Bialostoker Lends a Hand to Home
Men's Clubs
AHAVAS ACHIM MEN'S CLUB
Members of the Bialostoker and Western Aid Society donate
$2,500 to the Jewish Home for the Aged toward construction of Bor-
man Hall, the new structure at W. Seven Mile and Sunderland,
which will house 200. Standing are (from left) Rubin Galchinsky,
first president of the organization; Ben Kaplan, a hoard member; Ira
I. Sonnenblick, executive director of the Jewish Home for the Aged;
Jack Lipowicz, president of the Bialostoker organization; and Sam
Rubin, board member.
News Brevities
MSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH, the the Oak Park school system; Mor-
Soviet artist considered perhaps ton Zieve, mass media representa-
the world's foremost living cellist, tive; Mrs. Ruben Gold; and Lila
will appear in Detroit with the Johnson, editor and public rela-
Moscow Philharmonic orchestra tions director for the Women's City
when it presents
Club of Detroit. They will discuss
a concert today
how the mass media—newspapers,
at Masonic Audi-
radio, movies and comic books—by
torium. Among
emphasis on sex and violence af-
the works Rost-
fect children's behavior.
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ropovich will play
T h e SCANDINAVIAN S Y M-
with the Moscow
PHONY ORCHESTRA will open its
Philharmonic will
36th season with an all-Sibelius
be Khachaturian's
program
8:30 p.m. Nov. 20 in the
Concert - Rhaps-
Scottish Rite Cathedral of Masonic
ody for Cello, the
Templ e. This concert com-
first time this
memorates the birth of Jean Sibe-
composition will
lius, the great Finnish composer.
be played in the
Conductor will be Dr. Orien Dailey.
United State s.
Two soloists, tenor Waldie Ander-
Tickets may be
son and John Dailey, son of the
obtained at Ma-
conductor, will perform, a n d
sonic Auditorium
chorus will perform The Finlandia.
or downtown
An exhibit of Sibelius' life and
Grinnell's.
Rostropovich
work will be displayed in the lobby.
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Following
the concert, there will
PIANIST RUDOLF SERKIN will
appear in concert at Masonic Audi- be a dance in the Crystal Ball
torium Nov. 20. The concert will Room. Refreshments will be served
embrace the music of Bach, Haydn, for a nominal charge. Tickets are
Beethoven, Busoni and Schumann. available at Grinnell's or Masonic
of the concert.
Since making his debut, at age Temple the night
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12, Serkin has appeared in con-
THE DETROIT-GOLD AGENCY
certs every year, though during of the Massachusetts Mutual Life
the 1960-61 season his only appear- Insurance Co. placed sixth among
ances were made for the U.S. State the company's 119 general agencies
Department on a tour of the in the sale of individual life in-
Orient. In addition to his demand- surance for the first 10 months of
ing concert schedule each year, 1965. The agency reported indivi-
Serkin is head of the Curtis In- dual insurance sales for that period
stitute piano department, artistic totaling $20,923,666.
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director of the Marlboro School of
The famed Soviet violinist
Music and Festival, and since 1950
an integral part of the Casals DAVID OISTRAKH will be soloist
Festivals. Tickets may be obtained with the Detroit Symphony Or-
at Masonic Auditorium or at down- chestra 8:30 p.m. Saturday at Ford
Auditorium. Sixten Ehrling will
town Grinnell's.
conduct. Oistrakh will perform the
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Little treasures from all over Sibelius Concerto in D minor for
the world and goodies reminiscent violin and orchestra and Bruck-
of other lands will lure thousands ner's Symphony number five in B
of Detroiters to the International flat major.
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Institute's OLD WORLD MARKET
The
NEW
YORK
CITY OPERA
Thursday through Nov. 21. Hours
are noon to 10 p.m. daily, noon to will present Bizet's "Carmen" Nov.
9 p.m. Sunday. The newly com- 24 at Masonic Auditorium. Tickets
pleted Municipal Parking Lot may be obtained at Masonic Audi-
under the south wing of the Insti- torium and downtown Grinnell's.
tute of Arts is a block away. Con-
tinuous programs and cultural BB Blood Bank Rally
displays will be featured.
