Thursday, May 5, 1949

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Pale Twelve

`Ambassador'

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

AN INQUIRY from
W E HAVE
a bunch of gals who are

Town Pump ... Spotted the Max
Schwartzes, Rube Zissmans, the
perplexed about the problem of Dr. Allan Marks, the Mort Lew-
meeting the opposite sex. It seems ises and the Joe Bales 'round the
they've reached the saturation spot.
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point in meeting new faces at club
FOR YOUR CALENDAR:
meetings and dances.
This Satdce nite you can at-
We agree that there is a lack
here of social gatherings and tend the Raymond Zussman
meetings similar to the type in JWV Millionaires party and dance
L. A. and Chicago where mar- at the Bel Aire ... The gang will
riageable young people can meet. turn over the total proceeds to
The community leaders ought to the JWV Memorial Bldg. Fund
• . at the Center you can dance
do something about this.
to Ben Katzman's music at the
Do you know an answer to the
Social-Lites anniversary party.
problem? Drop us a line.
The ZOA gang, Chapter I, have
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a whopper of a program at the
NAMES:
Center on Sunday evening . .
Janie Helper Gould briefed into with Moe Kesner, a play and
Detroit. She now resides in For- dancing .
est Hills, Long Island, N. Y... •
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husband is a writer.
PHILALUJAHS
Edith Pinkis was accepted for
A fall tie up is scheduled for
Los Angeles County Hospital Frances Fredson and Bernie Ro-.
Nursing school .. Ann Arbor's sensweet.
SDT sorority grabbed' second
Who's that Southern belle that
place in scholarship anion; 16
Seymour Eichman has sewed up?
groups.
The Art Coleman's No. 2 heir
Mary Gamburd now can wear
the official Gray Lady cap at will arrive in July.
Molly Berman is restricting
the Vet hospital . Leonard
Jaslove and Miriam Finestein herself to one laddie.
Fifteen anniversary greetings
have been chosen to direct the
Shaarey Zedek YPS• production, to Jack and Laura Kalt.
They're engaged—Joyce Rudin
"A Murder Has Been Arranged,"
and Dave Sakwa.
scheduled for June.
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ODDS
AND
ENDS:
MAY BIRTHDAY CALL:
If you read the recent "I
Applause to our readers whose
Fought for Israel" in Collier's
birthdays fall this week , Ber-
. . . that was a buddy of Ben
nie Morrison, Sol Sakwa, Francis
Fingerroot's.
Robinson, Bat bara Vander, Raun-
Loree (Franowitz) Marks stars
die Weingarden, Ray Rosen, Al
in Hudson's TV-WWJ "Sketch-
Lupiloff, Eugene Raptor, Murray book."
Teichman, Ray Colbert, Sid
Instead of sponsoring a high
Gross, Nort Rosin, Maxine Finkel
price Class A ball team, jeweler
and Maureen Levitt.
Over at Shirley Tenenberg's Maurice Winston is outfitting
three or four teen-age ball clubs.
abode there was merry-making
The Robert Rafelson Post
to celebrate Betty Greenfield's
dinner - dance takes place at
birthday . • . Gathered 'round
to blow out the one candle cake Northwood on the 24th.
The SDT alums held their re-
were Dorothy Leiderman, George
union at Van's Barn.
Robinson, Mae Pitt, Lii Arono-
witi, Pearl Schetor, Jack Weiss,
Art Schwartz, Elaine Zelden,
Leonard Wayne, Betty Hoffman
and Julie Schwartz.

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Detroit Trio.Plays
Before Full House

The Detroit Trio, consisting of
violinist Josef Gingold, cellist
Georges Miquelle and pianist
Mischa Kottler played to a ca-
pacity audience at the Center
last Thursday.

