THE DETR OIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, November 7, 1958-26

Center Schedules
Youth Programs

Activities at the 10 Mile
branch of the Jewish Commu-
nity Center will revolve this
month around programs of
young adults, juniors and
tweens.
Young adults, 18 to 35, will
hold a social and organizational
dance at 9 p.m., Tuesday, at the
Center, with music provided by
Iry Field's orchestra. Trans-
portation will be provided from
the Davison Center at 8 p.m.,
while Northwest ,:esidents need-
ing transportation may call
Allan Gelfond, WE. 3-7380.
The junior playground pro-
gram, under the direction of
Peter Kroopnick, gets under
way this month, with football
and soccer from 3:30 to 5 p.m.,
Mondays and Wednesdays; in-
struction in soccer, football and
basketball on Tuesdays; and
tournaments in teatherball, bas-
ketball and paddle tennis on
Thursdays.
A field day is planned for
Nov. 20, when races, relays and
field events will be held from
3:30 to 5:30 p.m., and on Nov.
28, when there is no school,
there will be a junior picnic.
For information, call Jerry Ber-
man, LI. 7-6161.
Tweens will have an outing
to Camp Tamarack on Nov. 28,
leaving at 9 a.m. and returning
at 4 p.m. Lunches will be taken
by the participants.

Dr. S. E. Gould to Research
Venezuelan Heart Diseases

At the request of the Venezu-
elan government, Dr. S. E.
Gould, professor of clinical pa-
thology at Wayne State Univer-
sity medical school, has left for
that country to make a five-
week study of inflammatory
heart diseases there. Dr. Gould,
whose specialty is parasitic dis-
eases, will work in conjunction
with University of Venezuela
researchers while there. Venezu-
elans suffer from an unusually
high percentage of inflamma-
tory heart disease.

New York Policeman
Graduates Cantors School

NEW YORK, (JTA)—A New
York patrolman who studied for
five years on his free time, has
been certified as a cantor by
the Hebrew Union College-
Jewish Institute of Religion's
School of Sacred Music and will
sing his first service Nov. 9 at
the annual memorial rites of
the Shomrim Society of the New
York City Police Department.
Patrolman Ian Cosman, 39, a
veteran of 18 years service on
the force, has announced he
will continue to serve as one of
the "city's finest."

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Bayer Appointed Jewish Intermarriage
Kept Strain Alive,
Drama Director Church Writer Says
JOHANNESBURG, (WJA)
at Jewish Center "Mixing
of Jews with other peo-

"What most people relish is
hardly music; it is rather a
drowsy reverie relieved by
nervous thrills."—George San-
tayana.

