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PHIL ROTHSCHILD
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Friday, November It
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
"THERE OUGHT to be a law
which would require steam
shovel excavators to work during
the noon hour,' a lovely com-
plains to us. "Thus people who
are shut up during the day in
offices would be enabled to
snatch a few minutes after a
fast lunch to gaze at these giants
shoveling the earth."
We'll put in a good word to
the mayor 'bout this.
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PHILALUJAHS .. .
Eddie Sherman is on the choo-
choo for N-Yawk where he'll hop
a steamer for Paris to study, art.
Lovers of the sport called
"horseback riding" vow that
Mort Weinberg is one of the best.
Furniture man, George Robin-
son is in the Ford Hospital for
a checkup this week. . . . Ork
leader Mickey Woolf held a re-
union for the Detroit patrons of
his summer resort.
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MAZEL TOYS to the Jesse
Antmans who will chalk up sev-
en years on the 20th and ditto
to the Irving Berks.
It's a gal to the Mort Kanfers,
a boy for the Bernie Lindens
and the Jerry Davises are beam-
ing over their No. 1, a girl.
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OUT ANN ARBOR WAY . . .
These lads and lassies. went for
a hay ride, the Tau Delta Phis
being the promoters: Mert Segal
and Bunny Zuckerman, Renee
Dickens and Sherman Carmell,
and Myrna Segal and Stan Me-
retsky.
Bob Sinilay,. Rocky Ross and
Sol Scott are making their an-
nual trek to Columbus this week
for the merrymaking at the Ohio
State homecoming.
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FAMOUS LAST WORDS: "I'll
pay you back next Friday."
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IT'S BIRTHDAY time again
and we'll take a few minutes out
to wish our corm readers the
best of luck and good health on
this day. . . . Leo Berlin, Mar-
vin Zickerman, Jerry Helfman,,
Larry Lerman, Bea Becker, Paul
Elips, Marvin Oshinsky, Belle Ri-
mar, Joanne Zellman, Morris
Garrison, Joe Spizman, Sid Gold,
Larry Horowitz, Bernard Lefko-
witz, Bob Golden, lia.rnard Ba-
rach, Flo Smaltz.
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BALFOUR BALL
Who wasn't there? . • . is a
good way to present the success
story of this year's ball. For
dancing one had the choice of
one ballroom giving forth with
the insinuating rhythms of the
rhuMba to the smooth, dreamy
type music of Phil Brestoff's
band in another ballroom.
Spotted these faces here and
there . . . the Carl Schrams, Dr.
Phil Lachman and the missus,
Bluma Schreiber and Carl Mul-
ler, the Sam Seyburns, Rabbi
and Mrs. Jacob Segal, Aaron Le-
bo and Lois Must. Hal Quinn
and Ethel Cohen, Joyce Kaplan
and Jack Gordon, Sandy Rosen-
thal and Bev Bensman, Ben
Katzman and Lil Budnitzky.
A few more . . . the Harry
Rosenfelds, the Harry Sotts, the
Norm Kohlenbergs, the Marvin
Carivassers, Morris Canvassers,
the Ben Zacks, Dr. and Mrs. Leo
Lipton, Gerry Fishman and Jack
Zack, the Nathan Fishmans, Al
Lezells and lots and lots more!
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RING DEPT.
Lorraine Ehrenwald will use
Sol Dovitz' name after Sunday.
... Fritz Winnick has a sparkler
from a Philly chap. . . . Morrey
Firestone has slipped the engage-
ment ring on Nettie Borman's
left finger.... Also engaged .. .
Lou Berman and Harriet Adler;
Bernie Blatt and Sharon Wach-
nansy.
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TOPICS FOR GOSSIP:
Maxine Finkell is a pen pal of
Phil Wittenberg in Ann Arbor.
. . . There's a favorable rumble
regarding Bill Zolkower and
Helen Rood. ,
Bernie Moorin has been squir-
ing 'round Jackie Brooks it1 a
steady pace, and Estelle Schwartz-
man is seen regularly with Don
Freedlander.
