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THE JEWISH NEWS
Danny Raskin's
Listening
34TH HOLIDAY HOP at Jew-
ish Center will be `a Thanksgiv-
ing Dance, Nov. 17, with terpsi-
melodies of Stan Howard
There'll be six more _following
to complete the present series.
. . . Coming dance titles will be
Hanukah, W i n t e r, Hamishah
Asar b' Shevat, Purim, Passover
and Shevuoth.
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CANDID SHOTS. at a masqu-
rade party . .. Just a small few'
... Sol Schwartz wearing Barney
Oldfield's 999 on the back of his
prisoner suit, in probable subtle
reference that he just raced out
of the "jig" . . . Lois Landsberg
in splendor as an Arabian queen,
giving her first prize for the
loveliest costume : .. Al Blumen-
feld, with a long curled mus-
tachio, authentically rigged as a
Mexican Peon, with a sombrero
weighing more than the outfit
itself . . . Milicent Golden look-
ing more like Ginny Sims in
Spanish gown . . . Bernie Gor-
osh capturing first prize for the
funniest costume, dressed as a
little boy in red wig and short
pants . . Rae Ginsburg very
pert in full military blue ... Her-
shel Lewis looking every bit like
he saw "Mutiny on the Bounty"
three times . . Carol Harris
modeling what the well-dressed
farm lass would like to wear .. . .
Gussie Rimar cleverly dressed as
a little girl, winning first prize
for the most original get-up . .
"Chuck" Schwartz as a member
of a desert patrol . . . and filling
up on cider for another Sahara
trek . . Westerner Eli Sterling
letting us have fun with his real-
istisc-looking cap pistol . . Nate
Nelson as de ol' deacon, himself.
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BEST BET for the week-end
. . Armistice Dance of Julius
Rosenwald Post . . Nov. 9, at
Jewish Center . . . with Mickey
Woolf for the like-to-hear tunes.
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T9 SOMEONE living on Full-
erton between Dexter and Hol,-
mur, it's only good luck on your
part that no children were burn-
ed because of your carelessness
. . Burning leaves on the street
and going away without tending
the fire has caused untold acci-
dents . . . There should be a law
against guys like you! .. . .1f no
one had come along the
small kids were poking sticks in
the fire, one of them might be in
a _hospital today . . . or an un-
dertaker's parlor.
THE FELLOWS who took up
a collection after breaking a
table in the home of Violet
Roth at a recent Junior Hadas-
sah membershin party, will be
interested to know that she
graciously contributed the S31
to the Jewish National Fund
. . of which she is chairman
of Russell Woods branch.
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UNLESS MORE girls show up
for membership, there's a chance
that a fine organization may dis-
solve after seven years existence.
. . . Naomi Auxiliary of Bnai
Brith Young Women, once dy-
namic with 72 members has whit-
tled down to a mere nine, due to
circumstances beyond their con-
trol. .. . . Many girls in the com-
munity would be doing them-
selves and Bnai Brith a great
favor by again building this
chapter to its former lofty perch.
. Sylvia *Modiest- is president.
and gals, 18-25, are invited to a
membership tea, Nov. 10, 2 p. m.,
in USO Lounge of Jewish Center.
. . . Harriet Nochman, at TO.
8-6697,' is membership chairman.
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MAIL MAN'S DEPT . . . Mrs.
C. L., `Ir. S. M. S., M. L., 0. C.,
Mrs. F., M. C., and Mrs. H. S.
. . . thank you for expressing
sentiments on our behalf regard-
ing uncalled-for privileges being
taken by "mushroom syna-
gogues." . . .. The sooner we all
put a - damper on these "holiday
opportunists", the sooner there'll
be more Houses of God to accom-
modate everyone, if necessity
deems it . . . MRS. L.L., R. T.
As you infer, it really isn't
out business to concern ourselves
about what is used for a syna-
gogue during the holidays . . .
but don't you think it is being
made more of a business by
others
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GET ON THE MARCH! IT'S
the Red Feather parade to vic-
tory! Are you offering your
spare time to make the Com-
- inanity Chest a success?
Youths! Join the Junior Ser-
vice group! Everybody's doing
it • . . Don't be left without a
membership card!
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A TITLE for the girl who will
win the Beauty Personality Con-
test has yet to be decided upon
. . and we're all about ready to
begin using hair-saving tonic . . .
How's about some help?
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COUNCIL CAREER Group is
in for a rare treat sometime this
month .. . Patricia Stevens, of
the famed modeling school,
placed by many on a par with
; Powers, will take over one of the
group's sessions for what will
; prove quite an interesting even-
' ing . . . 'Twill be among the
large program of "Personality
Unlimited" planned by Council
Career for the coming months ...
THE NEXT Junior Hadassah
affair will be a Paid-Up mehi-
bership dance, Nov. 16, at Bnai
Moshe. . . . Good bet for Nov.
10 should be Remembrance Day
Dance of Windsor Branch 362
i of Canadian Legion . . . at new
Elmwood Hotel .. . Matti Hollis'
CKLW orchestra will supply the
rhythms . . . The major member-
ship drive affair of the season
for Detroit's Bnai Brith Young
Women is slated for Nov. 17 at
Jewish Center.
