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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Friday, September 26, 1847

OM.

To Address Youth

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

THE CONTROVERSY 'bout NITE LIFE
the skirts . . . whether to
In addition
wear 'em long or short is the
to the good
current topic of conversation.
food and at-
We find some of the gals thumb-
mosphere a t
ing their noses at the style dic-
Col F. May-
tators' fiat for longer ones . . .
bohm's Rus-
Barrister Norman Robbins
sian Samovar,
doesn't object so much to the
starting Oct. 3,
long skirt as he does to the
Vinka will en-
"cover charge." He's been peek-
tertain with
ing at price tags on his wife's
her delightful
new fall outfit.
Russian songs
KIRSOFF and George
The km silhouette with pad-
CHARLES AUERBACII
ding off the shoulders and onto Kirsoff will amaze you with his
• • •
burning
knife
act
(18
in
his
the hips will make the women
mouth)
.
.
.
All
this
plus
look like underslung salt shak-
dancing!
ers, says Bernie Gorosh.
Quite a turnout to greet Sam-
Janet Granadier likes the 14
my
Mandell and his ork at Cafe
inch length but Sarah Philka
claims that the new styles are Burgundy with Artie Fields on
the trumpet.
not flattering . . . They're more
To Robin Hood's, that north-
fitting for the taller gal, she
Charles Auerbach
west side eatery where the
claims.
younger set make it a must
Tea-Dance Speaker
Margie Glasier and Sherry after the theater. Spotted Barb
Epstein both nod in approval Swade and Sam Weiss, Nancy
Charles Auerbach of Cleve-
at the extra hem line and Kay and Lloyd Kaplan, the
Dulcie Krasnick thinks the Bernie Frants, Ben Kasle and land, member of the administra-
longer lines will improve the Carol Landau, Doreen Sherman tive committee of the Zionist
figure.
Organization of America, will be
and Stu Velick.
guest spaker at the tea-dance,
We'll let this ride for a month
• • •
being sponsored jointly by Ju-
or two while our Survey and
nior Hadassah and Masada at
Systems dept. will watch the MAIL BAG
reaction.
Note from Morry Brodsky, 1:30 p.m. Sunday in the
SC
who heads Sanford D. Adler Shaarey Zedek social hall.
A native of the Ukraine,
enterprises in Las Vegas, about
PARTY TIME ..
the Gerald Rosens on honey- Auerbach received his B. A. and
This cooler weather is bring- moon at the El Rancho who law degrees from Western Re-
ing more indoor affairs . . . This won a $100 door prize raffled serve University and later
gang assembled at Stan Wolfe's by the hotel.
studied at Harvard University.
shack for dancing and eats:
Gerry Fishman's getting set He is a member of the bar of
Bernie Rosenberg and Beverly
up for school time in Tucson, the U.S. Supreme Court, of the
Katz, Tommy Balkin with Rose
Ariz. and Ell Shapiro opens up executive board of the Jewish
Lieberman, Sol Dovitz and Lor-
a new optometry office in Flint. Consumptive Relief Society of
raine Ehrenwald, Fred Sweet
Denver and is co-chairman of
with Ann Rubin, Bernie Gorosh
the national membership com-
and Rhea Feuerman . . . Bob SHORT TALES
mittee of ZOA.
Canvasser tended bar.
Hennie Youngman, radio and
Auerbach's subject will be
Manny Moorin's Parkside abode stage comic, is in town. Many "Our Case Before the United
was buzzing with hep jive mu- of us won't raise an eyebrow Nations."
sic by the hired help . . . Tak- at this. However, to the Chet-
Guests at the affair will in-
ing this treat all in were Buddy kin family, Max, Harriet and clude officers of ZOD, headed
Schaeffer with Joyce Keywell, Jennie . .. it means that their by Morris Jacobs; officers of
Mary Leader and Estelle favorite nephew is back for a Senior Hadassah, headed by
Schwartz, Dave Leader and Sue short stay . . . and excitement Mrs. Jennie Jones; and mem-
Marks, Aaron Lebow and Evelyn reigns high!
bers of the local Youth Com-
Princestein, Mike Rosenthal and
Herb. Capp climbed up into mission, whose leader is Leon-
Ann Nachman.
his berth on a Great Lakes ard Kasle.
• • •
steamer with lovely thought of
The program has been ar-
BIRTHDAY CANDLES are lit a nice cool lake water snooze ranged by Beverly Goldfine,
this week for Norma Helfman, . . How he landed on the Ruth Newman and Lawrence
Eve Caminker, Iry Wasserman, floor with a cracked neck bone Fleischnian, chairmen of the
Essie Levine, Annette Festen- is something Herb has been try- membership committee.
stein and Jean Stein.
ing to figure out from his
Mazel Tov to the Jack Is- hospital bed!
• •
reels on their 26th _anniversary.
Oneg Shabbat Slated
Bundles from heaven . . . the
SOCIETY STUFF
by Habonhn Group
Hy Greens and their 6 lb. 11 oz.
Out on dates . . . Al Menlo
The first Oneg Shabbat for
gal and the Boris Katz household
is ringing from Marsha Ellen's with Eileen Piken, Sid Jacobs the Bonim groups (ages 15-18)
and Harriet Bakst, Ed Berry of Habonim, scheduled for 8:15
wails.
• • •
and a chick from Lancaster, 0., p.m. Friday at the Labor Zion-
Paul Schiff with Fritz Winick, ist Institute will be highlighted
COMING EVENTS
Rita Cohen and Jay Coggan, by a talk by Moshe Margolis,
It's going to, be a red hot fall Sid Goldberg with Paula Gor- who has just completed his
social season . . . it looks en- don, Annette Schatten and Max year of training. He will speak
couraging for the boy and girl Hoffman (Toledo), Pauline Ni- on life at the training farm.
get-together dept.
dorf and Lenny Meldrum.
• • •
This looks good . . . Sunday
afternoon at the Shaarey Zedek ROMANCING
FOR THE WEDDING .
the Jr. Hadassah and Masada
U. of M. cutie Barb Berkman
will combine for the tea dance
and Dr. Sam Krohn will be on is tied up with a Chicago lad-
hand to greet all youse social die . . . Rona Rott and Doug
Harris are in thd steady dept.
bugs starting at 1:30.
In the evening the YPS of . . . Bette Lou Miller seems to
Shaarey Zedek have planned a be tied up . . . Jack Shubow is
wienie roast, and on the 30th romancing Adelle Gore.
All New Fall Materials
Seymour (Shim) Weiner got
at Gloria Weinberg's house 1624
in choice of 10 colors
Glynn Ct. the Naomi B.B. girlees hitched to a Calif. gal and Bea-
will welcome all the stray males trice Schatten has set the "I do"
— 5 DAY SERVICE —
with open arms for their social date to Dr. Jack Sill for Oct. 29.
classic.
Mark Sunday afternoon Oct.
5 for the Tall Towers shindig
13316 W. McNICHOLS RD.
"The Best Corned Beef
at Jerrie Hamburg's place, 3009
(1',2 Blocks E. of Schaffer)
Sandwich
I
ever
ate"
Webb .. . FREE.
Open 10 A.M. to 6:30 P.M.
says 40E COHEN of the
The RKG enterprise to take
Veterans Administration
up the slack in the social season
Thurs. Fri. & Sat. till 8:30 pm
is shaping up swell for the nite
about the food at
KAYE KERN, Prop.
of Oct. 5. Ibsen's "Hedda Gab-
Glist Brothers
bler" with Rube Weiss, Clem
Fowler and Harry Goldstein will
Delicatessen
CAN ASSURE
be presented at the Michigan
8224 W. McNICHOLS RD.
Showman's Assn., Cass and Pe-
KADDISH and YAHRZEIT
near Roselawn
for dearly beloved departed Parents,
terboro . . . with dancing after-
Sister, Brother or Husband. Reddish
UNiversily 1-8694
wards. Monte Korn, CA. 1647
said In Palestine. For information
write: BOX 87, DETROIT JEWISH
or Bill Goll, TY. 5-8559 will
HAL and ABE GUST
CHRONICLE, US 'Woodward Are.
give you info on the tickets etc.

