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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Chairman

Friday, Sept. 13, 1946

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PHIL ROTHSCHILD,

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SCHOOL BELLS ARE ringing...
OUR SUB-DEBS are highlight-
the glamour parade to school is ing themselves in the autumn day
on again. Our boys and girls, parades . . . Phyllis Zieve is as
bronzed from the summer sun, busy as a bee making plans for
have completed their shopping the Little Women of Hadassah
sprees and will soon hug books first membership tea . . . Rita
under arm and point toward col- Papo, catching her breath after
lege days of studies and exciting her flying spree to Cleveland and
social activities.
other Ohio points . . . Danny
Marge Agree has already taken lain, president of the Tokelans,
off for UCLA . . . cute Elizabeth tells the gals to be prepared for
Ziv will be a newcomer at West- some swell club parties. Estelle
ern State . . . and a bunch of the Green waves good bye to visitor
season's debutantes will mak e Michael Strum, who returns to
their first appearance at 'M' . . . New York . . . Bertha Sonshine
Esther Sklare, Charlotte Vidrah, is new head of the Detinu Club.
Rhoda LeVine, Rhoda Horowitz,
MRS. MILTON MAHLER
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Shirley Dunitz, Eleanor Karbal RANDOMIZING . . .
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and Cynthia Yaco.
Stu Korner, our local boy who
Alpha Epsilon Phi Joan Wilk
will take over the women editors has been making good with the
chair on the Michigan Daily . . . St. Louis Browns farm team, may
This semester Joan, a senior, had have to undergo an operation on
other honors bestowed upon her... his knee which was recently in_
election to Scroll and to the sec- jured . . . he's already called the
retaryship of the Women's Ath- most promising catcher of the St.
Louis organization.
letic Association.
Blue eyed Lynn Trager, back
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from Charlevoix and ready to take
SAILING, SAILING . . .
up again with the art brush .
Along the Lake Michigan waters Marilyn Hartman is telling her
. . . what a relief to get away friends 'bout her summer fun at
Dr. S. Ralph Harlow, professor
from the ever ringing phones. Camp Stoneycroft . . . the Alt.
Norm Rosenfeld, the popular shoe- mans are back from their L. A. of religion at Smith College, will
and
Dallas
jaunt.
man, was a riot for three days as
be principal speaker at the open-
Sue Jalan had an unusual ex- ing luncheon of Hadassah's honor
he tried to solve a magician's
trick that kept him from remov- perience when her plane flying roll campaign at 12:30 p. m., Fri-
ing his shirt . . . Sylvia Meadows from Havana to Florida did a day, in the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
let forth with some Cuban Rhum- somersault to avoid hitting a buz-
Actively interested in Zionism
ba steps as part of the floor zard . . . "Surprise" they yelled which he characterizes as one of
show .. , welcomed at Mackinaw at 18-year-old Jeanne Curtis' birth- his chief concerns, Dr. Harlow is
Island by Marjorie Davidson and day party—some 20 guests were collaborating in the preparation of
Doreen Sherman, who were hav- there.
"A Christian Looks at Palestine."
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ing a whale of a time at the
Much of the data for his books
same time a fraternity had its REPORTER'S NOTES
was gathered during his visits to
AFTER DARK . . .
conclave at the Grand Hotel.
Palestine in 1914, 1929 and 1939.
Ruth Lesser took a plc of the
Julie Sandler making an en- PALESTINE FUND AID
boat from the pier as it was leav- trance at the Chop House. Bob
Among the organizations with
ing Charlevoix . . . the Joe Kauff- Golden, the River Rouge grocery which Dr. Harlow is serving as
man's dancing attracted attention. chappie, giving Babette Lichter- board member are the American
Rose Wetsman, Clara Westor and stein the rush ... tall Joyce Katz Fund for Palestinian Institutions
blond Neva Gutterman also added seen with Lou Stobber.
and the Postwar World Council.
their talents.
Attractive Maureen Levitt and He is also a trustee of the Uni-
Headline . . . "Heddy LaMarr Mickey Barnett doing the spots. versity of Beirut, Ginling College
named in a suit" . . . and on her Joe Sosnick having lunch with a and Palmer Memorial Institute.
it must have looked good.
cute dish from Grosse Pointe . . .
Mrs. Milton Mahler, who Is the
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more couples—Nancy Kay and chairman of the luncheon, has
REPORTED ROMANCING .. .
Lloyd Kaplan . .. Marty Budman been assisted by the following
Lucille Dorothy Mitchell, now of and Fred Babbin coupling up for group ticket chairmen: University
West, Mrs. Hy Brown; University
Beverly Hills, engaged to a L. A. their adventuring.
Phil and Bob Alper doubling East, Mrs. Philip Weisman; Rus-
chappie . . . UCLA Marilyn Light-
stone and Dave Schwartz—an- with Marian JD* and Elaine Ker- sell Woods, Mrs. Irving Swaab;
other new entry in the ring dept... ner . . . George Canvasser with Huntington Woods, Mrs. N. N.
and Dorothy Rosen and Chuck Ruth Rosen .. . more and more Steinberg; Central East, Mrs.
we see Danny Rappaport with Morris Jacobs; Central West, Mrs.
Saulles will unite on Sept. 14.
Charlie Blender, the lanky Win- Mona Weisenthal . . . Danny Dun- Samuel Grandon.
dy City laddie, pitching dignified itz dates Barbara Levin.
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woo with Ann Roth and that
sparker on her tell-tale finger ODDS AND ENDS . . .
looks nice . . . Gilda Haar and
The Marvin Lipsons are cover-
Irving Leudin hitting the steady ing the town in their new auto ...
trails.
Bill Kofender is the fellow with
Newly-wed love birds Saul Ny- the flash bulb camera doing the
man and Evelyn Levine hiding snapping for Press Pictures . . .
out at Greenbush Inn . . . the if you think the windows of
Leon Sears (Adele Cowitz) honey- United Shirts are looking better
mooning in Canada and Ben Zack these days give credit to Solly
exploring the Canadian Rockies Lewis.
with the new missus, the former
The Pearlmutter's (Sugar Plas-
Doris Shelby.
ko) came in from Louisville, Ky.,
to attend the wedding of Harriet
SOMEONE ll'AS THANKFUL June
Jacobs.
when Mrs. Charles Laskey of
That's all for now.
the cleaners outfit, found two
diamond rings in a pair of
trousers ready to go through the
cleaning mill . . . and that's not
all . . . recently Mr. Laskey
sent back two rolls of $150 to
The Ladies of Yeshivath Beth
some forgetful soul.
Yelmdah will sponsor their 19th
Driving along Livernois avenue, annual donor luncheon on Tues-
between Six and Seven . . . you day, Oct. 29, Mrs. Pearl Rotten-
can't miss the new Curtis Flower berg, president, announced today.
Mart . . . Harold Waldman; for-
Proceeds will help maintain the
merly of Ferry Hill, and Ex-Army Beth Jacob School for Girls and
Norton Klein are the owners.
Kindergarten.