Dance with Delight
Jerome Bayer has been named ples, which, as we know today,
director of drama at the Jewish happens more often than was
to
Center. He comes here from previously believed, saved their
LARRY
FREEDMAN
Baltimore where he was direc- reproductive power."
and his Orchestra
This is the conclusion reached
tor of dramat- •
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by 'Dr. G. Eloff in an article on ILI 7-2899
ics at the Jew-
the consequences of inbreeding,
ish Center
published in 'Die Kerkblad,' of-
there for six
ficial organ of the South Afri-
years.
THE name in music 4(
can Reformed Church.
The drama
The contribution, which dealt
department,
mainly with the effects of mar-
now being es-
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riage between close relatives *
tablished at
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among Afrikaners, starts by an- *
t h e Center's
alyzing the family tree of Jacob *
new main
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from Genesis 22-24 and by claim- - *********************
building at
ing
that
fertility
was
sacrificed
Curtis and
MISS PHYLLIS LIPTZEN
in the family of Abraham as a
Meyers, in-
Dinner at DARBYS
result of marriages between
A Feb. 1 wedding date has eludes out-
is a real treat!
close relatives.
been set by Phyllis Irene Lipt- standing the-
"Abraham and his half-sister
zen and Philip David Stone, ater facilities
Sarah may have been of good
• Visit Our New
Bayer
whose engagement was an- — a 500 seat
SKYLIGHT
nounced recently by her par- auditorium with modern acous- spiritual inheritance capital,
ROOM Cocktail
Lounge and Bar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Liptzen, tics, a large stage and a stage but their inbreeding led to sac-
rifice in fertility."
of Glendale Ave. Mr. Stone is workshop.
• AFTER
THEATRE
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
A fully rounded program is
Snacks •
. a
Stone, of Cortland Ave.
"if music be the food
being planned by the drama
Delight
of
love,
.
.
.
committee under the chairman-
• LUNCHEON
ship of Leon Wayburn.
A Pleasure
The new drama director, a
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native of San Francisco, has
written more than 100 works
SEVEN
MILE at WYOMING
plays on."
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for stage and radio, many of
which have been published and
Oct. 30 — To Mr. and Mrs. widely produced. He holds two
Sheldon Goldman (Ruth degrees from the University of
Rubin), of 19418 Antago, Liv- California and pursued theater
studies in Europe and New
onia, a son, Jay Mitchell.
York.
* * *
Oct. 29—To Dr. and Mrs. Rich-
Bayer was a theater consult-
Sunday, November 9 — 10:00 a.m.
ard M. Kommel (Eve Corby), ant for the USO in World War
of Huntington Woods, a daugh- II. He directed creative dra-
Labor Zionist Institute
ter, Jody Anne.
matics for four summers at
* * *
Camp Robinson Crusoe.
19161 Schaefer Hwy.
Oct. 28—To Mr. and Mrs.
In many of his works, he has
Guest Speaker — JACOB KATZMAN
Joseph Grossman (Gertrude effectively dramatized the eter-
Nedelman), of 18694 Wood- nal values of Jewish tradition.
Send Your Delegates and Branch Representatives
worth, Redford Township, a son, His many radio scripts written
David Michael.
for the National Conference of
* * *
Christians and Jews deal with
Oct. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Bill problems of prejudice and inter-
Carroll (Natalie Samuels), of group tensions.
8752 Kenberton, Oak Park, a
Bayer produced "The World
Suitable for Weddings, Bar-Mitzvahs, Etc.
daughter, Felisa Rene.
of
Sholem Aleichem" festival in
* *
Beautiful new air-conditioned building, central location, kitchen
which the famous Broadway hit
Oct. 23 — To Mr. and Mrs. was made the climax of a group
facilities, ample parking. Large room will accommodate banquet
Seymour Paul Katzer (Sydelle of events which included art
of 250 or meeting of 350. Smaller rooms for 30-100. Ideal
R. Mark so n, of Alexandria, exhibits, symposia and a recital
for organizations, caterers, private affairs.
Ont.), of Thatcher Ave.,' a of folk music.
daughter, Florence Faith.
The Center's new drama de-
* * *
partment plans activity, for all
Oct. 22 — To Mr. and Mrs. ages from 8 to 80, with a diver-
19350 Greenfield
Alan P. Goldstein (Doris Rus- sified program aimed at suiting
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kin), of 18461 Sorrento, a son, all degrees of interest, talent,
Daniel Martin.
leisure time.
* * *
Oct. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Pasmanter (Charlotte Gil- Wisconsin Professor
bert), of 21831 Kenosha, Oak to Share Nobel Prize
Now is the time to create a new play area for your
Park, a d a u g h t e r, Denise
STOCKHOLM, (JTA)—Joshua
Marsha.
- a place to entertain your friends.
children - -
Lederberg,
professor
of
genet-
* * *
ics at the University of Wiscon-
Oct. 19 — To Dr. and Mrs.
sin, was named one of three
RECREATION ROOMS
Meyer Gutterman (Isabel King), American geneticists to be
of 12941 Lincoln, Huntington awarded the 1958 Nobel Prize
Expertly Designed — Free Planning Service
Woods, a son, Steven King.
in medicine for pioneer studies
* * *
FOR ALL ALTERATION NEEDS
Oct. 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. in genetics.
CALL
Dr. Lederberg, 33, will re-
Aaron Kraft (Esther Bistrow),
of 2700 Kendall, a daughter, ceive half of the $41,250 prize,
while the remainder will be
Valerie Aynne.
split among the other two prize
* * *
Oct. 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. winners.
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The prize committee cited Dr.
Seymour M. Roberts (Carol
Stross), formerly of Oak Park, Lederberg for his discoveries
now of Fort Sill, Okla., a son, concerning "genetic recombina-
tion and the organization of
Eric David.
* * *
the genetic material of bacte-
Oct. 16 — To Mr. and Mrs. ria." Scientists believe the
Stuart S. Bass (Elaine Cohen), studies for which Dr. Lederberg
former Detroiters now of Cleve- and the other Americans were
land, 0., a daughter, Susan honored may lead toward great-
er knowledge of cancer. Dr.
Elise.
* *
Lederberg was born in Mont-
Oct. 16 — To Mr. and Mrs. clair, N. J.
Samuel Flam (Marilyn Music),
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