Friday, September 26, 1947

THE. JEWISH NEWS

Page Fifteen

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Religious Labor
League Launches

Good Neighbors

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Flowers From Church

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BOBBY SHAN, the swell en-
tertainer from hereabouts is back
in town after wowing the folks at
a northern resort this summer
• . . and is appearing at the Club
Stevadore. . . . His perfection in
mimicking screen and radio stars,
plus a laugh-getting line of chat-
ter, puts him on a fast elevator
toward the top in show business.
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HERE'S GOOD NEWS for ter-
psi lovers . . . More sessions of
Holiday Hops begin at the Jew-
ish Center . . . Oct. 12 . .. with
Paul LaVoie, the WJR music
maestro, tabbed for opening night
rhythms . . . It'll be season num-
ber six for Holiday Hops, which
was the first series of dances in
the community to adopt a "local
name band" policy for all its
affairs.
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JEWISH EDUCATION MONTH
. . : which ends Oct. 7 . . . is
aimed primarily at getting mom-
ma and poppa to send the young
tuns out for some learning about
our people . . . As a follow-up of
strenuous reminder, Jewish Edu-
cation Week starts the day after
the °tiller closes . . . Oct. kto 15.
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MASADA and JR. HADASSAH
are set for a term of coopera-
tive detail . . . Everyone is invit-
ed to their first affair . . . A Tea
Dance, Sept. 28 at 1:30 p. m. . . .
Shaarey Zedek the site .. . Al-
though "two separate organiza-
tions" the group will meet to-
gether and take turns at swing-
ing the gavel . . . Presidents 'Dr.
Sam Krohn and Dorothea Bond
look for a lot of activity, this
year .. . with a big dance prob-
ably being tossed in addition
to another "Night in Tel Aviv"
• . . They'll work together on
everything . . • except, no doubt,
Hadassah's annual Mother and
Daughter Banquet . . . unless
the boys are figuring on donnin;
feminine garb for the occasion.
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HARRY THOMAS, the suit
and coat man, has one less strand
of hair on his head . . all he
can afford . . . after missing the
bowler's dream of a 300 score by
one "*&'x'*&!" pin . . . `Twas
last week in a match with Dr.
Mike Engelman and Max Rosner
against Harry Kordner, Ruby
Sampson, and Sam Pincus . .
Harry says he pocketed every
ball including the last one but
that "*&'x''*&*!" ten pin would-
n't fall . . . Would have been
a treat to take to the little wo-
man, who continually asks him
why he can't roll a perfect game.
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DISA 'N DATA . . . Hershel
Levine came to town just long
enough to observe the holidays
and say goodbye to so many folks
who are going to miss him . . .
The popular youth leader is now
a California business man . . .
The kids of BBYO really went
all out on publicizing their suc-
cessful Yom Kippur Dance . . .
Dexter Blvd. traffic gave way
to a gala parade . . . Cop on
motorcycle did all he could do
to direct the gas buggies one way
or the other . . . Bill Goll and
Shirley Dubrinsky showed what
ingenuity can do by talking in
front of Shaarey Zedek, deciding
to toss a party at her home that
evening and then throwing one
better than half of those given
after long term planning . • .
Gals of Naomi Auxiliary of
BBYW ask us (and everyone
else) to let the fellows know
about a social shindig they're
holding, Sept. 30, at Evelyn Weis-
berg's home, 1624 Glynn Ct. . . .
Hope there's enough room.
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CHILDREN'S DEPT. . . . It was
dinner time and Mrs. Herman
Garelick had become peeved at
the way little Gary was reach-
ing across the table everytime
he wanted something . . . Fin-
ally, in an irate tsimae.
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she said,

"Gary! Stop reaching for things!
Haven't you got a tongue?" .. .
Looking up, the youngster re-
plied, "Yes, mother, but my arm
is much longer."
IT'S TIME AGAIN for the
tape measure . . . so get it out
and see if you've stretched any
. . . because the Tall Towers
group opens its fall season of fun
for six-footers . • . First affair
will be a cocktail party at home
of Jerry (5'8") Hamburg, 3000
Webb . . . Oct. 5, 4-6 p. m. . . .
with big fun in store for biggies
. . . If you're a guy, ya' gotta hit
the six mark . . . If's you're a gal,
then just 5'7" is okay.

Youth Hi-Cites

By

Alice Jean

Harris

PARTY
At Merrill Stoller's home, Al
Talberg gave a party for Arnie
Wallace last Friday eve. Merle
Shuman was with Harvey Silver-
man, Merrill with Margy Cutler,
Al with Roslind Holden and Ar-
nie escorted Charlotte Kaufman.

