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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Patud the Taws

With Phil Rothschild

I received a disturbed note this
week from one of my faithful
readers . . . (he
not only re-
ceives a Chron-
icle in the mail
each week, but
also buys o n e
at the news.
stand). The
problem that
keeps h i m
awake nites is
about a gal
whom he likes
very much that
lives in an apt-
Rothschild
hotel.
The evening always goes per-
fect," writes my loyal fan "how-
ever the problem arises when I
bring her back to the hotel and
as I pause with her before the
elevator with the operator holding
the door open, I naturally ask if
I could see her safely up or may-
be we could go up and talk
awhile . . . and my little girl
looks at me with those big brown
eyes and then at the impatient
guzzard who's operating the ele-
vator and says, 'Oh, no, what
would the elevator man think!' "
He goes on to say, "I'm at my
wits end , . . I've taken her out
18 times . . . I've got to kiss her
good nite sometime . . what
should I do?"
It's very kind of my reader to
ask the writer for his humble
opinion. However, this job is too
big for me to handle and I've
turned it over to our research
dept. who'll make a study on
what other guys do that take out
girls that live in apt-hotels with
elevators and there are too many.
stairs to walk up.
• • •
'ROUND TOWN . .
If all the salesmen of the Lt.
Raymond Zussman Post of the
J. W. V. are as good as Julie
Sandler and small pint Leo Ber-
lin, the post will have to rent a
couple more ballrooms to hold
the crowds that'll swarm to their
Congressional Medal of Honor
dance on June 29 at the Masonic
with Lowry Clark and ork.
Dr. Julius Greenberg is back
from Service . . . the Adelmans
held open house in Windsor for
the "welcome back" for their
sons, Jack and Frank.
A twenty-five-dollar war bond
was awarded to Geraldine Nagler
for her work in reporting the
Detroit Free Press ITewswriting
Institute for the Central Student.
The BBYO Bike-Hike program
is getting under way with lots of
zest. The largest turn-out for
any social affair in the history of
the GAMMA KAPPA FRATER-
NITY was present at their unique
postwar induction dinner-dance
at the Whittler. Football Player
Harry Webberman w a s elected
new master for the group.

ROMANCE RAMBLINGS . .
Doreen Harris wears the ring
on the tell-tale finger from Avery
Gordon .. looks like lovely Helen
Soloman has been grabbed up by
Jerry Keywell.
Goodbye to bachelorhood for
Mary Canvasser as he names at
date in August for the hook-up

with Sylvia Stone, and Virginia
Wider and Ray Sharkey will be-
come Mr. and Mrs. any day now.
Popular Pi Tau Dave Dombey is
a-ring hunting for Pat Weber.
Congrats to G.KC. Ralph Gross
on his marriage to Peggy Kralik
last week.

Marge Schwartz has been seen in
steady company with Harold Nor-
man.
Quite a few of the motor city
kiddies got invites to Ann Ar-
bor's Pan Hellenic dance . : Dave
Hauptman, Dol Dovitz, Gershen
Konikow, Ira Spoon, Karl Lip-
nick and Al Mellen were there.
Tony Weitzel, Detroit News
columnist, will speak at the in-
stallation of the Joseph L. Bale
Post on June 9. Al Tolmich, U. of
M. and Wayne track star, has
been named to head the J.W.V.
summer athletic program.
The Pi Tau frat house on Joy
Rd. was jammed for their vet
reunion party with chicken.

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Goldie Meyerson, a Jewish
leader who participated in the
recent hunger strike in Jerusa-
lem until Great Britain permit.
ted the 1,014 Jews on the vessel
"Fede" to enter Palestine, will ad-
dress a mass meeting at the Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek social
hall, Lawton near W. Chicago, on
Wednesday, June 12, at 8:30 p. m.