Hadassah, Masada
to Hear ZOA Aide

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•

Bridal and Attendant
GOWNS
Made to Order

hi - fashions

Unity Is Found
in Differences

(Continued from Page 3)
that suggested that Yellin might
soon loose its totalitarian char-
acter as a land inhabited by
sopranos only.
King Na'ar imprisoned them
all in the tower. But these
drastic measures could not stop
the differentations that were go-
ing on in Yellin.
Soon practically the whole
population of Yellin was locked
up in punishment for the differ-
ences it was developing—until
one day— maybe you can guess?
•Yes, on that day the voice of
King Na'ar himself changed all
at once. It became a baritone.
Well, from all this painful ex-
perience Yellin came to wisdom.
It rewrote its constitution on
the basis of the new motto Echod
had discovered: Unity in diver-
sity! The old one—Unity in
similarity!— was repealed.
All Yellin had come to see
that humanity, like physical na-
ture, is the more beautiful by
reason of its varieties—like a
choir of different vcices that
achieves a lovely unity by rea-
son of its differences.
I could feel the more proudly
Jewish as this program came to
its end. In my Jewishness there
were elements that differentiated
me and by which I, the Jew,
could make a good contribution
to the symphony of the brother-
hood. I had the experience and
the lessons of having lived a
very long time. I had a good
teaching that I had faithfully
carried along with me from' an-
cient times.

I guess it is for these reasons
I am considered a peculiar fel-
low. I have been called a social
germ. I have been somebody
different in all the places where
I have lived and may God give
me, the Jew, the courage to
keep on being different, in ac-
cordance with the lights He
has given me.
Yet I want to be different
without being separate. It's to
be noticed that Echod, when his
soprano voice turned bass, didn't
think of separating himself from
the Yellin community and estab-
lishing a bass ghetto.
I am not like those Jews who
have the idea that to be differ-
ent means to be separate in
ghettoes of their own making,
to live apart from the common
life, to bring up children
separate schools. If our dif
ences are to have any mean)hig
they must be made to serve the
common good as part of the
common life to which they be-
long.

• • •

PECULIAR PERSON
I, THE JEW, had been humble
enough to remember the days
of my being a slave, unlike
other people who celebrate their
victories. By a holiday I re-
member my slave-time in order
to recall my strike for liberty;
it was the first of the strikes.
I, the Jew, am a kind of nuis-
ance because I persist in bring-
ing up the Ten Commandments
in a holiday recalling Sinai.

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