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Friday, April 39, 1941

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Page Twelve

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

"I SINCERELY HOPE lung
" skirts are here to stay," so
writes one of my close bach-
elor pals. "I admire a well-
shaped leg, but I'm getting tired
of seeing kneecaps, bow legs
and varicose veins. So, what
could be better than the new
look covering up all three de-
ficiencies and putting the fern
in a new light?"
My boy, you've got something
there . . . I think we'll have
our survey dept. check on legs
before and after long skirts.
• • •
PEOPLE YOU KNOW .. .
Bravos to chic Bernice Shep-
low who spins the "Red Feath-
er Music Box" discs each Mon-
day on WJBK at 7:45 . . . you'll
find this platter chatter entirely
different from the strictly pop
stuff.
Helen Goldman, a Pisgah Aux-
iliary gal, did a nifty solo in
the recent "Hungarian Fan-
tasy" . . . Helen thinks up
some of those terrific dance rou-
tines which the Pisgah ferns
throw every once in a while.
Aloha to bachelor days. "The
Stag Theater" has put on a
comedy in four acts with these
principals: Rube Kurnetz, Don
Schiller, Julian Scott and Mel
Wallace.
• • •

engaged Iry Fields and his mu-
sic as before.
These hombres have lost no
time in getting their dates for
the shindig . . . Leon Cohan and
Lois Max, Raundie Weingarden
and Harvey Tannenbaum, Sey-
mour Brenner and Risa Max,
Richard Baylis and Helen Block,
Larry Berkowitz with Marylin
Rosenberg.
Two events are scheduled. for
Sunday, May 2 . . . the YPS
of Shaarey Zedek will take to
the outdoors for their all day
outing . . . Marilyn Hershenson,
Helen Noble, Sol Ginsberg,
Pearl Weiner and Adele Spinner
vouch that you'll definitely be
in for lots of fun.
And on Sunday evening, May
2 at the Northwest Congrega-
tion, that well known group,
the Mezeritcher Social Club will
throw their Cabaret affair with
Mickey Woolf giving out with
the tunes and a floor show
headlined by Max Sosin and
his Mereritcher "Mad Caps"...
Lots of laughs.
• • •
LOVE'S BURSTIN' out all
over . .. Clarice Feinberg and
Jerry Hyman are engaged .. .
Sue Jackson is pinned . . . Stan
Wallace is engaged to a Cleve-
land goil, and from Calif we

learn that Betty Schwartz has
been harpooned.
• • •
NITELIFING .. .
Seen 'bout . . . Sue Slobin
with Seymour Shaw, Arnold Op-
penheim (N.Y.) with Natalie
Novak, Bill Singer and Dana
White (Chicago), Iry Wine and
Lenore Lieberman, Phyllis Co-
hen and Al Gilbert, Harold For-
man and Maxine Weinberg,
Margie Smith and Chuck Wets-
man.
At Robin Hood's were Bill
Miller and Shirley Rapapport,
Bev Trager and Tommy Balkin.
In a dancing mood, Morrie
Mendeloff and Maureen Levitt,
Madelyn Cohen and Mary Da-
vis . • . More twosomes . . . Les
West and Madge Kaufman,
Clara Schwartz with Ed Weller,
Cy Abrams and Gene Hirsch,
Ilene Mason and Bob Smiley,
Marilyn Kopel with Rocky Ro-
senfeld.

Editor to Speak

BAUM GREENBERG
• • •

GiVCIl Displayv
New Mercury

The all-new 1949 Mercury
is now on display at Given
Motors, Inc., 8510 Twelfth street
at Philadelphia.
Described by Benson Ford,
vice-president of Ford Motor
and director of Lincoln-Mer-
cury, as "the most significant
cars in Mercury history", the
new models combine grace and
beauty with new interior styling,
an all-new ride, increased power,
improved performance and more
room for passengers and lug-
gage.
The new models are being
presented in four body styles.
These include a four-door sport
sedan, a six-passenger coupe,
a six-passenger convertible
coupe and a station wagon.

HEARD & OVERHEARD .. .

Labor Zionists
Await Greenberg How Prisoners

Two of our town's shapelies
stayed in last Saturday nite be-
cause they wouldn't accept last
minute dates . . . Mmmnnn .. .
They'll learn.
Back in town after a short
hitch to a Calif. laddie, this
lass will have to wait a whole
year for her final decree.
Some B'way chapeau marts
are offering men's fedoras in
peeenk . . . and you should see
some of Norm Gold's pink and
violet shirts that he brought
home from the big city • . .
Ohnowllookahere!
Who was that svelte blond
that Sammy Frankenstein had
with him at Chicago's Glass Hat?

