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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110
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Friday, October 25, 1946
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LETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
edge Thirteen
Phil. Gray and Rose Landau of
Ottawa.
The spotlight is on the danc-
ing twosomes—Ruthie Frank and
Herbie Aronsson, Harriet Stober
and Yale AronoR, Eileen Purdy
with Dick Schwader, Ruth Kahn
and Arnold Ruby, Sue Dreifus
and Mort Zieve, Carolyn Kaplan
Urging that the influence of the
with Frank Sobel and Ann
United States maI4 , itself felt more
Frank with Jerry Levin.
decisively on the Palestine ques-
TIME A-NEAR for carved-out
Out on dates ... Jerry Kelman
Now you can deflinitely label
tion, Robert Nathan, noted econo-
pumpkins with spooky candle lit yourselves the "career group" and with Mae COhen, Agnes Don with
mist, proposed that the United
eyes, the howling of the goblins become a part of the National Sol Greenfield, Marty Sugarman
Nations assume authority over the
.'and colorful masquerades . . . for Council of Jewish Women . . . with Marian Freedman, Milt Gold
mandate to promote collaboration
the spirit of Halloween is just Pearl Devenow, setting up plans and Sara Jaffey, Lillian Gluck
between Jews and Arabs, at a din-
'round the corner. Young and of for a membership tea on Nov. 6 and Sol Donnitch, Dorothy Schec-
ner of the Detroit Labor Zionist
are preparing to let their hair is forecasting some interesting tor and Iry Robinson of Dearborn,
organization Monday in the Hotel
down in the traditional style .
activities for after-work relaxation. Lenore Lieberman with Sol Smith.
Stotler.
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and even forget about the young
Sol J. Schwartz, president of
ones who had so thoroughly
HELEN
GOTTLIEB
celebrated
Nathan, who recently surveyed
soaped our car windows the nite the Junior Service Groups, her 19th milestone with a shindig
Palestine's economic potentialities,
knows
how
to
pick
his
help.
before.
at her Stony Point Cottage . . .
condemned the "vacillation and
Dances, parties and other gay For the tough job of program Good looking Marge Aronsson
shifting of British policy which
committee
cltirman,
Dr.
Sam-
doings are scheduled for that
dashed off to Champaign, Ill.
has been more harmful to Him
week-end. Our schedule is full uel Krohn has come thru with homecoming of her Alma Mater,
than if they had come to a posi-
a
spicy
agenda
for
many
months.
and heavy . . . come on in and
U. of Ill. . . . Harold Lupiloff is
tive policy of immigration or par-
The helm of the Robert Rafelson learning to rock the cradle now
join the fun!
tition of Palestine."
Males are wanted to help in Auxiliary of the JWV will be —with a 6 lb 7 prize girl.
MRS. SAMUEL SCIIWARTZ
In the next 10 years, Palestine
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the funfare of the Bnai Brith Re- guided by Marian Fleischer, and
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can easily absorb 615,000 more
becca Gratz Auxiliary for their Rose Ann Agree takes over vice
WHAT TO DO ... Manny Cum-
Jewish immigrants and, with rea-
Halloween party Nov. 2 at the position with lots of emphasis mins lets us know about the
sonably favorable conditions, as
Jewish Community Center . . . it's made on joint affairs with the Wayne University Citcular Thea-
many as 1,125,000 persons can be
free and you'll meet loads of male group.
ter production "Holiday," this
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brought in within the decade, Na-
beauts .. •
week-end at McCollester Hall.
than declared.
After a long Army leave, Fred-
THIS COUNTRY is not going to
Get acquainted dance parties ...
die Shaer and his ork make the dogs . . . a large aircraft com- YPS of Northwest Congregation
Sidney Shevitz was chairman of
their bow for a Halloween party pany recently displayed a new on Sunday evening, Oct. 27 and
the dinner. Among those in the
Mrs.
Samuel
Schwartz
was
re-
given by the K. P. Girls' Club transport priced at $115,000 ... de- the YPS of Shaarey Zedek will
audience were Aaron Droock, presi-
Oct. 91 at the Fort Wayne Ho- signed for individuals who travel hold their event Wednesday even- cently elected president of the De- dent of the Jewish Community
troit
League
for
the
National
tel ... Zel Ilolberman is chair- extensively for business and ing, Oct. 30.—Everyone Is welcome.
Home for Jewish Children at Council; Gerald K. O'Brien, Wayne
pleasure.
man.
More dirt next week.
County prosecuting attorney; Mrs.
Denver.
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Dolores Visker is blessed with
Jacob Schrier, chairman of the
Other
new
officers
are
Mesdames
worrying about the alumni of her
OVERHEARD: Washington bou-
Sidney Sherman, first vice-presi- PWO council; Rabbi Morris Adler,
sorority, Sigma Iota Tau, on Nov.
levard
wolf
stopping
curvaceous
dent; Milton Mahler, second vice- Benjamin M. Lailtin, president of
1 and the ZOA Chapter No. 1
president; Louis Davidson, treas- the Detroit Zionist Council; and
have gone all-out for their fun Flodel King, with "Don't I know
urer; Oscar Grey, recording secre- Morris M. Jacobs, president of the
show at River Rouge Rec. Center you from somewhere, gorgeous?
tary; Samuel Gordon, financial ZOA district.
