Thursday, May 12, 1949

Teen-Age
Sophisticates

By HELEN TENNENBAUM
QUNDAY, DETROIT JEWS wi 1
0 celebrate the first anniversary
of the State of Israel. In the
past year, 200,000 newcomers ar-
rived in the new
State and 1,000
are still entering
daily. The infant
republic is build-
ing up its com-
munity projects,
its schools and
its hospitals to
make the State
a happier place
in which to live.
It is inspiring
Helen
to see the faith that both young
and old display in their new
country and how, however hum-
ble their homes, each has a real
feeling of belonging.
When we go out to the State
Fair Grounds Sunday afternoon,
we should give our sincere thanks
for the recreation of the ancient
Homeland. Let us pray that, as
Americans, we may find inspira-
tion from our brethren in Israel
and double our support of the
fledgeling democratic republic of
Israel.
• • •
DANCING MEMORIES linger
on from the AZA dance. Simply
picking a few there: Bev Shapiro
with Freddy Mogell, Myrna Elgot
with Warren (Michigan State)
Redner, Ray Waxman with
Sandy Baskin, George Dean with
Vivian Lipsitz, Fran Dwoskin
squired by Al Goldberg, Ronny
Karp and Bev Gpnser, Iry Hal
perin with Diane Katz, Berry
Elias with Rita Langdorf, Irvin
Posner and Madeline Goldberg,
Larry Winer with Cecile Kasmer
and Donny Miller with Carole
Sucher. •
Others who tried some fancy
dancing were Basil Nemer with
Sandy Lazarus, Mel Ricus with
Dida Marin, Mitch Ricus with
Barb Goldfarb, Sid Klaus with
Sonny Dahlgren, Shel Fuller with
Arda Fabian, and Sam Silver-
man with Lila Smith.
• • •
BIRTHDAY GREETINGS to:
Norma Meyers on Sweet Sixteen
which she will celebrate at a
luncheon. Attending will be
Charlotte Solomon, Ethel Neste],
Shirley Lover, and Shirley Fried-
man, Dottie Davies, Sally Nisen-
baum, and Gerrie White.
Some of brother Earl's friends
dropped in to give Norma and
her friends a chance to hear their
Dixieland band. Included were
Jack Kopnick, Harvey Schwartz,
Jack Cooper, Seymour Rott, Iry
August, He•m Herachman, Chuck
Rubel. Bob Pike, Iry Coleman,•
Mel Sachs, Phil Kaufman, Eddie
Menzer and Paul Boles.
• • •
TO SURPRISE Luba Jacobs,
her future sister-in-law, Rita
Halpern gave her a party at the
Town Pump which was attended
by Luba's date, Al Grundy,
Rhoda Smiley with Sam Jacobs
and Ellen Haar with Howard
Erlichman.
• • •
AT A CELEBRATION in honor
or Keriny -Moss' 19th birthday and
Freddy Benderoff's 21st.. Kenny
dated Phyllis Lewis and Freddy
was with Debby Glasier. Others
celebrating were Diane Roberts
with Larry Benderoff, Manny
Gorman with Pat Harris, Jerry
Winkler with Marian Rosenthal,
Al Markowitz with Birdie Altar
and Aarone Weinberg squired by
Iry Rice.
• • •
THE WIDE OPEN spaces and
wiener roasts are calling. Rev.
Feldman and her escort Jordan
Kahn gave one that was a huge
success at Lola Valley. Sitting
round the fire were Elaine Hecht-
man with Dickie Kadson, Rosalie
Berg with Jerry Weiss, Joan Be-
linsky with Billy Ginsberg, Rita
Schiffman with Dave Lipsitt,
Joyce Liptzen squired by Fuzzy
Belinsky, Leatrice Kowall with
Eddie Snider, Audrey Licht with
Joe Rose and Lorraine Micon
with Jack Shiffman.
Some Centralites teamed up to
make a wiener roast that the gals

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

ale still talking about. Included
were perm Eizelman with Rhea
Wisberg, Arnold Fuller toasting
the hot dogs for Connie Gray,
Herby Gelfand with Marcia
Tyner, Bob Steinberg with
Joan Schlussel, Eddie Berson
with Gerrie Katz, Don Sklar and
Hermine Lipman, Fred Stoller
and Irene Siegel, Louis Pomer-
ance with Ethel Okum and Barry
Shofar with Sandie Blumenthal.
• • •

REMEMBER YOU CAN still
get your tickets for the Little
Women of Iladassah anniver-
sary ball in honor of Israel from
any member of the organization
for only $3. The dance is on
May 21 at the Book Cadillac.

BBYOutlook

By GEORGE BLUM and
PIERRE BERG
MAZEL TOV!----Sunday, hail
the first anniversary of the in-
dependence of Israel . . . BBYO
exec. committee adopted a reso-
lution urging all members of the
organization to attend the cele-
bration honoring the Israeli
"Fourth of July." Festivities are
scheduled to begin at 2:15 at the
coliseum.
Your reporters had an oppor-
tunity to acquaint themselves
with the activities of Ben-Zion
Ilan, scheduled principal speaker.
He was born in New York, where
he actively participated in Jewish
youth group affairs.
During the war years Ilan saw
service in the Jewish Brigade and
following the war became a mem-
ber of Haganah. • He primarily
concerned himself with the plight
of the "illegal immigrants." We
learned that Ilan, now a mem-
ber of the Israeli Embassy in
America, wed a Detroit girl. They
have three children.
• • •
The dramatic pictorial story,
This is Israel" has been added
to the BBYO library by Mr, and
Mts. Tack in memory of Mrs.
Robert Savage . . . . book is ex-
ceptionally worthwhile.
It's turnabout time in Windsor!
On May 28 Windsor BBG will
present its fourth annual Crystal
Ball. Syrel Soble and Myrna
Helfgott are charged with the
preparation for the "Sadie Haw-
kins" dance.

