Tales Out of Schoo
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity.'—Disraeli,
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Barbara
Betsy
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Members of Temple Beth El's
high school and their friends
will go aquatic when they meet
at the Woodward Jewish Center
Nov. 17 for a splash party. When
the swim session adjourns, mem-
bers will go to the home of Gin-
ny Kuttenauer for dancing and
refreshments. Lois Manheim will
help Ginny with food and dec-
orations. Evelyn Rogoff and Dick
Grauer are treasurers of the
affair. Other workers are Estelle
Weitzman and Joel Silver.
Muniford's Press Club made a
field trip last week to the of-
fices of Wayne University's daily
paper, "The Detroit Collegian."
They were shown all of the
many processes a paper goes
through before it goes to press.
Another field trip was made
by members of the Broadcasters
Club, who went to radio station
WDTR where they observed the
workings of radio signs and sig-
nals studied in class.
Beth Aaron Sisterhood
Plans Program for Nov. 12
Mrs. Irwin Levine, president,
Beth Aaron Sisterhood, will wel-
come members and friends at a
program to be offered at 8:30
p.m., Nov. 12, at the synagogue.
Mrs. Sidney Weinberg, program
chairman, has prepared a skit in
which Mesdames Morton Ben-
son, Harry Shapiro and Adolph
Winkler will participate.
A sketch was also written by
Mts. Albert Kaplan, chairman of
the ceremonial nook, with par-
ticipants to include Mesdames
Philip Wohlman, William Gross,
Lewis Cohen, Joseph Stone, Bar-
ney Winer and Albert Kaplan.
Plans are being made for the
donor luncheon, slated for 12:39
p.m., Dec. 4, at the Fort Wayne
Hotel. Sisterhood bowling takes
place at 1 p.m., Wednesdays,
under the direction of Mesdames
Bernard Klein, president; Oscar
Adelson, vice-president; Mar-
shall Gootson, secretary; and
Ann Krut, treasurer.
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A Hallowe'erf party was held
by the Spanish Club at Nina
Lask's house last Tuesday. Be-
sides Hallowe'en games, Harriet
Bressoff told everybody's fir-
tunes, en Espanol, of course.
Marc Rubenstein played the gui-
tar and Nina Lask played the
uke. Other members who took
an active part in planning the
party were June Stone, Joan
Hertzenson, Dick Gersten, Anita
Gold and Barbara Weinberg, the
first four being officers of the
club.
Judy Horwitz, Martha Him-
melhoch and Sanford Lakin,
three Centralites, spent an in-
teresting half hour last Satur-
day discussing the book "'Ke-
fauver Committee Report on Or-
ganized Crime" over Station
WDET on a weekly program,
"Young America Looks at
Books."
The newest addition to one of
Central's many showcases is a
plaque presented by the Motor
City Traffic Club of Detroit to
the school naming two Central-
ites, Dick Goodman and Cliff
Hatcher, as outstanding athletes
of 1951. Dick won the award for
his spectacular tennis playing
and Cliff for his work on the
Central track team.
Among the many Centralites
seen at the first affair of the
Intercongregational Council, a
square d a n c e, were Student
Council Veep Roger Pernick with
Pat Lieberman, Unity Forum
President Murray Janower and
Sandy Gales, all city track star
Louie Kwiker and Maggie Per-
nell, Dave Holtzman and Caro-
lyn Schwartz, Tommy Kreger
with Martha Himmelhoch and
John Shepard with Rene Gold-
stein.
Rabbi Gorrelick to Talk
At Circle B!'anch Meeting
Rabbi Benjamin H. Gorrelick,
spiritual leader of Beth Aaron
Synagogue, will be guest speaker
of Branch 470 E of Workman's
Circle at their hall, 11529 Lin-
wood, on Wednesday, 9:30 p.m.
The subject of his talk will be
"The Jewish Holidays and Their
Significance." A discussion will
follow.
Rabbi Gorrelick is the first of
a number of guest speakers to I
be featured by Branch 470 E ofi
the Workmen's Circle. The pub-
lic is invited to attend these
lee tures.
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The Sisterhood of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek will present
"Weddings, Then and Now" at
their meeting, Nov. 12, 1 p.m. in
the social hall of the synagogue.
The program, under the direc-
tion of Mesdames Sam Shetzer,
Alex Wilenkin and Koleman
Sachse, will demonstrate cos-
tumes and practices of Jewish
weddings from the time of Ad-
am and Eve to t h e present.
Participating in this review will
be Mesdames Samson Witten-
berg, Louis Braitman. Gerson
Bernstein a n d 12 sisterhood
brides. A dessert luncheon under
the supervision of Mrs. Max
Bonin and Mrs. Irving Lyons will
be served.
