THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 12, 1962

Hebrew Schools' Keren Ami Group
Gets Data Aboitt Drive, Federation

From the left: Susari Schreiber,
and Karl Muller.
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A 52-member delegation rep-
resenting 3,170 young contri-
butors to the Jewish Welfare
Federation's annual Allied Jew-
ish Campaign called on Isidore
Sobeloff, executive vice-presi-
dent, at the organization's of-
fices in the Butzel Memorial
Blinding, 163 Madison, last
week.
The delegates were members
of the United- Hebrew Schools'
Keren Ami (student council)
and ranged in age, from 7 to
14.
Officially, they were to pre-
sent a check in the amount of
$1,800 that was contributed to
the 1961 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign in- nickels and dimes by
students in the Hebrew Schools'
10 branches. Ben Rosen, 11,
presented the check to Barry
Yaker, 26, Federation Junior
Division gifts chairman. Fred
H. Keidan, 30, is Junior Division
president.
The major reason for the
visit was to ask some questions
about the Federation and its
agencies and services. Each
delegate came armed with pad
and pencil to get information
for his or her classmates.
Sobeloff, Keidan and Yaker
joined the delegates in refresh-
ments, and the delegates toured
the t h r e e-s t o r y Federation
building.
The visit and answers must
have impressed them, because
before they boarded busses to
return to their schools, the
youngsters promised Keidan
the Keren Ami would contri-
bute at least $2,000 in 1962.
J. M. Mathis is- director of
the Keren Ami Council. Mrs.
Esther Appleman is director of
the Federation Junior Division.

Assets, Savings Jump
at Standard Federal
Savings and Loan

"A year of substantial progress
in every phase of operation," was
the way Walter J. L. Ray, presi-
dent of Standard Federal Savings
and Loan Association, character-
ized 1961 in a year-end state-
ment.
Now at an all-time high of
$194,566,000, Standard Federal
assets were increased by $17,000,-
000 during 1961, according to the
137th semi-annual statement of
condition now being mailed to
savers and borrowers. Savings
increased by $14,700,000 in 1961
to a record high of $175,000,000.
The number of mortgages orig-
inated by the Association during
the past year, Ray pointed out,
was one of the largest in Standard
Federal's 68 year history. Their
total value was more than $33,-
000,000 .The number (2400), and
dollar volume of the mortgages
written by Standard Federal
again made the Association the
largest home mortgage lender- in
Wayne County in 1961.
On Jan. 1, Standard Federal
increased its dividend rate from
31/2% to 4%, payable quarterly.

Sharon Garkar, Michael

Halem

Brevities

The world famous Soviet
pianist, EMIL GILELS, will be
heard at Masonic Auditorium
Sunday, Jan. 21, 2:20 p.m. Since
his last performance in this
country early in 1960, Gilels
has played extensively in Eu-
rope and Asia and has con-
tinued teaching at the Moscow
Conservatoiy between tour s.
After an enviable career com-
piled during many top perform-
ance in Russia, he was, immedi-
ately following World War II,
given the Stalin Prize by his
government, an award that car-
ried great prestige and large fi-
nancial benefits — at the time.
Gilels made his American debut .
in October 1955 and created a
sensation with audiences and
critics.
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JOSE' GRECO and his com-
pany of Spanish dancers, sing-
ers and musicians will appear
at Masonic Auditorium for a
single performance, Jan. 19,
8:20 p.m. Among the outstand-
ing supporting talen with Greco
will be the company's prima
ballerina, Lola De Ronda, dis-
staff mainstay of the troupe
since 1952; Juan-Mari Astigar-
rage, whose Basque dancing won
him tremendous popularity last
year; Pepita De Arcos, affec-
tionately known as "La Bom-
bita" (Little Bombshell); Lupe
Del Rio, a veteran of several
seasons with the company; Paco
Fernandez, ballet-master and as-
sistant choreographer for the
troupe and singers Manuela De
Jerez and Norina Greco himself
has staged the production and
supervised all details f r o m
scenery and costumes to musi-
cal arrangements.
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ZINO FRANCESCATTI, one
of the world's greatest violin-
ists, will perform at Masonic
Auditorium Jan. 12. His great
art has played a major role in
the American musical scene for
two decades. He has played
more than 50 times with the
New York Philharmonic and 60
with the Philadelphia Orches-
tra. With over 50 nationally
broadcast performances on the
Telephone Hour, he has reached
additional millions of listeners
and his repeated tours of Eur-
ope, South America and Israel
have continually reforged his
bonds with those audiences.
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Paintings by MILTON
AVERY will be exhibited at
the Park Gallery, 20090 Liver-
nois, through Jan. 27.

Mr. and Mrs. Group
City of Hope Meets

Mr. and Mrs. Group, City of
Hope, will hold a business meet-
ing 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hoptman, 16042 Hilton, South-
field. A social hour will follow.

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Men's Clubs

!WV Post 135 Dinner Jan. 21 Honors
Schlein, Seinwell and Shiffn

ADAS S HALO M SYNA-
GOGUE MEN'S CLUB will pre-
sent a lecture by Prof. Herbert
Paxer of the University of Mich-
igan on "The Yiddish Language,
Its Past and Present" 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the synagogue,
announces President Saul Wald-
man. The speaker is professor
of Near Eastern Languages. Cul-
ture chairman of the club is
Aaron A. Kutnick. A social hour
will follow.

Three pioneer members of De-
troit Post 135 of the Jewish War
Veterans will be honored at
dinner at Carl's Chop H
3020 Grand River, Sunday
ning, Jan. 21.
Louis Schlein, Morris
nwell
and Ben Shiffman will eceive
Most Valuable member ards in
recognition of their ma
years'
activities in behalf of
Jewish
War Veterans' moveme
Guest speaker at the
TEMPLE EMANU-EL MEN'S will be Philip Slomovitz.
CLUB will present a sound film
of Leonard Bernstein's West
Radomer Society
Berlin concert in which he con-
ducts and performs Beethoven's Holds Board Meeting
C Major Piano Concerto. This
The Radomer Aid and Ladies
comments are entitled "The Society will hold an executive
University of Music." In charge board meeting 8:30 p.m. Monday
of the event are Lou Kronen. at the Workmen's Circle, 19340
chairman, and Maxwell Stet- W. Seven Mile, which will be
tner, vice president of pro
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Members of the commi
rg.
Jay Frankel, Murray
Richard Braun and
ein-
The
berger. Refreshmen
will be
served. Friends ar nvite-d.
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CONG. BNA AVI
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CLUB will ho it§.
movie night
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