Center 'Family Day' Program Offers
Exercise and Fun for Morn, Dad, Baby
WILLIAM
WEISS and his
four - year - old
son, FREDDIE,
pause in their
art work to ad-
mire a house
just completed
by another son,
seven - year-old
SAMMY. A 1 1
three are parti-
cipants in the
family day pro-
gram, which
takes place
three Sundays
a month at the
Woodward JeW-
ish Center.
Parents join their children in swimming, skating, movies, ce-
program of planned fun and ramics, music and story-telling.
skills under a new program of Each group is limited to 20
the Jewish Community Center youngsters, and is led by a qual-
ified Center leader.
*ailed "family day."
Another feature of the after-
At the Aaron DeRby Center on
Woodward, dad and mother can noon, which begins at 1:30 p.m.,
skate, swim or do arts and crafts is the teen lounge, where danc-
right along with their sons and ing and quiet games take place.
Bus service at a nominal cost
daughters. And the younger
children can feel right at home, is available from the Evergreen-
too, as part of the nursery Seven Mile district and from
group for three and four-year- the Schaefer branch, United He-
olds. .brew Schools. For information
Special play groups for six and on bus schedules and the over-
seven-year-olds also have been all family day program, call
formed, with a program of Carl M. Einhorn, TR. 5-8450.
Israel Project Group
To Hear Nat'l Secretary
Lie. Feels Certain
Of Near East Peace
Detroit Group, Progressive Is-
rael Projects, will meet at 8:30
p.m., Sunday, in the Davison
Jewish Center, when Mrs. Valia
Hirsch, national secretary of
Americans for Progressive Israel
and member of the editorial
board of Israel Horizons, will be
guest speaker.
The organization, formed in
t947, is interested in advancing
the interests of the kibbutz
movement in Israel. In six years,
the group has helped to establish
factories, provide machinery to
aid in agricultural advance-
ments and has offered other
forms of support, both moral and
physical.
All interested persons are in-
yited to attend the program.
CHICAGO, (JTA) Trygve
Lie, former Secretary General
of the United Nations, said
here that he feels there will
be no new war between the
Arab states a n d Israel be-
cause the Arabs realize they
have nothing to gain.
Lie predicted that border
friction and political dissen-
Lion would continue. for a
long time. He said that an-
other reason why he didn't
think war would develop was
because Israel has control of
"hot-headed extremists" who
favor aggression.
Local Agency Spurs
Insurance Co.'s Growth
With over $365,000,000 in paid
business—or an aver age of
$1,000,000 a day — during 1953,
the Franklin Life Insurance Co.
ef Springfield, Ill., now has over
$1.500,000,000 in force, according
to an announcement by presi-
dent Charles E. Becker to Her-
man Fishman, Detroit general
agent.
At its present rate of growth,
Decker stated, the company ex-
pects to reach the two billion
mark by the end of 1955.
The attainment of its present
Hands, Becker added, points to a
remarkable growth in Franklin's
assets. Over a half billion dol-
lars has been recorded since the
company reached its $1,000,000,-
900 goal in March, 1951.
In commenting on the com-
pany's record, Becker was high
it his praise of the Fishman
Agency, which he said typified
the enthusiasm of the organiza-
tion throughout the world. The
Fishman Agency alone produced
$5,000,000 of new business in
1054 to rank among the 10 lead-
ing agencies on the globe.
Yeshiva University off ers
courses leading to more than 15
different • degrees and diplomas
from B.A. through Ph.D.
SATURDAY
MARCH 13th
9
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-5
Friday, March 12, 1954
Holman Asked to Quit
In Board Reversal
In a surprise move last week,
the New York Board . of Higher
Education reversed a decision
reached the preceding week by
its own trial committee, and
found Nat Holman, CCNY bas-
ketball coach and the idol of
millions of sports-minded Amer-
icans, guilty of negligence in the
basketball "fix" charges of a
few years ago.
Holman, shaken by the deci-
sion which gives him the privi-
lege of resigning on a pension
of $2,500 or dismissal, said he
will appeal the decision to the
State Education Commissioner
or the State Supreme Court.
Meanwhile, in all quarters of
New York City and throughout
the country, newspaper colum-
nists, sports figures and just
plain citizens rallied to his de-
fense.
Among Holman's support
ers was the CONY campus daily,
which claimed the decision was
"an act of pure vengeance,"
While another college daily
called it "a manifestation of the
neurotic justice which is inevi-
table when real culprits sits as
judge, jury and hangman."
Thinking of
a New Car for Spring?
Se e
CHARLES WEINSTOCK
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.Oakland County Animal Wel-
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new type of fund-raising ven-
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W. Maple Rd., in Birmingham.
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