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Chronicle
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal

Friday, Aug. 2, 1946

Well-Known Educator Gets Award

PHIL ROTH.SCHILD,

RUBLES FOR BIRO-BIDJAN

MOSCOW (WNS)—More than
6,500,000 rubles, or approximately
$1,300,000, will be spent for muni-
cipal improvements in the Jewish
autonomous region of Biro-Bid-
Jan during the next five years, it
was announced here. At the same
time the Jewish physicians in
Biro-Bidjan issued an urgent ap-
peal for additional medical books
and scientific periodicals.

I Tacked Down Wall to Wall

Last year at this time, pert and
SHORT, SHORT . . .
pulchritudinous Flo King took
El ' As I was out counting baby the first ribbon and Gladys Lev-
carriages along Dexter Blvd. one inson, the second, at South Hav-
fine and sunny afternoon, a five
en's Beauty Contest.
by six husky lad plows into me
Mickey Barnett's dad is on his
and lets out a maddening whoop, way to England to visit his hame
"Ahhh, I've finally met up with and family . . Natalie Novack
you . • . the guy who calls him- says the Crystal beach at Ontario
self a columnist and has his is terrific . . . we don't know Jf
smiling puss framed in the she means males or just the sand.
CHRONICLE each week . . . what
—o—
makes you so damn happy, bub?"
THE ALUMNI of the GAMMA
I get out one of my goodwill
seegars and get ready to pat my KAPPA CHI FRAT have been
going great guns all summer; all
newly-acquired creature
back. Mr. 'X' savagely grabs the the ex-service brothers have put
free smoke and thrusts his arm that missing zest into the activi-
in front of me and blurbs out, ties .. . August 4th is their all-
"Laugh, huh . . who has day outing at Dodge State Park
strength to laugh these days with and on the 8th the frat has in-
so many troubles on ones mind, vited a noted Zionist leader to
that the present economic system give them the low down on the
Palestine question.
has caused?"
—o—
"And you'de always so gay and
happy," my fine-featured friend NOTES ON MY CUFFO . . .
goes on to say, as he puts his
Hurry and get well to Lois
head on my shoulder and starts
Wertheimer who just finished
by
bawling. But, that's not 'enough time at Harper Hospital . . . Dick
Hr. axweil H. uoidoerg, mem- award is presented annually
from him . .. he goes on, "I'm
Alpha
Epsilon
P1
Fraternity,
a
ber of the faculty of Massachu-
good and mad now and I'm going Cole and Ruth Cantor at Char- setts State College, well-known national college fraternity of 28
levoix
.
.
.
Fred
Faigenson
to spit on you," so with a heave should be in Calif on his motor educator and author, is shown re- chapters, to the member who ex-
he lets out a stream of liquid
ceiving the 1945 Nehemiah Gitel- cels in Jewish communal activi-
aimed at me . . . but, being very trip by now.
son Award from M. Leo Gitelson,
Jerry
Hellman,
ex-Navy,
re-
ty.
agile, I ducked and unfortunate- ceived citation from the JWB a son of Nehemiah Gitelson. Tho
ly the fluid hit some innocent
I
kiddos who had gathered 'round. headquarters in NooYak for his
ZOBER
Then my enemy thumbed his outstanding work as rabbi's as- Jewish Committee Has
The
sistant while he was stationed at
nose at me and ran down the
KOSHER ALL-VEGETABLE
Four at Paris Session
Pearl Harbor.
street.
OIL SOAP POWDER
Another birthday candle to
The American Jewish Commit.
Sold in 25-1b. boxes
It was a good thing that I was purty Carol Harris this week .. .
CALL TO. 5-3534 for Delivery
in a happy frame of mind for Janet Weifi is interested in form- tee has designated four represen-
my
STONE SOAP. CO .
my boss gave me $2•60y ing a mixed social club for those tatives to the 21-nation peace
back pay that day . . . or I'd be 30 and up . . . contact her at conference which began sessions
in Paris Monday. The representa-
a rather distressed person . . . TO. 7-5778 for info.
oh, well . . . time dodders on and
Art Shurgin's DETROIT mag tives, who will submit the Com-
Direct Mail Advertising L-
we've got work to do.
resolved a nice plug in the NEW mittee's proposals for human
rights guarantees and provisions
From the Original Idea
NOW FOR SOME TRYPE . . . YORKER . . •
