Tales Out of Schoo
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
Dr. Gruber Here
Nov. 8 to Address
Hadassah Event
of Posterity."—Disraeli.
By
Ronnie
Aronson
Central
High
The result of weeks of work
and practice of over - a dozen
:seniors will be revealed Nov. 17
and 18; when some • 1700 Cen-
tralites, their parents, teachers
and alumni see this term's Senior
play.
The play, "The Curious Sav-
age," is a comedy which tells
of a middle-aged woman who
suddenly finds herself being rail-
roaded into a rest home by her
family. In addition to_ the cast,
students working on the play
are Paula Haberman, makeup;
Ann Cannon, props; Judy Roth,
student director; and Gordon
Landsman, Lawrence Gaiefsky,
Harold Sharman and Bernard
Carpenti, stage crew.
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Members of Keidan AZA will
occupy the Star Room of the
Elmwood Casino Saturday night
for the semi-annual installation
of , officers. To be installed are
Ronnie Aronson, aleph godol;
Jerry Gutman, aleph s'gan;
Jerry Uzansky, aleph mazkir; Bob
Verona, aleph gisbor; Sheldon
Wasser, aleph corresponding maz-
kir; Sy Linovitz, aleph sopher;
Nison and Mithell Sabin, alephs
shotrim; and Eddie Spilkin, aleph
moreh.
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On Nov. 11, the Detroit-Wind-
sor Council of AZA will hold its
traditional national - sabbath serv-
ices at Cong. Ahavas Achim,
19190 .Shaefer. - The _following
night, BBG will present Karnival
Kapers, its annual Variety night,
at the Davison Jewish Center.
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The voices heard over the loud-
speakers during group period be-
long to Gloria Manela, 12A, Ron-.
ald Horwitz, 12A, - Jim Lafferty,
• 12B, and Izzetta Ray, 12B. These
: four report the news of Central's
activities and special events.
Dr. Sachar - Speaks
At Dinner-Dance
Of Brandeis Men
Dr. Abraham L. Sachar, presi-
dent of Brandeis University at
Waltham, Mass., , will be prin-
cipal speaker at the 4th annual
Dinner-Dance of the Brandeis
university Associates on Nov. '15,
in the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
George Golanty, president of
the local group which serves
as foster alumni of the first non-
sectarian university under Jew-
ish auspices in the country,
States that a cocktail hour will
begin at 7 p.m., with dinner fol-
lowing an hour later.
' Dancing to the music of the
Fenby-Carr Orchestra Will con-
Clude the program, which is to
be held in the Grand Ballrooni.
The Brandeis University presi-
dent was recently quoted in
Reader's Die.st as Saying, - "New
buildings are going up so fast
on the Brandeis campus, , I
sometimes fear that the. next,
Brandeis president will suspect
I had an 'edifice complex'." -
The university's growth has
been phenomenal in its first
few years, Golanty said. One of
our purposes in existing is to
see that it continues to grow, he
added.
Tickets for the event, the
major fund-raising program of
the year held by the Brandeis
University Associates, are avail-
able by calling Martin Alexander,
TO. 9-7100.
By
Joni
Handleman.
Mumford
High .
e The Mumford play,
"T h e
Torch Bearers," which will be
presented on Nov. 17 and 18 in
the school auditorium, is a quick-
moving comedy. Assisting dra-
matics coach, Dorothy Patterson,
are Harris and Cherie Seigan
acting . as student directors. Rosa-•
lie Neuvrith and Pauline Orn-
stein are in charge of the cos-
tume committee, and Connie Le-
wis and Ilene Gelman are head-
ing the props _committee.
The annual Military Ball, given
each year by the ROTC will take
place from 8:30 to 11:30 . p.m.,
Nov. 11, at Masonic Temple. On-
ly students in ROTC uniform may
attend.
The record of Mumford's swim-
ming team, although it now
stands at one win and two losses
is sure to hit near the top next
term due to the many promising
swimmers it has, Among them
are:. Bruce Netzer, Ted Goldberg,
Mike Yderstad, Kirtley Winn,
Robert Garson, Harley Katler,.
Reed Ashton, Jerry Cohen, Rich-
ard Chosid, - Ralph Ryback and
Robert Jones. . • .
The Murnford Girl's Golf Team
had a very successful season this
year ending in. four victories with
only one loss. Playing,on the team
were Bev Stein, Judy Jones, Su-
san Solomon, Susie Sofferin, Lois
Greenberg, Louetta Hartstein,
and Dedee Zechman.
A fabulous week-end • was had
by _ both Mumford alumni and
students at the University of
Michigan' homecoming festivities.
Highlighting the three wonderful
days were the Michigan vs. Iowa
football game and the Homecom-
ing Dance "which featured Billy
May's Orchestra. _ •
Among those participating in
the gala affairs were Adrienne
Auslander, Cookie Lerman, Vicky
Weisberger, _Jackie Shapiro, Andy
Rothbar, Iris Erlich, Roseanne
Leonard, Elaine _ Kolodinr. Mar-
lene Bennach, Francess Golde,
Carol Moore; Marilyn Gelb, Deb-
bie- Linderman and Joni Handle-
man. Jim
_ my Weitzinan, Donny
Tonkin, Mike Fisher, Jay Key-
stone, -HarVey Weise, Marty Al-
bion, Mary Star/hail, Dick Car-
son, Bernie Lewis, Bruce Seigan,
Dave Gelfand, David Lewis,
Roger Gottfried and Dick Gould.
Zion Mizrachi Donor
Scheduled fore Monday
Mrs. Morris A d re r, who re-
turned recently from an extended
visit in Israel, will be guest
speaker at the annual donor
luncheon of the Sisters of Zion
Mizrachi at 12:30
p.m., Monday, at
Holiday Manor.
