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Page Seventeen

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, May 21, 1947

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Dr: Irving Young Wins
Top Scholastic Honors
At Wayne Med. School

VHS Alumni Establish Scholaisliip
In Memory Of Colleague, Eva COhen

The distinction of being "the
senior student having the highest
scholastic average for his four
years at the Wayne University
College of Medicine" went to
Dr. Irving Young, who on May 7
was awarded the Alumni Service
Award at the honors convocation
at Rackham Memorial Hall.
On May 8, Dr.
Young, who will
receive his de-
gree from
Wayne Univer-
sity College of
Medicine on
June 12, was
honored at the
initiation dinner
of Sigma Xi, na-
tional scientific
honor society,
Dr. L Young from which he
received the aolden Key.
Last year he was given the
highest honors at the College of
Medicine by being elected to
Alpha Omega Alpha, medical
honor society. He served as pres-
ident of AOA last year.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Young of 2526 Tuxedo, Dr. Young
is a grandson. of the famous Rab-
bi Ridwaz of Slutzk. He is a grad-
uate of Central High School. In
April, 1946, he was married to
Bina Levine, a senior at Wayne
University. His sister, Dr. Mil-
dred Axelrod, was graduated
from Wayne University College
of Medicine, together with her
husband, last June.

In memory of Eva Margolis
Cohen, graduate of the United
Hebrew Schools, a scholarship
fund is being established to send
worthy Hebrew school students
to Sharon Educational Camp.
Action to establish_ the fund
was taken at a reunion dinner
of the first two graduating
classes of the schools held last
week, when members of the
classes of 1923 and '24 paid
tribute to her memory.
Camp Sharon, established last
year by the College of Jewish
Studies of Chicago in coopera-
tion with several midwestern
bureaus of Jewish education, is
a combination summer camp and
institution for the study of He-
brew language and literature.
Guest speaker at the reunion
was Meyer Harrison, who gave
an enthusiastic description of his
17 years at Kibbutz Romath Yoh-
anan in Palestine. Harrison, a
UHS graduate, said that the
Kibbutz has grown from a group
of 40 men and women to about
500, including 150 refugees.
Mrs. Ben L. Goode, Max Meck-
eer and Mrs. Maurice Floch were
appointed members of the schol-
arship committee.
Greetings - were extended by
Abe Kasle, U H S president;

