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FROM LOU FRAIBERG, inter-
nal relations director of the Jew-
ish Community Council, comes
this letter which should clear up
a bit of misconception on the part
of some folks . . . He writes, in
part: "I was surprised to hear
that there are people who think
of the Jewish Comunity Council
as a date clearance bureau, and
nothing else! The importance of
this service to many of our or-
ganizations should not obscure the
other important things. whiCh the
Council does. Without going into
detail, I would like to point out
that the Council's work is of two
kinds. On one hand, it defends
the Jewish community against
anti-Semitic and anti democratic
attacks. On the other, it conducts
a positive program of activities
designed to bring to people's at-
tention the values of Jewish life
which we inherit ftom the past
and to encourage the strengthen-
ing and enrichment of our Jewish
living in the present."
WHEN TALL TOWERS holds
its "Sadie Hawkins Day" affair,
Nov. 2, at 18236 Northlawn, other
groups throughout the country
will also be capturing the theme
of cartoonist Al Capp's brainchild
JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Frances
Rosenthal is engaged to Sol Pens-
kar . . . Nancy Aronow, secretary
of Herman Jacobs, Jewish Cen-
ter's exec director, and Albert
Silver have engaged for a Dec.
25 ceremony.
DISA 'N DATA ... Mayor Jef-
fries put in an appearance at
Rex BBYO Chapter 11 installa-
tion of officers in Central audito-
rium, last week . .. giving vent
to thoughts that he still expects
to be in office by the time the
kids are old enough to vote . . .
Health Club membership at the
Jewish Center has been upped
to include men and' women . . .
and will soon go into effect .. .
Temple Beth El Young People's
Club has a dramatic group which
seems to be out to set the ama-
teur theatrical world on fire .. .
Lots of talent . . and _Temple
youth members with thespian
ideas can get good experience via
this route . . . Contemporary
Theater Harvest Jamboree, Oct.
31 and Nov. 1 at Jewish Cultural
Center (former Jericho Temple)
. . . will include dancing, and
hour program of one-act play and
several skits . • . Group's purpose
is to promote inter-racial har-
mony.
• * •
UNTIL LAST WEEK, Detroit
Independent Ladies Society, one
of the oldest active groups in the
community, was about ready to
disband . . . However, indications
are that the organization will con-
tinue on . . . and those who know
of its many wonderful deeds
along charitable lines are hoping
it is so . . . The group held its
first meeting 34 years ago in the
old Olympic Hall on High and
Hastings.
• • •
PENNINGS 'BOUT PEOPLE
. . . For the benefit of those who
inquired after his guest perform-
ance for community-ites, recent-
ly . . . wee Bobby Shan, imper-
sonator of the stars, is now m. c.-
Austrian Guard to Die
For Killing Seven Jews
VIENNA (JTA)—A British
military court sentenced to death
Nicolaus Been, an Austrian guard
at the Schmiedhuette Camp, who
was convicted of having shot to
death seven Jewish prisoners at
the camp during March, 1947.
It was revealed here that the
authorities have located a mass
grave in Styria, Austrian province
adjoining the Hungarian border,
containing the bodies of 27 Hun-
garian Jews. Most of the corpses
show evidence of having been
shot through the head.
Page Nineteen
THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 31, 1947
'ing at Giesz Inn ... Pearl Risen-
berg finally makes the movies .. .
She's in the Red Feather pic be-
ing shown at theaters .. . which
was taken last summer with her
walking out of the Center . . .
Watching Elyse Zeme and Rabbi
Harold Waintrup, newlyweds,
greeting the long receiving line
made us wonder why someone
doesn't come up with a portable
conveyor idea. . . to get the
tiring ordeal over with in a hur-
ry . . . Larry (Equipment Spe-
cialties) Mintz becanle a doubly
proud pappy, last week, when
wife Mildred (Bronstein) gave
birth to twins . . . and the cigars
he had made with "It's a boy!"
written across the wrappers had
to be passed out two at a time.
* * *
.
CHILDREN'S DEPT. .
(Thanks. to Sylvia Jaffe of Kerns)
. . . A lady selected the dress she
liked best, went out to put it on
and returned all agog at finding
it . . . While she looked into the
mirror, a couple of gents who
were standing nearby as their
wives messed the racks . . . let
out hushed chuckles at the ex-
treme length of the dress . .
it was noticed by a small lass who
had come with the lady . . . After
buying the garment and both
were leaving, the tot pulled on
the woman's coat and asked,
"Mommy, why can't I wear some-
thing funny, too?"
*
MORE DISA 'N DATA .. . . Ar-
nold Silberstein is handling pub-
licity for the Larry Lawrence
Agency on the big "name" pre-
sentation of Louis Armstrong,
Jack Teagarden, Sid Catlett, Bar-
ney Bigard and others . . . All
will play together for a week at
Ben Gastman's Frolic Show Bar
. . . Premiere opening, Nov. 18
. . . Lt. Raymond Zussman Post
and Auxiliary membership drive
said to be first joint campaign of
this nature held in Jewish War
Veterans circles . . . Their open
house party, Nov. 12, for vets,
wives and friends, to be held at
Jewish JWV headquarters, 8212
12th St. , , with movies, dancing
and eats on tap for the evening.
