Israel's Most Famous
Farmer Here for UJA

NEW YORK (JTA) — Uri
Marinov, a 28-year-old farmer-
guardsman from the Israel bor-
der settlement of Nahal Oz
facing the tense Gaza strip, ar-
rived in New York via El Al
Israel Airlines to help the
United Jewish Appeal launch
the second half of its 1956
nationwide campaign.
Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman,
UJA executive vice-chairman,
announced that the youth will
make his first major public
appearance at a National Action
Conference of the Appeal to be
held at the Roosevelt Hotel
here June 9 and 10.
Uri will tell tne U.:1A cam-
paign• leaders what life has
been like on Israel's border
before and since the recent
cease-fire agreement negotiated
by United Nations Secretary
General Dag Hammarskj old.
The conference will mark the
mid-year point of the UJA's
1956 campaign and will set
plans for the second half of the
drive.

Two Concerts Here
Highlight Past Week
with Jewish Music

By

ELIZABETH WALDMAN.

Highlighting the past week
in the community were two
notable musical events — the
Center Symphony Concert with
Mischa Mischakoff, soloist, and
the Workmen's Circle and Hal-
evy-Farband choral concert.
Mischa Mischakoff, concert-
master of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra, achieved a
lyric quality and purity of tone
in Beethoven's Violin Concerto,
that marks him as a first-rank-
ing soloist. The fluidity of his
technique was marred only oc-
casionally in the softer piano
passages in which he tended
to lose clarity.
In closing the current sea-
son, the orchestra, under the
direction of Julius Chajes per-
formed Mendelssohn's "Italian
Symphony" with a complete
musical maturity and mastery
of the score. Hugo Kauder's
Little Suite No. 2 for strings
completed the program.
We look forward to the Cen-
ter Symphony's next season
with the hope that they will
perform as expertly as they
Detroit's Largest
have this year.
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The Workmen's Circle and
Supper Club
Halevy-Farband choral concert
at the Detroit Institute of Arts
Auditorium was a delightful
evening of Jewish and Hebrew
songs performed by an 80 voice
chorus under the able direction
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The f act that the solo-
ists and chorus of men and
DYNAMIC
women of all ages enjoyed
their singing, made the concert
. more pleasurable to hear. The
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soloists, many of whom were
Coral Record Star
untrained vocally, performed
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with enthusiasm and spirit.
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Don Frohman's direction and
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the
accompaniment of a fine
Singing Accordionist
string ensemble, composed of
* Terry Wayne Dancers
e x p e r t Detroit Symphony
Direct from Copa Club
musicians, added to the con-
cert's excellence. It is hoped
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ALL STARS REVUE

Danny Raskin,' s

LISTENING

ONE DAY, WHILE driving
past skid row on Michigan
Ave. with one of his associates,
Joseph Jaffa remarked, "You
know, I'll bet I can take 90 per
cent of these bums and make
men out of them. They're just
poor souls who are weak and
nobody really took time to un-
derstand their weaknesses.". . .
This was Joe's philosophy un-
til he passed away last week.
.. He never stopped trying
to help others, and in his own
humble and quiet way, made
it a part of his everyday life.
As Rabbi Samuel Prero
. .
puts it, Joe measured his days
by the good deeds he had done.
. He was never too busy to
listen to the problems of others
and try to help if he could. . . .
Although he was always hur-
rying and scurrying about
without a moment's thought of
himself, Joe was never too
busy to see that his 85-year-old
mother was being taken care
of. . . . His warmth of heart
to family and friends was an
outstanding virtue, and the
Jewish community of Detroit
won't forget for a long time
the kindness of a man whose
greatness was never realized
until God sent for him. . . So
long, Joe.
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MRS. DAVID KLIGER was
a very busy gal recently, every-
thing happening at the same
time . . . as far as she was
concerned, anyway. . . . Being
past president of three local
groups, League of Jewish
Women, Women's Auxiliary of
Home for the Aged and of the
Maimonides Medical Auxiliary,

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