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Name A. L Deutsch
Executive V-P of
American Savings

Adolph Deutsch, president of
American Savings and Loan As-
sociation, at the annual meet-
ing of shareholders, announced
the following promotions: Al-
fred L. Deutsch, executive vice
president; Samuel Hechtman,
senior vice
president and
chairman of
the board;
Jack Sylvan,
senior vice
president; Na-
than I. Goldin,
secretary-
treasurer;
Fred J. Ru-
elle, vice pres-
ident and as-
sistant tr e a s -
u r e r; George
M. Zeltzer,
vice president
Alfred Deutsch a n d assistant
secretary; Edward D. Ellis, as-
sistant treasurer; Wallace Kin-
zer, assistant treasurer; Harold
R. Hosack, assistant secretary
in charge of internal audit;
Leo A. Cooney, assistant secre-
tary; Harry F. Pochmara, as-
sistant secretary; and William
H. Glencorse, assistant secre-
tary.
Alfred Deutsch is a graduate
of the University ,of Michigan
and Detroit College of Law,
and a member of the Detroit
and Michigan Bar Associations.
He is also vice president of
Moore, Deutsch and Company.
Founded in 1947 by Adoph
Deutsch, American Savings now
has 'seven offices and total as-
sets of more than $79,000,000.
Deutsch also reported that
the Association's increase in
savings accounts during the past
10 years is 3236 per cent, and
that this third quarter showed
the biggest gain in savings ac-
counts and home mortgage
loans since the Association's
inception.

JTV -V A's Nov. 13 Donor Luncheon
to Highlight Nat Greene Fashions

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By LINDA REISTMAN

Juniors and sophomores, as
well as seniors, are urged to at-
tend the Careers Conference to
be held at 8:30 a.m., Wednes-
day, at the Rackham Memorial
Building. The conference, which
is sponsored annually by the
vocational guidance department
of Wayne State University, will
provide valuable information on
22 different career and occupa-
tional opportunities.
Future engineering students
may attend the vocational guid-
ance conference sponsored by
the Engineering Society of De-
troit which will be held at 10
a.m. the same day, at the Rack-
ham Building.
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Congratulations are in order
for Eddy Stein and Sue Rice
who were elected president and
vice-president, respectively, of
the newly-formed Detroit Po-
lice-Youth Student Council. The
Council. which consists of two
representatives from each of
Detroit's public high schools,
meets one Thursday a month at
Police Headquarters to promote
better police-youth relations.
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Mumfordites will have the
opportunity to learn Russian
this term as a part of the extra-
curricular after school program.
Students wishing to take the
course must have a scholastic
average of B or above and be
able to meet twice a week from
3:15 to 5:30 p.m. at Mumford.
Students should contact their
counselors for further informa-
tion.
* * *
In a close and hard fought
contest, the Mustangs lost their
first football game of the sea-
son last Friday to Denby, 20-13.
Mumford came from behind to
lead the Tars 13-6 at the end of
the first half. Jimmy Hampton,
Mustang co-captain, ran 51
yards for Mumford's first touch-
down and Tom Segall then
place-kicked for the extra point.
The other touchdown was scor-
ed by Jim Sessions.
Mumford, Denby, and East-
ern are now tied for second
place in the East Side League,
all one game behind Northeast-
ern. The Mustangs meet South-
eastern at Mumford at 3:30 p.m.
today.

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JPI Dance, Buffet
Dinner on Nov. 8

Jewish Parents Institute will
have a dance and buffet dinner
at the Davison Jewish Center,
Saturday night, Nov. 8.
Buffet dinner will be served
starting at 7:30 p.m. Dancing
will start at 9:30.
There will be installation of
officers and board members
after the dinner.
JPI friends are invited.
Reservations and tickets can
be obtained by calling the com-
mittee chairmen, Lillian Lewis,
VE 5-3921, or Mary Lewis, LI
5-2534.

Montefiore Lodge Slates
Nov. 8 Games Party

Montefiore Lodge of the Free
Sons of - I s r a e l will hold a
games night program on Nov.
.8, at the Hayim Greenberg. Cen-
ter, 19161 Schaefer. Proceeds
go for the two-fold purpose of
sending underprivileged ° chil-
dren to summer camp and to
help support 0 the Penrickton
Nursery.

