Tales Out of Schoo

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

By

Barbara

Betsy

Levin

Brown

Mumford

Central

High

Temple Beth El High School
members had their "Suppressed
Desire" party at Joel Silver's
home. Saturday night they will
be guests of Temple Israel at a
splash party at the Jewish Cen-
ter.
If it snows on Feb. 16, the In-
ter-Congregational Council will
have a sleigh ride. Those at-
tending will meet at 7:15 p.m.
at Hampton School and will
proceed to Morty's Stables.
Planning committee members
are S h a r on Willis, Adrienne
Kolb, Rhoda Coggan, Roma
Weingarten, Saul Chudnow, Lar-
ry Traison, Betty Aaron, Murray
Janower, Norman Hyman, Roger
Pernick and Dick Edgar.
Travelers' Club members ex-
plored Greenfield Village. Other -
trips are planned, including one
to Ann Arbor.

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More Gifts to JNF

The following is an additional
list of gifts made.to the :Jewish
National -Fund through the JNF
'Ladies' Auxiliary, on • the '.occa
slim - of - the.•_grotp's 21st annual
donor event.. The 'first list ap-
• geared in a SpeCial - section- in
The Jewish News. on Jan.. 25. •

Radomer Ladiee Aid -Society, $300. ,
$250—Mr. and. Mrs. Albert. Freeman.. •
$200—Mr. .arid. Mra, Louis. Fineman - of.
Los Angeles. •
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Mrs. Nathan: Silverman, • $150; Mrs.
Charles Weiner,' •$100. -. • • - •
$100—Golden .BOOki in Riving memory
of parents, Hyman and Hannah, by chil-
dren, George and Bertha Cole.and..grand.:
children; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Epstein.
$50—Mrs. William Klafar.
• • .. .• .
$25 contributions from 'Mesdames' Sarah
Lipschinsky,'ISOu Littnian, Bin. - KahrhOff,
Irwin Weigentlial, 'Abe FeldMan, , WOmen'S
Msimonides Medical Society.
Vickser . and landau,- $20; Minkovitz
Po'1 olier Verein, $50.
$25 each:: Copco Steel Corp., Don Drug
Co., Ruby, Goldberg; B.. D. Lieberman,
Harry Linton,. , Metal. Reclaiming Co.,
Adolph Silver, David Tchor. Rudolph
Zeichner, Bond Lumber Co..
- Pearl Stal-
burg, Federatilcin of Lithuanian. Jews..
• $15 each: E &B Painting and Decorat-
ing, Maynard-. Patler, - .Joseph 'Levenson,
Turover Aid 'Society.:
.4. Golden Book .Inscription in honor of
the engagement of their . - daughter,
Ethel Rita ..C.Ohen,. to Irving Stollman,
inscribed by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cohen:
A contribution in Memory of Ida',Hoff-
man by husband, William Hoffman.
A contribution in -memory of Fanny
Sachse by -husband: Eli Sachse..
12 trees in memory of Oshie I. Baker
by the Shetzer Co.
$15 from .Mesdames • Samuel Aaron.
David Newman, Morris Gorelick, Jack
W. Epst"in, Mrs. Jack Mickel.
$10 each from Meedaines Oscar Adel-
man, Phil Gliekman, Irving Lawton, .Tack
Mayer,. Albert Klsiman. Samuel Weis-
man, Joe Sove7insky, Kaplan Bros., A.
Sacks, "'Tarry ritrin..J. Sabbath, Herbert
Duchan, Louis reckevman, Livernois
Auto & Glass. Milton 11 , 1pert, \Villiam
Farber. Sol Gnrr• , anJ dam Sandler, Sol
Nussenbaum, N. Garvin.
$10 each—' 1.rs. Dave Gilbert, Mrs. Fan-
nie Graff. •re Herman. Horwitz. - Mrs.
Max Partrich„ firs. Jacob Mathis, Mrs. B.
j-- k Grant.
.$10 each: Mesdames Jack Berent. Leslie
Brooks, Armin Ferencz, .Tack T.
Margolis, Roy Nathan. Harry ;Mss, H.
Rosender. Albert D. Schlussel, N-te So-
bel, Herbert Duchan. Philip Herman
Jack S. Miner, Abe Weir'-- n, Sam Tukel,
Brewster Waste Material.
A6 each from Mesdames: George Bass,
Willard Posen. Morris Blae. Sam Atkins,
Leo Cohen, I. DP-dson, D. rriedman,
Henry Zuesman, B. Citrin. Disk'".
Fay Epstein, L. Newman, I. Posner. M.
Saslove, Barney Stizman, Fanny Wh't^,
Chas. Smith, Sam Taback, David Taliftek.
Sam Stein, Max Friedman, Noah lVfish-
kovsky. Morris Rottenbere. Harry Stur-
man, Victor Lefton, H. Mitnick. S. Was-
serman, D. Jackel.
$6 each—Mr7. Joseph Gozansky, Mrs.
Isadore Horwitz, Mrs. Louis Kanetansky,
Mrs. H. L. Herschberg, Mrs. Harry J.
Glasser.
$6 each: Mesdames -F. Brown. Rebecca
Cohen, Ray Davis, Hyman Diener, Jack
Epstein, S. Goldberg, Morris Gureviteh,
Philip Kanat, Anna Korens. Anna Ru-
bin. Paul Sherizen, David Wallace, Na-
than • Wenokur, Regina Worm, Arthur
RoSenblum, Leo Kolodin. Otto Hirsch,
Samuel Wellman., D. Friedman, Lottie
Harris, N. Kessler, H. Portnoy, 'Julius
Schwartz, Jack Warheit. Aaron Yagoda,
and Samuel Westerman.
In memory of beloved husband Mor-
decai Bev Chrisniaski and entire family
who perished in Hitler massacre, by Mrs.
Jeanette Lewis.

