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12—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 18, 1950
News Brevities
Singers May Compete
SOLOMON FAMILY CLUB
"TZENA TZENA TZENA," the
met. at the home of Mr. and familial. old Hebrew folksong For Opera Scholarships
Mrs. Irving KL in. The next Which has suddenly become a
Young Michigan singers with
meeting ,will be at the home of Tin-Pan Alley hit, has just been
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lieberman.
released in its original form by grand opera as their goal are
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Columbia Records in a stirring invited to compete for the
OLGA JASLOVE F A MILY performance by Richard Tucker scholarship awarded annually
CLUB is meeting this evening at with an orchestra conducted by by the Grinnell Foundation of
the home of Mrs. Laura Fisher Sholom Secunda. It is the latest Music in cooperation with the
of 19928 Avon Rd. Plans are be,
in a series of Philadelphia- La Scala Opera
ing made for a Sep temb::-.r
recordings f o r Company which each year holds
social.
Columbia by the a Grand Opera Festival in Ma-
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leading tenor of sonic Temple.
The festival is sponsored by
KRESHOVER COUSINS CLUB
t h e Metropoli-
tan Opera Com- the Detroit Grand Opera Asso-
will meet Thursday, Aug. 17, at
p any. "Tzena ciation and will be held this
the home of Anne Brown, 3260
Tzena Tzena" is year the week of Oct. 2.
W. Euclid, to plan for the next
Applicants must be between
social outing. All members are
to be featured
this fall in a 18 and 35, residents of Michi-
urged to attend
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new Richard gan, and must have mature
Tucker
Tu c k e r album voices and be well grounded in
DAVID LEVINE, noted com-
mercial legal consultant, has re- "Israel Sings." The reverse side the technic of singing.
Deadline for applications is
turned from an extensive -visit of "Tzena Tzena. Tzena" is an-
Israel on be- other Hebrew folk favorite, Sept. 1.
Information concerning audi-
half of several "Shir Hacheirut," describing the
tions is contained in applica-
-heavy industrial pioneers at work in Israel.
tion blanks, requests for which
concerns in the
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should
be sent to Edith Rhetts
United States
The YOUNG ADULT GUILD
Levine r e p orts will hold a picnic and trip to Tilton, chairman of the scholar-
that industrial the zoo Sunday, Aug. 20. The ship committee, Philadelphia La
and agricultural group will meet at 10:30 a.m. at Scala Opera Company, 310
expansion h a s the streetcar terminal at the United Artists Bldg., Detroit 26.
b e en phenom- Fair Grounds on Woodward.
in Israel Bring lunches and carfare.
There's Only One Certain
Levine within the last
Thing About Using Want Ads—
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year. The greatest growth took
place in the development of new Results of the third annual Results.
housing facilities, road building, election of the KEPES FAMILY
pipe and cable laying, the open- CLUB are as follows: Joseph
trig of new quarries, and the Kepes, president; Henry Kepes,
Elect
expansion of public utilities: In vice president; In e z Kepes,
addition, new glass, cement. treasurer; Jean Kepes, secre-
brick and tile factories have tary. The club voted to donate
been opened. Mr. Levine, who is a 16-inch television set to the
a member of the Board of Di- Jewish War Veterans Home, in
rectors of A M E I C - American memory of Bertha and Samuel
Eretz Israel Corp., has the high- .Kepes.
est praise for the work of AMEIC
Successful Businessman
in Israel.
All types of home services are
and Farmer
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DE T R O I T LIBRARY COM- listed under Business Cards in
REPUBLICAN
MISION announces that the The Jewish News classified sec-
service of the Library's Book- tion.
mobile, or Branch Library on
Wheels, will be suspended from
Aug. 21 to Sept. 5, during which
Spend a Delightful Vacation at
time the Bookmobile will be
undergoing reconditioning.
DAN MILLS
Lt. Governor
UN Probes New
Art Exhibit, X-Rays
On Tap at State Fair Israel Complaint
For the first time in recent
years there will be an art ex-
hibit at the Michigan State Fair
in Detroit Sept. 1 through 10.
Under the directions of Polly
Lours of the home arts depart-
ment, arrangements have been
made to exhibit works of Michi-
gan artists who have won
awards within the past year.
Prizes totaling $500 will be
awarded in the oil and water
color painting groups.
The State Fair, according to
general manager James D. Friel,
is featuring more free enter-
tainment and educational feat-
ures this year than at any time
since the fair was started over
a century ago.
Beauty Queens from all parts
of the State will be assembled
in the Music Shell to pass in
review for the judges and the
loveliest girl from someplace in
Michigan will be crowned queen.
Free chest X-ray examina-
tions will be available to all
Fair visitors over 15 years' of
age, through joint efforts of the
Detroit Department of Health
and the Tuberculosis and Health
Society.
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The Is-
rael Government lodged a com-
plaint against Jordan with the
UN mixed armistice commission.
The complaint deals with an
incident which took place sev-
eral days ago south of Beersheba
when Jordan shepherds, backed
by soldiers of the Arab. Legion,
penetrated deep into Israel ter-
ritory. One Israel soldier was
killed in the ensuing clash.
UN representatives, accom-
panied by representatives of the
Israel Army, visited the scene
of the incident on Wednesday
with a view to opening an on-
the-spot investigation.
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