. . . Barrister Phil Nusholtz, lit-
tle man with the big voice for
courtroom convincing. lends his
home for Council Career Wo-
men's first Town Talk . . . Nov. 4,
subject: "Prejudice." . . . Phil
directs the discussion group which
is headed by Nora Altman . .
(no, he is not a member of Coun-
cil Career) . . . and lives at 2940
Collingwood . . Folks will be
able to do their Hanukah shop-
ping at the bazaar to be given by
Selfhelp of Emigrees from Cen-
tral Europe, Nov. 15, at Ft, Wayne
Hotel . . . That's how big it is ex-
pected to be!
THE S O C I A L, INC. "Baggy
Bar Ball" .. . November 2 . . .
will be strictly in country style
dress . .. with the gals wearing
"jeans" and the fellows patched
up for some rip-roarin' chores
Bnai Brith Asks Gifts
For Disabled Veterans
WASHINGTON, D. C. — An
appeal to Bnai Brith units
The 15th annual donor event of throughout the .country to supply
By
the Hebrew Ladies Aid will be Hanukah and Christmas gifts to
Alice Jean
held at Bel Aire at 12:30 p. m. on disabled veterans in hospitals.
Nov. 12. was made by Lt. Col. Elliott
Harris
The guest speaker will be Niles and A. B. Kapplin, chair-
Rabbi B. Benedict Glazer.
man and director, respectively,
The chairmen are Mrs. Elfreda of the National Committee on
TEMPLE BETH EL
Greenwald and Mrs. Louis Kepes. Veterans Affairs.
Ingleside Stables near Mt.
For reservations call Mrs. Alex
Clemens was the setting for the Ross, TO. 7-2886 ' or Mrs.- Phil
LIEBERMAN
hayride sponsored by the Student Shapiro, DA. 7661.
and CITRON
Council of Temple Beth El high
school. Dick Shwayder and Ilene
II
KOSHER 0 STYLE
There's A
Purdy, Alice Spero with Jo
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RESTAURANT
Reason Why
Isaacson, Dave Gordon with
Suzie Smith and Margaret Pays-
People Like ti,1
9000 LINWOOD
ner with Jimmy Grekin were
BROTHERS
COR. TAYLOR
among the members who enjoyed
Only the finest in food is expert13
prepared and served for your
song on thiS cool crisp evening.
SPECIAL SUNDAY
satisfaction!
They are planning a Thanksgiv-
CLEAN!
FRIENDLY!
DINNERS
ing dance and a New Year's
At Moderate Prices
Every type of combination
formal.
sandwich to suit the most
FESTIVITIES
particular palate is featured
at Brothers!
• Sandwiches
After
This weekend has Sheldon
• Bagel & Lox
Scholnick giving a masquerade
Theater
Delicatessen
• Pie-A-La-Mode
BROTHERS Restaurant
at his home with a supper at that
• Etc.
Snacks
goblin hour of 12. The 13 mys-
Dexter and Leslie
HO. 4875
terious couples will include
Stuart Davidson with Colette
Salon, Milford Singer and Penny
MASONIC AUDITORIUM — FRI.. NOV. 7 — 8:20 P. M.
Isaacs, Bob Radner with Leona
Shlain, Al Harris with Bev
Chaleff and Shel's date, Kit
Rubiner.
Dr. John. Finley Williamson, Conductor
-
Lois Daniels has a treasure
TICKETS: $3.00, 2.40, 1.80, 1.20 GRINNELL'S TE. 2-7100
hunt in the offing for her get-
together at her home. Dave
Kreger, Art Hartman, Rhoda
MON., NOV. 10-8:20 P.M.
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
Smilay, Joel Goldberg, Janet
Newman, Irving Keene and Judy
Eisenberg will definitely , create
a delightful evening.
George Sze?, Conductor
And here's Mitzi Goodman,
TICKETS: $3.00, 2.40, 1.80, 1.20 GRINNELL'S TE. 2-7100
just arrived on her broom to tell
us of her party Saturday eve.,
Nov. 1. Dolly Garsoff, Penny
Isaacs, Evie Rosenstein, Ray
Cohen, Willie Ernst, Danny
Gurstein, Phyllis Bigelman,
Bertha Shreeman, Dave Moss!
Presents
and Ted Stone are on her invite I
list.
HERE AND THERE
in a song RECITAL
Because Student Councils of
various Michigan high schools
Assisted by REBECCA FROHMAN, Pianist
are going to have a convention at
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, at 8:45 P.M.
