Tales Out of School
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli.
By
By
Nancy
. Fa I k
Judy
Alzofon
Mumford
High
Central
High
A Purim carnival will be held ; In an effort to show students
at Temple Israel March 28, 1 the various skills taught in the
until 6. The younger set will ap- 1 commercial department, an as-
sembly was presented in the
pear dressed as Mordecai, Esther, auditorium, with Golda Robiner
Daman and many other Purim as mistress of ceremonies. The
and Bible characters. Upstairs program showed students at
will be their haven while the work typing, handling adding
teen-agers and adults will be machine s, comptometer ma-
amused in the foyer by the cre- chines and dictaphones.
ative efforts of the high school
Some of the participants were
youth organization.
Malcolm Dishell, Elaine Cohen,
Mumfordites are now able to Eleanor Blau, Stuart Pernick,
purchase luminous metal plates June Hock, Marilyn Warner,
that fit on top of car license Barbara Tate, Beulah Freed-
plates. They read "Mumford man, Maureen Pritz, Thelma
High School" and everybody Tapper. Gail Werber, Janie Alt-
should be proud to exhibit them man, Sheila Barill and Jordan
en his car whether it be '54 Fishman.
Cadillac or '23 Maxwell.
Barbara Sorscher, 12A, was
The Board of Education final-
chosen as the winning writer in
ly gave us the date of comple-
the school Civitan contest. Her
tion for our addition of pool,
entry will enter city competi-
gym, and shops. The building
tion.
should be ready by mid-January
Attending a 12A party at the
1955. The gym will be a pleasing
contrast for all who are now home of Sherry Cyporin were
playing deck tennis in the back Barbara Bandler, Esther Mar-
golis, Marty Adelman, Sandy
halls.
The Quill and Scroll Society, Schechter, Janie Rosenzweig,
En international honor club for Elaine Madorsky, Sharon Corey,
high school journalists, ad- I Irwin Adelson, Jerry Chapnick,
stinted 12 more members, mak- Elaine Cohen, Phil Stone, Elaine
Blake, Jordy Fishman, Arlene
ing their total 29.
Jacoby, Sh6ron Slobin, Sherwin
The "Rhapsody in Blue", a Schreirer, Sue Simons and Shel
semi-formal dance given by the Schwartz.
Councilettes, will be held at Vet-
The new semester finds the
erans Memorial Saturday night.
It will be a fabulous affair for girls' athletic department con-
cluding an interesting basket-
lucky enough to attend.
ball season and beginning their
swimming meets. The return-
8—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
ing letterwomen to the swim-
ming team are Loretta Kantor,
Friday, March 19, 1954
Barbara Bandler, Nancy White,
Elaine Brown, Diane Drew, Bar-
bara Dipiard, Dorene Hollander
and Darlene Lacy. The team
has two promising divers this
year in Gail Bennett and Bar-
bara Grant.
Congratulations to the new
12A officers: Sherwin Schreiner,
president; Phil St on e, veep;
Ruthie Rubin, secretary; Carol
Rubin, treasurer.
Turkish Government Adds
To Subsidy of Hospital
Beth Aaron Sisterhood
To Conduct Service
Beth Aaron Synagogue will
conclude its season of late Fri-
day night services when the
congregation's Sisterhood con-
ducts the service at 8:30 p.m.,
today. Rabbi Benjamin H. Gor-
relick will officiate, and Cantor
Judah Goldring, assisted by the
synagogue choir, will chant the
ritual.
The service is being conducted
for the Sisterhood by Mrs. A.
Winkler, program chairman.
Mrs. S. Weinberg will extend
presidential greetings, and spe-
cial prayers and readings will
be given by Mesdames L. Cohen,
J. Kanners, A. Kaplan and H.
Marshall. Rabbi Gorrelick will
preach on "Woman to the Res-
cue," a tribute to womankind at
Purim.
The committee of ushers in-
cludes Mesdames H. Becker, I.
Chaikin, S. Docks, I. Levine, H.
Moss and J. Shenkman. A social
hour following the service will
be directed by Mrs. N. Jaffe,
chairman, assisted by Mesdames
M. Ravet and J. Schneider, co-
chairmen.