Affair Friday
by Hadassah

Smith Professor
Is Chief 'Speaker

Beth Yehudah Ladies
to Sponsor Luncheon

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NORTHWESTERN BRANCH

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YESHIVATH BETH YEHUDAH—Dexter and Cortland

JOY ROAD BRANCH

AT JERICHO TEMPLE — 2507 J6y Road

Tickets Available in Auditorium
Every Evening

WE KNOW OF THREE ex-
servicemen who changed their
classifications over the week.
end. Sandy Elden, big-gun in
the vet's organization at Wayne
University, was married to Odell
Lansky at the Park Avenue Ho-
tel . . . erstwhile soldier Harry
Migdal and Isabelle Friedman
tied the knot at Congregation
Bnal David . . . and ex-Navy
Lawrence Weinberg and Faye
Rosen spoke their vows at the
Lee Plaza Hotel.

Britain Accuses
U. S. of Intolerance
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he had heard the same charges
over a number of years and that
he had talked both with Presi•
dent Roosevelt and with President
Truman on the subject.
It is known that Truman WAS
warned that such a situation
existed long before the charges
were made openly by Crum.
Truman reportedly replied
blandly that one could not al-
ways believe such stories but
that he Intended to push his
policies as hard as possible.
Asked if he would seek to pro.
mote a Congressional investiga-
tion of the State Department based
on the Crum charges, Sabath re-
plied that he thought tfiat was
too long to wait, and said he
would call on Truman again.

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THE WELCOME HOME mat
felt the imprint of several more
returnees last week. Murt Schle-
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WISHES ITS MEMBERS, FRIENDS, AND PATRONS
A NEW YEAR OF HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY

WILL BE CONDUCTED BY

CHARLIE RUBEN, of 3781
Glynn court, stood in an elongated
line at Wayne University for five
hours before completing registra-
tion for the fall term.
When told by a well-informed
quene.mate that college enroll-
ments wouldn't reach their peak
until 1950, Chuck replied:
"At this rate those guys should
line up right now!"

A DRIVE TO SELL all items
on the "set-aside" list for veterttal
of World War II during the last
two weeks in September has been
launched by the War Assets Ad.
ministration here.
The list, for exclusive
sale to
veterans, includes many scare
items such as motor vehicles u
to two-and-a-half tons, construe.
Lion equipment, medical and den.
tai equipment, office machines and
furniture, hardware, electrical and
photographic equipment,

William C.Bullitt

YOUNG ISRAEL of DETROIT

HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES

THE $300,000 DRIVE by the
Disabled American Veterans to
build five neighborhood memorial
homes in the Detroit area is still
.72 per cent short.
Remember, these fellows are the
same Joes who
froze in the
snow - covered
foxholes at Bas-
togne and wno
sweated it out
in the malaria.
infested islands
of the Pacific.
They look a lit.
tie different
now; some are
with lost limbs,
Beckman
others are blind
or paralyzed. help them!
Contributions can be made to
the DAV Memorial Homes, 704 E.
Jefferson avenue, Detroit 28.

carded his OD's and is busy With
AZA Keidan Chapter activities
Milt Weiner, P1 Tau Sigma and
former Army
lieutenant, is back
after a long stretch in the Pacific
theater . . . others with discharge
papers include Newton Arnold,
Morris Lipsky and Richard That

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Read its startling chapters on the menace of the atomic
bomb—the present tragic situation of the human race—the
tension between Soviet Russia and the Western powers!

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