Friday, February 20, 1941

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

rage Twelve

about the Tall Towers "Pael
Rae), " party on the 27th at his
house, 4047 Fullerton . . . Read
the name backwards and you'll
have the meaning: Leap year.
Gals 5 ft. 8 in. and boys over
six feet in for nothing.
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PHIL ROTHSCHILD

THE NEW LOOK continues to WINTER ROMANCE

occupy Abe fern mind so
much at social gatherings that
a man can't get a word in
edgewise about such interest-
ing subjects as hockey and who
are some of the new chicks
around town. Awful, ain't it!

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'BOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

That hot race in the Chroni-
cle youth leadership contest is
over and the Central Hi camp
should be back to normal
Teen-age reporter
now. . .
Helen Tannenbaum presented
the awards via Weinberg's Jew-
ish Ilour.
After a spell of 14 months in
Japan, Cpl. Jerome Vikscr is
on his way to Detroit. His sister
Dolores is anxious to introduce
her prize offspring to him.
There's no rivalry in this
camp . . . Gamma Kappa Chi's
Jerry Efros and Pi Tau Sig-
ma's Bernard Shulman teamed
together to open a drugstore
at Conant and Davison.
The only thing that was hard
to accustom oneself to in Califor-
nia was the time, according to
Doris Wertheimer who found
herself yawning in the early
part of the evening. There's a
three hour difference between
zones.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAYS to Ruth
Stein, Beatrice ChodorofT, Jean
Stein, Ruth Dorfman, Tommy
Rose n d e r, Beverly Goldflne,
Phyllis Cohen, Lil Shore, Mor-
ris Eisenberg, Lester Landes,
Sol Moss, Isadore Bernstein,
Albert Ginns, Harold Kirsch-
ner, Irving Weisberg, Eli Cut-
ler and Ililbert Sosin.

♦

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MORNING'S MAIL

Furniture man Norm Kohlen-
berg pulled a surprise on us re
his engagement to lovely Mari-
an Berman.
Another betrothal . . . Wind-
sor's Cecil Croll to Fay Rich-
ardson.
Marcella Feldman will get a
ring from Jerry Trubow on the
22nd.

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REELING 'ROUND . . .

Al Stein (Brass Rail greeter)
considers himself a lone bache-
lor in his new adobe.
Mazel Tov on anniversaries
. . . to the Jerry Hermans and
the Louis Weingardens.
The newlywed Jack Lapins
(Doris Adelman) are hiding out
in Miami.

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A LINE OR TWO .. .
We seemed to have jumped
the gun of Norm Kagan . . .
It appears that he's still ro-
mancing Ronnie Shapiro with
the "asking date" not too far
off.
Enjoying the intimacy of the
Town Pump were Earl Rob-
bins with Rhea Feverman, Lou
Cooper and Hilda Levine, Ber-
nie Moroff and Paula Gordan
and Ed Wolf and Harriet Chet-
kin.•
Seen about . . . Shirlee Reider
and Rockey Rosenfeld, Alma
Fox with Murray Schwartz,
George Shapiro and Pearl Spec-
ter, Helen Davis and Bob Woolf,
Shirlee Gill with Stan Wolf,
Bill Sklar and Shirley Chess,
Sherman Becker and Gail Bern-
stein and Hy Brown with Judy
Sky. (I bet Judy blows her top
again at me for this.)

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"MIDDLE AGE," offers an ar-
ticle, "is the time when a man
is always thinking that in a
week or two he will feel just
as good as ever."
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ON TAB
That energetic bunch of tal-

ent known as the "Career
Girls" come up with another
treat on Wednesday nite, Feb.
25 at the Center, first a discus-
sion on the national health bill,
and then the fun begins with
square dancing, etc.
On the 22nd, the Bnai Brith
Young cookies throw their
shindig at the Moose Temple
with Paul Leach tunes making
it an invitation to dance . . .
Harriet Nochman and Betty
Skolnick are the big guns be-
hind this.
Gosh, our calendar is going to
be busy this week . . . The Ray-
mond Zussman laddies (JWV)
boast about Sammy and Mickey
Woolf entertainment at their
membership stag at the De-
troiter Penthouse on the 25th,
and Ben Zion Ilan speaks on
the 24th at the Center for the
Silverman JWV Post.
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ADD . . .

