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PHIL ROTHSCHILD

WILL BE no fireworks
in launching the Junior Serv-
ice Group's activities .in the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign. The
smooth machinery of the Juniors
has been functioning year 'round
with energetic workers giving
the'r time freely. This little bit
is to remind youse to be con-
scious of the campaign and to
start thinking of- your contribu-
tion.
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own shoppe at Boston and Dex-
ter.
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ROMANCING
The hottest romance of the
cold spell is that of barrister
Sol "Schwartz and Ruth Dorf-
man. They're in a woosome
mood.
Adele
Miller • (delicatessen
Bill's young one) will-Wed Sey-
mour Schuldinger in the fall.
It's now Mr. and Mrs. for
Leonard Herman and Sondra
rrrs-I.E MAKE NEWS
Jones. . . . Norm Bernstein has
The Michigan Ilillel News wooed Irene Blustein into the
- . yes Harvey Weisberg, outgo- engagement stage.
presider4 of the student leg-
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•- '-ture. a big send off, and Dr.
"Pt-ft Lappin and Leo Dressler LOOK FORWARD TO ...
r^eeived a nice splash as the new
Sunday's shindig of the Re-
el- doubles champions in hand- becca Gratz Bnai Brith cookies
ball.
will be at the Barium.. . . All
Fine, who is in N. Y., gals who join the auxiliary by
wall-ed into a music publishing then can come to the party and
house aiming to sell some of his meet lots of fellows. . . . See
tunes. As customary, Jack sang Marcia Becker at WE. 4-5100 for
the songs to the big exec.. . . inside dope.
Not only was the big shot im-
And Dotty Rosen is as busy as
oressed with Jack's tunes, but a bee in the summer with plans
he s'gned Jack up to croon them for the YPS of Shaarey Zedek
for him. . . . So watch for Jack powwow at the Sorenson Home
Fine on the vocals with Tiny March 21.
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Bradshaw's band on a Manor la-
bel. . .. And as the Pi Tau Sig-
FOR BROTHERHOOD
ma laddies will say: That's our
Last year the Gamma Kappa
hoy!
Chi fraternity at Wayne U. initi-
When Lou Harrison, president
ated a brotherhood program for
of District Bnai Brith No. 6 and
the school. This year with Al
Chicago theater man, was in
Menlo again in charge they
town recently, he heard Irwin
brought Frankie LaMe to the
Posner doing some M.C.ing and
rostrum. Dr. Lee Kirschbaum
-red;cted a great future for Ir-
M.C.'d the event.
win in show business.
Sylvia Weinstein, Elaine Hock-
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stim, Trudy Margules, Corinne
WE CONGRATULATE . • • Tennen, Faythe Mihaly and
Doris Kasmer are new proud
the Dr. Seymour Solomons on owners of Sigma Theta Delta
the'r 9 lb. baby girl addition. ...
pins.
Dale Boesky who won first hon-
Thanks to Chuck Levy, BBYO
ors in the freshman Avery Hop-
wood contest in creative writing head, for the informative news-
out Ann Arbor way and Bert letter.... You really keep those
London who took the No. 2 po- hombres on the go.
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sition in poetry.
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A SHORT
Jerry and Marshall Laskey,
IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY!
young'uns of cleaning man Char-
Ophelia Kessler, Dolores Kauf- lie, decided to put in practice
man, Helen Karbal, Lenore Li- that ancient mode of communi-
berman, Isadore Bernstein, Ar- cation, smoke signals ... in their
thur Golb, Phil Grossman, Rich- home. Jerry stuffed some bread
ard Kane, Mitchell Vogel, Lewis into the toaster and when the
Freedman, Leonard Horwitz, smoke began to escape, Jerry
Norman Saulles, Harold Meyer put his hanky over the smoke to
and Max Kushner.
make signals. The maid, who
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dashed downstairs to see what
was on fire, was greeted by a
NEWS A LA CARTE
George Agree is the new big whoop from Jerry, "It worked,
wheel in The Robert Rafelson Marshall, our signals got through
JWV Post with Sid Mann second to the second floor!" ,
in command.
Betty Cohen is showing her LOUIS MARSHALL has been
sister from Toronto around, and
serving good food for
Frances Eisenstadt has as her
35 years,
guest her former school mate,
Sylvia Meyers all the way from MARSHALL'S
Steubenville.
RESTAURANT
The new look at the Luckoff
(Formerly (ioldberg's)
and Wayburn ad agency these
8681 TWELFTH ST.
days is Ivan Frankel's name on
between Maine t Pingree
the door, added as partner.
Open Day & Night
You'll find Bill Goll some-
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Milt Shore, a flower boy from
way back, blossoms out with his

FRANCES REESE
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Beth El Women
to View Fashions

Members and Models
Participate in Show

A fashion show will highlight
a meeting of the Temple Beth El
Sisterhood at 1:30 p.m., Monday,
in the social hall of the Syna-
gogue.
Members, as well as profes-
sional models, will participate.
Mrs. Ira Cohen is chairman of
the program and Frances Reese
is in charge of the show, with
Mrs. Richard Freund as commen-
tator.
Sisterhood models will be
Mesdames Louis Fisher, George
Golanty, Irving Hershman, Ivan
Jacobson, Harry Lichterman, Ed-
win Rosenthal and James Wine-
man.
Mrs. Maurice Klein will pre-
side at a brief business session,
and a tea will be served under
supervision of Mrs. Morton New-
lander.
Prospective members are in-
vited to--join at the door.

