Festive Evening
for Career Group

TRY to impress a male
D ON'T
with your brains. Let him

impress you with his brains. Such
is the advice of a female in her
book, "How to Handle a
Friends who have seen "Favor-
Ass Stranger" at the Lafayette
vow that Joel Ashley on stage is
the image of jeweler Morrey Win-
ston.
Driving by a fire. Hershel Har-
ris stopped his auto, got out and
mingled with the curious throng.
He walked home ... Moral: Don't
leave keys in car.
Morrey Firestone, the optom-
etrist, doesn't collect for ,small
adjustment items . . . Instead he
asks the customer to drop his
token into the Daymon Runyon
Cancer Fund box.
• • •

NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
In Toledo: Detroiter's Vicki El-
ias and Archie Kiers took first
prize in a rhumba contest at a
nitery . . . From Pontiac: We
learn that Audrey Buckner is giv-
s ing all her spare time to a local
laddie ... Popular S. D. T. Boots
Kallmln in Ann Arbor is proudly
displaying a Pi Lam frat pin from
Shelly Smerling (N.J.) . . . Out
in Los Angeles, Esther ROM-
browski's photo occupies a prom-
inent place on a young hombre's
desk .. .You find Zadette Gutt-
man working in the new and
beautiful Orbach dept. store.
• • •

OVERHEARD:
"The only sign of toil on a
modern girl's hand is an engage-
ment ring!"
• • •
IS MIAMI BEACH days for
Marcia Cohen, Shirley Goldman,
Rhoda Lott Hayden, Hy Wein-
stein, Marilyn Bothman (Ann
Arbor) Jackie Bernstein ... Dor-
othy Yura relaxes in LA. .
Ethel Cohen is back from Miami.
• • •
HAPPY BIRTHDAY this week
to those born under Capricorn:
Marion Wolrauch, Ruth E. Stein,
Dora Mandelbaum, Marilyn Glai-
ser, Max Teitel, Toby Langer,
Betty Moorin, Maxine Finkel, Es-
telle Kraus, Lee Yarmy, Trudy
Side', Louis Jaffe, Julius Droz,
Sid Schwartz and Tom Balkin.
• • •

PHILALUJAHS
In the expecting a stork dept.,
are the Norm Kohlenbergs and
the Jerry Gibbs.
Ralph Grossbart and Irving
Handers, buddies and business
partners, are seen tagging along
With the Hoffman twins, Ruth
and Doris.
Observed: Harold Forman busy
jetting down a fern number at
a social ... Heads turn in a local
nitery as Chuck Schwartz enters
with a platinum blonde.
That young couple whom the
gossip mongers have reported
separated are seen 'round town
together and quite happy.
• • •

for
WE RECOMMEND . •
unusual atmosphere and good
feta; .. Col. Maybohm's Carousel
at Woodward near Birmingham
Martzi is on hand to sooth you
with some restful music.