for their enforcement in the
to the Post Office.
—o—
As seen thru the eyes of the
peace treaties with former enemy
snooper: The disappearance of COZY DEPT . . .
states, are Joseph M. Proskauer, HUGH ALLEN, Advertising
our popular songwriter, Jack
Julian Unger has his eye on a president; Jacob Blaustein, execu- CA. 5893 710 Farwell Bldg.
Fine, has caused some concern N.Y. goil . . . Jack Prince has tive committee chairman; Phillip
in town. We know that Jack's at given New Yawker Ruth Fish- Forman, Judge of the U. S. Dis. a-0-0000-040-0-6-660-0-mors 0oo-o-o,
some kiddies camp in -upper•Mieh-
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Wet Court in Trenton, N. J., and
a sparkler.
igen . . . it may bo that he's man
Rosemary Emmer and Abel Sil- executive committee member; and
TO OUR MANY FRIENDS .. •
crooning some of his newest songs berstein will make it one name Dr. Simon Segal, associate direc.
to the trees and birds as a test very soon. Nice couples . • • for of the Foreign Affairs De-
WE ANNOUNCE THAT
'or perhaps he figures that the Adele Wolfson (Miami U) and partment of the American Jewish
good ol' sun will sprout 'some fuzz Norm Strager . . . Vera Chad and
Committee.
on his bald bean.
Joe Dressner . . . Margie Salk
There's been lots of rumors fly- and Jerry Bloom.
ing 'bout regarding our well-
-o—
known sport, Ben Zack . . . SUB DEBS DOINGS . .
we've been unable to confirm any
Shirley Dunitz in Boston and
of em due to Benny's absence
is again under the supervision of
from the city .. . soo, golls . . • then to New Hampshire, Phyllis
NATHAN KORN
All branches of the United He
you can still hold your breath. Lipsitz at S. Haven, Carol Alex-
ander
at
Cp
Wathana
as
a
coun-
brew Schools closed Thursday for
—o—
FINE FOOD
selor . . . Jorely Cohen getting a month's vacation.
ALL SCRAMPLED UP . . •
ready to make the move to L. A.
Schools will reopen on Tuesday,
Marvin Leader and Manny and Joyce Kaplan filling in sum-
We Cater to Weddings, Showers
Sept. 3, after Labor Day. Mem-
Moorin got the rite idea as they mer time at school.
bers of the staff of the schools
and Parties
Detrt
go yachting along the oi
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will meet Tuesday morning in the
River these hot days .. . welcome
Mort Sultan, one of the new. Joseph H. Ehrlich Conference
back to Capt. Sam Olsen to civ- comers to the waxens industry Room of the Rose Sittig Cohen
12216 LINWOOD — Between Richton and Cortland
vies!
will feature the Sultan Serenade Building for the purpose of for-
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The Jerry Hauser's are back on Thursday afternoons with Jack mulating plans for the work of
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will hold sessions in the after-
Pine Lake breezes.
noon immediately after public
school hours.

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A New Year Suggestion:

"Ike's" Advisor on
Jewish Affairs
To Marry Soon

NEW YORK — Mr. and Mrs.
Menachem Ribalow, of New York,
are announcing the engagement
of their daughter, Hadassah, to
Rabbi Judah Nadlch, former ad-
visor on Jewish affairs to U.S.
General of the Army Dwight D
Eisenhower. Rabbi Nadich will
leave shortly for a survey of
Jewish war refugee needs in Eu-
rope, South Africa, East Africa
and Palestine, for the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee.
- Miss Hadassah Ribalow is the
executive secretary of the Rabbi.
nical Assembly of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of America.
She holds 'a B.A. degree,from

Hunter College and a B.H.L. from
the Seminary College of Jewish
Studies.
ordained at
• Rabbi Nadlch was

the Jewish Theological Seminary
of America. He holds a B.A. de-
gree from the College of the
City of New York and an M.A.
from Columbia University. He
has done graduate work In the
Social Sciences at Johns Hopkins.
He served as chaplain in the Eu-
ropean Theatre during the war

TOM
COTTER

HABERDASHER
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Ribalow's father, is the editor of
Hadoar, the only national Hebrew
weekly in the United States.
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