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October 16, 1959 - Image 9

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1959-10-16

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ZOD Film Festival Is Preliminary

to Nov. 14 Annual Balfour Concert

A film festival, one of a
series of preliminary events to
the annual Balfour Concert,
will be held at 8:30 p.m., Tues-
day, at Beth Aaron Synagogue.
The concert, featuring singer
Jennie Tourel and Israel vio-
linist Shimon Mishory, is
planned for 8:30 p.m., Nov. 14,
at the Ford Auditorium.
Speaking at Tuesday's -pro-
gram will be Dr. Leon Fram,
of Temple Israel, a past presi-
dent of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of Detroit, sponsors of the
annual - Balfour event.
Films to be shown are
"Leonard Bernstein in Israel,"
recently presented on the
Omnibus television series;
"Wilderness of Zin," a color
movie taken by Dr. Nelson
Glueck, president of Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute
of Religion; and "The 11th
Anniversary of Israel," an
authentic Israeli film of this
year's independence festivities.
A social hour will follow the
film presentation. The public
is invited at no charge.
Numerous professional groups

are being organized in connec-
tion with this year's concert,
it is announced by Sherman
Shapiro, chairman.
Among the corps of dentists
who are contacting all of their
colleagues are Drs. -Harold A.
Maxmen, Louis Berent, A. S.
Pearlman, Joseph E. Goodstein
and Philip M. Sherman.
Meeting at the home of Dr.
I. Walter Silver to establish a
similar physicians group were
Drs. Joseph Carp, Charles Git-
lin, Sidney Friedlaender, San-
ford Bennett, Bernard Wes-
ton, Herbert H. Cohen, Julian
Stern, Leo Orecklin, Morris Z.
Greenberg, Leonard Haking
and Dr. Alex Friedlaender,
chairman.
Similar meetings are planned
by the accountants, headed by
Irving Sniderman, and the at-
torneys, led by Judge Ira G.
Kaufman, ZOD president, and
Judge James I. Ellmann, past
president.
Tickets for the concert or
information may be obtained
from the Zionist House, DI.
1-8540.

Sp!endid Concert Ushers in
20th Center Symphony Year

Among the notable "first
night" performances which have
drawn the entire community's
attention this week was the first
concert of the Center Symphony
Orchestra's 20th season, held
Tuesday night in the Aaron De-
Roy Theater of the Center.
More than 500 people gave an
ovation to the orchestra's able
director, Julius Chajes, who be-
gan his 20th year as the active
head of the Center's music de-
partment and the Center's Sym-
phony Orchestra.

with genuine skill, and Lalo's
Symphony Espagnole.
The latter featured as soloist
the able- Israeli violinist, Zvi
Zeitlin, who helped to enhance
a fine evening's program. Zeit-
lin responded to several curtain
calls by playing as an encore
the Shepherd Song by Paul Ben-
Chaim, Israeli composer.

Brief remarks by Mrs.
Abraham Cooper, chairman of
the Center music committee.,
during the intermission, wel-
coming the advent of the 20th
anniversary year, were en-
dorsed by an enthusiastically
applauding and assenting au-
dience.

JERUSALEM — Israel's for-
eign currency reserves in-
creased in the April-to-August
period, the first five months of
the current fiscal year, by
$20.000,000, to reach a total of
$165,000,000, Finance Minister
Levi Eshkol reported Tuesday.
He said this sum equals about
one-third of Israel's annual for-
eign currency expenditures.
He said Israel's foreigi. debts
totalled $598,000,000, including
$345,000,000 in Israel Independ-
ence anri Development Bonds.

Chajes was very effective in
his directing of the opening
number, Mozart's Overture "The
Magic Flute"; the long and
powerful Tschaikowsky S y m -
phony No. 4 which was executed

Israel's Reserve Funds
Swell to $165,000,000

Direct JTA Teletype Wire
To The Jewish News

Israel's Immigrant
Food, Dietary Survey
Made Public by UN

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.,
(JTA) — Israeli scientists and
medical authorities, aided by
two United Nations agencies,
are conducting a special food
and dietary survey among im-
migrants in Israel, to determine
the food and diet habits of the
newcomers and methods for
helping them eliminate disease
and reduce infant mortality, ac-
cording to a UN report pub-
lished here. The report appears
in the monthly "United Nations
Review." an official publication
of the UN.
Dr. Sarah Bavly, head of the
College of Nutrition and Home
Economics in Jerusalem, is in
charge of the survey, aided by
physicians of the Ha d. a s s a h
Medical School and the Israel
Government's Central Bureau
of Statistics and Economic Re-
search. On behalf of the United
Nations, the project is being
aided by the United Nations
Children's Fund and the World
Health Organization. The Israel
government is meeting four-
sevenths of the cost involved.
the remainder being con-
tributed by the UN agencies.
Especially-trained senior girl
students from the College of
Nutrition and Home Economics
in Jerusalem are conducting the
survey among 800 Israeli fami-
lies, selected on the basis of
economic and ethnic grouping.
length of residence in Israel.
type of settlement, and nature
of occupation or work. The
study includes a survey of food
habits among Israelis who had
immigrated from Cochin, India.
Kurdistan. Yemen, Iraq, Moroc-
co, Poland, Rumania and Latin
America.
The UN report also points
out that the school feeding pro-
gram in Israel, helped by
UNICEF, reaches about 120.000
children with a daily lunch, as
well as 65,000 children with a
cup of cocoa milk. This pro-
gram, says the report. is con-
sidered an excellent way of
teaching nutritious food educa-
tion. "Both boys and girls,"
continues the report, "are
'taught how to — and in prac-
tice they do — cook, prepare
and serve meals for their fel-
lows in daily shifts. They can
go home and teach mother a
thing or two."

OVERSTOCKED
CLOTHING SALE!

We have overpurchased our Fall and Winter stock
of fine suits, top coats, overcoats, sport coats,
slacks, suburban coats. Must be sold at diastic "re-
ductions. Brand names included.

THIS SALE 10 DAYS ONLY:!

Were 79.50-75.00 suifs and coats . :, e63"
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2 2
Were 45.00 sport coats
a a
on
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:120"

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sale

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sale

75

a selection of shirts, ties, knit skirts, sweaters,
sport shirts, pajamas, all fall new shipments
on sale at reduced prices.

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determination

DETERMINATION is an indestructible human quality
which has enabled man to rise aboVe time and place
in order to create and preserve a home for Truth and
Freedom.

This determination is poignantly portrayed in the three
films which are to be shown at the Balfour Film
Festival in prelude to the 1959 Balfour Concert
Celebration:

"LEONARD BERNSTEIN IN ISRAEL"
"WILDERNESS OF ZIN"
"11TH ANNIVERSARY OF ISRAEL"

Dr. Leon Fram, Rabbi of Temple Israel,

will be the guest speaker.

ADMISSION IS FREE
AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE
SERVED. PUBLIC INVITED.

BALFOUR FILM FESTIVAL

OCTOBER 20, 8:30 P.M. at the

BETH AARON SYNAGOGUE

18000 WYOMING

Sponsored by THE ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF DETROIT

10424 W. McNichols Road • Diamond 1-8540

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