Friday, March 6, 1964—THE DETROIT JEWISH NE 1111-31FORD U S I S By JAY MASSERMAN Red Mogen David Israel Work-Out Man's Own Nature Vienna Hails Program It is absolutely untrue that a by Polish Yiddish Group man must do or refrain from VIENNA, (JTA)—The press and public here gave an en- thusiastic reception to perform- ances here by the Yiddish State Theater of Poland of the plays, "Mirele Efross" by Jacob Gor- don and "Sender Blank" by Sholem Aleichem. A fragment of "Mirele Efross" was also presented over the Austrian television network. doing a certain thing; the con- stellation at the time of his birth does not determine his line of conduct. No compulsion or ex- ternal influence is exerted, un- less it is his own nature to be weak. — Maimonides, Eight Chapters, VIII. He who associates with the unclean becomes unclean him- self.--Baba Kama 92. The M u m f or d graduating class of June 1964 has elected the following officers: presi- dent, John Bookston; vice presi- dents, Steve Parker and Joe presents a program of Moore; treasurer, Mickey Lash, Ambulances and first-aid equipment as pictured above, and secretary, Grace Metz. A tu- gently shipped to Israel by American Red Mogen David, 50 precedent was set with the elec- W. 57th St., N.Y., were used in a recent nationwide civil defense tion of two vice presidents. test carried out by Red Mogen David, the Israel national Red with The Mumford concert and Cross and ambulance service. Red Mogen David has asked the stage bands, under the direction American supply and support wing for another 50 ambulances. of Jack Shelby, head of the fine arts department, will present the second annual Bandstand Smoking and Reading — Solution to Problem SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1964, 8:30 P.M. Concert 8 p.m. tonight in the By DAVID SCHWARTZ Israeli and asking about h i s (Copyright, 1964, Jewish school auditorium. Proceeds smoking. "Well," he replied, Telegraphic Agency, Inc,) at the JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER will go for the purchase of new "there has been so much in the I was reading a story this band uniforms. Tickets may be papers lately about the dangers AARON DeROY THEATER - 18100 MEYERS RD. week in an Israeli paper. The of smoking that I quit." purchased at the door. anti-smoking campaign there, it "So you quit smoking," said Mumford can be justly Donation: $1.50 and $2.00 seems, is as strong as in the writer. proud that all 1'7 of the Merit TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: W. C. CENTER-18340 W. 7 Mile Rd., America, and the writer of this "No," said the man, "I quit Scholarship semifinalists have & BORENSTEIN'S BOOK STORE, 13535 W. 7 Mile Rd. story tells of meeting another reading the papers." placed in the finals. They are: Martin Abel, Karen Anglin, William Ascher, Sanford Bell, Gail Bernstein, Stephen Boo- din, Murray Ehrinpreis, David Halpert, Neil Juliar, Susan Lieberman, Ronald Lux, How- ard Miller, Carole Nathan, Allan Pollack, Leonard Sahn, Steven Schwartz and Thomas Spira. Grants range from $100. to $1,500 annually for four years. On March 10, this year's Merit Tests will be held, with over 450 taking the tests. Don Aptekar, president of Those of us who lived in the early part of this the student council, has an- medicine man. He is the POLITICAL MEDI- nounced that the week of March century remember the medicine man. With CINE MAN and his cures are guaranteed not 16-20 is student participation his tall hat and perhaps a monkey at his side, week at Mumford. Activities only to relieve you of your suffering, but to will include dress-up day, sweat- he concocted some of the most palatable make it painless so far as your pocketbook is shirt day and students' day, and useless recipes known. His potions were where the students take over concerned. It's the same old gimmick in a the school. A doughnut sale good for everyone regardless of his ailment, new cloak. A new brand of governmental anti- will be held, with proceeds go- ing to the scholarship fund. Ad- and if it didn't taste too good, you could al- biotic, easy to get through the Social Security visers of the student council are ways use it to polish the old family piano. needle, and guaranteed to get your vote, even Jonathan Swift, George Cairns, Mrs. Laura Luhr and Floyd Today, it appears, we have a new kind of if it doesn't cure you. Dain. Fifteen Mumford students The present administration in Washington is flooding the country with pamphlets, brochures, were among the winners in the Detroit News Scholastic Writing and speeches, which are misleading, and full of distortions and partial truths about the current Awards contest. Gold keys were medical concoction prescribed by "Doctor" King of California and "Doctor" Anderson of New won by Sanford Bell, in poetry, and Joel Hencken, for a . dra- Mexico. Your Congressman is being urged to turn "Medicine Man" and support House Bill #3920 matic script. Honorable mention (the King-Anderson Bill) . What you aren't told about this Bill is that. ... certificates went to Barbara Parker, informal essay; Lewis Elbinger and Jay Masserman, • It would cover less than one-quarter (25% ) of the total yearly health poetry; and Joseph Burnstein, dramatic script. Commendation care costs of the average aged person certificates were awarded to • You pay the first $20.00 of outpatient diagnostic service. Phyllis Rosenbaum, short, short story; Mary Aho, Gail Kaye, • Your doctor's services are not provided for. Michael Kayne a n d Lenore Libby, informal essay; Mark • The wage earner will pay for the medical care of the well-to-do. Gudwin and Edith Katz, formal essay; David Rosenthal, sketch; • This Bill is admittedly only the first step toward the eventual social- and Justine Friedland, poetry. ization of the entire medical profession. The Current Affairs Club, in preparation for its mock Repub- • And finally, the main reason for this proposed piece of legislation lican convention, heard Steven is not really a sincere concern for medical care, but your vote. Stockmeyer, field representa- tive for the Republican party in southeastern Michigan, a n d Democratic Rep. Lucian Nedzi of the First District. This .week a group of 54 members, headed by Russ Linden, president, vis- ited Lansing and attended the legislative session. Your Congressman's Address is: On March 13, all the foreign exchange students in the De- House Office Building troit area will attend classes at Mumford and will be greeted Washington, D.C. at an assembly. Petitions asking that the vot- Your Senators are : Philip A. Hart, Patrick V. McNamara ing age be lowered to 18 are being circulated at Mumford and other high schools. Their Address: There will be no school Senate Office Building, Washington, B.C. March 11 because of Teachers Institute Day. The Workmen's Circle HUMOR SONGS SKETCHES MORT FREEMAN MINNA BERN SHMUEL FISHER RENEE SOLOMON as your congressman turned medicine man? If you believe the King-Anderson Bill is "bad medicine", write your Congressman and ask him to oppose II. R. No. 3920. Cast thy bread upon the waters: for thou shalt find it after many days.—Eccles. 11:1. WAYNE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY