Saslays to Perform at Center Concert; Miss Rubin, Mr. Farber
to Speak Vows in April
Mendelssohn Work Will Premiere
Mendelssohn's Concerto for Vio-
lin, Piano and String orchestra
will be heard-for the first time in
Detroit at the next concert of the
Center Symphony Orchestra under
the direction of Julius Chajes 3
p.m. Sunday at
the Jewish Cen-
_ tr. Isidor Saslav
and his wife,
Ann Heiligman-
Saslav, will be
soloists.
Saslav, c o n -
certmaster o f
t h e Baltimore
Symphony Or-
chestra, and Mrs.
Saslav, a gradu-
ate of the Curtis
Ai Institute of Music,
Saslav formed a duo and
subsequently married, at Indiana
University in- 1962. Mr. and Mrs.
Saslav have been faculty members
of the State University of New
York at Buffalo and the University
of Minnesota. Currently, Saslav is
at Goucher College.
He has been concertmaster of
the Buffalo Philharmonic Or-
chestra and the Minneapolis
Symphony Orthestra, and has
been invited to participate for
the past eight seasons in the Cas-
ale Festival. Saslav joined the
Center Symphony Orchestra at
age 11 and continued as a mem-
ber of the first violin section
JWV
Mrs. Harry L. Friedman, presi-
dent of the Department of Michi-
gan Ladies Auxiliary, announces
a department meeting will be held
8:30 p.m. Feb. 15 at Howard John-
son's, 10 Mile and Northwestern
Hwy. Final plans will be discussed
for the visit of the national presi-
dent. Mrs. Sidney Cohen, past
department president, will be in-
tailed as president of the Women's
National Security Council Feb. 18.
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LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXILI-
ARY, entering its 23rd' year, is
planning its yearly membership
party for 7 p.m. Feb. 16 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Nem-
on, 24808 Pierce, Southfield. Din-
ner and a surprise program are
planned. Mothers, sisters and
wives of servicemen or veterans
are invited by President Mrs. Sam
Weiner and her junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Herman Silver.
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MORTON A. SILVERMAN DE-
TROIT POST will hear Rabbi Mil-
ton of Cong. 'Beth Achim
speak on"Anti-Semitism in. Rus-
sia" 8:30 p.m. Feb: 16 at Beth
Achim. Refreshments will - be
served. All Jewish veterans and
their friends are invited.
for six years prior to joining the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
The program also will include
Dvorak's New World Symphony
and Julius Chajes' Melody - and
Dance for English Horn and
Strings, with Lare Wardrop solo-
ing. The composition is dedicated
to Wardrop, who for many years
was a member of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra.
Tickets are available at the
Center.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 5, 1971-29
Prof. EMANUEL LEVINAS, a
former Lithuanian Jew, was
named recipient of the 1971 Albert
Schweitzer Prize, presented to him
by Queen Juliana of the Nether.
lands. Dr Levinas, a professor of
philosophy at the University of
Nanterre, was educated at the
Hebrew high school in Kovno. Lith-
uania, and at the Sorbonne in
Paris.
Editor, The Jewish News:
I read with sympathy last week's
letter by Mrs. Barbara Adler.
There certainly is no reason why
the Jewish community and all of
its various agencies should not give
its unmitigated support to the new
strictly kosher restaurant that re-
cently opened its doors at Ever-
green and Twelve Mile in South-
field. What is even more astound-
ing is that some individuals and
at least one organization that I
know of which is supposedly ded-
icated to the furtherance of Jewish
observance should oppose such an
establishment.
Everybody knows bow much of a
sacrifice it is for a man to keep
a restaurant closed on the Sabbath,
and to keep it strictly kosher at
that! I agree with Mrs. Adler that
a Jewish community of this size
certainly ought to have its own
kosher restaurant, but how can it
in the face of petty quibbling and
internal dissention?
Your editorial comment doesn't
shed much light on the situation.
You say "Except for New York,
New Jersey and Florida there are
no known states operating strictly
kosher restaurants." . . . As far
back as 10 years ago there were
strictly kosher restaurants in com-
munities much smaller than ours
in Memphis, Tenn., Los Angeles,
Calif.. New Haven, Conn., Atlanta,
Ga., Baltimore, Md., Boston, Mass.,
Philadelphia, Pa., and many
others.
We finally have something wor-
thy of our pride. Let's give it every-
thing we have to make it a success.
Sincerely yours,
Rabbi JACK GOLDMAN
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TERNITY, Deroit Graduate Chap
ter, will elect 1971 officers 8 p.m
Thursday at Blazo's Restaurant,
Oak Park. A report on the recent
national convention in Cleveland
will be heard.
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FOR THE BEST IN
MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
SAM IMPAIRER
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Scheer of
Bellwood Dr., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Janis Marlee Rubin to Sydney
Farber, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Farber of Marlow Ave., Oak Park.
An April wedding date has been
set.
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Guest speaker at the annual
Mikva Israel dinner to be held
6:30 p.m., Sunday at Cong. Sha-
arey Shomayim, will be Rabbi
Berel Wein of Beth Israel Con-
gregation, Miami Beach, and chief
administrative officer of the Mes-
ivta of Greater Miami.
Rabbi Wein, a native of Chicago,
was ordained at the Hebrew Theo-
logical College
We specialize in
there and in -
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Antwerp. He rec-
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for That most important event.
doctor degre e
from De Paul '
University and a .
26571 W. 12 Mile Rd., Southfield, Mich. 354-3554
doctor of He-
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brew literature
from the Hebrew
Mon.-Sat. 10 'til 5:30
Theological Col-
lege. He has -- .
been a practic- Rabbi Wein -
ing attorney, rabbi and business-
man.
The father of four children,
Rabbi Wein is married to the
former Jackabed Levin, daughter
of Rabbi Leizer of the Detroit
Council of Orthodox Rabbis.
Guest entertainers at the dinner
will be the Or Hakesef Quartet.
For information or reservations,
call Mrs. Meir Lieberson, 542-6834.
Rabbi Berel Wein
to Speak at Dinner
of Mikva Israel
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THE MANAGER SAYS THOSE PRICES
ARE GIVING PEOPLE THE RIGHT TO
STEAL MY SON, THE LAWYER, SAYS,
Silent No Longer
BY MERIAM MARGOLLS
"Silent Jews of Russia " are silent
no longer!
Their voices onrushing surge
ever stronger
Batter against their imprisonment wall!
So bold, so relentless, so brave
.
Is their spirit
Through curtain of iron the world
_
can hear it
And all who love freedom must
answer their call!
As a river cut off from its
source cannot live,
As a tree from roots severed its
fruit cannot give
And as both, thus deprived, are
destined to die—
So the Russian Jews, toc, in
their roots and their source
Fer survival, as Jews, see- their
only recourse
And pressures to rob them of
these they defy!
Like brave eagles. held captive,
they strain for She flight
From encasing confinement by
Soviet brute might
To unbridled fulfillment in Israel!
But their cage doors are locked
and the bars are too high
For their wings, cramped and
shackled, above them to fly
And each effort they make their
captors repel!!
Yet. their hearts filled with
courage reject all despair
And their voices of protest like
thunder cleave air,
Overflowing beyond imprisonment
wall!
In' the outside world is heard
their 'passionate plea
To help shatter their chains
that nrevent them to nee-
And all who love freedom must
answer their call!
Michigan's rivers and streams
would reach one and a half time
around the world.
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