Thursday, January 26, 1950

unitary 26. 1936

Temple Beth El

ish Welfare Fed-
division.

in annual affair,

the cooperation

:ague and t h e

n. Commander

Navy chaplain,

aker,

uduced by Mrs.
tee-president in
igram,

of a concert
I Masi(' Month
g the League's

'I for Mai eh 5
:athedral. The
Orchestra and
lay.

Srfa of Pasii-
aqurned from
otriburgers in

ter Strauss of
have return.
Chicago.

has returned
ee months as
UN at Lake

New Yal k
le Robert J.

Lr

om and tier
for Florida

CTIONS

1—An order
in customs
; to exempt
aw materials
'y and agri-
by Eliezer
of finance.
n the latter
mired
iron
nd medical

f

For my January good deed Fin lion with Morrie Wasserman .. .
looking into the dating situation his falls on the 28th while daugh-
, . • which has been good for the ter Cheryl Ann will blow 3 can-
gals. Idles the day after.
A couple Of good-looking dulls
Anniversary Mazel Toys to the
stopped me that other day and Morrey Prujanskys on No. 2;
asked if I could figure out a rea- Morris Davises on No. 3; the Art
son why they had slipped down Rosners on No. 4; the Bernard
the popularity ladder in the last Weisbergs on No 9 and Dorothy
year or two. and Max Spielgelman (Alamo)
Ahhh . . . says I . . . this is a take bows on their 13th.
subject I just love to dig my
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claws in, and draw a bead on. ' SOCIAL EVENTS
• In this game where the spirited , Your choice of two on the 29th
male is the hunted, the hombres, (Sunday) ... the YPC Northwest
get tired of glamour and a pretty l gang hold annual "Club North-1
face but want a fern who'll stimu- west," tickets at $1.20 .
while ;
late their minds. You may be over at the Temple Beth El the
the muchacha who can rumba youth group under Joan Eston
like a whirlwind but turn out to will view an old timer film with
be empty-headed off the dance dancing later
sixty cents will
floor•
admit you.
Then there is another gang
Coming: Feb. 18 ... the Jewish
that are just spoiled due to their War Vets Giant Military Ball and
popularity and show their inde- the Henry Morgenthau's Carnival
pendence by acting like a goddess nite on Feb. 25.
and not like a woman.
j The Gamma Kappa Chi's will

Dayi
gives
ages!

iates?

loan.

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new Dexter branch of the Jew-
ish Community Center at 8 pans
Jan. 28.
The price of admission is only
By LIONEL GINSBURG
60 cents and all Duffer , and
ARON ZUCKER, director of Hutchins graduates are invited.
District 6, BBYO, stopped
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off in Detroit a few days ago
HERE ARE A FEW inure AZA
while on a tour of the eight
election returns which start coin-
states and four Canadian pro-
ing in about this time every year.
vinces which the district encom-
AZA 309: Jeri y Horwitz, Sam
passes.
Zucker, who has already spok- Gift, Ben Wenner and Phil — er-
en to BBYO leaders in Omaha, sten. AZA :i21: Ben Lusky. Larry
Minneapolis, Lincoln and many Meisel, Mery Grsonliek and
other cities, attended several of yours truly.
• • •
the meetings of various BBYO
AZA 656: GEORGE BLUM,
groups here in the Motor City.
In regards to the purpose of Neil Goldberg, Ronnie Si 'ar and
this lengthy tour, Zucker told us Lloyd Newman.
AZA 735: Arma j Check, Jerry
that he was, ". , just trying to
get acquainted with the fellows Schostak, Al Silifel;in :rid Fred
Kapetansky. To selearate the in-
and girls in the organization."
stallation of these now officers,
the entire chapter will have a
SINCE THE MAN whom the skating party at Ca ss Lake.
FDR BBG Chapter is named
AZA 751: Murr ay Shekter,
after, the late Franklin Delano Dave Rosenzweig. Jerry Caletnan
Roosevelt, had such a tremendous and Dave Mendelson
part in founding the March of
Dimes, these gals are having an
affair to raise money for this
highly important fund.
They're going to show a movie
1. Set- whiff, direLa
,f the Jew-
on polio followed by an evening
ish Welfare Federation, will de-
of other interesting things to see
liver an address on "Jewish Conn
and hear Feb. 1 at the D. W
munal Life" at Ginz7Nation Final
Simons Bldg..
Moshe at 9 p.m. Tuasday.
Sobeloff will spe•A under the
THESE SAME GIRLS are bold- auspices of the Bnai
, :4111' School
ing a debate with the AZA 63's of Adult Studies.
Feb. 15 at 9 p.m. in the Jewish l --
Center.
I
Marlene Spatt, who will be
moderator, informs us that the
girls will be represented by ,
Geraldine Solomon and Phyliss
Ratner with Corrine Dorb stand- '
ing by as an alternate.
CLAUDETTE CHOCOLATE'S
The challengers will be Jerry
Friedman and Jerry Weisman. '
STORE WINTIOYAS
•

BBYOutlook

SOL. B. EDELMAN has been
honored by the Carmel Ile-
brew School and Congregation,
for his efforts in aiding the
building of a new school, by
being elected chairman of the
Purim dinner and dance. The
school will hold the affair at
G p.m., Sunday, March 5 at the
new building, 17556 Wyoming.

