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Labor Day Dystrophy Telethon Features Local, National Talent
Top talent performing in will appear on a local tele-
New York, thon segment at 8:15 a.m.,
Las Vegas,
Monday. They will present
Hollywood, and Nashville
9 check from the fund-
will be joined by such De- raising activities of Disraeli,
troit-area personalities as Rappoport. Ahavah and
Dennis Wholey, Bill Ken- Naches chapters.
nedy, Marilyn Turner,
For 10 minutes each hour,
Jimmy Launce and Lou and WKBD-TV will "b r e a k
Jackie Gordon in the 201/2- away" from the Lewis show
hour-long Jerry Lewis Labor to feature local business and
Day Telethon for Muscular labor leaders, civic officials
Dystrophy, beginning 10:30 and MD youngsters. The
p.m. Sunday through 7 p.m. station will also stay on the
Monday, on Channel 50.
air to feature local personali-
Representatives of Michi- 20 , :2 hours at phone centers
gan Region, Great Lakes ties for a half-hour after
Council of Bnai Brith Girls, Lewis signs off in Las Vegas.
In addition to the studio
portions of the telethon,
WKBD-TV will televise De-
troit-area residents as they
deposit contributions in a
giant "drive-up" fishbowl
located outside the Southfield
television station.
More than 1,400 local vol-
unteers wil be on duty for
in Northland, Eastland, West-
Ntoonlightino- Soloist`Discovered'
JERUSALEM — During a i Philharmonic Orchestra. In
recent tour of Shaare Zedek Israel for a series of guest
Hospital here, IN o r 1 d re- performances, he had ex-
nowned conductor Z u b i n pressed interest in visiting
Mehta had a surprise en- Shaare Zedek, where hospital
counter with C i I 1 a Gross- director Prof. David M.
meyer, an X-ray technician Maeir presented Mehta with
at the hospital who has been the Shaare Zedek Centenary
chosen by Mehta to sing in a Medal. Dr. Maeir knew of
series of operatic concerts Miss Grossmeyer's unique
he is conducting in Israel. "moonlighting" activities and
Mehta had previously audi- arranged for the surprise
tioned Miss Grossmeyer and meeting between the two.
was unaware of her other
Understanding hospital of-
occupation.
ficials enabled her to corn-
Mehta serves as music ad- plete her studies at the Music
viser to the Israel Philhar- Academy while working at
monic Orchestra, in addition the hospital and appearing
to his regular position as con- on the stage. Now, when she
ductor of the Los Angeles has to appear at auditions,
rehearsals and performances,
the hospital allows her to ad-
just her work schedule so as
not to interfere with her
The University of Michigan singing career, Miss Gross-
Dearborn announces open au- meyer said.
ditions Tuesday for the newly
formed UNIVERSITY OF Dutch Premier Denies
MICHIGAN DEARBORN
SYMPHONIC WIND EN- Ex-Nazi to Go Free
SEMBLE under the musical
AMSTERDAM (JTA) —
direction of David A. Sam- Dutch Premier Joop Den Uyl
uels. The musical group is denied rumors that at least
open free of charge to all one of the three remaining
high school through adult war criminals imprisoned in
musicians in the Detroit area. Holland would soon be re-
Interested musicians should leased.
bring a solo piece to the Fair-
At his weekly press con-
lane Mansion at the back of ference, the Dutch premier
the University of Michigan said the government had
Dearborn Campus. Regular agreed last year to consult
rehearsals will be held Tues- Parliament before any such
days from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
step was taken.
For information, call Sam-
Moreover, he said, no
uels, 582-5283.
early cabinet decision on the
matter is expected.
Major MICHAEL K. LE-
In February 1972, the con-
VITT, son of Dr. and Mrst:'
templated
release of the
S. Levitt of Knob Woods
Dr., Southfield, has been men, all Germans, stirred
named to the University of widespread protest. Their re-
Michigan's medical school in lease was abandoned.
the department of child and
adolescent psychiatry. Maj.
Levitt completed his military
service in the U.S. Air Force
Medical Corps at the U.S.
Air Force Academy in Colo-
rado.
Brevities
land and Oakland University.
Proceeds from the telethon
provide diagnosis, evalua-
tion, clinic treatment, ther-
apy sessions, wheelchairs,
crutches, and other patient
services free of charge to
Michigan MD victims. Pro-
ceeds also support medical
research into MD, which is,
as yet, incurable.
Holocaust Memorial Sculpture
Wins Fair's 'Best of Show' Prize
A copper and brass sculp-
ture as a memorial to the
artist's parents who died in
a concentration camp won
the Best of Show award in
the Michigan State Fair arts
division competition. It is
the highest award in the
amateur division.
The 4x3-foot sculpture "I
Accuse" was created by
Henry Friedman of Raine
Ave., Oak Park. He also won
second prize for his copper
sculpture, "Moses and the
10 Commandments."
Friedman, a tool and die
maker, took 11/2 years to
complete Accuse." In his
spare time, he took small
pieces of scrap found in his
shop and silver-soldered or
brazed them together.
He described the piece as
depicting a trial somewhere
in the universe where a
judge is condemning the
world for atrocities against
the Jews. I none hand, the
main figure holds a concen-
tration camp, and in the
other a grave. Angels com-
prise the remainder of
sculpture.
His "Moses" was created
completely from copper. The
one-foot-high sculpture de-
picts Moses holding the 10
Commandments in one hand,
and in the other a staff made
of copper pipe. In front of
the figure is a burning bush.
Friedman began sculpting
as a hobby four years ago.
He said his Jewish life and
training inspired him. Al-
though he was reluctant to
enter his work in competi-
tion, his children persuaded
him. The pieces will be on
display among other sculp-
tures in the Community Arts
Building until Monday.
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Is THE TIME TO
Place Your New Year
Greetings in
THE JEWISH NEWS
Holiday Issue—Sept. 28
There's no better way
to say
MOVIE
GUIDE
NIEO G HilORHOOD
to all your relatives
and friends
Dr. AVRAHAM BERKO- Americana Complex I, II, Ill
VITS, senior lecturer in the
faculty of aeronautical en-
gineering at the Technion-
Israel Institute of Tech-
nology will represent Israel
as a full member of the 12-
nation International Commit-
tee on Aeronautical Fatigue
(ICAF). The purpose of
ICAF is to disseminate new
information in the field of
aircraft fatigue among re-
search workers and to en-
hance communication and
cooperation among those con-
cerned with this problem.
Aircraft fatigue is respon-
sible for a number of break-
dcwns and accidents every
year. Dr. Berkovits emi-
grated from the U. S. to join
the Technion in 1962. As Is-
rael representative on ICAF,
he will administer the Israel
ICAF Center, which will now
be set up at the Technion.
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