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PHIL ROTHSCHILD
WONDER AN editor starts
N O pulling
his hair when the
old ... I'm due for a change.
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complaints begin to roll in at the SOCIALS
On Dec. 16, the Charles and
misspelling of a name . . it's
hard to keep up with the new Aaron Kogan JWV post hangs
out the invite for their turkey
trend.
For instance . . . the name party at the JWV Home.
On the 17th, a Hanukkah cele-
"Shirley" may look rite on paper
bration
dinner will take place at
but there's the gal who has
changed it Shir Lee or even Shirl. the NW Hebrew Congregation.
Larry Cranz, Mary Berman and
We've picked up a few that Merve Mangle representing the
sound the same but are spelled Tri Three Dance Committee of
differently . . . Dorothie, Doro- Wayne, Mich. State and U. of M.,
thea or Dorothye. Then there's announce that their affair is
Elaine, which can be written also scheduled for Friday, Dec. 22 at
as Elayne, and the same for Jane, the Ionic Temple with an ork
or Jayne, or Janie.
. . . $2.50 per couple is the tab.
A few for the males ... George Call TO. 8-8725 for info.
or Georg, then Jeffrey could be
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Jeffery, Jefferey or Geoflry .. . FAMOUS LAST WORDS .. .
and not to mention John and
"0. K., just one more, but make
those who use Jon.
it a short one."
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IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL
BIRTHDAY MUSIC .. .
Boys and gals seen down dat-
Happy returns of the day to
ing lane ... Alice Blumberg and Harold Langberg, Milt Shore,
Iry Corby, Herbie Schwartz and Jack Caminker, Paul Oppenhein,
Miykey Woolf, Jerry Ackoff and Ralph Epstein, Herb Drilich,
Rita, Marin, Naomi Zitomer and Mitch Bloom, Robert Greenberg,
Ben Fader, Janice Lutz and Ger- Bernard Brody, Paul Richman,
ry Rice, Al Crafton and Belrose Gene Weiss, Manny Seigel,
Elkowitz, Herb Bistrow and George Millet, Evelyn Pollack,
t'hyllic Levy.
Norm Berkley, Milt Drapkin,
More twosomes . . . Newton Mary Tamaroff, Harold Goldberg,
Burroughs and Harriet Weisberg, King Gennis and Norm Kagan.
More . . . Martin Segal, Sam
Ned White and Connie Sedar,
Sam Kaplan and Annie Schein- Hoffman, Lou Cohen, Oscar
berg, Al Koenig and Louise Edi- Gibbs, Sanford Hirshfield, Sam
son, Harold Lefton and Bev. Lieb, Roy Lancaster, Adele Mil-
ler.
Charlip.
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Now for some Anniversary
Mazel Toys ... Bill Haftkas, No.
PEOPLE AND PLACES
Little did the audience of fath- 4; Arnold Bermans, No. 5; Leo
ers and sons at a recent banquet Glantzes, No. 8; it's the 9th for
in Dearborn know that the prin- the Iry Davis' and more greetings
cipal speaker, Morrey Winston, to the Irving * Cohens.
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was the father of two gals .. .
LATE
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but, his speech must have been
Don't forget to contribute to
powerful for Morrey promptly
received an invite to talk at an- the Jewish War Vets. "Give a
other fathers' and sons' shindig. Gift to the Yank Who Gave" cam-
Although Mrs. Iry Segal won a paign.
19-inch TV set at the annual De-
troit Jewelers Ass'n. Banquet, she
donated the set to the Percy
Jones Hospital. The jewelers
shindig this year turned out to
NEW YORK— (Special) —The
be the most elaborate dinner-
dance affair of the season . . • Court of Appeals of New York
Fred Simmons is retiring prez. State upheld, by unanimous de-
It's a 6 lb. 15 oz. baby girl for cision, the conviction of two New
kosher meat dealers,
the hSerwin Lutz' of Chicago York City each
for selling on Sun-
(she's the former Annette Stern fined $10
of Detroit). The kid styles her- day, in violation of a state law
prohibiting certain sales on the
self, Karen Toby.
The Buddy Jacobsons are Sabbath.
The American Jewish Con-
honeymooning in Havana . . .
Joyce Keywell is in Miami .. . gress, which fought the case of
Mary Dee has transformed Eve the defendants, Sam Friedman
Barack's hair to silver blonde and Sam Praska, both of the
lower east side of New York
. . . it's the rage now.
City, up from Special Sessions
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through the higher courts, said
LETTERS
Thanks to Al Koenig of MCA the case would be carried to the
for the comments on the col'm., U. S. Supreme Court.
