Pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy to Play at Oakland Festival
Jews, Protestants Oppose
Parochial School Authority
Danny Raskin's
The composer, educated in his
native Vienna and in Berlin and
now an American citizen, is re-
garded as one of the most success-
ful writers working in the 12-tone
idiom. He will fly in from Hawaii
for. rehearsals and performances.
Ashkenazy came suddenly into
international prominence in 1956
winning first prize in the Queen
Elizabeth Competition in Brussels.
Harold Schonberg, New York
Times critic, has dubbed him "The
rir
greatest living pianist of this
generation."
Tickets are available at Hud-
son's, Grinnell's, or the Festival
PICTURE THIS in your mind ...
box-office at Oakland University,
A distinguished-looking. gentleman
338-7211.
getting off the plane at McCarran
Field in Los Angeles, complete
Noted Woman Professor
with an expensive-looking attache
Jessica Blanche Peixotto, an case . . The serious look on his
American Jewish economist who face would indicate that he was
lived in California at the begin- on an important business trip
ning of this century, was the first rather than a vacation with his
woman to reach the rank of a full wife, visiting their son and daugh-
professor at the University of Cali- ter-in-law . . . He stops for a mo-
fornia.
ment, puts the case down to light
a cigarette, when a careless passer-
by accidently knocks over the at-
tache case . . . It opens, spilling
out dozens of home-made chocolate
chip cookies his wife had baked
for them .. . Iry Pitt bends down
to pick up wife Sarah's cookies
while many f ellow travelers
chuckle at his embarrassment .
Iry said it was just one of those
things . . . He didn't want to put
the delicacies for Murray and Ina
in the regular luggage for fear they
would crumble.
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Thursday and Friday he will be
Sixten Ehrling's soloist with the
PHILADELPHIA (JTA)—Thirty Detroit Symphony Orchestra at . heard in the Chopin Concerto in
F minor on a
leaders of Jewish and Protestant Oakland University's Meadow
program which
religious and community relations Brook Festival will be the noted
will include Hov-
organizations throughout Pennsyl- Russian pianist Vladimir Ashken-
haness' Prelude
vania sent a letter Monday to all azy Thursday, Friday and Saturday
a n d Quadruple
members of the State House of at 8:30 p.m. and Aug. 13 at 7:30.
Fugue, Brahms'
Representatives, expressing their
Symphony No. 3
opposition to proposed legislation
in F major, and
with would establish a State Non- Sabbatarian Law Signed
Creston's "Invo-
public School Authority.
HARRISBURG (JTA) — Gov.
cation and
The draft measure, introduced Raymond T. Shafer has signed
Dance."
in the State General Assembly into law a. bill permitting Pennsyl-
On Aug. 12 and
last month, would provide for an vania businessmen to do business
13, Ashkenazy
"authority" empowered to buy on Sunday if they observe their
will play the
"secular educational services" for Sabbath on a different day of the
Beethoven Con-
week. The measure had long been
non-public schools.
certo No. 5 in E
sought by Pennsylvania Jewish or-
flat major ("Em-
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peror") on a pro-
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with all of whom he was at Wayne
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* *
CELEBRATING THEIR 30th
wedding anniversary last Tuesday
were Evelyn and Hy Lewis . . .
They first met at Hy's sister Rosa-
lyn's apartment ... and were both
engaged to another . . . However,
it was love at first sight—the en-
gagement's were called off and
the two were soon after married
. . . AUBREY CAPLAN, SOL
LEWIS and ourselves had just been
told our fortunes with cards by
Rosalyn, who predicted we would
become a writer and newspaper
columnist . . . Don't remember
what she said about Aubrey, who
today is one of the kingpins with
Federal Dept. Stores, and her other
brother Sol, one of Detroit's lead-
ing display men . . . The apart-
ment was Dover Court, 1927 Pin-
gree, just off of 12th Street.
• • *
OAK PARKERS Morie and Rose
Sacks, were thrilled recently when
a package arrived from son Bert,
working in Los Angeles . . . Before
opening the heavy parcel, Morie
and Rose were speculating on what
it could be ... Probably some orna-
ment like a statuette or hand-made
ash tray . . . When the papers and
ribbons were finally laid aside,
they were agreeably surprised to
see the most beautiful Jewish Bible
imaginable ... inscribed from Bert
to honor their wedding anniversary.
It is estimated that there were
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United States, who took 2,350 mil-
lion photographs in 1963, at a total
cost of $1.186 million.