Hayim Greenberg, noted Zion-
ist leader, editor of the Jewish
Frontier, and Sidor Belarsky,
famed bass-baritone, will appear
on the program of the annual
donor event of the Labor Zionist
Organization at the Art Insti-
tute, Tuesday, May 25.
Greenberg is a member of the
Jewish Agency. Belarsky recent-
ly returned from Palestine and
brought with him a number of
new Palestinian songs.
Donor tickets may be obtained
at the Labor Zionist office and
at the Jewish Folk Schools of-
fice, 13722 Linwood avenue.
For information, call TO
8-9280.

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Keep Passover

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ter the meal and talked and
played cards. They were the
envy of the, other prisoners and
even the unobtrusive but ever-
present guards.
The side door opened, plates
and plates of food were passed
out.
I was not supposed to see it
but the goyim were being paid
off. Ethics are scrupulously ob-
served in jail!
Why did these boys have 10
days' celebration for Passover?
Hardly for religious reasons.
This was the tradition.
So for 10 years I observed ev-
ery major holiday in prison,
helping Jewish prisoners keep
the holidays, observing Jewish
tradition within the atmosphere
of prison tradition.

BIRTHDAY CALL .. .
The delightful Gee Cee Trio California Capers:
at the Town Pump has arranged
a nice melody of birthday mu-
sic especially for our col'm read-
ers . . . Happy returns to Larry
Gorosh, Shirlee Schulman, Doily
Lublin, Ben Katzman, Lila Ro- By JOE (Lefkofsky) LEFTON ready to graduate from optome- ' sky's, we have Nate 'N Al's in
Beverly Hills. Nate Rimer is the
try school.
sen and Alice Bistrowitz.
• • •
LOS ANGELES—Now for more
same one who used to be on
More birthday salutes . . .
'Johnny Mad A SO So
news about ex-Detroiters in STEEL AND REAL ESTATE
Dexter, and Al Mendelson was
Irving Korby, Art Becker, Ray
Sings Her Inimitable Songs
California:
LOOKING AROUND in the that Jovial Greeter at the old
Sharkey, Mort Weinberg, Sam
Bob Victor is holding down promotion line I stumbled on Dexter hangout called Boesky's
Weiner, Bernie Morrison, Bill
. . in the long distant past.
quite a job. He is chief steward Milton Gordon. The last I heard,
Gross and Fred Sarko.
PARK A MONTCAlm
at the Nikabob, one of the he was head of religious educa-
• • •
Herb and Bev Schakne are in
tion
at
one
of
the
local
Temples.
town's
most
famous
eateries.
In-
the
automobile
business
along
AN ITEM LABELED "Pass-
Marty Graham (Grossman) is the ocean at Redondo Beach.
over special" in a restaurant: cidentally, he and I are holed
LOUIS MARSHALL has been
the guiding light in one of the
Now, I ask you, whatever hap-
Turkey on large rye or Matzoh up in a lavish little apartment
big steel concerns out here. His pened to all the Dktroiters who
serving good .food for
together.
• • •
During the winter, I got a racy red convertible is seen used to live in Detroit? I think
35 years,
TATTLE AND TRIVA
in some of the oddest spots.
this should about do for this
Hy Brown's got the mumps, chance to see the parents of
MARSHALL'S
The Arden boys (Sid and Lar- time. I'll try to bring you up to
tsk, tsk . . . Mayer Morganroth many of the kids I used to hang
around with. Larry Raskin's ry Weingarden) are in the real date occasionally. So from the
RESTAURANT
is in the Navy, starts training
folks, as well as his wife's, Lila estate business with their dad,
at Great Lakes ... Gloria Ham- Sklar Raskin, were out here. while sister Carol is seen run- Golden West, this is Lefton sign-
(Formerly Goldbere•l
ing off.
8681 TWELFTH ST.
burger, Molly Berman and Iris
ning
around
town
with
Harry
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shwayder,
between Blaine A rinse..
Kerner are in N.Y. vacationing.
parents of Warren Shwayder; Harris, that ex-Central bigwig.
Open Day Ss Night
Dr. Ken Belen's pride and
Henry Marks has shifted his
L. A. TELCOVE CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greenspan,
joy Jack will blow out two
