'ounder of Israeli Opera to Tour U.S.
NEW YORK — Friends of
fie Israel National O p e r a,
nc. (FINO) has announced
hat Mme. Edis de Philippe,
ounder-directress of the Is-
rael National Opera, will be
m a k i n g a cross-country
speaking tour this month. It
will be her first visit to her
native U.S. in 17 years.
Inquiries regarding her
availability for speaking en-
gagements, scheduled meet-
ings and about FINO itself
may be addressed to: Friends
of the Nsrael National Opera,
Inc., 150 Fifth Ave., New
York, 10011 (212-924-5788).
Consul Praises Work
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 12, 1973-19
Histadrut Camp aign Under Way
Georgian Theater Opens Near Tel Aviv
Launching the local fund-
raising effort on behalf of
Histadrut's 50th anniversary
expansion program, Ariel Ke-
rem, Israel vice consul for
cultural affairs in Chicago,
stressed the vital work of
Histadrut in the areas of so-
cial welfare and education.
Is proud to announce
Details of the new four-
the return
year expansion program were
I reported by Morris Lieber-
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