V al Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01Ho Junior Allied Drive Plans Victory Fete PHIL ROTHSCHILD As the Junior Division prepares for its final report meeting in the 1950 Allied Jewish Campaign and victory dance, Sunday eve- ning, at the Jewish Center, Jew- ish young adult pledges to the Campaign are showing 127 per cent increase over 1949 contri- butions. More than $3,000 was checked in at the first report meeting last week to bring the Division's total to nearly $24,000. Sharing top honors at this meeting among the 12 divisions in the Junior Cam- paign were divisions A-4 and B-12, headed by Joan Goldstein and Sonia Ribiat, respectively. Each division brought in $507. At the end of the first report meeting, Madeleine Levenberg's Division, B-9 led the others with 25 per cent of its slips covered. • Teitlebaum telling us that Kenny Teitlebaum has just been install- ed as president of the Brandeis- Masada of Savannah, where Ken- ny is finishing his three years of service with the U. S. Air Force. a • * Teen-Age Sophisticates By HELEN TENNENBAUM itQLEEP TILL NOON" sounds NOTES 'ROUND TOWN: Doro- like good advice for any- one who can afford it but wheth- thy Davis was given a Sweet Six- teen party at the Book-Cadillac er or not you on Saturday, April 15. Best of belong to the everything Dot, even though this fortunate f e w is a bit late . . ..Bonnie Weis- who may enjoy berg, a Central senior recently this luxury you played the lead in the Wayne can all enjoy the Circular presentation of a one reading of Max act play, and we hear the gal was Shulman's la t - really terrific ... Ralph Chicorel e s t : "Sleep has one of the leading roles in Till Noon." "Three Men on A Horse" to be Because this presented at the Art Institute by creation, by the the Wayne Theater on May 5, author of "Ze- . 6, and 7. Helen bra Derby," Here's an announcement that "Barefoot Boy With Cheek," and "The Feather Merchants" is so another. gay Cabaret Night will delightfully different and in our take place on May 13 at the Ma- opinion such a perfect satire of sonic Temple. There'll be a star some of the middle class doings studded show of young Detroit that your reporter with the aid talent including many Central- of Sue Eisler obtained an all ex- ites and alumni. We suggest that you purchase clusive interview with Max Shul- your tickets from any member of man. This spright and eager lad who the Young Adult Guild, or call The second annual medical ball graduated from the University Bev Goldfine, TO. 9-1178 or you will be held at 7 p.m., Saturday, of Minnesota in 1942, and now is may purchase them from your May 13, at the Hotel Statler. the despair of many teenage fans, reporter. a a a The event is sponsored by the (gals especially) is the proud Phi Delta Epsilon and Phi Lamb- papa of four little Shulmans and CENTRALITES ARE REALLY da Kappa medical fratenities and has a very charming wife. Our able to enjoy many activities the Maimonides Medical Society author family lives in West Port, thanks to the Parent's Association as a social get-together for Jew- Conn. where he's an officer of and May 5 has been set for the ish physicians. day of a P.A. sponsored Barn Dancing will follow dinner and the local PTA. • a a Dance. reservations may be made by In addition to the square danc- WE WONDERED if one of our calling UN. 3-5638. ing in Central's gym from 8:30 favorite current authors desires to 11:30 p.m., there will be an in-. to achieve any particular goal or termission floor show featuring. send any special message via his books to which the very pro- local talents. Betty Greenfield and the Leonard Barrons. a a a well-known doctor. I'm won- PHILALUJAHS dering what he means by "prop- Bill Berman and Madaline erly done." • • • Brody are married. Detroiter Iry Goodman in LA NAMES IN THE NEWS Boots Kaltman, popular SDT has hooked up with a Calif. firm. Coupled up along the avenue: gal at the U of M campus, re- ceived the treasured Phi Beta Phil Grossman and Sally Gross, Kappa key, and was admitted Frieda Weinstein