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AND HERE THEY ARE, Block's great bass playing and the
FOLKS . . . the ten best-dressed terrific guitar strumming of Joe
Jewish fellows. in Detroit . . . Schwartz are what we need more
JOHNNY ISAACS . . . MEYER of around this quiet burg.
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FISHMAN .. • SIDNEY ALLEN
. . . AL DIAMOND . . . BERNIE
CAPT. RUBEN IDEN Chapter
FRANT . . . LEON WAYBURN 672 of AZA holds its first Par-
. . . MARVIN RASKIN . . . ED- ent's Day affair, June 21, at the
DIE EPSTEIN . . . WALTER L. Jewish Center . . . This is the
FIELD ... OSCAR RAPPAPORT group named after one of the
... This, of course, can't be class- first local boys killed in action .
ified as an official listing . . . which. only recently received its
the names of many other ultra- charter after four years exist-
sharp dressers were not received ence! . . . (Fault probably lay in
by the committee . . . and a large the headquarters mix-up) . . .
amount of votes were sent un- Organization started out as Jun-
ior AZA experimental group .. .
signed.
Each of the 10 winners will be and have done marvelous work
first to wear a tie with a pattern in salvage drives and many other
not shown anywhere, yet! . . . worthy undertakings . . . Swell-
His personalized monogram will guy, Jimmy Laker, is advisor to
be artfully displayed on the low- the boys.
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er front of the tie . .. Murry Sa-
COMES THIS one from one of
bin, who is no mean dresser him-
self, is the donor of this fancy our camps up north ... The coun-
neckware . . . direct from the selor was explaining the rules of
specially ordered boxes of his a new game . . . "If the enemy
Woodward Ave. Sabin's Men's calls your number from this side
of the battlefield, you must be a
Wear Shop.
`dead man' immediately. Drop just
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where you are and lie still." . . .
SOMEWHAT BEFUDDLED ad- Ten minutes later, come an agon-
ministration in Bnai Brith Youth ized whisper from a very young
Organization ranks seems to be camper, - Please may I move now?
clearing up rapidly since the I'm a dead man, but I'm on an
coming of a new director, Charles ant-hill!"
Levy . . . Haven't met him yet,
but the boys say he's okay . . .
and they're the real critics! . . .
Who knows? . . . Maybe, things'll
By ALICE JEAN HARRIS
be as in Leonard Belove's day!
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HARRY PARR and Mrs. Louis
HAAREY- ZEDEK
Benson will be installed as presi-
Next Sunday is the great day
dents at the joint installation din- for consecrants of Shaarey Ze-
ner-dance of the men's and wo- dek. Each of the 67 girls will
men's Downtown chapters of Bnai have a part in the - Sabbath Can-
Brith .. . June 15 at Copacabana tata" written by Rabbi Morris
. Harry succeeds Manny Korn- Adler and Michael Atzmoni, ac-
field who did a great organiza- companied by Miss Lillian Rob-
tional job while in office ... Mrs. bins, and under the able direc-
Benson is the first leader of the tion of Miss Shirley Subar. Sue
women, who recently took out Lasser will present the prologue
their charter with the astound- and Barbara Mandel the epi-
ingly fine total of 103 initial logue Of the 12 girls in the Flor-
members.
al Offeiing, Geraldine Stashef-
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sky will sing a solo.
SCRIBBLED NOTES . . . Sam
At Shaarey Zedek, the Junior
(jewelry) Wein, newly - elected
chairman of the West McNichols Congregation concluded the sea-
Road merchants ... Sammy (mu- son with a wienie roast Saturday
sic-maestro) Mandell, back from evening at Lola Valley Park.
Las Vegas, walking round town Roasting marshmallows were
in a cowboy outfit . . . 10-gallon Lennie Baron and Marilyn Schiff,
hat good protection against the Bill Frank with Barb Sommers,
sun and the rain at the Tiger- and Al Fineberg with Marilyn
Yankee fracas ... but what about Glasier.
Shy Kramer, J. C. retiring
seeing the game! ... Nice crowd
at the Junior Division's Victory president, invited members to a
Dance ... not big but nice enough kiddush after services on Sab-
7.
for everyone to have a swell bath morn, June
•
time . . . Larry Fleischman and
Janet Zieve are this year's king SWEET SIXTEENS
Nancy Alter greeted birthday
and queen . . . chosen from the ,
best of all recommended by the number 16 at a party on June 7,
various division chairmen . . . at the home of her aunt and un-
Larry covered about 160 cam- cle, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Warner.
paign slips and Janet around 70 Gliding to popular recordings
. .. which, me lads and lassies, were Sid Lafer with Eleanor
is great work with capitals G and Kopp, Mary Horowitz, and Lee
W! . . . Next Social, Inc., affair Feig with Dorothy Weiss. Nancy's
Friday, June 13 ... and not June escort was Jerome Weiss.
