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Concert to Replace Balfour Ball
As Detroit Zionists' 'Event of Year'

Herzog Urges Holy Day
Sale of Israel Bonds

Chief Rabbi Isaac Halevi Her-
he became an American citizen
zog of Israel, in a High Holy Day
in 1942. He studied in Petro-
Day message addressed to
grad under Leopbld Auer, who
Jewry, this
was also the .teacher of Heifetz,
week urged full
Zimbalist, Elman and other well-
?articipation in
known virtuosi.
the sale of Israel
At 19, he made a recital tour
ponds in syna-
of Russia; appearing often with
., gogues through-
his pianiSt friend, Vladimir Horo-
put the country
witz. His American debut in
luring the High
1929 _placed him at once among
Holy Days. Ern-
artists of front rank in this coun-
3hasizing that
try. Milstein has appeared as a
he proceeds of
distinguished guest with nearly
"srael B on ds
all leading- orchestras in Europe
lave enabled
and America.
he people of Is-
Noteworthy this season will be
•ael "to create
his performance with the New
,rong enterpris-
York Philharmonic .Orchestra,
e in every field
marking some 50 appearances
f economic
with that orchestra since 1929.
ife," the Chief
For information about the Bal-
Herzoo. Rabbi asserted
four concert, 'call the Zionist that the purchase of Israel. De-
House, TO. 8-9413.
velopment Bonds during the
services which mark Rosh Hasha-
nah and Yom Kippur will "fill
a vital requirement." He urged
the Jews of America to obtain
Israel. Bond subscriptions "so that
we may be blessed with the full
The establishment of an adult man, Morris Nobel, Sam Sigal,
redemption, speedily and in our
Jewish Cultural Institute was an- Wolf Snyder and Emanuel Mark:
day."
Registration
for
the
course,
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nounced this week by Eugene
Brownstein, chairman of the which is held at 8:30 p.m., may be
Workmen'• Circle Detroit E-S made by visiting the Circle Cen-
Council, and Saul Maltz, direc- ter, 11529 Linwood, from 1 to 5
for of the WC school system. p.m., daily, or by. calling TO. 9-
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A two-part class, under the 2014.
Other Circle activities include
sponsorship of both groups, will
be' initiated Oct. 4, running for an expanded • bowling league
The names of 33 nominees for
which bowls at 9:30 p.m., each
15 evenings thereafter.
Maltz will teach reading, writ- Wednesday, at Fleetwood Recrea- election to two-year terms as
ing and speaking Yiddish, fol- tion. Openings are still available, members-at-large of the board of
lowed by an hour session in and inquiries should be male to the Detroit Service Group, will
which leading members of the Gene Brownstein, chairman, UN. be presented at the group's bien-
local community will lecture -on 1-1855, or Mrs. • Libby Plotnick, nial election on Stag Day, Tues-
day, at Knollwood Country Club.
Jewish history and culture, TO. 5-5208.
A Season planning session is
movements in Jewish life and the
Milton K. Mahler, DSG presi-
role of the Jew in the commun- scheduled by Branch 460-E this dent, announced this list of nomi-
evening,
at
the
Circle
Center.
ity today.
nees:
"Reunion in the Fall" is the
Guest speakers who will pre-
Mandell - L. Berman, Louis Berry,
side at the latter course include theme of a musicale planned by Irving W. Blumberg, Louis C. Blum-
the Circle Chorus at 8:30 p.m., berg, Tom Borman, Harry Cohen,
Joseph Bernstein, Solomon Schk-
S. Cohn, Harvey H. Goldman,
Sunday, at the Center. This an- Harry
Samuel J. Greenberg, Merwin K. Gros-
loven, Dr. Shmarya Kleinman,
nual event will mark the opening berg, Joseph Holtzman, Milton M.
Boris M. Joffe, Dr. Nahum Weis-
John Isaacs, Sidney J. Karbel,
of the chbrus 23rd - consecutive Howard,
Maxwell E. Katzen, George D. Keil,

Nathan Milstein, world-famous
violinist, will highlight the 23rd
annual Balfour celebration of the
Zionist Organization of -Detroit,'
Rabbi Moses Lehrman, president
of ZOD, announced this week. .
The concert, to be held Nov.
12, at Masonic Temple, replaces
the Balfour Ball of past 'years.
A reception for all attending
will be held in the Fountain
Ballroom of Masonic Temple
after the concert.
Samuel Feldstein, chairman,
and Abraham Borman, associate
chairman, both lobg-active Zion-
ists, are planning the affair. The
proceeds of the concert, the only
ZOD fund raising event of the
year, will support local and na-
tional Zionist activities.
Milstein is recognized as one
of the top violinists of our gen-
eration. Born in Odessa in 1904,

Circle Organizes Adult Institute;
Open Bowling League, Choi us Seasons

nt greeting scroll

33 Nominated for
the Board of DSG
Stag Day Tuesday

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Features artists are Irene Pian-

Charles Weinstock
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in, soprano; Martin Hoffer, har-
monicist; and Emily Mutter A-
dams, violinist with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra.

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25 Student Teachers Leave'
For Israel Training Seminar
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Twenty-
five undergraduate students of
five leading American Hebrew
teacher colleges left for. Israel
for a six-month training seminar
sponsored by the Jewish Agency.
The group sailed abroad the liner
Jerusalem of the Zim Israel Nav-
igation Company. The students-
13 men and 12 women . . . have
completed their junior year and
were selected by their respective
colleges, on the basis of academic
records, to participate in the
seminar.

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Stag Day participants will
gather at Knollwood Country
Club at 10 a.m. From then, to
5:30 p.m., they will take advan-
tage of golf, swimming and cards,
to be followed by cocktails and
dinner.

The' evening program will fea-
ture the comedian, Joey Adams.
There will also be the presenta-
tion of the trophy to the out-
standing division in the 1955
Allied Jewish Campaign. In ad-
dition to the division trophy, the
chairman of the winning division
is presented with an appropriate-
ly-inscribed individual trophy.

Dr. Haber Elected'New
World ORT President

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The Star of Excellence to Cad-
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The election will be the only
business conducted during the
day, which marks the yearly
gathering of Allied Jewish Cam-
paigners in trades and professions
for a day of relaxation and good
fellowship.

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Dr. William Haber, president
of the American ORT Federation
for the past five years, has been
elected president of the World
ORT Union Central Board. He
was the unani-
mous choice of
delegates from
27 countries at
'the recently
concluded World
Congress of ORT
organizations at
Geneva. The
Central Board is Dr. Wm. Haber
the governing body of ORT be-
tween congresses.
Dr. Haber, a professor of eco-
nomics at the University of Mich-
igan, was for many years chair-
man of the Federal Advisory
Council of Employment Security
and special consultant to the Sec-
retary of Labor. Last June, he
received the United Jewish Ap-
peal's Humanitarian Award for
aiding Jewish survivors of Hit-
lerism during his tour of duty as
Special Advisor on Jewish Af-
fairs to General Clay in Germany
in 1948.

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-5
Friday, September 9, 1955

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