IS Page Seventeen THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, Aug.'s, *. 1947 0 LISTENING ,1 Danny Raskin's Youth Hi-Lites By ALICE JEAN HARRIS HERE 'N THERE There's nothing "stay-at-home" about Mimi Leebove who just re- turned from California, and bingo—she's in Cleveland. Gertie Koenigsburg and Sally Leebowitz also had a glorious time in Ohio after spending a few days with friends in Toledo. Travelin' south we find Doris Hessing in New Castle, Pa., while A NEW 'COUNTRY CLUB is education at a Catholic girl's Marylin Cohen must be roasting in the planning . . . for fellows school, lait semester . . CKLW in Miami Beach. Taking our who want to play golf and get ad man, Harry Lipson, would train west we glimpse Sue in on other provided activities surprise many 'people by telling Schatz visiting Chicago as Char- . . . but can't afford to join the his real age . . . The baby-faced lotte Gould zips home from St. clubs already in existence . . . Louis. From the far west Dale An appropriate spot will be pur- commercial vendor of the air- Boesky returns from Los Angeles . chased before the end of this year waves, whose allotment is one and Margo Abels wishes she was . to be known as the Sherwood wrinkle every 10 years . . . keeps still on that trail leading through Country Club . . . Dr. Ed Kanter quiet while, others form their Colorado. At Quarter Circle H is temporary chairman . . . A own conclusions . . . which are Ranch in Woodland Park, Colo., committee to obtain 250 mem- usually wrong ... and, when they Sue Kerner is marveling at the bers is composed of Bud Green- do ask, he says, "What's the use? cowboy lingo as she enjoys berg, Harold Schreiber, Max Jos- You won't believe me, anyway." tennis, arts and crafts, riflry, py, Allen Grossman and Adolph . . . and they never, never do. archery, riding and 'most every • • • sport you can think of. Imagine Baron. • • • years swimming on a bright sunny day FRED BUTZEL will be 70 DISA 'N DATA . . . Thanks to old on August 26 . . . one of the while you glance at the snow George F. Trombley, Jr., field di- country's great citizens and lead- capped mountains above . . . rector of theiGreater Detroit De- r er of his people . . There is so Dick Sanders, Lennie Baron, velopment Council, for sending little one can add to the multi- Bill Frank and Burt Imber will us reports on findings of the Na- tude of tributes offered "Mr. De- soon be back from their camping tional Conference on Prevention troit Jewry." So, with the utmost days. Elinor Levine is explor- and Control of Juvenile Delin- in heartfelt sincerity, we'll just ing Port Stanley, Ontario and quecy .. . Former Detroiter, Dr. .say Happy Birthday, Mr. Butzel Babs Levey found a delightful Marvin Schwartz, in town from . . . with best wishes for many summer in Winnipeg, Canada's Portland, Ore., with lovely wife, more years of complete health 3rd largest city. Shy Kramer, Selma, to attend brother Dave's and happiness. Chuck Stone and Elliot Charlip maPriage to Marilyn Lightstone are motoring to the favorite . . . has been showered with South Haven for a dip in Lake praises from the medical world Michigan. • • • for his outstanding work in the research field . . . Irwin Siegel, SWEET SIXTEEN showing folks the first letter he One of the first this fall to received from his mother after breeze into her sixteenth birth- arriving in army camp . . . cher- day is Sylvia Shlain whose par- ishes the marked-off spot where ents Mr. and Mrs. George L. By HENRY GREEN Jewish Book Council Offers Books, Plays Non-Jews In Argentina Deplore Temple Bombing NEW YORK — Continuing its policy of stimulating an interest in Jewish culture and traditions through Jewish books, the Na- tional Jewish Welfare Board- sponsored Jewish Book Council has announced a list of books, plays, booklists and Jewish lec- plays, booklets and Jewish lec- turers, available to Jewish Com- munity Centers affiliated with the National Jewish Walfare Board, and other Jewish organizations. Publication of the list of ma- terials, most of which are avail- able free or at a nominal charge, by writing to the Jewish Book Council at 145 E. 32nd St., New York 16, N. Y., constitutes the curtain raiser for Jewish Book BUENOS AIRES, (JTA) — A number of