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AL LEWIS, former Detroit
haberdashery salesman and now
chief announcer -for Station WGR
in Buffalo .. . got his break ala
fairy tale fashion . . . Was work-
ing in Rochester, N. Y. men's
store when manager of local
radio station listened as Al tried
selling his wares . . . then said,
"Your're wasting your time with
a voice like that!" .. . An audi-
tion was arranged and Al im-
medately started broadcasting
until WGR happened to hear him
. and slapped a nice juicy offer
under his nose. . . . The only ties
he has anything to do with now,
are the ones he couldn't afford
to buy, before.
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JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Eleanor
Rabinowitz and Herman Gor-
man . . . Jerry Bloom and Stew-
art Karmerm . . . are set for "I
Do" ceremonies in February..
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DISA 'N DATA . . . Harry
Bradlin, real estate gent, is es-
corting lovely movie star, Paula
Drews about town during her
month's stay in the local vicinity.
. .. She is a Dearborn lass and
stopping at the Book-Cadillac
during her visit. . . . They knew
each other before her entry into
pictures. . . . Sign in window of
Linwood Ave. eatery exemplifies
hardships being caused by , in-
flated cost of living . . . It reads:
"High cost of food force us t6
discontinue meals rather than
raise our prices" . . . Steel man
Morrie Jacobs celebrated his
"Your guess is as good as mine"
birthday with a gala shindig in
the Book, where he dwells with
Manny Abrams.
. . . Maps on how to get out
to Junior Service Group Hike
and Wienie Roast . . . at Bald
Mountain Recreati onal Area
(near Rochester) - . . Oct. 19 at
1 p. m. . . . will be furnished by
calling Hermine Stone, TO.
5-7593.
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BNAI BRITH YOUNG WO--
MEN are out for a big season of
festivities . . . with an aim toward
swelling their highly regarded
membership lists . . . Sometime
in November, the BBYW Coun-
cil will sponsor an inter-faith
program, with Catholic, Protest-
ant and Jewish groups working
jointly to show each other their
individual social and cultural
programs. . . . The council is also
planning a massive carnival to
be held in February. . . . Rebecca
Gratz Auxiliary gives its mem-
bership tea, 2:30 p. m. Oct. 19, at
the home of Lee Gilbur, 16641 La-
Salle . . . Diane Malerman group
went hayriding at Morton
Stables last week . . . and Emma
Labarus bunch included a fashion
show in their membership tea at
home of Harriet Adler.
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CBILDREN'S DEPT . .
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(Thahki to Mrs. G. Brisman)
The family was at dinner and
daughter, Betty refused a bit of
food with an emphatic, "I don't
like it" . .. which prompted her
little brother, Howard, to chirp
up with, "Oh, don't say that. The
more you don't like a thing the
gooder it is for you."
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COUNCIL CAREER girls are
back again with more big things
in store . . . The popular group
has already titled their complete
program, "Design For Living"
. . . First big co-ed affair will be
a gala fashion show, Nov. 23, for
both guys and gals. (What kind
of hose will the men wear this
year, and will their pockets be
any emptier than usual?)
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MORE DISA 'N DATA ... Am-
bitious. laddies, Phil Grossman
and Sam Golfarb will have Louis
Prima for their Oct. 26 opening
of College Inn . . . at Eastwood's
indoor ball room. . . . The boys
drove a 1915 fire engine all the
way from Lansing to Detroit and
are using it to publicize the event.
. . . Farmers along the way were-
n't kidding when they holared
out, "Get yourself a horse!" . . .
Social, Inc, will give a rip-roar-
ing barn dance, Oct. 31 . . . com-
plete with all the black and
orange trimmings.
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BERT SEYBURN contacted a
painter, last week, for an esti-
mate on painting his house . . .
The gent came over, looked the
place up and down and then gave
what he considered a very low
price . . . "What?" bellowed Bert.
"Why I wouldn't pay Rembrandt
that price!" The painter shrugged
his shoulders, looked at his
figures again and then said,
"Well, I tell you one thing. If
that guy is taking the job for
less, he's no member of the
union!"
Interior Design Career
Fulfils Youthful Goal
Marion Jane Klavons has ful-
filled a childhood ambition, with
her career as an interior dec-
orator. Instead of engaging in
more orthodox forms of youthful
diversion, Miss Klavons spent her
leisure. time in furniture and ac-
cessory shops, and now puts the
knowledge and experience gained
to use in designing interiors for
Detroit homes.
She is a graduate of the New
York School of Interior Decora-
tion and the Detroit School of
Arts and Crafts. Her service as
designer and interior decoration
advisor may be secured by call-
ing her at\ UN. 1-6462.
