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HAVE YOU made your Allied
Jewish Campaign contribution?
. • • If you have, millions of our
people in Europe thank you .. .
All they want is a chance to re-
build their lives after the terror
and suffering they went through
. . . No one can deny it to them!
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FRANK SINATRA may be a
swoon-crooner and all that .. .
but talk with him for just a few
minutes and you'll realize he's
one of the swellest guys you've
ever met . . . For him, being a
successful singer serves a two-
fold purpose . . Making a good
living for his wife and two chil-
dren . . . of whom he speaks
with great devotion . . . and the
'influence it affords him in pro-
moting inter-racial betterment ...
He speaks with a sincerity in his
voice that is real and means
every word he says about "mak-
ing this world a better place
for your kids and mine to
live in."
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BEST BET for the weekend ...
Final Holiday Hop of the season
. . . in the Jewish Center audi-
torium, May 19. . . . with Phil
Brestoff on the melodies.
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ED LANDERMAN'S golf part-
ner last week was really off his
game . . . and Ed had all he could
do to stop their caddy from snick-
ering . . . When he burst out into
gales of laughter, the partner
turned and glared . . . "If you
laugh at me once more," he said
sternly, "I'll hit you over the head
with a club." . • . "If you did,"
tittered the youngster, "you prob-
ably would use the wrong club."
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THE TWO FAIR lassies who
asked for and received souvenir
menus at Brothers, last week,
were Rita and Dulce Yanovsky of
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil . . . on a
four month stay in the U. S. . . .
They're in Detroit visiting their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Yanovsky of Monterey
Ave. . . From the land of the
torrid samba they bring smiles
that do more for the good neigh-
bor policy than all the ambassa-
dors on expense accounts.
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SPEAKING OF Brothers eatery
. . Harold Gliss, likeable fellow
behind the counter, at one time
was half of a well-known piano
team with Mickey Zinstein . . .
They captivated nitery goers with
their duo-rhythmic antics • . .
with four hands tickling the
ivories of one piano.
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LITTLE BOBBY is about five
years old . . . His eyes snapped
wide open when he spied a Pek-
inese ... Feeling that it was some
sort of dog, he turned to his
mother for confirmation of his
suspicions . . . Assured that it
was a dog he frowned disgusted-
ly and snorted, "Well, SOME dogs
really LOOK like dogs."
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THE YOUNG Zionist group,
Z.O.A. Number One, deserves a
big hand for a swell job in main-
taining the vast social program
they had planned ... Harold
Weisman is their president and
they meet every other Thursday
at the Center . . It's a co-ed
group and open for new members,
with Jack Kape at the member-
ship helm.
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DIS 'N DATA . . Employes
of Sam's are agog over the cafe-
teria being installed in the
new store ... Say it'll be one of
the finest around these parts .. .
Blanche Weiner and that Mt.
Clemens fellow are engaged for a
near-future marriage • . . Rumors
of the Beth Aron Synagogue
building being sold are decidedly
untrue! . . . David Brasch is the
captain of Central High's tennis
team which has yet to lose a
match.
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DR. MILTON W. WHITE likes
to tell about the doctor who, fees-
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Friday, May 17, 1946
ing the need in the particular
case, called in a specialist .. .
He informed his patient, who
agreed to have the specialist look
him over . . . After a thorough
examination, the specialist looked
at the sick man and said, "Your
illness, sir, promises to be an un-
usual one. In fact, I think it will
serve to enrich medical science."
. .. "Now wait a minute, Doc,"
said the man, firmly as he strug-
gled to a sitting position, "I ain't
gonna pay ye no more than the
regular $10 fee."
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THE BAND FOR the Junior
Service Group Victory Ball .. .
in the Masonic Temple, Tuesday,
May 28 • . will be Phil Brestoff
. .. Take a tip and get hold of a
ticket as soon as possible . . .
'cause a huge crowd is expected
and doors will close as soon as
capacity is reached.
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RESERVATIONS FOR Nation-
al Council of Jewish Junior din-
ner-dance in Penobscot Club,
June 1 . . . must be given as soon
as possible .. . Call Pearl Shan-
born, TY. 4-4780.
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MRS. FRANCES MINTZ hit
the jackpot in obtaining enter-
tainment for Detroit Women's
Service Club Mothers and Daugh-
ters banquet . . . at Lachar's,
May 21 . . . The prograni sched-
uled is terrific . . . We'll do the
M. C. chores for the evening.
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DATE OF June Jamboree of
Junior Women of Mizrachi . . .
Altara Chapter . . June 8, at
Belcrest.
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TALK HAS it that a public
dignitary will be on hand at the
Jack Winokur Post Spring Dance
Saturday, May 25, in the Grand
Ballroom of the Book-Cadillac
.. Tommy Marvin will be there
with that fine band of his.
