Axerkalt Awish Periodical

Page Fourteen

Friday, October 3, 1947

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Due Oct. 13

I Do Your Studying

Under Good Light

(Continued from Page 3)

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

ISN'T THIS WEATHER grand?
For the outdoor enthusiast, fall
means long hikes in the woods
among the gorgeous hues of au-
tumn. Football fans are eagerly
awaiting the next pigskin clash
and a chance to rah-rah for their
favbrites.

Harry Ganz is back from his
N.Y. jaunt and Pearl Robinson
is absorbing the Florida sun-
shine.

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THE MAIL .. .

Card from Shirley Shrier and
Phyllis Grosberg on visit to
Mother Nature's changes mean L.A. bumping into Motor -City
it is time for the activities of folk Sam Epstein, Sandy Gros-
berg, Norm Hatai, Gloria The-
organizations and clubs.
mans, Bert Barnet and Murray
The RKG laddies want to re-.
mind you 'bout their play and Frosh . . . Thanks for keeping
dance Sunday evening, at the us posted.
Shirley Rott's hitter from UC-
Michigan Showmen's Assn. Ib-
new
%,n's "Hedda Gabbier" is the LA expresses delight in her Ann
esentation, starring the Actor's surroundings, and Rhea
company
mpany with our town radio Schiff finds the Florida atmos- a
otables doing the bits . . . phere and Webber College
uben Weiss, Clem Flower and nice combine.
And a telegram from Mort
arry Goldstein from WWJ; and
Sultan,
Henry Morgenthau news-
Seymour Tuchow f r o m the
paper committee head, for a
Green Hornet.
Sunday breakfast meeting at 10.
l• Dorothy Wolf, Bernice Kash- A good way to start the day
Ran, Doris Wertheimer and Ros-
qyn Sprague are listed as the off.
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hostesses . . . and - tickets can be
SIMEON SNIDER
obtained the nite of the play.
This five foot-five' inch gent
For all ye towering kiddos,
the Tall Toppers' cocktail party received quite a splash in Army
from 4 to 8 Sunday- is a good newspapers throughout the coun-
deal at Jerri Hamburg's home, try not so long ago.
"His bark is worse than his
3000 Webb.
right" is the description of one
Danny Sandler, big wig of of his close friends in describing
the YPC of Northwest Con-
former T/Sgt.
gregation will cut short the the
He received his fame when
usiness meeting to make lots
room for dancing on Tiles- the famous playwright Maxwell
l
day evening, Oct. 7. The in- Anderson wrote a play, "Storm
Operations" with Snider and his
vite is open to all.
first Sgt. as the principal char-
. And a note from Harold Weis-
man's gang, Chapter I, ZOA acters.
Si is looking forward to some
'bout their shindig on Oct. 11 at
Bnai Moshe with an ork for Broadway play productions soon,
and from all indications, this
dancing.
chappie with his fine sense of
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY NOTES humor and fatalistic philosophy
LeuQre Sobole, Phyllis Abel, is preparing for the move.

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ube

and Fran Bloom.
Seymour Lublin was the lucky
guy who escorted Marilyn Pens-
ler on her birthday, and Ray
Must and Gordon Grossman cel-
ebrated a double after returning
from their Alaskan trip.
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MAKING THE SPOTS

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STORK DEPT.

It's a girl to the Sam Sey-
burns. . . . The Chuck Deitchs
are rocking the cradle of a
7 lb.-9 oz. addition (girl) and
Abe Glist announces a 6 pounder
plus . . . also a goil!
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Seen dancing . . . Irene Apple-
baum and Nate Weisbrot, Mari-
lyn Novograd with Harvey Tan-
nenbaum, Pepe Zolkower and
Barbara Lansky, George Lipshaw
with Francis Freeman, Danny
'14andler and Edith Operman,
arold Lipshaw and Rose Weiss,
am Frankenstein with Arliss
issman.
More coupled up . . . Herb
Sandler and Dee Matter, Vivian
Black with Marty Meyers,
Jerry Altman and Leroy Rouff,
Bob Alpern and Dolly Seltzer,
Ilene Ratner and Louis Gross-
man, Harriet Nockman and
Hugh Rosen, Elaine Salzberg
with Leslie Silverman, Henry
Leshman and Sandra Lipson.
• • •
. .
More duets . . . Norm Peck
with Lenore Yavitz. Al Rott and
Harriet Liebovitz, Al Midgal and
Lucille Greenberg, Jack Abram-
son and Naomi Beitner, Pat
Holden with Jacques Stein, Do-
loris Fisher and Bob Reese,
Joyce Gittleman and Bernie Mor-
off, Nancy Mendelson and Bert
Thomas Levy.

In

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TONIGHT, Oct. 3 is the big
nite at the Russian Samovar ...

The spotlight will be on a star-
studded floor show with head-
liners. A new floor has been
erected to take care of dancing,
with music by Martzi.
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ROMANCE NOTES

When Iry Wright breezed
into the living room of Mar-
gery Freeman's abode . . . the
room was packed with a gang
to wish him a happy birth-
day . . . Couples that turned
out for the celebration were
Mel Platt with Glenna Katz,
Iry Rosen and Ann Siegal,
Margery Freeman with Iry
Mutnick, Betty Moorin and
Jerry Margolis, Hilda Arkin
and Myron Milgrom, Ruthie
Milgrom and Paul Middle-

DR. JOHN SLAWSON

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Slawson Returns
Here for Address

AJ Committee
to Hear Leader

Dr. John Slawson, one of the
top social work leaders in the
U.S., will address a public meet-
ing of the Detroit chapter of
the American Jewish Committee
at 8:30 p.m., Monday Oct. 13
in the lecture hall of the De-
troit Institute of Arts. He will
be introduced by Victor W.
Klein, vice-chairman.
Dr. Slawson recently returned
from an inspection tour of DP
camps in Europe. His address
will deal with what he saw
there.

