Idly, October g, 1948

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

rage Twelve

Harold Edelson and Elaine
Krell have reached the "see each
other every nite stage."
Maxine Weinberg 1i expecting
that sparkler from a Toronto
chappie veri soon..
Jerry Glassman entertained a
gal from Rochester, N.Y., over
the holidays.
Newest break-up is an 18-
year-old-gal whose marriage
went on the rocks alter seven
your efforts to understand wo. months.
FLATTER me,
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men?
For love delights in
A. A little.
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praises."
RAMBLING ON
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Sol Collins received the last
The flattery most effeCtive is
rites of bachelorhood at a stag
the flattery of actions, so writes ROMANCE IN THE FALL:
an author of a new bock on un-
Julie Sandler, considered one his pals threw for him.
Wayne University's Mu Kappa
derstanding the female race. He of the town's most eligible, has
goes on to relate, "never try to put an engagement sparkler of Sigma Alpha Mu will be for_
tell a plain god she is beautiful; on Iris Seigel's left finger.
mally installed. Oct. 24 at the
Lee Plaza . • . Fraternity big-
tell her she iftroaCt-looking .. .
Muriel
Kay
and
Milt
Strauss
wigs from all over the country
or she has beautiful eyes, or an will hook-up in a few weeks.
will be present to see their new-
unusual figger.
Windsor's Eve Adelaman found est baby start growing.
"As fur a beautiful gal, tell
Mazel Toys to the Milt Roses
her she has a marvelous sense herself a man while on a vaca-
on their No. 2 addition, David
of humor, or that she is clever tion jaunt to L.A.
and different and has an air of
Helen Soloman and Fred Bab- Randall.
You'll-.be. in- for lots - of laughs
mystery about her, etc. . ..."
bin are engaged.
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next Sunday at the Center when
Now we'll see what happens
the Junior Service Group pre-
on this approach.
ISRAELI STARS coming Oct.
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sents its jury trial meeting, with
10. . . . Shoshana Daman and
barristers Jerry Kelman and Sol
PEOPLE AND PLACES
Joseph Goland, Israeli musical
Henry Ehrlich's new hacienda
Schwartz fighting it out.•
revue artists, will make their
Milt Shore, Hy Brown and
seems to be a haven for sports
Detroit debut, Sunday, at Ma- Morrey Wasserman initiated a
names. . . . His pal, Mery Per- sonic Temple in a program of
gulman, former All-American
friendly card game with 72
songs and dramatic sketches call-
smackers going to "Aid for Is-
and now center for the Lions,
ed, "The Stars Shine For Israel."
rael."
is his houseguest for the season.
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Dance Shy? Attend Herm Har-
. Anytime one drops in at his
rison's dancing classes at the
place, there's some sport celeb' BIRTHDAY BELLS
We'll squeeze in our birthday Center.
'round.
The Naomi Bnai Brith gals'
The Mary Obersteins move to rah-rahs in this short breathing
lots of males.
Indiana, and the newlywed Mor- spell. . . . Congrats to Jimmy open house brought
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rey Wexlers take up their tepee Rush, Shirlee Brinauer, Ceile
Be seeing you 'round .. .
Glick, Betty Cetner, Jo Nager,
in Calif.
Ginnie Brown and Harvey Marion Kohlenberg, Dr. Ken Be-
Freeman make a nice singing len, Eddie Sparage, Dorothy Kozenn, Cbajes Return
Wolfe, Sol Sakra.
combo.
From European Tour
Jean Jaslove is back from the
More birthdays . .. H. Verne
Marguerite Kozenn, soprano,
hospital. . . . Helen Budney is Ileilbrunn, George Levin, Norm
relating her travel tales from Schiffer, Don Katz, Theodore and Julius Chajes, composer-
the East The Harry Millers Frazis, Bernie Slabeck, Frank pianist, have returned from a
concert tour of Europe, their
(Corned Beef Kings) expect Perry.
third within the last two years.
their No. 1 heir some time in
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Known as pioneers of Jewish
November.
A-COMING
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Over in Windsor the Jr. Ha- music, they made history when
FAMOUS LAST WORDS:
dassah will throw their annual hey performed Palestinian mu-
"And if I'm elected ..
Yom Kippur shindig Oct. 13 a' ic over radio stations in Paris,
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rienpa and Lausanne, Switzer-
the Shaar Hashomayim audi
'ROUND & ROUND . . . Seen torium.
Ind.
Upon invitation by the Joint
Temple Beth El's ene;geti
at the opening nite performance
listribution Committee, they
of the Lafayette's new produc- youth group has a "Get Ac
,ave nine joint recitals in DP
tion . . . Sam Petok, Bill Ross, quainted Party" on tab for Sun
camps throughout Italy.
Dorothy Strohl, Maxie Gurman, day afternoon.
Marcia Cohen, Althea Wendell,
Jack Denby, Francis Cooper, the
Thurs. Oct. 18
11:50 P.M.
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
Mark Denbys and. Mrs. Jack Co-