Set for Next Week
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Bnai Brith men's. and women's
How mass media communication councils will hold the second of
affects children's behavior will be five blood bank rallies 5-11 p.m.
discussed at the 7:45 p.m. Thurs- Monday at Pepper School, Oak
day TYLER PTA MEETING at the Park, and 5-11 p.m. Tuesday at
elementary school in Oak Park. Beth Aaron Synagogue. The rallies
Speakers will be Donnie Smith, are directed by David Bittker and
psychologist and diagnostician of Mrs. Ira Albion.
REMEMBER . .
will meet 8:30 p.m. Monday at the
synagogue. Featured will be a
sports night, including exhibitions
of karate and skin diving. Guests
invited, including sons of mem-
bers.
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BETH ABRAHAM MEN'S CLUB
will hold its annual family supper
party at 7:00 p.m. Sunday in the
synagogue social hall. Entertain-
ment has been planned.
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TAU EPSILON RHO DETROIT
GRADUATE CHAPTER will hold
its annual dinner-dance 8 p.m. Sat-
urday at King's Arm Lounge. For
reservations, call Mrs. David A.
Goldman, 626-6708, or Mrs. Nor-
man Feder, EL. 6-3834.
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BNAI DAVID MEN'S CLUB will
inaugurate its third annual lecture-
brunch series 11 a.m. Sunday at
the synagogue. Speaker will be
Dr. Joseph Fauman, professor of
sociology at Eastern Michigan Uni-
versity. His topic will be "Inter-
marriage." A nominal charge will
be made for refreshments. Hus-
bands and wives are invited.
6,312 Virginia Votes
Go to Nazi Rockwell
Detroit Post to Honor
Tom Borman at Dinner
RICHMOND, Va. (JTA)—Ameri-
can Nazi Party leader George
Rockwell won at least 6,312 votes
—more than 1 per cent of the
total ballots cast — in his unsuc-
cessful bid for the governorship
of Virginia.
Surprise was voiced in some
quarters that Rockwell, whose
nazism is notorious throughout the
state, was able to poll that many
votes when right-wing Virginians
rallied behind the Conservative
Party's William J. Story, a militant
segregationist and member of the
John Birch Society.
Story obtained at least 69,348
Detroit Post 135 of the Jewish
War s Veterans will honor corn-
munrty leader Tom Borman as
"Man of the Year" at the post's
anual Commander's Dinner 6-p.m.
Nov. 21 at Cong. Ahavas Achim.
A cocktail hour will precede
dinner, and music and entertain-
ment will follow. Friends and rela-
tives of J'W.V. members are invited,
as well as prospective Detroit Post
members.
For reservations, call Morris
Simo n, dinner chairman, BR
3-3267, or the JWV office, 342-
8161.
votes. The election was won by Lt.
Gov. Mills E. Godwin by a comfor-
table margin.
Sir Isaac Wolfson Gives
$980,000 to British School
LONDON (JTA) — A new
biochemistry building financed in
part by Sir Isaac Wolfson, the
British Jewish leader, was formal-
ly opened by the Imperial College
of Science and Technology here
Monday in the presence of the
Queen Mother Elizabeth and other
dignitaries.
Sir Isaac contributed 350,000
pounds sterling ($980,000) to the
structure which cost more than
1,000,000 pounds ($2,800,000) to
build.
The new facility will be under
the direction of Prof. Ernest Boris
YETZ-COHEN POST and AUX- Chain, the Nobel Prize-winning
ILIARY will hold their first joint Jewish scientist who is the co-
social evening of the season 8 p.m. discoverer of penicillin.
Thursday at the Oak Park Com
JWV Activities
The Nominating Committee of
the Board of Trustees of Sinai
Hospital of Detroit will present
in nomination to the Annual
Meeting of the Corporation,
December 2, 1965, the following
names:
Mr. Louis Berry
Mrs. H. C. Broder
Mrs. Joseph Hartman
Mr. George M. Stutz
Mr. Louis Tabashnik
Mr. Isadore W. Winkelman
Mr. Max J. Zivian
The above nominations are
for re-election to the Board of
Trustees for five-year terms
ending December 1, 1970.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 12, 1965-13
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munity Center. A musical evening
is planned. Refreshments will be
served by hostesses Betty Spinner
and Ruth Wolfe. Hospital Chair-
man Raye Weimer announces a
party will be given for patients at
the Ann Arbor Veterans Hospital
Nov. 21. Anyone desiring to parti-
cipate may call Mrs. Weimer, KE
2-5274, or Mrs. Spinner, LI 1-1687.
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