THE JEWISH NEWS-15

Friday, March 23, 1951

Tales Out of Schoo

O. the _Air

By

By

Barbara

Betsy

Levin

Brown

Mumford

Central

High

High

Jewish Center
Activities

(The Jewish Community Center is
Affiliated With the Jewish Welfare
Federation, and is a Red Feather
Agency.)

Saturday—Panel discussion, Se-
lect Social Club. Prof. Carl
Smith, W a y n e' University,
moderator. "C a n Capitalism
S u r v i v e?" 8904 Woodward,
8:30. Middle-aged men and
women welcomed.
Sunday, Folk Dancing. Called
and instructed by Sam Mar-
cus, member - American Folk
Dance Group. At Davison
Branch, 9 -p.m.
Wednesday—"Are You Mature?"
Lecture by Vernon Keye, di-
rector Mental Hygiene Divi-
sion, Wayne University health
service. Center Open Forum,
8904 Woodward, 9 p.m.
Wednesday — Novice swimming
meet for boys and girls. Pool,
8904 Woodward, Preliminaries,
2 p.m.; finals, 8 p.m., 22 events
for boys and girls 8 to 17.

Refugee Girl Returns
To Aid Bolivia Indians

PHILADELPHIA (JTA)—
A young Jewish girl who has
just been "capped" a graduate
nurse at the Jewish Hospital
of Nursing here is returning to
her adopted home in La Paz,
Bolivia, to repay with a life of
service the refuge she and her
family received from. the South
American land.
Born in B e r l i n, 19-year-old
Hannelore Jaffe, fled to Bolivia
with her family in 1939.
When she returns to Bolivia,
the Jewish girl will "work among
tho Indians who badly need
medical care."

The appointment of Emanuel
M. Gilbert of New York City to
the position of director of public
' . ............. affairs at Bran-
deis University,
Waltham, Mass.,
This Week's Radio and Tele-
was announced
vision Programs of
by Dr. Abram L.
Jewish Interest
Sachar, P r e s i-
dent of the Uni-
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
versity. Mr. Gil-
bert also will di
Time' 8 a.m., Sunday, March
•rect the Uni-
25.
versity's I n sti-
Station: WWJ.
Gilbert
tute of Adult
Feature : "T h e Transmigra- Education,
now in its fifth
tion of a Melody," written by season.
Joseph Mindel from a story by
I. L. Peretz as related in Mau-
The appointment of DANIEL
rice Samuel's "Prince of the KORNBLUM to the $15,000-a-
Ghetto," will be heard. It is the year job as director of New
story of a melody that became York's labor relations division
famous throughout Europe, but was announced by Mayor Vin-
belonged to the soul of one man cent R. Impellitteri.
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and one town.
DAVID CROLL, K.C., M.P.,
leader of the Windsor Jewish
Israel Philharmonic Plays

euiry

The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli.

• Temple Beth El, of Flint, has
invited the Temple High School
youth of Michigan to participate
in a conclave, March 30 through
April 1.
Upon arriving Friday after-
noon, the conclavers will regis-
ter at Temple Beth El, and then
have dinner with families, who
are to be their hosts during their
stay. After dinner everyone will
attend the evening youth serv-
ice. Paul Friedberg, president
of the National Federation of
Temple Youth, will deliver the
sermon.
The activities on Saturday will
commence with a morning serv-
ice at the Temple. Following
the service there will be time
allowed for everyone to mix and
to get acquainted. Afterward,
lunch will be served in the
Temple. Rabbi E. Horowitz, as-
sistant director of NFTY, will be
featured as speaker. A film on
the activities of the national
federation will be shown.
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Saturday afternoon will be
devoted to round table discus-
sions. The topics of the day
will be "Organization of Michi-
gan Federation," "Is Reform Be-
coming Orthodox?", and other
interesting controversies.
The evening will be highlight-
ed by a dinner-dance. The film
"What Is Union?" will be pre-
sented. Sunday, there will be a
bruncheon and organizational
meeting before adjournment.
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The Northwest Jewish Com-
munity Center held a pre-Purim
dance Saturday night, given by
the teens of the Center. Help-
ing out with refreshments, pub-
licity and selection of records
were Jerry Isaacs, Jerry Fidler,
Jean Berkowitz, Sue Freedman
and Toby Gittleman.

People Make News

Last week, the members of
the Science Club were bursting
with excitement in anticipation
of their field trip to the Great
Lakes Steel Company. Seventeen
members of the club, under the
sponsorship of Mr. Smith, were
taken on a guided tour through
the plant, seeing the steel pro-
duced, literally, "from birth to
adulthood." The tour w a s so
successful that the members are
looking forward to their next
project with great enthusiasm.
The "Hobo Hop," given by the
Central Student Council, was a
big success. There was a very
good representation and the en-
tertainment, which was some-
times hard to hear, well planned
Since the "Centralite," our
school yearbook, is now on sale,
I think this is an appropriate
time to say that I've heard the
book is going to be a wonderful
example of the type of work
Central can put out. Rumor has
it that the cover is going to be
terrific and so will the contents.
I'• sure every student will want
it this year.
The girls' swimming team won
the first meet of the season,
from Western High. The score
was 65 - 55, Minna Wisenfeld, Ju-
dith Silverman and Marie Bene-
dict making the most points. We
know the girls will keep up the
good work.

community, will lead the discus-
sion on the development of Ca,
nadian exports to Israel at the
opening session of the National
Conference for Israel and Jewish
Rehabilitation which will open
on Saturday evening in Mon-
treal under the chairmanship of
Samuel Bronfman, national
president of the Canadian Jew-
ish Congress.

For Wounded U. S. Soldiers

WASHINGTON — (JTA) — The
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
made a special trip to Washing-
ton this week to play for an
audience of approximately 3,000
U. S. troops convalescing at
Walter Reed Hospital from
wounds received in Korea. Ans-
ley Salz, a resident of San
Francisco, has sent three old
master violins with the Phil-
harmonic to be given to music
conservatories in Israel.

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Young Israel to Hold
Fourth Purim Carnival,
First at New Center

Young adults of Young Israel
will present their Purim Car-
nival Saturday for the fourth
successive year. The new Youth
Center will be used in its en-
tirety for the first time to make
room for an expected large
turnout.
Harold Platt, chairman, an-
nounced that since Purim is a
joyous occasion, all activities
will be in the spirit of the cele-
bration. Gifts to the guests are
outstanding in both variety and
quality, he stressed, and every
person attending should receive
at least one.
Cooperating with the Young
Adults have been the Women's
League, many youth groups and
the Young Israel Organization.
More booths and games have
been planned than in any prev-
ious year and a variety of foods
and refreshments will be served.

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G. McDonald first American
Ambassador to Israel. At cere-
monies attended- by high Gov-
ernment officials, Mayor Oved
Ben-Alai praised McDonald's
services to the Jewish State.

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