Friday, June 4, 1941
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Page Twelve
IZFA of Wayne
Host to Conclave
WIZEN TILE Michigan Jewish
War Vets assemble at the
Hotel Tuller Sunday for their
state conclave, they'll hear an
address by Gen. Julius Klein, na-
tional commander. Your guess is
as good as mine on who'll nab
the state commandership. All
dark horses thus far!
• • •
Joyce Cook traveled to Toronto.
. So did Lorreta Cornfield.
Barney Zamler and Lois Straus
seem to have that dazed look
. Stan Brown is
'bout them..
squiring 'round Vivienne Black
in a steady tempo.
Newspaper publisher Roy Lan-
caster wed Diane Baron.
• • •
UP ANN ARBOR WAY . . .
Sigma Alpha Mu had a big pow-
wow for their 25th anniversary
with cokes, women and song.
Here are some of our Motor City
ferns who hooked up with the
SAM laddies for the deal: Rita
Schaeffer and Sy Lichter, Char-
lotte Viedrah and Milt Ginsburg,
Diane Matler and Sy Brode, Bev
Scholl and Al Weiss, Lil Fuller
with Mark Abend, Margie Gla-
zer and Sy Jaffe, Eleanor Cullen
with Herb Shevin, Joyce Brisk-
man and Milt Goldrath and Barb
Coggan and Marshall Wallace.
• • •
TO GIVE BLOOD
The Robert Rafelson JWV
chappies will go en masse to
donate blood for the vet blood
bank at the American Red Cross
Monday.
Sue Grossman received the
gavel for the Diane Malerman
BBYW at an impressive shindig
at the Belcrest Hotel with the
Malerman-Naomi Choir render-
ing some "sweet-and-low" stuff!
• • •
TIIINKOGRAM:
Worry is the greatest of all
thieves.
• • •
BIRTHDAY MELODY
Happy returns to these col'm
readers who chalk up another
mark this week: Ruby Zak, Jo
Cornell, Lee Pomerantz, George
Natinsky, Fred Rapoport, Jack
Attis, William Jacobs, Harry Mil-
grom.
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NEWS GOSSIPEER •
Leave it to Syd Singer to get
one of those screaming whistles
in his car.
Mildred Shapiro embarks for
the Windy City to take up a
job as an economist . . . and
Phyllis Grosberg hops back to
L. A.
Note from Jack Warner, our
dancing boy, who has a part in
Broadway's "Hold It."
Applause to the merchant who
donated $10,000 of valuable elec-
trical equipment to Haganah.
It was hard for Zadette Gut-
man to scoot back to Calif. after
the heart warming party her gal
friends gave her. . . .
Instead of the Henry Morgen-
thau hombres taking their bowl-
ing prize money they donated it
all to the Allied Campaign, $350
bucks worth says prez Gabe
Glantz.
• • •
SECRET AMBITION . . . "To
be 20 again and know what I
know now!" (Signod) Val.
• • •
HOLIDAYING
Harriett Kahn and Lois Lands-
berg hit the Windy City. . . .
DATING DEPT.
Doubling were Dr. Murray
Sachs with Annette Schatten and
Dr. G. Ginsburg with Marylin
Klein, Jane Lazar and Phil Al-
per, Eleanor Koppy with Iry
Fenkel.
• • •
OUR MERCHANTS
Don't be alarmed if you see a
man getting up close to you and
snapping yohr picture ... for it's
Henry Fidler of the Henri Cam-
era Shop out Livernois way get-
ting new photos for a mystery
picture contest he's putting on.
Reserve June 15 for Jan
Peerce's appearance in town for
the National Sick Fund in Israel.
• • • •
BETWEEN THE LINES
Whom does Nettie Borman
know in Chicago that keeps her
in smiles for weeks after her re-
turn?
Prof. Alwyn V. Freeman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Free-
man of Detroit, former legal ad-
viser to the State Department,
is spending a year at Ohio State
University, where he was called
to establish an international law
department.
In his first public speech at
the university, Prof. Freeman
told the Young Republican Club
that "as long as the United
States does.not oppose the So-
viet Union by intervention, Rus-
sian communism will continue
to expand."
He said "the real problem to-
day is Russian imperialism, and
not the battle between capital-
bm and communism."
Goes Over the Top
in '48 Campaign
400 Expected Here
for National Parley
PHIL ROTHSCHILD
Ohio State Calls
Alwyn Freeman
Victory Dance Set
by Junior. Group
In Peerce Show
• • •
MA ZEL TOV to the Joseph
Schattens on their 25th anniver-
sary. . .. The Lee Beckers have
celebrated their third.
It's a goil to the Eugene Has-
nas . . . 7 lbs. and 2 oz. worth.
• • •
CLEVER CALENDAR of
events that the Tall Towers mail-
ed out to their clan. . . . It's nice
enough to hang on the wall.
The Ben Gillman have formed
a Married Folks Musical Satdee
Eve Club. Twosomes who want
to hear classical and popular
stuff on records, call TO. 7-5778
for info.
• • •
I RECENTLY turned another
page in my birthday book... . .
As a friend of mine puts it, "Age
is creeping up on a creep."
Workers in the Junior Division
and members of the Junior Serv-
ice Group will join to elect new
members to the board of directors
of the Junior Service Group and
to celebrate the culmination of its
campaign at a Victory Dance,
Wednesday, June 9, at the Center.
A slate will be presented by
th6 nominating committee at the
dance. Shirley Simons heads the
committee.
The division compaign closed
well- May 26 with a total of $834y,
LEIB,
IIERSCIIELL
known Detroit conductor, will in gifts, II 1 percent of the d..
direct the symphony orchestra final quota of $75,000 and 83
which will accompany Jan cent of the increased quota
-
Peerce, Metropolitan opera $100.000.
