Tales Out of Schoo

JSSB Director to Address
Labor Zionist Branch 7

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

By

By

By

Judy
Alzofon

Joni
Handleman

Judy
Stutz

Central
High

'dumford
High

South
Oakland
County

There are 21 Centralites ac-
tive in the Junior Achievement
companies, making various
marketable products.
Marilyn Glicken, Lila Diskin,
Gordan Miller, Burton Mann,
Rochelle Tilchen, Donna Weiner,
Sheila Barril, Wilma Hayes,
Melvyn Silver, Bill Sriro, Jac-
queline Saltz, Barbara Smith
and John Van Zeig are officers
in their JA companies.
John Van Zeig will be the all-
day gtiest of his company, The
Detroit Bank. Other companies
will follow with similiar invita-
tills for their Junior Achievers
within the next few months.
Other active members of JA are
Mildred Klein, Ilene Wolfson,
Larry Hitchcock, Helen Pollack,
Florence Hoffman, Maurice
Crawford and Mary Rubin.
Both the girls and boys ten-
nis teams have started practice.
Chuck Solomon, captain of the
boys team, will play his last
season. All tenth and eleventh
grade boys wishing to try out
are urged to attend practice.
The girls team started prac-
tice with six returning letter
women: Co-captains, Doris Ap-
plebaum and Esther Margolis,
Judy Alzofon, Rose Frank, Janie
Rosenzweig and Barbara Sors-
cher. Interested girls are urged
to attend practice.
An assembly was presented by
the science department in an
effort to acquaint students with
the various subjects offered in
the school's chemistry, physics
and biology classes. Jerry Green-
baum acted as emcee • in this
program, which was presented
to an auditorium of students
and carried over the PA to
other groups.
A skit presented by the bi-
ology classes included Jerry Wal-
ters, Shel Green, Estelle Pine-
man, and Stuart Rose; Bar-
bara Halperin, Mike Lipshitz,
and Jerry Kazdan conducted a
few experiments in physics; and
Art Ungerleider, Dave Hermel-
kin and Jerry Sherman repre-
sented the chemistry classes.
Gene Smoler and Roy Wolfe per-1
(Editor's note: The by-line on
Miss Alzofon's column of last
week was inadvertently omitted.
None-the-less it was Judy's usu-
al fine handiwork).

April 26 to May 7 will mark
Mumford's annual clothing
drive. Last year we were among
the highest of all high schools
in Detroit. So come on, kids,
let's try to keep up the school
spirit. A baseball game between
male teachers and fellows from
Student Council and Hi-Y is
Planned as a reward for those
bringing clothes.
Celebrating her sweet sixteen
birthday at the Sheraton Cadil-
lac Hotel this week will be San-
dra Chernick. On the guest list
are Judy Allen, Barbara Chase,
Jackie Green, Elly Millman,
Phyllis Moss, Joyce Chudler,
Carol Katz, Phyllis Band, Jo-
Lynn Abrahams, Dorothy Yago-
da, Lorraine Yollis, Marilyn Bez,
Phyllis Katz, Avon Horowitz and
Rochelle Miller.
Marilyn Goode will celebrate
her sixteenth birthday with a
square dance at Pontiac Boy's
Club tonight. With Dick Gould
as her host, other guests will
be Judy Dickstein, Lee Marks,
Shirley Surowitz, Paul Kamner,
Myrna Paul, Alan Sandorf, Es-
ther Diem, Barry Stulberg, Judy
Oppenheim, Bob Lask, Betsy
Barris, Stu Pernick, Barbara
Heavenrich, John Haber; Joni
Handleman, Skip Magidsohn,
Carolyn Hawn, Jim Heck, Joan
Schneider, Mike Fisher, Judy
Levin, Joel Phome, Sherry To-
bias, Jimmy Lebster, Judy No-
sanchuk, Stewart Horaose, Gor-
die Lepadis, Mike Rosenberg,
Bernice McLean, Tom Metzdorf,
Carolyn Goode and Mike Goode.
May 1 is the date set for Mum-
ford's annual Spring Fling, to be
held at Lovette Hall in Green-
field Village.
Congratulations to Connie
Sarason, Lorraine Bittker, Linda
Lee, Elihu Burkow, Deane Meis-
ner, Hal Barron, Sharon Cohn,
Russ Palmer, Dorothy Kahl,
Bruce Parker and Dick Gerber
on their newly-acquired mem-
bership in Quill and Scroll.
Stephen Wise AZA Chapter is
holding its semi-formal dance
at 9 p. m., Saturday, in Masonic
Temple, with .Dave Diamond and
his orchestra furnishing the
music. Those working on the
event are Bruce Lyons, Byron
Gold, Mike Kraft, Dick Carson
and Jerry Yudkoff.

