Brevities
Pioneer Women Set $50 000 Goal
For 25th Annual Donor Sunday
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DR. EDWARD N. EHRLICH,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Adolph Ehr-
lich, of 24070 Rensselaer, Oak
Park, is one of two doctors in
the widely-publicized expedi-
tion, "Operation Deepfreeze,"
which left Nov. 14 for the South
Pole. Dr. Ehrlich is a graduate
of the University of Michigan
Medical School. He was an in-
tern and resident physician at
Wayne County General' Hospital,
until -joining the Navy in 1953.
He volunteered for the expedi-
tion last spring. .
ws.
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What children learn in the
reading, speaking and writing
arts will be explained to par-
ents at a meeting of the DUR-
* FEE CHAPTER, Better Schools
Association, scheduled for 8 p.m.,
Tuesday, in the school auditori-
um. Dr. Clarence Wachner, di-
rector of the language depart-
ment of the Detroit Public
Schools, will speak on "Corn-
, rnunication Skills Are the Tools
of Democracy." Thelma Hurd,
head of the Durfee English de-
partment, will discuss the
school's language program. A
question and answer period will
follow, and a social hour will
conclude the evening.
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Central
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ctivities
By
Ronnie
Aronson
George Bernard Shaw's "You
. Central
Never Can Tell," one of his most
High
lively farces, open at the WAYNE
UNIVERSITY THEATER tonight.
Additional performances are De-
Joe Dennis, Danny Docks, Jo-
cember -3 and the • following
Thursday through Saturday, Dec. anne Ivory and Marsha Farber
were among the .Centralites at-
8, 9, and 10.
tending the seventh annual In-
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stitute on Democratic Living held
Two Michigan rabbis this week Nov.--19, at the- Rackham --Memo--,
represented the Jewish Chautau- rial Building. The Institute,
qua Society which sends rabbis which is sponsored by the Junior
as part of an educational program: Round Table of the National
to disseminate authentic infor- Conference of Christians and
mation on Judaism. They are Jews, featured an address by Lt.
Rabbi WILLIAM N. SAJOWITZ, Gov. Philip A. Hart.
of Flint's -Temple _Beth El, who
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participated in Wayne Univer :-
Jud ge Harry Keidan Chapter
sity's Campus Conference on Re-
ligion, and Rabbi HERMAN E. of AZA collected over 35 bushels
GROSSMAN, of Congregation of of canned foods in a recent drive_
Moses, Kalamazoo, who lectured held in the Dexter area for char-
ity organizations. The chairmen
at Olivet College.
of the drive were Eugene Loren,
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Jerry Uzansky and Harvey
- A Sefer 'For,ah was recently Krupp.
presented in Chicago to SIlvI-
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CHA PRATT, Israel Consul
The 12B class has sprung to
General, by Bnai Brith District life recently because' of the in-
Lodge No. 6. It will be sent to terest caused by coming . elec-
Israel to be presented to a syn- tions. Almost every night finds a
agogue located in one of the meeting for another candidate.
Bnai Brith-sponsored colonies.
Candidates for the various offices
are beginning to work hard, be-
Montreal Campaign Ends
cause elections will be held very
MONT.REAL, (JTA) - — T h e shortly. Some of the 'Lites seen
joint campaign in Montreal of at these meetings have been
the Combined Jewish Appeal Ricky Lupovich ,Eugene Sklar,
and United Israel Appeal, closed Izetta Ray, Kay Darden, Toby
here with an announcement that Zussman, Ralph Glist, George
the CJA raised $1,521,620, while Fox and Eleanor Banks.
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the UJA received $1,078,530.
*Durfee's ninth graders were
given a look into Central's music
department recently, when the
school band, under the direction
of Dr. Harry Seitz, presented a
concert in- Durfee's auditorium-
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Students ran the school
Wednesday, on Central's semi-
annual Student Day. 12A Presi-
dent Lennie Milstone took over
as principal, while Ronnie Hor-
witz was assistant principal. In
each classroom, pupils were
elected to take over as teachers.
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The Journalism I class is plan-
ning a Goodfellow issue of the
Are Coming Your Way on
Central Student, scheduled for
sale December 19. Editor-in-
SUNDAY
chief for the special issue is Al-
bert Young, assisted by Beryl
DECEMBER 11th
Falbatun and Evelyn August.
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National Action Day for
Israel
.You can get a Prospectus and buy
your Bond of
Development Corporation for Israel
2200 David Stott Bldg.
Detroit 26, Mich.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Ben-
jamin Elson acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent be-
reavement.
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday,-Deeember-2, 1955
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'The Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women has set a $50,000 g oal for
its 25th annual donor event, to
be held at 8:30 p.m., Sunday, at
Masonic Temple.
Funds raised will be used, in
Israel, for the rehabilitation of
new inUnigrants and aid • to or-
phan children, homeless girls and
working mothers.
