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Jewish Center
Activities

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Publisher to Conduct
Journalism Classes
At Jewish Center

A series of journalism classes to
be conducted by Harry Wein-
12th St. Council Center
baum, Detroit publisher, will open
Plans Fun 'fiance'
Oct. 28 at 8 p. m. in the Center,
Theme of the Intermediates of it was announced by Harry Stutz,
th 12th Street Council Center Center membership and publicity
at their second Fall Dance will secretary. Classes will be held
be a strictly "Sport- Fun Dance." twice a month on Monday nights.
The dance is scheduled for Satur-
Announcing the purpose of, the
d+y, Nov. 2, from 8:30 to journalism classes, Mr. Weinbaum

11 p. m. at the 12th St. Council

stated:

Center. The teen-agers will put

"Students will be given assign-
ments to write features, news
stories and editorials with the
eventual intention of printing the
acceptable stories in the Center

oa a special fun program between
intermission, which will be some-
thing just a little different; a
door prize will be given and re-
freshmnts will be served.
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Dance This Saturday

A dance sponsored by the Sat-
tirda ■ , Nite Dance Committee will
be he Oct. 26 at 9:30 p. m. in
the Center Auditorium. Weldon
Petz and his orchestra will pro-
vide the music.
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Bachelors' Dance Nov. 2

The Bachelors, Center club for
young men, will sponsor a dance
Saturday, Nov. 2 at 9 p. m., in the
Center Auditorium. Don Patter-
son and his orchestra will pre-
rent the dance music.

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Ping Fong Registrations

Registration is open for the Cen-
ter ping pong tournament which
will start Nov. 12. See Ruvim
Rahinowitch, Games Room Direc-
tor, fur entry blanks.
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Dexter Mother's Club

Dexter Mothers' Club will meet
in the Bnai Moshe next Tuesday,
1:30 p: m., to elect officers for the
coming season. Harry Katz, adult
edueation head, will install the
officers.

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Davison Mothers' Club

News."
More

than 35 members have
applied for the classes. There will
be no fee. For information, call
Harry Stutz, MA. 8400.
Joe Litvin, 18, editor-in-chief of
Center News, has been honored
by National Scholastic 'Press As-
sociation, and Quill and Scroll,
for outstanding work in journ-
alism.
He began his journalistic career
in Hutchins Intermediate where
he was a member of the school
newspaper, and upon graduation,
he was awarded the "American
Legion Certificate
of School
Award" for his achievements in
"scholarship, leadership and ser-
vice." He went to Cass Tech,
where he majored in drafting. He
was editor of Cass "Outlook" for
three years. At Cass, Joe founded
the Quill and Scroll chapter and
became its first president.
Litvin has started to build his
own "newspaper empire," as co-
publisher of the Model and Plane
News, a local newspaper slanted
towards the interests of model
builders and light plane enthus-
iasts.

Davison Mothers' Club will
meet in the Workmen's Circle
Educational Center next Thurs-
day, 8 p. m., to hold the first so-
cial of the season.
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JoselA Katz Named
Kvutzah's President

At the annual election meet-
ing •of Kvutzah Ivrith, held last
Saturday evening at the Rose. Sit-
tig Cohen Building, the following
officers were elected: - "
Joseph Katz, president; K. Pal-
man and Samuel Lehrman, vice-
presidents; S. - Kasdan, secretary;
J. Cashdan, finance secretary; Sol
Edelman, treasurer; Joseph Hag-
gai and Norman Ruttenberg,
chairman of cultural programs;
M. Michlin, chairman of com-
mittee for propagation of Hebrew
books and head of Hebrew Day;
Morris Plafkin, reporter; B. Isaacs
and Aaron Tobak, editors of an-
nual Hebrew publication Had Ha
Kvutzah; Samuel Lehrman, fin-
ancial secretary of Hebrew pub-
lication.
Joseph Haggai presided at the
meeting at which a detailed re-
port of cultural activities of the
past year was submitted by B.
Isaacs. He reported that out of
town speakers included Prof.
Simon Halkin, Mordecai Halevi,
Mordecai Medini, Mr. Shustak
and Mrs. Kukso of Palestine. A
ad-
number of local people
dressed the Kvutzah.
M. Michlin told of the many
Hebrew books which were spread
in Detroit. Mrs. Julius Ring, fin-
ancial secretary, and Joshua Joy-
rish, treasurer, submitted reports.
Mrs. Abraham Panush and Mrs.
J. Winokur reported on activities
of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Kvutzah. Abraham Shechter led
Kvutzah members and their
friends in community singing.