The "Central Student", school
news paper, and "Centralite",
school yearbook, have new edi-
tors and staffs for the spring
term. 'Lois Ash, the "Student's
•editor-in-chief, will be assisted
by sub-editors Ruth Boraks,
news; Bune Rothbart and Ursula
Sitzman, features; Ruth Ros-
ender, news-features; and Bill
Siegle, sports.
Sondra Gales,
editor-in-chief of the "Central-
ite", will be aided by staff edi-
tors Thelma Landau, activities;
Dorothy Glasier, graduation;
and Bev Falk, sports.
Central's basketball team con-
tinued in first place by tying
Northwestern, 41-41, and beat-
ing C h a d s e y, 53-39. Against
Northwestern, Ralph Goldstein
scored 10 points and Marty
Mech and Ed McKinney, eight
points each. Against Chad,sey,
Ralph repeated his high scoring,
earning 23 points with 10 bas-
kets and three free throws,

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Norma-n Heads State
Insurance Agents in '51

The Great-West Life Assur-
ance Company announces the
final status for production of
new insurance business for 1951.
Harold S. Norman of 746 Col-
lingwood, Detroit, led all Detroit
and M i c h, i gan representatives
for paid business established in
'1951 for the fourth consecutive
year. .
Norman again was a com-
pany leader and-rariked with the
top 10 leaders of the entire corn-.
pany. He again 'gained the hon-
or of • being regional vice=presi 2-
dent for the entire U. S. Eastern
section. There are over - 1,000
agents in the U; S. and :Canada.
Norman maintains offices .at
1224 Guardian Bldg. H.e entered
the insurance business in .1936:
He served with the Army Air
Force from October, 1940, until
his release from active duty in
1946. He had two-tours of over-
seas duty and received several
decorations. He re-entered the
insurance business in 1946 and
has been an outstanding pro-
duction leader for the past six
years.

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Herut Ends Parliament
Boycott at Beigin's Request

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The central'
council of the Herut party has
decided to end the boycott of
Parliamentary sessions instituted
by its deputies in solidarity with
Menahem Beigin, party leader,
who was suspended from the
Knesset for three months for
his role in the anti-government
demonstrations of Jan. 7. The
decision to end the boycott was,
said to have 1- ^-_-n taken at Mr.
Beigin's request.

Mr. Adolph Roe wishes to in-
form his old and new customers
that he is now sole owner of the
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Mr. Roe says that in his long
experience in the cleaning busi-
ness, prompt, courteous and per-
sonal service has paid huge divi-
dends, and today stresses this
more than ever to his staff of
employees.
* * *
Because of constant requests
for individual orders of Hot Hors
D'ouvres, Cold Hors D'ouvres
and sweet tables, the MAYFAIR
CATERERS at 13305 Dexter now
offer home delivery of these
items for house warmings, games
parties, and for any type of
home affair. Orders should be
placed one week in advance. For
further in formation call TE.
4-6781.

Pfc. Sanford Korby Wounded in Korea

Pfc. Sanford J. Korby, 22, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Korby,
of 37109 Richton, was reported
wounded in action in Korea. Pfc.
Korby is recovering in-an Army
hospital at Osaka, Japan.
A telegram from the Defense
Department informed the Kor-
bys 'that their son was hit by
mortar fragments while his out-
fit, the 45th Infantry Division,
was fighting 'near Yanchon.
Pfc. Korby was wounded on
Jan. 10, exactly a year after his

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Chodorkover Chabna Progres-
sive Society will hold its 16th
annual dinner and jubilee at
6 p.m., Sunday, at the Mayfair
Room. For reservations, c a 11
Louis H. Bogrow, secretary, TY.
5-3508.

Phone Mr. Hull, Wyandotte—WY. 7998

Phone Mr. Heath, Redford—KE. 3-4800

Wayne History Professor
To Address Bnai Brith

Dr. Alfred Kelly, professor of
history at Wayne University, will
speak to • the Greater: Detroit
Bnai Brith 'women on March 4,
in the Davison Jewish Center. Dr.
Kelly will speak on the foreign
policy of the United States.
Dr. Kelly is the third speaker
to address the women in a series
in cooperation with the culture
commission of.: the Jewish Coin-
munity Council of Detroit. All
Bnai Brith memberS and friendS
are invited to attend.

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Telcove Friendship Club Plans
Fete for Hamisha Mar b'Shvat

.Hamisha A.ar b'Shvat will be
celebrated with Israeli dancing
and the serving of Israeli foods
by the Telcove -Friendship Club
at - 8:30 p.m., Su_nday, at the
Davison Jewish Center: M s.
Sam Zeff is program chairman.

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enlistment in the Army. An-
other son, Sheldon, 20, reported
for physical examination last
week.

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Student Group to Celebrate
Jewish Music Month Tuesday

Student Group, Music Study
Club, will hold its monthly
meeting at .8:30 p.m.; Tuesday,
at the home of Mary • Popkin,
.18019 Santa Barbara. In observ-
ance of Jewish Music month,
Harry . Siegel, cellist and direc-
tor of band and orchestra at
Post Intermediate School, will
speak on Jewish music.

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THE JEWISH NEWS - 15
Friday, -February 8, 1952

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