Lazare Saminsky to Be Honored Here Food Division Leaders
On 70th. Birthday Next Tues. Evening
When Lazare Saminsky, "the works. He has • conducted his
father of Reform Jewish Music," own works with major arches-
comes to Detroit for the concert tras here and in Europe.
This year will see the publica-
tion of the composer's collection
of essays, "Physics and Meta-
physics of Music."
,1 The concluding events to be
sponsored by the Center for
Jewish Music Month are a dem-
onstration rehearsal, 1 p.m.,
Sunday, Feb. 22, and an evening
of symphonic music by Jewish
composers, 8:30 p.m., Tuesday,
Feb.. 24, featuring the Center
Symphony Orchestra, conducted
by Julius Chajes, both events
at the Davison Branch.
1
LAZARE SAMINSKY
honoring his '70th birthday, 8:30
p.m. next Tuesday at the Davi-
son Jewish Center, he will be
returning to the city of his
American debut. He first ap-
peared here in December, 1921,
when he conducted the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra in his
symphonic poems, "Vigiliae."
The concert, under auspices
of the Center, is planned as one
of a series of events in celebra-
tion of Jewish Music Month,
with Mrs. Sidney J. Allen as
general chairman.
Saminsky's compositions will
be performed by his pianist wife,
Jennifer Gandar; Wyn Garden,
soprano, Sadie Cooper Braver,
violinist, and Rebecca Frohman,
at the piano.
Co-sponsors for this concert
are Hashofar, Society for Ad-
vancement of Jewish Music, the
Suburban Temple, Temple Beth
El and Temple Israel. Members
of Temple Israel Sisterhood will
be hostesses at a reception after
the program.
The composer will speak on
the "Advancement of Jewish
Music." Others on the program
will be Rabbi Frank Rosenthal
of the Suburban Temple, chair-
man of the evening, Jason L.
Tickton, music director of Tem-
ple Beth El, and a representa-
tive of Hashofar, who will pre-
sent a special award to Samin-
sky.
For nearly three decades the
music director of Temple
Emanu-El, New York, Saminsky
is the director of the "Three
Choir Festival" and the author
of "Living Music of the Ameri-
cans," as well as several stage
6
—
THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 13, 1953
At a meeting' of the Food Di-
vision of the 1953 Allied Jewish
Campaign leaders were selected
for trade sections. Guiding the
session were (left to right) TOM
BORMAN, chairman of the divi-
sion, JOHN LURIE and GEORGE
KEIL. Plans were formulated for
the third annual fund raising
program, 6:30 p.m., March 9, at
the Standard Club of the Shera-
ton Cadillac Hotel.
Eisenhower Greets Silver on
60th Birthday; Demand Reds
Clarify Anti-Semitic Acts
People Make News
The appointment of Jacob
Katzman as executive secretary
was announced by Dr. James G.
Heller, president,',:
of the Labor
Zionist Organi-
zation of Amer-
ica. Mr. Katz-
man joined the
staff of the
LZOA in Sep-
tember as edu-
cational direc-
tor. Prior to that
he served the
Labor Zionist Katzman
movement in various executive
capacities since 1932, first as
national secretary of the Young
Poale Zion Alliance-Habonim,
later as associate general secre-
tary of Farband-Labor Zionist
Order.
* * *
Rabbi MINARD KLEIN, of
Temple Beth El, represented the
Jewish Chautauqua Society as
lecturer at Port Huron Junior
College on Thursday.
Appointment of Henry Ep-
stein, former solicitor general of
New York State, as chairman of
the national
program e o m-
mittee of Anti-
Defamation
League of Bnai
Brith, was an-
nounced by
Henry Edward::
Schultz, A D L
national chair-
man. Other ap-
pointments in- Epstein
elude Joseph Cohen of Kansas
City, as chairman of the com-
munity service committee, and
Judge David A. Rose of Boston
as chairman of ADL's civil
rights committee.
*
Col. HARRY D. HENSHEL was
re-elected last week as chair-
man of the United States Com-
mittee for Sports in Israel. The
group is sponsoring organization
for the United States Maccabiah
team, which will participate in
the fourth Maccabiah games in
Israel from Sept. 20 to Sept. 29.
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Bitter ments," he said. "There has
criticism of the Soviet anti- clearly been a concerted Arab
Jewish policy was voiced by Is- decision on the governmental
rael Ambassador Abba Eban and level to increase the tensions
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver at a din- and disorders on our frontiers."
5. "We must demonstrate
ner tendered Dr. Silver by the
Zionist Organization of America the ancient virtues of our
on the occasion of his 60th eternal people by an aroused
and united movement for Is-
birthday. More than 1,000 per-
sons, including foreign diplo- rael's consolidation. The Israel
mats, attended the dinner. Pres- bond campaign and the United
ident Eisenhower and Secretary Jewish Appeal have become
of State John Foster Dulles sent powerful trumpets through
TO THE
Messages of greetings. Rabbi which every Jew can magni-
fy the echo of his Jewish ar-
Irving Miller presided.