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SWEET SIXTEEN
Northwood Inn will be a cen-
ter of attraction on Oct. 3 when
Mr. and Mrs. David Lipshaw will
see their daughter join the sweet
sixteen ranks at a dinner party.
In . flowing formals Marsha Lee-
man will be with Jack Leider-
man, Judy Fleish with ' Dave
Blumlo, Sue McLain with Burt
Rissman and Irene's escort will be
Marshall Fisher.
Elinor Levine, at Frames on
Sept. 20, will be entertained by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max
P. Levine. Guests at her lunch-
eon include Harriet Levine, Na-
dine Blatt, Marylin Fisher, Sally
Tepman and Claire Zieve.
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'ROUND ABOUT
Most every afternoon you can
glimpse Irene Jaffe, Edith Fin-
sterwald, Dee Matler, Sheila
Frankel, Joan Field and Tenny
Schlafer piling out _ of Harriet
Fields' new Chevie, dropping in
at Helen's for a quick bite and
then zipping back to Highland
Park for their afternoon classes.
Shirley Lichtenfeld is here
from Brussels visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter L. Field and
finds chatting with her cousin
Harriet enjoyable.
* * *
Polio took its price as it
struck hard, taking from our
midst one of our schoolmates,
Marvin Spevakow. We will
miss him • in school and syna-
gogue but we can ask God no
questions as we extend our
deepest sympatliies to his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Spevakow.

Habonim Group to Hear
Report from Hachshara

The first Habonim Oneg Shab-
bat for all Bonim groups, ages 15
to 18, will be highlighted by a
talk from Moshe Margolis, who
has just completed his year of
hachshara.
• The 'meeting will be held at
8:15 p.m. Friday, Sept. 26, at the
Labor Zionist. Institute, Pasadena
and Linwood.
The Habonim Sukkot hike will
be held Sunday, Sept. 28. The
program includes the building of
a Sukkah, reading circles, discus-
sion groups, singing, dancing and
sports. A portion of the meeting
will be given to a Tzofim shichva
meeting. All members and friends,
will meet on the island behind
Central High School, at 9:30 a.m.!

Annual Drive

The spirit of brotherhood that is
evidenced in Detroit's Northwest
section, with a Jewish synagogue
and a Congregational church situ- .
ated just a few yards apart on
Curtis, was clearly brought out
on Rosh Hashanah.
Rev. Robert Burtt of the May-
flower . Congregational Church,
and two members of the ladies
auxiliary of the church, personal-
ly- delivered three baskets of
white flowers to Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal, to adorn the pulpit of the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation.
In addition, the church, bulletin
board carried a New Year greet-
ing to its Jewish neighbors dur-
ing the holiday week.

Chicago Leader Speaks
To Northwest Sisterhood

At a meeting at Shaarey Zedek
Sept. 18 under the chairmanship
of Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka, head
of the Detroit chapter, the League
for Religious Labor in Palestine,
launched its annual drive for
support of pioners in the home-
land.
Rabbi M. Peretsky, League
field director, who will spend sev-
eral months in Detroit, convened
the meeting. Dr. A. M. Hersh-
man is honorary chairman of the
local group, Charles Wolok, treas-
urer and Max Chomsky, secre-
tary.
Reporting on personal observa-
tions during his tour of Eretz
Israel last fall, Rabbi M. J. Wohi-
gelernter, chairman of the Leag-
ue's national council, told of the
significant role played by the re-
ligious halutzim in both the ur-
ban and agricultural sectors of
the Yishuv. He referred particu-
larly to the Elitzur sport organi-

zation which is supported by the
League and has a membership of
more than 7,000; of the various
cooperatives organized for new
immigrants, of the need for ad-
ditional housing particularly for
young women entering the port
of Haifa.
Appealing to organizations and
individuals for a renewal of their
contributions-to the League, Rab-
bi Sperka stated "now that a
UN decision on Palestine is in
the offing and hopes strengthened
for , the solution of our problem
we must extend" a helping hand
to the - builders of Palestine in
the spirit of Torah and tradition."

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After a brief summer recess,
the voice of the American Jew-
ish Congress in Detroit is being
heard again - at 9:45 every Satur-
day evening over station WJLB.
The broadcasts, which are con-
ducted by Harry Kaminer, are
designed to acquaint the Jewish
people of Detroit with the point
of view of the Congress, with re-
garli to the problems confronting
the American Jewish community.
The next Congress broadcast
will be presented this Saturday.

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