Sunday evening, Oct. 27. The sur- Tell me about yourself, your strug-
secretary, and • Seymour Owens,
prise package comes when the gles, your ambitions, your dreams
and your phone number!" ... Nice
A luncheon and program will corresponding secretary.
,home talent will put on a floor work if you can get it!
The annual dinner dance of the
show.
be held by the Woman's Auxiliary
• •
of the United Hebrew Schools at league will be Nov. 30 at the Book
Social Incorporated, a new mixed
12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30, Cadillac Hotel. Mrs. Morris Schiff
group in the Northwest area, will CAMPUS JIVE . . . .
in
the auditorium of the Rose Sit- and Mrs. Raymond Smith are in
come masked up with prizes going
Popular U. of M. co-ed Rita
Veterans and Civilians
charge of the yearbook and Mrs.
to the most cleverly costumed Kallman is pinned by Al Lowen- tig Cohen Building.
David Stober and Mrs. Maurice
"Short or Tall
guests. Boy . . . this is something stein . . . Everyone seems to be
Mrs. Florence Moss Rosman, Schwartz are co-chairmen of ar-
to rest up for . .. and as Sam at the open houses of the sorori- president of the auxiliary, said a rangements.
Large or Small
Goldstein puts it . . . 'I'm staying ties and fraternites after the big large audience is expected. Hostess
in this week-end to get some game . . . Nifty dresser Gladys is Mrs. Louis Tatken, membership
‘PHILCONS
sleep.'
Levenson surrounded by two of chairman. The cultural program is
• • •
headed
by
Mrs.
Max
Dushkin.
Detroit's most eligible batchlors at
Fits Them All"
NAMES MAKE NEWS .. .
the A. E. Phi house ... Seymour
"The Whys of Customs" is the
HAND TAILORED
Helen Alpert, an Eastern prod- Shaw helping himself to the cof- title of the program and deals
ALL-WOOL SUITS
uct, takes over the activities of fee and do-nuts at the house ... A with the origin and the develop-
the Bnai Brith young women nod to Marjorie Davidson after ment of Jewish customs and prac-
TOPCOATS
groups . . . "Tall, blonde, extro- the game, but, we didn't catch the tices.
Diction
vert and beautiful," quotes from gent's name . . . Barney Zamler
OVERCOATS
The topics and participants are
seems to be lost out at the new as follows: Mrs. Alexander Moss,
those who know in town . . .
IN TIIE LATEST
Voice
YOUNG MEN'S MODELS
Husky Mort 'Carder is help- housing project at Willow Run. ceremonies connected with child-
We Have What You Want
ing coach the football squad at
Larry Schwartz is studying me- birth; Mrs. Robert Marwil, prac-
Radio Technique
nAtOr a A.n. to 9 P.M.
Central High . . . Attractive dicine at Duke Medical School .. . tices in relation to marriage; Mrs.
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Muriel Kay is back at Arthur U. of Minn. is Morton Cohen's Adolph Ehrlich, Sabbath customs,
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EWALD
CIRCLE
Murray's swingin' a mean hip in new address . . . Betty Goldberg is and Mrs. Sam Greene, holiday and
PHILCONS
FOX THEATRE Bum.
those South American tempos... at Goucher College.
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festival customs and ceremonies.
Tall blond Phyllis Silver swings
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a neat tennis racket ... recently
fi
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won the Cleveland Park Tour- spots . . . Josh Gray and 'good
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heads the new Civic Club and Al-
lan Clamage will take the reins of
Ages 6 through 14. Fully Accredited.
the Speaker's bureau with Paul
Mandel as second in command.
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DR. and MRS. H. N. OPPER
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be the big job of Geraldine Nag-
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ler and Sherwood Sandweiss...
Under the personal direction of
Robert Levitt takes over the ad-
NICK LUCAS, formerly with
I
getting dept.
the Stork Club, New York City
Sales, Service and Installation
Joel Hamburger, new president
of the Temple Beth El Student
Entrancing setting of the
on Gas, Oil and Coal
Council gives out with the fol-
RANCH ROOM available
lowing appointments for the
for 'parties and banquets.
Burning
Equipment.
group: Irwin Goldhoff, Shirley
Rose, Marjorie Freeman, David
18952 Woodward
Edgar and Don Meshorer.
Near
7 Mile Road
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LEONARD L. RADNER
TOWN
AFFAIRS
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Closed
Tuesdays,
Open Sundays
The
Manager
1 a.m. to 10 p.m.
who work for their
bread
ad and butter . . . take note
New League Head
Nathan Asks UN
Rule Palestine
PHIL ROTHSCHILD,
,
39
at
Denver Unit Here
Tells Dance Plans
UHS Auxiliary
Luncheon Oct. 30
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