Mrs. Meyerson, who arrived in
the United States this week to
participate in discussions on the
report of the AngloArnerican

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Aaron,
of Lansing, Mich., celebrated their
twentieth wedding anniversary
with a dinner party held Decora-
tion Day at the Wonder Bar.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Taub and daughter San-
dra Maxine; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Zeientz, Mrs. Jeanne Cohen, Mi-
chael Cohen, Ruth Cohen, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Levine, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Baron and sons Leonard
and Irving, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Gunsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Schram, Mrs. Emil Baron, Ann
Baron, Billie Baron, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Baron and daughter Pau-
la and son Donald, Mr. and Mrs.
Ginsberg and daughter Sally of
Lansing, and Mr. Aaron Kramer
of New York.

Harry B. Keidan House Will Be
Nen, Headquarters for Wayne Hiller

Ceremonies dedicating Harry
B. Keidan House, 4841 Second
Blvd., new headquarters of the
recently organized Bnai Brith
Hillel Foundation at Wayne Uni-
versity, will be held at noon, Sun-
day, June 9, with Dr. Abram L.
Sachar, National Director of Hil-
lel Foundations, as principal
speaker.
Mrs. Leonard M. Sims, District
6 Women's Bnai Brith Hillel

Chairman, is chairman of the
dedicatory exercises. In addition

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ON THE TICKER . .
The reported engagement of
Bluma Wolfe and Lou Hornstein
as stated in a rival paper, "Ain't
so" . . Bluma is still free-lancing.

Committee of Inquiry, will speak
in Detroit under the auspices of
the Labor Zionist and Progres-
sive-Bloc Shekel Committee of

The meeting is open to the
Jewish public.

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Managing Director

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aroused when Rabbi Aron ar.
rived in Detroit to prepare for
the opening of the new house
that Hillel memberships Onio.
diately began to pour in and now
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tailkeovaern 60H0i.
Hillel foundations at
colleges throughout the country,
the Wayne Hillel Foundation witl
be sponsored and financed by
Bnai Brith. Its activities are open
to students of all faiths.

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Mrs. Meyerson was raised in
the United States and settled in
Palestine two decades ago. She
has been identified with Hista-
drut, the General Federation of
Jewish Labor, and has been a
member of its Executive Commit-
tee and one of its chief spokes-
men in this country. She recently
testified before the Anglo-Ameri-
can Committee of Inquiry in be-
half of the Palestine Halutzim
and workers.

icatory services.
The services will he followed by
an open house from two to
six
o'clock, for Hillel and Brill Brith

to Dr. Sachar's address, the pro-
gram will include a welcome by
Sidney J. Karbel, president, Har-
ry B. Keidan Lodge, Bnai Brith,
and speeches by Rabbi Milton
Aron, director of Wayne's Hillel
Foundation; Harry Yudkoff, pres-
ident, Men's District, Grand Lodge
No. 6, Bnai Brith; Mrs. Helen
Rothschild of Chicago, president,
Women's District, Grand Lodge
No. 6; Samuel Goldfarb, presi-
dent Hillel Student Council,
Wayne University; and Dean Vic-
tor F. Spathelf, dean of student
affairs, Wayne University.
A portrait of the late Judge
Harry B. Keidan, for whom the
house is named, has been pre- 4
sented to the house by his bro-
ther, Hy Keidan. Members of the •
Keidan family will attend the ded- •

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OVERHEARD . .
Classy sport 'round town tak-
ing his sophisticated date to the
door and ending it by shaking
hands and remarking, "I've had
a peachy time, Thanks."
• • •
SERVICE PARADE . .
Lt. Warren Sheldon of the med-
ical corps is stationed in Ger-
many. Welcome home to C. L.
Bernstein, Ramon Block, Adolph
Goldberg, Iry Goldberg, Mort Ja-
cobs, Iry Kaufman, Lou Kauf-
man, Martin Weston and Leonard
Solomon.
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80 GALS FROM the Young
Women's Bnai Brith groups will
make the jaunt to Chicago to at-
tend the 10th annual conclave at
the Congress Hotel. June 7, 8 and
9. If you're in the vicinity drop
in for the Grand Ball on Sadtee
eve . . there'll be loads and loads
of ferns.
Congrats to the HILLEL HER-
ALD on its first edition . . Sol
Sachs is editor, with Gerry Man-
ko and Milt Drapk in doing the
co-editing.

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Friday, June 7, 1946

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