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Leo Sunny and his melodic vi-
chn continue to pack 'em in at
The affair, entitled "Variety
the Belcrest Fireside Lounge.
Swing of '49, 5' will feature en-
• • •
tertainment, dancing, mixers
MAZEL TOYS ... Our anni- and "old-fashioned fun."
versary waltz salute to this trio
Music will be furnished by
on their first: The Freddie Birn- Hy Goldman and his orchestra.
dorts, the Morrey Prujanskys and Jim Schulties will lead the mix-
the Cy Wagners A special an-
ers and Danny Raskin will be
niversary chorus to the Kap
master of ceremonies.
Faudems on their silver wedding.
Admission is open to male
• • •
LOIS LANDSBERG
guests by invitation. Girls must
IN LUFF DEPT.
• • •
be
members,
but
dues
may
be
It's a March wedding for Ilene
A June wedding Is planned by
paid
at
the
door.
For
informa-
Sosnick to Jack Soshnick (fifth
tion call Pearl Shanbom, TY. Lois Landsberg and Wallace
cousin from N.Y.).
Tonkin, whose engagement has
Norm Sacks is serenading a 4-4780.
been announced by her parents,
Chicago gal and the tieup is in
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landsberg
Feb.. • . Ilene Ratner and Larry
of Greenlawn avenue. Mr. Ton-
Shulman are going 'round with
kin is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
that identical stare .. In words,
Morris Tonkin of Prairie ave-
they're simply ma-a-d about each
nue.
other.
Gabriel N. Alexander, Detroit
attorney and impartial umpire in
General Motors labor disputes,
has been named to the national
board of Sigma Alpha Mu fra-
ternity. The two Michigan SAM
Gene Krupa and his famous
A "Jug" meeting is planned
chapters are Sigma Iota at Ann
orchestra will come to Masonic
Arbor and Mu Kappa at Wayne by Junior Hadassah for Jan. 31
Temple, Feb. 5, to play at the
in the home of Mrs. Morris Ad-
University.
third annual dance of the Wayne
At its 39th annual convention ler, 2062 Edison avenue.
University Hillel Foundation.
Mrs. Adler will lead a discus-
Tickets are priced at $3.60 a recently, the fraternity passed a
sion on young women of today
resolution
greeting
the
State
of
couple and may be purchased at
and their position in developing
Grinnell's, the Wayne ticket of- Israel and conveying good wishes and maintaining a Jewish home.
fice and Al's Record Marts, 4850 to its leaders.
Although the meeting is closed,
"We salute its courageous and
Broadway and 5044 Joy road.
non-members may join the group
devoted
citizens
who
by
their
The committee in charge con-
at the door. For information call
sists of Sam Shreernan, Marshall heroic deeds have indelibly writ- Helen Karabenick, membership
Hecht, Betty Provizer, Elsie ten another glorious page in the chairman, TO. 8.4966.
Wiener, Al Goldman, Merrill annals of the people of our faith,"
An Oneg Shabbat will be held
the resolution said.
Polansky and Evelyn Citrin.
at 8 p.m., Friday, Jan. 21, at
Wayne University Hillel. Male
friends are invited. For informa-
tion call Audrey Gelfand, pro-
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fivenson of Cadillac, Mich., announce the gram coordinator, TY. 5-1702.
engagement of their daughter Edith to Sheldon Weinstein Henry,
son of Mrs. Rae S. Henry of Racine, Wis. Miss Fivenson is a
graduate of the University of Michigan, where her fiance is a
student in the school of music.
Mrs. Fannie Meisel of Pingree avenue announces the engage-
Courses in Hebrew, which
ment of her daughter Charlotte to Charles Bassin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Bassin of Pingree avenue. Plans are being made for were instituted at Wayne Univer-
sity some years ago under the
an April wedding.
sponsorship of the Jewish Com-
munity Council, will continue
&hi
Dec. 22—To ,Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pelavin (Evelyn Z. Weisenthal) next semester.
The courses being offered for
of LaSalle boulevard, a son, Daniel Alan.
Des. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. James Neal Marx (Anne Oleshan- the spring term include Hebrew
2 and 104, each for four hours
sky) of McLean avenue, a son, Robert Jay. .
Jan. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kane (Pera Shapiro) of Monte credit.
Louis Panush, who has con-
Vjsta avenue, a daughter, Kathryn Lynn.
Jan. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Morton (Kalmayne Rotten- ducted the classes from their be-
ginning, will be the instructor.
berg) of Washburn avenue, a daughter, Bonnie Susan.
Jan. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Canvasser (Elaine Geren- Registration at Wayne starts Jan.
31 and ends Feb. 12.
dasy) of Greenlawn avenue, a daughter, Judy Lynn.

Alexander Named -
to SAM Board

Hillel at Wayne
Books Gene Krupa

ngagemenh

Wayne U. Lists
Hebrew Courses

Jan. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol Docks (Beatrice Wolk) of Hart-
well avenue, a son, Gary Wolk.
Jan. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gerstenblith of New York, a
son, Gary Michael. Mrs. Gerstenblith is the former Golda Roth-
stein, daughter of Mr.•and Mrs. Sam Rothstein of San Juan drive.
To Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Kohn (Eva Wcissenberg) of
Gladstone avenue, a son, Sheldon Bruce.

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sons aspiring to active participa-
tion in Jewish leadership will be-
gin at the Bnai Moshe Monday,
Jan. 24. The times are 11 a. m.
for women, and 8 p. in. for both
men and women. The course will
extend for an eight week period
under the direction of Rabbi
Moses Lehrman.
A course in beginners' Hebrew
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Response Good
in Pay-Up Drive

An outline of the proposed
plan of reorganization of the
Junior Service Group has been
mailed to all members as prep-
aration for the closed meeting at
2 p. m., Sunday, in the Center.
Lawrence Fleischman, president,
urges members to study the plan
before the meeting so that they
will be prepared to vote upon it

Response of contributors to the
Pay-Up drive conducted by the
Junior Division last Sunday was
good, according to Al Colman,
chairman of the drive to collect
unpaid Allied Jewish Campaign
pledges.

"Most contributors welcomed
the volunteer workers and read-
ily made payment on their bal-
ances," Colman said.

Colman commended the vol-
unteer workers who turned out
for assignments. Many workers
took three and four assignments
during the day, he said.

Jewish Youths
Eye Trade School

Shomrim of Hashomer Hatzair
and Habonim youths are evincing
an interest in the program of his
school of manual arts, Louis Mo-
sher, director, revealed. Some of
the youths are looking forward
to going to Palestine and want
training in mechanics, he ex-
plained.

The school will reopen
doors
next week under the sponsorship
of prominent industrial and civic
leaders including two Jewish en-
gineers and one youth worker.
The organization will be called
Boys Preparatory, Inc., and will
be centered at 6535 Russell street.
The board of education is cooper-
ating in placement and guidance.

Jewish leaders who have been
placed on several of the com-
mittees include Karl Segal, Leon
B. Kay and Leonard Kasle.

For information, call Moser at
TY. 5-3863.

Indonesian Freedom
Pressed by Mrs. Welt

NEW YORK—Continued United
States leadership in initiating
United Nations measures to in-
sure the peace and independence
of the Indonesian republic was
urged upon the State Department
by Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, of De-
troit, president of the National
Council of Jewish Women.

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A gigantic membership cele-
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Jewish Women, for 8:45 p.m.,
Wednesday, in the Jewish Cen-
ter.

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

SAM

Friday, January 21, 1945

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