Approximately 500 slips of a
star, at the huge Palestine
Emergency Show June 15 at total of 12,240 assigned to the di-
Masonic Temple. The program vision are outstanding.
will also include the massed
voices of all of Detroit's Can-
tors. Barney Ross and Dr.
Frank Kingdon will he prin-
cipal speakers, and proceeds
will go to the National Sick
Fund of Israel. Tickets are
GRILL
available at 601 Barium Tower
. .
or by calling WO. 5-4506.
NEVER CLOSES
Chapter Otte
Open Every Day
'Round the Clock
Members of Chapter One, Social Mixer Planned
Zionist Organization of Detroit, by Detroit Adult Club
• Servirg Delicious
will visit the Canadian country
Meals at all flours
Prospective members are in-
home of Willie Shanfield, Sun- vited to a social mixer of the
3169 SECOND
day. For reservations call Micki Detroit Adult Club, Sunday eve-
(PA block N. Masonic
Lancet, WE. 4-4223.
ning at the Jewish Center.
Temple)
Jerome Stasson, violinist, and
Over 400 delegates from 130
colleges and universities
throughout the United States
and Canada will meet in De-
troit, June 20-23, when the In-
tercollegiate Zionist Federation
of America holds its third na-
tional convention.
The Wayne University chap-
ter will be host, and Joe Yanich.
chairman.
Prominent Zionist leaders who
have been invited to speak are
Dr. Emanuel Neumann, presi-
dent of the ZOA, and Dr. Samu-
el Kurland, education director
of the Histadrut.
Private housing is still needed
for delegates, Joyce Kaplan, TO.
5-4656, said.
Hirsh Asner has been elected
president of the Wayne chapter.
Other officers are Shirley Katz
and Ruth Cooper, vice-presi-
dents; George Eisler, treasurer;
and Joyce Kaplan, corresponding
secretary.
THREE ROSES
•
Betty Kowalsky, pianist, will be
guest artists at the chapter's
annual election meeting at 8:30
p.m., Tuesday in the Congrega-
tion Bnai Moshe. Prospective
members may pay their dues at
the door, A social hour will
follow.
An all-day outing is planned
for Juqe 13 at Rouge Park.
Those attending will meet at 1
p.m. at Bnai Moshe.
Tall Towers Schedule
`French Cellar Party'
The Tall Towers will hold a
"French Cellar Party," June 5,
open to women five-feet-eight or
over and men, six feet or over.
For information call Rose Sears,
TY. 7-2027.
A meeting will take place at
David Wilkus Reelected 8 p.m., Thursday in the home
North End Clinic Head of Leon Sherman, 18236 North-
David Wilkus has been re- lawn avenue.
elected president of the North
End Clinic.
The
Other officers are Sylvan S.
Grosner, vice-president; Mrs.
Abraham Cooper, secretary; Miss
Edith Heavenrich, treasurer; and
In
Mrs. Joseph H. Hartman and
Julian H. Krolik, members of
the executive committee.
BEST
DINE AT
ROTHSTEIN'S
Restaurant
Finest Food
Reasonable Prices
3454 Joy Rd.
TY. 4-9424
at Dexter
DAVISON MOTHERS
7714 West McNichols Road
Open Day Ils Night
LUNCHEONS a — DINNERS
SANDWICHES — SNACKS,
ETC. TY. 4-9005
I
LACHAR'S
DNING
ROOM
for social functions--
Wedding s—Showers--Ban q uets—Parties
TO. 7-9280
13224 DEXTER
9144 LINWOOD
TY. 4-9498
Restaurant
Carry-out Service
A.M. to 11:36 P.M.
Mot•oront Opeo Dolly •od Sunday —
8aturday 6 P.M. to is P.M.
Get the Habit!
and come to ROBIN HOOD'S for
appetizing and satisfying food.
Linwood at Taylor
MAX MILLER
(Formerly Goldberiee)
8681 TWELFTH ST.
between 11111.1oo a ringree
To
Weddings — Showers
and Other Social Functions
Showers. from ;1.60
LIEBERMAN
and CITIIIN
NOW OPEN
MARSHALL'S
RESTAURANT
CATERING
FOOD
The Park Avenue Penthouse
will be the scene June 10 of the
annual mother-daughter banquet
of the Davison Mothers' Club.
LOUIS MARSHALL has been
serving good food for
35 years,
• Luncheons
• Dinners
AND LATE SNACKS
ROBIN HOOD'S
20176 Livernois—near . 8 Mile
Open Till the Wee Hours
between Santa Barbara and Woodingham
(formerly on Dexter Blvd.)
CANTONESE FOOD AS YOU LIKE IT!
Most Modern Delicatessen, Appetisers
and Dairy Products in Detroit
Featuring Authentic Cantonese Dishes
• Famous for Quality Products
• All Delicatessen Products from Chicago
• Complete line of imported and domestic delicacies
Egg Rolls — Won Ton — Gai Kow — Steak Kow — Kai Kow .
Almond Wei Sue Gai — Tenderloin with Pea Pods
Open Daily From 12 Noon to 3 a. a.
Special Lunches Daily 12 Noon to 2:30 p. a.
Special Dinners Daily 5 to 9 p.
Family Dinners a Specialty — Take Out Service
FREE PARKING TO OUR PATRONS
• Home Made Pickles, Tomatoes and Sauer Kraut
• Featuring the finest herrings, smoked fish and lox
Chinese Village Inn
• Imported and domestic cheeses
19010 LIVERNdIS
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JUST 80. or
'7 AMR RD.
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