Youth Hi-Cites

By ALICE. JEAN HARRIS

THE BIG PHILIP A. Adler
Memorial Twilight League will
consist of the top-notch softball
nines in the community.... Play
at Central Field will probably
begin, next Thursday . . . with
an all-open roster of squads ...
no ages or competitive ability
barred.
• •
SWEET AND LOVELY Cor-
rine Wilhelm's marriage to Milt
Minkin, last Sunday was a
double celebration for her. . . .
The second prize winner of the
column's B ea u t y -Personality
Contest was also honoring her
birthday. . . . Hershel Levine,
community youth leader, left for
California covered with acid
burns .. . received while testing
paper at the family's waste con-
cern. . . . Not too serious or
enough to cut down his coastal
enthusiasm.

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13 VETS FROM the Marine
Hospital who saw the Hapoel
soccer victory were guests of the
gals auxiliary of the Lt. Ray-
mond Zussman Jewish War Vet-
erans Post ... complete with hot
dogs and all ... then to the Bel-
crest Hotel for dinner% .. where
the dining room manager also
gave each boy a carton of cigar-
ettes.

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Page Ninefson

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Imo 27, 1947

THERE'LL BE more details
coming on the huge city-wide
entertainment project for De-
troit's "under 21's" . following
a meeting, this week, of the
executive committee . . . com-
posed of Inspector Charles
Schneider, meat packing scions
AI Fineman and Bernie Axelrod,
and ourselves.

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JULIE ADLER has been teach-
ing dancing since she was 13
years old . . and "Crazy
Rhythm'. the extravagant music-
al production which she present-
ed last week, at the Masonic
Temple . . . was finally the reali-
zation of an ambitious dream
for her . . . and it couldn't have
been sweeter. . . . The tow-n'll
long be talking about Julie's
dream! . . . One part had 15
girls wearing costumes illumin-
ated by electric bulbs . . . with
the sockets secretely placed so
the audience would be guessing
about it for the next couple of
weeks. . . . Special scenery and
wardrobe arrived from New
York . . . and technicolor movies
of the entire production were
taken. . . . The singing. dancing
and expert direction which wove
into the perfect continuity . . •
certainly lived up to its rehears-
al raves of having the, show pre-
sented for many occasions other
than the Julie Adler Dancing
School recital. . . . All in all,
Julie's dream came true . .
(actually a nightmare getting it
set for curtain time) ... was just
about the biggest thing seen
roundabouts in many a day .. .
with practically iveryone but the
sandman taking part in it!

VACATION TIME
With the good old summer time
here once more, folks are turning
their attention to outdoor activ-
ities and traveling. Teenagers are
taking their vacations in several
different ways. Many are going
to summer school while recrea-
tion to others is a summer job.
Many of our friends are going to
camp as counselors which seems
to be the perfect summer occupa-
tion.. Well, kids, no matter where
you go, don't rock the boat, take
it easy, but have a wonderful
time.
SWEET SIXTEENS
Julia Neidelson is being feted
for number 16 by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Neidel-
son, at a luncheon at her home
on Saturday, June 28. Receiving
invitations are Myrna Segal,
Rhoda Decker, Helga Hopfeld,
Phyliss Levett, and Bryiaa Lewis.
At Diane Levy's summer home,
12 couples joined in greeting her
w ith congr atulations for her
sweet sixteen at a beach party and
weenie roast. Sally Lebowitz with
Norby Goldberg, Helen Korman
with Shel Leiderman, and Margo
Abets with Art Ross had a swell
time speedboat riding. Diane's
escort was Buddy Marder.
Sydell Halberg not only had a
luncheon but also a house party
given by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel A. Halberg on June
20. Encircled about Babs Levey
with Moore Stein, an honest to
goodness Frenchman, were Irene
Lipshaw with Jerry Winkler and
Marcia Leeman with Al Marko-
witz asking questions about his
native land. Sydell's date was
Skippy -Siegel.
Rebecca Myers enjoyed her 16th
birthday with a hay ride and
weenie roast at Magnolia Stables
on June 21. Rivian Meltzer was
with Mary Horowitz, Sally Pol-
lack with Eddie Singer and Lee
Feige was Becky's escort.
HOBBIES
Those that are not going out
of the city take up an interest-
ing hobby. If you are mechanical-
ly inclined, repair that broken
radio. Your wrist watch too, might
need adjusting. Then there is
stamp collecting and also the op-
portunities for becoming acquaint-
ed with the background of our
great operas. But, whatever you
do, don't waste your summer.
Make it a time to become a more
cultured individual in our world
of today.

