New Administration Doesn't Fit Like an Old Shoe Columnist Says By DAVID SCHWARTZ Judge Ira Kaufman Medical Organizatio The American Physicia el- in Flint Tonight lowship for the Israel dical for Project of ZOA Association in conjunc n with feared by his friends that he Judge Ira G. Kaufman, presi- might be assassinated on his dent of the Zionist Organiza- way to take the oath of office We have a new Administra- tion of Detroit, will be the guest tion. The Hassidim used to and the route and plans for his speaker at a meeting at Beth quote the Psalmist, "Praise ye trip to Washington were con- Israel Synagogue, Flint, tonight. ] cealed. the Lord with a new song." Highlight of the meeting will The fascination of the new I Happily, post election times be the presentation of Kfar is to be seen in the many poli- I are usually more happy. The Silver scholarship certificates tical slogans which incorporate first national election which I to Harry J. Binder, Louis Kasle the word "new." Wilson spoke remember with any definiteness and Murray E. Moss, who headed of the New Freedom. If my was that of Woodrow Wilson. I an effort on, behalf of Kfar memory serves me correctly, in remember one of the newspa- Silver last year, in honor of Theodore Roosevelt's day, they pers said that on the night when Jacob Pines and Israel Sendler, spoke of the New Nationalism: the election returns were corn- veteran Zionist leaders of the Franklin Roosevelt gaye us the ing in, the Wilson family was Flint Jewish community. New Deal and John Kennedy gathered around the table, lis- The meeting is under the joint has told us of New Frontiers. tening to the reading of the auspices Yet the new has its drawbacks. poems of Browning. The poetry Dis My father many years ago ran reading was interrupted by a a little second-hand clothing store group of Princeton student in the South. But the-shoes he who broke in on him to s had for sale were mostly new and nade him on his election. the customers, strangely enough, One of the Princeton s of didn't like new shoes. There are whom Wilson was par ularly the pains of breaking in a new fond was a,young Je h man shoe. So papa used to give the named David Lawren . I be- new shoes to poor religious Jews lieve it was Wilson's a ociation to break in. The _poor immigrant which helped Lawren launch Jews suffered wearing the new his journalistic caree so aus- shoes—it was about the only piciously. Lawrence wa n a thing new which they did wear. strong supporter of After wearing. them for a while, New Freedom, but since the they would return them and papa he has apparently not relis would put them on sale. new things over much. So it is that new things are He is perhaps the outstan not always popular with every- columnist of the conservati body. When Jefferson was elected Even his opponents concede ability and I suspect that wh President, a noted Federalist they read him, are a little tro leader said that with him as bled. David Lawrence is v President the only place that persuasive. could be compared to the United States was the well known hot Bnai Brith Youth place where the wicked are SI posed to go. Sale for a Sweet T Lincoln had worse troubles in A candy sale to raise fund his election, which was the sig- nal for the beginning of the the Bnai Brith Youth Or secession movement. It was tion and for various char being held by the Girls' and the Aleph Zadik Al Gomberg Gets Award group through Dec. 5. The candy may be from any member of Since each member has a number of boxes to sell, or ally to Supply should be placed as early as pos- sible. Bnai Brith Bank (Copyright, 1960, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) The B Temple Beth-El Young Wo econd, an 11 be held from 6 to 11 Adults Swing Partners R Nov. 28 at Pepper School, Temple Beth-El Young Adul Group will hold a square da to the country music of Schultheis and his orche 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in Franklin Memorial Hall. The dance is open to single adults between 21 and 35. Refreshments will be served. Former Detroiter Ephraim R. Gomberg (seated, left) dis- plays award presented him by the Bnai Brith Youth Com- mission for services to the nation and its youth in his capacity as executive director of the White House Confer- ence on Children and Youth held last spring. Greeting him are Alice Huberman, of San Francisco, president of Bnai Brith Girls, and Irving Boren- stein, of Los Angeles, presi- dent of Bnai Brith Youth Adults. Socialites Sponsor `Two-Star Program' Detroit Socialites will sponsor a "Two-Star Program" 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cong. Beth Abra- ham featuring a cabaret-style floor show and dancing to the music of the "Dominoes." Membership is- open to single men and women, 25 and over. For information, call KE 4-6664. 1-812 gagements Dr. and Mrs. Charles Ornstein of San Juan Dr. announce the engagement of their daughter, Pauline, to Arthur Sheldon Woll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ris Woll of Stansbury Ave. Miss Ornstein is a senior at Wayne State University where her fiance is a law student. The cou- ple is planning a June wedding. 401 Church, Oak Park, and Nov. 29 at Adas Shalom gogue, tis The li offer es blood t t th treasu e izes o partici- I pate. Music Study Club's Annual Artist Concert Features Weintraub Twins bership on the of T stees- Phy i. s Fell Maimonides Medical iety are Isr al sponsoring a tour to rael. Physicians going this tour will attend the 5th orld As sembly of the Isr Medical Association in Isra during August, 1961. Those a may take trips to other parts of the world before and after Big Selection of Fall & the Medical Assembly. A plane is being chartered Winter Name Brand for 100 people. 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