Swimming and boating will
6, as previously announced . . .
at home of Shirley Shrier ... an highlight Dolly Levy's sweet six-
outdoor affair (indoors if its teen at her Cass Lake cottage on
June 22.
rains!)
• • •
At the Book Casino, on June 7,
IN MEMORY of Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Halberg
Aaron Kogdn, brothers killed in entertained for their daughter,
action, an auxiliary. No. 510, was Sydell, at a luncheon. Familiar
instituted and installed, last week, faces were Irene Lipshaw, Ina
by the Department of Michigan Jean Sidder, and Marcia Lee-
Ladies Auxiliary Jewish War Vet- man.
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A
Youth Hi-Cites
erans.
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LISTEN FELLOWS . . . if you
have a softball team and want to
get in a good league ... Freddie
Rapoport, recreation instructor at
Central Field is taking entries for
the Twilight League which be-
gins, this month ... No age limit
. . . games to be played on Tues-
days or Thursdays . .. but hurry
. . . entry time is running outl
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LOVELY DARDENELLE and
her ace-high trio have left- our
midst and will open at the Hick-
ory House in New York- . Folks
are jnighty sorry t o see the sweet
and' talented lass go
dy
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Edtor, The Jewish News:
An ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of cure, but when
the ounce is not given at the
proper time, then even a pound
of cure will not be enough . . .
This particular phase pertains
to child delinquency, and is in-
tended to inform the people of
the Jewish faith how child delin-
quency fares with this group of
citizens.
With the fine co-operation of
the juvenile court, I have been
able to procure figures for the
year 1946, and it is. interesting to
note just what these figures
mean to the Jewish people. Dur-
ing 1946, 20,000 youngsters came
in contact with the Detroit Police
department. In the same period
2,000 boys and 500 girls appeared
in the Juvenile court, and 5,100
boys and 1,400 girls were ad-
mitted to the Detention Home.
When it comes to the boys and
girls of the Jewish faith who
had come in contact with the
Detroit Police, the figures are
very surprising. During 1946 only
one girl of the Jewish faith was
admitted to the Detroit Detention
Home. During that period 18
Jewish boys were admitted to
the home. Nevertheless it is up
to the Jewish people to beat this
record in 1947 and have a clean
slate.
. The home, the school, the syn-
agogue, the environment, are fac-
tore in the phrase known as "The
Ounce of Prevention." Let's all
have that ounce of prevention
ready at all times, and eliminate
the pound of cure.
JOSEPH SHAPIRO.
Council Warns Against
Confusing Nationality and
Religion in Employment
Editor, The Jewish News:
I write this letter to suggest to
you a subject which has been
disturbing our Anti-Discrimina-
tion Committee and on which we
believe the Jewish press can be
of considerable help.
Discriminatory e m p 1 o yment
practices are generally imputed
to those firms which ask the re-
, ligion or nationality of prospec-
tive employees. The irrelevance
of this information to the appli-
cant's probable ability to per-
form on a given job is apparent
and the implication is that the
firm is pursuing a discriminatory
policy. Our Committee has fought
and will continue to fight against
this practice on the part of the
employers.
In one respect, however, we
believe that clarification within
our own community would con-
tribute to the mitigation of this
evil. Our experience in handling
complaints of employment dis-
crimination indicates that all too
frequently the Jewish job seeker
either misinterprets or improp-
erly answers the question of "Na-
PROM
Central prom 'plans are com-
plete for top-flight festivity to-
night With gals donning their
best bibs and fellows their best
tuckers, those imitation "Or-
chids" will make their gala show-
ing. The proceeds from these
flowers will be donated to the
United Jewish AppeaL
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SHORTS ON SHORTS
Babs Levey will fly to Winni-
peg for the summer, Marcia Stone
will be a CIT at Camp Farband
and Lorraine Markey, a coun-
selor's aid at Nahelu. Happy va-
cations!
..:...kromosoar.iwat
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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 13, 1947
tionality" when it is asked. In
instance after instance we find
that the Jewish applicant who
subsequently complains of dis-
crimination, has given his re-
ligion as his answer to a question
of nationality.
