Max Lerner Here
for Brandeis Dinner

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By JUNE LEVY
Student Council officers.
headed by president Sheldon
Larky, were officially installed
at a recent English assembly.
Sheldon is currently president
of the Detroit Youth Advisory
Council, president of the Broad-
casters on Tape Incorporated,
a member of the Mayor's Youth
Committee on Children and
Youth, and an honorary citizen
of Boys' Town.
The • remainder of the as-
sembly program was centered
around the "special" classes
offered by the English depart-
ment. Demonstrations of the
benefits gained by public
speaking, radio speech, dra-
matics or journalism were giv-
en by the students. Sandra An-
drews, Judy Edelstein, Walter
Caplin, Erica Gelberman, Mike
Kushner, Ronald Nabit and Ar-
lene Frank were among the
participants.
* * *

Dr. MAX LERNER, news-
paperman,. author and teach-
er, will be the principal
speaker at the annual dinner-
dance of the Detroit Chap-
ter of Brandeis University
Associates. The black tie af-
fair will be held Nov. 8,• at
the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel,
with music by the Fenby-
Carr Orchestra. According to
Chester L. Colen, president,
tickets are available from
any member of the Associ-
ates.

SS Jerusalem Maiden
Cruise of Caribbean

All the glamor of a maiden
voyage will attend the first
West Indies cruise of the Zim
Lines' new S. S. Jerusalem
sailing from New York Nov.
21.
The fully air conditioned
luxury liner, less than a year
old, will call at some of the
most fascinating ports in the
Caribbean area on her initial
13 day holiday jaunt — St.
Thomas, Virgin Islands; Fort-
de-France, Martinique; Port of
Spain, Trinidad; Curacao, Neth-
erlands West Indies; and Port-
au-Prince, Haiti. The cruise in-
cludes Thanksgiving Day at
sea; actually there are only
seven business days away from
home.
Zim's Jerusalem is the new-
est addition to Israel's mer-
chant marine.
Kosher cuisine will be served
on request.
Cruise fares are low, especial-
ly for an ultra-modern liner
of her caliber. Minimum for
the 13-day Maiden cruise is
$260.

All of Central is looking for-
ward to the speedy recovery
of Ernest "Turk" Turken, who
was recently removed from the
critical list of Detroit Memo-
rial Hospital. He is now being
treated for injuries received
in a serious fall. His chap-
ter, AZA 63, joins Central in
good wishes for a quick and
healthy return.
* * *
Donations for the United
Foundation Torch Drive were
given by Central's student body
on Wednesday. The English
classes conducted all collec-
tions. Blind auctions were pop-
ular in many rooms, as the
teachers graciously postponed
tests in order to support this
worthy campaign.
All subscribers to the Cen-
tral Student, the school paper,
will be able to see the hilarious
film, Mr. Roberts, starring Jack
ROBERT M. FRIEDBERG.
Lemmon and Henry Fonda.
This bonus movie will be shown assistant to the director of the
on Wednesday.
Columbia University news of-
fice, has been appointed direc-
If you have no enemies it is tor of information at the New
a sign fortune has forgot you.
School for Social Research in
—James Howell New York.

DAYENU

BY HENRY LEONARD

News Brevities

An exhibition of paintings by
artist GEORGE *NEUHAUS will
begin Wednesday, at the. Anna
L. Werbe Galleries, 19458 Liver-
nois. Neuhaus currently is ex-
hibiting in the Jewish Museum
in New York in honor of Israel's
10th anniversary celebration. As
a result of the exhibit, he has
won a scholarship for further
studies in Paris.
* * *
Appointment of Seymour M.
Rosenwasser as staff supervisor
has been announced by Ruben
Gold, CLU, general agent for
the Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Co..
18930 Green-
field. In his
new position,
Rosenwasser
will assist in
the recruiting
a n d training
of new person-
nel. A native
of Mishawaka,
Ind.. Rosen-
wasser was
graduated
from Indiana Rosenwasser
University, and received a mas-
ter's degree from Syracuse Uni-
versity. Prior to joining Massa-
chusetts Mutual this month, he
had four 'years' experience in
the life insurance business. Mr.
and Mrs. Rosenwasser and their
two children reside at 22021
Sussex, Oak Park.

The world famous SPANISH
DANCE COMPANY, with the
eminent ROBERTO IGLESIAS
appear here tomorrow night, in
a single local appearance, in the
Masonic Temple Scottish Rite
Cathedral.
* * *

Q-T DETROIT, INC., an ileos-
tomy-colostomy mutual aid
group, will witness a perform-
ance of hypnotism by David A.
Gutman at 2 p.m., Nov. 9, at Mt.
Carmel Hospital. Tillie Bieman
is chairman of the group, which
is comprised of people with
problems who exchange infor-
mation to help solve them. For
information, call her at VE.
8-8605.
* * *
HIGH SCHOOL INTERNA-
TIONAL CLUB will discuss
"China—Outlaw or Member of
the World Community?" at 7:30
p.m., Monday, in the Parkman
Branch Library, Oakman Blvd.
at Linwood. Dr. Samuel Hal-
perin, assistant professor of pol-
itical science at Wayne State
University, will moderate the
teen-age panel.
* * *
GEORGE SZELL will con-
duct the Cleveland Orchestra
at Masonic Temple at 8:20 p.m.,
Monday.

"Relax. You don't have to
know much about music to like
it."---Gerald F. Warburg.

Famous Melachrino Strings
at Masonic on Nov. 7
George Melachrino, talented
creator of the famous "Mela-
chrino Strings" and "Mood
Music," will appear at Masonic
Temple with his orchestra at
8:20 p.m., Friday, Nov. 7. Born
in London in 1909, of Greek
parentage, he started his musi-
cal career on the violin, while
a small boy. In 1939, he formed
his own orchestra and secured
an engagement at the famed
Cafe de Paris from which he
broadcast over the BBC. Mela-
chrino's talent was soon dis-
covered and he was appointed
musical director of the British
Band of the Allied Expedition-
ary Forces, and soon attained
world fame.

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