Central High Youth Is Boys' Day Official Leonard Mitstone, a 17-year- old Central High School student, was elected City Clerk at a con- vention of 250 delegates from local public and p a r o c h i a l schools and youth agencies. Milstone, of 13531 Dart- mouth, will be one of the youths to reign over Detroit's city 4government on 'Boys' Day, to- j day, at the De- trait City Hall. Boys' Day, Leonard which will cul- minate in the attendance of all young officials at the annual Boy's Town-Catholic Central football game this evening, at Briggs Stadium, was originated in 1952. Tales Out of School "The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees of Posterity."—Disraeli. By Ronnie Aronson Central High Lennie Milstone, of Central, finds himself being greeted in the halls by fellow students as "Mr. Clerk." Lennie was recent- ly elected to the post of city clerk by a mass conclave of boys representing every school in the city at Boy's Day, held Oct. 11, at Veterans Memorial. These boys were given the privilege of electing a mayor, Adas Shalom Young People and other officers to run Detroit's affairs for a day. Another candi- To Get Dance Instruction date from Central, although not The Young Peoples League of as successful, was Ronnie Hor- Adas Shalom Synagogue will witz, * * * have a free Latin American dance instruction lesson by Joe All Centralites who haven't Cornell, at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, been informed yet will be happy in the synagogue. All . adults in to hear that no classes will be the community between the ages held on Oct. 28. The reason—a of 18 and 25 may attend. Fur... Teacher's Institute - . . Senior ther information may be had by pins will be given out at the first calling TE. 4-4550. senior meeting, next week . • Centralites are eagerly running The Very Best In around study halls trying to Music by — scrape up the required amount of signatures for their Student Council petitions. Elections will be held next week . . The And his orchestra voices of Central's choir were TO. 7-2289 heard Thursday, on radio station WDTR. The group is directed by Dr. Harry Seitz .. . Iczkovitz J. J. CLARKE AZA is planning their installa- Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs tion for Oct. 22. Movies - 3 D's - * * * TED FREEMAN • Formals and Candids Why Not Call Mr. Rosen For an Appointment By Nancy Falk Mumford High Highlighting the week at Mum- ford was the football game be- tween Cooley and the Mustangs. The game, played in the mud and rain, was tied 6-6. This week we face Northwestern. The boys' swimming team de- feated Central in their third meet. Cody will be their next challenger. The '55 Capri was sold all of last week. Salesmen roamed the classes and halls, and did a won- derful job of selling the school yearbook. This year, under the capable direction of Phyllis Alt- man, editor-in-chief, the year- book should be the best one we have ever done. The Student Council gave the freshies their annual Freshman Mixer, which was a huge suc- cess. The freshmen were ac- quainted with all of the clubs' .activities,. and the school as a whole, Oct. 3-14 are the dates of the winter clothing drive. All stu- dents are urged to- support the drive to the fullest, as it is one of the most worthwhile events of the entire school year. Michigan Musings Last year 51 Centralites re- ceived college scholarships, it 3233 W. McNichols was announced recently. This By JUDY ANN JACOBS UN. 1-9000 number places Central, percent- A wealth of cultural oppor- age-wise, among the top scholar- tunities are available to students ship-winning high schools in the on the University of Michigan city. This is in keeping with Cen- campus. tral's tradition of high academic And His Orchestra Presented annually by the U. of standing. Music and Entertainment M. Oratorical Association, the For Every Occasion lecture course began Wednesday, in Hill Auditorium with guest TU. 3 2892 speaker Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, former UN General Assembly SAM FISHA IAN Questions such as how can we