The Sisterhood will meet for a
Torah project in behalf of the
Jewish Theological Seminary, at
8:30 p.m., Monday, in the syna-
gogue, announce Mrs. S. Wein-
berg, chairman a n d Mrs. S.
Docks, Torah Fund chairman.
A humorous satire, "The Es-
capist Jewess," featuring. Mes-
dames S. Braunstein, I. Chaikin,
S. Docks, G. Goldberg, J. Haas,
*B. Klein, M. Litvin, H. Nyman,
S. Raikow, B. Rochlen, A.
Schwartz, A. Smith and R. Swit-
zen, will be presented.
Rabbi From to Receive
D.D. Degree on March 27
For outstanding service to
Judaism and America, five dis-
tinguished alumni of the He-
brew Union College, including
Rabbi Leon Fram of Detroit, will
receive honorary degrees from
their alma mater, at Founders'
Day ceremonies in Cincinnati,
March 27.
Jack H. Skirball of Los An-
geles, movie and television pro-
ducer, and Rabbi David. H. Wice,
of Congregation Rodeph Sholom,
Philadelphia, will receive the
degree of Doctor of Hebrew Let-
ters.
Rabbi Harry Ettelson of Tem-
ple Israel, Memphis, Rabbi Fram
of Temple Israel, Detroit, and
Rabbi Ira E. Sanders of Temple
Israel, Little Rock, will each re-
ceive the degree of Doctor of
Divinity. ;
Dr. Nelson Glueck, president of
the Hebrew Union College-Jew-
ish Institute of Religion, will
confer the degrees at exercises
in the College chapel at which
Rabbi David Polish of the Free
Synagogue, Evanston, Ill., will
deliver the principal address.
ISTANBUL, (JTA) — The
Turkish Parliament, acting on a
petition by 52 deputies, has ap-
proved an increase in the gov-
WHOLE WHEAT MATZOS
ernment's subsidy to the Jewish
eutge odes
Hospital of Istanbul from 30,000
PASSOVER PRODUCTS'
pounds to 40,000 (approximate-
ly $14,000) for this year. The More Than 600 Families
Istanbul municipal c- ouncil,
meanwhile, has agreed to con- Await Moios Hitim Aid
tribute 5,000 pounds toward the
, TIDt e? ‘n7.7n
Harry Cohen, chairman of the
institution's annual budget of
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AP.ON STREET, INC., 150 RIVINGToN STREET.. NEW YORK
Mo'os Hitim fund for relief bf
200,000 pounds. _
needy families
during PassOver,
stated this week
that many more
families will
have to be given
aid. than re-
ceived it last
For Boys and Girls 6-14
year. In 1953,
600 families
(Counselor's-in-Training
for 15-17)
were provided
Located in the Waterloo Recreation Area
Mo'os Hitim as-
sistance here.
Washtenaw County, Michigan
Cohen Mr. Cohen ex-
Only 60 Miles from Detroit
pressed the hope that Detroit-
ers will respond promptly to the
"A Modern Thrilling Camping Experience"
call for aid issued by the Mo'os
Hitim Committee. Checks may
• Swimming and Boating • Baseball, Basketball and Tennis Courts
be sent to Mr. Cohen.
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Apparel Trades Group Opens Drive
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The successful apparel trades dinner of the mercantile divi-
sion was one of the first high points in the division's allied Jewish
campaign efforts. At the dinner are, left to right, HARRY SKLAR,
DANIEL WINOGRAD, SID BEBER, JACK M. CITRON, EUGENE
J. ARNFELD, LEON KEYSERLING, economic advisor to President
Truman, who addressed the group, LEWIS A. BAUM, and ED-
WARD A. ADLER.
Suburban Temple Series Offers Final Guest Lecture
"Science and Religion; Foes
or Partners?" will be the topic
of the final guest lecture in the
"Cavalcade of Jewish Thought"
series at 9 p.m., Monday, at the
Burton School in Huntington
Woods.
Lecturer will be Walter Stark,
of Suburban Temple. The "Cav-
alcade" lectures were a feature
of the College of Jewish Studies,
which meets every Monday night
under the Suburban Temple's
sponsorship.
At 8 p.m., Monday, the tem-
ple's spiritual leader, Dr. Frank
Rosenthal, will discuss "The
Early Jewish Community in the
U.S.," in his Jewish history class.
Classes in Hebrew for beginning
and advanced students, under
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