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Friday, March 22, 1946

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UNIFORM .. .
What 'bout the youngsters that
are donning the uniform today —
they seem to be a forgotten
No fuss, no fanfare or pub-
b , ,
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Olm Schlisinger, 18 yr. old
son . of Mrs. Jean, the Pisgah
Lodge office secretary, is now re-
ceiving Air Corps training at
Sheppard Field, Texas. Murton
gives his viewpoint on the mone-
,-ory situation, "I know what it is
to be broke now, Ma isn't around
for that slight touch."
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BABY DEPT. . ..
Two recent returned vets have
seen their "new addition" for the
first time. Jerry Herman, of 3310
Rochester, tells us that "Neal"
takes after his wife, the former
Marilyn Burnstine, while Sam
Feinstein says that his "Bruce"
will follow the pattern of his ol'
man.

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• ti ii.,l'OTLIGHT SHOT .. .
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Henry Ehrich, of the local jew-
elry fame, is now associated with
Music Hall and in charge of the
Popular Dept., booking and pro-
moting shows. Henry recently
came back from Hollywood where
he was associated with the Small
Company as associate agent which
did bookings with big time movie
stars. Henry's heart is still out in
Hollywood and don't be surprised
to hear that he's on the choo-
choo back again.
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STREET SCENE .. .
. Jack Fine, our musical boy won-
der, had cornered Phil Brestoff,
WXYZ musical director, in the
middle of busy Washington Blvd.,
and was blasting forth some „tune
with the use of his hands and
feet for illustration.
Almost didn't recognize this chic
.. incognito behind red sun glasses
. . but in her fourth trip down
the Washington Blvd. Street par-
ade, I detected Diane Gelbard, of
Whitmore Rd., who's back in town.
• • •

Freddie Birndorf, of the Michl-
;gen Ave. Birndorf Shoe Store,
found an interesting organization
around town called "Inebriates In-
cognito." The members drink
wearing sun glasses.

There's the making of a new
JWV chapter — named after Lt.
Vaymond Blbeh, the former Wayne
Dnversity Collegian nite Editor
and active AZA member, who
was killed on the Invasion at Ile-
shims Island. Harold Klein will
give you info at TE. 2-6155.

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IIALF-BITS
Lt. Leroy Heitman, of the US
;Wavy, is in town this week-end
and will only be at his Ohio St.
home for a few days before he
hops back to his Philadelphia
Post. .. Gamma Kappa Chi and
Pi Tau Sigma will both hold shin-
digs tonight (23rd). The gels are
lucky with so many events going
'about in ofie nite.
Rocky Rosenfeld is back in
town for the between semester lull
at Ohio State . . minus his SAM
pin • • and we suspect the photo
that he's carrying around of a
beaut damsel from Warren, Ohio,
has it
Bernie Rosenberg, Sol Dovitz
t ad Clarence Sharf represented
the motor city laddies at the re-
cent Ann Arbor Hillel Purim gath-
ering.

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Sheldon Ellis, the up-and-corn-
ing young Hillsdale barrister, is
visiting his in-laws, thb Kimmels,
in Royal Oak.

Greeted my ol' trends, Morton
and Aaron Sultan, at the Statler
Lox and Bagel club Satdee after-
noon. Morton, who was reputed
to own nine-tenths of Cp McCoy
before he got discharged, just
• back from Sunny Calif —
.hat tales he tells.

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Ado . id Silverman and Ken Smith
of the Ritz Bowling Alleys on
11 'Y0 Ining are organizing a league
for vets. Beginning May 1 and for
10 weeks, 16 exclusive vets teams
will roll for prizes.
Redhead Milton Barnett was a
little flushed when he saw his twin
suit appear at the same Prat par-
ty.
T/5 Mickey Mallon who's sta-
tioned at the Pentagon Bldg. in
Washington bumped into chic Es-
telle Berns Y3c (Stoepel Ave.) as
they were both going for the sane
water fountain — /latch, Mic let
her have the first drink.

Page Seven

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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TALENT . . .

