Farband Dinner Early '58 Wedding
to Bring Israelis Set by Miss Nei gelbe rg
Two outstanding Israeli per-
formers will be featured on the
program which will highlight
the 23rd anniversary banquet
of Arlazaroff Branch 137 of the
Farband Labor Zionist Order.
They are Josepha Schocken,
considered one of the finest
singers in Is-
rael today, and
Shimon Fin -
kel, dramatic
artist with
Habimah, I s -
rael's national
theater.
The two
artists will ap-
pear at the
banquet,
scheduled for
Nov. 20, in
the Morris
Schaver audi-
Miss Schocken torium of the
Greenberg Center, only two
days after their arrival in this
country. It will be - their first
appearance here.
Miss Schocken, born in Ger-
many and a student at the
Frankfort Conservatory of Mu-
sic, migrated to Palestine in
1941. A dramatic soprano, Miss
Schocken sings operatic selec-
tions, lieder and Israeli folk
songs.
Finkel has been acclaimed
for his performances in Shakes-
pearean plays, in which he has
played the title roles of Ham-
let, King Lear, Shylock, Iago,
Oedipus and others. His most
recent portrayal was that of
Otto Frank in Habimah's pro-
duction of "The Diary of Anne
Frank."
Born in Grodno, Russia, he
became fascinated with the
stage at an early age, and en-
rolled in Max Reinhardt's dra-
matic school in Berlin in 1922.
Two years later he arrived in
Palestine and joined the Israel
Theater Company.
Ahavas Achim Youth
Plan 'Harvest Hop'
The "Harvest Hop," a square
dance to be sponsored by
Ahavas Achim Youth Group,
will take place at 8 p.m., Nov.
16, in the synagogue social hall.
Western dress will be worn by
guests.
Refreshments are planned.
Further information can be
secured from Andrew Kohn,
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Miss Liane Nagelberg
Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Nagel-
berg, of 3762 W. Buena Vista,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Liane Hope, to
Teddy (Tuvia) Cohen, .son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cohen, of
Los Angeles, Calif. The bride-
elect is a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Michigan. Her fiance
was graduated from'Los Angeles
City College. The couple will
wed early next year.
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Hal Lehrman to Speak
on Middle East at
Institute Program
Hal Lehrman, author, foreign
correspondent and commentator
will be guest speaker at the
Sholem Aleichem Institute,
19300 Greenfield, at 8:45 p.m.,
Nov. 15. His subject will be
"The Middle East Situation."
Every two years for the past
12, Lehrman has made tours of
duty as a reporter overseas. On
his latest jour-
ney, he spent
seven months
in North Afri-
ca, the Arab
Middle East
and Israel.
In Cairo,
Egyptian Mili-
tary Intelli-
gence put him
on the black-
list while he
Lehrman
was still inside
the country. He saw the anti-
Western riots in Jordan. He in-
terviewed I r a q' s strongman,
Nuri Pasha.
Lehrman is the author of the
best-selling "Russia's Europe,"
"Israel; the Beginning and To-
morrow" and "Portrait of Is-
rael: - Myth and Reality." He is
now preparing a new book,
"Portrait of the Arabs," for pub-
lication by Harcourt Brace.
Formerly vice-president of the
Overseas Press Club and a mem-
ber of the history faculty of
Cornell University, his articles
have appeared in Reader's Di-
gest, Life, Fortune, Harper's,
This Week, Commonweal and
numerous other magazines in
this country and in Europe.
The public is invited. For
tickets, call Sholem Aleichem
Institute, VE 8-7440 or Dr. M.
Shaw, VE 8-9294.
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"Integration — Today in De-
troit" is the topic of a panel
discussion to _ be presented by
TIKVAH LODGE at 8:45 p.m.,
Nov. 21, at Beth Joseph Syna-
gogue, 18450 Wyoming. Panel-
ists will be Dr. Leonard W.
Moss, assistant professor of
sociology. Wayne State Univer-
sity; Walter R. Greene, field
representative for the Michigan
Fair Employment Practices
Commission; and Celia Stern,
principal of McFarlane School.
Robert C. Kohler, director of
the Michigan Region of the
Anti-Defamation League, will be
moderator. A question period
will follow the discussion.
* * *
GEORGE GERSHWIN CHAP-
TER will hold an Israeli Night
program this Wednesday eve-
ning, in the Hayim Greenberg
Center, 19161 Schaefer, accord-
ing to Irene Schinalberg, pro-
gram chairman. Rabbi Benjamin
H. Gorrelick will speak on his
trip to Israel, and members of
Hashomer Hatzair youth group
will provide a musical inter-
lude of Israeli songs and dances.
Guests are invited to attend.
* * *
"The King's Men," a sound
film, will be presented by
HENRY MORGENTHAU
LODGE on Monday evening, at
Cong. Beth Joseph, 18450 Wy-
oming. Sam Kastner will dis-
cuss the Convenant Credit Un-
ion policies, and the election of
a corresponding secretary will
take place. A social hour will
conclude the program.
Cub Pack to Hear
Policeman's Talk;
Scouts Get Awards
Highlight of the next meet-
ing of cub pack 256 will be a
demonstration of firearms by
Lt. Lester Coykendall of the
Michigan State Police. Begin-
ning at 7:30 p.m., Nov. 22, in
the Louis Pasteur School audi-
torium, - the meeting will include
induction of 11 new cubs.
The newcomers are: David
Kaplan, Alan Gilbert Israel,
Robert Yolles, Jimmy Howard,
.Thomas Walerow, Richard Hem-
street, Jerry Anderson, Ted
Kay, Gerald Shiener, Mark Bay-
off and Martin McCormack. Den
2 will present a skit, Den 8 will
sing a special song and the
Pledge to the Flag will be led
by Den 3.
Seventeen cubs and 2 den
mothers received a total of 23
awards at a recent meeting of
the pack. Bear badges went to
Richard Rollins and Jay J.
Kaner. Silver arrows were
earned by Mark White, Michael
Wortheimer and Robert Har-
vey. Gold arrows were awarded
to Richard Rollins and Tony
Rosenthal. Howard Davis and
Daniel Zemon received two-year
pins, and one-year pins were
given to Edward Bean, Arthur
Paramour, Howard Crane, Ricky
Sarason, Elliot Siegel and Rob-
ert Stulberg.
Wolf badges went to Jack
Weintraub and Michael Rob-
erts, the latter receiving a Wolf
gold arrow, as did Ricky Sara-
son. The most advanced tub-
bing award was a lion silver
arrow to Jerry Baxter. Richard
Rollins earned three awards,
including the recruiter badge.
Mrs. Dee Finsilver received a
four-year pin and Mrs. Rose
Marie Siegel a one-year pin.
A transfer cub, Charles Elliot,
was welcomed to the pack and
three cubs, Jimmy Solomon,
David Horton and Robert Cun-
ningham, were graduated into
regular scouting.
Adults whose sons would like
to be cubs should call Morris
Kaner, UN 3-1558, or M. Rosen-
thal, UN 1-7419. '
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