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Frohman Concert Tour
To Begin in Cleveland
Center Lounge Offers
Teen-Age Program
Mid-Western Concert Manage-
ment, 1101 Hippodrome Bldg..
Cleveland, h a s eng:-.ged Dan
Frohman, concert and opera bari-
tone, to make an
extensive tour -
throughout t h e
United States
and Canada in
concert* and re-
citals.
Mr. Frohman's
repertoire con-
sists of folk
songs, art songs,
ballads and arias
in six languages.
Last season Mr. Dan Frohman
Frohman appeared in opera and
in concert in Detroit. Clek'eland,
Columbus, Dayton. Erie, Cincin-
nati, Louisville and Lexington.
This season he begins his con-
cert tour with a recital in Sever-
ance Hall, Cleveland. next Wed-
nesday, and then travels east to
sing in Rochester. Syracuse and
Albany, N. Y.
The Intermediate Lounge of
the Jewish Community Center
has reopened for the 1946-47 sea-
son, conducting an informal teen
age program, canteen style, in-
cluding dancing, ping-pong, table
stunt nites,
games, occasional
amateur talent evenings and
youth forums.
It is open Tuesday and Thurs-
day evenings from 8 to 10:30 p. m.
and Sunday afternoons from 3 to
5:30 as a Jive Junction program.
The lounge is operated by a com-
mittee of the Intermediate Coun-
cil including Marilyn Warrat,
Herntan Engelman, Sheldon Led-
erman, and Anne Lesnick. Adult
supervision is provided by Roslyn
Hurwitz, Tova Snyder and Natal-
it Novak.
Jewish Center I
Activities
Chajes Leads Discussion
Julius Chajes, recently re-
turned from an extended- trip
overseas, will be the guest speak-
er at the Center Discussion group
on Wednesday, Nov. 13 at 9 p. m.
His topic will be, "The Romance
of Palestinian Music." Chajes
and Rosalie Gross, soprano. will
illustrate the talk.
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Form Choral Groups
A mixed choral group. under
the supervision of Julius Chajes,
center music director, is being
formed. A knowledge of music
is not necessary for membership.
Chajes has also announced the
formation of a community sing
group. Those interested in these
groups should call MA. 8400 or
leave their names at the main
desk.
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Teen-Age Talent Clinic
A Talent Clinic for teen-agers.
under the direction of Seymour
Simons. dance orchestra leader.
composer and show producer,
will be conducted at the Center,
it was announced by Sam Neu-
schatz, intermediate director.
Teen-agers interested in song-
writing and singing should con-
tact Neuschatz at MA. 8400 for
further information.
THANKS TO "A Subscriber"
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for suggesting that we check on
',Jan Pierce's sire name as being Table Tennis Tourney Opens
The Center's first postwar ta-
Perlmuth and not Pearlman, as
recently expressed in the column. ble tennis tournament starts Nov.
. . . According to Irving Teicher, 12. Entries must be in to Ruvim
who will present Pierce at Music Rabinowitch, games room direc-
Hall, Feb. 19, his name was tor. not later than Nov. 11. Entry
, fee is 25c. Prizes will be awarded.
Joshua Pincus Perlmuth
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Metropolitan appointment has
forced his Dec. 7 local appear- Journalism Class Continues
Harry Weinbaurre Center pub-
ance date, to be changed.
• • •
licity committee, will lead the
THE PREXIES of Wolverine third meeting of the journalism
Tile & Cabinet, Mac Kushrnan, cl as s Monday. Nov. 18, at 8 p.m.
Mark Denby and Marvin Raskin, in the Ginsburg lounge. Persons
were interviewing female appli- interested in learning the funda-
cants for the job of office man- mentals Of journalism are in-
class.
ager . . . One Amazonian crea- vited to attend
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ture had excellent references,
but the fellows didn't enthuse Mothers' Clubs Set Schedule
The Mothers' Clubs of the
atter she waddled out ... "I don't
think she'll do," said Mac, as ' Center announce the following
meeting
dates:
Mark nodded assent, "too much
Tuesday. 1:15 p.m.. members
of her in the first place." . . .
Marve added, "That goes for the will be the guests of Hadassah
at Temple Beth El to hear the
second place too."
dramatization of thelife of Hen-
rietta Szold.
Out of Town Guests Attend
Wednesday. 1 :30 p.m.. Wood-
Rosenberg Bar Mitzvah
v.- and Study Club begins series
Robert Burl Rosenberg. son of
of discussions on current events.