Also appear-
ing with Mrs.
Adler, who will
report on vari-
ous installation
supported in Is-
rael by Mizrachi
Women, will be
Geraldine Po-
sen, offering a
program of Is-
raeli song s,
states Mrs. Jo- Mrs. Kunin
seph H. Kunin, the day's program
chairman,
Chairmen who may be con-
tacted for pledges and tickets
are Mrs. Ida Goldsmith, journal,
UN. 3-6947; Mrs. Abraham Kell-
man, darlings, TY. 4-0327; and
Mrs. Florence Smerling and her
daughter, Beulah Smerling, res
ervations, TO. 5-4115.
Other chairmen include Mes-
Cuban President Presides
dames Issac Rosenthal and Mil-
Over Snyagogue Dedication
ton Winston, organizations and
HAVANA, (JTA)—Maj. Gen. treasury gifts, all of which will
Fulgencio Batista, President of go to further Mizrachi's child
Cuba, presided over the dedica- restoration program in Israel.
tion ceremonies of the new . syna-
gogue-center of the Jewish Corn- 215—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Munity House_ a Cuba,
Friday, November 4, 1955
DR. RUTH GRUBER
Dr. Ruth Gruber, New York
Herald Tribune correspondent
and author of the best:seller "Is-
rael Without Tears," will launch
the membership campaign of the
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah at
12:30 p.m., Tuesday, in Temple
Israel. Dessert luncheon will be
served.
The program, geared to Hadas-
sah membership and educational
efforts, will honor one of the local
Chapter's life members. Mrs.
Abraham Srere will give the in-
vocation, and Mrs. Estelle Lon-
don, accompanied by Mrs. David
Holtzman, will lead in the sing-
ing of the national anthem.
Dr. Gruber, who has just re-
turned from her seventh trip to
Israel, witnessed the immigration
of recent arrivals from North Af-
rica. She traveled throughout the
Jewish state where she inspected
all of Hadassah's many projects.
The author of many articles in
national periodicals, Dr. Gruber's
most recent story appeared in
Look Magazine. -
Mrs. Reuben Bienstock, vice-
president -of - membership, states
that the meeting will touch off
a month of varied events geared
to increasing the membership and
strength of the organization.
One of the principal programs,
she added, will be a Walk-a-Thon
during which members • armed
with kits will enroll women in
the community as Hadassah mem-
bers. Prospective members are
invited to Tuesday's meeting.
Host of Celebrities
To Appear at JWVA
Donor Luncheon Nov. 16
Mrs. Jack Schwartz, senior
vice-president of the Department
of Michigan, Jewish War Vet-
erans Ladies Auxiliary, an-
nounces the completion. of plans
for the program to be viewed by
the 1600 women attending the
Auxiliary's 9th annual donor
luncheon.
Entertainment for the Nov. 16
affair, to be held at Masonic
Temple,. will include Bob Max-
well, television and radio per-
sonality who will be master of
ceremonies; comedian Jackie
Kahane, recording -star Bunny
Paul; and Murray Jackman,
pianist.
In addition, 100 gifts will be
awarded, highlighted by an all-
expense-paid weekend for two at
Oakton Manor Resort, Lake Pe-
waukee, Wis., with luggage and
plane tickets included. A silver
tea service is another of the
prizes.
Proceeds from the donor en-
able the Auxiliary to carry on
its year-round program of Amer-
icanism, child welfare and aid to
hospitalized and needy veterans.
For luncheon tickets or infor-
mation, call WE. 3-0846.
Israeli Student Group
To Hear Rabbi Kapustin
The Israeli Student Organiza-
tion of Detroit will meet at 8:30
p.m., Saturday in the Zionist
House on Linwood at Lawrence.
Rabbi Max Kapustin, director of
Hillel at Wayne University, will
speak on the "Israeli Student in
the American Jewish Communi-
ty." Community singing and
dancing will complete the eve-
ning. All interested persons may
attend.
Series of Articles on Israel
To Begin in Sunday's Times
"Israel: War or Peace?" is the
title of a series of articles which
will appear in The Detroit Times,
starting this Sunday,
The series is written by Erwin
Savelson, who has just returned
from his fourth assignment to
Israel since . February, 1949, and
who brings glowing reports Of
Israel's progress, plus warnings
of the peril of war.
On this assignment, Savelson
also had frank talks with Pre-
mier Nasser and other Egyptian
officials and leading citizens.
His- series describes the immi-
nent danger of war in the Middle
East and the need to strengthen
Israel in the current crisis. He
feels that the crux of the unrest
is the Arab refugee problem, and
offers a solution which, if adopt-
ed, could lead to a lessening of
tension.
Many photographs will illus-
trate the series which will also
describe the oil strike, the miracle
of Beersheba, _life on the Gaza
frontier, victory over the desert,
operation Lachish, the resettle-
ment of 100,000 to 200,000 Jews
in the Valley of Elah and other
dramatic phases of Israel's prog-
resS.
Savelson is the author of three
previous series on Israel and the
Middle East. He watched the
young Republic grow into a dyn-
amic democracy from its war
days when -he wrote "What I
Found in Israel," then returned
in 1951 to describe "Aeturn to
Israel."
In 1952, he warned of a "Second
Round" with the Arab world
after another on-the-spot survey
during which he traveled by com-
mando car from one end of Israel
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Negev Desert spots where the
Israelis and. Egyptians are' bat-"
tling each other today.
A veteran New York news-
paperman, he is also the author
of "Freedom for Sale," a graphic
portrayal of the underground res-
cue of tens of thousands from the
Nazis during -World War II. This
series of articles received world-
wide attention.
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