Joseph Schuster, Renowned Cellist, Dena Gale Married
to Play `Kol Nidre' at Center Concert to Dr. Stanley Baer

Cellist Joseph Schuster of Bev-
erly Hills, Calif., will be soloist
at the first Center Symphony Con-
cert under the > direction of Julius
Chajes 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Jewish Center.
Schuster has
made six success-
ful tours through-
out Europe, Cen-
tral a n d South
America, in addi-
tion to his coast-
to - coast appear-
ances in the
Schuster
United States.
The instrumentalist also has been
featured soloist with major sym-
phony orchestras, including the
New York Philharthonic and the
Berlin Philharmonic, and he has
performed under such conductors
as Toscanini, Walter and Mitrop-
oulus.
Schuster will play Bruch's "Kol
Nidre" and Saint Saen's Cello
Concerto. The orchestra • will be
heard in Smetana's Overture to

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Edward Fleischman Receives Honor
of Laying Beth Yehudah Cornerstone

Edward I. Fleischman, local rel- past member of the board of gov-
igious, civic and communal leader, ernors of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
has been selected by the board of eration and has been a member
directors of Yeshivath Beth Yeh- of the board of the Jewish Center
udah to lay the cornerstone at for the past six years.
Beth Yehuda Schools' new South-
Fleischman has been associat-
field center Oct. 18, it was an-
ed for 20 years with the Jewish
nounced by Max Biber, board
`Great Cantors' Music'
Home for the Aged, of which he
chairman.
has been president the past four
Featured in Series
years.
Fleischman,
The music of great cantors will
who has been ac-
A founder of the Checker Cab
be portrayed by four leading De-
tive with the Beth
Co., he is president of a number
troit cantors in a series of weekly
of organizations in the oil refining
Yehuda for more
programs arranged by the Jewish
business,
than a decade, is
Center.
known in the De-
Coordinated by Cantor Harold
troit community
Orbach, four evenings starting
for his activities
8:30 p.m. Wednesday will be de-
in behalf of reli-
voted to examining and listening to
philanth-
gious,
classics of cantorial music. Cantor
pic and civic or- Fleischman
Shabtai Ackerman will be first
ganizations. He is a board member ,
MRS. STANLEY BAER
guest artist, with "The Chants
of Shaarey Zedek and a member
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Gale of of its building committee. He is a
of the High Holy Days." He will
present renditions composed by Woodingham Dr. announce the
many well-known cantors of past marriage of their daughter Dena
SCOtt to Dr. Stanley Baer, son of
generations.
On Oct. 14, Cantor Hyman Adler Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Baer of Cleve-
will present a program devoted land.
The newlyweds reside in Coral
Max Schrut
to "The Music of the Sabbath."
For Good Photographs
Cantor Reuven Frankel will per- Gables, Fla.
and Prompt Service
form "Folk Music of the Jewish
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I Time: 10:30 Sunday.

Station: WWJ
two events for the coming week.
Feature: Dr. Brook Hays. a Rut-
Actors Workshop. will begin 8 gers University professor and
p.m. Monday under director Evie White 'House consultant, will be
Orbach. For registration informa- interviewed by NBC news come-
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Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday
American Dame." The cast in-
Station: WJBK and Channel 2
cludes Mobile Unit members Ethel
Feature: Manheim Shapiro, na-
Levine, president of Center Thea- tional director of the American
ter, Rita Kogan, Lorraine Ernst. .Jewish Committee's department of
Sandra Rubin. Gloria Kline and Jewish communal affairs, will dis-
Mrs. Orbach. The public is invited. cuss "The Vanishing American
Jew?" vvith Joseph Edelman, cul-
tural director of the Jewish com-
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Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
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or Cohen, UN 4-7378.

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ROY F. GREEN AUXIL-
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day at Wyoming Plumbing Co. Mrs.
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dent. will speak of the coming
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transportation to the meeting.
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Society." Refreshments will be
served, and guests are invited.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
22—Friday, October 2, 1964

Station: WCAR
Feature: "A Jewish Scientist
Views Religion" with Dr. Cyrl .
Domb of Kings College,. London,
and Joseph Edelman, cultural di-
rector of the Jewish Community
Council.
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 7 a.m. Sunday

Station: WXYZ
Feature: Dr. Edgar Magnin of
Wilshire Boulevard Temple, Los
Angeles, will speak on "This Is
the Dream.'

Brasilia Now Has
Jewish Community

The development of an entirely
new Jewish community in Brazil's
ultra-modern capital city of Bra-
silia, far removed from the main
centers of Jewish life in that coun-
try, was reported to the World
Jewish Congress by Dr. Alfred
Hirschberg, first secretary of the
Confederation of Brazilian Jews,
during a recent visit to New York.
The new community is about
1,000 miles from Sao Paulo which,
with Rio de Janeiro. forms the hub
of Jewish life and activity in Bra-
zil. There are now already about
120 Jewish families in the capital
city, consisting mainly of govern-
ment employes and professionals.
Dr. Hirschberg confirmed reports
received earlier that Brazilian
Jewry had not been affected in any
way by the recent political changes.
Significant for the attitude of
the Brazilian people is the fact
that so far anti-Semitic Arab en-
deavors in other parts of Latin
America have not been pursued in
Brazil. Relations between Brazilian
citizens of Arab and Jewish origin
have not been affected.

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