Friday, February I, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

L. E. Good to Give
Center Tea Talk Jewish Youth's

LISTENING

Lawrence E. Good, director
of the Detroit Inter-American
Center, will be guest speaker at
the Tea Talk at the Jewish Corn-
munity Center,, Woodward at
S
Holbrook, on Sunday
at 3:30
p. m. , on the subject "Latin Am-
ericans—Neighbors or Friends?"
A native Ohioan and a gradu-
ate of Oberlin College in 1938,
Mr. Good resided in South
America from 1938 through 1944.
Four and a half years he spent
in teaching in Callao, Peru and
La Paz, Bolivia, and two years
as a Secretary for a large copper
corporation in the Andes of Peru.
During vacations he traveled
extensively through Peru, Chile,
Bolivia, Argentina and Uruguay.
In March, 1945, he became
director of the Detroit Inter-
American Center, an ,organiza-
tion striving to promote in the
Detroit area a better understand-
ing of the Latin American re-
publics and peoples.
Tea Talks of the Jewish Corn-
munity Center are sponsored by
the women's activities com-
mittee in cooperation with Bnai
Brith Business and Professional
Women, Bnai Brith Young Wo-
men's Council, Business and Pro-
fessional Division of Hadassah,
Junior Hadassah, Junior Home
Relief and National Council...of
Jewish Juniors. Mrs. William
Isenberg is chairman of the Wo-
men's Activities Committee.
The Council of Jewish Juniors
will be hostesses this Sunday
afternoon. Miss Bluma Nagler,
president, will be chairman.
The musical program will
feature Olga Merchut, pianist.
Tea Talks are open to all
women of the community with-
out charge.

Jewish Center
Activities

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By Danny Raskin

THOSE GREAT athletic broth-
ers and all around good fellows,
Herman and Mickey Fishman,
will have "A dream come •true"
when their new Camp Mich-
igama has its July opening up
north near West Branch . . .
Every letter to each other while
with the Navy overseas contain-
ed some mention of it . . . with
plans to reach for the moon .. .
Mickey would spend what little
time he had to draw maps . .
and Herm was thinking up ideas
for the greatest- boys camp in the
whole wide world.

Both Herman and Mickey are
among the top athletes in the
history of Northern High and
the University of Michigan . . .
When Herman says, "We'll make
ball players out of any kid, 6 to
16 years old," he knows what
he's talking about! Other than
being terrific basketball players,
they were among the leading
college baseball players in the
country . . with Herman also
flinging from the port side in the
Piedmont and International Lea-
gues • . . just a step from the
majors . . . and becoming assist-
ant to Bennie Oosterbaan, coach
at Michigan .. . Mickey led the
Western Conference in pitching
three years ago . . . Both have
gone to camp since they were
six years old . . . which means
that Camp Michigama is going
to benefit from a lot of actual'
experience.
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THE Valentine Dance by the
Young People's Society of North-
west Hebrew Congregation will
have Bobby Grayson for the
rhythms . . . Feb. 2, in Jade
Room of Detroit-Leland . .
We'll be there to judge for the
"Queen of Hearts."
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THE FOUR sabers hanging in
the studio of Bela de Tuscan
were brought from Japan by
Milford . . . as souvenirs for
brother, Byron, fourth ranking
fencer in the country.
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THE TWO COURTS at the
Jewish Center will again hold
the State A.A.U. Handball Doub-
les Tournament in March . .
The courts -are held in such high
esteem by the Amateur Athletic
Union that it has become a year-
ly "must" for that tournament
to be played there.
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DR. FELIX ROSENWACH re-
turned from service last week
after flying so many miles that
he is still shaking stars from his
hair. Flew from Korea to Ja-
pan . . . to Honolulu . . . then to
San Francisco and home . . .
"I'm certainly glad to be back
on my feet, again", he remark-
ed.

THANKS FOR ALL those
grand birthday cards . . . Sure
is wonderful what just a slight
remembrance can do to a feller
. . . like a little doughnut and
Center Photography Club
coffee surprise party given us by
Assigns Work in Dark-Room
The Center Photography Club, the gals in The Jewish News
under the leadership of Sid office . . . Thanks to Dena Gold-
Baron, meets on Tuesdays at 8 smith, Toebe Miller, Florence
p. m. Marvin Slaft is president;
Ruth Brenner,• secretary.
- The club is open to all Center
members interested in photo-
graphy. Assignments for work in
Affidavits of Support Properly Prepared
the dark-room are now made
through the , club. Different
groups of the club are assigned
to various parts of the city to
photograph interesting scenes.
NOTARY PUBLIC
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Births

Twersky Relates
Sabbath Tales at
Cultural Program

Sleeper and Eve Kapper . . . it
was swell! And thanks, especi-
ally, to the one person who has
never forgotten • . . The one to
whom our every birthday will
be a lasting tribute . . . to dear
mother.
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JEWELRY DEPT. . . Flor-
ence Eisner, third place winner
in our Personality Contest, will
marry Mike Miller in March .. .
The military-style wedding of
Ruth Hoffman and W/0 Richard
Tischler of New York at the
Shaarey Zedek, Feb. 26, will be
without the overhanging swords
. . . Synagogue ruling says no
weapons.
* * *
. IF ANYONE finds a little black
book filled from cover to cover
with feminine names and • data
. . .• it was lost by a- recently
returned veteran • . who needs
it very badly. Made nine dates
from it and four years away has
blotted his memory for addresses
and phone numbers. It will also
tell him whom the dates were
with!
* * *

