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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Thursday, July 13, 1950

Installed in Office

Campus and High Jinks

By HELEN TENNENBAUM

ttnEEP PURPLES' MUST have Small, of Dayton, Ohio; Charlene
J-1 been written with the view Pittner with Isaac Silberstein, of
of
Lake Michigan's sunsets in
Louis, Lorric Myerowitz and
Anniversary Mazel Toys to Dr.
ABOUT NOW ONE starts to
mind. Truly, no picture can do Armand "Army" Cohen, of Chi-
and
Mrs.
David
Kaftan
on
their
" receive scenic postcards and
justice to the
cago; Lorrie Silver of Detroit,
letters from his friends who are 26th hitch; it's the 19th to the
beauty!ancl:peace7:>
with Bob Goldberg of Chicago,
vacationing. It isn't long till the Norm Drostes; the 10th to the
found
out
here.
and yours truly with Kurt Herr-
desk is bulging over with these Irving Schiffmans and the Lee
We ran acrosr
mann from Brentwood, Mo.
pleasure-filled cards that can Segals celebrate their 7th.
some news from
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easily furnish enough material
Michigan . S tate
for a col'm.
This weekend the glamour spot
OTHER DETROITERS round the
which got us
It's wonderful to get away from of North Detroit's opens ... Col.
beach are Leon Serlong, Seymour
rather burned
the regular routine of everyday Maybohm's Parisan Terrace and
Sand wess, AI Edelson, Roberta
up (not quite as
activites. I was fortunate to visit outdoor Garden adjoining the
Alter, Sheldon Fishman, Marilyn
bad as the sun
Carousel
...
it's
a
romantic
spot
Colorado, called the nation's top
Goodman, Harvey Tennen. Dick
though).
state, the spot where the specta- under the stars and you'll enjoy
Stein, Dave Pearlman, and Jim
It seems that
cular rockies offer you never- the atmosphere.
Ilelen
Nasium.
a few weeks ago
ending time for play! Yes, Colo-
Note from Harry Boesky, boss
the annual Wolfern Boys State
Next week well have more
rado is really a wonderland with of the famed Boesky's restaurant,
State news from the great white sands,
the
at
place
took
its cloud swathed peaks, trout about his special mint Juleps and MRS. DAVID STORER was Campus under the sponsorship of till then have a good time where-
laden streams, impressive sights Frozen Dacquiris to cool you off installed as president of the the American Legion
ever you are.
of nature's grandeur where you'll during the hot spell.
Detroit League of the National
One
of
tell
Campus
newspaper
• • •
catch your breath at the endless
Home for Jewish Children, reporters discovered that the
GIFT FOR CENTER
miles of valley and slope and most READER CONTRIBUTION
Denver, at Knollwood Country
routine of the boys at the camps
In Ille:110I'y of the late Sidney
important the weather is dry,
Club. Other officers are Mes- was rather much like that of the
Nowadays, when the gal turns dames Oscar Grey and Sam
Stone, Maurice Aronsson has do-
exhilarating and healthful.
out the living room light, she Kane, vice-presidents; Lewis Hitler youth at their training.
nated $1,000 to the building fund
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turns on the TV set.
This opinion was expressed in of the Dexter-Davison Branch,
Carlson, Gerson Bernstein and
DOIN' THE TOWN
Sam Schuster, secretaries, and a.' editorial by the same person Morris Garvett, president of the
Twosomes on the prowl .
who started some fireworks on Jewish Community Center, an- .
Harry Jaffa, treasurer.
dancing Annette Gore and Bill
the State Campus. The members nounced.
Coll, Barbara Mann and Ben
of the American Legion came out
Fader, Jack Adelman and Gilda
with a furious attack on the au-
Warnick, Doris Wertheimer and
thor and accused him of Red ten-
Samuel H. Belkin was installed
Lou Disner, Flo Kozin and Paul
dencies.
as
president
of
Odessa
Progres-
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Here Is the
Rapaport, Jewel Greenspan and
sive Aid Society.
Michigan State's Mark Hannah
1
Herm Miller.
could do nothing to ease the sit-
Other officers are: Max Rosen-
More ... Millie Fox and Mike
uation in any way, and we feel I
Handelsman, Letty Hoffman and thal, vice-president; L. Wineman,
that he needs student support,
treasurer; M. Kopnick, financial
Phil Shaw, Marilyn Safir and Stan
News in Town!
yet the general policy of a stu-
secretary;
Hyman
Kaber,
record-
for
Gov.
Wil-
"Full
support
Dorfman, Helen Karbal and Sey-
dent
free
press
is
in
great
danger.
1
ing
secretary.
is
the
platform
liams' program"
mor Podolsky, Mel Alter and
Col. F. Maybohn
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Belkin appealed to the mem-
on which Leon
Mickey Roth.
Proodly Presents Eating in a I
bers to augment the funds spon-
ousens is seek- NEWS FROM SOUTH HAVEN:
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DIFFERENT PATTERN!
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sored this year. He pointed out
ng the Demo- Art Fligman, M.S.C. graduate
SHORT CON
ratic nomina- student, Herman "Rocky" Rock-
Joyce Kaplan is on a scholar- that $2,000 already has been paid
tion for state warg, Max Jasowitz, also of
ship this month at Brandeis Camp towards the society's $4,500 do-
nation
to
the
Allied
Jewish
Cam-
senator
from the M.S.C., and U. of Illinois' Bob
in Santa Susana, Cal.
New Parisan
paign and that substantial gifts
Fifth District in Goldberg and Jerry Kaufman and
Blake
and
Shirley
Shlain
Ilene
are being made towards the child
Ilerm
Teitel
are
all
giving
their
Outdoor Terrace
Detroit.
are off to Miami . • Marian rescue fund.
Cousens is ac- best to Mendelson's very popular 1
