Boosting Concert to Aid Refugees
UHS Women Set Judith Bloomfield
March Chagall's to Tred Barg Tower
Etchings Exhibit
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Serving on the ticket committee for the benefit concert of
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra March 30, which will aid the
world's refugees, are (from left) Harry Bradlin, Susan Stamler
and Josephine Gomon. They are assisting vice chairman Joyce
Hordes. The Ford Auditorium concert is sponsored by the U.S.
Committee for Refugees in support of two United Nations agen-
cies. Mrs. Samuel B. Danto also is serving on the women's com-
mittee for the benefit, which will star William Warfield, baritone.
Mrs. John Lord Booth, Walker L. Cisler and John B. Ford Jr.
are concert co-chairmen. Tickets are available at the auditorium
box office and Grinnell's.
Sandmel, Lichten, Adler Among
Participants in. Jewish-Catholic
Mercy College Dialogue Wednesday
Four prominent actionists in and Jewish organizations in De-
the ecumenical area will speak trait. Included on the commit-
at Mercy College during the tee are: Leonard N. Simons.
Jewish-Catholic Diologue Day ADL board member; Mrs. Leon-
March 4.
ard Sims, international presi-
The first conference of its dent, Bnai Brith Women; Mrs.
kind to be held in Michigan Charles Solovitch, national vice-
sponsored by a Catholic College chairman of ADL.
and a Jewish organization,
Morning and afternoon dis-
Alercy College and the Anti- cussions and workshops will be
Defamation League of Bnai limited to 200 to 250 invited
Brith will present a dialogue guests making up a relatively
that will concentrate on areas small core of Catholic and Jew-
where the two religions share ish leaders in the community
responsibilities and goals, but who help form community opin-
not necessarily the same points ions.
of view, it was explained in the
Dr. Joseph L. Lichten, direc-
official announcement.
tor of ADL's department of
The Most Rev. William G. inter-cultural affairs, is ad-
Connera, D.D., of Greensburg,
vising and directing the con-
Pa., and Rabbi Morris Adler, of ference, drawing . on his ex-
Shaarey Zedek, will speak on periences in setting up simi-
"Commitment to the Future"
lar sessions at Assumption
at 8 p.m. in McAuley Auditor- College, Worcester, Mass.,
ium on the Mercy campus at Loyola University at Chicago,
W. Outer Drive and Southfield. Ill., and others. He will speak
The public is invited. There is at a luncheon, discussing fac-
no admission charge.
tors of inter-group unity
under the title, "The Ties
Two hundred and fifty in-
That Bind."
vited guests will hear the
The morning sessions will be
Rev. Donald R. Campion, S.J.,
associate editor of the news on "The Burden of the Centur-
weekly America, and Dr. Sam- ies," with the afternoon discus-
uel Sandmel, provost of He- sions devoted to "Tensions and
brew Union College-Jewish Responsibilities — Guidelines to
Institute of Religion, deliver Social Action."
Others participating in the
the keynote addresses on "The
Burden of the Centuries", out- day-long meetings include Dr.
lining the history of the two Leonard Moss, chairman of the
religions and the contempor- department of sociology, Wayne
State University; Rabbi Harold
ary scene.
Beulah Whitby, chairman of D. Hahn, Rabbi Harold White,
the department of sociology and Richard Rosenfeld, Mrs. Philip
social work at Mercy, and Sol Fealk, Rabbi M. Robert Syme,
Littman, Michigan director of Judge Burton Shifman, Mrs.
the ADL, head a steering com- Samuel Aaron, Mrs. Arthur Ro-
mittee representing Catholic senberg, Dr. Norman Drachler,
Rabbi Max Kapustin, Burt Levy,
David Lebenbom, Judge Ira G.
Kaufman, Archie Katcher and
others.
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Camp Kennedy, an 80-acre
site in the Upper Peninsula,
has been donated for the Fresh
Air Society's use by Edward C.
Levy. The site, named by Levy,
is lo c a t e d halfway between
Grand Marais and Munising, 15
miles from Lake Superior.
It is planned that the new
camp, donated to the United
Jewish Charities, will be used
by advanced girl pioneers and
voyager boy pioneers for one
week during each period of
the season. Extensive use will
be made gradually.
Active roles in planning for
the site were taken by Arnold
Agree, a director of the Fresh
Air Society, and Samuel Mar-
cus, executive director.
The camp includes a lodge.
cottage, garage, boat house,
tool shop and stable.
A group of etchings by Cha-
gall, part of the original ex-
hibit held in January at Grin-
nell Art Galleries, will be
shown 12:30 p.m. March 12 at
the Esther Berman Building of
the United Hebrew Schools.
Loretta B. Ruff, galleries co-
director, will present the show-
ing, sponsored by the UHS Wo-
men's Auxiliary. According to
Mrs. Ruff. the exhibit on "Cha-
gall and the Bible" is the first
such series of art works since
Michelangelo. Several private
collectors also will bring their
original Chagall works.
The public is invited, es-
pecially parents of Hebrew
school students, according to
Albert Elazar, superintendent.
Dessert luncheon will be serv-
ed.
Mrs. Isadore Goren, program
chairman, will make the intro-
ductions. President of the aux-
iliary is Mrs. Elbert Diamond.
4 Yiddish Performers
to Appear at Center in
Song, Humor Program
Four celebrities of the Yid-
dish stage and radio will ap-
pear at the Jewish Center
March 8 in a program of humor,
songs, and sketches. The artists
are on a nation-wide tour under
the auspices of the Workmen's
Circle.
For tickets. call the Work-
m e n' s Circle
office, KE
7-5440, or Bor-
enstein's Book
Store.
The program
is in two
parts. Part
one is in con-
cert form, fea-
turing each of
the artists in
his own spe-
ci alt y. Part
two is a mu-
sical play-
let, "Mordecai
Gebirtig, T h e
Miss Solomon Jewish T r o u-
badour," written by Joseph
Mlotek, assistant educational di-
rector of the Workmen's Circle
in New York.
The cast i n c lu d e s Minna
Bern, Israeli folksinger and
actress; baritone Mort Free-
man; Samuel Fisher, Israeli
comic; and Renee Solomon,
pianist.
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Slated in U. of M.
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on Israel Care Packages
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food packages should be ordered
immediately. The deadline is
March 9.
Those interested in sending
packages to relatives, friends
and needy families in Israel
should call the Mizrachi office,
DI 1-0708.
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Tower, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Tower of Marlowe Ave.
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