Friday night Al Staub Aleph
Club and Sobole AZA will hold
Sabbath services. Services for
the Aleph Club will be conducted
by Iry Friedman and Charles
Schwartz. David Levinson will
deliver the sermon.
Sobole group will hqld its serv-
ices at Wayne Hillel House. This
is the first time they have held
an Oneg Shabbat with dates .
sounds interesting.

AZA 337 and 314 held a dis-
cussion on sex. Edward Goodman
of 337 obtained Benjamin Ruben-
stein, psychologist at the Detroit
Orthopedic Clinic, to act as dis-
cussion leader.
• • •
BBG fund-raising committee of
Phyliss Levitt, Edith Stein, Ar-
lene Ross and . Charlotte Rubin
announced June 12 as date for
Karnival Kapers. . . . Fred But-
zel group will present an intro-
duction of AZA to their parents
the night of their first degree
ceremony.
We extend a fraternal hand-
shake to the Stephen Wise Aleph
Club, headed by Howard Paul.
Fella's, you have a great name to
live up to. We wish you luck.
Don't be surprised if you buy

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`Voice of Israel'
to Mark Holiday

Lag B'Omer will be featured
on the "New Voice of Israel" pro-
gram of May 15. Directed by Moe
Kesner and sponsored by J.
Young and Sons, the program
features outstanding personalities
in the field of Yiddish and He-
brew music. ,
"New Voice of Israel" is heard
every Sunday morning at 11 over
station WKMH.

Bnai David Men
Honor Boy Cagers

The Men's Club of Congrega-
tion Bnai David, sponsors of the
Bnai David Boy's Club, presented
a trophy to the boy's group for
winning the Inter-Congregation
basketball league championship.
Paul Silverstein, top point-
getter in the league, received a
special trophy. Scout Sheldon
Kardner was awarded a gift for
obtaining the Ner Tamid medal.
A television set will be given
away by the Men's Club at a
night of entertainment beginning
at 9 p.m., Saturday. Admission
is free.

Lux, Ivory Flakes, or Camay
without", box tops or wrappers,
because the AZA has set a goal of
100,000 of them to be collected
in the next few months. Every-
body should start saving them
and bring them to the office.
• • •
Emma Lazarus BBYW had their
mothers at their last meeting,
Harriet Adler, acting president,
announced.
Don't forget the Young
Women's Mother and Daughter
affair this Sunday at the Mayfair
Room . The deadline for the
BBG mother's affair is Monday.
AZA baseball standings will be
reported in the next issue.

WXYZ Show to Honor
Anniversary of Israel

NEW YORK—A national broad-
cast making the first annivers-
ary of the State of Israel will be
presented by the United Jewish
Appeal at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, on
WXYZ. It stars Quentin Reyn-
olds.

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Mary

By MARY A. COOPER

A NN ARBOR—Michigan Daily

did right by your Chronicle
community in making new staff
appointments . . . Leon Jaroff
holds down the managing ed's
chair, plus his senior class sched-
ule . Al Blumrosen, also a sr.,
will be new city ed. . . . Norm
Gottlieb, '50, will act as associate
ed of Gargoyle.
• • •
SWELL GESTURES . . . SAM
sponsored its second annual pic-
nic for underprivileged children.
Letterman Al Wistert was on
hand to awe the youngsters from
A. A. Children's Village and the
Detroit Methodist Home. Prexy
Dan Gilbert said Sammies had
just as much fun as the kids.
• • •
• THEY PAY THE BILLS . . .
"Parents' Weekend" at SDT was
climaxed with a gala dinner party
at Farm Cupboard on Sunday.
Moms were given gardenia cor-
sages and pops were serenaded.
Greetings were extended by Es-
ther Sklar, president . . . by
Mrs. Regene Freund Cohane, na-
tional charter member . .. and
by Dr. and Mrs. t /avid Kallman,
parents .. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Sarason are next heads of par-
ents' group . . . ZBT also held a
family dinner, and followed it up
with a Monte Carlo party .. .
• • •
MORE THAN 1,500 students
were singled out at the honors
convocation, so it we have over-
looked anyone you know, our ad-
vance apologies.

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A few familiars were . . . in
engineering, Stan Saulson, Har-
vey Schatz, Jerry White . . . in
lit school, Boots Kallman . . .
Joan Meyers ... Dale Boesky ...
Morris Bornstein ... Joyce Brisk-
man .. . Ruth Frank . . . Joel
Hamburger . . . Carolyn Kaplan
. . . 'Henry Le Bust ... Bert Lon-
don . .. Rosanne Mitshkum .. .
Jack Rose . .. Leslie Rose . .
Manny Rosenbaum ... Bob Rad-
nor .. Edith Weiss.
• • .
STILL MORE GLORY . . .
Upper classwomen Judy Levin,
Diane Lightstone, Rosalie Mayer,
and Joan Steinberg reminded
pledges that SDT gals achieved
second spot on campus in sorority
scholastic standing, and now it's
up to said pledges . . . Hugh
Greenberg survived until the fi-
nal round of the extemporaneous
speaking contest.
• • •
TO CELEBRATE Israel's inde-
pendence. Rabbi Morris Adler
spoke here Sunday evening . . .
Final collections for the UJA are
continuing at a great pace on
the diag, in the dorms and even
in the classrooms.

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Young Adult Council
Delegates Session Set

The last delegates meeting cd
the year of the Young Adult
Council, preceding the annual
session, will be held at 8:15 p.m.,
Monday. The annual meeting,
midwest young adult council con-
ference and arts festival will be
discussed.

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