1
and Garden
(Selik) Gabe is in from Trinidad,
tive in the resort and the gals visiting there. 1
her baby will be born here.
Laurie Silver is the popular
Workmen's Cir-
Open Friday, I
Jeweler Bill Friedberg weds Community Art School
cle, the Jewish gal at the Michigan Beach Hotel 1
Barbara Hardy . . . seen every-
who
does
a
great
job
as
waitress
July 14
Labor Commit-
where together are Morrey Gold Celebrates 35th Year
tee, and the Am- but is even more in demand by 1 Enjoy your dinner In the open 1
Cousens
Thirty-five
years
ago,
the
first
II
and Diane Goldman.
ericans for Democratic Action. the crowd after working time.
• under the romantic setting of 1
Dr. Morrey and Lois Lipnik community art school in this
Some fellows and gals at a ter- ▪ the starlite or in the daylight
Cousens'
campaign
is
being
protected by the Carousel's
are in for a quick visit and then country was founded by a young backed by a committee headed rific beach party and wiener O
▪ giant umbrellas.
Russian immigrant, Abbo Ostrov-
back to Philly.
roast were Myra Glass with 1 The soot for luncheon. dinner
by
Leo
Polk,
representative
of
sky, as the N. Y. Times reported
away pleasant hours II
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or toe
the Amalgamated Clothing Work- Larry Burge from Chicago; Mar-
with short snorts.
recently.
I
lene
Fenkell
with
Alan
Teitel,
of
FAMOUS LAST WORDS
Open from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. I
This news is not without in- ers of America.
daily; Friday and Saturday to
I thought all the trumps were terest to Detroiters since Ostrov-
A. resident of Detroit since the Detroit; Jerry Stein and Charlotte
3 Lin.
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out.
Complete take-out sersire.
sky has been a regular exhibitor age of six, Cousens attended De-
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here since the founding 29 years troit schools and secured his law
. . . or if you prefer
FOR FAMOUS ITALIAN
OFF THE CM
ago of the Exhibition of Jews in degree from the Detroit College
for Your Meals I
FOOD AND DELICACIES
Nice chick that Lou Star was Art by Mrs. David B. Werbe.
of Law. He is married and has
escorting 'round form St. Louis
I
Since 1915, the school has been three children.
• The Main Dining Room
. Ben Katzman is lookin' for a
The
major
activity
of
his
law
under
the
wing
of
the
Educational
or the Gypsy Room
I
vocalist ... all aspirants can call
Alliance. There has never been a firm is representing unions and
Open as Usual
him at TO. 8-2907 for a chance.
I • Availdhle
for Banquets
he is counsel for telephone work-
Congrats to• the Saul Nymans fee for thsoe who cannot pay.
etc.
hotel and restaurant work-
ers,
addition,
Judith
7113
PURITAN
new
on their
I
ers, and other groups.
Drive Up Today and See
Gale weighing in at 6 lb., 2 oz.
Lula Bachman to Run
UN. 4-9816
This Unique Spot!
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Bob Sillman and a brunette
OPEN AIR DANCES
• CARRY OUT SERVICE •
were doin' some sharp stepping for Probate Judge Post
Lola E. Bachman, woman at-
Air Conditioned
The Jewish Community Center
to the rumba music.
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torney in Detroit, is entering the will hold open-air dances Tues-
I (2 blocks South of 14 Mlle Rd.) I
Open from 4 p.m. to 3 a.m.
PHONE LINCOLN 2-5000
The Shaarey Zedek YPS, Mas- race for Probate Judge in the day evening, July 18, in the out-
Closed Monday
ada group are teaming together September primaries.
door court of the Dexter-Davison
She is married and has three Branch.
this Sunday for a "Double Decker
Treat" at Kensington Park. The children. She has been practic-
a•O*00****•*• ■•■•
whole day will be taken up with ing law in Detroit for 20 years.
FOR THOSE WHO TREASURE
She
is
a
member
of
many
civic
EATING PLEASURE"
outdoor activities at this huge
Our Specialty—Steaks, Chops, Sea Foos
park. 9:30 ayem is the time to groups but has never before
Open doily from 11.30 a.m., including
meet at the S. Zedek's parking sought public office.
Sundays. Sntort and continuous enter-
Pork at Montcolm CA. 8310 tainment.
lot.
—
On the 23rd the N.west YPC Yetz-Cohen Post
Serving the Finest Food at moderato Prices
BOESKY'S
Night
• Sparkling Entertainment. Dancing • Every
gang will take off to their all day
Open sundays
• TIM., Rumba Night
Plans Bob-Lo Trip
Week Days 11:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.
outing.
No Cover or Mitt
Open Sunday 1 - 9:30 p.m.
Lou can cool off at the Yetz-
The Sol Yetz-Morris Cohen
Catering to Parties and Banquets—Closed Monday
'I U. 2-3553
Cohen JWVets moonlight cruise Post 530 and its Auxiliary will ENJOY YOUR DINNERS IN
15241 E. Warren at Barham
CAFE LOUNGE
this Sunday eve . . . boat leaves hold its second annual moonlight
AIR CONDITIONED
trip Sunday to Bob-Lo. Steamer
at 8:45.
COMFORT
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leaves the foot of Woodward
• SEA FOOD
• CHOPS • LOBSTER
• STEAKS
at
avenue at 8:45 p.m. Tickets may
BIRTHDAYS AND MUSIC
7525 W. f4cNICHOLS D.
Day—Free
Parking
In
Rear
Open Every
Grand Riyerataty .
Gladys Wohl, Rose Modell, be obtained from any member of
Dorothy Berenson, Emily Brown, the Post or Auxiliary.
.d, f and ChcoporfHouse
M ILLER'S A S , ecandFtoo
Hershel Harris, Herb Rosenberg,
or Y o u r
Harry Segal, Harold Hurwitz,
CATERING TO PARTIES AND BANQUETS
CLOSED MONDAYS
Seymour Milgrom, Marilyn Ham-
CARRY-OUT SERVICE — SELECTED BEER AND WINE
TO. 9-370
burger—Happy birthday!
On Woodward, One Block S. of 7 Mile Rd.

