Dr. Judd Teller, author, for- merly was director of informa-
eign correspondent and a lead- tion and publications of the
ing American authority on Mid- Jewish Agency for Palestine.
dle East affairs, has joined the
The all-day UJA conference
list of distinguished speakers will open at 10 a.m., and will
who will address the Michigan continue with a luncheon and
Regional Conference of the an afternoon session. Conferees
United Jewish Appeal, at the will plan means of securing
Hotel Pantlind, Grand Rapids, maximum state participation in
Sunday.
the national UJA drive.
The announcement was made
The conference committee' in-
by the conference officers, Sam cludes Julius Brandle, Battle
Kravitz of Grand Rapids, con- Creek; Martin Solkin, Benton
ference chairman, Jack 0. Lef- Harbor; Berbard Preis, Jackson;
ton of Ferndale and B. Morris MOrris Rose, Kalamazoo; Sam
of Flint, co-chairmen.
Fox, Lansing; Dr. J. N. Schor,
Besides Dr. Teller, the speak- Mt. Clemens; Fred Stein, Mus-
ers will include Mrs. Helen Ga- kegon; Dr. Harry Arnkoff, Pon-
hagan Douglas, renowned ac- tiac; Alvin Winkleman, Port
tress who served three terms Huron; and Herbert Schlager,
as Congresswoman from Cali- Ypsilanti.
fornia, and a number of leaders
in Michigan's civic and philan-
thropic activities.
Lefton, who has just returned
from a UJA overseas study mis-
sion, will give a firSt-hand re-
The Junior Division of the
port on the Middle-East crisis. Jewish Welfare Federation has
Dr. Teller, who last week was again volunteered its services
named political secretary of the to the Torch Drive. •
- World Zionist Organization, for-
Alan E. Luckoff, chairman
of last year's Junior Division
Torch unit, will lead a term of
35 who will work as a unit in
this year's drive. Harvey Gor-
don and Miriam Reitman are
• With the
•° associate chairman.
• Music by
The Ju,nior Division has been
assigned an area bounded by
Dexter and Livernois on the
East and West, Oakman on the
South and the railroad tracks
• and Orchestra
•
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beyond Doris to the North. They
Call:
•
also will cover several apart-
:UN 3-6501
ment buildings in the Palmer
:UN 4-3174 or UN 3-8982. Park area.
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JWF Jr. Division
Aids. Torch Drive

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• SAMMY
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KRIM

Danny Raskin's

LISTENING

P

THE MEMBERS OF THE
Evergreen Jewish Congregation
have been working five and
one-half years on having their
own synagogue . . . This year,
they have hopes of starting their
building on Evergreen and
Seven Mile Rd... . . Over 200
families are now meeting at the
Methodist Church nearby,
where services were held during
the Holy Days . . . Friday night
services are conducted at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Dave
Silver on Kentfield, except for
one Friday each month, when
Rabbi Eskin holds services at
the Esther Berman Branch of
the United Hebrew Schools .. .
Proceeds from the third annual
Variety Show by the Evergreen
Jewish Congregation, Nov. 4, at
United Dairies Workers Hall on
Second, will also go toward the
building of their new synagogue
. . • Everyone in the show is
either a member . of the shule
or of the sisterhood . . . It is
being directed by Lou Brown
and Arnold Cohen, with Gladys
Levine in charge of the choreo-
graphy . . . The show will start
at 8:45 p.m., Sunday, promising
a full evening of fun . . . Dave
Simon is president of the con-
gregation.
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Woodward
Nr. 6 Mile Rd.

Last

4 Days

Kirk Douglas

in M-G-M's

"LUST

for

LIFE"

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at Masonic Temple Auditorium.

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Wed. Eve.,

BIGOLETTO

the Duke; Sylvia Stahlman as Gilda;
Cornell MacNeil as Rigoletto.

as

With FRANCIS BIBLE

Thomas
In French

Fri. Eve., Nov. 9

MIGNON

in the title role; Beverly Sills as Filina;
Richard Verreau as Wilhelm Meister.

In French

Sat. Eve., Nov: 10

Puccini
In Italian

LA BOHEME

Sun. Eve., Nov. 11

Tues. Eve., Nov. 13

DIE FLEDERMAUS

With EILEEN FARRELL,

as Leonora; Irene Kramarich as Azucens;
Jon Craig as Manrico.

In Italian

IL TROVATORE

Wed. Eve., Nov. 14

Leo Adler Opens
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.

With HIRAM SHERMAN

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In English

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Johann Strauss

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as Rosalinda; Jon Crain as Eisenstein;
Francis Bible as Orlovsky.

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Box offices open October 17 al
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Horowitz Catering Co.

as Rodolpho; Sarah Fleming as Mimi;
Beverly Bower as Musetta.

As Alfredo; Cornell MacNeil as the elder
Germont.

CATERING

For

ON THE RECENT OPENING
of the hunting season, Charlie
Lubow was among a group of
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as Carmen; Richard Cassilly as Don Jose;
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Verdi

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Dave
Kornfield acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives and
friends during the family's re-
cent bereavement.

TRAY CATERING

raise funds for the Leader Dog

Fund in memory of her hus-
band . . . who was blind a year-
and-a-half before passing away
. . . Although it has been hard
for her to afford it, Lillian
donates the prizes and refresh-
ments herself • . . refuses to
seek aid from various stores,
because she feels hers is not an
authorized organization.
* * *

installations in Europe, North
Africa and the Middle East.
While visiting Israel, Mrs.
Segal participated in corner-
stone ceremonies for the new
vocational training center being
constructed by ORT in the Tel
Aviv area.

STRICTLY KOSHER

LILLIAN GLINTER, a
widow, has found a personal
way to happiness by getting un-
attached young people together
. . . She holds a social function
in her home each month to

y LLIS CURTIN
;a4,
Musical Drama in the title role;
n
Tr16-te
and Jon Crain
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Mat., Nov. 1 1

ORPHEUS IN THE
UNDERWORLD

Mrs. Victor Segal, of New
York, president of Women's
American ORT, will be guest
speaker at a
dessert lunch-
eon meeting of
the local ORT
chapter a t 1
p.m., Monday,
in the Stand-
ard Club of
the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel.
Mrs. Henry
Paris e r an d Mrs. Segal
Mrs. Irving Mahler are in
charge of arrangements for the
day's program, which will be
gin at 10 a.m. with a combined
chapter board meeting.
Mrs. Segal will meet with
Mrs. Harold Kukes, regional
ORT president, and other local
leaders to discuss organization
and policy.
The afternoon session w i 11
hear Mrs. Segal report on her
recent two-month tour of ORT

With GLORIA LANE

Bizet

Sat. Mat., Nov. 10
CARMEN

In nine gala
performances

With JUSS1 BJOERLING

Verdi
In Italian

Nov. 7

Mrs. Segal to Talk at ORT Luncheon

33—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, Novemb er 2, 1956

Middle East Authority to Address
UJA Regional Parley on Sunday

LEO ADLER (left) and SID
BRAND, of Leo Adler's, -Inc.,
the largest DeSoto-Plymouth
dealer in the United States,
announced the opening this
week of their third branch at
13800 W. '7 Mile, east of
James Couzens. The other
two showrooms are located
at '73'79 Woodward and 3000
Fenkell. In opening the third
branch, Adler and Brand ad-
vised that the firm has avail-
able a large stock of 195'7
DeSotos and Plymouths, and
promised "the usual good
deal, along with immediate
delivery."

GREEN
CARL'S

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