Jack Kayman has been getting
some terrific raves on his M.C.-Ing
upstate. Jack will soon hit the air-
waves on CKLW for his own 15-
minute show, twice a week!
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From Ralph Posner, the P.A.
for the YPS, we learn that tickets
are going fast for the Spring
dance of the YPS this Satdee nite
(March 23) and a full house is
expected. There'll be plenty of
babes available for those that
couldn't connect via the wires
with your favorite ones. Joseph
Kwaselow and Marilyn Gold, co-
chairmen of the dance, are plan-
ning an after-dance treat for the
hard-working committee.
• • •
NOTES FROM THE
LEFT-HAND POCKET .. .
From all the spots 'round town
. . the ol' reporter spots the love-
ly figgers, the pert and pulchritu-
dinous ones and with who —
"looking like they're for each oth-
er," Harvey Barnett and Marilyn
Brenner, Julius Abramson and
Rita Kroo dancing at the North-
west Congregation 1st Purim Par-
ty at Bonnie Brook Country Club
and not to forget my rival colyum-
ist with Jackie Staub (the poor
thing — he made her work the
price of admission by being his
snooper that eve).
More couples in various places
in quick glances . . Ben ,Pivnick
and Della Bronstein, Al Hoffman
and Evelyn Berg, Jack Ginsburg
and Elaine Weinstein, George
Weiss and Gay Godman and Bob-
by Wolf with Dolores Levine from
Memphis, Tenn.

Fram to Lecture
On Great Britain

"The British Empire—Is It a
Force for War or for Peace?" will
be the subject of the second lec-
ture in a series which Rabbi Leon
Fram is delivering on the "Big
3 Powers." The lecture will be de-
livered at the Sabbath Eve Serv-
ice of Temple Israel on Friday,
March 29, at 8:30 p.m., in the Lec-
ture Hall of the Detroit Institute
of Arts.
The first lecture in this series
delivered Friday, March 22, was
on "Russia—Is She Victim or Ag-
gressor?" The thirty- . of the series
will be "The U.S.A.—Are We Real-
izing or Fumbling Our Oppor-
tunity?"

Zionists Begin
Shekel Campaign

Chapter No. 1 of the League for
Labor Palestine held a social eve-
ning on Friday at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Radin, 3415
Edison. The organization is be-
ginning a Shekel Campaign to bol-
ster the work of the Histadruth
in Palestine.

Poole to Sponsor
Musical Evenin"

The Poale Zion Branch No. 2
will have a Musical-Cultural eve-
ning for members and friends on
Sunday, March 24, at the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg. A program has
been arranged under the direction
of Aaron Kutnick, vice-president
which will include music, movies.
and a prominent speaker. A social
will follow. The public is invited.

Center Host to
Handball Meet

Wayne University Scene

By Frank Beckman

The Jewish Community Center
will be host to the Michigan State
A.A.U. Doubles Handball Cham-
pionship Tournament, in which 32
teams from YMCA's and Knights
of Columbus throughout the state
and from the University of De-
troit and the Jewish Community
Center will compete. Playoffs will
begin Sunday, March 24 and will
continue through March 28, with
the finals on Saturday, March 30.
Individual trophies will be pre-
sented to the members of the win-
ning team and to the runners-up,
and medals to third-place team
members, at a party on Saturday,
March 30, after the tournament
finals. Trophies and medals were
donated by Harry N. Grossman,
president of Knollwood Country
Club and Detroit attorney.
Chairman of the tournament Is
Joseph Camden.. Committee mem-
bers are Dr. Leon A. Katzin, Gor-
dan Kozda, George D. Keil, Sid-
ney Broida, Louis Schwartz, Dr.
Saul Rosenzweig, Ben Kott, Al-
bert Clinton, Dr. Milton Lappin
and Samuel A. Levy, secretary.

Horadoker Club
Planning Party

A husband and wife get to-
gether party is being planned by
the David Horadoker Club for
March 31 at Rosenberg's.
A $150 check was recently sent
to the Women's Emergency Food
Committee by the David Horado-
ker Juniors for European relief.

Post 218 Plans
Boxing Program

An amateur boxing show with
eight championship matches is
being arranged for 8:30 p.m., Fri-
day, April 5, at the Hackett Field
House, Highland Park by the
Julius Rosenwald Post No. 218 of
the American Legion according to
Irving Mexler, boxing chairman.

Purity Aids USO

Purity Chapter No. 359 O.E.S. is
sponsoring a USO breakfast at the
Jewish Community Center on
March 24. There will be a Chari-
ty Luncheon on March 27 at 1
p.m. in Kern's Auditorium, pro-
ceeds of which will go to the
Save-A-Child Program.

