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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110

Friday, October 11, 1946.

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Thirteen

the goil's living quarters...she's
not mad about it.
Welcome back to Ruth Broter
who finished 20 months' service
in the WACS.
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Briggs Stadium Boos for Greenberg
Are Blamed on 'Ball Park Bigots'

(Continued from page 3)
and thus elect the Director to rep- Board has entered the controversy
resent the great State of New over dialect comedians . . . He be-
They don't know it—but I saw York" . . .
lieves—and we agree with him —
ens ...Bernice Krause and Dolores
We are puzzled ...Trustees of that dialect jokes are primarily
funny to those who like to poke
Schustak, U. of M.'s Dulcie Krasnick
what?... And who is the "DI- fun at Jews and other minority
with Norm Rosenfeld, Ben Pivnick
rector"?...Or can it he that we groups ...
and Aileen Stein, Winifred Hand- are being
the first crack
ler and Gilbert Weiner, Lulla at donating given
Stout's criticism is directed
$10 for the privilege
Brenner and Car! Lessen. More
against the "Can You Top This"
of
"Enrolling
as
a
Trustee"
.
.
.
couples...Ilene Mason with Oft.
radio program, in which harry
What is it all about?...
4 in. Bernie Friedman, Lillian Fin-
Herschfield and his confreres de-
kelstein saying goodbye to Jay
light in thickly accented stories.
Handelsman who re-enlisted with RAPS DIALECT COMICS
We have appealed time and
the Marines for another 18 months. p EX
again to Harry to use his Influ-
STOUT,
AUTHOR
of
.
the
Margie Phillips and Sol Rubin
-I L famous Nero Wolfe detective ence in cleaning up his material...
having a gay time.
criticism might succeed
yarns and chairman of the writers' Stout's
where we failed ...

AFTER DARK . . .

PHIL ROTHSCHILD,

THERE ARE BUSY DAYS
ahead for the college sororities
,t and fraternities... it's the rush-
ing season...and the fraternities
are preparing for the big push to
fill up their depleted ranks.
Gamma Kappa Chi and Pi Tau
Sigma of Wayne, two powerful
contenders for the Jewish frater-
nity crown, are sounding their
guns in the rushing game this
week with stag smokers and get
togethers ... from the Phi Alpha
camp...there's not much noise on
rushing,
The Sigma Alpha Mu chapples
at Ann Arbor are going to woo
their prospectives with a "rush
tea dance".... making it a bust.
ness and pleasure deal. Seymour
Lichter, Edward Ehrlich, Edgar
Simons, Dan Gilbert, Herb Shevin
and Charles Lewis are mapping
the strategy during the rushing
period.
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NAMES MAKE NEWS

News ... but, Joan, why the ab-
sence of Jewish names?

Herbert Gussin is doing the
cooking chores at Ft. Knox . . .
the Bernie Kleins and Eddie Rich-
es have returned from honeymoon-
ing in the Windy City . . . Ohio
State won't be seeing popular Do-
reen Sherman this semester ... at
the last minute... vets took over

Milton Cohen gets weekly byline
in U. of D.'s Varsity newspaper
for his Dent School Reports
col'm... Bernice Sheplow who
wrote the music for the current
Red Feather Community Song Is
working with a music house in
Noo Yawk Marshall Wallace
and Sol Scott were elected treas-
urer and secretary respectively of
Ann Arbor's S.A.M. fraternity.
Turning sparetime into money.
Two housewives, Ilelene Roth
and Marian Zissman have waxed
"Dart Men Gain in College" for
Vogue...their first recording
with more on the way...and
seven months ago Helene Roth
never knew she had music in-
clinations until Marian talked
her into it.
Powerful bowler Harry Thomas,
organizer of the city's first inter-
faith bowling league, reports that
other towns have adopted an in-
terfaith schedule with praise com-
ing from high-uppers.

HELP WANTED, MALE AND FEMALE

Long Hours • No Par

Will the persons, male and female, who have
always said (or felt) that the Community Chest
is a good thing, step forward and do something
about it NOW? First step is to fill out the
attached coupon application for work and mail
it (at youi own expense) to the Community
Chest headquarters. We do the second step.
We hire you, sight unseen, for the all-important
job of making calls and collections for the Red
Feather Community Chest Drive, Oct. 28
Nov. 13. Third step is you'll be contacted and
told where, when and why. Jobs are open for
men and women of all races and creeds. You
canwork in your own ,neighborhood or any
section of the city or suburbs you choose. Just
so there will be no misunderstanding, remember
hours are long and there is no pay—except the
priceless knowledge that you stepped forward
instead of back when the call for help to needy
fellow folk was sounded in your home town.

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THE WEEK-ENDS for the
young fry' are getting more and
more festive now that the book-
work holds the spotlight during
school Ekes. Who's seen with
whom In the Central Hi crowd?...
Always seem to be foursoming are
Harvey Kleinman, Eilleen Kling,
Jerry Weinberg and Lillian Rubin.
Dancing couples ...attractive Rita
Papo and Lowell Ressler, Sue
Marks and Morey Puskin, Shirley
Schain and Tilbert Plotnick, Ar-
thur Winter and Leah Trager,
Helen Starr and Bob Wallack.
Lenore Atlas' house will be a
busy scene as the Iota Sigma
Tau sorority holds its first rush-
ing tea this week-end.
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TOWN TOPICS .. .
The Shaarey Zedeit YPS will
hold an open meeting Sunday af-
ternoon, Oct. 13.
Inez Mendelsohn is practicing
like mad for her big role as nar-
rator for the Rebecca Gratz
fashion show to take place at the
Book Cadillac ...
There'll be 10 birthday can-
dles for wee Joan Groaner, and
Paula Tyner will try to blow out
all her 20 lights in one breath
on the 12th. The Jerry Hermans
are Preparing a large cake with
a solitary
candle for the big
event of their papoose.
There's fire on those Dexter
bowling alleys as 350 crack keg-
lers of Pisgah lodge roll 'em down
for high scores .. the largest bowl-
ing turnout in history!
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REPORTED ROMANCING . . •
More hearts go pitter-patter .. .
Charlotte Kruger of the WJR ra-
dio staff and Harold Bregman
have entered the engaged col'm
Freda Lessar and Paul Kersch
will wait till December for the
wedding chimes ... our list still
grows and the jewelers get more
' business _Rose Wiesel Is engaged
to
ca, Rabbi Philip Weinberg of Uti-
N. Y. .• . October 27 will be
the big day for Betty Goldstein
and Carl Burstein.
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POUNDING THE BEAT . • •
What's in a
name?... well ...
oedBY() attracted close to 4,000
liy observers for their an-
a nual Yom Kippur night shindig ...
a new record. A turkey dinner and
message from Dr. James Pol-
lock, U, of M. professor, will mark
the opening activities of the Tem-
. Pk
Beth El Men's Club on Oct. 15.
A. E. Phi Joan Wilk, women's
editor of
Daily is also
Pounding Michigan's
out a weekly col'm of
school gossip news for the Detroit

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51 West Warren Ave., DETROIT 1, Michigan.
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Telephone _

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