and Lou Disner, into that renowned group of Rosalyn Wohl and Joe Glasier, scholars . . . On the speaker's Freddie Greenspan and Elaine roster with Elmer Davis, Boots Polozker, Iry Yackness and Lois delivered a speech at the 42nd Levin. a a a Phi Beta Kappa initiation dinner MORE FROTH then went on the next AM to Mim (Weinberg) Anoff in from receive honors in the Motor Board, the women's honor socie- Chicago, tells how the Charles- ton's popularity is climbing and ty. The sheet music and records is almost the social thing there. Harold "Cupie" Weiss almost are out on Jack Fine's newest . . . "Today, Tomorrow and For- didn't enjoy his dinner at a re- ever" . . . Victor, Decca, MGM cent nite club . • . the place ran and Columbia will record the bal- out of coffee and Weiss had to lad which we hope will skyrocket leg it over to his restaurant to get a supply to keep the guests Jack to the hit parade! Saretta Mosher spends time happy. Sam Shrifrin is working in a with the Bosco Settlement House as a social worker . . . Dickie shoe store in Rochester, N. Y. • • Sanders has been accepted to the U of M Med school . . . baker CHEER: When a bald headed actor can Jack Freed sells out his interests win an Oscar, a lot of us who are and is vacationing in Calif. Morrey Brodsky who's been thinning out on top take heart. away from home for three years has just popped into town for a short visit ... he's in Reno pro- moting with the Sanford Adler Enterprises. LITTLE WHITE LIES: "I'll take care of it•personally." Phyllis Pullberg, 12-year-old • • a dancer, actress, and concert pian- ist, will be the soloist at the an- SOCIALS ON TAB: The "Northern" or the former nual May luncheon meeting of "Bill's Hide Out," out Woodward the Detroit Section, National way, will be the site for Social Council of Jewish Women, to be Inc's next assemblage on Sun- held at 12:30 p.m., Monday in the day evening, April 30. Its object Rackham Memorial Bldg. Mrs. Herbert Smith is chair- is for both sexes to meet and have fun informally only as Social man of the hostesses committee. Still a child, Phyllis has re- Inc. knows how to provide it! The Center's holiday hop theme ceived city wide acclaim, winning this Saturday will be the celebra- in the Junior Division of the Cho- tion of the 2nd Anniversary of pin Contest, sponsored by the Mu- sicians League of this city, ap- the State of Israel. pearing with the Detroit Civic • • Light Opera Company, and also WEEK END NOTES Observations: Jeweler Morrey on a weekly radio program. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hen- Safir all browned up from Miami ry Pullberg, Phyllis is a pupil . Fred Fox bubbling over about his recent tour of Havana . . . of Betty Kowalsky, and under the auto dealer Max Lebow.in town supervision of Julius Chajes. In addition, announcement of from Muskegon . . , insurance new officers and board members, man A. H. Max telling 'bout be- will be made at this meeting, as ing an advertiser for 15 years in well as the annual report of the the Chronicle when he was in the president. auto game. Mrs. Ralph Levy, TO. 8-4590, The GKC actives beat the alums in the annual "basketbol" game, 49-38. The Mu Beta Chi's have set up an 85 buck scholarship for some Bus Ad student, according to Al Eichler. The Music Study Club Choral Kappa Nu's new home will be under the direction of Dan Froh- the Dr. Nesbitt's former resi- man, will sing a solo group at dence at 805 Oxford Rd. the Michigan Federation of Musi- Francis Kaye takes the featur- cians' Convention which takes ed role in a charity opera sched- place Monday at St. Joseph, Mich. uled next month at Music Hall The soloists are Mrs. Bernard . . , barrister Norm Robbins ex- Lachs and Mrs. Maurice Feldman. pands to his new suite in the The delegates to the convention Dime Bldg. are Mrs. A. R. l3rasch, president, Twosomes - Dating: Syd Hal- and Mrs. Ezra Lipkin. Mrs. Leon- berg and Irwin Cohen, Jean ard Hack is chairman of the chor- Stein and Mark Taub, Ed al. 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