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QUOTATION: Many a young
lassie who falls for puppy love
soon discovers she has been
barking up the wrong tree.
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FACES ROUND SPOTS . . .
nite clubbing . . . Jerry Altman
and Danny Menkowitz, Shirley
Appelbaum and Hershal Harris,
Betty Stone and Bernie Barris,
Jerry Richter and Kathryn Levy
(N.Y.) ... Grabbing a late snack
were Sol Epstein and Eileen Fe-
rentz, Jane Lazar and Jack Ham-
burger, Sam Babcock and Miriam
Baker. Annie Smith and Bob Sil-
ver, Elayne Krell and Harold
Edelson.
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IN A RECENT issue of Bnai
Brith Monthly, an article gives
the outlook for Jewish engineer-
ing students as very dark.. . .
In other words, the advice is to
stay out of that field.
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READING & WRITING . . .
Wayne's IZFA is practicing up
on the methods of slicing corned
beef and salami for their- stand
at the Wintermart.
Dorothy Strohl celebrated her
birthday at Cleveland's Mounds
Club.
Dorothy Wertheimer and Dor-
rine Velick teamed up to throw
a Sunday A. M. brunch for Dul-
cie Krasnick and Norm Rosen-
feld, and for Carol Harris and
,
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Armistice
Ordered
New Hillel Director
DR. MAX KAPUSTIN, 38,
former Rabbi of Aetz Chayim
Congregation in Danville, Va.,
has assumed his duties as di-
rector of Wayne University
Hillel. A native of Germany, he
studied at the Universities of
Berlin and HeidelberCHe was
an instructor at the Rabbinical
College at Frankfort-on-the-
Main before going to Danville
• in 1938. He Is married and has
two sons, one six years and the
other nine months.
Ed Benjamin whose marriages
are coming off soon.
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A FEW MORE LINES . . .
Harry Miller is receiving the
congrats of his friends on the
opening of his new delicatessen
out McNichols and Santa Bar-
bara. . : . Brother Bill takes
over his B'way spot.
It amazes me how Jack Freed
dreams up those fancy wedding
and specialty cake creations.
Cecile Levine is sending 3rd
anniversary greetings to sister
Mirian Ben Nachum who re-
sides in Israel.
Cleaning man Charlie Laskey
and Gov. Thomas Dewey have
one thing in common.. .. Both
hail from Owosso, Mich.
(Continued from page t)
estine problem, James G. Me-
Donald, special U. S. representa-
tive in Israel, arrived in Paris
by plane for consultations with
Secretary of State Marshall.
A report was circulating here
that President Truman had ad-
vised the British government
that the U. S. can no longer be
party to Britain's anti-Israel poli-
cy. The report has been denied
in London, but Washington has
refused to comment.
REPEATS THREATS
Speaking before the Assembly,
an Arab spokesman warned that
for generations to come Patea.
tine Arabs would fight Israel.
Our stand is firm, resolute and
determined," he said.
Syrian delegate Emir Adel
Arslan told the delegates that
Britain was helping arm the Is-
raeliln. but that the Israelim de-
nied this to show their friend-
ship for Russia.
16 Half-Jews Converted
to Join Isratl's Fight
HAMBURG (WNS) — Sixteet
young men and women, children
of Jewish fathers and Christian
mothers, became converted ti
Judaism here this week in orde
to serve in the Israeli army.
The fathers of these youths hac
been liquidated by the Nazis
During the traditional ceremon3
of conversion, the youths, whi
had been raised and reared a
Christians, promised to obey ant
guide themselves by the fun:-la
mental principles of Judaism.
Mrs. Fred Sherman
Hostess to AJC Unit
Mrs. Fred Sherman was host-
ess to the Northeast chapter of
the Detroit Women's Division
American Jewish Congress, at a
membership luncheon last Fri•
day in her home on Warringtor
drive.
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