get-acquainted birthday party
will be held tonight at the home
of Fay Gollob, 17531 Northlawn.

ORT Fashion Show

Mrs. Royal Oppenheim, chair-
man, announces that the fash-
ion show of Northeast Chapter,
Women'S American ORT will be
held today, at the Great Lakes
Club. 0 R T, an international
charity organization, is devoted
to the maintenance of free
trade schools for the rehabilita-
tion of those unable to earn a
ORT schools are located
in Europe, North Af•ica° and Is-
rael,

The United Hebrew
Schools of Detroit

Krieger Wins Fencing Tourney
Byron Krieger went 18 match-
es without a loss in winning the
championship in epee, foil and
saber in the Michigan Open
Fencing Championship held at
St. Clair Recreation recently.

Gratefully Acknowledge
the Receipt of

a contribution to the Scholar-
ship Fund of the Schools in
memory of Mrs. Julius Berman
from Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ber-
kowitz of 17606 Prairie Avenue.

a contribution to the Scholar-
ship Fund of the • Schools in
memory of Oshie Baker from
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schlussel of
Chicago Blvd.

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Proud Cohen Family
To Watch Tarzan's
Graduation Over TV

Friday, December 7, 1951

Ladies of Odessa Aid

Detroit family will proudly Slate Donor for Dec. 19
watch their pet German Shep-
ard, Tarzan, on television Mon-
At the child rescue fund donor
day over the program, "You luncheon of the Ladies of
Asked for It," on WXYZ-TV.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cohen, Odessa Aid Society, Rabbi Moses
of 3306 Elmhurst, and their chil-
dren, Bonny and Marc, watched
Tarzan grow from a pup, only
to have to give him up when a
year old because Mr. Cohen's
severe asthma attacks were
caused by an allergy to dogs.
The - Cohens were heartbroken,
but they decided that Tarzan
would make a good leader dog
for the blind When "You Asked
for It" heard of the family's
sorrow, they decided to put the
story on film.
So, on Monday, Tarzan, as big
as life, will make his television
debut in graduation exercises
from the leader dog school, at
Rochester, Mich. Tarzan, inci-
dentally, was a graduate "with
honors."

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Sen. Moody to Speak at Meeting
Of B and P Chapter, Congress

Senator Blair Moody will ad-
dress the Business and Profes-
sional Chapter, American Jewish
Congress at 12 noon, Thursday,
at a luncheon meeting in the
Barium Hotel. Rabbi Israel I.
Halpern, president, will preside.
Reservations can be made by
calling Shay Foreman, program
chairman, TO. 8-9146.

Five Israelis Study U. S. Rails
DENVER (AJP)—Five Israeli
railroadmen arrived here to
study operations of the Denver
and Rio Grande Railroad with
an eye toward improving rail
service in the Jewish State. The
railmen disclosed that a new
track is being planned to Beer-
Sheba and along the coast line
in Israel. •

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Lehrman, of Cong. Bnai Moshe,
will be guest speaker, announced
Mrs. Julius Ring, steering corn-
mittee chairman.
Mrs. J. Ormond, donor chair-
man, has arranged for enter-
tainment to be headed by Mick-
ey and Sammy Woolf. The affair
will be held at 12:30 p.m., Dec.
19, at Masonic Temple.
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