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

Odessa Society
Installs Belkin

1 Now!
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Leon Cousens
to Seek Seat
in State Senate

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MARIA'S PIZZERIA
RESTAURANT

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4426 N. Woodward I

OROMINNI*B

DINING AT ITS BEST

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HUND'S
RESTAURANT

Town Pump

SID'S

DANNY LAMBARD

Boesky's

Newly

remodeled

guished restaurant-delicates -

sen and bar

• Luncheon
• D inner
• Late Snacks

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12th St. & Hazelwood

TR.

2.4375

CA

distin-

RL ' S House

at Corby's

30?0 GRAND RIVER. Free Parking.
TE. 24600. Private Banquet Rooms.
Serving the World's Finest Steaks,
Chops and Sea Food for more than.k
26 years. All Reel aged In our own
cellars.

SERVING FULL COURSE DINNERS

Good, Wholesome
Food ... Served
in a Tempting
Manner!

BUDDY'S

RIBS AND CHICKEN OFF THE FIRE
Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m.

BAR-B-Q

HOME MADE PINEAPPLE CHEESE PIE

Robin Hood's

FREDSON'S
RESTAURANT

20176 Livernois (South of 8 Mile Rd.)

9050 Twelfth at Clairmount

WE DELIVER TR 2-8500

"GOOD FOOD ALWAYS"
Complete Home Cooked Meals—Breakfast-
Lunch—Dinners—After Theatre Snacks
Air Conditioned—Open from 4 a.m. to 2 a.•.
12117 DEXTER est. ELMHURST. WE. 5-MII

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