Mrs. Sylvia Rosenberg of Rosen-
Thursday. 8 p.m.. Davison
berg's Kosher Catering, was hon-
Mothers' Club. at Workmen's
ored at his Bar Mitzvah last week
Circle.
by the attendance of Mrs. Sarah
Tuesday. Nov. 19, 6 p.m., all
Himmelbaum of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
members will be guests at har-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Lowy and fam-
vest party of Federated Mothers'
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Greene
Clubs. Everyone will meet at
and family and Mr. and Mrs. I. the Center. and will leave for
Lowy and family, of Cleveland; the Franklin Settlement House
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shoenbrun at 6 p.m.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Monday. nt 8 o.m., Center Club
Shoenbrun and family, Mr. and will install officers at Butzel
Sam Shoenbrun .and family, and Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. David Shoenbrun,
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of Toledo; Dr. and Mrs. Harry H. Thanksgiving Hop
Goldberg and Dr. and Mrs. Na-
The next Holiday Hop will be
than H. Goldberg. Judah Lacher held Nov. 17 as a Thanksgiving
had the honor of cutting the Dance. Other dances are sched-
chala.
uled for Dec. 15. Jan. 19. Feb. 16
March 9. April 13 and May 18.
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. Saturday Night Dance
Zlotti Cooper wish to express
The Saturday Nite Committee
their appreciation to their friends will sponsor a dance Nov. 23 at
and relatives for their kiwi ex- 9 p.m. in Butzel Hall. Other
pressions of sympathy in tligiz dances are scheduled for Dec. 7
recent bereavement.
and 28.
Zim Exhibit Continues
At Community Center
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The Marco Zim Exhibit
of
paintings and etchings has drawn
such a wide variety of visitors
that the Center Art Committee
has decided to continue the ex-
hibit through November at the
Jewish Center.
Zim's "Autumn." "Springtime,"
"Cornfield," are poetry in color.
In a more sombre and reflective
mood, "Solomon the Wise." and
"Farmington," charcoal sketches,
reflect the more serious aspect of
Zim's work.
Mrs. David B. Weibe is con-
sultant to the Center's Art school.
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Mizrachi Parley
Rejects Proposals
To Partition Zion
ATLANTIC CITY (JTA)—The
27th annual convention of the
Mizrachi Organization of A mel-
ica adopted a resolution rejecting
proposals for partition of Ip;-les-
tine and "reaffirming the 1-1: - 1- 013 -
pal claim of an independent Jew-
ish state within its histor is
boundaries as ordained by the
Torah."
The vote on the resolutidn came
after a sharp attack on the pa, ii-
tion proposal of the Jc -,i,,ish
Agency executive by Leon Gell-
man, Mizrachi president, whC;
told the convention that the par-
tition proposal was a "fatal poli-
tical error." Reporting on his :e-
cent visit to Palestine, Mr. Gell-
man said that "the outside v.otld
has no conception whatsoever
the violent terroristic acts ol toe
British administration."
Gedalia Bublick. honorary p: es-
ident of the Mizrachi Orgin;2.a-
tion called on the forthcoming
World Zionist 'Congress to make
radical changes in the leader ship
of the Jewish Agency executive.
He attacked the present Zionist
leadership for its "weak. Sr_.:-)e-
less policies and defeatist atti-
tude." Rabbi Max KirshUum,
executive vice-president c,I 'he
organization warned
would be forced to leave the EAN-
ish Agency if the executive (lid
not follow a line agreed upon
by all Zionist bodies.
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Over 60 dealers from seven
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jewelry to lovely old furniture.
Beginning Friday, Nov. 8, the
show will last through Nov. 11.
The four day exhibit will be
staged in the Masonic Temple. All
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Doors are to be open 11 a. m. to
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FROM THE PAGES
OF
OSENBERG'S
Social Book
On these pages are inscribed the
weekly social events for v.hich
Rosenberg's Kosher Catering v,as
proud to serve. As "Creators of Pe: fret
Catering. - Bosenherg's takes pride in
Its ability to offer the absolute finest in
preparation and sersies for complf le
and thorough enjoyment of the oc-
,•asion.
I. Goldberg and Florence
MONDAY, OCT. '28
Kovialenick.
Shower for Dolore.
iaser.
Given by Mrs. Feinberg
THURSDAY. OCT. 31
Shower for Raynor Seidner.
TUESDAY. OCT. 29
Given by Mrs. N. Sampson
Card party of •alvarier Aid
and Mrs. Warnick.
Society. Marriage of I. aye
Simon to Larry Bader, at
SATURDAY. NOV. 2
Congregation Baal David.
Bar Mitzvah of Sidney Mit-
nick. Given by Mr. and Mrs.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30
Mitnick.
NOON: Shower for Sally
S.
Kaplan. Given by Mrs.
SUNDAY. 'NOV. 3
Semansky. Mrs. Mary New-
Bar Mitzvah of Robert Burl
Rosenberg, son of Mrs. Sylvia
man and Mrs. I. Greenberg.
Rosenberg of Rosenberg's
EVT:NING: Shower for Har-
riet Burras:ein. Given by 'irs.
Kosher Catering.
Congratulations and best wisfies to the honored
anc,e. It was .a.r priNilege to serve you and may
,e continue to do so at all your future social
t oe a wedding. bar mitz-
va• -rower or ir• no net. we are al,a , s ready to
n•o‘ide the "nest in catering beyond the most
desired satisfaction.
Sincerely yours,
Your Host
AL ROSENBERG
9925 DEXTER
TY. 4-9490