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Violinist David Ehrlich
and baritone Randi Blood-
ing will appear as guests of
the annual artist concert
sponsored by the Music
Study Club of Metropolitan

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one year old. The
American-Israel Cultu-al
Fund sponsored his musical
education.
Ehrlich was graduated
from Tel Aviv University
with high honors. He served
as concertmaster of both
Ramat-Gan Israel Chamber
DAVID EHRLICH
Orchestra and the Holon
Chamber Orchestra. He
finished his Bachelor of
Arts degree at Northern Il-
linois University, where he
studied with Shmuel
Ashkenasi. When -the uni-
verstiy initiated a solo
competition, Ehrlich won
the event on two occasions
and appeared both times as
a soloist with the orchestra.
Currently, he is a fa-
culty member at the uni-
versity and has just been
appointed concertmaster
of the Chicago Philhar-
monic Orchestra.
RANDIE BLOODING
Blooding, winner of the
Detroit. 7:30 p.m. Sunday at
1977 Young Artist Audi-
Temple Beth El, announces
tions of the National Feder-
Mrs. Joseph M. Markel, - ation of Music Clubs, re-
president.
ceived his Bachelor of Music
Ehrlich won the National
Education Degree at
Federation of Music Clubs
Colorado . State University
Young Artist Auditions in
and earned his Master of
1975. He was the first non-
Music Degree in voice from
American to win the Feder-
Southern Methodist Uni-
ation's award. Born in Po-
versity in 1975. Recently he
land, his parents emigrated
completed his Doctor of
to Israel when David was
Music Arts Degree at Ohio
State University, and has
accepted a position on the
faculty at Middle Tennessee
State University.
Blooding has performed
leading baritone roles in
many operas, including
"Tosca," "La Traviata,"
"Fidelio" and "Don
Giovanni." He has also ap-
peared as soloist with the
Dallas Civic Symphony,
Ohio State University
Choir, Columbus Sym-
phony and the Southern
Methodist University
Choir.
Tickets will be available
at the door.

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AMSTERDAM (JTA) —
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Auschwitz Committee. It
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Herman Bleich.
In Belgium, a service was
held at Brussels' main
synagogue and a wreath
was laid at the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier. In
France, the mayor of Paris
and several Assemblymen
participated in a march to
the Memorial to the Un-
known Jewish Martyr.

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He noted that current
Administration tax pro-
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hurt all needy people."
He noted that the Council
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concerned about the trend
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support of charitable in-
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NEW YORK — Vice
President Walter F. Mon-
dale, Presidential Assistant
Stuart E. Eizenstat, Israeli
Ambassador Simha Dinitz,
NBC President Herbert
Schlosser and civil rights
leader Bayard Rustin head
the list of speakers who will
address the 72nd annual
meeting of the American
Jewish Committee, to be
held May 17-21 at the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
Among the topics to be
discussed are: possible
roads to peace in the Middle
East; the condition of
Jewish communities
around the world; increas-
ingly overt anti-Semitism
in the U.S.; implications of
the recent "Holocaust" TV
series on Jewish-Christian
relations; growing Arab
influence in American life;
new issues in social dis-
crimination; U.S. energy
needs and Arab oil; rela-
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blacks after the Bakke case;
new directions in urban pol-
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Jewish family; and the role
of women in the Jewish
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