Juniors to Probe
Communal Faults

Wins Scholarship

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`Trial' Also to List
Civic Successes

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

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ON THE CALENDAR
Relax and make merry on
Oct. 13. . .. for ,the BBYO an-
Nite Dance
nual Yom Kipp
will hold sway with atmosphere
and good music. . . . Don't de-
lay in nabbing yourself a gal
for the affair. Looking forward
to going are Howard Stern and
Marcia Druker, Sue Grossman
with Martin Bandt, Shirley Lu-
poloff and Morrey Silverman.
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ANSWERING THE MAIL
Yes, Mam, it's a new photo
. and it's the best they could
do considering the subject. . . .
Bernie Winer gets credit for the
shot and Sid Sachs for the art
work.
Q. Are you progressing in

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New Year

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A FRIEND

Harold Silver, director of the
Jewish Social Service Bureau,
will lead a discussion on "To-
day's Problems in Israel" at a
membership meeting of Branch
No. 4, Labor Zionist Organiza-
tion, Friday evening. Oct. 8, at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Irving
Posner, 2244 Glynn court.
Sidney Shevitz, chairman of
the Detroit Zionist Council, will
report on the recommendations of
the Zionist Council in light of
the American stand on the Ber-
nadotte Plan.

Re opening on Fri. Oct. 1

WONDERFUL • • .

of -

Harold Silver
LZO Unit Speaker

iay,
8:20 P.M.

FIRST PIANO QUARTETTE

Mr. Harry Dormer
and
Mr. Morton Dermer
and Family
of

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WARREN' ROVETCII has been
awarded the Ruskin Scholar-
ship for study at Oxford Uni-
versity and is en route to Eng-
land on the S. S. Mauretania.
A graduate of Wayne Univer-
sity, Rovetch was a leading
figure in student activities
there. He represented Wayne
at the international student
conference in 1946 at Prague.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Rovetch of Oakman court.

In its first general meeting
for 1948-49, the Junior Service
Group will hold court at 2:30
p.m., Sunday, Oct. 10, at the
Jewish Community Center in a
"trial" to determine whether the
Jewish community has been der-
elict in meeting any of its re-
sponsibilities. ,
Dr. Sam Krohn, program
chairman, will preside. Sol J.
Schwartz, will be defense at-
torney, Lawrence A. Fleischman,
clerk, and among the witnesses
will be Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron,
Leonard Baruch, Mort6n Good-
man, Henry , Ehrlich, Mrs.
Charles Lakoff, Harry Mirvis,
Selma Sampliner and Shirley
Simons.
The Detroit community will
be charged with having failed
to provide sufficient young
adult recreational facilities, good
quality education facilities, suffi-
cient leadership for club work
with youngsters and other social
needs, while the defense will
present a review of accomplish-
ments of the community in these
areas.

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