THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Nov.

' 1 m-27- Channel 56 Artfair 'Nears

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Channel 56 will have its
annual Artfair on the Air
Nov. 23 and 24 at its New
Center studio on Second Ave.
Celebrities from the press,
radio, TV and the art com-
munity will auction off more
than 1,000 donated pieces to
home viewers who will place
bids by phone.
A special preview will be
held Tuesday through Nov.
20 in the lobby of the Fisher
Building.

Jewish News columnist
Danny Raskin has for more
than 32 years covered well-
known artists in Detroit's
entertainment circles. Sun-
day many of his close friends
'paid tribute to Raskin on the
occasion of his son Scott's
Bar Mitzva.
A "Who's Who" list of band
leaders in D_etroit donated
their entertainment to
Scott's party at the Raleigh
House.
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Master -of ceremonies was
Sammy Woolf, who worked
at the party with comedian
Max Sosin, singers Tatty
Grant and Shelby Lee and
band leaders:
Hal Gordon and three mem-
bers of his ban:d Mack Pitt,
Frankie Paul, Dick Stein,
Sam Barnett, Eddie Burg,
Irwin Cantor, Joe Cornell,
and Billie Rose and Rose's
sons and a cousin known as
the Four Roses.
Travel agent Jules Fayne
came out of professional
photography retirement to
take pictures of the event.

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Chairmen Mrs. Albert Fill
and Mrs. Coleman Verona
announce the following art-
ists have contributed works
for the auction: Howard
Nordlund, Reva Shwayder,
Mary Beard., Barbara Kei-
dan, Max Shaye, Kit Snider,
John Glick and David Ein-
stein.
International artists and
prominent art galleries and
collectors also have contin-
ued a Karel Appel litho-
raph, two oils by Sarkis
Sarkisian, a Lowell Nesbitt
graphic and a Gaugin etch-
ing.
Among the art items to be
auctioned off are pottery,
woven pillows, wall-hangings,
exotic plants, designer jew-
elry, antiques, coins and
stamps. art glass and other
collectibles.
The Artfair and the annual
Channel 56 auction provide
39 per cent of the non-com-
mercial station's annual in-
come.

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By Rabbi Samuel J: Fox

(Copyright 1974, JTA, Inc.)

The Sabbath is ushered in
earlier than sunset on Friday
night and taken leave of later
than. on • Saturday
night.
Some authorities (e.g.',
Mechiltle Jethro) claim that
the verses in the Bible infer
this practice. The verse in
the Bible which reads "Re-
member the Sabbath" infers
having the Sabbath in mind
while it is not yet Sabbath.
The verse which reads "Keep
the Sabbath" implies watch-
ing and holding on to the
Sabbath as it leaves. Others
claim that it is imposSible
for the human being to know
the exact moment of sunset.
Thus, in order not to make
the mistake of violating the
Sabbath on sunset one should
observe the Sabbath before
sunset on Friday and after
sunset on Saturday. Still
others claini that the addi-
tional time both at the begin-
ning and at the end of the
Sabbath demonstrate our
love for the holiness of the
Sabbath. The coming of a
desirable visitor is antici-
pated even before he arrives
just as his departure is de-
layed by his host who wants
to spend as much time with
him as possible. Mystic au-
thorities in the Ka•baleh in-
dicate that 'the dead are
given a respite from their
ordeals on the Sabbath. Their
respite lasts as long as the
living observe the Sabbath.
The longer the living observe
the Sabbath the better it is
for the dead.

.Warsaw Ghetto
SS Charged

BONN (JTA) — The Ham-
burg public prosecutor has
raised charges of murder of
Jews and Poles in the War-
saw ghetto against former
SS officers Hans Baecker,
61, and Helmuth Orf, 58.
The two men, who are ap-
pearing in court in the same
trial as former SS command
er in Warsaw Ludwig. Hahn,
66, are accused of selecting
Jews and Poles for deporta-
tion to concentration camps,
and for murdering their pris-
oners in Warsaw.

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