Friday, August 1, 1947

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICL,E

Page Fourteen

Ex-DP's Greet 'Guardian Angel'

JWV

BULLETIN

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

IT'S BIRTHDAY TIME ... these
lads and lassies are receiving
congrats this week. Ed Werbe
(Flint), Fylis Kane, Cecilia Gor-
man, Evelyn Pearlman, Eleanor
Singer, Marcie Becker, Barbara
Howard, Charlotte Gyarsas, Rosa-
lyn Sparage.
More who are blowing out
candles are Manny Isaacs, Evelyn
Citrin, Bill Ross, Evelyn Bud-
nitzky, Saul Gross, Herb Schel-
berg, Julius Dubin.
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THE YP CLUB of the North-
west congregation are all hepped
up at the naming moonlight
cruise to Bob-Lo on Aug. 6.
Terry Mintz, Dave Forest and
Claire Gross are seeing that
everything is in order for their
big summer event. You can call
Anita Feldman at UN. 2-4501 for
tickets and info.
BLOOMER PARK will be the
site Sunday for the BEG and
AZA all-day outing. The com-
mittee will see to it that every-
one gets a ride.
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sen (Hal and Abe) on W. Mc-
Nichols Rd. . . . They have a
nifty menu.
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RAMBLING ON .
Dr. Iz Pfeffer has you in
stitches when he performs his
rendition of the Polish Hour.
Oops . . . sorry to have the
congregations mixed on Paul
Carpenter . . . he's the Men's
Club Head of Beth Aaron. . . .
We won't let that happen again.
Jack Adelman's special guest
from Syracuse, N. Y. had been
busy for the week-end and Shir-
ley Rott was tied up with a Chi-
cago visitor for a few days.
Mort Weinberg, Sandy Hirsch-
field and Lou Bindes have a cot-
tage at Cass Lake to sneak out to
on a hot day. .. .
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BARRISTERS LOUIS BAR-
DEN and Ira 0. Kaufman, who
occupy the same office in the
National Bank Bldg., hold presi-
dencies at the Northwest Congre-
gation. Ira is president of the
Synagogue and Barden is presi-
OUR TRAVELERS .. .
dent of the Northwest . Bnai
Esther and Max Applebaum Brith Lodge.
'are back from Florida and they're
black. .. . Mildred Fertell, Ruth ROMANCE PATTER .. .
Burg and Thelma Bank are still
Cute Millie Schultz and danc-
day-dreaming of their sweet
memories from a NY mountain ing school big wig Bob Morgan
may be wed soon.
resort.
Dave Schwartz's merger to
Looks like Herschel Levine
doesn't want to come back from Merylin Lightstone is coming up
Calif. . .. Ethel Cohen and Bea- soon. . . . Janet Arta and Jules
trice Choderoff are at Woodhull Abramson are seen everywhere.
From L. A. . . . Brother and
Lake. . • . Elaine Messenger,
Rhoda Lou Hayden and Maurien sister didn't lose any time in
Levitt are visiting the Windy making connections. .
Julie and Reva Gold are tell-
City.
Adele Brown breezes in from ing friends 'bout their engage-
Montreal. .. . Crystal Beach in ments.
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Ontario will be vacation ground
SEEN
'ROUND
. . . Foursom-
for Maureen Gach. . . . Eileen
Kay says that Cedar Point is ing were Herman Dolinka and
grand.... Rita Kay is in Frank- Dorothy Goldstein, Shirlee Oram
fort and South Haven beckons and Misch Sachs.
Zella Grossman and Rosalie Da-
Helen Weiner and Chuck Lev-
ing, Charlotte Waterstone and
vis.
Cy Singer.
Also Esther Marop and Leon-
STRICTLY ADDENDA
On our sick list this week is ard Bernstein, Morey Finkel and
Shirley Litsky who's minus an Sybil Goldfarb, Ira Spoon and
appendix . . . and we're glad to Carol Harris, Harry Gollub and
hear that Hannah Galenter is Margie Baer.
back from the hospital.
On a picnic were Morrey Bor-
One can do a lot of things un- enstein and Joyce Weingarden
der the GI bill. . . . Bob Can- and Norma Breener with Bob
vasser just finished a flying course Ritter.
and he's ready for his first solo.
At a nitery . . .. Rose Kauf-
Card from Harold Langberg man and Harry Shapiro and Bar-
who's opening his dentistry office bara Eder with Mary Rosen.
in the Medical Arts Bldg. Mazel
More couples . . . Norman
Tov!
Breyer and Annette Schatten,
Theater magnate Dave Idzal Bill Adler and Virginia Rosen-
escorted Hollywood visitors Jac- thal. . . . Dorothy Neiman and
queline White and Guy Madison Marty Horwitz, Joe Yanich with
to the Chop House. . . . Sure Elaine Levin, Judy Rudin and
were lots of necks stretched to Lenny Zivow, Tommy Epstein
and Barb Seigel (St. Louis),
see the romantic pair.
Teddy Wittenstein with Babe
Spotted at a Grosse Pointe
eatery. . . Drs. Hy Sherman, Robinson and Cy Seltzer with
Jack Sill and Sam Jacobson all Elaine Kerner.
escorting Beatrice Schatten.
IF YOU EVER WANT any-
Bette Lou Miller is showin'f
her Windy City pal, Annette Bud- thing unusual in wedding cakes
ney, that Detroit does have a etc. . . . Jack Freed (McNichols
Rd) has some unique designs up
few live spots.
his sleeve.
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For a summer thirst-quenchen
THE STATISTICIANS say that
they estimate during the last try Col. F. Maybomm's Russian
month or so the American people Samovar Special made wtih
have read 9,000,000 columns of Vodka and Creme De Coca. It's
wedding descriptions without re- potent.
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taining any impression of how
even one bride was dressed. Is
TIMES A FLEEING . . . only
45 days till ROSH HASHONAIL
that good or bad'

