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THE DETROIT JEWIS H NEWS— Friday, Februa ry 15, 1961 -
Vaad Harabothin
Rallies to Aid of
Telshe Yeshiva
The Council of Orthodox Rab-
bis of Detroit (Vaad Harabonim)
will meet 10:30 a.m. Monday at
Cong. Beth T e f i 1 o _Emanuel,
18515 Wyoming, to map plan
to aid in the rebuilding of the
Telshe Yeshiva in Cleveland.
The Yeshiva was victim of a
fire on Jan. 1 which destroyed
a dormitory and claimed the
lives of two of its students. The
building had housed 67 pupils.
As a result of the blaze, Ohio
state authorities have condemned
two other frame dormitories,
creating the displacement of
more than 150 students.
State officials also have or-
dered that the Mechina building,
which houses the Bais Medrash,
classrooms for the various
shiurim, dormitories for the Me-
china and the secular high school
be vacated by the end of the
winter term, Rosh Chodesh
Nisan.
The cost for re-establishing the
institution has been estimated at
more than $200,000, according,
to its president, Rabbi Ch. Mor-
decai Katz, who will head the
delegation to Detroit for the
meeting. Those who wish infor-
mation on the project may do
so by contacting a member of
the Council of Orthodox Rabbis
of Detroit.
Rabbi Segal to Review
`Homecoming at Twilight'
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will re-
view "Homecoming at Twilight"
by Jacob Glatstein in the last
of the season's book review
series sponsored by the Adas
Shalom Sisterhood, at 10 a. m.
Tuesday, in the Adas Shalom
social hall. Co-chairmen of the
book review series are Mes-
dames George Liss and Harry
Nachman.
The review will be preceded
by a continental breakfast.
Tickets may be obtained by con-
tacting Mrs. Albert Potiker, UN
1-0205, or Mrs. Robert Dunsky,
LI 4-0872.
Cohn Branch to Hold
Children's Style Show
Maly and Samuel Cohn
Branch, United Hebrew Schools,
will present its second annual
children's fashion show 12:30
p.m. March 5 at 31840 W. Seven
Mile, Livonia.
Juniors will model spring en-
sembles of the latest fashions
and a dessert luncheon will be
served. Prizes will be awarded.
For information, call Mrs.
Ann Hearshen, GA 2-2314, Rae
Cohen, or Eileen Schwartz.
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Temple Israel Will
Premier Opera 'The
Thief and Hangman'
Highlighting a two-month fes-
tival of Jewish music, Temple
Israel will present the Detroit
premier of the opera "T h e
Thief and the Hangman" 8:30
p.m. Sunday at the Temple,
17400 Manderson.
Arranged by Cantor Harold
Orbach, the opera presentation
will feature with him Shirley
Benyas, Jack Bazell, Leo Mogill,
Sidney Reznick, John Redfield
and Irving Rosengard. Mrs. Or-
bach is the narrator and James
Tocco is the accompanist.
"The Thief and the Hangman"
was written by Morton Wishen-
grad and set to music by Abra-
ham Elistein. The opera was
given its premier performance
in New York two years ago and
has been presented in other
areas of the country and over
national television.
The performance has been
made possible by Dr. and Mrs.
Theodore S. Rosen, members of
the Temple Israel Music Com-
mittee, whose sponsorship of
the opera is in celebration of
their 25th wedding anniversary.
In addition to the opera pres-
entation; Lev Aronson, principal
cellist of the Dallas Symphony
Orchestra, will be heard in a
concert of Jewish Music, fea-
turing the works of Ernst Bloch,
Max Bruch, Marc Lavry and an
original composition.
There is no charge for the
performance.
For tickets call the Temple
Israel office, UN 3-7769.
Beth Abraham Holds
Reception for Staff
The Religious School board
of Cong. Beth Abraham will
hold a reception for the teach-
ers and staff of the school 8:30
p.m. Saturday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Goldstein,
17151 Pennington. Rabbi Israel
I. Halpern will speak on "Which
Hebrew Dialect for the Modern
Student—S'efardic or Ashkena-
zic?"
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