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VETERANS are versatile . . .
entering every field of effort .. .
note progress being made by
Rube Collier's All-Veteran, All-
Union, Band . . . a call to UN.
1-7260 will get you excellent
musical arrangements.
Poppy Headquarters
Opened by Rosenwald
Post and Its Auxiliary
Julius Rosenwald Post and its
ladies auxiliary has opened Pop-
py headquarters in the election
booth on the northeast corner of
Lawrence and Dexter. It is now
open to register volunteers.
Commander Max Ornstein
states that: "Proceeds from the
2,000,000 Poppies to be sold on
Thursday, May 23, by the Amer-
ican Legion and Auxiliary, will
go, in part, to help buy food,
clothing and shelter for the needy
children of World War I and II
veterans. Records show that last
year 23,376 such children in
Michigan were given aid by the
Legion and Auxiliary at a cost
of $150,000.
One of the outstanding features
of the statewide child welfare
program is the American Legion
Children's Billet at Otter Lake
where thousands of orphaned
and unfortunate youngsters were
cared for during the past 25
years.
Truman Praises JWV
For Promoting Unity;
Memorial to Be Sunday
Grace Lightsey, a cosmetician
in Shapero's General Motors
Building drug store, has been
awarded a certi-
ficate of merit
for attaining the
highest grade in
a n educational
training course
conducted by
Beauty Fashion
magazine.
A 11 cosmeti-
cians in the f
Shapero drug
stores participat- Grace Lightsey
ed in the course and were award-
ed Beauty Consultant Certificates
after successfully passing the final
examination..
Miss Lightsey has been con-
nected with Shapero's for the last
12 years in the General Motors
Building store.
Pfc. Meyerson Home
Pfc. Leo Meyerson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. S a m
Meyerson, r e -
cently was dis-
charged from ac-
tive service. from
the army. He
served in Europe
and the Pacific
for 2 8 months.
He is now at
home with his
parents at 3710
Pfc. Meyerson
Richton.
Capt. Stone Discharged,
Reopens Dental Office
Discharged from the army with
the rank of Captain, Dr. Samuel
B. Stone has opened a new -office
to resume the
practice of den-
tistry at 5 4 3 4
Michigan.
Dr. Stone en-
tered the service
in March,- 1941,
and went over-
seas with t h e
32nd Division's
112th Cay. H e
participated i n
Dr. Stone landings at
Woodlark, New Britain, New
Guinea and Leyte. He was
awarded the Purple Heart for
wounds suffered at Aitapie. His
campaign awards include the
American Defense, Pre-Pearl
Harbor, Southwest Pacific, Phil-
lipines Liberation and Victory
Ribbon and Medical Combat
Badge.
A graduate of the University
of Michigan Dental School, Dr.
Stone is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Isadore Stone, of 3860 29th St.
Dr. Becker Out of Army,
Resumes Practice Here
Dr. Abraham Becker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Becker of 3000
Tuxedo, has returned from active
service and has resumed the prac-
tice of medicine at 76 W. Adams.
In service three and a half
years, Dr. Becker, who held the
rank of major, served for three
years in Europe and Pacific and
saw service in Japan.
JWV Urged to Boost
World Congress Vote
The obligation of every Jewish
War Veteran to participate in the
22nd World Zionist Congress by
purchasing a shekel and casting
his vote for the American repre-
sentatives to the Congress has
been voiced by Isidore Ginsberg,
New York State Commander of
the Jewish War Veterans of the
United States.
Director of Zion Sick Fund
Coming to Raise Hospital Funds
PARIS, (JTA) — Dr. - Samson
Shertok, director of the Jewish
NEW YORK—President Harry
National Sick Fund in 'Palestine,
S. Truman, in a message of good
arrived here en route to the U. S.
wishes and greetings to the Jew-
to raise $1,000,000 for a new hos-
ish War Veterans of the United
pital.
States on the occasion of their
51st annual memorial exercises,
to be held Sunday, lauded the
role played by the organization
Registered Public Account
in helping maintain and preserve
Bookkeeping and.
the free institutions of "democ-
racy " in this country, in the past
Accounting Service
and during the present period of
Phone TY. 6-7673
(=Weal readjustment.
AARON M. KATZ
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Reuben Cottler Director
Of All-Vet Orchestra
The musical versatility of 10
veterans of World War II has
drawn the group together and
has resulted in the formation of
the ' All-Veteran
union orchestra
under the direc-
tion of Reuben
Cottler.
Among the!i'',
veterans are men
who have seen
action in the Pa-
cific and Euro-
pean theaters of
war.