Catholic and Protest- ant groups have sent messages ex- pressing their sympathy to the DAIA, central representative body of Argentine Jewry, at the recent bombing of a synagogue here, U.S. Scouts Find the fourth such attack to occur in the country within a period of four months. Dr. Moises Goldmann, head of the DAIA, declared at a press conference that the attacks have injured not only the Jews but all Argentinians. Enrique D i c k- mann, Jewish Socialist leader, said that "it depends on the gov- ernment whether more bombs Month, an annual event of the in the future." Jewish Book Council, to be held will explode this year from Nov. 7 to Dec. 7. USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS Topping the Council's list, is the 1947-48 edition of the "Jew- FOR QUICK RESULTS ish Book Annual," a tri-lingual publication "devoted to the fur- therance of Jewish literature and containing articles on the current Jewish literary output. For the guidance of Jewish Community Centers planning to participate in Jewish Book Month the Council offers a list of lec- to the person with the best turers and artists available for suggestion for this event. a new com- Of interest to Jewish Commu- bination sand- wich! nity Centers are three plays: Leave as many as you like . . "The Magic Book-Shop," a play but be , sure and include your for young children: "If Books name and address with each one! Could Talk," by Sally Miller Duplicate Prizes in case of tie. Brash, for children. CONTEST ENDS SEPT. 5 ! A TURKEY ,..161•A ■ il ■ t ■ ILeont ■ tamobtawat,4=14,4=4,1=4,4 ■4■ (,•4. ROSENBERG Battle-Scarred Belgians Nice she advises him to "be punctual KOSHER CATERING invites you to CALL NOW 1 FOR FUTURE BOOKINGS Be relieved of your big- gest worry by acting well in advance of the date selected for pre- sentation! Be assured of the ut- most in select catering Shlain will entertain for her on perfection! Expertly PARIS—The American Scouts September 7 at a luncheon at I. prepared foods! Top service a n d - conveni- keep breakfast waiting." . . . attending the World Jamboree their home. Invited are Lenore ence! Aug. 2. As Sammy Morris, emsee'ing at the landed at Antwerp Freedman, Connie Karbal, Sue the streets lad Whether your affairs be a wedding, shower. we walked through Bowery, is the same talented Salasnek, Helene Sklar, Viv Bar Mitzvah or banquet . . . Rosenberg's who proved such a hit many times children ran up to us, asking for Jacobs and Sue Stifter. takes pride in its ability to offer the abso- NOTICE before in Detroit . . . Has more chewing gum. Many of them lute finest for the ultimate in satisfaction! • • • The Rosenberg . k En g lish polish - now, and his impersona- spoke Social Book SOME FUN! The next day we went to Bas- tions are even better . . . espec- HERG Will again appear in Milford Singer's friends pulled The Jewish News fol- ially on Eddie Cantor . . . Too togne, scene of the Battle of the the wool over his eyes, to his 9 c. lowing the hot weath- bad he doesn't use his grand Bulge. Some sections were com- benefit, of course, a surprise er siege. Watch for it! TY. 4-9490 9925 DEXTER . voice for more singing than he pletely destroyed. On the way party for birthday eighteen. Mil- does. there we passed a town where ford, with Penny Isaacs and Kit 1. 0, 1■■ •VonolvmmalmoVnEw•pmel ■ VEN• iVr•m'rwepoWVN,N ■ VNIWI, ■ r'pm ■ plm)wsq ■ Vswqms`r ■ qvmo'Ve•m) ■M yimD)■)■s'V■V, • • • not a single house • or building NOTE TO . . . Rev. Joseph Q. had escaped having a roof caved Rubiner was just as astonished Mayne, executive director, Round in or blown off, or having a wall as Shy Kramer and Marylin Schiff, Chuck Stone with Sandy Table of Catholics, Jews and collapsed. Robinson, and Shel Schkolnick Protestants. Why not a youth Much of the land in the rrural council division as part of the section of Belgium is still mined, with Eleanor Cullen gave out Round Table' . . . Would be a so it was dangerous to stray from with a great "Surprise." For a good ol' summer get to- valuable asset to that worthy or- the road. in the mornings so you won't ROSENBERG 'S ries Im ganization . . . and an important factor in promoting better youth culture, education and under- standing in Detroit. • • • LOOK FOR the Latin Quarter to