Bernstein Honored
With Honor Society
Membership at U-D

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T HE DETRO IT JEW IS H NEWS --

Forty-three years after he
had earned his B.S. degree
from the University of Detroit,
Milton Bernstein was honored
Thursday night, in a ceremony
at Fox and Hounds Restaurant,

MILTON BERNSTEIN

by being initiated into Alpha
Xi Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi
Honor Society of the U. of D.
Bernstein, senior partner in
the CPA firm of Bernstein,
Bernstein and Wile, which
operates offices in Detroit,
Lansing and Cleveland, re-
ceived his B.S. in 1919. He has
been active in accountancy
since that time.
U. of D authorities, inform-
ing him about the honor to be
accorded him last night. stated
that it was "long overdue:
The Bernsteins established
two Bernstein and Bernstein
Accountancy Awards at the U.
of D. They are giVen in Janu-
ary and June of each year.
Bernstein organized the Phi
Sigma Delta fraternity at the
U. of D. in 1954. He is an
active member of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, Bnai Brith,
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, the
Zionist Organization and other
movements, and has been active
in Allied Jewish Campaigns.

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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

TO DWELL TOGETHER

Time; 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WJBK (radio and tel-
evision simultaneously).
Feature: "Challenge of Jew-
ish Scholarship," part two. Dr.
Judah J. Shapiro, secretary of
the National Foundation for Jew-
ish Culture, will discuss the role
of Jewish scholarship with Dr.
Max Kapustin, director of Hil-
lel at Wayne State University.
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COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR

Time: 10 p.m. Saturday.
Station:
Feature:
Mrs. Wilbur S.
Stein. public relations worker,
Jewish Family and Children's
Service. will discuss her organi-
zation's coming conference.

THE JEWISH HERITAGE

Time: 11:30 p:m. Sunday.
Station: W('AR.
Feature:
"Conversation on
Jewish History." Dr. Cecil Roth.
Jewish historian and member
of the faculty of Oxford Uni-
versity. will discuss Jewish his-
torical perspectives in an inter-
view with Joseph Edelman.
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL.
Time: I I :05 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Rabbi Joseph Rosen-
bloom of Temple Emanuel. St.
Louis, will speak on "'Me Threat
of Peace."

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By SIM SHAPIRO
Seventy-eight Mumford sen-
iors will be awarded Junior Phi
Beta Kappa certificates in May.
This is the largest number of
PBK winners in Mumford's his-
tory. The honor is given for
scholastic achievement, with
2.55 average, three points for
an A, requisite. Those honored
will be: Sandra Acker, Robert
Aptekar, Jerry Aroson, Carol
Balaban, Peter Barnett, Jan
Berris, Barry. Bluestone, Jon
Blum. Margaret Burton, Robert
Burton, Michael Butrimovitiz, Ir-
win Carson, Regina Chaney,
Elaine Desow, Judy Diamond,
Gail Disner. Sharon Doubleday,
Joyce Dubrow, James Edwards,
Elaine Feldman, Elliott Freed-
man, Michael Gelfand. Mark
Gendleman, Nancy Goldman,
Sharon Goodstein, Stanley Gran-
(Ion, Richard Grant, Donna
Green. Margo Green, Elizabeth
Guzick, Joann Hauser, Deirdre
Holloway, Harlynn Izner, Denise
Jackson, Shirley Jones. Helen
Kaminsky, Stephen Kikoler,
Janet Klayman, Norrine Koven,
Bruce Kutnick, Judith Leemon,
Sandra Leichtman, Robert Lev-
ey. Ann Marcuse, Roslyn Meli-
kian, Judith Meyers, Marilyn
Nathanson, Norman Oslik, Lin-
da Plein, Miriam Redstone,
Alexander Reisman, Richard
Robinson, Lorraine Saginaw,
Thomas Sarason, Lydia Schaef-
fer, Samuel Scheinfield, Gary
Schneider, Ronald Schneider,
Leonard Schwartz, Jonathan Se-
gal, Susan Seligson, Alan Ser-
wet., Sim Shapiro, Richard Shell,
Kenneth Shiovitz, Raymond Sil-

Mrs. Martin Naimark, was re-
elected to the presidency of the
League of Jewish Women's Or-
ganizations of Greater Detroit,
an affiliate of
t h e National
Bureau of Fed-
erated Jewish
W o m e n' s
Groups, at the
annual meeting
of the board of
directors.
Serving with
M r s. Naimark
will be Mes
dames Gerson Mrs. Naimark
Berris, Norman Brode, Sol Ham-
merstein and Joseph Viedrah,
vice presidents, respectively. of
program, Cooperative C o u n c i 1,

to junior high schools in the
area.
April 30 through May 5 has
been designated as American
Field Service Week. Mumford's
AFS Club is pushing the festi-
val at "Meadow Brook Hall."
the, home of Mrs. Alfred G.
Wilson and the late Mr. Wilson.
The festival is a fund raising
affair to be held May 5 from 1
to 5 p.m., and will feature many
booths
with themes ranging
from do-it-yourself ideas to an
international doll booth. Tickets
may be purchased from mem-
hers of the Mumford AFS Club.,
Mumford's paper. the Mer-
cury, was recently awarded top
honors by both the Columbia
Scholastic Press Association and
the National Scholastic Press

land, United States, and West
Germany was read to the con-
ference delegates.
The American women were
honored at a reception on April
6, in London at the House of
Commons, where they told of
their experience in Geneva, and
exchanged greetings with mem-
Among the 50 women from brs of the Parliament and with
the United States, all mothers British women working for
and grandmothers, were Mrs. peace.

