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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Friday, June 1, 1951
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Teen-Age Town Talk

Bond Manager

By MARCIA KLEINMAN

"GOOD, BETTER, BEST," de-
%•1 scribes one of Central's top
seniors—John Sobeloff, who just
heaped another honor on Ye Olde
Alma Mater and
himself by
walking off with
first place hon-
ors in the Mich-
igan Federation
of Labor spon-
sored essay con-
test. "How Or-
4
ganized Labor
H a s Changed
America in the
Marcia ,.
Last 50 Years.?
Oh, yes, besides the honors
heaped upon him, John was the
fortunate recipient of a $500
scholarship to the college of his
choice, either Michigan or Ober-
lin in Ohio, which certainly
is a prize worth winning.

Centralites and grads probab-

your teachers and your hours,
"but not your marks."
Despite this 'hindrance" Earl
seems to be doing all right—
don't you think? Outside of
school Earl shines in the sports
field—basketball is his favorite.
He is also a member of AZA
chapter Israel. A double hats off
to you, Earl!
• • •
THE AVONS HAD a mother
and daughter luncheon at the
Book Cadillac where each girl
presented her mother with an
orchid.
Dining for the rest of the
week on bread and water: Merle
Stoll. Karen Lipkin, Edna Zuck-
er, Barbara Goldberg, Ruth
Rubin, Lenore Reifman, Lois
Gauss, Ilene Glick, Charlotte
Me•kler and Marilyn Edelstein.
•• « •
THOUGHT FOR TILE WEEK:
A club is a place where min-
utes are kept and hours are
wasted.

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

by
111HY DO WOMEN buy things? in September .. • published
Vy Here are eight reasons that Viking Press.

were given by a merchandising
manager:
1. Her husband says she can't
have it.
2. It makes her look thin.
3. It comes from Paris.
4. Her neighbors can't afford it.
5. Nobody's got one.
6. Everybody has one.
7. It's different.
8. "Because."
Do you know any better ones?
Let's have 'em.

•

• •

EDWARD II. SINGER, 45,
New York City attorney,. has
been named resident manager
of the Detroit office of the
American Financial and De-
Israel, which is conducting the
$500,000,000 Israel bond drive in
the United States. He succeeds
Edwin L. Mayer. Singer has
been active in communal and
civic groups in New York and
served as president of the
Junior League of the Bronx
Hospital in 1928 and as presi-
dent of Rehoboth Lodge No. 89,
•
Bnai Brith, in 1937.

NITE LIFEING

Faces around the town doing
the spots . . . Ben Rothstein and
Charlotte Waterstone, Tommy
Rosender and Mary Soloman,
Lois Cohan and Dick Cohen, Milt
Green and Elaine Cohen, Dol-
ores Moss and Frank Nelson.
More twosomes . . Devera
Levin and Don Shapiro, Mel
Shapiro and Shirley Reider, Herb
Sillman and Rhoda Baskin, Jay
Forman and Rae Morganroth,
Shirley Gill and Stan Wolf,
Danny Schwartz and Eveleyn
Eppelblatt, Phyllis Glazer and
Nate Nelson, Steve Victor and
Vivian Levine, Elaine Pupko and
Ray Colman.

• • •
MORE RAMBLINGS

Danny Arnold switches from
selling luggage (Hollywood) to
the insurance game ... he's tied
up with The Travelers.
Dr. (Capt.) Ray Robbins due in
this week on leave from his post
at Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. , . .
Jeweler Morrey Roe's son-in-law.
Marlene Briskin got a chance
to do some narrating on WJR's
mobile disc jockey show.
Dorothy Strohl is back in town
after her lengthy stay in the
Windy City . . . Her going away
present was the theft of $1,000
worth of ties in her car.
Dearborn's jeweler, Morrey
Winston (also pres. of Detroit
Jewelers' Association) recalled
(way back) how he left on his
honeymoon trip to Chicagd with
50 bucks in his pocket . . . but
it didn't last long ... he was re-
lieved of it by stick-up men.
• • •

remember that same state-
wide contest was won last year
by another blue and white gal,
Alva Sachs, who is now using
* 4,
the winnings at U of M.
THE STAGS CLUB had a
When we chatted with John weinie roast last Saturday nite
the other day he heaped loads that turned into a house party
ANNIVERSARIES
of praise on his comp teacher that turned into a jaunt to Jef-
Mazel Toys to the Wallace
(and sponsor of the contest in ferson Beach Amusement Park.
Tonkins on their second; third to
Central) Mrs. Frieda Paperno, Walking in the rain:
the David Dickmans: the Ed Pat-
who is well known to all Cen-
tovichs celebrate their fourth;
Lloyd
Newman
with
Sharon
tralites for her constant guid-
it's No. 6 for the Lee Beckers and
ance and interest in their activ- Superstine, Danny Marcus,
the Al Schaffers,
Marty
Cohen,
Bugsy
Seigel
and
4,
•
ities and scholastic abilities.
The 26th to the Isadore Fields
Sheryle Hubar, Kenny Shevin
SHORT SNORTS
and the 28th for the Joseph
John is the son of Mr. and and Barbara Maldover, Howard
CPA Leo Sobel takes over the Schattens.
Mrs. Isadore Sobeloff of Muir- Shapiro with Marilyn Boren,
The Detroit Alumni Chapter of reins of the Henry Morgenthau
The Morton Shapiro's 11th an-
land avenue (Jewish Welfare Ronnie Seltzer, Ed Marks, Jerry
the Alpha Omega fraternity, the BB group and Harry Cohen niversary hitch included well
Federation's executive director). Laker, Al Gilbert and Diane
Den-
largest international Jewish
(Downtown Juice Bar) will guide wishers Leonard Brands, the
Further delving into John's Weingarten.
tal fraternity, recently installed the Detroit BB Bowling League Harry Eisenstats and the Bobo
, life we discovered that he also
An AZA chapter (527 North- its new officers.
for next season.
Shapiros 'round the table.
excells in school activities, tak-
• • •
Dr. Oscar Rosen of Cleveland,
ing a lead in the 12A play, re- west to be exact) had a wienie
Don Shapiro informs us on the
roast.
national
president,
administered
FAMOUS
LAST WORDS:
porting for the school paper,
name of 27-year-old Herb Gold's
Morley Cooper and Anita the oath of office. The ceremony new novel, "Birth of a Hero," due ''You can't do that."
and heading the proposed Club
Baker, Jerry Cohen and Louise was followed by a dinner and
La Salle.
Spare time (if there is any) Holtzman, Harvey Littman and dance.
Officers for the year 1951-52
finds John pickling eels in an Sue Goldberg, Lee Weisberg and
eel pickling factory on Tuxedo Idene Silver roasted wieners and are:
a rosy fire.
(or so he claims). Quite an oc- marshmallows round
Dr. Samuel Willis, president;
Mickey Zide and Fern Gault, Dr. Al Kaplan, vice-president;
cupation, eh what?
Sid Diamond and Judy Levey,
Congrats, John, you're a better Steve Plovan with Rhoda Leach, Dr. Allan Kline, recording . sec-
man than I (I should hope).
Harold Altman and Rhoda Sclar retary; Dr. Jack Lawson, treas-
• • •
urer; Dr. Nathan Gitlin, corre-
were also on hand.
sponding secretary; Dr. Gerald
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Earl, now vice-president of famous refugee ship which was
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