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JWV Awards Plaque to Brig. Gen. Marshall

Tales Out of School

Brig. Gen. S. L. A. Marshall and reviewed the Middle East
was presented a citation and situation.•
plaque last week by the Jewish He • attacked "policies bf ex-
War Veterans and its Ladies pediency" in relation to the
Auxiliary at a special program Middle East, and declared his
attended by leaders of veterans own sympathy with the position
organizations from Wayne announced by Sen. William
County. Knowland opposing sanctions
Gen. Marshall, who also was against Israel.
The presentation to Gen.
guest speaker, told of his ex-
periences with the Israeli Army Marshall was made by Lawrence
after the recent Sinai campaign, Gubow, JWV commander.

"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."--Disraeli

GAIL
BURKOW

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By
DIANE
SKLAR.

Mumford
High School

Central
High School

by

111ISS.TANICE LEFTON

With the new term well un-
derway seniors have lost no
time in appointing their steering
committee, members of which
are: Howard Appelbaum, Shir-
ley Beitman, Doreen Curtis,
Walter Dishell, Nancy Falk, Ken
Gitlin, Shel Grossberg, Marsha
Grossman, Bob Kobel, Enid
Lappan, Marsha Meyerson,
Shelby Miller, Andrea Rothbart,
Mike Salesin, Steve Schwartz,
Coreen Schulack, Gorden Wal-
ter, Linda Zukerman.

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lifton, of
Oak Park, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Janice,
to Arlen H. Gitlin, son of the
Koppel Gitlins, of Biltmore Ave.
Mr. Gitlin is a graduate of
Wayne S t -a t e • University. An
Mamselles, one of Mumford's
April 14 wedding is planned.
retailing clubs will present a
fashion show, "Halls of Ivy,"
Estelle. London to Star March 6. Under direction of
Mrs. Helen SIoney, the show
in Local Grand Opera will feature elothes from B.
Estelle London, of 17410 Wis- Siegel. Co. fashion commenta-
consin, will star as Nedda in the tors are Nancy Victorson and
Michigan Grand Opera Com- Hershela. Sommers.
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pany production of "Pagliacci,"
to be presented Feb. 23 at the
Last Friday Mumford's .bas-
Ford Auditorium.
ketball team took a game from
Miss London is remembered Cody by the score of 47-37. The
for her performance as "Vio- team plays host to Northern at
letta" in the company's presen- 3:30 this afternoon.
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tation of "La Traviata" last
Spring.
Mumford Mermaids swim in
The opera will be_ performed their first meet,•Feb. 21, against
along with "Cavalleria Rusti- Highland Park. Good Luck,
cana" in the first productions girls, for a successful season.
'sponsored by the Detroit-formed
organization in the new audi- SA Institute to Feature
torium.
Company conductor is Fran- Double Movie Bill
"So Ends Our Night," starring
cesco di Blasi, • Pontiac Sym-
phony conductor and member Frederick March, Margaret Sul-
of the .Detroit Symphony Or- livan and Glenn Ford, plus
chestra. Richard J. Bergwin, as- "Assignment — Children," with
_sistant professor of communica- Danny Kaye; will, comprise
tions arts and director df Uni- Sholem Aleichern School and
versity Theater for the Univer- Adult Planning .Committtes'
sity of Detroit, is dramatic di- "Movie Night," to begin 9 p.m.,
rector. Arne Boesen, Bonstelle Saturday. Mesdames A. Magill
Theater veteran formerly with and E. Raphael, school commit-
the Abbey Players in. Scoutland, tee chairmen, and Louis For-
is make-up director.
man, Chapter II chairman of
Tickets for the event, which adult planning, advise that a
begins at 8:30 p.m., may be ob- social hour with refreshments
tained through company board will follow the films. '
of directors member Mrs. Kai
At 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, Sho-
Rasmussen, 5620 Greenway, or lem Aleichem Wbmen's Study
at GrinnelPs.
Group and Chapter II will spon-
sor a lecture by Dr. Maurice
Socialites Slate Dance,
Shudofsky, superintendent of
Brotherhood Discussion the JeWish High School and Mi-
Two events are planned dur- dr asha, on "Modern Hebrew
ing the coming week by the De- Literature." Translations from
troit Socialities, the first being such literature will be read by
a Valentine Dance on Saturday Mesdames Mary Lee and Rose
evening, in the Beth Moses so- Kaye. Refreshments will be
cial hall. Nettie Greisman, co- served. Admission is free, ac-
chairman, announces that Fred cording to Mrs. Ruth Knoll,
Sheyer and his orchestra' will sutdy group chairman, and Paul
entertain, a n d refreshments Chover, of Chapter II.
SA Women's Division will
will be served.
A round table discussion on celebrate Jewish Music Month
"Stimuli for Brotherhood Even with a luncheon at 12:30 p.m.,
in Time of Peace" is scheduled Feb. 23, at its institute, 18495
for Wednesday evening, at Beth Wyoming, where Mrs. Lillian
Abraham Synagogue. Partici- Gold will speak on "The Dis-
pants will include Rev. Jesse ciples of the Baal Shem," and
Jai MeNeill and Richard Peck. Chapter II's choral group will
Dancing and refreshments will present a cantata - based on
works by the martyred Jewish
follow.
poet-composer, Mordekhay Ge-
birtig. Mrs. Louise B 1 a n k,
chairman, announces that Mes-
dames M. Weinstein and S.
Chud will be hostesses.