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PLUGS . . •
Harold Lupiloff, the florist, sees
to it that the oldest married
couple gets orchids each Friday
at a local nite club. That's one
good way to get the name around.
Another release from public-
ity gal Boris Moss about "Odd
Man Out" at the DowntoWn
Theater and "Cynthia" at the
Mims.
A good spot to stop when one
is around the Northwest side and
needs to satisfy a craving for
food is at Glist Bros. Delicatcs-

Levinson Heads Group
Supporting Edgecomb

THE ARABIAN ROOM at the
Tuller Hotel was the scene of
the second annual installation of
officers of the Charles and Aaron
Kogen Post.
The past and newly elected
commanders were honored at a
dinner. Maurice Bordelove newly
elected commander of the State
JWV, officiated at the installa-
tion.
Irving Flanders, past comman-
der, and also the youngest com-
mander of any JWV post in the
country, was presented with a
medallion in appreciation of his
achievements during his year in
office.
The newly elected officers are
A unique reunion took place at the reception shelter of United AL Bricker, commander; Marvin
Lubin, senior vice-commander;
Service for New Americans, when Miss Flora Levine (center)
Sid Margolis, junior vice-coin.
met with 200 former DPs whom she had aided as director in the
mander; Julius Berkowitz, qui t
Stuttgart, Germany, area for the JDC. Miss Levine, just back
termaster; Hy Imon, adjuta
from Europe, brought the news of their relatives and friends still and Herman Troy, judge advo-
in DP camps, surviving with JDC aid, and waiting for a chance cate.
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to emigrate. She advised newcomers to resettle throughout the
country with assistance of United Service. "The way to keep the
THE LT. RAYMOND ZUSS-
gates open," she said, "is for you to set an example."
MAN Auxiliary No. 333 will
meet at 8:30 p. m. Monday at
the home of Bernice Ross, 884
W. Philadelphia. The auxiliary
is also planning a wienie roast.
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COMMANDER BORDELOVE
announces that arrangements
have been made with Lt. Gen.
Walton H. Walker, commanding
general of the Fifth Army for
To promote the Zionist Expan- several Balfour Balls. He was the distribution of the World
sion Fund campaign, Harry Co- president of Congregation Shaarey War II Victory Medal and the
Zedek for three years and is to- American Defense Medal to all
hen of the David Furniture Co.
veterans by the department.
day a member of its board.
will donate 10 percent of every
This is in line with a recent
An exponent of Jewish educa-
sale made in August to a cus- tion, he was president of United circular issued by the adjutant
tomer who mentions his adver- Hebrew Schools for several terms general's office in Washington,
calling upon the general veter-
tisement in the Detroit Jewish and still retains an active interest
an's organizations to establish
in the system.
Chronicle.
stations for the distribittion of
The store is located at 7303 W.
these medals to all ex-service-
McNichols road at Monica. This
men.
month, Cohen celebrates a full
As soon as these medals are
ready for distribution, an an-
year at this location.
nouncement will be in a d
His son Julian Cartier is as-
through the press and radio.
sociated with him in the business.
NEW YORK—Declaring anti- The Jewish War Veterans will
Cohen, besides being one of
Detroit's better known merchants, Semitism to be "not a Jewish distribute the medals from head-
is also one of its leading workers problem but a Gentile disease," quarters, 8212 Twelfth street, with
