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OBTROIT_JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Friddy, June 28, 1946

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Aronoff Elected Ehrlich Memorial Make Provision
Regional Director Fund Established For Jews' Civil,
The establishment of the Clara Property Rights
Ehrlich Memorial Fund, to be de-

Raimul fa' asauoul the lawn

With Phil Rothschild

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NEW YORK — Provisions for
soon. . . the Weinbergs will have
WORTH WAITING FOR . . .
voted to scholarship loans or safeguarding full civil and prop-
Tw•is 'round on that a line Ex-marine Eddie Shapiro from
grants to deserving students, has erty rights of Jews remaining in
composed of youngsters was slow- Baltimore as their guest with Bet-
just been announced by the the satellite and ex-enemy coun-
ly being formed in front of Zu- ty Lou Hander throwing open
United Jewish Charities.
tries will be proposed to the Pa-
kin's Confectionery on 12th St. . . house for him.
Congrats on the new packages ..
The late Clara (Mrs. Moe) Ehr- ris Conference of Foreign Minis.
for word had gotten 'round that a
lich, the anniversary of whose ters by the American Jewish
hipment of Bubble Gum, a prod- a baby boy to tile Artie Disners
. I almost as scarce as butter, (Joyce Cantor) and a lovely dam-
passing is marked by the crea- Conference, the World Jewish
tion of the fund, was widely Congress and the Board of Depu.
ould be in at 3 in the afternoon. sel to the Jerry Kowals (Phyliss
Several hours Roby ).
known for her services to the ties of British Jews, after con-
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community and participation in sultations with other representa-
later, the word
had caught on CHIT-CHAT . .
philanthropic activities in Detroit tive Jewish bodies. Inclusion of
these provisions in the peace
fire and the
for almost half a century.
Betty
Scholnick,
Minnie
Label,
treaties now under consideration
line was grow-
El and Bella Kaptensky got the
The
foundation
of
the
Clara
will be urged upon the delegations
ing steadily
works at the Delta Omega Iota
Ehrlich Memorial Fund is a sub- of the Allied nations.
longer . . per-
initiation party held at Rouge .. .
stantial initial gift by her hus-
I. L. Kenen, executive secre-
haps a 100 or Seymore Shaw is carrying a brief-
band, Moe Ehrlich.
150 . . anyway, case for the Hannan Real Estate.
tary of the American Jewish Con-
"I feel," said President Theo- ference, is at present in London
the tail end had Chuck Deitch and his sweetie from
dore Levin of the United Jewish meeting with representatives of
evaporated
way back, Sarah Bello, will tie
Charities, "that perpetuation of the two other bodies to agree on
around the
the knot at the Park Ave.' Hotel
the memory of Mrs. Ehrlich, the final draft of memoranda to
bend of the
on the 29th.
whom I knew we1k will not only be submitted.
corner.
The boys in uniform still get
be a deserved tribute, but permit
The line was
many young men and women to
el
Rothschild
a mixture of al! free tickets and reduced rates to
In Japan, about 18,400 Marines
all the shows in the windy city . .
secure the benefits of advanced
WALTER ARONOFF
juvenile brands .. some laddies all there was no let up in this—De-
are performing occupation duty
education,
who
might
otherwise
spick and span . . others with troit cut this out long ago .. Wel-
and guarding Navy installations.
Walter Aronoff, Detroit Times
dirty knees and messed up hair . . come back to Helen Tennebaum Circulation Director, was elected Ibe denied the opportunity."
some with shirts off and other im- who recently got back from the regional director for Central r.•
matures tagging beside their big coast after two years in the States at a four day convention of
DON'T MISS THE MOST TALKED 'BOUT AFFAIR .. .
brothers not knowing what it's all
the International Circulation Man-
WAVES.
'bout.
Paul Schiff (lg.) is home for a agers Association.
Suddenly the line came to life. . short leave .. being a dentist, the
The convention was held in
the air was filled with yips and sad news is, he'll be frozen for an- Columbus, Ohio.
