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All work and no play can go only so far, so members of
the City of Hope Cancer Fighters take time out from aiding
the Duarte, Calif. institution to play their annual cocktail
party and buffet supper. The event is scheduled for S p.m.,
Saturday, at Holiday Manor. Seated, left to right, are Mesdames
ELLIOT SCHUBINER, vice-president of program; and NATE
BASSIN, co-chairman; standing, Mesdames EARL SHIPPER,
THEODORE KRASS, co-chairman, and BEN CARON. Com-
mittee members not shown are Mesdames Allan Kaplan,
Harold Kozloff and Sol Benaderet.

Young Marrieds Delay
Oneg Shabbat A Week

An oneg shabbat, the third in
a series of monthly programs
scheduled by ' the Young Mar-.
rieds Group of Temple Israel,
has been postponed &mil thiS
Friday to Jan. 31, at the tem-
.ple.
Following 8:30 p.m. services,
members will participate in • a
discussion on the evening's
sermon topic, led by Rabbi M.
Robert Syme.
The Young Marrieds also is
planning a "His and Hers
Night" at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at
the temple. Nora Williams, a
hair fashion expert, will ad-
dress the women, while Dan
Houser, of the Detroit Police
Department, speaks to the men
on crime detection. A social
hour will follow.

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Set March Date

Rarely has there been a more
appreciative and enthusiastic
audience than the one atAend-
ing last Tuesday's concert at
the Davison branCh of the Jew-
ish Community Center.
The audience had good cause
to be excited. The Center Sym-
phony was excellent and very
melodic under the spirited con-
ducting of Julius Chajes.
Guest performers of the eve-
ning were tenor Anthony Mar-
lowe and soprano Marguerite
Kozenn. Marlowe got off to a
slow start in his first selection
btit picked up to give a very
pleasant rendition of Puccini
with arias and duets selected
from Madam Butterfly and La
Boheme. Both Miss Kozenn and
Mai- lowe were brought back for
three curtain calls and an
encore after their duet "0
Soave Fanciulla."
The orchestra was especially
good in their playing of the
ever - popular and immensely
vibrant "Overture to .the Bar
ber of Seville."
The next concert is scheduled
for Feb. 25. Mischa Mischakoff
will be soloist-in Mendelssohn's
Violin Concerto. Tickets are
available from Center offices.

JEWV Fund-Raiser
Is 'Star-Studded'

For one night only, the Star
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Spangled Review, featuring fa-
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
mous stars from 'the American
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "Honey on the Book and Yiddish theater - will be
—The Life of Louis M. Rabino-- presented by the Jewish War
witz" will be presented as a Veterans of Michigan Sunday,
special drama. Starring as the Feb. 16 at the Ford Auditorium.
late Mr. Rabinowitz, New York This three-hour musical
industrialist and philanthropist, revue, which is the sole fund
will be Eli Wallach, noted raising effort of the JWV for
stage, screen and television the entire year, will feature
actor. Theodore Bikel, actor such notables in the enter-
and musician, will be featured .tainment field as Ricky Lane
in the role of narrator, guitar- and Velvel: a star on the Ed
Sullivan TV show and favorite
ist and singer.
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of the Borscht Belt; Steven
Douglas, Star vocalist of "Damn
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Yankees" and "Rumble Seat";
Time: 11:05 p.m., Sunday.
Morty Gunty, comedy sensation;
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: A special broadcast Will Jordon, "The man who
'honoring Jewish youth will made Ed Sullivan laugh"; and
highlight the participation of Jo Ann Florio, star of "Bagels
Charles Nathanson, of Detroit, and Yox," a favorite of Jewish
teen-age winner of the national audiences everywhere. Musical
sermon contest of the National director for the show is Her-
Youth Federation of the Union schel Leib.
Some choice seats are still
of American Hebrew Congrega-
tions, and his rabbi, Dr. Rich- available and •may be purchased
ard C. Hertz, of Detroit's Tem- by calling WE. 3-0846 or by
ple Beth El. Their theme is "A contacting members of JWV.
Living Judaism for Today's
Youth."
Local Hadassah Adopts
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COUNCIL BROADCAST
New Israel . Project
Tillie: 10 p.m., Saturday
• Mrs. William Isenberg, past
Station: WJLB
president of the Detroit Chap-
Feature. Rabbi Josha S. ter of Hadassah and currently
Sperka, field director for the chairman of its medical center
Midwestern Region of the Jew- committee, advises that fam-
ish National Fund Foundation, ilies, organizations, c o r p o r a-
will discuss its program in tions or individuals may par-
connection with the JNF t i c i p a t e in the new local
Month celebration over the Hadassah program. -
weekly J e w i s h- Community
By naming Hadassah in wills
Council portion of the Altman and bequests, through founda-
Jewish Hour.
tions, trust funds and outright
contributions, the Ha d a s s a h
Adas Shalom Affiliates Hospital - H e b r e w University
Schedule Family Night Medical Center will benefit,
she said.
A Family Night program is
Hadassah recently adopted
planned by Adas Shalom Syna-
neurology and psychiatric
gogue at 7:30 p.m., Feb. 1, the
area of the Israel center, to be
in the social hall. The event completed about 1960.
is sponsored by the congrega-
Funds contributed to the
tion's Sisterhood and Men's
; project, Mrs. Isenberg states,
Club.
do not necessarily have to .con-
Parents and their children of stitute the entire cost of each
"dancing age" are invited to unit, nor do payments have to
participate. The music of Dick be made at one time. Since
Stein and his orchestra will be , the center will not be ready
heard. until 1960, payments may be
The evening also will include designed a c c or dingl y, she
a short address by Rabbi Jacob added.
E. Segal and a musical pro- Mrs. Isenberg also empha-
gram by Cantor Nicholas Fena- - sized that neurology and psy-
kel and the youth choir. chiatric area is only an addi-
Refreshments will be served, tional responsibility to previoUs
according to the chairmen, commitments.. Contributions
Mrs. Joseph Koenig and Ber- may be made to any part of
its building program.
nard Jaffe.

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It seems improbable that we,
or any nation or group of na-
tions, will attain peace until
each man, in his own mind and
heart, treats all men as his
brothers.—Eddie Cantor.

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_MISS FAYE BEAN

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bean an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Faye, to Richard Paul
Rycus, son of Mrs. Freda Rycus
and the late Mr. Louis Rycus.
The couple plans a March wed-
ding.

Music — Entertainment

Scandal is one thing that
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Cancer Fiahters Set Annual Social Marlowe Kozenn
Sing For Pleased
Center Audience