It has been the stand of the
glad you like it . . . to Henry
Sandig, your letter was interest- defendants that since Saturday
ing and we appreciate your kind was their holy day and since
remarks. To M. W.: Yes, I'm older they did not do business on Sat-
than you think ... the pic at the urday, they had the constitu-
head of the col'm is 'bout a year tional right to sell on Sunday.
N.Y. Meat Dealers
Lose Sunday Case
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Wyn Garden. to Render Songs
at Landsmansehaften Parley
Wyn Garden, Detroit soprano, secretary of the Jewish Hospital
will be guest artist at the confer- Association, who will speak on
once on community services, "Two Major Concerns—the Jew-
sponsored by the landsmanschaf- ish Hospital and Care of the
ten of Detroit under the auspices Aged."
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
Other speakers will be Albert
at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Jewish
panist 1 Elazar, associate superintendent
Community Center. Accompanist of the United Hebrew Schools,
will
be Vivian
Alex
Belkin, Kozenn.
chairman of the whose topic is "Jewish Education
lin Detroit," and Leon Kay, past
landsmanschaft section of the Al- ' president of the Zionist Organiza-
lied Jewish Campaign, will pre- tion of Detroit, who will discuss
side.
"I s r a e 1: Philanthropy, Invest-
Others who will participate in ments, Loans and Bonds."
the program include Samuel H.
Joseph Heideman, chairman,
Rubiner, Federation president; and Morris Malin, co-chairman,
Isidore Sobeloff, Federation exec- of the promotion and conference
utive director, who will discuss attendance committee, have been
"How Federation Serves the Com- engaged in calling presidents of
munity," and William Avrunin, the 67 landsmanschaften to ex-
tend an additional invitation to
DARWIN CANVASSER was
each society to send a delegate to
installed as president of the
the conference. Mrs. Pauline Lie-
Isaac Agree Memorial Society
berson, of the Skverer Relief So-
at its 29th annual Hanukkah
ciety, is serving as chairman of
banquet Dec. 10 at the Park
the refreshments committee.
James
I.
Ellmann,
attorney
and
Avenue Penthouse. Other offi-
leader
in
numerous
Jewish
and
Miss Garden, who will present
cers installed were Edward
Zatkin, vice-president; Nathan civi ccauses, was re-elected presi- Yiddish and Hebrew songs, has
Spector, secretary; and Allen dent of Knollwood Country Club been heard as soloist with the
meeting of the board of di- Detroit Friends of Opera Com-
G. Agree, treasurer. At the at a
Dec. 6.
pany, was recently soloist with
same time, Mrs. Marvin Stearn rectors,
Ellman is a former associate the Center Symphony Orchestra
was installed as president of
justice of Highland Park and a
the Rachel Agree Memorial former assistant attorney general and last month was featured in a
concert for the Music Study Club.
Society. Other officers installed
of Michigan.
were Mrs. Nathan Spector,
He is past president of the
vice-president, Mrs. Nat Can- Jewish Community Council and
FOR FAMOUS ITALIAN
vasser, recording secretary; has served on the board of the
FOOD AND DELICACIES
Mrs. Ralph Greenbaum, cor- Detroit Round Table of Catholics,
responding secretary; and Mrs. Jews and Protestants, the Detroit
Allen G. Agree, treasurer.
Service Group and the Commis-
sion on Community Inter-Rela-
tions of the American Jewish
Congress.
7113 PURITAN
Other officers elected by Knoll.
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wood for the coming year are
Members of the Jewish Wel- Harold H. Gilbert, vice presi-
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fare Federation will be notified dent; John Isaacs, secretary;
Air Conditioned
of how their gift to the 1950 Al- David Tann, assistant secretary;
Open from 4 p.m. to 3 a.m.
lied Jewish Campaign will read Joseph Gendelman, treasurer, and
Closed Monday
in the Year Book, which is now Ben Tolmich, assistant treasurer.
being prepared.
The Year Book is an honor roll
of the men and women by the
thousands who gave, each in ac-
Serving Hungarian and American Dinners.
cordance with his wishes, to sup-
Music by Geza Sandray and his Gypsy Or-
port those services and to meet
chestra - Dancing - Catering to Parties, Ban-
those needs which we all deem
our communal responsibility,
quets, etc.
Samuel H. Rubiner, president,
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Full Course Dinners. Lunches and Carry Out Service
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Friday, December 15, 1950
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Serving the Finest Food at Moderate Prices
Night
• Sparkling Entertainment. Dancing Every
• Open Sunday
• Tues., Rumba Night
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Famous for our Corned Beef Sand-
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ILLER'S Sea Food and Chop House
SPECIALISTS IN DELICIOUS SEAFOOD DINNERS
FAMOUS FOR STEAKS, CHOPS AND CHICKEN
Room Available for Parties and Banquets
Closed Monday
Choice Varieties of Beer and Wine
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