`Song of Israel' to Be Featured
At Hebrew Schools' Music Festival
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 5 U.S. Authoriies $3,638,762 in Machinery for Israel
Friday, • March 18, 1955 •
WASHINGTON, (J T A)—The tion for Israel of machinery and
Foreign Operations Administra- industrial supplies totaling $3,-
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Ex-Detroiter Here
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As Israeli Speeaker
For Jewish Agency
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Alan M. Feinberg, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Feinberg, 2471
W. Boston Blvd., here on a spe-
Members of the adult choir of the United Hebrew Schools who
will participate in the third annual festival of Jewish music and
dance are seated, left to right, BERNARD SINGAL, NIZRIA SU-
BAR, VICKI SOMBERG, LEAD BOVEN, SYLVIA GREENFIELD and
ALLEN SILVER; standing, FAITH GREENBAUM and ILSE RO-
BERG. • At the piano is JULIUS SCHWARTZ, director of the pro-
duction.
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"A Song of Israel," an original and will be directed by Julius
choral narrative written by Schwartz, music director of the
Morris Nobel, will be the high- schools. Vivi Lesser will be ac-
light of . the United Hebrew companist.
Other highlights include Has-
Schools' third annual Music Fes-
tival at 3 p.m., Sunday, at Beth sidic dances and modern folk
dances, to be performed by the
Aaron Synagogue.
A choir of 100 children will Hashomer Hatzair Dance Group;
perform the cantata with the selectionsi by Israel Hochberg
Schools' adult choir. Relating and Yitzchak Zamir, Israeli mu-
the mole of Jewish music in the sicians playing the chalil and
history of the Jewish people, the harmonica; the Julian Ensemble,
cantata will include a portrayal a singing group; and Isidore
of the chalil and shofar, the Saslav, young violinist.
The public is invited to at-
ancient instruments of the Jews.
Narrative parts will be taken tend. There is no admission
by students of the Midrasha, charge. .
Labor Zionists Break Ground Sunday
For Northwest Cultural Center
Ground breaking ceremonies
for the new Labor Zionist Cul-
tural Center will take place at
12 noon, Sunday at the building
site, Schaefer, just north of
Seven Mile Rd.
Immediately after the cere-
monies, there will be a recep-
tion • in Ahavas Achim • Syna-
gogue, just across the street.
,Morris L. Schaver, chairman
of the building committee, said
"This will be an historic occa-
sion for the Labor Zionist move-
ment. We have waited many
years before. making this start,
and at last we are about to
realize a- dream. We expect the
building to be ready for occu-
Local Mizrachi Sends
Mo'os Hitim_to Israel
Following a tradition of many
years, members of Detroit Miz-
rachi Organization are partici-
pating in channeling 1g0.'OS
Hitirn foodstuffs and suPPlieS to
Israel in time for the Passover
holiday.'
The local office recently, re-
ceived lists containing the names
of thousa,rids of needy persons
in Israel who will not be able to
properly celebrate the holiday if
needed supplies do not arrive.
For information on individual
or organizational furtherance of
the Mizrachi project, call Miz-
rachi headquarters, 12244 Dex-
ter, TO. 8-3128. •
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The building, to be erected at
a cost of $300,000, will house the
Labor Zionist Folk School, a
large auditorium, meeting
rooms and offices for all sec-
tions of the Labor Zionist Move-
ment. Plan for the building were
drawn by Louis G. Redstone,
Detroit architect.
All members of Farband, La-
bor Zionist Organiiation, Poale
Zion, Pioneer Women and I-1a-
bonim are expected to attend
the ceremonies. The public is
invited.
Set Memorial
To Warsaw Ghetto
The 12th anniversary
the
Warsaw Ghetto uprising will be
commemorated on April 3, in
the Brown Memorial Chapel of
Temple Beth -El, announces
Samuel Sigal, chairman of the
Jewish Community Council
committee Which is organizing
the meeting.
=Mordecai Shtrigler, one of the
survivors of that historic occa,,,
sion, will be the principal Yid-4
dish speaker. Cantor Nicholas
Fenaikel will Chant appropriate
liturgical selections.
' Participating also in the com-
munity-wide event will be Vi-
vian Goldstein, who will present
appropriate selections from Yid-
dish authors.
; A special candle-lighting cere-
mony is being arranged in co-
operation with the Mittleshul, a
high school serving the grad-
uates of the combined Farband,
Sholem Aleichem a n d Work-
men's Circle schools.
Additional participants will be
announced shortly, Sigal de-
clared.
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ALAN M. FEINBERd
cial assignment for the Jewish
Agency for Palestine, after four
years' residence in Israel, will
make his first public appear-
ance in Detroit March 30, when -
he meets with young adult
workers of the Allied Jewish
Campaign at a rally at the Da-
vison Jewish Center.
Mr. Feinberg went to Israel
in 1951 after studying at Kenyon
College, the University of Cin-
cinnati and Hebrew Union Col-
lege. He received his master of
arts degree last year from He-
brew University in Jerusalem.
He has also been engaged dur-
ing the last two years by the
Jewish Agency on the staff of
the Summer and Winter Insti-
tute which serves 2,500 students
a year who come from various
parts of the world to learn He-
brew and to visit government,
officials, Kibbutzim and indus-
trial plants, with a view to gain-
ing a better knowledge of Is-
rael and its people.
During the last five years, 150
such students from Detroit have
enrolled in the project which is
part of the Agency's youth pro-
gram for settlement and edu-
cation.
Mr. Feinberg and his Israeli
wife, Reena, are the parents of
a three-month-old Sabra, -Mi-
cah. Mrs. Feinberg and Micah
accompanied him on the trip to
this country.
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