For

Friday, Oefober1 .25;

UH-S: Plans Open House
Education Month ,Programs

Lawrence W. Crohn, chairman
of educational information for
the United Hebrew Schools, gave
the concluding talk in the Edu-
cation Month observance of the
United Hebrew Schools over.. ra-
dio station WJLB on Mrs. Hyman
Altman's hour last Saturday eve-
ning.
Other radio speakers over
WJLB for Education Month were
Morris Lachover, Joseph Haggai,
M. S. Kasdan. Partici-
pants of the round table discus-
sion over WWJ were Charles
Rubiner, moderator; Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler and Mrs. Joseph H.
Ehrlich.
Plans are now under way to
organize Open House Day in the
various schools.

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Center Speakers'-Clukr.' -•--
To Hear Red Cross Aide

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Speakers' Club of the Jewish
Center will be addressed this
Saturday evening by C. M. Bars-
ton, representative of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, at the Center.
Mr. Barston will speak on the
s- ibject "Does the ,Returned Vet-
eran Get a Square Deal?" A ques-
tion will follow.
Guests are invited to attend and
to participate in the discussion.

Grasp too much and you'll hold
nothing. Grasp a little and you'll
hold all.—Talmud.

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Goods News! Revival of Yiddish Theater! I

ABRAHAM LITTMAN ANNOUNCES THE PRESENTATION
OF THE GREAT MUSICAL COMEDY

"ENRLACH UN SCHWERLACH

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Pesaehke Burstein — Lillian Lucks

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with the talented character actress TILLIE RABINOWITZ and the
popular juvenile comedian SAM JOSEPHSON. together with outstand-
ing actors listed on the placards_

SUNDAY MATINEE sad EVENING. OCTOBER 27

Tickets are available at Metro Music House. 10328 Dexter. TO. 8 - 4114;
Sosin's Confectionery. 12180 Dexter. TO. 6 - 9566; Craig's Confectionery, i
I 8640 12th. TR. 2-8884, TR. 2-8889; Chesluk's
Book Store. 8663 12th. TY.
5-6811. and from Mr. A. Littman. 1927 Pingree, TY. 6-9186. And on the
day of performance only at the Theater, TE. 2-6648.
Prices: Matinee. $2.00. $1.50. $1.00. 75c. plus tax;
Evening. 22.50. $2.00, 51,50. S1.00. plus tax.
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the Good of Michigan

Young Women's Study Club

Young Women's Study Club will
"Why Nursery Schools
should be Part of the Public
School Sysjem?" at the Center
next Tuesday, at 1:30 p. m.
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Kosher
CONDEN SED
CREA.M OF
TOM AT 0 SOUP

The Council of Mothers' Clubs
will join the League of Jewish
Women's Organizations in a des-
sert luncheon and exhibition in
the Center auditorium next Wed-
nesday 1 p. m.
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is mode from thick cream and

vine - ripened "Aristocrat"
tomatoes—prepared the small.

Register Children in
Center New Dance School

batch way, the Heins way.
touch of delightful spice is
tong' What
added for extra
"meichel" I

Parents are urged to register
their children for classes of the
Ncu Dance School at the Cen-
ter. Fannie Aronson is the di-
re•tor.
Beginner's classes will be held
on Mondays, 4:30 to 5:30 p. m.,
for children 4 to 6; 5:30 to 6:30
for children 7 to 10. Advanced
classes will be held Wednesdays,
4:30 to 5:30 p. m., for children
8 to 14.
Fees for the eight lesson sem-
ester are $5 for members and $7
for non members.
Parents can register their chil-
dren at the main desk at the Cen-
ter, or during the classes.
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KIM SIGLER dims to
ORGANIZED LABOR,

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"1 place myself on record in favor of pre-

recini
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serving the gains made by organized
tabor. From my experience working in

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Henry Bernstein Joins
Faculty of Art School

foundries and shops. I have long believed
that those engaged in labor should have

Henry Bernstein, Detroit artist,
has joined the faculty of the Cen-
ter, Mrs. David B. Werbe an-
nounces for the art committee.
Mr. Bernstein will teach the
elementary art clases which meet
every Tuesday, 4 to 6 p. m. He
joins Leon Makielski also on the
faculty as the instructor in ad-
.d and life class( which meet
every Sunday, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m., and every Tuesday, 7 to
9 n tn.
Monthly fees for the four-
month session are: Elementary,
$2.50 for members, $3.50 for non-
members: advanced, $3 for mem-
bers, $4 for non-members. Reg-
ister at the main desk or during
the classes.

the assurance and guarantee under the

law of the right to bargain collectively. I

propose to protect and enforce the rights

of the workingmen—those rights which
moon fair and square treatment."

KIM SIGLER
FOR
GOVERNOR

REPUBLICAN

A man should so live that at
th - . close of every (4 a7 - he can re-

peat "I have not wasted my c.ay."

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Contributed by the
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