MOE KESNER
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Fun to Reign
at Chapter 1

Chapter 1, ZOD, will present an
evening of entertainment at 8:30
p.m., Sunday, May 8 at the Cen-
ter. Admission will be the pur-
chase of one or more trees to be
planted in Israel.
Moe Kesner, the "Ambassador
of Jewish Song" and producer of
the "Voice of Israel" program on
WKMH, will highlight the pro-
gram.
"And the Villain Still Pursued
Her," the dramatic group's an-
swer to the "Drunkard" will also
be featured. Directed by Elaine
Mevis, the cast includes Sol Kroll,
Willie Shanfield, Fay Katz, Mor-
ris Cutler, Betty Tannls, Dora
Mandelbaum and Joe Wilner.
Leah Duchin, Chapter 1 JNF
chairman, will M. C. Dancing will
follow the entertainment.

Bnai Moshe Marrieds
Pick Glantz as Head

Leo Glantz was elected presi-
dent of the Young Married Group
of Bnai Moshe. Other officers are
Myra Gunsberg, Sylvia Kassoff
and Harold Reisner. The group
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Sobel.

We Lost
The Key

DOWN DATING LANE
Open All Night
In Ann Arbor, dancing to the
Lawyers' "Cease" Ball were
Rocky Ross and Margie Glasier,
Al Goldstein with Connie Davies,
Bill Wittenberg and Marilyn Rob-
Among the patrons were Mr.
inson, Ruth Frank and Nate Pet-
erman and Boots Kalman with and Mrs. Cyril Crane, Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Jackson, Mr. and
RESTAURANT
Bernie Goldstine.
Linwood at Taylor
Milford Mrs. Louis Redstone, Maurice
More twosomes . .
Krieger and Gert Bedrow, Shir- Glasier, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
lee Reider and Mary Bresoff, Syl- Grenadier, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
via Becker with Gil Glazer Silberstein, Mr. and Mrs. Hoke
UNDER NEW
(Knoxville). Bette Alley with Levin, Mr. and Mrs. S. Howard
MANAGEMENT
Lee BILE, Rhea Ann Schiff and Schiller and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Billy Birnkrant, Mel Alter with Sherman.
Mrs. Royal Maas is chairman
Janet Rosenfeld, Lou Schwartz
with Maxine Weinberg and Willie ' of the Center Music committee.
Stone and Zelda Gordon.
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IT HAPPENS ONCE IN A
2755 Woodward
WHILE . . . Handing a knockout
Next to The Roxy Theater
blow to the back of a friend and
Jewish Style Cooking
Ws Deaver
discovering he's a total stranger I
DAVE KATZMAN
—even bigger than you are .
Ilan DEXTER
BOB VENETIANER
%AM GINSBERG
coops'
HO 1100
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,reets
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NITE('RAWLER NOTES:
AT THE
Greeting bandleader Benny
Resh and his wife Ethel who are
back at the Bowery were fight
promoters Lou Markowitz. Jack
Laken and Jack Dempsey.
• HE'S A LAUGH RIOT WITH HIS IMPRESSIONS •
Mervyn Nelson has been pro-
"You'll Lore Our Food"
PARK at MONTCALM
viding a riot of laughs at the

Lieberman
and Citrin

J.S.O• Women
to Meet Tuesday

Day Camp's
Open House

Country Day Camp, again un-
der the direction of Dr. W. A.
Goldberg, well-known Detroit
columnist and family counsellor,
will hold a pre-season open house
at its new loca,
lion, on its own
farm, on Sun-
day, May 15,
from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m.
The camp, at
1844 1 W. 13 Mile
road, is reached
by driving out
Grand River
past Novi „to
Wixon road Dr. Goldberg
(Mich. No. 218), right one mile,
right again on 13 Mile road to the
camp. Signs will mark the way.
In a glorious country setting of
budding fruit and shade trees,
with permanent dining hall, craft
and play buildings, Country Day
Camp will.have an extensive pro-
gram of crafts, arts,' dramatics,
athletics, nature study, and spe-
cial trips.
The program emphasizes the
inherent abilities of each camper
rather than a high degree of com-
petition,
The camp is close enough to
Detroit for a daily trip in the
camp's buses. The campers will
be picked up near the homes
five days weekly and returned
home each evening. Country
Day will serve a hot, well,bal-
anced noon meal and an after-
noon snack.
Its activities are planned to
serve boys and girls five through
13.
Information may be had by
writing Dr. Goldberg, 1484 Glynn
court or phoning TO. 9-1405.

