Ps 90 Twelve

THE JEWISH NEWS

Unveil Memorial
Plaque on Jan. 12 for
Sgt. Myron Rosenthal

ALL PICTURES submitted for
the Beauty Personality Contest
will be returned following de-
cisions of the judges as to who
the finalists will be . . . Their
names will appear in the column
. . Final judging will be held
at the Infantile Paralysis Ball of
Julius Rosenwald Post, Jan. 26,
at the Ft. Wayne Hotel. . . . No
more photographs will be ac-
cept‘•ri unless cause for delay
is explained.
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into the lap of hostess, wbo, em-
barrased but trying to pass it off
jocularly, remarked, "Gracious,
doctor, I don't know whether I
could trust you to operate on me
or not." .. . Our eminent surgical
man pulled himself up to full
height and said, "You, madam,
are no chicken!"
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NEW YEAR'S HOPES
THAT the "mushroom" syna-

LOOKING BACK ON 1946
HARRY WEINSTEIN married
th• girl who served him in a Cali-
fornni . . . Claire Neback
vvis crowned Queen of Hearts
at N(WW•St Hebrew Congrega-
tion VI'S a ffair. . . . Gershon
Kori,kow won first masters de-
gi , piano ever to be present-
ed l)v 1.V.Ivne University. . . It
folios.% ••1 recital at Rackharn Me-
rrua ;:fi•r his return from ser-
ng which time he never
toie.11•1 a piano! . . Sam Mor-
gan' h c;: me home from China-
sector the talk of the
Arr ., V wi nner of $25,000 in a
"ton, cube" game. . . What
th• Loys didn't know was that
aft , - c , the bundle. Sam
e - •:: •tiv $12.50 in American
mon.•\••• Harvey Barnett received
coin, n r ,ion for sticking to his
. . . Volunteered to
pl
f6r 390th Regiment
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v...s peaceful, then thtin-
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ghtning chased every-:
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i•.i.. , r but our hero. who
po-t during the flood
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knee deep in mud
an i pl
"On the Sunny Side
of iii , •
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Sam. Lou and
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returned from
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opened their now
ser,••..
P.-t'.ers
delicatessen-
fern
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here you net your
friervis ;Ind actually eat. too!

gues which seem to have become
a community fad, if nothing else,
are trampled upon before enter-
prising individuals conceive an
idea of chartering buses to trans-
port people while in prayer. .. .
That Isidore Sobeloff, executive
director of the Jewish Welfare
•Federation, grow that mustache
we've been asking for. . . That
more and more swell folks like
Dr. Martin Cowan, dental master,
and his charming wife also learn
their creed of "It's just as easy
to be friendly. - . . . That Sol
Schwartz, president of Junior
Service Group, forgets he is in
a courtroom and talks slower so
folks can understand a few
words! ... That groups planning
affairs start growing up and clear
their date with the Jewish Com-
munity Council to avoid conflist.
.. That many publicity commit-
tees also include publicity among
their duties. . . . That Harvey
Stone, hitting the big time, think
twice before coming back to the
home grounds and shunning those
who knew and helped him in less
glamorous years.. . .That Harvey
takes heed to the toast, "My old
friends never have new faces."

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THANKS TO the kindness and
understanding of good people, the
twi•e-wounded veteran, his wife
and youngster mentioned in last
week's column as living in one
room crowded quarters, unable
to find an apartment. will move
into a three-room site, Jan. 16.

Relatives and friends are in-
vited to attend the unveiling of
a bronze plaque in memory of
the late Sgt. Myron Rosenthal, 19,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rosen-
thal, 2479 Blaine, on Sunday,
Jan. 12, at 2:30, at Machpelah
Cemetery. Rabbi Morris Adler
will officiate, assisted by mem-
bers of Julius Rosenwald Post of
the American Legion.
Sgt. Rosenthal was a member
of the 715th Bombardment Squad-
ron, 448th Bomb Group, stationed

with the 8th Air Force in
England. He entered service in
1943 after graduation from Cen-
tral High School and went*ver-
seas in October, 1944. On Jan.
7, 1945, he was reported missing
in action, with his entire crew,
on a mission to Achern, Germany.
No trace of the B-24 plane or
any member of the crew of nine
has ever been located. In a let-
ter to his parents, President
Truman announced that Rosen-
thal was posthumously awarded
the Purple Heart and other
medals, including service stars
for participation in the Ardennes
and Rhineland,, campaigns.
Myron was a Chazon and of-
ficer of the Junior- Congregation
of Shaarey Zedek, a graduate of
the United Hebrew Schools, a
member of the teaching staff of
the Shaarey Zedek
Sunday

