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LISTENING s
Danny Rciskin's
FINALISTS in the Beauty
Personality Contest may be
named next week . . . will re-
ceive prizes at the Julius Rosen-
wald dance, Jan. 26, at the 214
Wayne Hotel . . Until the list
is available, we'll say no more.
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MELVIN TICHDC, 6-year-old
prodigy of the downbeat, whose
tiny hands just about whip the
drums to a frazzel, took the play
away from Gene Krupa, recently,
by sitting in with the master of
the skins and holding the spot-
light for 10 minutes .. . The son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tichik
of 1601 Taylor, Melvin even had
Krupa biting his gums in rhythm
and grinning from ear to ear .. .
He's been hitting everything in
sight since he was 2 years old,
practically being raised on Krupa
. . . and now, since being with
the maestro, Mr. and Mrs. Tichik
can't get him away from the
drums! ... His school is planning
a jazz concert for him . . . and
he'll put on a show for the Faygo
annual banqueteers, Jan. 18, at
the Book-Cadillac.
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JEWELRY DEPT. . . Maxine
Steinman and Sidney Rosenberg
are engaged . . . Leonard Share
will wed Adele Isaacs of New
Jersey, sometime this year . . .
Ruth Richman is wearing an en-
gagement sparkler from Ken
Levick after a recent column
,.`'maybe."
Gladys Rapoport and Al Blum-
enfeld climax a whirlwind ro-
mance with a couple of carats ...
Sarah Matz will soon wed Buddy
Manson . . . Goldie Lipson and
Sam Rosenstein are engaged . . .
Miriam Weinstein and Jules Gor-
don will wed sometime this sum-
aner.
"SMILIN' ED" SIMON was
crowned King of the Jamboree at
Junior Service Group's grand af-
fair ... Selected through process
of elimination with Monte Korn
doing the stage brush - offs in
poetic fashion.
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BiG SURPRISE of Infant Serv-
ice Group's Dinner-Dance, Jan.
22, at Book-Cadillac, will be en-
trance of "Betty Grable" ... Lots
of light-top cuties in the group
and each blonde thinks the other
to be the Grable of the night .. .
'Twill be a mystery till the stage
show . .. which President Elea-
nor King is rehearsing with the
capable aid of Pat Walsh ... Ray
Gorrell will supply the melodies
. . The work of Infant Service
Group .will, of course, benefit
from proceeds of the affair.
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DISA 'N DATA . . . Another
big Holiday Hop is being readied
at the Jewish Center for Jan.
19 .. . featuring the melodies. of
Bobby Grayson . . . Thanks to
Ken White, ass't manager of the
Statler, for being the kind of a
swell guy folks are proud to
know . . . When he recently in-
jured his* leg, people were more
concerned about it than Ken,
himself ... Don't miss "The Jol-
son Story" . . . We've seen it
twice and are just about set for
another trip . .. Everyone is in-
vited te, the Al Rosenberg-Sarah
Chaben -wedding reception, Jan.
12, at Rosenberg Catering . . .
They feel that instead of miss-
ing a few people through invita-
tional neglect, they'll make sure
by inviting everybody! . . • Cali-
fornia gains another Detroit loss
. . Ifs goodbYe for popular
community-ites, Reva and Mary-
an Gold ... Rabbi Amram Prero,
successor to Dr. Isaac Rabinowitz
as National Bnai Brith Youth
director, will be in town to ad-
dress an all BB youth rally, Jan.
21, at the Center ... and a joint
meeting of the men's and
women's councils, Jan. 22.
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Dr. Haber Discusses
Immigration Situation
For Beth El Women
League of Jewish Women, Round Table
To Sponsor Interfaith Meeting Feb. 10
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El announces a complimentary
luncheon for paid up members at
1 p. m. Monday, Jan. 13, in the
social hall of the Temple.
Following the luncheon Dr.
William Haber, professor of eerie-
League of Jewish Women's
Organizations' constituent organ-
izations will sponsor an interfaith
meeting sponsored in co-opera-
tion with the Round Table of
Catholics, Protestants and Jews,
at 1 p. in., Monday, Feb. 10,
in the social hall of Temple Beth
EL Women of all denominations
are invited.
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, presi-
dent of the League, announces
that k has converted the War
Efforts Board into a Peace Ef-
forts Board with Mrs. Carl S.
Schiller, chairman, and one of its
pursuits will be the promotion of
good will and teamwork among
racial, religions and national
groups.
Planned Program
Mrs. Harry Becker, program
chairman, and the Rev. Joseph
Mayne, of the Round Table.
planned this progrant
Three_ prominent national
speakers have been invited to
participate in a panel discussion.
A dessert luncheon will be served
under the direction of Mrs.
Theodore Birnkrant and Mrs.
Harry Singer.