Officers to Be Elected
by Tall Towers Club

New officers of the Tall Tow-
ers Club will be elected at a
closed meeting at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday, in the home of Fran-
ces Cohen, 4075 Gladstone ave-
nue.

NIGHTLIFING
Seen 'round . . Willie Stone
with Windsor's Shirley Kamen,
Jo Nager with Al Midgel, Toby
Gorman and Marion Wolrauch,
Eva Adelman and Dave Mendel-
sohn (Flint), Leo Pearl and
Rhoda Lipman, Murray Gold-
stein and Jane Lazar.

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Inspector Calls'
Coating to the Cass Album of Records
Celebrated star of such pic- by Emma Schaver
tures as "Lost Horizon," "The

"Her singing is forceful--it Is
a touching and stirring album'
is how Howard Taubman, New
York Times critic, described the
album of DP songs by Emma
Schaver, Detroit soprano.
The records have been en•
thusiastically received by critics
of both the Jewish and non-
Jewish press. The musical ar
rangements, orchestration by
George Sebastian and the rich
ness of Mrs. Schaver's voice
have been highly acclaimed.
"It is an important contribu-
tion as a historical document o.
the tragic era and a great Jew- n\
ish musical achievement,"
Rabinowitz of the Canada Ea!)
wrote.
The communal reception in
honor of Mrs. Schaver will be
held Wednesday, March 17 at
Something new has been add- Congregation Shaarey Zedek with
ed for the pleasure and enter- Rabbi Morris Adler in charge.
tainment of Latin Quarter pa- Recordings of Mrs. Schaver's
songs will be heard.
trons.
It's a "Fred Astaire Hour"
from 9:30 to 10:30 p.m., each
Wednesday, featuring exhibi-
tions of the latest rhumba, sam-
ba and tango steps as well as
Honoring the memory of the
free instructions to patrons.
Both the exhibition and les- late Lillian Solomon, a charter
sons are given by Peter Ford, member, the Eva Prenzlauer Ma-
director of the school, Betty ternity Aid has embarked on a
Barnette, Robert Baker and membersh5p drive to enlist the
strength of Detroit women in
Jacqueline McKeachie.
- Next week, they will show its work.
the new "swing trot," which
"With cases increasing each
Astaire will present in his next day," 'Irene Freund, chairman,
picture. "Easter Parade," to be said, "it is vital that our mem-
bership drive be successful so
released soon.
we may better carry out our
program, the only one of its kind
in Detroit."
The organization also has set
up a memorial fund in Mrs.
The Jack and Jill Nursery Solomon's honor, Mrs. S. Sam-
School is accepting applications uels, president, said. For infor-
from parents who reside within mation call HO. 6664.
the boundaries of Puritan, Wy-
oming, Pembroke and Parkside
Chamber Music Group
avenues and whose children are
in the 3-5 year age group.
to Present 3 Concerts
• A non-profit organization un-
The Chamber Music Festival
der the supervision of parents of announces the following for its
pupils, the school meets from 9 fourth consecutive season: April
a.m. to noon, Monday through 21, the Stuyvesant String quar-
Friday, at the Northwest Hebrew tet; May 5, the Karl Ilaas En-
Congregation.
semble; and May 19, the Detroit
For information call Mrs. Sal- Trio (Gingold, Miquello, Kottler).
man Grand, membership chair- All concerts are in the lecture
Man, UN. 3-9111.
hall of the Institute of Arts.

Long Voyage Home," "Stage-
coach," "Gone With the Wind,"
"Wilson," "It's a Wonderful Life"
and "High Barbaree," Thomas
Mitchell returns to the legitimate
stage in the title role of J. B.
Priestley's "An Inspector Calls,"
which will be presented for two
weeks at the Cass Theater start-
ing Monday.,
Other leading roles are played
by Melville Cooper, familiar to
stage and screen audjences alike
as a bumbling but friendly Eng-
lishman; Doris Lloyd, who played
the queen to Maurice Evans'
Hamlet; Rene Ray, a popular
young English actress making her
American debut," and John Buck-
master.

`Astaire four'
at Latin Quarter

Prenzlauer Seeks
Members in Drive

Reoristration On
at Nursery School

PURITY CHAPTER
Purity Chapter No. 359 O.E.S.
will entertain the Grand Family
1,.1arch 15 at Eastern Star Tem-
ple. For dinner reservations call
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