Fred Greenspan's folks, and selling abilities from Hickey's
LUNCHEONS — DINNERS
The annual "May Ball" of the
candles with his playmates.
many others were spending some on Washington boulevard to Jer- Los Angeles Telcove Club will SANDWICHES — SNACKS,
Joan Felzer while attending
time away from the cold weath- ry Jerrem's . .. one of our ex- be held May 9 in the Center.
ETC. TY. 4-9005
a ball game in New York sat
clusive haberdasheries.
er.
next to Lorraine Day . . .
. • • •
•
What's this? . . . Dick Sloan
L. A.'S BOESKY'S
staying home on Satdec nite?
2 PROUD PAPPIES
SO AS NOT TO LOSE the
• • •
HY ALTMAN, ex-Detroiter, flavor for something like Boe-
STORK DEPT.
and his brother, Fred, have a
KOSHER DELICATESSEN
Congrats to the Sidney Seders
in
natty little delicatessen down at
on their No. 1, a boy, and the Ocean Park. Both boys are mar-
13301
W.
McNichols
Iry Levins have named their
ried now and proud pappies.
UN. 4-9670
bundle, "Donna Sue".
Bernie Ackerman is holding
Open 9 A.M.-3 A.M.
• • •
and
With 50 percent of their slips
down a job of much import with
Carrying a complete
FAMOUS LAST WORDS: the local Veterans Administra- covered and 85 percent of their
"Step out in the alley and say tion. Burt Barnet is in the plas- quota achieved, the pharmacy
line of Dairies &
that".
section of the Professional Divi-
Appetizers
tic
business,
and
doing
quite
• • •
Liberman & Citrin
sion is doing one of the out-
well.
"Known For- Quality Food"
ON THE CALENDAR
Linwood at Taylor
Sherrill Broudy has been doing standing jobs of the Allied
Northwest" appears set designing for the coming Jewish Campaign. This group
"Club
again on the scene this Satdee movie, "Joan of Lorraine," while meets weekly in order to in-
nite, May 1, at the Northwest his brother Aubrey is up at Cal sure that all section workers
Congregation ... The YPC have getting an education.
have up-to-the-minute aware-
ROTHSTEIN'S $1.20 Sunday Special!
Leonard Berlin and Joe Fed- ness of the campaign meetings
Choice of opiwtirer—soup--erlop leftnee--role ,,law—meot loaf with II
der are partners in the clothes and of their section's progress.
vegetables or Hunorian roulash brirrose rake & compote.
Al Boesky and Harry Berlin
pole business up near Glendale.
are
chairmen
of
the
section.
At
. Detroit's Finest Restaurant
Phil Burns is well on his way
TY 4-9424
to a medical education, but says three group solicitation meet-
3454 Joy Road at Dexter
ings, this group increased its
Election of officers, a talk by he still misses Detroit.
Rabbi Sidney Akselrad and a
In a similar setup is Harold 1947 gifts by 93 percent, 119
musical program will be high- Firestone, who is just about percent and 147 percent.
lights of the annual member-
PRIVATE
ship meeting of the Young Peo-
PARTIES
DINING
ple's Club of Temple Beth El
CATERED
DANCING
at 8:15 p.m., Wednesday, in the
ENTERTAINMENT
PRESENTING THE MUSIC OF
Temple.
The program will feature a
ORCHESTRA
talk on Jewish music by Ja-
OPEN
son Tickton, Temple musical di-
SPECIAL
STILL ACCEPTING
Available to the Jewish Community
SUNDAY
rector, and selections by Betty
day Lueeheens
oonday
N Noon
RESERVATIONS
FO
2 P. M.
Kowalsky, young concert pian-
Served II:30 to 2 p.m.
CONIFER-IR
Clem(
BOWLING BANQUETS
IhMan
ist. Rabbi Akselrad will speak
TAKE-OUT
j a
SERVICE
11512 DEXTER tor. Elmhurst — No. 111103
on "A Program for the Future."
von RESERVATIONS VI K-9115-8. NO MER (MARGE ANYTIME
OPEN DAILY 11 a. as. to 1111 p. se.
5417 OAKWOOD 14 SCIIALFER-20 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN
An open forum is planned by
SATURDAYS. 11 a. m. toe a. tom.
the YPC for May 16.

Business, School Lure Detroiters

RUTH WALLIS

TOWN PUMP

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Al Miller's FOR THE BEST

Pharmacy Section
Pledges Doubled

FOOD

SERVICE

Beth El YPC Host
to Betty Kowalsky

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REAL
CHINESE
AND
AMERICAN DISHES

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