"A Meal far a Child" shower
will be held in conjunction with
this meeting. League members
are requested to bring canned
milk, juices, fish, meat, soup,
the next Council Career Group
program Jan. 23, in . Butzel Hall
of the Center . . . Pearl Devenow
and her group are certainly los-
ing no time in making their mark
in the community! . . . 100 mem-
bers are already in the fold .. .
Folks who can't reach National
Council-ites at home will prob-
ably find them at the 12th St.
Center, doing volunteer work.
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THE LETTERS W.P.T.Y. that
have your brows wrinkled in
wonderment stand for "What's
Palestine To You." . . . It's the
general title of a program to
start the end of this month; con-
sisting of five weekly talks by
recognized authorities.
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THE JEWISH NEWS
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vegetables or fruit for shipment
to children overseas.
The LJWO is organizing com-
mittees to assist with the forth-
coming Allied Jewish Campaign.
Aid March of Dimes
Mrs. Stuart A. Fraser, ticl'et
chairman of the "March of
Dimes Fashion Fantasy" to be
held Saturday evening, January
25, and Sunday afternoon, Jan.
26, at the Music Hall, has asked
the League to promote the
of tickets. Main floor seats will
be $10, $7.50 and $5; balcony
$7.50, $5, $3 and $2.40; FarnAy
Circle, $2.40 and $1.80.
Mrs. Danto asks all presidents
or organizations to inform their
membership of this project. and
to phone or mail their group i es-
ervations to Mrs. Robert S.
Drews, 12500 Broadstreet Blvd.,
Zone 4, HO. 3778 or HO. 6666.
Checks or money orders :tor
tickets should be made payable
to "March of Dimes Fashion Fan-
tasy." All money must be re-
ceived by Jan. 18.
DEAD ORCHIDS . . to the
girl who called off her New
Year's Eve date near the last
DR. WILLIAM HABER
moment because she "had to be
in New York" . . . Was somewhat omics of the University of Mich-
of a flimsy excuse but she might igan, will lecture on American
have gotten away with it had immigration and the displaced
the fellow not dropped in on the persons in Europe.
same party she was at!
Mrs. Stanley Fleischaker is
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program chairman. Admission is
ZIGGY ELMAN and Tommy one or more cans of food for the
Dorsey's orchestra will play the SOS drive.
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initial Wayne Hillel Foundation
FROM THE PAGES
annual dance. Feb. 1 at Masonic
OF
Temple .. . T. D. was among the Noted Social Scientist
name leaders to give up his baton To Be Guest Speaker at
. . . It'll be the first big ork in
1
many years for Wayne . . . and Round-Table Luncheon
"The State of the Nation" will
take a bit of advice by getting
those tickets early! . . . John be interpreted by Dr. Eduard C.
Robert Powers will select a Hillel Lindeman, social scientist of in-
on these pages are inscribed the
weekly social events for which
queen, to be 'crowned at the ternational renown. for the De-
Rosenberg's Kosher Catering was
dance . . . Credit for organiz- troit Round Table of Catholics.
pioud to serve. As "Creators of Perfect
Catering." Rosenberg's takes pride In
ing the first Hillel dance goes Jews and Protest a nts at 12:15
its ability to offer the absolute finest in
to Natalie Novak, Iris Ban. Phil p. in. Wednesday, Jan. 15, in the
p:eparation and service for complete
Grossman, Sherman Mendelsohn. Jade Room of the Detroit-Leland
and thorough enjoyment of the oc-
eas
Chuck Ruben. Sam Goldfarb and Hotel.
The
American
Association
of
Norman Adelman.
Social Workers and the Social
SUNDAY, JAN. S
?SI UMW Y , JAN. 2
Workers Club are co-sponsoring
Sara
NOON: Ma rrl a ge
Shower for Evelyn Ca4plian
,;oldberg to Louis Adler.
the guest appearance of Dr. Lin-
Post Presents
Given by Mrs. J. Caplan and
Doro-
EVENING: Marriage
deman in this first of the 1947
Mrs. S. Caplan.
thy Tenner to Max Schulding-
Stars and Stripes to
`, at the Ft. Wayne Hotel.
series of monthly luncheon pro-
Marriage of Ida
EVENING:
SATURDAY, JAN. 4
grams for members and friends
;Ass to Jos Cassel.
The Bnai David Malmo
Northwest Synagogue of the Round Table.
EVENING - Marriage of Esth-
Given by Mr. and Mrs. Schiff-
er Avrushln to Jack Gortiack
Dr. Lindeman has taught at the
at the Cong. Bnai Moshe.
man.
Poet 135 of the Jewish War New York School of Social Work
Veterans of America will present of Columbia University since
Congratulations and best wishes to the honored
the American colors to the 1924. He has also been a lec-
above. it was our privilege to serve you and may
Northwest Hebrew Congregation turer at the New School for So-
we continue to do so at all your future social
cial
Research,
N.