HEADS RIGHTS GROUP

look out of the window. This
cases eye muscles strained by
close work. Once each 30 min-
utes is sufficient.
Exercise is required daily.
After finishing one assignment.
walk about for a few minutes,
while thinking about the next
assignment. This break should
never be so long that the, mental
"set" of study is broken.
Rest and Relaxation are re-
quired, every day, in light
amounts, before or just after
meals. Sufficient sleep, of at
least eight hours each night, is
an absolute essential. You study
best when rested.
Worry reduces study efficiency.
Generally people worry about
things which seem serious but
which turn out to be minor
matters. Most of the things you
worried about last week didn't
happen.

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ODDS AND ENDS
er
-A plug for Prat broth Aaron
for

The Young People's Club of
the Northwest Hebrew Congre-
gation will begin its season's ac-
tivities with an open meeting
and social at 8 p.m. Tuesday, in
the Synagogue.
Danny Standler, president of
the group, will outline a pro-
gram for the coming year.
Meetings will be held on the
first Tuesday of every month
and social affairs on Sunday
evenings.
A membership dance is set for
Sunday evening, Oct. 26. George
Lipshaw and Frances Freedman
are chairmen. Membership in
the club is limited to men and
women, age 18 to 30.

Sinkoff who's a candidate
constable in the 14th ward

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VOTE FOR
SILAS (SY)
FEINBERG

FOR

Councilman

Dr. Slawson has been execu-
Primary
Vote Oct. 7
tive vice-president of the !CIMLICIOMPOIMMICWOLS1..‘"
American . Jewish Committee 4
MOSS
QUALIFIED -:- CAPABLE
since 1943. From 1928-32, he
was executive director of the 3KOSHER CATERING
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Jewish Welfare Federation • in
5028 Joy Road
Detroit.
near Grand River
No. 76 on Ballot
While he - has been with the
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committee, the organization has
IMIL11001.•
played a leading part in the
movement to protect civil and
religious rights of Jews through-
out the world. Under Dr. Slaw-
son's direction, scientific re-
search has been developed to
Serving Detroit for Over 25 Years
examine the causes and effects
of anti-Semitism, to weigh the
FINE QUALITY KOSHER
effectiveness of measures de-
vise$1 to counteract prejudice
MEATS and POULTRY
and to develop techniques to
combat prejudice at the source
Phone Orders Given Prompt Attention

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BOXMAN BROS.

SPUR SAFEGUARDS
In the field of international
affairs, the American Jewish
Committee. during Dr. Slaw
son's administration, sponsored
the Declaration of Human
fights incorporated Into the
man.
• • •
United Nations charter and suc-
cessfully presed for the in-
ROLLING ALONG . . .
WayneU's Sigma Theta Delta clusion of minority safeguards
sorority's snazzy dinner dance in the peace treaties with Axis
affair at the Whittier deserves satellites.
some mention. Dated for the
event were Lorraine Zussman
with Elliot Schubiner, Shirlee
Jacobs and Al Grenadier, Nor-
ma Spielberg and Allen Zeff,
A book review series will be
Gladys Herman with Norm Ko-
lin, Bea Chodoroff and Harold launched by the Junior Service
Kletter, Ruthe Shulevitz and Group Oct. 20 at the Jewish
Dr. Al Kline, the Aaron Shiff- Community Center with Mrs.
Morris Adler as guest speaker.
mans and the Phil Kaplans.
When Nettie (Flaisher) Ross Agnes Brown heads the commit-
came back to visit the old tee in charge of arrangements.
Prospective members of JSG's
burg from L.A. her old gal
friends promptly took her for dramatic workshop have been
some grub . . . Chipping in for asked to contact Barbara Green-
the occasion were Dorothy berg, UN. 2-4004, so that the
Gartz, Esther Dolinsky, Lil Fin- group can make plans for the
coming season.
kelstein and Ann Saulson.
Those with experience in act-
Joe Cohen is giving the tele-
phone some added business as ing, set-designing, makeup,' cos-
he burns up the trans-country tume work or allied arts are
wires with his calls to Shirley urged by Miss Greenberg to

JSG Awaits First-
of Book Reviews

BOESKY'S

CONDITIONED

. I2TH & HAZELWOOD.

On the eve of Yom Kipue;
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries, signed
a petition in support of the Buck-
ley Bill, which provides for the
banning of distribtition of anti-
Semitic literature.
The bill is intended as a blow
against pro-fascist hate groups,
which are actively fomenting ra-
cial discord.

Northwest YPC
to Open Season

They're engaged now .. . Phil
'Jacoby • ins California. . . join. - „ . •
Gray and Anita Feldman, Helen
Fleak,
.
L
duis
Rosenbloom- and .
Pearl Gottlieb has set the
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date in January with a hicago
chappie. -
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Jeffries Signs Names
to Anti-Hate Petition

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FOR

LAW AND ORDER

"I believe thaF government should
always be impartial—neither pro-
union—but PRO-PUBLIC.

The protection of the lives and
property of our citizens should
be a SACRED OBLIGATION of
government.

Detroit must be a City where all
citizens can live in PEACE AND
SECURITY."

RE-ELECT
Councilman CHARLES G.

OAKMAN