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32—Friday, December 8, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Mizrachi Women
to Fete Nelly Sachs
Artist-Rabbis Liberman, Kleinman
Featured in Habad Exhibit at WSU
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activ ities in Society
An evaluation meeting for leadership of the United Foundation
Recruitment Corps was attended by Mrs. Julien Priver, 3740 Cambridge,
and Mrs. Irving Rose, 19345 Strathcona. Mrs. Priver was chairman for
recruitment of Torch Drive workers in Central Wayne during the
recent compaign, and Mrs. Rose spearheaded recruitment among Jewish
groups and organizations.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Krigel and their daughters Marcy. and Lori
are now residing at 28040 Sharon Lane, Southfield.
Guests at the Habad-Lubav:tch are projects of the "Merkaz L'Inv-
dinner and preview of the exhihi- oriel Hinukh," the educational arm
tion of Hasidic Art, 5 p.m. Tuesday of the Luhavitch movem"nt. which
at Wayne State University Corn- began its activities in the U.S. 25
munity Arts Exhibit Hall, will hear years ago. It was initiltoil by the
a message from Rabbi NIenachem late Rabbi Joseph T. S-I•ie-rson
M. Schneerson, the Luhavitcher previous world lead-r of the Lill,-
Rebebe, who is world leader of the avitch movem"nt.
Rotnn-
Lubavitcher movement.
berg is gencral cba'rman of the
Guest speaker will be Prof. Vel- affair, and Trwir, T. Col- ❑
vel Green of the University of Min- of the exhibit cor•mitt-e. Robert
nesota, consultant to the U.S. goy- Ruch is chairman of the dinner
ernment space program, and the committee.
event will he opened by Jacques
Lipchitz, one of the world's great-
est living contemporary sculptors.
The exhibition, which will be
Nelly Sachs (left), winner of
the No'- el Prize for I it'rature
in 19f6, 'as accepted the
Zionists to Mobilize for Defensive
Action at Annual Balfour Event
Emphasis on the need for a compositions for the orchestra —
strengthened Zionist movement to Smetana's "The Moldau," Cope-
help meet current emergencies land's "Rodeo," the Bacchanale
lien Award of the 3lizrachi Wo-
marked the brief addresses after from "Samson and Delilah" among
men's Or-anization of America,
the intermission at the annual Bal- others added to the evening's
'o be presented at the organiza-
four Concert of the Zionist Organi- delight.
MARIO BRAGGIOTTT. piano vir
tion's e- mention at Gressinevr's
zation cf Detroit by Richard Kra-
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tuoso. composer and humori , t, will
Hotel Dee. 13. Actress ins
mer. president of the ZOD, and
bring his one-man show to Detroit
3la - Mob - n. presently ste in•! in
Dr. Sidney Friedlaender, chairman ZOD to Honor Balfour
Town Hall 11 a.m. Wednesday. in
"Wa ki•i1 to Waldheim" at the
of the concert committee.
Fisher Theater. Braggiotti was
Committees Wednesday;
Repertory Theater cf 1 ine!dn
born in Florence. At the Villa
Both pointed to the mounting
Awards to leading workers for
Center, will accent award
Braggiotti in the hills of Fiesole.
threats to Israel and to Jewish life the successful Balfour Concert will
for Miss Sachs, who is rt. - Itpera-
just outside Florence, his father
'ienerally and appealed for mass be awarded at the annual Zionist
ting from a long irness.
conducted a school for singers. It
enrollment of Detroit Jews in the Organization of Detroit victory
was at home that young Braggiotti
Zionist movement to assist in num- party at the Zionist Cultural Cen-
began studies in piano and cello
erous tasks in Israel's behalf, on ter, Southfield, next Wednesday
and was soon performing in public.
the political arena and in the ad- evening.
When the family moved to Boston.
vancement of Jewish education.
President Richard B. Kramer
Mario enrolled in the New England
The concert received the ac- and the chairman of the Balfour
Conservatory of Music. The piano
claim of the near-capacity aud- Concert committee, Dr. Sidney
team of Fray and Braggiotti was
ience, at Ford Auditorium. Vat- Friedlaender, announce that in ad-
the first team to play both classics
This Week's Radio and
ter Poole's direction, the Detroit dition to presenting the awards
and sophisticated jazz on the same f;
Telev;sion Programs
Symphony Orchestra's note- and to reports on last Sunday's
program.
worthy presentation of several event, there will be a program
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LUBAVITCII JEWISH HOUR
popular numbers and the sing- featuring the Wayne State Uni-
Making its first American tour,
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday.
ing of Robert Merrill gained versity Student Zionist Organiza-
the famed BERLIN MOZART
Station: WKNR.
much favor.
tion in an original skit, "The Ex-
CHOIR comes to the Masonic Aud-
Feature: Rabbi Yitzhak Kagan
Merrill sang four selections with odus," and in Israeli songs.
itorium 8:20 p.m. today.
will speak on "The Acid-Test of
the
orchestra
and
afterward
ap-
r.