Brixton, Southfield, and Mrs.
Barbara Robb, 24071 Norwood,
Oak Park, were among the 101
women from 10 nations who
met in Geneva, Switzerland, re-
cently, to deliver a plea for
peace and total disarmament to
the 17-nation disarmament con-
ference there.

Frieda Aaron of New York City
whose father was a -victim of
the Nazi crematorium in Po-
land and who herself witnessed
the Warsaw Ghetto uprising;
and Jacqueline Levine of West
Orange, N. J., the National
Chairman of the Commission on
Community Interrelations for
community relations and public the Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress.
relations.
The women went as repre-
Other officers include Mes-
dames Phillip P. Fealk, counse- sentatives of the Women's

lor; John Nemon, treasure r.
Gerald Goldberg, Julius Pollak,
Harry Portnoy, George Brown,
Jack Seder and Joseph Sklar,
secretaries; Oscar Bank, historian
and Morris Tack. parliamentar-
ian.
Installation of the officers will
take place at the League's an-
nual meeting on May 17 at
Cong. Beth Moses, 19160 Ever-
green,
The officers will be installed
by Mrs. Nathan Spevakow, hon-
orary life member of the League.
The Mildred Simons Rosenberg
Youth Awards will be presented
that evening by Mrs. Carl S.

Strike for Peace, a loosely or-
ganized movement of women
from all states, united for ac-
tion against a nuclear war.
They carried petitions signed
by 50,000 Americans. They suc-
ceeded in getting audiences
with the representatives of all
17 nations at the conference,
including the United States
delegate, Arthur Dean, and the
Soviety delegate, Valerian
Zorin.
A joint statement signed by
the women of Austria, Canada,

`Let There Be Light'

drama "The House of Bernarda
Alba," by Garcia Lorca May 5-6,
12-13 at the Jewish Center.
Tickets are available at the
Center. Sets are designed by
Ben Glicker.

CENTER'S 'HOUSE OF ALBA'
The Center Theater Players,
Schiller. under the direction of Errol
Fortin, will present the classic

By HARRY MAXMAN

(In the beginning God created the
heaven and the earth, and the
earth was without form, and void;
and darkness was upon the face
of the deep. And God said:)
"LET THERE BE LIGHT"

God did not say let there be
wealth
And more wealth and more
wealth.
verman, Barbara Skully, Ste- He did not teach us to plunder,
phen Sturman, Jeannette Sum- He did not teach us to cheat,
mer, Stephen Sweet, Susan And shed blood; brother-blood.
Tenenbaum, Edwin Tobes, Jud•
ith Wax, Cynthia Weinstein, God didn't say let there be
Warren Weisswasser, James
reputation,
Wineman. and Joel Woontner. And fame saddled by pride.
He gave man expanse of space.
The list of those recently The vest earth's yield,
awarded Regents-Alumni Schol- And God gave us the Power to
arships to the University of
Love!
Michigan includes many of the
above. The winners from Mum- God said: "I give you good and
ford are: Margaret Burton, Ir-
evil.
win Garson, Judith Diamond, Choose this day between them."
Elaine Feldman, Stephen Kik- God said this to man long. long
oler, Judith Klein. Sandra
ago,
Leichtman, Marshall Nathan, And to us living now.
Norman Oslik, Richard Robin- Still our love follows only crisis.
son, David Ruhland, Lorraine
Saginaw, Gary Schneider, Leon- "Where is Abel thy brother" has
ard Schwartz, Susan Seligson,
long
and Edwin Tobes.
Remained a tortuous blushing
question.
The Board of Education has
made another move to alleviate But happy Cains' have learned
pretense.
the overcrowded conditions at
Evil led us away from the paths
Mumford by eliminating the
of love,
ninth grade next September. As only love can lead us to find
The already limited number of
. Abel.
ninth graders will be channeled - -
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Frank Tashlin. director of Its
Only Money." starring Jerry
Lewis. has worked six times with
Jerry Lewis on such films as
"Artists and Models." "Rock-a-
Bye Baby," "Hollywood or Bust,"
"The Geisha Boy," all of them Association.

lowbrow entertainment features.

Mrs. Bruck, Mrs. Robb With Women
Mrs• Naim-ark
Marchers on Disarmament Talks
Again to Head
Two Detroit area housewives, France, Great Britain, Norway,
Women's League Mrs.
Lorraine Bruck, 21463 Soviet Union, Sweden, Switzer-

gan Mathematics Contest, 22
Mumford seniors captured hon-
ors, placing 'Mumford tops in
the state. James Wineman won
a silver medal for his second
place finish in the state. Certifi-
ctaes of merit went to: Sandra
Acker, Robert Aptekar, Barbara
Bookston, Richard Burstein,
Robert Burton, Irwin Carson,
Michael Gelfand, Robert Golden.
David Haron, Bruce Kutnick,
Mark Lavetter, Sandra Moscow,
Marshall Nathan, Norman Os-
lik, Richard Robinson. David
Ruhland, Lorraine S a g i n a w,
Thomas Sarason. Richard Shell,
Stephen Sturman, and Loretta
Weil.
Tickets for "All My Sons"
will go on sale next week. The
Arthur Miller drama will be

presented May 17 and 18 in
Competing' in the fifth Michi- the Mumford Auditorium.

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