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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Teens Age
Sophislfrales

Teen-Age Reporter Meets Rob, Vera

Sadly missed by his wife, chil-
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Mr. and Mrs. Julius Maltzman dren, brothers and parents. Mr./
thank their many friends and and Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman.
relatives for the acts of kindness
shown them during their recent Emma Schreier Heads
bereavement.

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Szenes Group of PWO

By Ht: LEN TENNENBAUM

NOW THAT SCHOOL is over
we all feel pretty good . . .
and there's plenty of goings-on
this week. . .. Before we get in-
to the news, however, your re-
porter would like to ask a favor.
. . . About five months ago a
cute, clever gal in the 8th grade
at Durfee disappeared from home
. . . You probably know already
that I am referring to 13 - year
old Marilyn Grossberg, who was
last seen on Dexter and Davi-
son - . . . Marilyn has a lot of
friends and that is why we are
asking all you who know her to
please give me any information
you might have regarding Mar-
ilyn's plans before her disap-
pearance. Look, Marilyn, if you
read this please let me know
that you're O.K.. Your morn, dad
and brother are worried sick
about your safety. My number
is TO. 7-6128. •
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THE PROBABLE Julius Rosen-
thal winners of Durfee will be
Doreen Kolenberg and Ray Got-
lieb . . . they have worked hard
these past three years and de-
serve the honors. Our sincere
congrats to you. . . .
Annette Goldman, an excellent
up-and-coming pianist, gave a
solo recital June 13 . . . another
piano piano starlet is Davida
Phillips, who at the age of 15, is
giving piano lessons.
Some Cass graduates seen
around Central grounds on cap
and gown day were Howie Ehr-
lichman, Joe Freedman, Hal
Shapiro and Sheldon Schubiner.
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MORE GRADUATION news:
Central Grads who are spending
the summer at Michigan State
are Ron Linton, Rhoda Rhossen,
Muriel Levine and Frank Sid-
low.
Durfee got a good start last
term with its new Unity Forum,
founded on much the same prin-
ciples as the Central organiza-
tion . .. Ray Gotlieb did a won-
derful job in organizing and con-
ducting the forum .. . also to be
congratulated are Mary Glasier,
the clerk, and the various com-
mittee leaders . . . officers for
next term are Sheldon Otis,
president; Don Kahn, clerk; and
Janet Vogel, assistant clerk.
Baseball news: The Demolays
Mosaic Chapter won, 6 to 5, over
Perfection Chapter last week at
MacCoullough School. More next
week. . . .

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The family of the late Jacob
Kaufman announce the unveiling
of a monument in his memory
at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Clover
Hill Park Cemetery.

The family of the late Jacob
Manson announce the unveiling
of a mont, :,..!nt in his memory
at, 1 p.m. Scaday at Beth Tefilo
Emanuel Cemetery,

The unveiling of a monument
in memory of Sarah Sklar will
take place at 12:30 p.m. Sunday,
at Clover Hill Park Cemetery.

i n Memoriam.

Simla Schreier was elected
chairman of the 'Hanna Szenes
Group of the Pioneer Women's
Organization at its final meeting
of the year last week.
Other new officers are Ethel
Silber and Molly Hessing, secre-
taries; Rose Willis, treasurer;
Julia Nathan, membership chair-
man; and Kate Weine, gucial
chairman.
Chairmen elected were Rose
Lachover, cultural; Molly Hes-
sing, publicity; Charlotte Rich-
man, telephone squad - and Ber-
tha Rosenthal, Jewish National
Fund.

Chenstochover Farein
Plans Banquet June 2:,r)

In loving memory of our de-
A banquet of the Chenstochovet
parted son, Norbert L. Leonard,
who passed away June 17, 1941 Rajoner Farein will be held Sun-
day at the Jewish Cultural Cen-
day of Nisan).
ti'hoto by WJRI (23rd
ter, 2705 Joy road,
It
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sweet t0 rememlrer.
Shown is the Jewish Chronicle's teen-age reporter, Helen Tennen-
A loved one no deer,
Proceeds will go for publication
haunt, center, with

Vera Vague and Bob Hope at a press reception
given for Hope and his party at the Hotel Book Cadillac.
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Our Athletes

Heads Hen's Club
731,r7-7,777..

Tho absent from um,
Is ever so near,
Thirteen by the world,.
Ile Mantle at our able,

of 'The History of Chenstochow."
The book will be passed out at the
affair.