President who spoke on "Amer- j lead youngsters into the habit of ica's Stake in Asia." Metropolitan Custom i reading good books and how does Opera Director Rudolf Bing, U. i Painting 5- Decorating i a parent know what books to S. Senators Alexander Wiley and j Licensed - Insured choose will be answered at the Wayne Morse, actor Henry. Hull, second annual Children's Book Clifton Fadiman, Dr. Norman For Estimates Call UN. 1-3265 i ■ ■ ■ Fair, to be held Nov. 5-20, at the Vincent Peale, as well as drama- tic performers Edith Atwater and Detroit Historical Museum. Albert Dekker complete the -MUSIC sT mliL EEIDNBiyii Books of verse, on sports, series which ends Marbh 6. science, nature, the Bible and The Choral Union Series which picture stories will be displayed, and HIS ORCHESTRA began Tuesday and continues and lists will be available to help —for your— Wedding, Bar Mitzvah, Party youngsters select books in public through March 19 is introducing soprano Zinka Milanov, the Bos- For reasonable rates call: and school libraries: UN. 3-6485 or ton Symphony Orchestra con- Daily programs with guest au- TO. 7-4714 ducted by Charles Munch, the thors and illustrators are plan- Cleveland Orchestra with George ned, and youngsters will be taken Szell conducting, violinist Na- from suburban, as well as city, Candids by than Milstein, and the Shaw school classes. Chorale and Orchestra conducted Sponsors include the Detroit by Robert Shaw. Others are the Federation of Women's Clubs, Vienna Choir Boys, Sir Ernest and associates Detroit Council of Parents and MacMillan conducting the Tor- LI 6-4610 TY 8-7800 Teachers, Library, Art Institute, onto Symphony Orchestra, pian- Public Schools, Historical Mu-. ist Arthur Rubinstein, Virtuosi See Our New, Exclusive seum, Children's Book Council Di Roma and Walter Gieseking. Gilt-Edge Library Album and Detroit Free Press. Michigan's Extra C o n c e r t Series, introducing the Obern- kirchen Children's Choir on Mon- day, continues with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Bos- •■•■ ton Pops Tour Orchestra, pianist •••• Myra Hess and soprano Teresa Stich-Randall. Both the Choral ■ Union and Extra Concert Series ■ are presented in Hill Auditorium. •••■ Rabbi S. Kaplan, midwest di- ••• rector of Hillel foundations and AM. director of Ohio State UniverSi- ••••• ty's Hillel group, recently spoke to U. of M. students on "They ■■ No Longer Dwell in Booths" in connection with Sukkot. • NEW! Exclusie at Faultless United Nations Week will be A patented machine that guarantees draperies finished to size without loss of color. celebrated on campus from Sun- day to Oct. 24. Prof. M. S. Sund- All • A Phone Call Will aram, cultural attache at the Draperies & Cornices . . . taken down & rehung Indian Embassy in Washington, ••• •• A COMPLETE SERVICE TO HOMES, will head the UN Week program. •• • PLANTS AND INSTITUTIONS SAM GRUSKOFF Children's Book Fair At Historical Museum - ./11114141/110 0 11•114.1 011•MiliM1.411M4.1 C/illill•143411•11.111•N$ - Aesculapians Announce Israeli Students Club Has Movies, Dancing at Meeting Dinner-Dance Date The Israeli Students Organi- H. Bordman, president of the zation of Detroit will have their Aesculapian Pharmaceutical So- first meeting at 8:30 p.m.. Sunday, ciety, and Mrs. B. Breyer, head in the Zionist House, Linwood at Lawrence. A movie on Israel of the Auxiliary, announce the will be shown, followed by corn- completion of plans for the an- munity singing and dancing. All ual dinner-dance to be held at interested persons may attend. 7:30 p.m., Nov. 9 at the Latin Quarter. Funds from this event enable the group, to carry out their charity program which benefits Orchestras—Entertainment such organizations as the North End Clinic, the Jewish Home for 308 Fox Bldg. the Aged, the School of Phar- WO 2-4814 - UN. 4-4346 macy at the Hebrew University in Israel, the Allied Jewish Cam- paign, the Coldwater School for the mentally retarded and a scholarship fund at Wayne Uni- versity. Free Pickup Ben Finkle and Mrs. N. 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