The Sisterhood and Men's
Club are now rehearsing for an
Eternal Light program "The
Lord's Song" which will be pre-
sented as part of the 90th an-
niversary of the synagogue_ la-
ter this month. Members of
either auxiliary are invited to
join the choral group.
LZOA Branch Seven Plans
Square Dance for Nov. 11
Branch Seven of the Labor
Zionist Organization will hold
its second annual square dance
at 8:30 p.m., Nov. 17, at Cong.
Bnai Moshe. Jimmy Shultheis,
who called at the first dance a
year ago, has been brought back
by popular request from mem-
bers.
Proceeds from the event will
to the Israel Histadrut Cam-
paign. For further information
call Lillian Rosen, WE. 5-3190,
or Dena Goldsmith, WE. 4-2024.
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Brazilian Dancers Presented
At Center-Wayne U. Program
A group of Brazilian dancers
has been invited by the Jewish
Community Center in coopera-
tion with Wayne University to
perform Brazilian folk dances
from Indian folk lore to the
music of Brazilian composers.
The group, at present on tour
of colleges here, will appear in
Detroit at 8:30 p.m., Nov. 10 at
the International Institute, 111
E. Kirby. Tickets are available
at the Center.
Junior Hadassah to Hold
Hay Bide, Biggest Fall Affair
The annual hay ride of Junior
Hadassah, its big fall event, will
be held beginning at 9:30 p.m.,
Nov. 17, at Morey's Stables, 2280
Union Lake Rd. Rides continue
until everyone has gone around.
For further information call
Florence Graff, TY. 8-2984, or
Priscilla Greenberg, TO. 8-7059.
Junior Hadassah is selling
perfume for birthday, anniver-
sary, Hanukah and other occa-
sions. For information call
Edith Berkowitz, TO. 6-8986, or
Edna Horowitz, TO. 7-5459.
Louis Lipsky at 75 — A Free Thitiker
By PHINEAS J. SIR ON
This month,,Louis Lipsky will
celei.)rate his 75th birthday . . .
For continuity of service to the
- '' •-•• Zionist cause,
Lipsky's record
is unique ...
His biography is
the story of the
: Zionist m o v e-
rnent in Ameri-
frequently outmaneuvers him-
self . . They say that Lipsky
usually starts a fight but before
it is over he changes sides . .
The truth is that Lipsky . is often
inconsistent because he is in-
tellectually honest and there-
fore ready to change his position
when the road he is travelling
leads into an impasse . He
is sensitive to the slightest
- ca
. As a
in a political situation
thinker. writer, changes
and is quick to change his own
ideologist, ani- moves accordingly.
mator he stands
L. Lipsky
a s a giant
The Civil War developed an
among so-called leaders or
rather office-holders . . . There appetite for news among the
is an intellectual quality in people.
Louis Lipsky that transcends
even his best writings or for
that matter his most significant
It looked like
utterances . . . His true person-
its days were numbered!
ality is known by but a few
because he is a complicated,
modest character who does not
reveal himself even to his most
intimate friends . . . Born in the
United States and raised in an
American way he is a self-made
Jew whose Jewish interests en-
compass the globe . . . He is the
builder of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of America—not as it is
today but as a Jewish ideology
on which its political strength
was based in the decisive years
. . . European Zionist leadership
could not have had any impact
on American Jewish mentality
without Lipsky's brilliant inter-
pretative genius . . . Likspy did
not follow Weizmarin blindly, he
supplemented his leadership and
frequently paved the way to
make Weizmann's advance pos-
sible . . . It is not coincidence
that Louis Lipsky heads, today,
the Zionist Emergency Council
Bigelow's on-Location Carpet Cleaner
. . . He is the only Zionist leader
did the Face-lifting in Just One Day;
acceptable to all Zionist parties,
because he never abdicated his
judgment for the sake of party Karpet-Kare works right in
discipline, any party.
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Lipsky is probably the most does it bring new life to
misunderstood Zionist leader .. .
jaded carpets, it actually
His enemies, and they are legion,
retards re - soiling. We're
consider him a shrewd politi-
application
experts. Karpet-
cian, a master strategist who
Kare is the miraculous an-
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Bnai Moshe Married Couples
The first meeting of the
Young Married Couples group of
Cong. Bnai Moses, will be held
at the home of Rabbi and Mrs.
Moses Lehrman, 3815 Cortland,
Monday at 8:30 p.m.
has served Detroit
for 12 years, as sec-
retary to the late
Mayor Jeffries, as
City Controller, and
for the past six years
on the Common
Council . He has
earned and deserves
our support.
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