N ews Brevities

The annual bake sale sponsored
by the M U M F O R D PARENTS
CLUB will be held 7:45 a.m. to
3 p.m. Nov. 20 at the school. Mrs.
Sidney Winer is chairman. Con-
tributions may be made at school
during the day. This sale is the
one fund-raising event during the
year, with proceeds used for the
scholarship fund. Donations in any
amount may be made to the schol-
arship fund as memoriams or hon-
orariums. For information contact
Mrs. L. H. Rosenthal, 18945 Muir-
land.

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A "UNIFIED JEWISH RELI-
GIOUS EDUCATION CURRICU-
LUM" to be used by Jewish chap-
lains in the U.S. Armed Forces in
the instruction of children of Jew-
ish military personnel has' been]
published by the National Jewish
Welfare Board Commission on Jew-
ish Chaplaincy.
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In its continuous effort to raise
funds. the BLIND SERVICE CEN-
TER of Metropolitan Detroit is
selling holiday cards again this
Year. The purchases will enable
the Blind Service Center to con-
tinue its programs to blinded citi-
zens of the tri-county area. For
samples of these distinctive cards,
or for further information, call the
Blind Service Center of Metro-
politan Detroi t, TR 5-1000, or
come to Room 507 of the Basso
Building. 7338 Woodward.
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Acclaimed by critics and audi-
ences alike as the world's greatest
ballet company, the legendary
LENINGRAD - KIROV BALLET .
Will be in Detroit Nov. 19 - 20,
for two performances at Masonic
Auditorium. One of the rare per-
formances of "Swan. Lake," in
which two ballerinas perform the
roles of the white and the black
swan, will occur when the troup
presents the famous Tchaikowsky
ballet on Nov. 20. Natalia Makarova
will dance Odette. the white swan,
'and Olga Moiseyeva will dance
Odile, the black swan.
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"MAN AND SUPERMAN," a
satirical comedy by Shaw, will
be performed by the APA Asso-
ciation of Producing Artists
resident repertory company of
Broadway players sponsored by
the University of Michigan . Pro-
fessional Theater, at the Detroit
Institute of Arts Auditorium, at
4 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., Nov. 19, and
at 8:30 p.m., Nov. 20. The per-
formances are sponsored by the
University Center for Adult Edu-
cation (Wayne State University,
the University of Michigan, East-
ern Michigan University) and the
Detroit Institute of Arts.
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ICE SKATING begins Wednes-
day, at the State Fairgrounds in-
door ice rink operated by the De-
partment of Parks and Recreation.
The rink is in the Agricultural
Building at the Fairgrounds.

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,Stollman, Announces $10,000,000 Bar-Ilan
Expansion Program; Dinner Here Wednesday
to Help Spur Activities for Israel University

