Frida9,'March 22, 1946
I ewish Youth's
LISTENING
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By Danny Raskin
STILL ANOTHER community-
ite is wending his way toward
national fame . . This time its
20-year-old Jimmy Lip ton .
Since being named "Radio Find
of the Year" by Radio Daily,
trade magazine of the wireless,
he is a much sought after lad for
drama roles via the air waves
. . • The Central High graduate
. . cliss of '44 . . . was on the
"Lone Ranger" program before
entering service . . and follow-
ing his discharge was cast on
"Henry Aldrich" . . . Then came
the break which brought him the
Radio Daily award for his role
as a Psycho-neurotic war veter,
an on a CBS coast-to-coast
broadcast of "Assignment Home"
. . . At the rate he's going, Jimmy
will have a hard time breaking
away to study law . .. his real
love.
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YOUR "TOO LITTLE TIME"
IS NEEDED—FOR THE BIG
DRIVE.
* * *
BEST BET for the weekend
. . is the Spring dance of the
Young People's Society - of
Shaarey Zedek . . . in the S. Z.
social hall, Saturday evening .. .
with melodies by Jules Klein.
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EVERY MINUTE . . HOUR
. . . OR DAY IS VALUABLE!
* * *
DISA 'N DATA . . . The Junior
Home Relief affair, last week,
was what the doctor ordered for
week-day social-starving corn-
munity-ites . . Just a nice in-
formal party given at the Jewish
Center, and managed so everyone
was assured of one swell time
. . . Think twice before betting
so much per hole with Phil
Silver ... Before coming to De-
troit. six months ago, he was one
of the finest golfers in Ohio .. .
and shoots in the low 70's . .
Staff of the North Detroit Gen-
eral Hospital will celebrate Sec-
ond Anniversary, April 24 . . .
Almost all the doctors are Jew-
ish . . . If sitting behind a
feather-bonnet at the movies is
annoying . . . how about being
seated next to a guy happily
munching on peanut brittle! .. .
We're going back to see the
picture . . . someone said it was
good.
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YOU CAN HELP . „ . WHAT-
EVER YOU. DO WILL BE IM-
PORTANT!
* * *
AL IS A wounded veteran .. .
He and Shirley have been mar-
ried four years . . . Their daugh-
ter, Fay, was born a few days
after he entered service in 1943
. . . Neither has parents to go to
. . . They are forced to live in
one room . . in a miserable
neighborhood . . . with the priv-
ilege of using the kitchen twice
a day . . He has a good job
with a concern who takes pride
in his work . . . But what good
Reliable
THE JEWISH NEWS
is it when he sees his family in
such circumstance? . . . Al isn't
the kind of guy to be bitter .. .
but who can deny him the right
to be? . . . This is altogether dif-
ferent from what they said he
was fighting for!
* * *
JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Ann
Brod and Raymond Leiter will
say "I Do" June 30 . . . Elaine
Silverman will marry Bob Gott-
lieb . . . and Thelma Silverman
weds Harold Goldberg in • a dou-
ble wedding, June 26 . . . The
girls are • twins . . . The long
looked for marriage of Julie Ad-
ler and Eddie Sparage will be
held April 7.
* * *
WHEN THE CHIPS are down
. . . and their fullest cooperation
is needed . . . Jewish youth in
Detroit has no equal . . any-
where . . . This is a broad state-
ment but take it from our com-
munity elders that truer words
were never spoken! . . . This
year's Allied Jewish Campaign
will again prove it . . . The call
for workers is still being an-
swered . . . without hesitation
.. . and more and more are of-
fering their services . . In one
sentence, Bluma Nagler gives
the ‘ best explanation why . .
"Because the campaign is also a
test of Jewish faith in one an-
other .. and youth is proud of
their opportunity to show how
much they have!"
* * *
THE NEW Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue on Thatcher and Wyoming
is the dream come true of a group
of people whose patient efforts
throughout the years has finally
made their vision a long-awaited
reality . . . The congregation is
made up of the folks who met
for services downstairs in the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Levine and Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Marolgis . . . The synagogue was
named after the father of Mr.