Friday, &smart 3. 1947

Parkside, Simons Hebrew Schools
Plan Elaborate Graduation Exercises

Elaborate programs are being
prepared for the two commence-
ment ceremonies of the United
Hebrew Schools.
At ,the exercises of the Park-
side Hebrew School, Sunday
evening Jan. 12, in the auditor-
ium of the Custer Public School,
the feature will be a Hebrew
play centered around the strug-
gle between the Hasmoneans
l 'and the armies
of Antiochus.
Also included in the cere-
monies are the giving of the
lighted candle, a symbol of the
Torah, by a member of the pres-
ent graduating class to a member
of the next graduating class;
valedictorian talks in Hebrew
and English, the greetings from
the Woman's Auxiliary, the He-

heretofore, present the first prise
of the all around best student, in
both schools.
The president of the United
Hebrew Schools, Abe Kasle, will
extend greetings. Diplomas will
be awarded by the chairman of
the Board of Education, Maurice
H. Zackheim and Maurice Lan-
dau. Rabbi Eliezer A. Levi, of
Bnai Moshe, father of one of the
graduates of the Simons School,
will extend greetings to the pu-
pils and their parents.
Ttie school chorus will be con-
ducted in the Parkside School
by Mrs. R. Roberg and in the
David W. Simons School by Ab-
raham Schachter.

brew Teachers Organization and
Kvutzah Ivrith.
The David W. Simons gradu-
ation, Sunday evening, Jan. 19, in
the auditorium of the Winterhal-
ter Public School, has for its
main feature a Hebrew play,
"Present Life in Palestine". In
this Hebrew play, which will be
preceded by a narrator who gives
the content in English, the mem-
bers of the graduation class will

87 Students Get Degrees
From Hebrew University

depict the life of the Chalutzim. terrorist activities in Palestine
At these exercises too, the candle and called for a "clean struggle"
ceremony and other traditional to achieve Jewish aims. He as-
numbers will be featured.
serted that blodshed detracted
Feigenson Brothers will, as from the "glory of our country."

School, and twice winner of
Philomathic Debating Club ora-
torical medals. At Central High
he was active in debating, the
choir and glee club and was on
the freshman baseball and foot-
ball teams. He also was a mem-
be• of Young Israel..
On the occasion of the yahrzeit
of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Rosen-
thal made contributions to United

FROM THE PAGES
OF

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Social Book

On these pages are inscribed the
weekly social events for which
Rosenberg's Kosher Catering was
proud to serve. As "Creators of Perfect
Catering." Rosenberg'• takes pride in
its ability to offer the absolute finest in
preparation and service for complete
and thorough enjoyment of the oc-
casion.

Hebrew Schools, Yeshivath Beth
Y e h u d a, Yeshivath Chachmey-
Lublin. Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, Young Israel, Philomath-

ic, Telshe Yeshivah, Jewish Na-
tional Fund and Mizrachi Child
Rescue Fund.

