Honor Chafes' 20th Year in Detroit
with Concert Feb. 7; Composer's Own
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The 20th anniversary concert
of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter Symphony Orchestra, com-
memorating Julius Cha'es' 20
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Chajes to Offer Jewish
Music Month in Windsor.
The Jewish Community Cen-
er Choral Society, Julius
ajes, conductor, with Mildred
vey at the piano, will open
wish Music Month Sunday at
e Windsor Jewish Community
enter.
Lois Ack, Adele Brown, Leah
Koven, Wyn Landis Garden and
Annette Loring will be soloists.
Emily Adams, violinist, concert-
mistress of the Center Sym-
phony Orchestra and member
of the Detroit Symphony; and
Julius Chajes, composer-pianist,
will be assisting artists.
The concert is sponsored by
Temple Beth-El of Windsor.
Harvey White is chairman of
the evening. Admission is free.
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the Prophetical portion of the Law—read in synagogues throughout
the world on Yom Kippur (Atonement Day) morning. The entire
Haftarah is from Isaiah 57:14-58:14. The portion from which
President Kennedy has culled the statement that is now part of his
historic message reads:
Is not this the fast that I have chosen?
To loose the fetters of wicknedness,
To undo the bands of the yoke,
And to let the oppressed go free,
And that ye break every yoke?
Is it not to deal thy bread to the hungry,
And that thou bring the pour that are cast out to thy house?
When thou seest the naked, that thou cover him,
And that thou hide not thyself from thine own flesh?
President Kennedy also quoted from the New Testament—
Paul's epistle from Romans 12:12—"rejoicing in hope, patient in
tribulation." But unlike his direct reference to Isaiah, he did not
identify this quotation.
At the inauguration, a prayer also was uttered in part in
Hebrew, when Dr. Nelson Glueck quoted the three-fold priestly
blessing "yevarekh'kha . ."
It was an historic moment because all this happened without
bias, because bigotry appears to be on the wane, because there
were no inhibitions either when a rabbi recited the "yevarekh'kha
adonay v'yishmerekha" in Hebrew or when a Greek Orthodox
priest's prayer was recited in a thick accent.
•These events emerged 'as especially significant because of
another notable occurence—the use, for the first time in the
history of the U.S. Congress of Hebrew characters as part of a
recorded prayer on the occasion of the opening of a session of
the House of Representatives. The Hebrew text—reproduced on
Page 1 of this issue—is from Isaiah 11:9—"the earth shall be
filled with the knowledge of the Lord • . ." It was part of the
prayer by Rabbi Arnold S. Turetsky, of Youngstown, 0. It appeared
on the first page of Volume 107, Number 10, of the Congressional
Record.
There was, indeed, pandemonium in the District—as t
residents of Washington, D.C., refer to their home city. B
was historic turmoil. It marked what many now believe t
a
new era. There is hope that from the White House ma
ome
new inspiration, greater opportunities for peace. There
even
- the feeling that President Kennedy's new administration
y be
able to bring an end to the state of war that now exis in the
Middle East.
Many scores of prominent Michigan personalities
ere in
the District—for - the inauguration, at numerous pre-inau
tion
functions, at dinners and receptions given by members of Con
and at the Inaugural Balls.
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Congressman- John D. Dingell was among those who was host
to many Detroiters at two receptions. Other Michigan members
•of Congress entertained their constituents. It • was an exciting
week-end -for many. -
Many nationally prominent notables were in the limelight.
Major roles were, bf course, played by the two Jewish members of
JFK's Cabinet—Abraham Ribicoff and Arthur Goldberg. Mrs.
Goldberg drew additional notice because she is an artist of note.
Robert Frost's reading of his poem "The Gift Outright" also
had special significance.
Our readers will be interested to learn that a set of originals
of Frost's poems are being presented to the Hebrew University in
Jerusalem by Detroit's noted bibliphile, Charles E. Feinberg.
The last stanza in the poem read at the inauguration by Frost
reads:
Such as we were we gave ourselves outright
(The deed of gift was many deeds of war)
To the land vaguely realizing westward,
But still unstoried, artless, unenhanced,
Such as she was, such as she will become.
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When originally written, the word before the last was would.
At the President's request, it was changed to will.
Thus, a new era begins for our land—an era of determined will,
Under the guidance of young men who have set out to keep
America great.
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Inspiration of New Administration Stevenson's Aid Agency Exegookre
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