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All ZOD members and their
Judaism." A forum will discuss
SERGIU COMISSIONA. music "Hasidism and Art" in conjunc- peared in a program of Hebrew friends are invited.
director of the Goteborg Symphony tion with the fortthcoming exhibit and Yiddish songs and selections
Orchestra, makes his first appear- of Hasidic art at Wayne State from George Gershwin's and Roger
and Hammerstein's compositions.
ance with the Detroit Symphony University.
accompanied by Prof. Eugene Boy-
Orchestra as guest conductor
with
sort
of the University of Michigan
Thursday and Saturday. Dec. 14
ETERNAL LIGHT (RADIO)
School of Music. Concluding his
and 16. at Ford Auditcrium. Com-
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
special
selections
with
the
singing
issiona's program will include Ra-
Station: WWJ.
of Hava Nagila, in which he was
vel's comnlete music for the bal-
Formerly The Montego,
Feature: "The Thief and the
let Daphnis and Chloe, with chorus. Hangman," a drama by Morton joined by the audience, Merrill at
Music for the Young
once
became the audience's fav-
The Wayne State University Choral Wishengrad, will be featured.
of All Ages
orite.
Union. conducted by MALCOLM
FOR
BOOKINGS CALL:
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Poole's able direction, the selec-
JOHNS, will participate in conjunc-
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ETERNAL LIGHT
tion
of
a
number
of
well-received
tion with the Centennial Celebra-
(TELEVISION)
tion of the university. The other
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday.
works performed will be Stravin-
Station: Channel 4.
sky's Petrouchka.
Feature: "Light and Livelihood
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in the Bible."
THE OAK PARK COUNCIL OF
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REGISTER YOUR OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS AT THE BEAUTIFUL
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
THE MAGIC DOOR
will install officers 6:45 p.m
Time: 6:30 p.m. Monday.
Thursday at the Oak Park Com-
Station: Channel 56.
munity Center. Mayor Joseph
14380 W. 8 MILE, OAK PARK
Feature: Tiny Tov and his lit-
LI 8-1825
Forbes will be installing officer.
tle pals entertain for the youth.
and Donald F. McIntyre, Oak Park
Ideally Located 1/4 Mile From Northland
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city manager, will be guest speak-
Lounge, Restaurant and All Other Mcdern Conveniences
HEAR OUR VOICE
er. New officers are Mrs. Beverly
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
SPECIAL WEEKEND RATES — $10 PER DAY SINGLE
Benaim, president: Fred E Wilson.
Station: WCAR.
vice president; Saul Chudnow.
Airport Transportation Available
Feature: The idiom of Yiddish
treasurer: Mrs: Barbara Plaskey,
folk song will be explored by Can-
Mrs. Freida Kolb secretaries. For
tor Harold Orbach.
reservations, call Chudnow, 546-
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6932, or Beverly Benaim, 543-5891.
IN CONTACT
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WJR.
Feature: The war in Vietnam
will be discussed by religious
groups and their leaders in this
country.
Brevit's
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RABBI CHENOCH LIBERMAN
open to the public Wednesday,
through Dec. 17, will feature the
works of two Hasidic artists, Rab-
bis Chenoch Liberman and Zalman,
Kleinman. Rabbi Liberman, a
primitive master, is of Russian or
igin and Rabbi Kleinman is a well-
known graphic artist of Brooklyn.
The sponsors dinner following
the preview is for the benefit of
Camp Gan Israel and the Habad
Vocational Schools in Israel. Both
Business
Brevities
General agent AUSTIN A. KAN
TER and his associates and staff
members were treated to dinner
by National Life Insurance Com-
pany of Vermont for finishing first
in percentage-of-quota achieved in
their eight-agency sales group in
the firm's recent sixth annual
sales campaign. The $2,519,000 of
life insurance paid for was 15 per
cent of their goal. Special recogni-
tion was given to HAROLD M
FREED, for finishing in the first
10 in percentage-of-quota among
the agents from Maine to Hawaii
taking Hart in the drive. He sub-
mitted 46 per cent of his goal, or
$257,000, of1$ta ci i d-for life insurance.
and ranked th in percentage.
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HAROLD B. GREENBLATT.
CLU, 21651 Stratford, Oak Park.
agency manager in the local area
for American United Life Insur-
ance. attended a manager's meet-
ing last week in the company's
Indianapolis home office.
Make Your Party Swing
THE PUPPETS
HAVING A WEDDING or BAR MITIVA!
EMBASSY MOTEL
Levin Candidate
for Democratic
State Leadership
HIGH LIGHTS
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WJBK.
and
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 2.
Feature: Dr. Shmuel Ben-Dor,
assistant professor of sociology at
Wayne State University, will dis-
cuss life in the shtetl of Eastern
Europe.
Jordan Presses Boycott
Against Yule Pilgrimages
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JERUSALEM (ZINS) — A cam-
paign is being organized by the
Jordanian authorities to persuade
Christian communities to boycott
Christmas services in Bethlehem
this year, according to reports re-
ceived from Amman.
The efforts are aimed to dis-
courage Jordanian citizens from
crossing into the West Bank for
the holiday, although the Israel
government has announced its
readiness to set aside Allenby
Bridge for Arab Christian pilgrims.
There are indications, however,
that hundreds of Christian Arabs
Will ignore the Jordanian cam-
paign and are planning to make
the pilgrimage.
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Records Preservation
Planned by Seminary
State Senator Sander Le-
vin is the chief contender for
the chairmanship of the State
Democratic Committee. He an-
nounced his availability for the
post Wednesday and from pres-
ent indications be may be elect-
ed unanimously at the forthcom-
ing party sessions, as successor
to Zoltan Ferency.
NEW YORK—The establishment
of American Jewish Religious Ar-
chives at The Jewish Theological
Seminary of America has been an-
nounced by Dr. Louis Finkelstein,
seminary chancellor. The new
seminary division under the direc-
tion of Dr. Moshe Davis, will
select, classify and preserev the
original records and other source
material which will ultimately pro-
vided a basis for any history of
Judaism as it has developed in the
New World.
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Southfield
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