Margolis, who is president of the
men's club . . . a family dinner
will be given by the Sisterhood
in May.
* * *
L 0 I S GENDEL, 13-year-old
Durfee student had the biggest
thrill of her young life .. . was
selected Queen Esther at the In-
termediate Purim Dance- of the
Jewish Center, last week a . .
the unanimous choice of the
judges—Dell Welcome, lovely
HIAS Aid Permitted
To Enter British Zone
FRANKFURT, (JTA) —Brit ish
authorities have granted per-
mission for Morris Kraicer to
enter the British zone of Ger-
many to represent HIAS there
and at Bremen, departure point
for immigrants from the Ameri-
can zone to the United States,
Ilya Dijour, HIAS director for
Germany and Austria, announced
here today.
Graicer, a former secretary of
the Canadian branch of HIAS,
will handle "non-quota" and "pre-
ferential" immigrants, who are
the only immigrants from the
British zone permitted to enter
the U. S. under President Tru-
man's directive facilitationg im-
migration of refugees and dis.
placed people.
songstress appearing at Lee 'n
Eddies, "Chuck" Gershenson and
the writer . .. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gen-
del of N. Martindale Ave . .
Miss Welcome gave
the kids
something to whistle about when
she yielded to their urgent re-
quests and sang two numbers
in glamorous gown and all . . .
She loved it when the boys let
out with the hubba-hubbas.
* * *
THE HORENSTEIN boys are
finally opening their super-de-
luxe delicatessen-restaurant . . .
on Dexter and Leslie . . . this
Tuesday, March 26. Sam, Lou
and Max are the brothers . . .
which is what the place will be
called . . . and if any felloWs
deserve success, they certainly
do! . . . Each has an honorable
discharge. . . , but they'll con-
tinue to serve us.
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Earlier Deadlines Set for
Two Passover Week Issues
Passover will be observed during the week of April 15
through April 22.
The first Passover Seder will be •observed on Monday
night, April 15. The first two days of Passover fall on Tuesday
and Wednesday, April 16 and 17. The two concluding days of
Passover occur on Monday and Tuesday, April 22 and 23.
On account of Passover, our readers and publicity writers
are asked to note the following holiday deadlines:
For our issue of April 19, all copy will hive to be in the
hands of the editor before 2 p. m. on-Friday, April 12.
For our issue of April 26, all copy will have to be in the
hands of the editor before 2 p. m. on Friday, April 19.
Copy reaching our office after these deadlines will be
retained for later issues if timely.
Masada Planning
Spring Dance ARM 20
Young Women's Mizrachi
Fashion Show Wednesday
Masada, young men's Zionist
organization, will have its an-
nual Spring dance on April 20 at
the Old Colony Club. Music will
be furnished by Jimmy Strauss'
orchestra. The community is in-
vited.
Leonard Baruch, president of
Wayne University's Mackenzie
Union, is general chairman of the
arrangements committee. He is
assisted by Bill Fitzerman, print-
ing; Jerome Ash, patrons tickets;
Hershel Levin, booklet; Marvin
Hoffrichter and Ernie Veis,
tickets.
Proceeds will be used for the
Jewish National Fund, for the
Palestine forest being planted by
the national organization,
in
honor of servicemen. •
Young Men's Z. 0. is open for
Mrs. Jack Dunn is ticket chair-
man of the Young Women's Miz-
rachi Fashion Show and Lunch-
eon to be held Wednesday, March
27, at Webster Hall.
Mrs. Sol Strager and Mrs. Har-
ry Shuman are chairmen of the
affair. Proceeds will be used to
further the constructoin of the
Children's Village in Rahanna,
Palestine, which will house 500
additional refugees.
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membership to young men, 18
to 30. Meetings are held semi-
monthly at the Shaarey Zedek.
For information call Myron Mar-
golis, secretary, TY. 7-3045.
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