The orchestra Reuben Cottler
is accepting reservations for all
events. Those desiring to contact
the orchestra should call Reuben
Cottler, UN. 1-7260.
Chaplain Arnoff
Killed in Accident
NEW YORK—Chaplain (Cap-
tain) Nachman S. Arnoff, 46, a
veteran of 18 months in Europe
was killed in an Army truck ac-
cident at Camp Kilmer, N. J., en
route to a processing center for
discharge. Announcement o f
Nachman. . Arnoff's death was
made here by Rabbi Aryeh. Lev,
director of the National Jewish
Welfare Board's Committee on
Army and Navy Religious Act-
ivities (CANRA) which recruits
rabbis for service as chaplains.
Chaplain Arnoff, a graduate of
the Jewish Theological Seminary
of America and a member of the
Rabbinical Assembly, was sent- to
Europe on Dec. 31, 1944. He ser-
ved in Italy and just before his
departure he was tendered a com-
munity tribute by the Jews of
Leghorn for the work he had
done in their behalf. For the
past two months he had worked
extensively on rehabilitation for
displaced persons ; with the ap-,
proval of his commanding officer.
Chaplain Joseph Ginsburg of
Camp Kilmer accompanied the
body to Cleveland, where burial
took place, May 12. Rabbi Bar-
nett R. Brickner officiated. A
memorial service also will be
held by the Association of Jew-
ish Army and Navy Chaplains
at the Spanish and Portuguese
Synagogue, New York, on Mon-
day, May 20.
Chaplain Arnoff leaves a wi-
dow. Prior to entering the ser-
vice, he was rabbi of Congrega-
tion Bnai Israel, Chicago.
Shapiro Heads Army
Bremen Boxing Team
Pfc. Jack Shapiro, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Shapiro of 1960
Taylor, has been named manager
of the American Army Boxing
Team in Brem-
en, Germany, it
became known
here upon ar-
rival of a copy
of the Bremen
Post Command-
er.
Jack expects
to be released
from the army
soon but will re-
main as mana-
ger of the army Pfc. Shapiro
clothing store in Bremen. Until
his arrival in Bremen he was a
member of the boxing team of
the 29th Division, and had won
all matches in which he partici-
pated. Last year he was Europ-
ean lightweight champ and had
defeated the Canadian army
champion in his division.
Before entering the army he
was active in the Jewish Com-
munity Center of Detroit.
Discharged from Navy
The following have been dis-
charged from the Navy at the
U. S. Naval Personnel Separation
Center, Great Lakes, Ill.:
Lt. (j.g.) Aaron Friedman, 6415
Webb.
AMM 3/c Eugene R. Levine,
1941 Gladstone.
Sl/c (N) Seymour Seltzer,
13620 Michigan, Dearborn.
S2/c Robert C. Strub, 9711 W.
Outer Dr.
Ens. Frederick Weissman, 2969
Fullerton.
Jack Winokur Post's
Spring Dance May 25
Lt. Jack Winokur Post of Jew-
ish War Veterans, of World War
II will hold its first annual Spring
dance in the Book-Cadillac hotel
on Saturday, May 25. Music will
be supplied by Tommy Marvin
and his orchestra. Tickets may
be obtained from members or
from Grinnell's ticket office.
All proceeds of this dance will
be used in re-habilitation work
for veterans of World War II.
National JWV Auxiliary
President Feted in City
Mrs. Alice R. Gihrian, national
president, visited the Michigan
Department of Ladies' Auxiliaries
of Jewish War Veterans, May
5-7. She was the guest of Eli
Levin Auxiliary, was entertained
at brunch by the state president,
Mrs. Birdie Rosenberg, and was
honored at a dinner by Ladies'
Auxiliary 135 and at an open
meeting.
Greetings were' extended by
Mrs. Helen Benjamin, American
Legion; Mrs. Helen Klett, Dis-
abled War Veterans; Mrs. Mary
King Kloon, Veterans of Foreign
Wars; Harry Madison, command-
er of Michigan JWV department;
Samuel Rhodes and Harry
Schaeffer, past Michigan state
JWV commanders.
Installation of Bale JWV
Post This Sunday Evening
Tony Weitzel has been invited
to be guest speaker at the instal-
lation of officers of Pfc. Joseph
L. Bale Post 474 of Jewish War
Veterans on Sunday evening, at
JWV headquarters, 8212 12th St.
All interested are invited.
Lt._ Jack Winokur
Post No. 268
Jewish War Veterans
World War II
Presents
Its First Annual
SPRING
DANCE
Musk By
TOMMY MARVIN
Saturday, May 25
Grand Ballroom
Book Cadillac Hotel
12 Valuable Prizes
Admission $2.50 Each, Tax Inc.
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