Jan. 11 — To Capt.. and Mrs.
Jack Lawson (Ruby Davidson),
a daughter, Linda Rochelle.
Council-Center Affair Set
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Jan. 18—To Capt. and Mrs.
as Mlava Malka This
George Charnas (Mildred R.
Sunday Evening
Feldman), a daughter, Maxine

Louise. Capt. Charnas is sta-

The Mlava Malka arranged by tioned at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
the joint Yiddish culture com-
* . * . *
mittee of the Jewish Community
Jan.
18—To
Mr. and Mrs. Ab-
Council and Community Center

raham J. Rosenshine of 314 N.

Flores, Los Angeles, formerly of
Detroit, a daughter, Ruth.
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Jan. 21—To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Cash (Violet Bonin) of
18441 Prairie, a son, Douglas
Paul.
* * *
Jan. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Bur-
ton Grossman (Beatrice Smith)
of Chicago, Ill., a daughter, Gail.
* * *
Jan. 21 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Sims (Lucille Mintz) 980
Whitmore Rd., a daughter, Bar-
bara Joan.
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Jan. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
ney Robius ' (Mae Cohen) a
daughter, Wendy Jo.

ABRAHAM TWERSKY

will be held this Saturday even-
ing in the Center auditorium,
beginning at 9 p. m.
Abraham Twersky, teacher,
poet and authority on Jewish
lore, will tell stories and anec-
dotes relating to the observance
of the Sabbath, drawing on his
rich store of knowledge of Jewish
ceremonies and traditions, and
of Hassidim.
I. Zemel will be master of
ceremonies at the program to be
conducted with the audience
seated at tables sharing in a
traditional Mlava Malka "seuda."
Cantor Robert Tulman will

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sing Sabbath night songs. Sadie
Cooper Braver, violinist, and the
Community Center Modern Dance
Group have also selected Sabbath
music for their parts in the
program.
Seats are being reserved for
members of organizations which
have secured tickets in advance.
Others may purchase tickets at
the Center if seats are available.

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Look's Like Rain
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The Hay Ain't Pitched

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Mothers' Clubs Program

The mid-winter program of the
League of Jewish Women's Or-
ganizations will be held Feb. 11,
at 1:30 p. m., at Temple Beth El.
The Brightmoor Community
Center is sponsoring a Valentine
Party to which Mothers' Clubs
members are invited. It will be
held Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 7:30
p. m., at 22027 Fenkell,- Bright-
moor Community Center. Ask
presidents for reservations.
The annual luncheon of the
Woodward Study Club will be
held Wednesday afternoon, Feb.
13, at the Jewish Center.
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Rabbi. Fram to Address
B. & P. Group Wednesday

"Religion in the Modern
World" will be the discussion'
subject at the meeting of the
Business & • Professional Dis-
cussion Group at the Jewish
Center next Wednesday. Rabbi
Leon Fram of Temple Israel will
be the guest speaker. All young
adults in the community are in-
vited. A variety of subjets is dis-
cussed. Meetings begin promptly
at 9 p. m. There is no admission
charge.

Stark, Simons, Miller
Head Historical Group

At the first meeting of the
newly appointed City of. Detroit
Historical. Commission, George
W. Stark was appointed presi-
dent of the Commission; Leonard
N. Simons, vice-president; • Dr.
Ray Miller, secretary.. . .--.

For Appointment Call TY 5-6641

10017 Cascade

Great Concert and Theater Performance

Under the Direction of

JACOB BEN-AMI

Arranged by Jewish National Workers' • Alliance of Detroit

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 8 P. M.

Jacob Ben-Ami will be assisted by the following pr'ominent
SARAH ASNATH-HALEVY, Palestine Singer
JACOB MESTEL, Noted Actor
AL HARRIS, Noted Reader and Declamer
MAX LIJBETSKY, Pianist
The concert wit feature one-act plays by H. Leivick, the historical drama
"Shlomo Malko" by David Pinski; monologues from Sholem Aleichem
and I. L. Peretz. ,
Tickets are now available from M. Dinsen, secretary of Branch 79, 6518
Hamilton, MA. 6367; B..Kumow, secretary of Branch 114, 15036 Muirland,
UN. 1-7054; H. :Mondry, secretary of Branch 137, 2565 Blaine, TY. 6-i589.

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Migdars
Barn Dance

THE . SPEAKER OF 1946

Under Auspices of Men's Club of Congregation Bnai Moshe

Dexter at Lawrence

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8:30 P. M.

DR. SALO BARON

Formal: Please Wear Shoes

Authority on Jewish History, Literature and Institutions

ORCHESTRA AND CALLER

Tuesday Eve., February 5th, 1946

`The Modern State andtheJews'

Admission $1.00

Tickets Available at

Congregation Office

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