Ann Arbor next week, Central's
ART INSTITUTE (Lecture Hall)
Council selected Dave Brown,
Tickets $1.20 on sale at
treas.; Arlane Madison, sec.; and
RA. 1124
GRINNELL'S MUSIC HOUSE
Marvin Imber to represent them.
TO. 8-4114
METRO MUSIC HOUSE
The convention's purpose is- to
make known what can be done
to enable these councils t35 find
out what others are doing.
FROM THE PAGES OF
Saturns, boy-girl club, gave a
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picnic Oct. 26 at Middle Rouge
Park.
Youth Hi-Cites
WESTMINSTER CHOIR
CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA
Mid-Western
Concert Management
ROSENBERG'S
."C" HOP
The C Club of Central, which
is made up of boys who have
attained certain skill in athletics
along with the Girls Athletic
Association, is giving its third
annual C Hop Nov, 14 in the
Central Gym. Tickets can be ob-
tained from "C" Club members
and the GAA.
. . . Twill be free to members and
friends . . . with scheduled ses-
sioning to include square dancing,
modern terpsi'ing and all-round
doings ... Folk'sll meet at 8 p. m.
at Fran Gorov's home, 17184
Prairie, before going out to the
place . . . So, between this affair
and the Tall Tower's "Sadie Haw-
kins Day" shindig . •. • communi-
ty-ites will be in for a lot of good
time merriment that evening.
•
BE SURE TO, attend the Bal-
four Ball . .. Nov. 1 . . . at the
Statler . . . the big affair of the
year . . . It's Phil Brestoff on the
swing and sway ... and Robert
Rodrigues doing the South
American calava timing.
NEW POLICY!
EUGENE FOO . . . BRINGS TO YOU
Heal Cantonese Dishes
Won Ton
Steak Row
FAMILY DINNERSD Hai Kow
Tenderloin With
A Specialty
Pea Pods
AMERICAN DISHES, TOO!
ALL CHINESE DISHES!
EUGENE FOO, noted chef of STRICT-
LY CHINESE food now personally su-
PRIVATE
COMPLETE
pervising your favorite dishes in
PARTIES
REAL CANTONESE STYLE. Every-
TAKE-OUT
thing in Far-Eastern delicacies is-pre-
CATERED
SERVICE
pared for your most desired taste
satisfaction.
WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR KITCHEN
Egg Rolls
Gal Kow
Pepper Steak
Almond War Sue Gai
KING FOND CAFE
11813 DEXTER cor. Elmhurst
OPEN DAILY 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
BARITONE
DON FROHMAN
"Chinatown Comes To The Jewish Community"
NEW MANAGEMENT!
DR. Glazer Will Address
I Hebrew Ladies Aid Event
NO. 9693
SATURDAYS. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
The weekly social events for which ROSENBERG'S
KOSHER CATERING was proud to have served are
inscribed in everlasting record.
THURSDAY, OCT. 23
Shower for Pearl Levine. Given by
Ethel Levine and Blanche Levine.
SATURDAY, OCT. 25
EVE: 25th Anniversary of Frances
and Nathan Shufrow. Given at
TUESDAY, OCT. 21
Shower for Edith 'Kafton. Given _home, 2961 Collingwood.
by Mrs. S. Kafton, Mrs. Gloria Bat- SUNDAY. OCT. 26
EVE: Marriage of Florence Green-
ton and Mrs. Blanche Littman.
berg to Arnold Wagner
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22
Shower for Ida Tesser. Given by EVE: Marriage of Rena Margolis to
Mrs. Ethel Tesser, Mrs. Frances David Borodawkin at Cong. Bnai
Tesser and Mrs. George Moskovitz. Moshe.
Wedding, Bar Mitzvah, shower or banquet, may we assist you in its
preparation. As "Creators of Perfect Catering" our wish is always for
your most desired satisfaction.
ROSENBERG'S KOSHER CATERING
9925 DEXTER
TY. 4-9490
NOW OPEN !
The
Park Avenue_k.
Ipunge Bar
■
Walter Jackman, Your Old Friend,
Formerly of Knotlwood Country
Club, Supervising the preparation
of delicious food by Expert Chefs!
• Choice Liquors
• Fine Cocktails
Only three minutes walk from Downtown
Hotels & Theatres
2216 PARK AVENUE
Between Montcalm and Columbia
(Plenty of Parking!)
WHERE TO DINE
HARRY BOESKY, RESTAURANT, DELICATESSEN & BAR
AN AFTER THEATRE MUST. SMART FOLKS THAT EAT OUT
CHOOSE BOESKY'S.
12th and Hazelwood
TR. 2-4375
Good food served appetizingly in pleasant surroundings.
ROBIN flOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods.
Steaks, Chops, Chicken Club Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious
Hamburgers. "Served as you like it."
20176 LIVERNOIS AVE. 11i Wks so. 8 Mile Rd.
Open 24 Hours
UN. 1-9802