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Friday, October 29, 1948

DETROIT 3EWISII CHRONICLE

Page Fifteen

•FWV Chiefs Greet Howes

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

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I T'S JACK O'LANTERN and
5 goblin time. . . . This week-
end, the small fry as well as
grownups will enter into the
spirit. of 'blackfaee for Hallow
een jollity.
For youse hombres who want
to make the rounds here's a few
shindigs on the 31st on your
agenda. . . . The -Louis Marshall
gals light up Ada Cohen's abode
on 12695 Stoepel with pumpkins
and cornstalks. . . More Hal-
loween merrymaking over at
17211 Monica where the Rebecca
Gratz ferns will whoop it up
with doughnuts and cider.
The Tall Towers have named
their affair a "Hard Times Par-
ty" at May's Barn at Rochester
road and 16 'Mile. . . . You can
hitch a ride if you meet at Shir-
ley Gorman's joint at 2697 Cort-
land.

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Dean and Sol Raider, Harry
Gantz and Betty Manlin, Hal
Schneiderman and Dotty Rosen,
Maureen Levitt and Buddy Le-
vine (Chicago), Herb Scott and
Mignon Ginsberg, Buddy Biel-
field and Judy Hoexter (Wash-
ington), Bob Frank with Betty
Cetner, Maxine Gold and Mike
Klein, Sue Grossman and Mar-
tin Band, Edith Warshawsky and
Bill Rosen,

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ITS NONE OF MY BUSINESS

. . . but who is Adele Miller
writing to in St. Louis? • . Ber-
nice Sheplow says she's out of
circulation : . , Jack Singer has
pinned Beverly Wasserman.
A chappie in Cleveland is
serenading Bernice Kuretsky....
Shirley Rott and Bud Shapiro
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are in a steady mood. Mary
Leaders
of
the
Michigan
Department,
Jewish War Veterans, greet Royce Howes, editorial writer
Maron's hearthrob is in Winne-
and military analyst for ,the Detroit Free Press, who addressed a JWV meeting last week at
peg.
the Northwest Hebrew Congregation on "Behind the United Nations Scene."' Left to right,
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
A well-known Detroit furrier
Howes; Harold F. Moran, department commander; Arlene Rhodes, department auxiliary presi-
Have you ever sent a card and his wife are in the break-
dent; and Jerome Baseman, commander of the Joseph L. Bale Post who was chairman for the
to these crazy giveaway pro- up stage.
evening.
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grams in hopes of getting called?
. , . I bet you have and prob- ON TAB .
ably have forgotten all 'bout .it.
The Diane Malerman BBYW
Well .. . Bob Smilay did just gang have named their fund
that to ABC's "Break the Bank" raising affair on Nov. 2 a "Mu-
Isn't Polite
program ... and you guessed it! sical Tea," with the gals meet-
so we'll just say MOUTII-
Bob was called long distance ing at Elaine Gefton's home on
WATERING is the word for
on the radio program . . . and Roselawn.
the
The Young Israel Institute for Hebrew Conversation, Israel: the
MARDI - GRAS CHOP
won a free airplane ride to N. /— Dr. Sam Krohn advances us
HOUSE wonderful
YAWK to appear at 9 p.m. to- the into about Masada's function Jewish Studies will accept regis- Land—its Histou, Talmudic Lit-
night (Friday, Oct. 29) on Bert on Nov. 4 at the Shaarey Zedek trations to Nov.-, 9 in its 'office erature and 18 Centuries of
Park's program via WXYZ. So social hall. . . . There's some- for the courses to start Tuesday, Galut.
Nov. 9. Enrollees will also be
listen in and cheer cur home- thing interesting on dock.
town contestant!
YPS Shaarey Zedek have re- able to register in the Central
For full localAoverage, read Close your eyes . . . Imagine
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a big, thick, juicy sirloin
served the Pleasant Ranch on High classrooms Nov. 9, and 16.
Tuition is $2 per course and the Jewish Chronicle.
broiled to sizzling perfection,
FAMOUS LAST W 0 R D S: Nov. 6 for their hay ride, and
$3 for two courses. A phone call
dripping with savory juices
Don't bother now. . . . You can Mickey Woolf is rehearsing a
will bring a bulletin by mail.
and pregnant with heavenly
put the anti-freeze in the next floor show with the Julie Adler
flavor. But, enough of this
dancing gals on Nov. 13, a caba-
The faculty will consist of
In Detroit It's
tame we stop for gas.
dreaming, better come over
ret nite, for the first function Rabbi .Max J. Wohlgelernter;
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and enjoy the reality . at
of the Young Women of Beth Rabbi Samuel J. Prero, execu-
'BOUT PEOPLE . . •
Moses.
tive director of Yeshivath Beth
'Max Stasofsky is new prez of
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Yehudah; Rabbi Max Kapustin,
Wayne's Phil Alpha. ... Harold
FIIILALUJAHS
who will become Hillel director
Gurstein is back from Calif. and
Mazel Tov to the Isadore Lar- at Wayne Nov. 1; Rabbi Isaac Where people of distinction
Earl Hordes and Jerry Keywell
meet to enjoy GOOD FOOD at
Jacobson, Dr. Hugo Mandelbaum,
are back in our burg after air- kins on their No. 1, -a girl.
its best . . served in an at-
The
Dave
Weinsteins
(Alice
Rabbi
Benjamin
Groner
of
Wind.
s(ibing some of that N. Y. air.
mosphere designed for congen-
Dining Room available for
The Bale J.W.V. Post gave Berman) now have L A. as sot. , and Mrs. Mirian Fishbein of ial conversation and relaxed
parties. Carry out service,
their address.
Israel.
CArman Zweig who leaves for
12559 LIVERNOIS
The Carl Schrams expect an
The purpose of the institute is
Israel a watch as a going-aWay
Open from 11:30 A.M.
image soon. .. Bernie Segal at- "to transmit knowledge and in-
gift.
12th & HAZELWOOD
tends the dramatic school at spiration, to acquaint its stu
to 9:30 P.M.
Laurie Marks got some
Yale.
dents with Jewish learning and
nice comments for her playing
Norm Peck is back from an Jewish wiklom, to imbue its
in the Det. Civic Players., recent
eastern school filled up with students with pride in their peo-
production, "Gold in the Hills."
photography knowledge.
ple and its spiritual heritage, to
Mrs. Marks formerly played in
reinstate the old Jewish concept
the Pasadena Playhouse in Calif.
of 'learning.' the joyful quest for
• • •
... October Special ...
• Oscar Cohen Speaker
greater depth and erudition, and
Y 0 U R BIRTHDAY'S here
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say, "So soon?" Time does fly.
s•-ineian )% Gala. Alai-Freese
. . . Hearty eongrats to Shirley cussion Group will have as its Courses include Bask Hebrew,
solidi Root Inhibitors
Harmon, Gert Kutzen, Dena Ber- guest speaker Nov. 3 Oscar Co-
lin, Shirley Rappaport, Bill Mil- hen, director of the Jewish
LOUIS MARSHALL has boon
ALL TOR ONLY
ler, Marilyn Cohl, Bill Phillips, Community COuncil. Cohen re-
sorting good food for
Sid Rom, A neak K ushm a n, cently returned from an exten-
35 years,
Alexander Haller, Ben Stein, sive trip in Europe. His topic
will
be.-"Economic
Revolution
in
Bertram
Gladstone,
Harvey
MARSHALL'S
Kahn, Henry Lenhoff, Frank England."
Summer, Al Levine, Fred Lich-
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