Parley Considers
Anti-Semitism

`W.\ D LIEBMAN became
Brith Youth Organi-
7at , on .. Mothers Day and oodles
of exli a kisses for our favorite
NEW YORK, (JPS) — Mori
her (question mark)
than 1,000 Jewish welfare and
Livorit• son . .. Samuel Rubiner
communal leaders from all over
eleci• d president of the Jewish
the country are expected to at-
Cent,. . Elyse Zeme's mother
tend the first national -conference
saw fir i new hat and demanded
to evaluate anti-Semitism in the
to know whiit it was' ... Dorothy
United States, to be held in St.
Laz teaching at Central, saw
St. Louis, Jan. 4 to 6, by the Joint
la (1 paw ing notes around room
Defense Appeal of the American
and sent him one herself, threat-
Although Emmett Lavery was Jewish Committee and the anti-
ening punishment unless he stop- primarily interested in dramatiz- Defamation League Bnai Brith.
ped . . Back came another note ing the life of Oliver Wendell
Among the speakers at the
complimenting her on her hand- Holmes when he set out to write opening session will be Mayor
writing Toebe Miller and the "The Magnificent Yankee" which Aloys P. Kaufmann, of St. Louis,
never to be forgotten incident at Arthur Hopkins will bring to the Ralph E. McGill, editor of the
The Jewish News when she took Cass theater on Monday evening, Atlanta Constitution, Donald
a classified ad on the phone from with Louis Calhern in the role of Oberdorfer, national chairman of
a man selling a house and almost the great dissenter, he was care- the Joint Defense Appeal, JIM1-
swaltni•ed her gum when he re- ful to include an understanding tice Meier Steinbrink, national
peated the address It was portrait of Holmes' friend and chairman of the Anti-Defamation
her home' . . . Jules Goldsmith colleague on the Supreme Court League and Major B. Einateia
quit 20 years of dental practice bench, Justice Louis Brandeis.
who will welcome the assembly
for secret desire . . entertain-
For the role of Brandeis, Mr. on behalf of the local Jewish com-
ment and Hollywood. . . . The Hopkins selected Richard Bowler, munity.
pipperoo about Jerry Bloom who a veteran actor who appeared for
meclumically answers the phone five years with Jane Cowl.
Diserisaination at Coliustbia
at Perry Bag & Barrel Co. . . .
Lavery allows Holmes to ex- Denied by Dr. N. At. Butler
For obvious reasons, she changed press his viewpoint on racial
her reply from "Hello. this is
NEW YORK (JTA) — Dr .
prejudice in a scene of "The
Perry's Bag - to just plain. "Per- Magnificent Yankee" wherein Nicholas Murray Butler, presi-
ryes." . . . Sammy Mandell. Mark Henry Adams expresses his mis- dent emeritus of Columbia Uni-
Fisher. Jack Sternthal, Sid Pol- givings about President WiLson's versity, denied that the institu-
hover and Charlie Dubin left for appointment of a Jew to the tion practiced discrimination
band opening at El Rancho Vegas Supreme Court. Even the Court against applicants of any race,
Hotel in Las Vegas, Nev. (Dubin, itself might not be too dis- color or creed. In an address to
by the way. is back in Detroit.) appointed, he suggests, if the an alumni luncheon, he said that
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Senate refuses to confirm the scholastic rank and qualifications
were the criteria
admitting
• HELEN (change of nose) nomination.
officials.
Rainii in New York with friend
"Nonsense," replies Holmes. "A
of Milton Berle; who asked dur- few of the brethren may not be
Try Our
ing perf , a man•e, "What the h— keen for Brandeis. But it's his m,
Fames*
kind of an audience did you
Delicacy,
ideas they are afraid of—not his mr
bring me? . . . She doesn't even religion.
Beef a La
Stroganoff
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laugh when I'm serious!" .
"If Brandeis had never fought
Friend told him that Helen had
Gregory
Movisi, pies
just had her nose fixed -anl the utilities, if he had never •,•
Russia. Gypsy
. . Berle taken the part of labor, if he
couldn't mo•
Maisie
"Oh, that's different. hadn't been quite so successful at 11,
re —tm
But the next time you bring a it• they would have called. him a' •
girl, make sure she has her other nice Jew—and accepted him.
"The Jews have given a lot to
nose with her!" . . . The local
surgeon who was invited to din- this country and one of their
ner and the hostess, feeling he prize contributions is Louis Bran-
would be the logical choice, ask- deis—and if I were Wilson I'd
ed him . to carve the chicken. . . . hang on until hell freezes over—
The bird slipped from the platter and then skate on top of it."

New Play at Cass
Includes Portrait
Of Louis Brandeis

of

JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Eighty-
seven diplomas were awarded at
the commencement exercises of
the Hebrew University of Jerusa-
lem.
, Dr. Judah Magness president of
the University, in his address to
the graduating class, condemned

SATURDAY, DISC. 211
EVENTING: Cousifts Cleh divi-
ner.

WROWNSDAY, DOC. 116

Mrs. M. Stern and H. Lee
Stern of Clarksburg. W. Va.,
eeeerhained ley Mrs. Room-
berg.

SUNDAY. DEC. 211
NOON: Marriage of Rose
Rapoport to Rudolph Weil.
EVENING - Bar Mitzvah of
Robert Levy, given by parents.

THURSDAY, SRC. M

MONDAY. Mit% 3*
Shower for Sylvia Firestone.
given by family and friends.

Shower fctr Sonia Havis. giv-
en by Mrs. Ribiat and Mrs.
Berg.

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