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Sylvia Sidney to Be Featured in MUMFORD
Israel Ponds Fashion Fete Dec. 17
The noted film and stage
actress, Sylvia Sydney, will be
featured in the Israel Bonds
Fashion Festival here on Dec. 17.
The festival, sponsored by
the Women's Division of State
of Israel Bonds, will be held
at the Latin Quarter starting
at 8 p.m. It will take the form
of a dance and Israeli cham-
pagne hour, and will be open to
all 1960 purchasers of Israel
Bonds.
Claire Pearone, Detroit fash-
ion authority, will be the fash-
ion co-ordinator. She will do the
staging and accessorizing.
The USA-Israel Fashion Fes-
tival will feature original crea-
tions fashioned from Israeli fab--
ries by leading couturiers from
both the United States and Is-
rael. '
Robert Lurie, national Bnai
Zedakah Club Holds
Annual Donor Lunch
Zedakah Club will hold its
annual donor luncheon 12:30
p.m. Wednesday at the Shera-
ton Cadillac Hotel, announces
President Mrs. Jack Greenberg.
A fashion show and a pro-
gram by the Arthur Murray
Dancers will highlight the after-
noon's entertainment. Prizes
will also be featured.
In charge of the event are
Mrs. Paul Deutch, program
chairman; and Mrs. Morris
'Knopper, donor chairman.
In place of a regular meeting,
chairmen will hold open house
Monday at the home of Mrs.
Leonard Shapiro, 18955 Wilde-
mere.
For information and tickets,
call Mrs. Samuel Wexler, BR
3-2743.
Sinai Hospital Physicians
Slate Visiting Chief Day
Visiting Chief Day will be
observed at Sinai Hospital Tues-
day when the Michigan Society
of Obstetrics and Gynecology
will host Dr. M. Edward Davis,
chairman of the University of
Chicago's department o
obstetrics.
A clinical confere
ill
begin the program
a.m.,
a panel discussi
endome-
trial carcino
wi
e held at
at 2
p.m. three
1:30 p.m.
members
the:: esident staff
will del' r p ers. They are
Dr. S.
. Cohen, Dr. Willi
d Dr. Ronald Schre
Floyd
Dr Davis will deliv
add ss at the evening
mmence at
to
CO tails and
w ne County -
physicians in th
invited to attend
Brith leader and TV personal-
ity, will give a dramatic read-
ing entitled "The Bridge of
Lights," to emphasize the link
SYLVIA SIDNEY
:
"CALL of the HOLY LAND"
THE THRILLING LIFE STORY OF
HENRIETTA SZOLD
SCHAEFER
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between the United States. and
Israel and the fact that the
fashion festival is taking place
during -Hanukah.
Miss Sidney has been mar-
ried to Bennett Cerf, Luther
Adler and C. W. Alsop and has
a son attending Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. Some
of her stage hits included "The
Fourposter," "Goodby My
Fan c y," "Pygmalion" a n d
"Black Chiffon."
She has appeared in innum-
erable films, including "City
Streets," "An American - Trag-
edy," "The Miracle Man," "Ma-
dame Butterfly," "Ladies of the
Big House" and "Searching
Wind."
Among those planning the
event are Mrs. Joseph Ketchke
and Mrs. Max Stollman, co-
chairmen of the Israel Bond
ok Far
Women's Division; Mesdames
Tom Borman, Harry Kay, Harry
ced I
ner • n
Nachman, Norman Allan,
ers of
Joseph Holtzman, Charles Mi- Jewish
ests, spon
lan, Theodore Bargman and sore d b
ish Center,
e
Philip Helfman.
as follows:
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were
Co regatio Emanu-El had
Talks History 12 nners; six were from Tern-
Covens
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to Dentis and Ladies pl:
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"Cleopatra'
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View of Histo ' will be the title
a ro
ners an
of a talk by
Milton Covensky, C ter's
sti-
ent
associate pro sor of history at to
1 and
Cong -gation B
Stat
niversity, when he Te
W
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a
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Be
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ohn Walte
omen's Auxiliary, 8:30 judged th
r contests. Win
dnesday, at the Oak ners ar
wish Center.
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man, announces that -a prize vath et
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ark,
The
orld of the Persians and the Medes .. .
of Haman . . . Mordecai . . . and Mighty Ahasuerus .. .
Who Chose an Innocent Village Maiden for his Queen !