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Seniors put their best foot
forward Monday and Tuesday
in tryouts for their Senior
Play—"Best Foot Forward," a
comedy in three acts. The cast
will be announced this week
by William H. Edwards, direc-
tor.
Recently voting to hold elec-
tions only once a year, Student
Council members will hold of-
fice until June. New officers,
however, will be elected next
week. Candidates for office are
president, Michael Kahan (in-
cumbent), Joanne Shook, Di-
ane Couyoumjian; vice-presi-
dent, Joanne Shook, Toby Fal-
len, Chuckle Blotner; treasur-
er, Sylvia Wolf, Sam Bernstein,
Helen Lusky, Chuckie Blather,
John Marttila; secretary, Toby
Fallen, Sam Bernstein, Connie
Williams.
Anita Silverman, Abby Raz
binowitz, Anthony Campbell,
and Ira Jaffe will appear on
"It's Your Decision" next
Thursday, Channel. 56 to dis-:
cuss education.
Central's Blazers suffered
their first loss against North-
western 62-56 in front of a
cheering crowd of 1200 stu-
dents, alumni and teachers.
This game virtually cinched
Northwestern's first place finish
in the West Side Metropolitan
League. Central trails in second
place.
Barbara Hershey and Steve
Weiswasser are the winners of
the Morganthau Essay Contest
sponsored by Bnai Brith.
Central's thought for the
week—"The man who has a
reputation for telling the truth
doesn't have to say he can
prove anything."

OIL ik BOB

HAIR STYLISTS

Are Proud to Announce

That one of our leading stylists

MR. - JERRY BECK

Has won top honors in

-Hair Styling Competition

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CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Moe
Gantz acknowledges with grate-
ful -appreciation the many kind
expressions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent be-
reavement.

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,Adas Shalom Marrieds
to Hold Toboggan Party

A tobogganing party is slated
for Saturday night at River-
bank Golf Club by the Adas
Shalom Young Married Couples
Club. After sledding, the group
will meet at Peter Pan Restau-
rant, on Orchard Lake Rd.
Dining and dancing will be
held at the Covered Wagon, on
Telegraph Rd., in case of in-
clement weather.
The social committee includes
Mary and Milly Rubenstein,
chairmen, Stan and Lois Bock-
nek. and Dave and Milly Green-
good.-
On March 9; the group will
present its_ "Flapper Frolic?'

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