Detroiter Helps to Install First
`Electronic Brain' in Middle East

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-23

Adis Shalom PTO Sets
Final Luncheon Meeting

Friday, May 13, 1955

Ad as Shalom PTO, United He-
brew Schools will conclude the
season at 12:30 p.m., Monday, in
the synagogue, at which time
election of officers and reading
of annual reports will be fea-
tured.

Northland

DRIVER TRAINING

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Albert Elazar will be guest
speaker, and an open forum will
follow. Teachers will conduct
classes, with parents of children
they teach in attendance. Rabbi
Emanuel Appelbaum, branch
supervisor, will be in attendance
as an advisor.

REHOVOTH, Israel—Pretty young Israel girls, trained at the
Weizmann Institute of Science at Rehovoth, are among the
technicians now employed in assembling the first electronic
computer to be installed in the Middle East. Containing improve-
ments and technical advances over the model built at the
Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, N.J., Israel's "electronic
brain" will be among the best half-dozen machines of its kind
in the world. Directing the operation is a young American
scientist, Dr. Gerald Estrin, of Princeton, Louis Lipsky Exchange
Fellow at the Weizmann Institute. He is assisted by a team of
American and Israeli electronics engineers. Girls pictured at their
exacting task, which requires- close concentration on the minute
parts involved in the computer, are (lower level) SHOSHANNA
ROSENBERG, who came to Israel from Hungary in 1947, and
RUTH PE'ERI, who is a third-generation sabra (native born).
The Department of Electronics was inaugurated by Benjamin
Abrams of the Emerson Radio Corporation, New York. Dr, Dale
Pollack of New London, Conn., is acting head.

Although not shown in the
picture above, Detroiter George
Eisler was one of the trained
technicians who helped to install
the first electronic computing
machine in the Middle East.
Often referred to as a me-
chanical brain, the computer
will be used for a number of
purposes, especially atomic en-
ergy development.
Eisler, who worked on the as-
sembly of the complicated mem-
ory drum of the machine, grad-
uated cum laude from the Uni-
versity of Michigan in 1951 as an

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"NO CHANCE"!

BUT A SURE THING FOR A

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electronic engineer. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bela Eisler,
of 18239 Santa Rosa.
After his graduation he work-
ed at the U. of M. research cen-
ter on one of the first compu-
ters to be produced in this
country. During his work, the
university sent him to Los An-
geles, where he met Rhea Ten-
n e n h e u s, a UCLA graduate,
whom he married in August,
1953.
Last June, the Eislers went to
Israel for a visit. There Eisler
learned of the computer being
assembled at the Weizmann In-
stitute, and he was given a job
helping to put the machine to-
gether.

His work finished in February,
Eisler and his wife left for a
tour of Europe. They will be
home early in June after an un-
pectedly extended visit.

SAMMY
WOOLF

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The family of the late Joseph
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BYRON KRIEGER missed his
first fencing championship
since 1940 when he recently
failed to defend his foil, saber
and epee titles . . . He is on a
business tour and won't return
until sometime this month . . .
During the years Byron has won
46 championships a n d 165
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and foil and saber champ on
the 1951 Pan-American Olympic
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TALK ABOUT full evenings.
an affair coming up called "It"
and sponsored by Golda Meyer-
son BBG, Maccabees BBYM, and
Stephen Wise AZA, will include
dancing, swimming and roller
skating . . . plus a basketball
game between Detroit AZA and
Israel BBYM ... AND a beauty
contest with one girl from each
BBG chapter competing . . . The
guys and gals couldn't think of
anything else to call the affair
so just named the shindig "It"
. . . dated for May 14, at the
Jewish Center on Woodward .. .
Norm. Wornoff, Maccabees, is
overall chairman . . . assisted
by Francis Kagan, Meyerson,
and Jerry Simons, Maccabees.

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STARTING WITH eight mem-
bers last Dec. 16, at its first
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Edward Epstein, the New Hope
Chapter of JCRS (Jewish Con-
sumptive Relief Society) now
has 31 gals on the roster to
carry the ball in its program of
free medical care to sufferers of
cancer and tuberculosis, regard-
less of race or creed . . . Sophie
Tucker is Al Siegel's choice as
the feature attraction for the
group's first annual dinner-
dance fund-raising affair . . .
June 7 • . at Elmwood Casino
in Windsor . . . and as far as
New Hope Chapter is concerned,
Al couldn't have picked a better
one . . . Tickets can be gotten
from either Mrs. Epstein, presi-
dent, BR. 3-3812, Mrs. Max Wis-
per, vice president, UN. 4-7303,
or Mrs. Shirley Rosenthal,
treasurer, BR. 3-9923 . , . Inspir-
ational credit for the organiza-
tion of the New Hope Chapter
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the members . . . Anna Gold,
past president of the Detroit
Ladies Auxiliary, is Mrs. Wis-
per's mother, and Mrs. Sara
Waterstone, long time leader of
the Ladies Auxiliary, is the
mother of Mrs. Epstein.

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TEN NEW YORK artists, all
of whom have had one-man
shows, will have their works
exhibited when directors Mrs.
Marvin Bruck and Mrs. Sam
Field open their Associated
Gallery of Art on 18041 Wyom-
ing, May 23 . . . Among the
paintings will be those of Rose
Kuper, whose canvases are in
the permanent collections of
the Jewish Museum, Hunter
College in New York, and the
Lighthouse for the Blind in
Israel . . Alternate monthly
shows will be devoted to exhibits
of Michigan artists, ceramists
and sculptors..
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DISA 'N DATA . . . Back from
New York, Oscar Rappoport
calls it the city where the peo-
ple from Oshkosh look at the
people from Dubuque in the
next theater seats and say,
"Humph, these New Yorkers
don't dress any better than we
do" . . . New vocal group around
the community is The Talismen
. . . made up of Harry Siegel, di-
rector, Joe Finkelstein, Maurice
Short, Sidney Resnick and Nor-
man Bazell . . . The fellows fea-
ture liturgical ; Israeli and Eng-
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