'a body whose decision in civil
cases is generally taken as final
even by the British government
His colleague, Rabbi Kipnis, for-
merly a leading Rabbi of the US
SR., is now at the head of the
Rabbi Jacob Clemes, a mem- committee caring for the reha-
ber of the Chief Rabbinate of bilitation of Refugee Rabbis and
Jerusalem with the famous Pal- Orphans that arrive in Palestine
estinian Rabbi, Samuel J. Kip- almost daily.
nis, will spend a few weeks in
To cope with this problem a
project was undertaken to btlild
this city.
The Rabbis were sent to the hundreds of homes for these Ref-
U. S. by the Chief Rabbi of ugee Rabbis and their families
Palestine, Dr. J. Herzog, to raise in "Romarnah," Jerusalem.
$1,000,000 for a housing project
in Jerusalem, to
BROTHERS Suggests
house refugees,
That yew trY
their families
oar catering
service. It's ter-
and hundreds
rific, folks, and
orphans. -
we'll cater
anything from
Rabbi Clemes
a dog show to
was the Chief
a beauty con-
C'mon in and
test!
Rabbi of Mos-
eat! We've got
IT'S
anything a n d
cow under the
everything
USSR Regime.
way of
tie
f e o d—as long
He occupies a
as it's on our
seat on the Su- Rabbi Kipnis
menu!
Restaurant
preme Tribunal of the Chief Rab-
S
BROTHER
Delicatesiken
binate in Palestine and together
Ho. 4875
Dexter Az Leslie
with Rabbi Herzog and others,

