Father-Son Survey Leaders: The Fields,
Walter and Irwin, Direct Tours for UJA
Two native Detroiters, a father and a son, are in the
limelight currently as heads of Israel survey tours for the
United Jewish Appeal.
Currently, Irwin Field, former Detroiter now residing
in Los Angeles, is directing the Israel survey tour for UJA's
Young Leadership Mission. He is west coast regional vice
chairman of UJA.
On Oct. 7, the Detroit Service Group's annual survey tour
of Israel will be headed by Irwin's father, Walter L. Field,
prominent Detroiter who is known for his deep interest in
community affairs and as a poet.
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Field and Stutz
to Direct Israel
1965 Study Tour
Walter L. Field has been ap-
pointed chairman of the Detroit
Service Group Israel Survey Tour
for 1965 and George M. Stutz is
WALTER L. FIELD
co-chairman, Max D. Shaye, DSG
president, announced.
Field, an active worker in the
Allied Jewish Campaign and a
member of the board of the Fresh
Air Society, was a member of the
national UJA Israel Study Mission
in 1959.
Stutz, a member of the executive
committee of the Jewish Welfare
GEORGE M. STUTZ
Federation and the Detroit Service
Group, is an active compaign work-
er and serves as a member of the
national committee on overseas
services for the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds.
The tour will leave Detroit Oct.
7 by air, and proceed to Italy for
a three-day stay.
From Italy the group will pro-
ceed to Israel for 12 days.
Deadline for inclusion in the
tour has been set for Aug. 3. Work-
ers and leaders of the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign are eligible to join.
Tour participants will meet Aug.
3, 8:15 p.m., at the Jewish Center.
Information regarding the tour
may be obtained from Harold
Berke at the Federation, WO
5-3939.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
24—Friday, July 23, 1965
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JDC Director Outlines
Relief Woes to Mission
PARIS (JTA)—The difficulties
which the Joint Distribution Com-
mittee faces now in its relief work
overseas following the loss of sev-
eral million dol-
lars a year from
German repara-
tions, were out-
lined here by
Charles Jordan,
JDC director gen-
e r a 1. He ad-
dressed the
United Jewish
Appeal Young
Leadership Mis-
sion which ar- Jacobs
rived in Paris en route to Israel,
Among them is Detroiter Ray-
mond Jacobs of the Junior Divi-
sion.
S. Z. Shragai, head of the Im-
migration Department of the Jew-
ish Agency, told members of the
Young Leadership Mission that
220,000 immigrants would be com-
ing to Israel during the next five
years. He said that 250,000 immi-
grant entered Israel in the past
five years.
The Mission is made up of 106
younger Jewish communal leaders
from 32 cities in the United States.
Brevities
The WHITTIER HOTEL AN-
TIQUE FAIR, July 27-29, will
bring three dealers who are noted
for their unusual merchandise:
Continental Clutter Shoppe, Things
Antiques; both inhabitants • of De-
troit's Old Town, and Iron Lamb
Antiques from Cincinnati, Ohio.
Each of these shops specializes
in rare, off-beat pieces of antiquity.
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The third edition of A HISTORY
OF THE MODERN WORLD, by R.
R. Palmer and Joel Colton, will
be published by Knopf in Septem-
ber. Regarded as a classic in its
field, the book has sold over 420,-
000 copies in twenty printings
since its first publication in 1950.
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The Livonia Public Schools
Musical Production Workship will
present Meredith Wilson's THE
MUSIC MAN, July 29-31 and Aug.
5-7, in the air-conditioned Frank-
lin High School Lecture Theater.
The original Broadway script and
score will be used, along with a
full orchestra.
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The mother-and-daughter team
of Dr. Catherine M. Stern and Mrs.
Toni S. Gould have collaborated
on a book called CHILDREN DIS-
COVER READING, to be pub-
lished by Random House on Aug.
10.
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The newly formed VOLUN-
TEERS FOR CAVANAGH, under
the leadership of MRS. EVERET
STRAUS, will hold a kick-off rally,
with entertainment and a boat ride,
7 p.m. Thursday at the Veterans
Memorial Building. Mayor Cava-
nagh will be present to greet those
in attendance.
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JOCELYN KRIEGER, lyric sop-
rano, will share the spotlight with
gypsy cymbalom virtuoso Gustie
Horvath, in colorful gypsy cost-
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ume, next Thursday, when they
will appear as guest soloists with
the Detroit Concert Band, under
the direction of Leonard B. Smith,
at the Remick Shell, Belle Isle.
Miss Krieger, who is the wife of
(9n the Air
Olympic fencer Byron Krieger,
has appeared many times with the
This Week's Radio and
Detroit Concert Band and in sup-
Television Programs
per clubs in New York, Chicago,
ETERNAL LIGHT RADIO
and Canada. She heads her own
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
gypsy orchestra, "Joycelyn and
Station: WWJ.