In Kanot, Israel, now under
construction is a completely-
modern agricultural school being
provided by Pioneer Women to
offer a four-year high school
course- for teen-agers.
Sunday's program will feature
Max Freedman, Washington cor-
respondent of the • Manchester
- Guardian, as guest speaker. -
Comedian Lou Mason will be
principal entertainer, featuring a
one-man show of Jewish humor.
Supporting him will be Viennese
soprano Martha Schlamrne and
guitar-singing Mira Gilbert, who
will offer a folk ballad of the 30-
r year history of Pioneer Women
i in this country.
Israel Bonds
Invest in Israel on
A drive . for sports -equipment
and toys for Israel has been
launched by the Detroit Women's
Division, American Jewish Con-
gress, for which Mrs. Louis Alper
will serve as chairman.
Participating in the campaign
are students in 14 area - Sunday
schools; who will share their
Hanukah toys and gifts with
youngsters in the Jewish state.
All - materials collected will be
sent to be used at Israel play-
grounds and recreational centers.
It will be delivered through
Sports for Israel, an agency which
manages the shipping.
A sp-ecial request for 2,000 balls
has been issued by the local Con-
gress women. Also sought are
indoor games, such as ches's and
checkers.
Working with Mrs. Alper are
Mesdames Walter Berlow, Dor-
othy Fink, D. Garfield, Joseph
Greenberg and Jack Topor, chap-
ter community relations chair-
men. Information on the drive,
which continues through -Dec. 18,
may be obtained by calling Mrs.
Alper, UN 3-8365.
Mrs. HARRY MONDRY points to Kanot, on the map of
Israel, to show fellow workers in the Detroit Ciauntil of Pioneer
Women the site of a new agricultural school being erected. Pic-
tured with Mrs. Mondry are, left to right, Mesdames. - ABRAHAM
PRIMACK, MOE SASLQVE and HAROLD NOVECK.
The popular young singing duo,
DORAINE a n d ELLIS, will
choose songs from light opera
and musical comedy, when they
appear on the DetroitTown Hall
platform, at 11 a.m., Wednesday,
in the Fisher Theater. They will
offer their numbers in national
costume_
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travel to the Soviet Union, Po-
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and Romania, applications are
being accepted by the Israel
Tourist Service for visits to
Russia.
Jules Doneson, director of the
travel agency, said that although
applications to other Iron Cur-
tain countries are not being ac-
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or more people to Russia are be-
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Tuesday, December 6th, 12:30 p.m.
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An exhibition of woodcuts by
former Detroiter, Dr. Arthur C.
Danto, was recently on display
at New York's Gallery 62, lo-
cated at 62 W. 56th St.
In the art column of The New
York Times, Dr. Danto is refer-
red to as "an artist who special-
izes in studies of children, carry-
ing characteristics of them to -
emotional degrees. But they are
never sentimental. The moods of
happiness or sadness that they
reflect so graphically are genu- 10
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inely and freshly felt, and the
artist exploits broken line and
dark areas to knowing effects."
Dr. Danto, a professor of phil-
osophy at Columbia University,
received his bachelor's degree at
Wayne and his MA and PhD
from Columbia. He also studied
art in New York and Paris.
Married to Shirley Rovetch,
also a Detroiter, Dr. Danto is the
father of a daughter, Elizabeth.
His parents are Dr. and Mrs.
Samuel B. Danto, of HUntington
Woods.
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Dr. Raphael Altman was re-
elected president of Knollwood
Country Club at a meeting of the
club's board of directors, Sunday.
Other officers elected include
Joseph Gendelman, vice-presi-
dent; Louis H. Luckoff, treasurer;
Bernard Siegel, secretary, David
Miro, assistant treasurer, • and
Sam Kane, assistant secretary.
New board members. are Sol
Eisenberg, Harry Jaffa and Dr.
George Weiss. Re - elected to
three-year terms were Harold H.
Gilbert, Louis H. Schostak and
Siegel.
At the meeting, George Kays,
chairman of the Knollwood golf
committee, announced that. Pete
Cooper would be retained as club
tpro for the 1956 _season. -
Dr. Moses Zalesky will speak
on "New Melodies in Hebrew
Poetr-ST" at a meeting of the
Kvutzah Ivrith at 3 p.m., Sun-
day, in the Rose Sittig Cohen
Bldg. Norman Ruttenberg is
chairman of the program. The
public is invited to attend.
The same evening Dr. Zalesky
will speak on the "Hebrew
Language and You" in English at
the Book Fair program at the
Davison Community Center.
I. J. CLARKE STUDIO
Tours to Russia
Ex-Detroiter Exhibits
Woodcuts in New York
Re-Elect Dr. Altman
As Knollwood President
Kvutzah Ivrith Features
Dr. Zalesky As Speaker
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