The Greater Detroit B n a i
Brith Council will honor Pro-
bate Judge Nathan J. Kaufman
with a testimonial dinner on
Jan. 29, at Holiday Manor.
Harry N. Katz, Council vice-
president and chairman of the
testimonial committee, said that
negotiations are currently being
carried out for a prominent
guest speaker.
Although the program is spon-
sored by Bnai Brith, Katz said
that representatives of the bar,
bench and communal organiza-
tions, as w ell as friends of
Judge Kaufman, are invited to
attend.
A highlight of the evening
will be awarding of a plaque to
Judge Kaufman. Rudolph
Meyersohn is in charge of the
plaque committee and is as-
sisted by Harry Yudkoff and
Albert Tucker.
Assisting Katz on the dinner
committee are Morris Direnfeld
and - Meyersohn, associate chair-
men; Yudkoff, Tucker, Leo
Polk, Samuel W. Leib and Louis
E. Darden. Representing the
Women's Council are Mrs. Bern-
ard Bliefield and Mrs. Kalman
Bruss.
Tickets are available from
Direnfeld, ticket chairman, WO.
2-7062 or UN. 4-2040, or from
the offices of Bnai Brith, 163
Madison, Suite 120, WO. 3-7838.

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the Shaarey Zedek Men's Club,
announces the group's Quiz-0-
Rama will be held at 8:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, in the synagogue
social hall.
Patterned after radio and
television quiz programs, ques-
tions will be based on Jewish
customs, observances, traditions,
history, music and culinary arts.
Rabbi Milton Arm will be
quizmaster, asking the ques-
tions of people selected from
the audience. Prizes will be
awarded. Morris Klaus is chair-
man of the program.

Basketball. Hero's
80th Birthday

Jake Mazer, credited by many
with putting Detroit on the map
in basketball, celebrated his 80th
birthday last Sunday with quiet
recollections of his fabulous ca-
reer in the game.
Recovering at the Wilshire
Apartments home from a recent
operation, Mazer still likes to
recall the old days when he
played here for the YMCA and
DAC basketball teams..
Coming here from Pittsburgh
when he was 23, he organized
a team that reigned supreme
here for 11 years. Mazer, him-
self, was considered by many
as the greatest foul shooter in
the game's history.
Mazer, who could drop 95 of
100 free throws with ease, once
won a game against eastern col-
legiate champion Yale Univer-
sity with a foul throw just as
the game ended. His team won
24-23.

S.R.O.

A grant of $250,000 from Abe
Shiffman, prominent Detroit
real estate man and a Fellow of
Brandeis University, has been
accepted by the board of trus-
tees of Brandeis ,University in
Waltham, Mass.
The gift is for the establish-
ment of a new building on the

Hungarian Refugee
Speaks to Drive
Building Group.

Arped Steiner, a Jewish Hun-
garian refugee recently arrived
in Detroit, will present a first-
hand account of the- Hungarian
situation to the Real Estate and
Building Division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign, at 10 a.m.
Sunday at the Furniture Club.
Steiner, who speaks English,
will describe Hungary as he left
it less than two months ago.
Abe Green and Irving Rose
are Chairmen of the Real Estate
and Building Division and
Richard Sloan is Associate
Chairman.

lers

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Saul .Berch salesman. An-
nouncing his new association,
he said he has new opportuni-
ties to offer prompt service to
his many friends and customers.

JEWISH NATIONAL
FUND MONTH . .

BE SURE THERE IS A
BLUE AND WHITE BOX
IN YOUR HOME

PHONE UN. 4- 2161

JANUARY 17th IS
HAM1SHA ASAR
B'SHVAT.-THE NEW
YEAR OF THE TREES-

"The .Life of Man Springs from
the Tree"

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CELEBRATE J. N. F. SABBATH

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ARCHITECTURAL PLAN FOR SHIFFMAN
HUMANITIES CENTER AT BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY

Student Panel to Highlight.
Meeting of Mumford Parents Saul Berch Now With
A student panel on interna- The Shore-Severs Co.
tional education will highlight
Saul Berch, well known De-
this Tuesday evening's meeting troit automobile salesman, now
of the Mumford Parents Club.
w is associated
The meeting will begin at 8:15
with the Shore-
p.m., in the school auditorium.
Severs Co.,
Parents of - Mumford students
13939 Livernois,
are urged to support the club
;i,:Oldsmobile
and
by submitting yearly dues,
;Cadillac deal-
which are nominal. For pick-up
of monies, call Mrs. Sam Au-
ior the past
gust, UN. 3-0069, or Mrs. Ben
live years,
V. Fedldstein, VE. 5 2256.
Berch has won
l a large follow-

THIS IS

NO

Israel Young Marrieds
Set Family Living Night

A dramatization, "It Happens
in the Best of Families," will
be featured at a meeting of the
Temple Thrael Young Marrieds
Group at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in
the temple youth room.
The program will be enacted
by members of the organiza-
tion's Family Living Group, un-
der the chairmanship of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Ross.
Bruce Danto, member of
the group, a psychiatric social
worker formerly associated with
Northville State Hospital, will
interpret various scenes of fam
ily life as they are presented.
In the cast of the play are
Messrs. and Mesdames Henry
Bloom, Albert Kaufman, Max
Markzon and Jack Wolrauch.
A short business meeting, at
which Frank Simons, president,
will preside, will precede the
program. A social hour will con-
clude the program.

Judge Baum to be Feted
At Luncheon Wednesday

A group of builders, real es-
tate men, and representatives of
allied fields are sponsoring a
testimonial luncheon for Circuit
Judge Victor J. Baum, it was
announced by Morris Brown,
Ascher Tilchin and Michael
Zeltzer.
The three Detroit business-
men said the luncheon will be
held . at noon next. Wednesday,
at Sidney Hill Northwest Club
on W. Eight Mile Road.

campus, the be known as the
Shiffman Humanities Center.
Architectural plans are com-
pleted and construction will be
started within a month.
The new Shiffman Humanities
Center, according to plans, will
introduce a new concept in uni-
versity classroom construction.
In it, the traditional concept of
classrooms with conventional
student chairs and desks sur-
rounded by blank walls and a
blackboard will be replaced by
a series of classroom-lounges
which are arranged by subject-
matter and surrounded by ori-
ginal manuscripts, portraits and
source material relating to the
courses to be offered in each
lounge.
Students will meet in spacious
lounges built around the theme
of the courses to be offered.
Each lounge will have a large
conference table seating from
12 to 25, around which the
student4' and the instructor will
conduct their seminars and col-
loquia. In the Shiffman Human-
ities Center, among others, these
lounges will be known as the
Walt Whitman Room, the
Shakespeare Room, and the
Spinoza Room. Other lounges
will be devoted to the great
classics of literature and philos-
ophy.
"In these lounges the students
will be able completely to sur-
round themselves with the en-
vironment of the person or
subject-matter under discussion.
Brandeis University has already
acquired many priceless first
editions, original manuscripts,
portraits, and other source ma-
terial, and it is expected that
these collections will be aug-
mented to complete the equip-
ment of the Humanities Cen-
ter," according to Dr. Abram L.
Sachar, president of Brandeis
University.

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13-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 11, 1957

Brandeis University Receives $250,000
Plan Testinionial Shaarey Zedek Men
Plan 'Quiz-O-Rama
Shiffman Grant for New Center
for Kaufman
Dr. Max Lichter, president of