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the emcee chores.
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SOLE FUNCTION OF Sa'ad,
a group with only 35 members,
is to raise funds for Parkin-
son's Disease research at
Wayne State U . . . For five
years, Sa'ad has contributed its

entire proceeds to fight this
terrible disease . . . Not enough
people realize what Parkinson's
Disease is, or know a person
afflicted with it . . . If they did,
there would certainly be no
hesitation ever to join in the
fight!

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in Miami Beach, Fla., has introduced a new accommodation in
guest relation's with the "Glorified American Plan," a dining-
out plan which offers guests the privilege of dining at the
restaurants of their choice each night of the week.

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after howling

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or after theatre . • .

harm
troit
1, at
founded in ronislav
Huberman, auditions and hir-
ing of the members were held
in the Tel Aviv home of Julius
Chajes' father, the late Dr.
Josef Chajes . . . One of the
first conductors was Arturo
Toscanini, who dee
honor to cond
IPO . . .
He was rid'
n a taxi cab
the tim
en the dri
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anx s to see t e gre
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was at
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mediatel rected the cab
iver to his home and paid
to the wife, thus f
t wis
im . .
Both pa
- to - be, over-
whelmed by the graciousness of
Toscanini, vowed that they
uld name the baby after him
If a boy, it was decided to
him Arturo . . . if a girl,
name would be Artura .. .
woman gave birth to girl
ns . . . and the reporters
terviewing the beaming father
asked what names they will
now have . . . "Very simple,"
he said, "One is Tosca and the
other is Nini." . . • Detroit's
own maestro, Paul Paray, has
conducted the IPO five times in
the past 12 years and for its
sane he even learned to give
the cues in Hebrew . . . Once
he presented for the first time
some Hebrew dances. by. Mark
Lavry in a concert in Tel-Aviv
. . . After the performance, the
composer took the score home
some corrections . . . Two
ter, the dances were also
ogram in Jerusalem .. .
tepped out on the stage
arted to look for 'some-
on his music stand , . .
heart "stood still" as
remembered that he didn't
turn the score to the con-
ductor . . . For some seconds,
Paray seemed uneasy, but then
he raised the baton and di-
rected a most stirring perform-
ance with precise entry cues
and dynamics "by heart" . . .
without the score.
• * *
NOW THAT THE City of
Hope Cancer Fighter gals have
relaxed a little after placing
their blue banks from one end
of the city to the other, it's
time for a bit of concentration
on the group's square dance
and buffet dinner, Nov. 13, at
Pietmontese Club, 13221 Puri-
tan . . • Ann Feldman, Libby
Pierce and Lillian Kozloff are
chairmaning the shindig . . .
For tickets, call Lillian at DL
1-2044.
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GREAT LADY of show busi-
ness, Sophie -Tucker, took time
out recently from a busy sche-
dule to visit Detroit and honor
first cousins Rose and Joe Kal-
ish on their 50th wedding anni-
versary . . . As Mickey Woolf
played background music, So-
phie humbly thanked her fam-
ily for inviting her.
* * *
PAST CHANCELLORS
NIGH T, annual event by
Knights of Pythias, Detroit
Lodge 55, will honor about 60
p.c.'s, life and 25-year mem-
bers, Nov. 15, at K of P Castle
Hall on Wyoming ... Emil Ras-
kin is chairman of the affair,
with Nate Goldstick handling

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29 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, October 28, 1960

Bancroft Hotel in Miami Beach
Offers 'Glorified American Plan'

