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Rosenberg Show Marks 50th Year
of Exhibiting by Noted Leader
William E. Woolfenden, as-
sistant director of the Archives
of American . Art, this week
called attention to the fact that
the ' current exhibition of the
paintings of James N. Rosen-
berg marks the 50th anniver-
sary of exhibiting by the dis-
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tinguished JeWish leader.
While Rosenberg distinguish-
ed himself primarily as a leader
in the Joint Distribution Com-
mittee and as a nationally
prominent lawyer, he has been
painting from his early youth.
Woolfenden pointed out that
Rosenberg first exhibited his
art works in 1911.
Rosenberg's works will con-
tinue on exhibition at the De-
troit Art Institute through
Oct. 29.
Proceeds from sales of his
paintings go to the Archives of
American Art, to assure con-
tinuation of a program of re-
search into the history of art
and artists in this country.
Labor Zionists Hold
Educational Conference
Saturday and Sunday
The Labor Zionist Organiza-
tion will hold its annual educa-
onal conference Saturday and
nday at the Hayim Greenberg
ter, announces Ben Harold,
ident of the Hayim Green-
rg Hebrew-Yiddish Shule.
Dr. Daniel Isaacman, chairman
of the Education Committee of
the organization and member of
the National Executive of the
LZO, will opdn the sessions 9
p.m. Saturday. -
Assistant professor at Gratz
College in Philadelphia, Dr.
Isaacman will speak on "Amer-
ican Jewish Education—A Labor
Zionist Approach."
Refreshments will be served.
The public is invited, free of
charge.
Advisor to Ben-G
Speaks at Wayne tate
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will speak on "The Impact of
Asia and Africa on Israel," 2
p.m. today in Wayne State Uni-
versity's Kresge Sicence Library
Lecture Hall.
The meeting will be spon-
sored by Wayne State's Asso-
ciation of Women Students and-
Mackenzie Union, the organiza-
tion for male students.
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The bubble burst last Friday
as the football team's bid for
undefeated season was h
The gridders became th
ast
pleasant surprise of the s ester
as they swept to three
raight
wins over Southeaster
North-
em, and Northeaster
before
falling to a much larg Eastern
squad in the rain, 26-18
The game was a disa
though exciting, end to
dent Council's successfu
Week" festivities.
Designed to promote school
spirit among the students, the
week brought out the best in
the Mumfordites. Council sold
out of M pins and shakers and
the refreshment sale at the game_
fared equally well.
Sweatshirt and white collar
days both gave the student
body a chance to co-operate
with the council, and they
showed their full support. The
pep rally, entitled "My Fair
Spirit Leader," was extreme
well-received. As a topp
1,000 students turne
terrible
the game, de '
weather.
uote an "origi-
nal"
from the rally, "B
they've :cot it!"
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paring for the product' •
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and
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Richard He
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councilor
Art Ro. ck, program
judge,
radio station C
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The Workmen's Circle will
present another in a series of
film • classics in "Yiddish, "Mirele
Efros," with Berta Gersten and
Michael Rosenberg, 9 p.m. Nov.
4 at the Workmen's Circle, 18340
W. Seven Mile.
This is a full-length movie,
with English titles. The public is
invited. Tickets are available at
the Center, KE 7-5440.
Workmen's Circle Branch 460-E
has been invited by Marvin
Meltzer, director of Community
and Membership Relations of the
Community Health AssoCiation,
to a guided tour of Metropolitan
Hospital, 9 p.m. Saturday.
After .the tour, the members
will meet in the board room and
discuss the pros and cons of
MISS RAE GOLDSTEIN
CHA, the relatively new medical
care plan -which emphasizes pre-
The engagement of Rae Gold-
ventive medical services and uses
stein to Franklin M. Friedman
doctors practicing in full time
has been announced. Parents
salaried groups.
of the couple are Mrs. Fannie
Goldstein of Washburn Ave.
Greet Foreign Students and the late Samuel Goldstein
The League of Jewish Wom- of New York City, an Mr. and
en's Organizations is one of the Mrs. Max Friedman of Kalama-
organizations sponsoring the zoo.
eighth annual Reception for
The future bridegroom is a
Foreign Students 4-10 p.m. Sun-
day at the International Insti- graduate of Western Michigan
tute, 111 E. Kirby. About 500 University, where he earned
foreign students and their wives, his master's degree. He now
interns and student nurses are heads the French department
expected to attend the event, at Waterford _Township High
which marks the beginning of School. A Dec. 24 wedding is
planned.
United Nations Week.
MUMFORD
The Children's Dance
Theater of Washington, D. C.;
will be one of many attrac-
tions at the Tenth Annual
-Jewish Book- Fair to be held
Nov. 18-20 at the Jewish Cen-
ter, 18100 Meyers. Above is a
character shown- in the per-
formance of "King Solomon
and the Bee," to be presented
2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Nov. 19
at the Center.
The gardenia honors Alexan-
arden, an 18th century
hysic
who lived in Charles-
S.
back a
Dr. Bloom Presents
`Hope' Program to
Parents Club Meeting
Dr. Herbert Bloom will be nar-
rator for a film presentation,
"Operation Hope.," on Hope in
South Viet Nam . .
N
ing of the
Club and the C
er 8:30
p.m. Thurs •
at the Hayim
enter.
Greenb •
eeting will be followed
social ho , with - Mesdam
am Agar,
Abe Guy of
Chap an
orto , Leo-
Mesdame
o Sriro of
nard Hort
Alpha Lf.pter as hostes
y
ature Flute .
Soloist Tipton Nov. 14
Albert Tipon, solo flutist of
the Detroit Symphony. Orchestra
and conductor of the Tipon
Symphonette, will share the
honors with Julius Chajes in
conducting the Center Sym-
phony Orchestra an Nov. 14.
Paul Olefsky, scheduled to
appear as soloist on Dec. 12,
will play the Detroit premiere
of Kabelevsky's Cello Concerto
two successful years
in Eu
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