Baron Henri de Rothschild
Dies in Switzerland at 75
Baron Henri de Rothschild, re-
tired financier, physician and
playwright, died at the age of 75
in Lausanne, Switzerland. He was
a fifth-generation descendant of
Meyer Amschel Rothschild, the
fouhder of the famous banking
dynasty.
* Tasty Dishes
Weekly Calendar
T w o Windsor organizations
have scheduled major events for
the near future. Windsor Lodge
of Bnai Brith will be host to
Captain Harry Sperber, U. S.
Army, chief interpreter at the
Nuremberg war crimes trials,
Thursday, Oct. 23, at Shaar Hash-
orn ayim auditorium.
MICKEY WOOLF
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
With the Finest in
MUSIC &
Isaac Franck, formerly execu-
tive director of the Brooklyn and
Detroit Jewish Community Coun-
cils, has been appointed executive
secretary of the 'American Fund
for Palestinian Institutions, it was
announced by Edward A. Nor-
man, AFPI president. Mr. Franck
will be associated with Itzhak
Norman, .AFPI executive director.
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CUBA BOUND
The Cashmeres gave a .going
away party at Muriel Stern's
home last Saturday for Sandra
Robinson, who is leaving for
Havana, for a three to six-month
visit. Among the party goers were
Sherman Kane, Jerry Grenadier,
Lowell Ressler, Jerry Halperin
and Dave Stulberg.
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SWEET SIXTEEN
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gottleib
feted daughter Janis with a
luncheon at the Book Cadillac
recently. Familiar faces at the
affair were Joan Sehlussel, Naomi
Ruskin, Selma Berry, Myrna Cor-
man, Lolly Brash, Sheila Cohen,
Faye Moss and Mitzi Ferguson.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL
At Charlotte Arkin's home the
high school Department of Tem-
ple Israel will have a party S0011:
Among the guests wil be Lucy
Hirshman, Allan Neuman, Jerre
Katzman, Joan Bachman, Alfred
Harris and Ben Chaleff.
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HALLOWE'EN
The masquerade party Helen
Korman is giving Oct. 25 is going
to be an evening of goblins and
witches enjoying festivities.
Marcia Stone is going with Eddie
Spivak, and Eileen Hillman with
Manny Sarko, and Helen's date
is Eddie Lebowitz.
Another new club of Central-
ites has been formed, the Tern-
Teez. Members are Sally Tep-
man, Jean Anchor, Gloria Ben-
nett, Elaine Chernoff, Dorothy
Weiss, Gertie Swartz, Sandy Lip-
son, Phylis Kurtz, Audrey Kess-
ler, Marylin Klee and Harriet
Levine. How 'tempting!
The J. C. at Shaarey Zedek got
under way with this season's ser-
vices last Sabbath morn with
about 150 teenfolk attending and
observing the day of rest.
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The weekly social events for which ROSENBERG'S
KOSHER CATERING was proud to have served are
inscribed in everlasting record.
SUNDAY, OCT 12
EVE: Bar Mitzvah of Bernard Fred-
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WEDNESDAY, OCT.
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by children at Shaarey Zedek.
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Young Adults
The following events are open to
young adults in the community:
Oetfl 18, 9 p. m.—Saturday Nite
Dance, Jewish Center.
• Oct. 19. 12:30 p. m.—Young Adult
Council, President's brunch, Jewish.
Center.
2 p. m.—Council Career Group,
membership tea.
2:30 p. m.—Shaarey Zedek YPS,
social meeting, Shaarey Zedek.
8 p. m. ZOA Herzel Chapter, so-
cial program, Northwest Syna-
gogue.
Oct. 21, 8 p. m.—Council Career
Group, special meeting.
8 p. m.—IZFA, regular meeting,
Hillel House.
Oct. 22, 8 p. m.—Junior Service
Group, book review, Jewish Center.
9 p. m.—Junior Harlassah-Masada,
meeting. Jewish Center.
Oct: 26, 2 p. r•.—Temple Beth El
- YPS, meeting, Temple Beth El.
3 p. m.—Junior Service Group,
discussion series, Jewish CiAriter.
9 p. m. Northwest Hebrew Cong.
YPS, dance, Northwest Synagogue.
Danny Raskin's
MICKEY AND MARION
BATES are but one example of
a young couple who made the ter-
rible mistake of having children
. . . two, in fact . . . and because
of it, have no place to live . . .
Imagine anyone wanting a family
to add to their happiness? . .
What right did they have to go
ahead and start bringing up
youngsters to be good citizens in
a land of democracy? . . . After
all, there are other people who
will gladly jump at the chance
for a place to live . . . so why
rent out to those with children?
... The only good they are, is to
become the leaders of tomorrow
. . . and fight for the preserva-
tion of rights our country has
long been built upon.
Just as a thought, we wonder
if any of these heartless people
who won't rent to folks with
children . . . hold- a personal
grudge against the fact they
themselves were ever born!
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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 17, 1947
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