Zion Rabbis Seek
Funds in Detroit
For Housing Project

THE FIRST joint affair of the
guys and lasses of Zussman Post
will be a Bob-Lo Moonlight .. .
July 16 . . . with proceeds to pro-
vide the fellows at Marine and
Veteran Hospitals with needed
wheel chairs and therapy equip-
ment. . . . Can't see how anyone
able would miss the affair. . . .
Dancing, refrishments and some
good sea-farin' comfort ... Boat
leaves foot of Woodward at 8:30
p. in. . . . (Call TO. 7-5690 if Harry Pearson Heads
you haven't that .95 cent ducat,
Bnai Dovicl Men's Club
yet.)
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YOU'VE GOT the wrong
party, Mrs. Arthur Gillman. . . .
No baby contests sponsored by
this column ... uh! uh! ... Your
tot may be the cutest in the
`Irishman' Heads Bnai
community . .. and probably all
Brith
Lodge in Chicago
you say about her . . . but too
CHICAGO.—Jack Mann attrib-
many mothers may not think so,
utes his election as president of
and we're losing enough hair as
Bnai Brith North Shore Lodge
it is ... without having it pulled
here to "luck of the Irish, no
out!
less."
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Mann, born in Dublin, Ireland,
BNAI BRITH LODGES, Cin-
emigrated to the tl. S. in 1921.
ema and Downtown, couldn't
His close Bnai Brith associates
have been any more successful
claim that Mann really gives out
with .their installation dinner-
with the "blarney - when it comes
dances, last week. . .• . both had
to membership campaigns. But
terrific turnouts with good times
Mann says that his Irish brogue
had by all. . . . Bill Silbert of the
undergoes the acid test when he
Copacabana, which spot the lat-
is approached by a policeman
ter had taken over couldn't be-
for a traffic violation.
lieve that so many pebple could
drink so little liquor. . . . The
Germans Get Five-Year Terms
entire fire-water bill was slightly
For Destroying Synagogue
over $10, according to - BilL . . .
MUNICH, (JTA)—A German
HARRY PEARSON
Community song writer, Harry
court in Aachen has sentenced
Gaines, remarked, "Either he
Harry Pearson was elected Zenner Rot, former police chief
forgot to put the decimal mark president of the Men's Club of
in the right place or the dairies Bnai David Synagogue, succeed- of that city, and Eduard Schmeer,
one-time Nazi district leader, to
are having a boom season."
ing Ben Fellows.
five years imprisonment for hav-
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Other new officers who were
ing ordered the burning down of
1PET PEVE ... Publicity chair- installed with Pearson are:
Neil Kalef, vice-president: Dave the Aachen synagogue during the
men of organizations who are
November 1938 pogroms.
usually selected because of abil- Liebow, treasurer; Louis Weiss.:
ity along those lines ... but work recording secretary; Sam Jacobs,'
Yankel Batts Sought Here
hard for the group at everything corresponding secretary; Joseph
Yankel Batts, born in Krasno-
except the job they've been Baker, financial secretary; Harry
Warsh, sergeant at arms; Ben Fel- brot, Lubelsk, Poland, about 60
chosen for.
years old, a painter artist, resid-
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lows, chaplain.
Committee heads are: Barney ing in Detroit, is being sought by
FOR PRIDE in a relative, you
can't beat that of Mrs. Sylvia Ross and Jack Graff, cultural and his nephew, Mendel Schlein, who
(cateress) Rosenberg ... for her program; Ben Miller, publicity; is at present (with wife and
nephew, H. Lee Stern, chairman John H. Howard, athletic; Irving child) at the D. P. camp in Aus-
of the Student Hebrew Associa- Ratner and Art Meisel, entertain- tria. For information call Rabbi
tion who graduated in electrical ment; Bernard Dozie, goodwill S. GI i k s m a n, Transportation
engineering from Princeton. .. . and membership; Sam Traison, Building, CA- 8877.
Telling of Lee's chat with Albert refreshments; Dave Liebow, Boy
Einstein on current topics and Scouts; Ben Fellows, soldiers
Religious and . Palestinian
engineering . . , which, incident- fund.
articles.
The
installation,
conducted
by
ly, the learned professor knows
Bar Mitzvah and
Jack
Graff,
was
solemnized
by
a little about, too . . . she said,
Wedding Gifts.
- "That's m' boy!" . .. and Al, the Rabbi .1. S. Sperka of Bnai David
BORENSTEIN BOOK STORE
Erector set genius asked, "What Synagogue. Joseph Block, presi-
(formerly Chesluk's)
about me, mom?" . . . to which dent of the synagogue, was guest
Mrs. Rosenberg nodded her head speaker, after which the Berg-
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FROM THE PAGES
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Social Book

The weekly social events for which
ROSENBERG'S KOSHER CATER-
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SATURDAY, JUNE 14
Marriage of Marilyn Roth to
Ilan Feldman at Cong. Bnai
David.
MONDAY, JUNE IG
Shower for Louise Kaufman.
Given by Mrs. Greenberg. Mrs.
Kallus and Mrs. Katkowsky.
TUESDAY. JUNE 17
EVE: Shower for Eleanor Shirr.
Given by Miss R. Rubin and
Mrs. H. Rubin.
EVE: Marriage of Ida Dobrowit-
sky to Al Rosenbloom at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18
Marriage of Lillian Gluck to Irv-
ing Rosenberg at Cong. Bnai
Moshe.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18
Shower for Betty Etercuson.
Given by Mrs. H. Kramer. Mrs.
D. E. Schaefer and Mrs. G. Lan-
sky of Ann Arbor.
SUNDAY. JUNE
EVE: Marriage of Louise Rubin
to Harold Goldstein.
EVE: Marriage of Tillie. Rusunna
to Milton Silverman at Cong.
Bnai Moshe.

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