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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Heads ORT Unit

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

T HE AVERAGE TIME it takes was ushered in with a "surprise

ferns to pick out and buy their
chapeaux is about three hours
. . . that's what a recent survey
showed.
Betcha that the males don't
waste that much time in selecting
their sombrero . . . it only took
me five minutes . . . how 'bout
you???
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party" at Barbara Appelbaum's
home.
• • •
WHAT'S COOKIN!
"Take A Chance" is what the
B & P Pioneer Gals are calling
their social fling Sat. nite (18th)
at the Northwest Congregation
. music on records.
Nat Gurwin has arranged an
MERRIMENT ON THE AVENUE enthusiastic boxing program for
Dar,ing twosomes: Sid Leon Monday (20th) at the Center for
and Doris Wertheimer, Sidney Pisgah Lodge • 7 Bouts listed.
Coming! Social Inc's biggest
Sherman and Laverene Rosen-
thal. Leo Shipko and Alma Fox, and best affair on the 26th and
Larry Lipson and Shirley Krim, the Career Gals barn dance on
Marilyn Kcvan and Paul Rapap- the 29th.
MRS. LOUIS LANDSBERG,
• • •
port, Phil Grossman and Shirley
president of the Northwest
MORE
BREEZE
Katz. Jack Adleman and Sylvia
Chapter, American Women's
A tribute to Annabelle Coggan, ORT, announces a get-together
Shlain, Sol Sakwa and Helen
first prez of the East Side B.B., luncheonette for members at
Salk.
More coupled up . . Hershel will be tendered by the East 12 noon Monday at the home
Lewis and Phyllis Weiss, Bill Siders on March 20 in the form of Mrs. Peter Miller, 16904 La•
Miller and Rene Beiderman, of a testimonial tea.
Salle boulevard. Rabbi Jacob
Recent Miami departures: The Segal will review "The Life and
Mark Goldstick and Bea Chodor-
off. Bert Slatkin and Annie Harry Rosenfelds and the Gerald Times of Sholem Aleichem."
Smith, Mort Weisman and Shir- Suchers.
The new son born to Rita and
ley Reider, Betty Greenfield and
Erin Silver,
Al Loewenstein is the first grand-
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child for both sides of the family.
From the mail bag: Mort Der-
LOOKS LIKE THERE'LL be
plenty of activity at the Perfec- mer has already engaged Dave
The Jewish Folk Chorus will
tion and Adult Council Cabaret Sloan's band for his Greenbush present a movie night starting
Dance this Satdee nite at the Ft. Inn. Two Louis Marshall BB ferns at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Jewish
nabbed three events in the recent
Wayne lktel.
Cultural Center, 2705 Joy road.
These laddies have already city bowling tourney • . . Belle
The group will show "The Life
snagged their dates . . Dave Litinsky won the it'd. high series
Agree and Rita Langdorf, Ed and placed 3rd in the all events of Franklin Delano Roosevelt"
Krause and Sandy Rosenthal, while Sylvia Barish rolled 'em and several shorts.
Tickets are 83 cents including
Phil Zussman and Lorraine Rez- over to take the high single game.
People say that Vicki Cutler tax and 25 cents for children.
nick,14 Pilnick and Selma Metz,
Lou Pleasant and Iris Davis, Joe should be on the stage , . . her
impressions and jokes can wow
Litvin and Ethel Klein.
PUPPETRY GROUP FORMS
one over.
• • •
The Dexter Center now has a
• • a
ANNIVERSARY PLAUDITS
puppetry group fop boys and
A NEW SPOT
The 25th anniversary celebra-
How far can one go in modern girls between the ages of 12 to
tion that was bestowed upon
design . . . that's what you'll say 14. Mrs. Harriett Berg will be
Rose and David Rosenthal will when you take a gander at Lou's the advisor to this group.
be temerribeied for many years extraordinay delicatessen spot at
. . • for their friends sprung a
8224 W. McNichols Rd. Congrats while out at the coast Shpargel
surprise on them at Harry Parr 's on the opening, Lou Loewy.
was music director for Veloz and
house.
Whether it's a full meal or a Yolanda and appeared on a num-
More anniversary maze! toy
quick snack you can get it dished ber of radio programs as an ac-
. . . Herb Kaufrnans, 4th: Sol
up at Robin Hood's, home of the companist for the stars.
Shpargels, 12th and the Bert
Sherwood Frankfurter sandwich.
Liftons, 14th.
Gals . , tired of your old
• • •
RUMBA NITE
hair-do . . . then hop right over
Every Thursday
FAMOUS LAST WORDS: "I'll be
to
Simon's
out
Wyoming
and
Cur-
with you in a minute."
tis
.
.
.
and
get
spring
styled!
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• • •
Rumba Show by
FROM MY PIGEON PATROL
FAMOUS PIANIST S a in u e 1
Dr. Harcld Plotnick, who's in-
*
BOB
LEROY
AND VAL TICA
Shpargel comes home from Holly-
terning at a Cincinnati hospital,
George Hagen and His (Irk
wood to begin an extended en-
saw Jojce Fox on his week-end
4726 Grand River at 14th
visit to lawn . . . nice number gagement at a local nitery . •
that Mike Handelsman had with
him at Menjo's.
Charlotte Singerman is being
dated by a Mel Dellerson who
RUSSIAN BEAR — Open 12 noon to 2 a. m,
hails from N Y
and Irene
Holtzman is being rushed
by a Closed Monday - Good Food - Liquors - Wine - Balalaika Orchestra
21 Years in Business
certain chappie, yes?
Banquet Room Available
62 E. COLUMBIA
The Bent' Zacks are expecting
•
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their No. 1' very soon . . . Jeanel
Gorstein is coming back from I
at
Chicago to see Paul Green . . .
• STFAKF
• CHOPS
• LOBSTER
• SEA FOOD
the Bill Zrikower's bundle should
Open Every Day—Free Parking In Rear
sszs W. MeNI•HOLS RD,
arrive in early April.
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8160 West
BIRTHDAY TIME
Jefferson
We pause for our weekly
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birthday congrats to all our Choice Wines
and Liquors. Gypsy music for dancing Fortune Teller. Old
readers . . . Dorothy Markle, Continental Atmosphere. Kitchen under new management. Closed Mondays
Paula Clark, Ed Bard, Harry
SERVING FULL, COURSE DINNERS
Bravermsn, Aaron Sultan, Phil
RIBS AND CHICKEN OFF THE FIRE
Kaplan, Eve Becker, Wally Ton-
Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m.
kin, Rita Subot, Betty Rockaway,
BAR-B-Q
HOME MADE PINEAPPLE CIIEESE PIE
Penny Isaacs, Maxine Goodfriend
9050 Twelfth at Clairmount
WE DELIVER TR 2 - 8500
and Cornell Janeway.
Also, Lenore Lieberman, Israel
ILLER'S Sea Food and
Miskin, ..aexander Bnbkin, Herm
Luncheons from 75c — Dome from $1.25
Burton, Leo Applebaum, Ed
Steaks - Chops - Ocean Fresh Sea Food
Goldman, Sid Gorosh, Saul
Choice Wine - Premium Beer - Private Room for Parties
Scholnik, Bernard Cassel, Abe
On Woodward, one block S. of 7 Mile Rd. TO. 9-3760
Finegold and Eileen Bennett.
HOESKI"S
Serving the Finest Food at Moderate Prices
• Sparkling Entertainment, Dancing Every Night
Sheldon Chatlin's 21st marker
S
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Folk Group Sets
Roosevelt Movie