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Gregarious Leonard Moss has
all the qualities of a natural lead-
er. He is quick-thinking, conscien-
tious, and extremely jovial. We
can see great year§ ahead for this
22-year-old Wayne University Am-
erican Veterans Committee (AVC)
vice-chairman.
Len was a Sgt. with the 15th
Air Corps in Italy. Previous to go-
ing overseas, he struck up a
friendship with another Detroit
boy (Jimmie McKee) who was his
army roommate. Today, McKee
and Moss are chairman and vice-
chairman, respectively, of the
AVC at Wayne.
The AVC has found the going
tough up to now. Organized In
February by these two men, the
chapter is striving to give the
vet a unit through which he can
best recognize the problems that
beset the students and citizenry at
large. With the membership still
in the two-figure bracket, Len ex-
pressed confidence that the num-
ber would mount rapidly in the
near future.
Moss returned from overseas in
October and culminated a pre-
war courtship with Beebe Gottes-
man via the matrimonial road.
A son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Moss, 3260 Fullerton Ave., Len is
now teaching social sciences at
Dunce Jr. High as part of his
course as a Senior at Wayne. He
plans to go into social work upon
graduation, and has promised to
hire yours truly as his publicity
agent if and when he reaches the
coveted high pay bracket. "We'll
take you up on that, Len."
• • •
VETERANS .
Wayne University Sophomore
Harry L. Silverman had a lot of
firsts in his year of European
combat duty, but he did not learn
the significance of the most strik-
ing of them until weeks later.
After being the first artillery outfit
over the much-talked-of Ryma-
gen Bridge in the First Army sec-
tor, Harry's unit surged forward
to liberate a starving American
PW camp. He later discovered
that one of his closest friends,
Herman Hack, former Wayne stu-
dent, was among those freed. Her-

man was immediately shipped to
an army hospital to put back
some 40 pounds he had lost while
in captivity, but the reunion the
two had later was one for pos-
terity.
Harry was enroute to the Pacific
for redeployment when news of
the Japanese surrender reached
the ship. It turned around in
mid-ocean carrying this 24-year-
old, one hatilimark Army mars
back to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
N. Silverman, of 2931 Grand Ave.,
and a much-needed vacation.
A pre-dental student, Silverman
plans to enter the University of
Detroit upon graduation from
Wayne.
• • •
Prospective aspirants to the Pt
Tau Sigma, local Jewish frater-
nity, will find a real friend in Ar-
nold Cohen, pledge master of the
organization.
An ex-GI, 21-year-old, bespec-
tacled Cohen is one of the oldest
active members of the fraternity
from the point of service. As in
the case of many members of the
Pi Tau Sigma, Arnold left Detroit
in 1943 for a 32-months' stint with
Uncle Sam's Army. His foreign
duty in the ETO found him in
the role of medical aid man with
the 8th Armored Division. He had
an abbreviated taste of front line
service, and it goes without say-
ing that his experiences were far
from pleasant.
A son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Co-
hen, of 3227 Sturtevant Ave., Ar-
nold is a Liberal Arts senior at
Wayne. He plans to specialize In
gynecology.
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PERTINENT POINTS .. .
Blanche Reznick and Iry Fink
are activities and photography ed-
itors, respectively, of the Griffin.
. . Newly-appointed members to
the Pi Delta Epsilon, national
honorary journalism fraternity, In-
clude Harold Fine, Herb Fink,
Bernice' Fishman and Iry Moser.
. Jack Schwartz has one of the
leads in the next University play,
"The Silver Cord." . . . George
Zabnadowsky is a candidate for
spring "King" at the "Frosh Flur-
ry," March 30.

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Ostrotver Club
Party Saturday

The Ostrower Relief Club Is
holding a Purim Party on Satur-
day, March 23, at 9:00 p.m. at the
home of George Moskowitz, 2461
Blaine ave.

Lodge Meets

Montefiore Lodge No. 12, Free
Sons of Israel, held their regular
semi-monthly social meeting at
Hotel Book-Cadillac on Monday
evening, March 18. Mrs. Sigmund
Shore, hostess for the evening.
arranged games for the members.

Russian Classes

Classes in Russian language
will begin April 2 at Cass Tech
High School under the supervi-
sion of Konstantin Topalov, Rus-
sian University graduate. Persons
can enroll on Tues. and Thurs.

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