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Gen. Mordecai Makleff, former Chief of Staff of the Israel
Defense Army, will come from Jerusalem to address the na-
tional action conference of the United Jewish Appeal, June 9
and 10, at Roimevelt Hotel, New York. Fifty million dollars
in community cash collections is being sought by the UJA as
the goal for the conference. Gen. Makleff (left) is shown
here in a "Shalom!" handshake with Gen. Moshe Dayan, his
successor as head of Iswel's Defense Army since 1953, while
Prime Minister and Minister, of Defense David Ben-Gurion
looks on. Gen. Makleff was a major in the Jewish Brigade of
the British Army during World War II.

Mrs. Siner to Address Torah Fund Luncheon
Of Conservative Sisterhood Women

Sisterhood women affiliated
with Conservative synagogues
in Michigan will' meet for a
luncheon Wednesday afternoon,
at Adas Shalom Synagogue.
Those attending will be con-
tributors to the Torah Fund of
the Jewish Theological Semin-
ary. The fund helps to main-
tain the Program of the Sem-
inary as a
source of
teaching posi-
tive values- of
Torah.
Mrs. Max H.
Goldsmith,
Michigan Tor-
a h Fund
chairman, an-
nounces that
Mrs. Emdnuel
Siner,
ate past presi
dent of the
Mrs. Siner
National Worn-
en's League of the United Syn-

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guest speaker. •
Mrs. Siner, currently national
Torah Fund chairman, is a
member of the New York State
Bar. She has been -a leader in
the Girl Scouts, Red Cross and
League of Women Voters.
• "Jacob's Dream," a dramatic
presentation written by Josef
Beer Hofman and adapted by
Mrs. Harry Oberstein, will be
given by Mesdames Philip
Frank, Harold Koenigsberg and
Mr. Bob Leslie.
For luncheon reservations or
information, call Mrs. Ii-win Le-
vine, ' Detroit area chairinan,
UN. 1-5780; Mrs. Sol Docks,
reservations chairman, UN. 2-
6251; or Mrs. Alex BrookS, state
chairman, ,•UN. 3-1563. -

Bnai•Brith Young.
Adults Set Parley

Members of the Bnai Brith.
Young Adults this week are
making plans to attend the an-
nual district convention, to be
held next month at Camp Lake-
in-the-Woods, near Decatur,
Mich. .
The weekend program will
consist of leadership training
sessions and explanatory talks
on the varied aspects of organ-
ization. -
Those who will attend from
Detroit this year are Morton
Plotnick, Mike Pelavin, Rena
Schwartz, Sandy Eisenberg,
Paul Sohreiman, Fred Morgan-
r o t h, Shirley Kazdan, Sal
George, Phil Feldman, Marilyn
Miller, Stuart Raskas and Lila
Diskin.
For further information, call
Lila Diskin, secretary, TO.
6-2615, or Morton Plotnick,
president, TO. 8-9658.

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president; Hy Saham, vice-pres-
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"The Pajama Game" has
extended its successful • en-
gagement at Detroit's Shubert
Theater through June 2. Fol-
lowing its De-
„.trofrun of six
weeks, "The
Pajama Game' f
will veer east-•
,ward to Bos-
t o n, Philadel-
phia and Wash-
ington, D.C.
Miss Barbara
Bostock romps
away with the
Miss Bostock nightly lkrnors
as the impish secretary named
Gladys. Cast is headed by MGM
recording star Fran Warren,
Larry Douglas and Buster West.
Based on the Book of the
Month novel, "71/2 Cents," the
George Abbott-Richard Bissell
libretto satirizes the mores and
morals of wonderfully amusitig
people employed in a mid-Wes-
tern pajama factory.
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In connection with "Epilepty
Month," recently proclaimed by
Gov. Williams, CARO STATE
HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPTICS
will hold an open house from
1 to 5 Ran., May 26. Displays
of finished articles made by pa-
tients in the occupational, rec-
reational and industrial therapy
departments will be on exhibit
and will be presented in a style
show. A social hour is, planned.
* * *
ROSNER FAMILY CLUB
will meet on May 27, in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Rosner, 11317 Yosemite.
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Tuesday, June 12, the DE-
TROIT SYMPHONY ORCHES-
TRA will open its popular
summer season of concerts in
the Music Shell at the Michi-
gan State Fair Grounds. The
series will run nine weeks with
concerts presented free to the
public on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, evenings at 8:15
p. m. through Aug. 11.
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DTJRFEE CHAPTER, Better
Schools Association, will con-
clude its season at 8 p. m.,
Tuesday, in the school auditor-
ium. An evaluation of this
year's program and planning
for the future will be discuss-
ed. Election . of officers and
board members will be follow-
ed by a social hour. All. Dm.:
fee parents are invited- to at-
tend.
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The newest painting
RHODA ZAHAVIE SHAMES,
19318 Roselawn, is currently on
exhibitioli at the J. L.. Hudson
Co. Fine Arts Galleries. The
painting, "Masorah," is part of
the religious art show of the
Ecclesiastical Art Guild of De-
troit, which continues through
May 26.

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term as president.
Before his first. term of office
Judge Levin was president of
the United Jewish Charities,
Federation's predecessor a n d
now' its property holding
branch.

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There will be a Jewish Com-
munity Center Teen-Tween
dance, Monday evening, at the
Davison branch. The Tween
band, made up of Sol Forman,
Mike Kushner, Dave Levine,
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