AiCommittee Assails Bias by Banks
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By ELLEN
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Morris B. Abram, president of the American Jewish Committee
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points out highlights of study that shows a pattern of exclusion . of
Jews from executive positions in the nation's 50 largest commercial
.banks. The AJC survey revealed that 45 of the banks had no Jews
at all among their senior officers.
For months we fried
to find the ideal way
to say "good luck" to
students. Now, here's
our salute to you:
Ellen Erman, new Birming-
ham Beat columnist for The
Jewish News, has served on the
Groves Student Council as an
elected senator and board mem-
ber.
In addition, she's been a
member of the American Field
Service, Youth Hostels, Spanish
and drama clubs, has worked on
the school newspaper and is cur.
rently a page editor.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Erman of Knollwood Cir-
cle W., Ellen is corresponding
secretary of Aliyah Bnai Brith
Girls. She worked as a dental
assistant this summer and plans
to go into dental hygiene in
college.
Friday's football game is one
of the most anticipated all year.
I Not only is it "Dad's Night," but
it's the first time the Groves-
Seaholm game is being played at '
Groves.
Birmingham's Aliyah Bnai Brith
Girls started its year with a birth-
day party given by the executive
board in .honor of Aliyah's second
year.
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As the dawn of Sept. 7 rose,
so did 1,477 students who entered
Oak Park High School for the
new 1966-67 term
Wednesday morning saw Dr.
Lloyd E. Peterman keynote an
assembly which outlined the "new
and old" administrative rules at
Oak Park High. The most basic
administrative change was the for-
mation of a new post of assistant
principal. Robert Schramke will be
in charge of attendance, discipline,
building management, and the
parking lot. This year only juniors
and seniors will be allowed to
drive to school, and all cars must
be registered with the school and
have a permit and sticker for the
car. There will be a charge for
the sticker.
Ray Renbarger, last year's as-
sistant principal, will return in a
new role. He will take charge of
counseling, student activities,
scheduling and business manage-
ment.
Steve Rubin, editor of Revoir,
will have a general call for all
people interested on working on
the staff of this year's yearbook.
For students who are interested
and have a seventh-hour dismissal,
there will be a workshop for the
Revoir in room A-125.
Friday, September 16, 1966-27
Israeli Pilot Hero Says 'Syrians Fear Us'
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — The after-
noon paper Ma'ariv carries an ex-
clusive interview with the Israeli
pilot who downed the Syrian IvIIG
over Lake Kinneret during the re-
cent Israel-Syrian clash.
The Israeli was asked to rate
the fighting capacity of the enemy.
His reply was: "The Syrians fear
us: In each of our encounters with
the enemy we have emerged
Even with the delegation of the
9th Grade, Groves still has over
125 new students, as well as 13
new teachers entering this fall.
Over the summer, students par-
ticipated in two main trips, one
to Europe and one to Spain. Suzi
Weiss, managing editor of the
school newspaper, was among the
20 students to tour Spain for six
weeks.
As . a "foreign exchange," the
first few weeks' activities included
-an American Field Service assem-
bly to honor the three AFS stu-
dents from Italy, Thailand and
Brazil.
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tors. You might say they develop-
ed an almost reflex fear of us —
they never remain to fight it out.
This time too, the Syrian pilot at-
tempted to escape with the MIG
but we wouldn't let go until I shot
down his plane."
Sin has Many tools, but a lie is
the handle which fits them all.
—Holmes.
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PARTICIPATING CONGREGATION S
SYNAGOGUE
PRESIDENT
RABBI
Adas Shalom
Jacob E. Segal
Ahavas Achim
Milton Arm
Beth Aaron
Benjamin H. Gorrelick
Beth Abraham
Israel I. Halpern
Beth Hale,
Joel Litke
Beth Joseph
Mane) Neiman
Beth Moses
A. Irving Schnipper
Beth Shalom
Mordecai Halpern
Beth Tefiloh
Emanuel Tikvah
Beth Yehudah
B'nai David
Leizer Levin
Joshua Spiro
Hayim Donin
B'nai Jacob
Isaac
B'nai Moshe
Moses Lehrman
B'nai Zion
Solomon H. Gruskin
Harry J. Goldberg
Dr. Manuel Feldman
Ezras Achim
(Turover Temple)
Samuel Loberman
Dr. Robert Schlaff
Benoit Gorge
Hyman H. Karp
Benjamin Kinzer
Frank Nelson
Morris Dorn
Meyer Levin
Jack .1. Kraizman
Charles Vikser
Melvin Weisz
Nathan Wolok
Isadore Sosnick
Mishkan Israel-
Nusach Rorie-
Lubavitcher Center
Jacob Kranz
Mogen Abraham—
Beth Jacob
Solomon P. Wohlgelernter
Shaarey Shomayim ..... __Leo Y. Goldman
Dov Parshan
Max Kaplan
Joseph Balberor
Shaarey Zedek
Irwin Groner
Louis Berry
Shomrey Emunah
Sholem Flom
Isadore Levin
Temple Israel
Leon From, Robert Syme
Harry L. Pliskow
Young Israel
Greenfield
Joshua Sperka
Young Israel
Northwest
Samuel H. Prero
Harry Blitz
Young Israel
Oak Woods
James I. Gordon
Sol Lessman
Sanford Eisenberg
GUEST SPEAKERS
ABBIE BEN Alti
YEHUDA HELLMAN
ELEAZAR LIPSKY
David I. Berris, David J. Cohen, Hy Crystal, Dr. Jacob Goldman, Rabbi
Benjamin Gorrelick, Lawrence Gubow, Judge Charles Kaufman, Judge
Ira G. Kaufman, Judge Nathan J. Kaufman, Emanuel Mark, Council-
man Mel J. Ravitz, Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, Sidney Shevitz, Max Sosin,
Zvi Tomkiewicz, Melvin Weisz.
CONGREGATIONAL AND HIGH HOLY DAY COUNCIL
PH I LLIP STOLLMAN
NORMAN ALLAN
MORRIS J. BRANDWINE
JUDGE NATHAN J. KAUFMAN
MAX SOSIN
Chairman
Co-Chairman
Co-Chairman
Co-Chairman
Co-Chairman
In addition to Speakers, Presidents, and Rabbis of participating con-
gregations, the committee includes:
Cantor Shabtai Ackerman, Rev. Hyman J. Adler, Norman Bloke,
Hyman M. Beale, Harry Cohen, Norman Cattier, Hy Crystal, Jonas
Dwarin, Harry Eskin, Isaac M. Faxstein, Dr. Manuel Feldman, William
Genser, Nathaniel H. Goldstick, Joe Gorman, Sam Gottlieb, Menashe
Hoar, Irving A. Hershman, Morris Karbal, Joseph Katchke, Samuel
Katkin, Sam Kaufer, Otto Kaufman, Judge George D. Kent, Nathan
King, Jack Kraizman, Morris Ben Lewis, Jack Lieberman, William
Liberson, Hyman Lipsitz, Sam Maza, Max Nosanchuk, Samuel Novet-
sky, Sol Nusbaum, Max Ostrow, Som Platt, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Port-
noy, N. P. Rossen, Julius Rotenberg, Dr. Robert Schlaff, David
Schaichit, Jack Shenkman, Joseph Shifman, Ben W. Siegal, David
Silver, Harold Sable, Max Sosin, George Spoon, Isadore Starr, Max
Stollman, Herman Strassburger, Norman Sukenic, Meyer Terebelo,
Henry Thumin, Zvi Tomkiewicz, Melvin Weisz, Bernard Winer, Sam
Zack.