Y.,
of
which
he
functions. Whether it be a weddiing, Bar Mitz-
and Center at 8:30 p. m., Sunday.
vah. shower or banquet. we are alv.*aN -s ready to
is
a
trustee;
Temple
University.
Jan. 12, at the synagogue.
provide
the finest in catering beyond the most
Commander David Kay will the universities of California and
desired satisfaction.
make the presentation, assisted Wisconsin. and Colgate Rochester'
Sioscerell yomrs,
by Arthur Lang, chairman of the Divinity School.
vow host
He
has
been
a
director
et
Re-
Flag Presentation Committee of
search
for
Workers,
Education
the Post. The flag will be -ac-
cepted on behalf of the syna- Bureau' of America; the Depart-
TY. 4-9490
gogue by its president, Ira G. ment of Community Organization
9911E DEXTER
Kaufman, and will be dedicated for Leisure, Vi7PA, Washington
to its service by Rabbi Jacob E. (1935-38), the American Civil
Liberties Union since 1941 and of
Segal.
Following the ceremony there the American Labor Education
will be a general meeting of the Service since 1940. Since 1933, he
congregation to discuss progress has been an advisor of the Na-
tional Housing Association.
of the synagogue building.
BUNNY RUN * DINE AND DANCE
Luncheon tickets can be re-
Plans are being made for the
VE. 5-9643
141145 West Seven Mile Road
laying of the cornerstone of the served from Detroit Round Table,
Steaks—Chops—Sea Food and Tasty Snacks
907
Washington
Blvd.
Bldg.,
CA.
synagogue, simultaneous with the
OUR FOOD IS DE-LI-CIOUS
Hours 5 P. M. to 3 A. M.
beginning of new construction on 7504.
CLOSED WEDNESD A Y S
WE CATER TO ALL PARTIES
the additional social hall and
school building. to take place the
Photography At It's Best!
HARRY BOESKY, RESTAURANT & DELICATESSEN, INC.
first week in March.
Specializing is
Really Quality Feed. Everything from Sandwiches to Complete
Dinners. Air Conditioned Cocktail Lounge
• Weddings
• Banquets
TR. 2-4375
12th at Hazelwood
• Receptions • Parties
• Bar Mitzvahso Dances
CL 4212
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DR. ROBERT DREWS, local
medicine man, author and lec-
turer, will speak on "Women,
Historically and Histerically", at
OSENBERG'S
Social Book
JWV
AL ROSENBERG
WHERE TO DINE
Bnai Brith Women
In ADL Workshop
Hold Second Session
TE. 1-8653
(Ask for Milt Levine)
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PHOTO
The second session of the Anti-
SERVICE
Defamation League workshop
212 Architects Bldg.
series, sponsored by the Greater
415 Brainard
Detroit Bnai Brith Women's
Council at 8:30 p. in. Wednesday
Jan. 15 at the Statler Hotel,
Miss Helen Hamlon, Detroit
PHONE
Try Our
Famous
Board of Education supervisor,
Cl.
Delicacy.
will be guest speaker. The public
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Beef a La
Stroganoff
is invited to attend the sessions,
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which are designed to educate
Prepared under
t
h
e
personal
both Jewish and non-Jewish wo-
/pen Daily
supervision of
a.m.-2 a.m.
men on inter-group relationships
Col. Feder May-
Incl.
Sunday
bohnt.
and community activities. Each
Finest
talk is followed by a question •
Wines and
and answer period.
Liquors
In conjunction with the work-
shop, Mrs. Charles Makie, ADt
chairman, announces distribution
of Irving Caesar's songbook,
"Sing A Song of Friendship," to
civic groups. .
ARROW
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DEVLINS
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543 Woodward
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Steaks, Chops, Sea food and Chicken dinners prepared by GEO.
ECON, who served you at Berman's Chop -House. Now open Sun-
days at 4 P. M. Luncheon 11 to 3:30, Dinner 5 to 12. Finest of
Liquers and Wines.
SNO WHITE GRILL
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Serving Breakfast, Luncheons, Dinners
Steaks - Chops - Sea Foods
We Cater to Parties
Open Daily & Sunday to r:00 A.M.—Friday and Saturday to 3 A.M.
MR. & MRS. STANLEY BAIBAS
VE. 7-9810
18944 Grand River
MT. ROYAL DINING ROOM
Now Open— Under New Management
Serving real home-cooked meals at moderate prices.
Open from 6 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Breakfasts - Luncheons - Dinners
8841 Woodward at Hazelwood
Beautilul Colonial Atmosphere. Specializing- in: Southern Fried Chicken,
Rare Roast Beef and Steaks. Home-made Bread and Pastries.
MONTICELLO DINING ROOM
18050 Lahser Rd.
EV. 6688
HOLLYWOOD DINING ROOM
TO. 8-0696
322 West McNichols, near Second
Family Dinners—Sunday from 12 to 8-85c and Up.
We
Cater
Parties
Home-made Pastries