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UNBELIEVABLE as it would Dave Mazaroff, publicity .direc-
seem, a large amount of pledged tor, and Dr. Sy. Farbman, Dan
workers in the Junior Division Manason and Dr. Louis Rosen-
of the Allied Jewish Campaign thal, members of the governing
HAVE NOT covered so much as board.
• • •
one of the slips given' to them
for solicitation! . . Because of
WHILE HAVING dinner at
this, the Juniors may fail to Harry Lichter's home, recently,
reach this year's quota• . . . Morry Felsenfeld was presented
Others in the Division are doing with a surprise in the form of
double duty, working twice as a pair of patent leather shoes ...
hard to try and make up for the he had loaned Harry to be mar-
sorrowful display on the part of ried in . . . nine years ago!
• • •
some of their fellow "workers."
• • •
BILL RITTER sent about 250
invites to the gala opening of
JOHNNY ISAACS fans are giv-
ing him a strong boost for honors his Bel Aire Catering empo-
rium . . . and almost 1,500
among the 10 best dressed gents
turned out.... 'Twas an actual
in the community. . . . Al Dia-
eve of nite-clubbery, except
mond, the drug man, is also a
for one thing . . . all free! .. .
sudden climber by virtue of a
Bill, by the way, gave Sid
late flurry. . . . New names . .
Shmarak, Jewish News ad boss,
Irving Gluklick, Willie Zyskii. id,
his first job in the music busi-
_Irving Blumberg, _ Raymond
Abrams and Jack Citron . . . ness . . . 22 years ago . . .
bring to 27 the total of entries. Hired Sid's 7-piece ork at the
. . DEADLINE FOR ALL Ritter Hotel in Long Branch,
VOTES IS . MAY 29 . . . SO Long Island. • • •
HURRY!
BIGGEST AFFAIR of the year
• • •
will be the "Victory Dance" of
• LOOK FOR a huge program the Junior Service Group . . .
soon to be started by a couple .
of prominent meat men . .. for MAY 31 . . . in the Fountain
the purpose of enabling youths Ballroom of Masonic Temple .. . 22 Youth Groups
to enjoy social activity without with Jimmy Straus on the mel- Send Representatives
the heavy tariff. . . . They will ody moods. . . . Division chair-
:undertake to promote events such men will enter the name of their To Form Federation
Representatives of 22 Detroit
as soda-cabarets and outdoor best workers in the campaign ...
and from this list will be selected Jewish youth groups attended
festivities.
this year's king and queen. . . . the organizational meeting of the
• • •
Ruth Magid, affair chairman, says, proposed Jewish Youth Federa-
CINEMA LODGE is name of "We want plenty of stags—we'll tion held May 14. Leonard Ba-
new Bnai Brith men's group .. . need 'ern!"
ruch was elected temporary
'composed largely of Variety
chairman and Marilyn Adler,
-Clubbers . . . soon will receive
temporary secretary.
its charter, officially. . • . New
An interim planning commit-
_York and Chicago are the only
tee was appointed to formulate
other cities in the U. S. with
By ALICE JEAN HARRIS
a method of date clearance in
Cinema Lodges. . . Harry Gil-
conjunction with the Jewish
LETS GO!
bert is the local president.
Community
Council and to ef-
Elaine Lefkofsky and Marilyn fect a method
• • •
of cooperation
Cohen
spent
last
week-end
in
Co-
COULD BE THAT Dexter
among the affiliated organiza-
lumbus,
0.
attending
a
conven-
Blvd. was named after Dexter
tions.
Fellov.-s, one of the great press tion for Young Judea.
Members of the planning com-
Iota
Sigma
Tau
charity
tea
is
agents of all time ... who served
mittee are Edythe Ainbinder,
this
Sunday,
from
2
to
5,
at
Re-
in that capacity for Ringling
BBYW; Ann Brisken, Delta Ome-
Bros. and Barnum and Bailey.... nee Dicken's home, 4800 W. Outer ga Iota; Edith Reichstein, Coun-
Drive.
Your
contribution
to
help
He once entered a newspaper
cil Career Group; Ann Kroll and
office and announced "I am Dex- control cancer will go for three Marilyn Adler, Mademoiselles;
vital
purposes:
(1)
to
spread
the
ter Fellows of the circus." "What
Natalie Gaines and Leonora
circus?" someone asked. "Good knowledge of the symptoms of Gaines, Temple Israel Youth
this
disease;
(2)
for
installation
Lord, man," he said, "if you were
Group; Tina Dubrove, Shaarey
in London and heard a man say, of proper facilities for your ser- Zedek Young People's Society;
vice
and
(3)
for
scientific
re-
'God Save the King' would you
Dan Standler, Northwest Hebrew
now being carried on by Congregation Young People's So-
Interrupt him and ask what search
the National Council of Research. ciety; Bernie Schiff, IZFA; Leon-
king?"
Help save lives!
• • •
ard Baruch, Masada; Sol .1.
• • •
Schwartz, Junior, Junior Service