WILLIAM PATERSON, in his
one-man show; "A Profile of
Holmes," will appear at e oi
Town Hall just 10 days after his
NEW YORK (JTA)-A $10,000,-- buildings as a new library, sports will be completed in six years."
Broadway debut. His dramatic im- 000 expansion program is being center, secondary school, micro- He pointed out that the ex-
personation of the great Supreme launched in the United States and biology center, . faculty living pansion project will enable the
Court Justice Oliver W e nd e 11 other countries for the Bar-Ilan quarters, new administration corn- university to accept a student en-
Holmes Jr. is a compilation of ma- University in Israel , . it was an plex and student dormitories. It rollment of 4,000 in contrast to
terial from Holmes' speeches, nounced at the concluding session is expected that this undertaking the current number if 1,500. "As
a result of the increase in the stu-
letters and diaries. The program of the international conference of • s . *.
dent body, over 1,000 gifted Amer-
will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at the the university's board of. governors
held at the Croydon Hotel here. Dr. Joseph Lookstein,
ican students will be afforded an
Fisher Theater.
The announcement was made
si
opportunity to study at Bar-an
Il
by/srae 1
nger
on
promram
Program
he said.
Grinnell Galleries will hold an Phillip Stollman, chairman of the
Dr.
Joseph
Lookstein,
president
Rabbi
Joseph
H.
American
Committee
for
Bar-Ilan
-exhibition of recent paintings by
Lookstein, act-
of Bar-Ilan University, will be the .
RODNEY LANDSMAN. Thursday University.
mg president of Bar-lan. Univer-
Stollman
indicated
that
"This
guest
speaker
at
the
annual
dinner
sity,
appealed
to
American
profes-
through Dec. 12.
of of
Detroit
Friends
of Bar-Ilan,
at
1, major expansion project will re
Shaarey
Zedek,
6:30 p.m.
sors, educators and scientists to
"join the distinguished faculty of
DETROIT AREA NURSES have I suit in the construction of such
Wednesday.
the. University for one year and to
been invited to join the nursing
A
The
guest
artist
will
be
Hannah
give courses in their subject field
staff at Sinai Hospital at a series
Churchill
Will
Accept
hroni.
Israeli
singer
who
has
such as American civilization, eco-
of panel discussions on the care of
lan s- - nomic theory, modern scientific
the intensively ill. This series is Zionists' Herzl Medal tered folksongs m several ma
developments, and the humanities."
part of Sinai's in-service program.
NEW YORK (JTA)--Sir Winston guages.
r. William Haber, dean of the
The next lecture in the series will Churchill has consented to accept j
MUSIC I ENTERTAINMENT 1
be 8 a.m. Dec. 7.
the annual Theodor Herzl Award— U 'versity of Michigan College of
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rature, Science and the Arts,
a gold medallion—of the Zionist
will introduce Dr. Lookstein.
BERKLEY-OAK PARK AREA Organization of America.
will have tryouts for its musical
Paul Zuckerman, chairman of the
He was selected unanimously by
production, "My Fair Lady," Mon-• the organization as recipient of this dinner committee, will preside.
and his orchestra
Hyman Safran will bring greetings
day, Tuesday and Thursday, 8-11 year's award in
UN 3-6501
p.m., at Norup Junior High School. tribute to his his
from the Jewish Welfare Federa-
If No Answer can DI 14IK7
tion.
Soloists, chorus members and or-
accomplish-
chestral musicians are needed. For ments both as
information call Iry Ritter, LI
an architect of
5-8333.
the Jewish State
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and protagonist
WINTER GOLF LESSONS will o f Zionism," i
begin Monday at three locations w a s announced
of the DePartment of Parks and by Dr. Max Nuss-
Recreation and continue until baum, ZOA pies
March 1. Persons who wish to regis- i dent.
ter for the lessons may call Chet
In accep ting
Churchill
Jawor at Rackham Golf Course, JO the award, Sir Winston has desig-
6-3922 or. LI 8-5732.
nated his , son. Randolph Churchill
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to come to New York to receive
DETROIT-GOLD AGENCY of the Herz' Gold Medallion in his
the Massachusetts Mutual Life In- behalf. The presentation cere-
EXPECTING OUT OF TOWN GUESTS
surance Company, 20800 Green- - monies will be held here on
FOR
A WEDDING OR A BAR MITZVAH?
field, placed 14th among the com- Dec. 16. On this occasion Randolph
pany's 117 general agencies in the Churchill will read a personal mes-
sale of individual life insurance sage from his father.
for the first 10 months of 1964.
The agency reported individual in-
Is Conveniently Located et
19 Israeli Flour Mills
surance sales for that period total-
20500
JAMES COUZENS
Reopen
by
Govt.
Order
ing $14.181.957.
(8 Mile & Greenfield—Across from Northland)
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Israel's 19
Call 342-3000 For the Finest Accommodations!
privately owed flour mills, shut
Philly Jewish Federation
Dine at the SCOTCH & SIRLOIN RESTAURANT
down by owners in protest against
Airport Limousine Service Available
Raises $10 Million in '64 alleged labor ontract
)r. 1
violations,
PHILADELPHIA (JTA).-Judge resumed operati s Nov. 5 under
Nochem S. Winnet inaugurated an emergency ord r issued by,Fin-
his third one-year term as presi- ance Minister Pinhas Sapir.
Owners of the mills, which pro-
dent of the Federation of Jewish
Agencies of Greater Philadelphia duce 85 per cent of Israel's flours,
with the announcement that the decided to shut the mills- when
Federation in the past year raised workers at a mill in Bnai Brak
close to $10,000,000 for humani- started a slowdown for better
terms than those being discussed
tarian needs.
LET. AVIS AND HERTZ FIGHT .
This sum included funds for at a national level for a new con-
maintenance of services at home tract
The manufacturers told officials
and abroad. building funds. capi-
tal and endowment funds and of Histadrut, Israel's labor federa
tion,
that they would reopen the
moneys for research and develop-
ment, Judge Winnet noted. He mills only when the Histadrut
would assure orderly production
cited these major sources:
The 1964 Allied Jewish Appeal. by all employees in all the mills.
$4,411,000: 1964 United Fund Sapir issued his order to assure
Torch Drive. nearly $2,000,000; flour for Israel. No agreement has
building fund campaign, almost yet been reached between workers
$2.500,000, reaching a total of and mill managements.
more than $6,000,000 toward its
five-year goal of $15,360,000.
Julius Chajes Will Solo
The legacies, endowments and

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Cranbrook House Motel

SAM KOPPELMAN SAYS:

I DON'T CARE IF I AM

1st, 2nd or 59th in the

Center Symphony
grants program resulted in pro- With
Julius Chajes will be heard as
ceeds of $352,815 from gifts and soloist
in the Liszt Piano Concerto

bequests. The remainder came
from interest on invested endow-
ments funds and various other
sources.

Morocco Jews Number
85,000, Report Shows

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

- CASABLANCA—Jewish commu-
nity officials here released figures
about the Jewish population in
Morocco, showing that there are
85,000 Jews in the country now,
with about 60,000 of the Jews liv-
ing in. Casablanca. _
• Few , Jews- live In• southern Mo-
rocco, the data showed, the 'ma-
jority of them being concentrated
in the larger cities. A breakdown .
of the statistics showed that, in
addition to the large Jewish popu-
lation in Casablanca, the numbers
of Jews• residing in other cities
include the following: Rabat, 3,000;
Tangier, 3,000; Menes and Marra-

kech,: 2,500, eaela. - - -

in E-flat Major at the next Center
Symphony Orchestra concert 8:15
p.m., Nov. 24 at the Jewish Center,.
Felix Resnick will be guest con-
ductor.
The program will include Cham-
brin's Overture "Anaceron," Men-
delssohn's Italian Symphony and
Barbar's Adagio. for Strings.

World Jewish Congress
Hails ILO's 45th Year

The World Jewish Congress in
New York has sent a message of
good wishes to the International
Labor Organization on the occasion
of its 45th anniversary. The mes-
sage was sent by Dr. Maurice L.
Perlzweig, director of the WJC's
department of international affairs
in New York, to David A. Morse,
the director-general of the ILO in
Geneva.

THE DETROIT. JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November '13, 1964-43

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