Hampton to. Visit Israel; UN. Tour Ended by ; Kaye

NEW YORK, (JTA) — Lionel
Hampton, ° whose tour of , Israel
last year broke 'all box-office
records will return to Israel
again this month, on the basis
of an appeal from President
Itzhak Ben Zvi, it was reported
by Variety, shOw business trade
newspaper. Hampton, now on
a European tour, had not origi-
nally scheduled an Israel stop,
but later arranged to be there
from May 8 to June 12.
According to the report, Pres-
ident Ben Zvi said that the
Hampton tour would be impor-
tant as a "morale builder." The
report also noted that a number
of other "jazz units touring
Europe and the Near East- have
been bypassing Israel because
of the war tension there."
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TEL AVIV. (JTA) — Danny
Kaye wound up a standing room
only tour of Israel with a per-

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formance at the garden audi-
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points on nearby roofs. Kaye,
who was here on his ,Asian
goodwill mission for the United

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Nation International Children's
Fund (UNICEF), highlighted his
final appearance by "conduct-
ing" the Israel Philharmoniic
Orchestra.
Speaking -seriously, Kaye told
his audience that he had been
overwhelmed by his emotional
reaction to Israel and promised
that he would return again soon
to see more of Israel and would
bring his daughter Diana. He
added that he was sure she
would be greeted with great
affection. His tour, which includ-
ed entertaining an Arab school
at Nazareth, was especially wel-
comed by children all over the
country. -
Mr. Kaye also helped to break
oolnde b other
ott
record. He "drew" a
tremendous attendance at Biilu
Synagogue on Rothschild Boule-
vard lere,
h
and police were
needed to make way for him
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Branch 470-E will elect new
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Beth Aaron Sisterhood To Induct New Officers

New officers of Beth Aaron
Sisterhood will be installed at
luncheon ceremonies Monday
afternoon, in the synagogue.
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Mesdames I. Chaiken, pres-
ident; J. Shenkman, J. Taylor
and H. Zalenko, vice-presidents;
J. H. Moss, G. Fredson, G. Gold-
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A "down right-honest-country
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Communal. Service Parley
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Isidore Sobeloff, of Detroit,
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the 58th annual meeting of the
National Conference of Jewish
Communal Service, to be held
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