Her Gypsies," of which Gustie is
Feature: Mark Van Doren, pro- a featured member, playing the
fessor emeritus of English at Col- Hungarian stringed-percussion in-
umbia University, and author Mau- strument, the cymbalom.
rice Samuel will discuss Deborah,
Gideon, Samson and Samuel in Seminar Urges Research
"Epic: the Judges," seventh of a on Jewish Young Adults
series of conversations of the poe-
NEW YORK—The urgent need
try of the Bible.
to know more about the Jewish
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concerns, attitudes and goals of
TO_ DWELL TOGETHER
Jewish young adults through local,
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
regional and national research ef-
Station: WJBK and Channel 2. forts and experimental pilot proj-
Feature: "A Tale of Chelm," ects sponsored under total Jewish
from "The World of Sholom Alei- community auspices was under-
chem" by Arnold Perl, will be per- scored at a two-day consultative
formed by Center Theater members seminar held here under the joint
Fran Aaron, Ralph Bernstein, Burt auspices of three major national
Gordon and Ruth Hurwitz, under Jewish organizations.
Aimed at appraising the current
the direction of Earl Matthews.
needs of Jewish young adults on
and off the college campus, re-
PROGRAMME
viewing what the Jewish commun-
Time: 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
ity is now doing for and with this
Station: CBC.
age group and how well it is doing
and
it, the seminar was sponsored by
Time: 7:35 p.m. Thursday.
the Bnai Brith Hillel Foundations,
Station: CBC-FM.
National Jewish Welfare Board
Feature: Native Detroiter Sey- and Council of Jewish Federations
mour Lipkin is guest conductor for and Welfare Funds.
a concert of music by Elliot Carter,
Haydn, Faure and Rossini. Lipkin
DAN DAILEY, veteran star of
has conducted the New York Phil- many motion pictures, stage and
harmonic and the New York City television shows, heads the cast of
Northland Playhouse's current hit
Opera among others.
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Broadway comedy presentation, the
Jerome Chodorov - Joseph Fields
AGENDA FOR ACTION
"ANNIVERSARY WALTZ," which
Time: 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
racked up 615 performances in
Station: WDTM-FM (106.7).
Manhattan. It will be at Northland
and
Playhouse through Sunday, fol-
Time: 7:05 p.m. Monday.
lowed by "Not Even In Spring,"
Station: CKLW-FM (93.9).
starring Maurice Evans and Celeste
Feature: "What Price Intermar- Holm, opening Tuesday. On July
riage?" a discussion of the growing 24, 2 p.m., Northland Playhouse
phenomenon of marriage between Children's Musical Theater will pre-
Jews and non-Jews, with several sent its third produciton, the fan-
authorities on the subject parti- tasy "Aladdin and His Wonderful
cipating.
Lamp,"
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Judge I. Kaufman Shaw-Masin Vows
to Address Bond
Sbohen in Syracuse
Event on Aug. 16
Judge Ira G. Kaufman will be
the guest speaker at the Berdit-
chev-Keshenev Aid Society Israel
celebration 8:30 p.m. Aug. 16 at
Cong. Beth Yehudah. Guest of
honor at the celebration, marking
Israel's 17th year of statehood,
will be Frank Mersky, president
of the organization.
Mersky is being honored for his
many years of devotion to his
society and to Israel. Besides hold-
ing practically every office in the
Berditchev Society, he has been
active in other Jewish causes.
Mr. and Mrs. Mersky are leaving
on a trip to Israel early in Sep-
tember and the gathering, on be-
half of Israel Bonds, will be a
"Bon Voyage" party. A musical
program will be provided a n d
refreshments and Israeli wine will
be served.
Louis M. Bassin, vice president
of the society, will be the celebra-
tion chairman.
Judge Kaufman has served as
the presiding judge of probate of
Wayne County and as chairman of
the Wayne County Election Com-
mission. He is a trustee of the
Detroit Institue of Technology, is
honorary president of Adas Sha-
lom Synagogue and former presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of Detroit.
MRS. EDWARD SHAW
Mr. and Mrs. William Masin of
Syracuse, N.Y. announce the recenr —
marriage of their daughter
bara Lou to Edward Shaw, son of
Kr. and Mrs. Irwin Shaw of Hey-
den Ave.
The wedding and dinner took
place at the chapel on the Univer-
sity of Syracuse campus. The
couple will live in Syracuse.
I will make of thee a great na-
tion, and I will bless thee, and
make thy name great. —Genesis.
XII. 2
Larry Freedman
Judge BENJAMIN BURDICK of
the Wayne County Circuit Court
will moderate a panel discussion
on city election issues before the
17th District Young Democrats,
8:15 p.m., July 28, at Region 1A-
UAW Hall, 8222 Joy Rd., (be-
tween Livernois and Wyoming).
Panelists will include Walter
Shamie, Rev. Albert Cleage, Jr.,
Rev. Nicholas Hood and Thomas
Poindexter. The public is invited.
For further information call Sol
Plakin at TE 1-1723.
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