A meeting of the J. S. 0., young
women's social organization, will
be held Tuesday, May 10, at the
home of Esther Cohen, 16794
Tuner 'avenue.
At the meeting held April 26
in the home of Sadie Israil, 2073
Pingree avenue, the following of-
ficers were elected: Nellie Remin-
ick, president; Sylvia Saferstein,
vice-president; Nettie Zimberg,
treasurer; Hilda Pasick, secre-
tary; Sadie Israil, Burt Merrill,
Eve Kahn and Esther Cohen.
Installation ceremonies were
held Monday at the Bowery.

Omen(' Inn Offers
Vacation Activity

Instead of traveling upwards of
a thousand miles over dusty roads
and scorching highways, vacation-
seekers from Michigan have be-
gun to realize in the past few
years that the vacation possibili-
ties right here in the Wolverine
State are unlimited.
One of the finest resort hotels
in the popular Traverse City re-
sort area is Omena Inn, located in
Omena, Mich., 22 miles from
Traverse City on M-22. For fish-
ing, swimming, boating, tennis,
golf, dancing or just plain relax-
ing, Omena Inn has ideal facili-
ties.

SOCIALITES' DANCE SET
The third annual dance of the
Center Socialites will be held at
9 p.m., Saturday.

MOTHER'S DAY
BEGINS AT THE

CAROUSEL

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Treat mother and the
whole family to a superb
Russian or American din-
ner prepared by Col F.
Ataybohni.
• Enjoy the restful and
congenial atmosphere of

the Carousel with Music

by Marta and his Gypsy
Strings!

! -4426 N. Woodward

Birm. 9101
3 Blocks S. of 14 Mile Road

"MOTHER IS

QUEEN"

Sunday, May 8 is Mother's
Day ... remember her by
making'it a day of com-
plete relaxation topped by
a delicious dinner fur the
'whole family at ROBIN
HOOD'S.

ROBIN HOOD'S

• 20176 Livernois

South of 8 Mile Road

• 12832 W. 7. Mile

New York

CENTRAL3foriit

Restaurant

T(1317,N,,,,.111 11T11111

,

* 'MERVYN NELSON

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For Famous Italian Food
and Delicacies

MARIA'S' PIZZERIA
RESTAURANT

7 113 PURITAN

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UN. 4-9816
Carry Out Sel- Viee •

Open from 4 p.m. to 3 a.m.
Closed Monday

PRIVATE
PARTIES
CATERED

■

FAMILY
DINNERS

REAL
CHINESE
AND

American Dishes

Available to the Jewish Community

COMPLETE.
TA K E-OUT
SERVICE.

KING FONG CAFE

11113 DEXTER Cot. Elmhurst — WE. 5-II1•3

OPEN DAILT 11 a.m. la 12 p.m.

BARBARO'S NEW DEAL

7-Course Dinner for Only $1.50
Southern Fried Chicken
All You Can Eat

ON OUR STAGE, 9 and 11:30 P.M.
IN PERSON!

* BEN IlLUE

PATTI MOORE - BEN LESSY
"A Whimsical Revue"
Benny Resh and His Orchestra

With Your Hostess, Ethel Resh
PLUS THE LARGEST, MOST RIOTOUS SHOW IN TOWN

OPENING MAY 9

11 Airriu BAIT

and BEN YOST SINGERS

Always a Parade of Stars . . . Coming
MAY 16—THE MILLS BROTHERS
MAY 23—HARVEY STONE

SATURDAYS, 11 a. at. to Z a. us.

Phone 1 W. 1-1212