ROYAL YORK

Thursday, March 16, 1950

Refugee Builds a New Life
on Skill Learned Under Nazis

Often, in the greatest of mis- , other refugee, Joseph Baras, a
fortunes there lurks unawares a floorsanding company.
small drop of future luck.
Those who wish to try them
Take the case of Samuel Her- ocaanaraeancyhdtahye but psaantuyrda at yTY. 6-
-
skovic, 35, formerly of Czecho-
slavia, and now a new resident of
H. C.
Detroit.
Herskovic had built his life
about his small grocery store in
his town and his wife and two
children. But that life was rude-
ly destroyed one day when, in
Carl Friedberg, pianist, will be
1942, the Nazi masters of his the guest artist at the annual con-
country arrested him and shipped cert of the Center's music de-
him off to Austria for forced partment, Mrs. Royal S. Maas.
labor.
chairman of the music committee.
This was the beginning of his announced.
The concert has been schedule
misfortunes which mounted
steadily until in 1944 he learned for Wednesday evening, May 17
that his entire family had be en at the Art Institute.
murdered in the gas chambers of
Auschwitz.
Nordau Chapter, ZOD,
It seemed then that there was
nothing left, but the will to live Plans Amateur Show
is strong in a young man and
Nordau Chapter, ZOD, will
Hershovic continued working for hold an amateur show Wednes-
the Nazi officers, repairing and day evening, March 25 at the
maintaining their homes. With- Halvey Musi c Center.
out realizing it he was acquiring
Members of the three Zionist
new skills which were to form chapters will attend and com-
the basis of his future life.
pete for prizes. Movies taken in
In 1945 he was liberated and Israel will be shown.
returned to Czechoslovakia.
--
Eventually he remarried and in I A welcome gift for any occasion
1948 the Joint Distribution Corn- is a subscription to the Jewish
mittee brought him and his fain- Chronicle. Call WO. 1-1041,
ily to the United States.
After eight months in Detroit
17
seeking work in vain, Hershovic
took the advice of a. friend and
decided to utilize his skills
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