Duquesne U Buys
$25,000 Israel Bond
Makes Sense
By DAVID SCHWARTZ
(Copyright, 1963, JTA, Inc.)
There is a common impres-
sion that the sabra (Israeli na-
tive) has a great streak of stub-
bornness in his make-up. Ac-
tually, he is very flexible. Take
the case of a member of the
Knesset. Recently his wife was
expecting. A friend said to him,
"do you want a boy or a girl?"
"I don't care which," he re-
plied, "all I want is that there
should be a bris."
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The artist insists above all
that everything must be in the
right place. The best of all
notes, if they are not in the
right p 1 a c e, will not make
music. The famous composer,
Rubenstein, in his earlier years,
was tutoring a young lady.
Despite all of his admonitions,
she continued to make the
same mistake, but finally she
got it right and was so happy
about it, she kissed the com-
poser on his chin.
Duquesne. University, oldest
"An octave a b o v e," said
Catholic university in Pennsyl- Rubenstein.
vania, this week purchased
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$25,000 in State of Israel Bonds.
The best advertiser is the
Shown discussing the purchase
are The Reverend Henry J. Mc- Jewish mother. Take the case
Anulty (left), President of the of a mother and her son who
University, and Judge Samuel went out to Coney Island. The
A. Weiss of the Allegheny Court son went swimming and soon
of Common Pleas, an alumnus was in distress. The mother
of Duquesne and a member of saw him struggling and run-
the Pittsburgh Israel Bond ning on the beach, cried out:
Board of Governors, who was "Help, help, my son, the doctor,
instrumental in arranging the is drowning."
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purchase. Jacob Wolk is General
Chairman of the Pittsburgh Com-
"In der beshreinking zeight
mittee for Israel Bonds.
sick erst der Meister," said
Goethe. The master knows how
to limit his field. He does not
spread himself too thin. There
is a story they tell of one of the
great female stars of the Yid-
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Seventy- dish stage of by-gone days. She
seven per cent of Israel's males was always surrounded by a
host of admirers. One night, she
over 14 years of age, and 28 came home after a perform-
per cent of women above that ance and found five of them on
age, are gainfully employed, ac- her doorstep. "Listen," she said,
cording to statistics published "I am very tired, I've had a
here. Married women make up hard day. One of you will have
to leave."
more than two-thirds of the
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female labor force.
There is a time for every-
The data also cited a survey thing, as the Bible says, a time
which indicated that 13 per cent to play and a time not to play.
of Israel's Jews over the age of In the days of the reign of
14 had no schooling whatever, Franz-Joseph of Austria, he
while another eight per cent had had a Jewish physician, of
less than four years of school- whom he was very fond. He
ing. Among Israel's Arabs, half would call every day and there
of those 14 years and older had was very little the matter with
never attended any school.
him, so the Emperor and the
Indications that the non-Jew- physician would play a game of
ish portion of the population had cards.
a far higher fertility rate than
One day when the Jewish
the Jews were buttressed by physician called, he was told
population data indicating that that the Emperor preferred not
the annual increase in the Jew- to see him that day, since he
ish population was 1.1 per cent wasn't feeling very well.
compared with four per cent for
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the minority groups. A projec-
Some
philosophers
have
tion of the current fertility rates
for the two groups of women to thought that what are called
1967 was listed, excluding immi- crimes are really not that. Very
gration. The projection indicated often the criminality is really
that the Jewish population would stupidity, lack of intelligence, a
increase by 130,000 to a total of failure of proper identification.
2,200,000 by that year while the Take the case of an anti-Semite
non-Jewish minorities would in- who, seeing a Jew, began to
crease by 60,000 to a total of mock him. "Abraham, Isaac,
Jacob," he said to the Jew,
320,000.
derisively.
"I am not Abraham, Isaac or
O 00060660 © Jacob," replied the Jew, "but
Saul looking for my asses and
I have found one."
77% of Israeli
Males Employed
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Holland University
Picks Freudenthal,
Vandenberg for Posts
AMSTERDAM (JTA) — Two
Jewish scholars have been ap-
pointed to high posts in Utrecht
State University.
Prof. Herman Freudenthal, a
noted mathematician, has been
named vice-chancellor of the
university. Prof. Lodewyk Hy-
mans Vandenberg, a well-known
jurist, has been designated sec-
retary of the institution's aca-
demic senate.