We repeat that we are in no
way defending the use of this
kind of a question. On the other
hand, we think it equally impor-
tant to emphasize that no inquiry
as to religion is implicit in such
a question and that none should
be assumed on the part of the
applicant. Obviously, the proper
answer to a question of nation-
ality is "United States," or, as
the case may be, whatever other
national state of which the in-
dividual is a native or to which
he owes allegiance. In any event,
religion is not the answer to this
question.
While I have confined my re-
marks to the answering of this
question on employment applica-
tions, the same observations and
reasoning apply with equal vigor
to the same question used under
any other circumstances or for
other reasons.
Sincerely yours,
LEWIS C. FRANK,
Chairman, Anti-
Discrimination Committee,
Jewish Community Council
Dr. Davidson Is
Presented Jewish
Agricultural , Award
NEW YORK—Having complet-
ed 40 years of service with the
Jewish Agricul-
t u r a l Society,
Dr. Gabriel Da-
vidson was pre-
sented on May
15 with testi-
, monial scrolls by
' the directors of
the Jewish Ag-
ricultural Soci-
ety and by the
trustees of the
Baron de Hirsch
Fund, the parent
Dr. Davidson
organization.
BROTHERS SUGGEST
— No. 24 —
CLUB A-LA BROTHERS
Dark Turkey.
Lettuce and Bacon
(Second Layer)
White Turkey
Tomato and Lettuce
The girl who thinks no man
is good enough for her may
be right, but she is more of-
ten left:
BROTHERS
Dexter do Leslie
Restauran
Delicatessen
HO. 4875
FROM THE PAGES
OF
OSENBERG'S
Social Book
The weekly social events for which
ROSENBERG'S KOSHER CATER-
ING wits proud to have served are
inscribed in everlasting record.
Pr ide in its ability to offer only the
finest in preparation and service
are equally bound. and as - Creaters
of Perfect Catering,"
ROSEN-
BERG'S enter the pages to share
the pleasures of your occasion_
MONDAY, JUNE 2
Shower for Gail Eskow. Given
by Mrs. Jack Goldstein.
TUESDAY, JUNE 3
NOON: Shower for Shirley 'Har-
rison. Given by Mrs. Max Hay-
man. Mrs. Mandell and Mrs. Keer
EVE: Shower for Jane Weindling.
Given by Mrs. Schenbaum.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4
NOON: Meeting of the Mizrachi
Women.
EVE: Marriage of Betty Jacobs to
Mal Winer.
THURSDAY, JUNE 5
Shower for Rozalyn Rosenbloom.
Given by Mrs. Henry Rosenberg
and Mrs. Partovich.
SATURDAY, JUNE 7
EVE: Bar Mitzvah of Larry Weno-
kur. Given by Parents.
SUNDAY, JUNE 8
EVE: Bar Mitzvah of David Good.
Given by parents.
EVE: Marriage of Helen Adler to
Peter Goldstein at Cong. Beth
Tefilo Emanuel.
EVE: Marriage of Rose Finkel-
stein to Herman Cohen at Cong
Beth Zion.
(Congratulations! It was our honored priv-
ilege to have served you. Whether your
future social function be a wedding, Bar
Mitzvah, shower or banquet; may we again
assist you in its preparation. The finest
in catering beyond the most desired satis-
faction will always be the credo by which
v.e shall extend to you our services.
Sincerely yours, your host
AL ROSENBERG
TY. 4-9490
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HARRY BOESKY, RESTAURANT, DELICATESSEN & BAR
AN AFTER THEATRE MUST. SMART FOLKS THAT EAT OUT
CHOOSE BOESKY'S.
TR. 2-4375
12th and Hazelwood
Good food served appetizingly in pleasant surroundings.
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Serving Breakfast, Luncheons, Dinners
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Steaks - Chops - Sea Foods
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18944 Grand River
13642 Linwood at Grand
NORTHWEST DETROIT'S NEW-BEAUTIFUL CAFE
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Serving fine American and Italian Foods; imported and domestic
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Dinners from 5 P. M.
YE. 5-9731
14807 MEYERS at EATON
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Aaron B. Cohen - Jos. Spital
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Weekdays 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Sundays 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
MASON'S The restaurant where discriminating persons desire to
eat. Serving Breakfast, Lunches and Dinners. Special Road House
Dinners. Catering to Parties.
Open Daily 8 A. M. to 12 P. M. — Closed Monday
Livonia 3655
33201 Schoolcraft at Farmington Rd.
Alfred F. Palonsbo
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS
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