Beth El Group to Hear
Publisher of Chronicle

JWF Director to Talk
at Bnai Moshe School

Could be that the guys have mark their 13th year with an
classified some dolls as expensive annual dinner dance and induc-
Seymour Tilchin, publisher of
by the nature of the gals' taste lion party at the Whittier on
the Detroit Jewish Chronicle and
to what is considered an eve- Feb. I .
a member of Temple Beth El, will
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ning's work of entertainment.
This financial outlay by the OVERHEARD: With some wo-' address the Sunday morning
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reakfast club andiscussion
escort will probably leave him men, beauty is mink deep.
,
group
of
the
Men's
Club
of Tern-
•
.
•
hanging on the ropes for a month.
ple Beth El at 10 a.m. Sunday.
Our survey dept. will make MORE FROTH:
more stabs into the feminine in-
A new born sun is exhibiting
stincts for the benefit of our cur- his lungs at the Irving Kaufmans will be Bob Abromovieh, Edythe
rent masculine crop. house.
Ainbinder, Bernice Beck, Dorothy
•••
I
Haberdasher Jerry Morse will Berenson, Manny Epstein, Sam
NOW FOR SOME NEWS . . . expand into the former Grinnell Fox, Arthur Lyons, Betty Manlin,
Helen Noble, Ann Parsky, Mur-
July 1 to the 4th will be the store out Livernois way.
11563 and 13210 DEXTER
A "9A GRAD-HOP," sponsored;
setting for the District 6th Grand
Morrey Firestone opens up his ray Purnell and Reva Werbe
ASS Duda MIGHSOONOOD WOK
the
Wolrauch
sisters
assume
the
by
AZA
317,
will
be
held
at
the
Lodge Bnai Brith Conclave as No. 2 optometry office in Inkster.
make-up.
Sounds
inviting
.
.
.
• • •
barrister ansl District big wheel j
what can you lose?
Sam W. Leib gets the big task DINING OUT?
of getting his tribe together for
Miller's Sea Food & Chop
From Buffalo our mail brings a
the call.
! House out Woodward ... known
12 5 2..) DEXTER
I note from the former Natalie No-
Miami Beach call: Ed Gelman,: for its good food . . . chef takes
TOwnsend 8-2015
k now Ros
Yaks
isenberg,
enberg, about her
Siebert Mohr, Toby Holtzman.; pride in his long sea food menu. blessed event, a boy , . . your
• Sodas Luncheons, Complete Steals, A la Carte — We nett ,•1-
I • . Mira _
Sid Ross, Ruth Levinson, Leonard
Boesky's . .. it's corned beef l
Fink. The sands of the Atlantic specialties are known all over the
Ocean is the haven for the newly- 1 world ... tastefully decorated for ! appreciated.
Luncheons from 75c — Clinnei from 11
wed Jimmy Rushes.
that feeling of intimacy.
Steaks - Chops - Ocean Fresh Sea Food
Choice
Wine
- Premium Beer • Private Room for Pattie,
Maestro Joe Sudy is back at
•*
On
Woodward,
one block S. of 7 Mile Rd.
TO. 9-3760
the Statler • • . coming in from DRAMATICS
More delightful
Pittsburgh's William Penn, Joe
The YPS Shaarey Zedek are

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WIN A 6.E.
TELEVISION SET

b

SEE

DINING AT ITS BEST

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KIN'S

i

ILLER'S Sea Food and Chop House

calls his Detroit gang the friend- polishing the final lines to "Ring
best in all his travels. Around Elizabeth," scheduled for
• *
: Feb. 1. Taking a how for the cast
OFF THE CUFF .
Rumors are that the popular air
FOR FAMOUS ITALIAN
ways and TV Phil Brestoff and
Dee will get that Sunday spot at
FOOD AND DELICACIES
the Chop house .. . Lou Marko-
witz, Don Samuels along with a
syndicate including Hank Green-
berg are dickering for a well-'
known Miami Beach hostelry.
7113 PURITAN
Who's heart is Mitch Tendler
trying to capture?
UN, 4-9816
Nancy Mendelsohn looks sharp, • CARRY OUT SERVICE •
in her new convert ... "if only I
Air Conditioned
could drive the thing," she 'says.,
Open from 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.
The Milt Fishman's heir is due '
Closed Monday
in February . . . Gerry Sklar is
engaged to a Cleveland Boil . .
Marion Wolrauch and Ben Katz;
man are in constant company.
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PRIVATE

MARIA'S PIZZERIA
RESTAURANT

JUST DATING:
Shirley Schwartz and Seymour
Eiehman, Jay Forman and Diane
Gelbart, Leonard Polukoff and
Janet Weingarden, Morey Gold
and Clare Weisenberg, Sammy
Lieberman and Mary Gambard,
Don Ross and Ruth Roseberg,
Bernie Gorosh and Rhea Fever-
man.
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PHIL ROTHSCHILD

Jewish Wonien's
II hold a rally at

eague's agenda
as hostesses at
tr Brotherhood
at Rackham
Samuel Dante
ue representa-

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Receives Honor

Plans
) Honor
'omen

rlso planning to
't h in with the
Planner's m•et-
of Social Agen-
Drews will be
tentative.

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