on behalf of Zionism, Jewish Rabbi William F. Rosenblum, a sub-station to take care of the
president of the Synagogue Coun- overflow on Dexter boulevard, to
schools and the Synagogue.
He is vice president of the De- cil of America, urged that hatred be announced.
troit Zionist district and has been for minority groups "be declared
one of its most devoted sup- a sin which will debar church
porters, having successfully led members from the rights and Young Israel to Hold
privileges enjoyed by the faith-
Family Picnic Sunday
ful.
Young Israel of Detroit - will
"It will do more to destroy the
age old crime of anti-Semitism hold its annual family picnic at
than all the polite assurances of 11 a.m. Sunday at Middle Rouge
goodwill by creed leaders which, Park.
A program of competitive
The Michigan Citizens Commit- the masses feel, are spoken 'for
tee has set up new working parted for Europe to make first- sports and games have been
groups and a program of intensi-
Rabbi Rosenblum recently de- planned for the senior members
fied action in support of Roose- parted for Europe to make first and• the youth groups, Harold
velt liberalism, according to Mrs. hand observations and to confer Platt, chairman of the social
Patty Frank, newly appointed with religious and civic leaders committee, announced.
executive secretary.
in an effort to point up Ameri-
At its recent membership meet- can cooperation for stamping out
CENTER OUTING
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ing, the Committee elected the the new wave of religious intol-
The Jewish Community Cen-
following officers who will serve erance which is enveloping war- ter's all-day outing will be held
as temporary heads of the Con- shattered countries. He will at- Sunday at Jefferson Beach. Mem-
tinuations Committee until the tend the Workshop Against Anti- bers will meet at 10 a. m. at the
regular election in November: Semitism in Switzerland.
Center.
Alan Brown and James Wishart,
Rabbi Rosenblum was recently
co-chairmen: Sidney Rose n. appointed to the national coun-
treasurer; and Lilliam Rose, re- cil of UNESCO by the State
cording secretary.
Department. He is a member of
Committees on legislation, fi- the executive committee of the
nance, membership and political Anti-Defamation League of Bnai
DETROIT'S UNIQUE
organization were also estab- Brith and is Rabbi for Temple
CABARET•RESTAURANT
lished.
Israel in New York.
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Equality Club to Give
nlieitated

Harry Cohen Pledges 10 Pct.
of Shop Saks' N lion Fund

Ban Anti-Semitistn
as a Sin, Rabbi,
Advises Churches

MCC Organizes
New Committees

Donor Affair Dec. 2

Glist Brothers
Delicatessen

The 20th annual donor lunch-
8221 W. McNichols UN 1-8694
eon of the Equality Club will be
Between Itatelaan and Nnethlaan
Benjamin Levinson has orga-
Open Saturday till 3 A. M.
held Tuesday, Dec. 2 at the Bel-
nized an Edgecomb for Coupcil
Aire Supper Club. Chairman of
HAL and ABE GUST
Committee to assist in electing to
the luncheon is Mrs. Emma Peck.
the Detroit Common Council
Charles Edgecomb, attorney and
present director-secretary of the
The Customer is always right .. .
The people who serve you at
Detroit Housing Commission.
BOESKY'S still have a friendly
Other members of the commit-
tee are Harry Grossman, vice-
attitude toward a patron and
chairman; Vera Edgecomb, treas-
his wishes.
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ure; and Frank Nolan, speaker's
Twelfth and Hazelwood
committee chairman.

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