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spread that appeared in a
butchers' trade magazine last
January.
Concerted and organized de-
mands for the outlawing of
kosher slaughtering are being
received by the Bonn Ministry
of Food and Agriculture. Most
astounding is a petition of Dr.
Walter Kolb, who signs it not
only as head of the German
Animal Protection League but
also as Lord Mayor of Frankfurt.
Shechitah was reinstated by
the Allies in 1946 to permit the
killing of.fowl and cattle accord-
ing to Jewish ritual. If this de-
cree were now rescinded, the
Nazi anti-Shechitah law of April
1933 would, in the view of cer-
tain German experts, be auto-
matically reinstated. This con-
tention is based on the argu-
ment that the Nazi law was a
humane and not an anti-Jewish
measure.
The Conference of German
Rabbis holds that the repeal of
all Nazi legislation applies with
particular force to Hitler's first
anti-Jewish law, namely pro-
hibition of Shechitah. Aside
from the untenability of the al-
legations against it, the Jewish
mode of slaughtering is protect-
ed by virtue of the Constitution-
al safeguards against religious
discrimination,

Friday, April 9, 1954

Branch Seven, Labor Zionist
Organization, will meet Sunday
evening, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Greenberg, 4014
Duane. Harold Silver, director.
of the Jewish Social Service Bu-
reau, will speak on "What Is a
Zionist?" A social hour will fol-
low.

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The highlights of this week's years.
events are the Varsity Club ath-
letic carnival at Berkley High
and the trip taken by the
In response to numerous requests ... the
French Club of Royal Oak High.
The athletic carnival was held
March 26 in the school gym.
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The program included an ex-
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The French Club of RO High
party, or any other social function.
attended the Studio Theater and
saw the foreign movie, "Forbid-
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den Games." Among those at-
in all Detroit Synagogues
tending were Rose Ellen Cohen
and Marcia Miller. On April 1
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the Berkley High Band gave its
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annual concert, which was a
great success, in the school gym.
The annual magazine cam-
paign closed last Monday, with
Berkley going way over the top.
The school will purchase robes
for the A Capella Choir with
the proceeds. Awards for the
best salesmen included tickets
to the opening Tiger game,
watches and trophies.
For Twenty-Five years in Detroit , . . the name BERKOWER
One of the luckier kids in
these parts is Joanie Kaatz of
on the label of fur garments has meant honesty and sincerity.
RO High, who left for Arizona
last week. She will return in
For our 25th Anniversary sale, we have gathered the
about two weeks.
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Helen Cohen, of Richton Ave., to
Herman Pikstein, son of Mrs.
Sarah Pikstein, of Lawrence Ave.
Miss Cohen is the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cohen.

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Official Arrested for Stealing
Jewish Property Under Nazis

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AMSTERDAM (JTA) — The
Amsterdam police have arrested
a 70-year-old former official in
the police department on
charges of having stolen prop-
erty entrusted to him by Jewish
families during the Nazi occu-
pation of Holland. It is charged
that he sold much of this prop-
erty and pocketed thousands of
guilders.

Germany's Remaining Jews Alarmed
At Proposed 'Hitlerian' Schechita Ban

FRANKFURT, (JTA) — Even
though only a few thousand
Jews in all of Germany purchase
kosher meat, agitation that
calls for a revival of Hitler's pro-
hibition of kosher slaughtering
has grown to disturbing dimen-
sions in recent weeks.
The current issue of one of
Germany's largest news maga-
zines, which exerts great influ-
ence on public life, devotes five
columns to the "problem" quot-
ing copiously from an inflamz-
matory -two-page illustrated

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