Detroit's
Most Modern,
Comfortable
Theatre
Dr. James- G. Heller, chair-
man of community relations for
the State of Israel Bond Organi-
zation, American Jewish leader
and educator, will be guest
speaker at the Ann Arbor-Ypsi-
lanti-Jackson Bond Dinner to
honor communal leader Osias
Zwerdling Dec. 10 at the Michi-
gan Union, Ann Arbor.
BY SUSAN KOBEL
Rabbi for 32 years of the
Tomorrow evening, the Mum-
ford Student Council will present Isaac M. Wise Temple in Cin-
Mumford's annual semi-formal cinnati, Dr. Heller is a member
dance, "Cafe Cabaret," 9 • p.m.
until midnight, at Veterans' Me-
morial Building. Tickets will in-
clude flowers for the girls, music
by the Classics, and entertain-
ment by Mumford talent.
Many college-bound Mumford-
ites will take the College boar
exams. Although the exams a
not required by all Michi
schools, many Eastern unive
ties require them.
"The Heiress," M u m f or
school play for the- fall semes
will be presented next Thursd
and Friday evenings, Dec. 8 an
9, .8 p.m., in the school audito-
rium. The play is based on t
novel "Washington Square"
w
Henry James. Tickets may
resi-
purchased at the door. The
erence
is directed by Earl Matth
who is assisted by Bar
composer of
Linden.
chamber music,
Today at 3:30, the Musta
a Doctor of Music de-
basketball squad opens its home
season against Denby. Bolstered gree from the Cincinnati Con-
by many returning lettermen, servatory of Music where he
the team is gunning for a suc- taught as professor of musicol-
ogy. His program notes for the
cessful season.
The Radio Broadcasters' Guild Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra,
has scheduled "Operation 225" which he wrote for 18 years,
for Dec. 22.•"Operation 225" have been extensively copied
throughout the Western world.
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simulates a day's
Zwerdling, founder and hon-
a i
ation, kiv-
a professio
rdites
unusual ex- rary president of Beth Israel
ing M
ommunity Center and the
pen e in ra work. The pro-
ichigan Bnai Brith Hillel
cir s are d gned to u • e-
In t classr les
G
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SHOWING
Extra
Added
Featurette
Dr. James Heller Speaker at Fete
for Osias Zwerdling in Ann Arbor
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Terre Skully Literary Contest (in-
termediate division): First .place,
Douglas Lieberman, 13, 25925 York
Rd., Huntington Woods, Emanu-El;
second, Robert Loewenstein, 18964
Birchcrest, Beth El; third, Martha
Sempliner, 12, 12960 Talbot Lane,
Huntington Woods, Emanu-El; Diane
Smaller, 13, 10510 Curtis, Beth
Aaron; Peg Morgenstern, 14, 19438
Westmoreland, Beth El; Shande Is-
bee, 13, 3294 Glendale, Yeshivath
Beth Yehudab; and Samuel Kapus-
tin, 12, 3742 Leslie, Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah.
Teme Skully Poster Contest (ad-
vanced division): First place, Charles
Mintz, 16, 17511 Kentucky, Temple
Israel; second, Sam Schiller,
17408 Roselawn, Beth El; thir
phen Barnes, 15, 24201 Be
,•ak
Park, Emanu-El; and G
Leach,
15, 26336 Wyomii
•untington
Woods, Emanu-El.
Tome Skully
er Contest (in-
termediate div'
n): First place,
Shirley Kolle
g, 14, 10319 Curtis,
Adas Shalon
econd, D as
ermart, 13,
25 York
ington Wo
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Edwards,
18096 Hu ..ell ; h El;
Linda Wa
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Linda Weiss, 9, 29743
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25520 Henley,
ntington
Temple Beth El,
ins, 11, 26049 York Roa., untington
Woods, Einanu-El; Vicki Heller, 6,
16624 Parkside, Beth El; and Lynn
Eden, 11, 1754i Grandville,
The Band That Loves Its Work
MILT BURG
AND HIS WAYFARERS
Foundation Corporation, is be-
ing honored for his service to
his community and to Israel.
Tickets may be obtained by con-
tacting Mrs. Phil Seymour, NO-
2-4900, Ann Arbor, ticket chair-
man.
Disobedience
Often, I have felt anger
That Adam rashly sinned.
Had Eve not been so bold,
I would be less chagrined.
Had they remained unsullied,
Free of sin and daring,
should we know of ardor,
hat ideals could we be
ing?
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