yells .. for they had spotted the other 2 years. '+'
Sponsored by
bubble gum delivery man bring
A plug for Ben Katzman, the
the goods into the store. Every- drummer, who has his own ork
LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN POST 333—J. W. V.
one was alert. . hands were busy and getting some fine raves with
searching for their pennies . . . the dancing crowd.
SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1946
Because of the A F of L team-
others made sure they had theirs
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9:00 p.m.
sters
union
strike,
making
it
im-
and clutched the copper cent
posible to complete the building
tighter--for soon . . they'll have SERVICE PARADE . . .
FOUNTAIN
BALLROOM—MASONIC
TEMPLE
Back into circulation . . Sol by June 30, the dedication cere-
some of that 'rare jaw breaker' to
monies
for
the
auditorium
of
the
Sacks, Sid Loliner, Maxwell Mil-
Ticket, $1.60 tax incl.
enjoy.
Lowry Clark and his orchestra
The No. 1 man stepped briskly ler, Richard Soss, William Lowen- Northwest Hebrew Congregation
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and
Center
have
been
postponed
to the counter where Walter Zu- stein, John Hirschfield, Sherwin
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kin, the proprietor, was ready to Cohen, Richard Hartman, Don to a later date.
Ira G. Kaufman, president of
dish it out. The blond freckled Spero, Richard Ellmann, Bert Hy-
the congregation expressed his re-
youngling thrust forth his sweated man and Bernard Spiegel.
gret for the delay and the incon-
—o—
one cent piece for the long await-
venience to the hundreds of din-
ed gum. Zukin gave the anxious NOTES FROM THE
ner ticket holders. Notification of
kiddo his bubble gum, patted him BLACK BOOK . .
WHERE good food is prepared and
the new dedication date, he said,
on the head and said, "Keep the
served under Ultra-Violet lights for your pro-
Carolyn Share and George will be made as soon as possible.
money, the treat's on the house.
tection against air-borne bacteria. We are
Well .. that was all one needed . . at
Feuerman
led
the
grand
march
Control's senior prom . . •
Save food each day, save lives
the first in this region to be so equipped.
for with a maddening Indian dancing to the jumpin' jive of
yell .. he dashed out of the store Woody Herman's music were that way.
WHERE steaks, chops, and seafoods are
to exhibit his prize wad now Carolyn Greenberg and Milt Dres-
prepared by internationally famous chefs.
making the rounds in his small ner, Marian Baker and Phil Al-
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mouth and to tell the rest of the pert, Lois Benjamin and Elfy
WHERE turkey is a daily feature.
gang about the free goods.
Northlawn 7544
Grossner.
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The Louis Marshall Bnai Brith
WHERE pastries are made on the premises.
gals really looked sharp in their
LINE O'TRYPE .
For a real treat, try the new
If it's hot .. don't worry . . for formals at their wind-up season
the Shaarey Zedek ballroom will dinner-dance at Hucks.
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be air conditioned for the YP3 in-
1140 A.M. to 9.30 P.M.
RESTAURANT
stallation dance on Saturday, June
Daily; Claud Sundays
HATS OFF TO ERNEST D•N-
252 W. Latoyetto at Wayne • IA $155
29. The YPS gang want you Lo
know that checking is free and ENFELD for being the 1st male
Originality in Painting
punch will be served on the house. in Wayne University's history 1.)
Marion Lewis is the big shot of receive the B.S. in Home Eco-
nomics. Denenfeld was one of the
tile affair.
Joe Herkowitz
Natalie Zeruon is back from charter memners of the Highland
Sam Kasoff
Smith College but will be on her Park AZA chapter 313 way, way,
way again to some other spot back.
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Didja know that both managers
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of Joe Louis and Billy Conn . . . .10410••••■••■41e 411•4■41e1e• -el.
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Manny Seaman and Johnny Ray
LENDING
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Flat, house or apartment,
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