PRINK BECKMAN
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LAST FALL we commented
that the Detroit Lions could use
one or two• good Jewish players
to lure Jewish fans into a Briggs
Stadium that then looked pa-
thetically empty on Sunday af-
ternoons.
Now they (the Lions) have
come through. Mery Pregulman,
25-year-old ex-
navy lieutenant
and former all-
American cen-
ter from the
University of
Michigan, h a s
been obtained
from Green
Bay in a trade
which will send
Damon Tassos
and a second player, to be named
later, to the Packers.
Pregulman was used as ft guard
by Green Bay last year but will
be switched back to center here.
Coach Gus Dorais said.
I asked the Packers to be tra-
ded," Mery said. "I'm in the fur-
niture business in Lansing and
had planned to quit football but
with the Lions I'll be much near-
er to home."
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BIG SAM GOLDMAN, 230-pound
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end from Cleveland, has signed a
GLAD YOU'RE FEELING bet- contract to play for the Boston
ter after that accident, Guil Yanks of the National Football
Gailens. Happy birthday to League.
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Sheldon Gailens at the same
ANOTHER FOOTBALL star.
time. . . .
Luckman, Chicago Bears'
The Kn*kouts at Durfee are Sid
ace quarterback. is the new own-
a very popular group. President er
of the Wingdale Country
is Bernice Kuhn. Other officers Club, Wingdale, N. Y. Some of
are vice-president, Phyllis Abra- his teammates are working for
ham; secretary, Louise Holtz- him,
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man; and treasurer, Zelda Rosen-
SAM SILVERMAN, operator of
thal • . . helping to make the
club's party a great success were half a dozen small New England
Madeleine Palmer, Elaine Freed- fight clubs, has purchased the Cal-
A. C. in Boston. He will
man, Arlene Kolenberg and Jean lihan
stage fights exclusively in both
Leopold. The affair was last the Boston Gardens and Boston
Friday at Madeleine's house.
Arena.

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New Choral Group
Formed by Halevy

And whistle, e, "Sly diem. ult...
Death cannot dh nle."

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AL ABRAMS, for 21 years a
member of the sports staff of the
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, has been
named sports editor of that paper.
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FIVE MEMBERS of the Ohio
State tennis team are Jewish.
They art Arnold Levinstein and
Leonard Schiff of Columbus, 0.,
and Marvin Slessinger, Austin
Rosenthal and Irwin Tobkin of
Cleveland. OSU was defeated this
season by Wayne University. 6-5.
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THE FRANKLIN D. Roosevelt
Post 493, American Legion. has
come up with a softball team it
expects to go places this year.
Louis Cohen doubles as pitcher
and manager, and the remainder
of the starting lineup consists of
Jerry Trubow, catcher; Lou Tar-
naw, first base; Jule Stern, second
base; Norm Rubin, third base; Sid
Cohen, shortstop; Abe Epsteen,
centerfield; Harry Velick, left field;

To keep abreast of modern
music, the Detroit Halevy Society
has formed a new choral group,
the Max Levy Choir, according
to an announcement by Dr. Wil-
liam Klein, president.
Dan Frohman, Halevy musical
director for 17 years, will be in
charge of the group.
Temporary officers of the choir
are president. Mrs. Odell Small;
secretaries, Shirley Zaft, Mrs.
Helen Resnick and Fern Metz;
publicity. Mrs. Mickey Spira; li-
brarian. Ruth Soifer; and mem-
bership chairman, Sidney Res-
nick. For information call TY.
and Mars ih Sailer, right field.
7-3523.

CHARLES ALLER

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Aller Reelected
at Temple Israel

Charles Alter was reelected presi-
dent of the Temple Israel Men's
Club at the annual election meet-
ing recently at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg.

The following were also reelect-
ed: Maurice Levin, Harry L.
Pliskow; and Sol Colton, vice-
presidents; Louis Millman, treas-
urer; Joseph Silver,
financial
secretary; Reuben Levine, corre-
sponding secretary and Sol Stein,
recording secretary.
New members elected for a
period of two years to the board
of directors are Nathaniel Pernick,
Joseph Siegel, Samuel Blacher,
Murray Sutkin, Samuel Badman,
Arthur Haas, Nathan Kolb, Max-
well Boomer, Arthur Webber,
Mark Howard, Paul Segal, Law-
rence Pizer, Nathan King and
Joe Alter.
Incumbent members of the board
are Charles I. Bassey, Barney Bar-
nett, Sol Benya, Benjamin Bag-
dade, Irving Gordon, Jacob J.
Levy, Joseph Lattin, Philip Kra-
vitz, Harry Landsman, Irving A.
Levy, Jacob Citrin, Charles Gold-
stein and Harold Schakne.

IRWIN MILLER of the Mi-
ami Beach YMIIA is winner of
the fourth annual Greater Mi-
ami table tennis tournament. He
defeated last year's champ, 21-
16, 21.7 and 21-14.
• • •
SIDNEY SCHWARTZ, Eastern
interscholastic singles tennis king.
teamed with Bob Luxenburg to
win the doubles final of the East-
ern interscholastic tourney.
• • •
HIRSCH JACOBS, with $560,077
to his credit, placed first among
money-making trainers for the
1946 racing season. His biggest
asset was Stymie, the second in
all-time money winners . . . Max
Hirsch, trainer of Assault, followed,

Jacobs on the list with $535,910.

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