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Junior Hadassah Group
To Hold Fashion Show

Golda Meier Junior Hadassah
will hold a "Fashion '59" show,
featuring fashions by Nadon's
at 2 p.m., Saturday, at Hadas-
sah House, 16240 W. Seven
Mile. Refreshments will be
served and prizes will be
awarded.
Tickets are available at the
door. For further information,
call Sandy Pizer, UN 4-5628.

Ramblewood Ramblers
Slate Hallowe'en Party

"Ramblewood Country Club
young Ramblers will celebrate
Hallowe'en with an afternoon
party on Sunday, with prizes for
the best costumes and the most
unusually decorated pumpkins.
There will be games and re-
freshnients, with entire families
participating in the fun.

Mrs. IRVING SILK, program chairman, and Mrs. JOHN
NEMON, donor chairman, talk over plans for the 10th annual
donor luncheon of the Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary at a
recent tea.
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Nearly 1,500 women are ex-
pected to attend the 10th an- Arlazaroff Branch's
nual donor luncheon being Installation Nov. 5
given by the Department of
Arlazaroff Branch 137 of Far-
Michigan, Jewish War Veterans band will install its newly elect-
Auxiliary, to be held at 12:30 ed officers at a social meeting
p.m., Nov. 13, in the Fountain next Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., at
Ballroom of Masonic Temple. the Hayim Greenberg Center,
According to Mrs. John Ne- 19161 Schaefer.
mon, donor chairman, a fashion
Officers to be installed are:
show of new Nat Greene crea- Harry Schumer, honorary pres-
tions will be featured, and ident; Morris L. Schaver. presi-
there will be a musical program dent; David Sislin, first vice-
featuring Wyn Garden Landis, president and chairman of the
accompanied by Mrs. Isadore cultural committee; Julius M.
Chaiken.
Singer and Harry Mondry, vice-
Harry Jarkey, local television presidents; Isadore Brow n,
personality, will preside at a chairman of the executive
give - away program, during board; Leo J. Cohen, treasurer;
which hosts of valuable prizes Harry Resnick, financial secre-
will be awarded, including a tary; Solomon Leibeck, record-
five-day paid vacation for two ing secretary; Oscar Rappaport,
at Oakton Manor, Pewaukee, correspondence secretary; Mor
ris Hayet, Dora Jaffe, and Mrs.
Wis.
Among the projects JWVA Sophia Gertzman, hospitalers.
An Israeli movie will be
carries out through donor funds
are: service to the USO, schol- shown. All members and their
arships for children of veterans, friends are invited.
supplying toys monthly to Chil-
dren's Hospital, sending needy Extend YI Youth Program
Youth groups of Young Israel
children to summer camps, fi-
nancing monthly parties at the of Detroit, beginning this Sat-
Juvenile Detention Home, pre- urday, will meet at both 2 and
senting flags to schools, civic 3 p.m., at the center, instead of
organizations and scout troops, only the latter hour. The two
furnishing and maintaining a sessions are necessitated by the
hospital wing and laboratory at increased number of participa-
the Tel Hashomer Hospital in ting groups.
Israel, working for constructive
legislation in government and
other projects.
Tickets are still available by
calling Mrs. Nemon, UN. 1-7783,
or Mrs. Morton Oppenheim, LI.
5-3361.

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Cites Existence of
Yeshivah High School

Editor, The Jewish News:
I read your Jewish education
issue with great interest, and
believe that it will contribute
much to the layman's under-
standing of the problems and
trends in Jewish education in
Detroit, as well as nationally.
I would like to call your at-
tention. however, to an inac-
curacy which appeared in one
of the articles dealing with ed-
ucational facilities in this city.
In referring to the Hebrew
High School organized a few
short months ago, the article
reads, "for the first time we
have a center of higher learn-
ing in our city."
The fact is that Beth Yehu-
dah Schools have for years
maintained a high school di-
vision of the highest academic
calibre.. The only enrollment
problems in Beth Yehudah's
High School division is a short-
age of classroom space to ac-
comodate the increasing num-
ber of students interested in
the courses.
—Rabbi Morris Greens

JUDGE OF RECORDERS COURT

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