Schafer-Baum
Troth Announced
Glittering Parade
to Open State Fair
Sylvia Baum Will
Wed Dr. Indianer
Exciting band music, colorful
drill teams, high-stepping horses
and fabulous floats will highlight
the grand opening parade of the
114th annual Michigan State
Fair.
The parade will start at 8 p.m.
today up Woodward from Jeffer-
son to Vernor in Downtown De-
troit. Meanwhile, at the Fair-
grounds, a ribbon-cutting cere-
mony at 6 p.m. will mark the
official opening of the gates for
the fair, which will run through
Monday, Sept. 2.
Walter A. Goodman, State
Fair general manager, hails this
year's parade lineup as the best
ever. More than 100 units will
take part, making a parade
MISS ELIZABETH SCHAFER nearly three miles long, said
MISS SYLVIA BAUM
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schafer Cleighton P. Melin, director of
and parades for the State
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Baum
of Evergreen Rd., announce the music
Fair.
of Windsor, Ont., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Elizabeth Leslie, to Martin
engagement of their daughter,
Baum, son of Mrs. Mary Ba am. Edgar Bergen Opens Sylvia, to Dr. Leo Indianer, son
The prospective bridegroom
of Mrs. Sigmund Indianer of
is studying accounting at the Town Hall Oct. 9
Flint and the late Mr. Indianer.
Detroit Institute of Technology.
Detroit Town Hall's 35th sea-
An Oct. 20 wedding is planned. son gets underway Oct. 9, feat-
uring radio star Edgar Bergen,
MUSIC ! ENTERTAINMENT !
with his wooden friends Charlie
McCarthy, Mortimer Snerd, and
Effie Klinker.
Celebrity luncheons following
the Wednesday morning program
and his orchestra
will be held at the New Al
Detroit's drama and theater Green's, now being constructed
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critics will appear at the Center in the Fisher Building concourse.
Theater meeting Sept. 5, 8:30
Others appearing during the
p.m., at the Jewish Center.
fall will be Today Show cor-
PHOTOGRAPHY by
Participating in the panel dis- respondent Martin Agronsky;
BERNARD H.
cussion will be Louis Cook, Ar- John McClain, drama critic;
mand Gebert, Dick Osgood and author Robert St. John; Ginette
Granville Ryan.
Spanier, director of Paris' House
This panel of experts will dis- of Balmain; Karl Haas, WJR
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cuss Detroit's professional and Fine Arts director; Elizabeth
Bar Mitzvahs — Weddings
non professional theaters, the Dunn, magazine fiction writer;
new theatrical season, and the Henry C. Wolfe; economist Mer-
influence of the press on drama ryle Rukeyser; guitarist William
and the play goer. A question Clauson; Rep. Walter H. Judd;
and answer period will follow. actress Paniela Mason.
Refreshments will be served
following the meeting.
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And His Orchestra
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in Knits.
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Performance dates are Nov.
9, 10, 16 and 17, 1963. This
modern version of the biblical
tale of Noah will be directed by
Vic Hurwitz. Men and women
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World Jewish Congress
Assists 'Frisco Soccer Club
In Hunt for Players
With the assistance of the
World Jewish Council, a San
Francisco Soccer Club is now
negotiating with a number of
former Algerian Jewish players
with a view to their joining the
West Coast team.
The aid of the World Jewish
Congress was enlisted some
months ago by Joshua Torczyner,
president of Hakoah Athletic
Club in San Francisco. He
regarded the recent migration
of 100,000 Algerian Jews to
France with the thought that
he might find a number of
soccer players among them.
As a result of this preliminary
work, a number of Algerian Jew-
ish soccer players were put in
touch with Torczyner, who visit-
ed Paris on his way back from a
trip to Israel. Several players
were interviewed and the San
Francisco club is hopeful that
within a few months the first
one or two will be in training
in San Francisco.
Merry Melody Plans
Nursery Open House
Mrs. David (Auntie Sarah)
Holtzman of Merry Melody Nur-
sery announces the second in a
series of open houses and regis-
tration 10 a.m. to noon and 4-5
p.m. on Sunday at 14305 W.
Eight Mile.
Recent additions to the school
staff are Mrs. Ruth Graber and
Kay Steinman. For information
The Detroit Teachers Feder- on registration of 21/2 to six-
ation has the world's largest year-olds, call Mrs. Holtzman,
credit union. I LI 3-4688.
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