We're wondering how Bill and
Jack Stern, the Dunk Donut
chappies, ever dream up those
fancy varieties. . . .
Lupi the florist's innovation
is spraying gardenias with any
color you desire.
Luane Mithenthal is back
from her Washington, D. C. hop
and Odell Small is almost it
the pink after her recent opera-
tion.
Shubert Lafayette's Freddie
Nederlander says that "Mary
Had a Little," opening on the
23rd, is a daring show full of
humor and some of America's
most beautiful girls. Yurn, yiim!

Memo from Morrey Brodsky
out at El Rancho in Las Vegas
that Joe Lasky and Harry
Greenspan are enjoying their
rest and will soon breeze back
CUTE . . .
home.
Those heart - shaped menus
Bill Rosen writes that he's
now associated with the Chi- that the Youth Education
League printed for their Valen-
cago Jewish Courier.
tine dinner dance at Club Bali
were the berries . . . Owner
Eddie Marks even treasures one.
Ted Mandel will head the
Junior Service Group speakers
bureau with a battery of ora-
tors assembled on all subjects
Frod Sweet sends a note

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Chicagoan Guest
of Congress Again

Sam Brown of Chicago will
pay a return visit to Detroit
to be guest speaker at an in-
formal party' of the Detroit
Section, American Jewish Con-
gress, Feb. 28 in the home of
Murray Altman, 18491 North-
lawn avenue. He will talk on
the Palestine situation.
The affair is being held in
conjunction with the group's
membership drive of which
John ilurtig is chairman.
Rounding out the evening will
be a performance by the Con-
temporary Theater. The public
is invited.

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Wayne Group Opens
Series of Lectures

THE FIRST session in a 10-
week series of lecture semi-
nars on "What is Judaism" will
be held at 2 p.m., Monday. The
class will be led by Rabbi Irwin
Gordon.
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AT NOON, TUESDAY, Ilillel
will continue its series of lunch-
eon-forums on "Varieties of Jew-
ish Religious Expression." The
topic will be "Orthodox Juda-
ism," with Rabbi Henry Carle-
bach, instructor of German at
MRS. MAX GOLDSMITH
Wayne, as discussion leader.
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IN CELEBRATION of Jewish
Music Month, Hillel will present
a festival at 1:30 p.m., Wednes-.
day. Guests on the program wil. 1111:.
be Cantor Pavel Slavensky of11"1::"
the Northwest Hebrew Congre-
gation and Betty Kowalsky. Mrs.
Sisterhood to Set Up Shirley Subar Sklash will speak.
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Scholarship at JTS
THE CLASS in modern Jew-
ish history will meet at 11 a.m.,
To establish a scholarship at Thursday.
the Jewish Theological Semin-
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ary of America in honor of
A CLASS in Jewish folk danc-
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, the Sis- ing will be held at 1:30 p.m.,
terhood of the Northwest Ile- Friday, Feb. 26.
brew Congregation is sponsor-
ing a luncheon, March 10 in the
New Detroiters Chart
Synagogue.
Mrs. Emanuel Siner, presi- Brotherhood Meeting
dent of the metropolitan branch.
The New Deli otter's will spon-
National Women's League of sor a round table conference,
the United Synagogues of Feb. 28, at the Jewish Center.
America, will be guest speaker.
Speakers Rabbi Morris Adler,
Mrs. Max II. Goldsmith is the Rev. Joseph Q. Mayne, exe-
chairman and Mrs. Ira Kaufman cutive director of the Detroit
and Mrs. Herbert Harris, co- Round Table of Christians and
chairmen.
Jews, and R. A. Smith, attorney,
Reservations are being taken will discuss "Better Race Re-
by Mrs. Sam Bishop, UN. 3-5042. lations."
An Oneg Shabbat will ne
held at 2 p.m., Saturday, in the
home of Mrs. Hyman C. Storch-
Follow the Crowd
an, 18688 Pennington drive.
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NW's Luncheon
to Honor Segal

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and
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Sabbath" with Rabbi Stephen
S. Wise as the reader and the
Free Synagogue Choir as the
artists is a new album of rec-
ords featured by the Planet
Record Shop, 13212 Dexter. The
musical portion includes au-
thentic Hebrew chants.

RUC to Establish
Music School in N.Y.

CINCINNATI—I lebrew Union
College President Dr. Nelson
Glueck has announced plans for
the establishment by the col-
lege of the School of Sacred
Music in New York City in the
fall of 1948.

Hillel Schedule
Lists Seminar

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Mondays

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