open soon . • . as a catering house .. . with big-time ideas for making it one of the finest of its type in the country . . . A couple of community wheels . . . known by all . . . will head it. • • • • • • POSTAL PENNINGS . . . from Herb Teal, Hudson dealer and author of the book, "I Eat Dictionaries' . . . who post cards from Wisconsin Dells, Wis. . . . "Just a psychic hyper-metamor- phosis leading to hyper-cenesth- esia and megalomania resulting in an angropathic neurasthenia" . . • and otherwise spoiling what had started out to be a nice day for us. • • • CHILDREN'S DEPT. . . . Little Beverley Ann Moss, four years old, was a naughty young lady last week, and received a scold- ing from Mrs. A. Moss . . . Weep- ing 'violently, she cried, "You don't love me anymore" . . . Feeling much worse than little Beverley Ann could imagine, Mrs. Moss assured her that she most certainly did love her . . . gether, Dick Lurie gave a party We then proceeded to Bruges, at his home, Sat. eve. Bobby where most of us bought some Alpern was with Bev Raider, of the famed Belgian lace. The Dick Poplack with Ina Jean Sid- last Belgian town we saw was der and Dick's date was Sylvia Brussels, the capitaL This city is Shlain. much more up to date, for there are many modern automobiles HAY FEVER • and buildings. Ragweed pollen is sweeping On the whole. we found Bel- across Southern Michigan and gium very friendly, but under- though-counts are below 100 the nourished and unsanitary. distress figure hay fever suffer- The following day we visited ers are this year as before get- Holland. We saw few windmills, ting out their "reliefs." Couldn't but many modern buildings and we all do ourselves a favor by houses. Almost all of the wooden pulling up this weed when we shoes were in souvenir shop win- see it. Early next season by dows. launching a campaign all over We then took the train to the Michigan for the extermination site of the Sixth World Jambo- of this pollen spreader more of ree. There are now delegations our friends would decide sum- from 48 nations, comparable to mer is a pretty grand season the gathering of Scouts from 48 after all. states meeting at Camp Kilmer before embarking for Europe. Czechs Return Building (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series of dispatches from the World Boy Scout Jamboree in Paris. Henry is one of four Jewish boys from Detroit attending the Jamboree.) Confiscated By Nazis PRAGUE, (JTA) — A request was granted by the Council of Jewish Communities in Bohemia and Moravia-Silesia that t h e Chicago Initiates Study Czechoslovak authorities turn Of U. S. Race Relations over to the Jews in Karlovy Vary a building confiscated from CHICAGO (JTA)—The Uni- the Germans for use as a synago- versity of Chicago has initiated gue. a five-year project to study race relations problems, train leaders USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS in the field and develop a general educational program dealing with FOR QUICK RESULTS its varied aspects, Chancellor Robert M. Hutchins announced. The project will be financed by a $150,000 grant from the Car- negie Corporation and the Rocke- feller Foundation. and the tiny tot replied, "No you don't. If you did, you'd talk to me like you do when we have company." • • • • MORE DISA 'N DATA . . . Be • sure and catch at least one of the playoff games in the Philip Zion PAC Head Denied A. Adler Memorial Softball League at Central Field . . . Visas to Britain, Palestine Tuesday and Thursday eves at NEW YORK (JTA) — Rabbi 6:15 p. m. . . Seven teams battling it out for trophies ... and battling Baruch Korff, co-chairman of the they sure are! . . . Goldie Lieder, Political Action Committee for Wayne soph majoring in fine arts Palestine, has been denied a 'and at present counselor at Fresh transit visa to England and a Air Camp . . taught physical visitor's visa to Palestine r/ttmf .r7a/ r / Take Chances on Inferior Wall to Wall Carpet & Furniture Cleaning in Your Nome Leader's exclusive RESTORATEX PROCESS is glictranteed safe, contains no alkalis or other harmful ingredients. This method lengthens the life and renews the original beauty of rugs and fabrics. The finest at low cost. 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