DURING MEASURING cere-
BIRTHDAY
monies t'other day, a few pros-
Udas Yourofsky's Sweet Six- Group; Dena Glassberg, Jewish
pective members for the Tall teen rolled in with a luncheon at Community Council; Harold Ar-
Towers Club were found a wee the Pan-American room at the ian, Jewish Community Center,
hit too short . . . and presented Book on May 17 given by her
with ... of all things ... stretch- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe You- Meister Studio Dramatic
ing exercises . . . to help them rofsky. Congratulations!
Costume Recited June 4
get up there! ... Frances (5 ft.
• • •
_
Meister Studio of Dramatic
a% in.) Cohen is president of SHAAREY ZEDEK
Art will present its annual cos-
the group. . . . Gals at least 5 ft.
Elections for the Junior Con- tume dramatic art rehearsal at
• 7 in. and guys at the 6 ft. mark gregation's officers will be held
are invited to a membership soon. Nominees are in the offing 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, June 4,
party, Sunday, May 25, 4-6, at now. The JC's last service for at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Betty Kowalsky, well known
the home of Jerry (5 ft. 8 in.) this season will be Sabbath morn,
young pianist, will be the guest
Hamburger . . 3000 Webb.
June
7,
in
the
main
synagogue.
soloist. Alice Blumberg, Phyllis
• •
Come and bring your friends! Pullberg and Joan Meister also
DANNY STANDLER re. Don't forget!
will be featured.
places Edith Operman as pres-
• • •
Eve Meister, dramatic teacher,
ident of Young People's Soci-
The Allied Jewish Campaign states that most of her pupils will
ety of Northwest Hebrew Con- has been extended. Have you
be
presented in costume. Another
gregation ... but where there's contributed?
feature will be a radio musical
polities in this instance, a note
playlet, "Take A Bow," written
of romance is also attached....
and directed by Mrs. Meister, in
Edith wears a diamond and JWV Bale Post Elects;
which the advanced pupils will
ruby watch recently given her Yetz-Cohen Plans Dance
The following were elevated participate.
by Danny.
•
•
Tickets will be available at the
•
in the recent election of Joseph
A GROUP OF business and Bale Post of the Jewish War Vet- door.
professional men have organized erans: Commander, Dr. Sidney
CARD OF THANKS
an association to be known as the Siegan; Senior vice commander,
The family of the late Max
West Side Tennis Club . . . pre- Herman Schwartz; Junior vice
Markowitz
wish to thank friends
sided over by Lou, Beckerman commander, Leo E. Berlin; adju-
. with excavation now going tant, Sam L. Fischer; judge ad- and relatives for the many kind-
on at the corner of Grove and vocate, William Rosen; chaplain, nesses shown them in their re-
Cheyenne. . . . Will consist of Edward Bunin, and officer of the cent bereavement
six tennis courts . . . and an day, Irving Landis.
The first annual dinner-dance
elaborate club house. .. Mem-
bership will close. at 100 . . . and sponsored by the Sol Yetz-Mor-
play is expected to begin about ris Cohen JWV Post will be held
June 15 . . . with Lou's friend, at 8 p.m. Sunday, May 25, at
Barney Ross, expected at the Northwood Inn. Tickets are avail-
formal ceremonies. . . . Other able by contacting Sol H. Levin,
officers are: Roslyn Shubot, sec- commander, at UN. 2-5087, or by
retary; Dr. Joe Curhan. treasurer; calling headquarters. TR. 1 8899.

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BIOGRAPHICAL NOVEL
Magdalen King-Hall's "The
Lovely Lynches" is an interesting
historical novel dealing with the
two Lynch sisters and life in
England in the 18th century.
Court intrigues in France and in
England play important roles in
this well written story. The book
was published by Rinehart.

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—No. 1!—

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Hard Boiled Egg

Head Lettuce
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me renuion.

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NOON: Shower for Madeleine
Katz. Given by Mrs. Morris Gross-
man, Mrs. Dave Katz and Mrs.
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EVE: Shower for Charlotte Kartz-
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THURSDAY, MAY 15
Shower for Thelma Cohen. Given
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SUNDAY, MAY IS
NOON: Annual Dinner of the
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chairman.
NOON: Open house of Dr. and
Mrs. Leonard Stern, 18236 Cher-
rylawn, honoring their new-born
son.

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