Dr. Silver pointed out that "it dor and zeal," he emphasized."
is not too late for some • author- I Dr. Emanuel Neumann, mem-
Primary, Monday, Feb. 16
itative statement or act on the ber of the Jewish Agency execu-
Former —
part of the highest Soviet lead- tive, reviewed Dr. Silver's efforts
ership to clarify the situation, in behalf of the Zionist cause.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
set the record straight, relieve He emphasized that Dr. Silver
Low Instructor, University of
the minds of men of fear and and David Ben-Gurion had "re-
Detroit
suspicion and avert an appalling inforced each other's efforts" in
Common Pleas Judge
catastrophe." He suggested that the fight for the establishment
"representative • Jewish bodies of Israel.
Veteran of World Wars I and II
President Eisenhower, in his
should not overlook the diplo-
Member — American Legion
matic approach along with the message, stated: "It is an honor
Veterans of Foregin Wars
public protests." and a privilege to pay tribute to
Air Force Association
Dr. Silver termed the Soviet Dr. Abba Hillel Silver on the
espionage charges against occasion of his sixtieth birthday.
Jews and the Zionist move- I not only extend to him my
ment "unthinkable" and mon- most sincere and heartfelt con-
gratulations but also wish to
strous." "It is inconceivable,"
he said, "that the Soviet Union express deep appreciation of the
would have instructed its rep- cultural, spiritual and human-
resentatives at the United itarian leadership which he has
Nations less than five years contributed to our country and
ago to champion the cause of the entire world." Other mes-
HOURS MONDAY-THURSDAY-10 to 5
a sovereign Jewish State and sages were received from Israel
FRIDAY-10 to 6
President Ben Zvi, Premier Da-
to vote for its admission to vid
SATURDAY-9 to 12
Ben-Gurion,
Foreign
Minis-
the United Nations if the
ter
Moshe
Shaxett,
Jewish
Agen-
Zionist movement were of the cy chairman Dr. Nahum Gold-
GRISWOLD STREET OFFICE
character which it is now rep-
and a number of Sena-
Penobscot Building—Griswold and Fort Streets
resented to be—up to 1947, a mann
DETROIT 26
paid agent of the British in- tors and Congressmen.
telligence, and since then, of Send 2,900 Animals
HAZEL PARK OFFICE
REDFORD OFFICE
the United States intelligence."
(Near Nine Mile and John R)
(Corner Seven Mile and Five Points)
Dr. Silver also touched on in- To Aid Israel Farmers
22711 Stephenson Highway
24865 Grand River Avenue
Three ship loads of livestock
creased activities against Israel.
HAZEL PARK
DETROIT 19
Declaring that the Arabs "are totaling 2,000 mules a n d 9 0 0
waiting for 'the economic col- mares will be sent to Israel to
OAK PARK OFFICE
NORTH DETROIT OFFICE
lapse of Israel and are prepar- be used for spring plowing and
20950 Greenfield Road
(Corner Davison)
ing for a second round," he other work in various agricul-
OAK PARK
4900 East McNichols
called for increased American tural settlements, it was an-
(Office Authorized Dec. 31, 1952)'
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Jewish aid to the Jewish State. nounced by Mrs. Rose L. Halprin,
Ambassador Eban, attacking acting chairman of the Jewish
EVERGREEN—SEVEN MILE OFFICE
the Soviet anti-Jewish policy, Agency for Palestine which has
20300 West Seven Mile Road
just
signed
contracts
for
t
h
e
said the Jewish leadership in
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Israel and in the United States purchase and transportation of
faces the challenge of grave and the animals.
Member Federal Reserve System
The first shipment w ill b e
perilous events. "Totalitarian
Member Federal 'Deposit Insurance Corporation
dictatorship in the vast Com- loaded aboard the SS Pass
munist empire assaults the dig- Christian Victory which is sche-
nity of the Jewish people by duled to sail from Newport News,
the most grotesque and mali- Va., this Monday.
cious libels which anti-Semitic
mania has ever devised," the
Israel diplomat stated.
He Invited American Jews to
adopt the following program for
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2. "Prepare Israel to give
shelter and freedom to masses
of Jewish refugees while re-
inforcing the pressure for the
freedom of Jews to secure a
home in our midst. The most
effective pressure is to make
the homes ready," he stated.
3. Strengthen the position of
Jews in those parts of the
world which are not control-
led by anti-Semitic totalitar-
ians or by the unstable mili-
tary juntas of Cairo and
Damascus.
4. "We must look to our de-
fenses. Egypt and Jordan have
practically ceased to take any
notice of the armistice agree-
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