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WHAT SHALL "Miss Mystery" 'president, Hannah Ferman, vice-
be named . . . in the column's president, and Esther Shultz,
Third Annual Beauty-Personality treasurer . . . BesIdes Sobeloff,
Contest? ... . Best suggestion gets some of the folks there were Rab-
a prize!
bi Leon Fram, Harry Seligson,
PAUL KIRSCH, Jewish News Esther Prussian, Dr. Leonard Sid-
staff photographer, will take the low, Larry M. Becker, Max Chom-
picture of any girl without a suit- sky . . . and others . . . Primary
able one to enter . . . Phone Paul reason for JSG was fund-raising
. . . but the opportunity, for de-
at RA. 7563.
"MISS MYSTERY" . . . second veloping young leadership held
and third place winners . . . and great importance.
* * *
even those reaching the finals ...
JACOB KEIDEN was president
will receive valuable awards.
when Adolph began seeing too
SEND PHOTO or suitable snap- many movies . . . and the group
shot . .. along with a few de- put a temporary amber light on
scriptive words . . . to Listening proceedings .. . Next leader was
MRS. DAVID SISLIN
Post, Jewish News, 2114 Penob- David A. Goldman . .. Who al-
scot Bldg., Detroit 26 • . Dead- most went bugs trying 'to figure
Nearly 3,000 members and
line is Feb. 29.
out how nearly 1,000 young folks
* * *
guests attended the closing affair
cluttering the entrance . . . could
SONNY, SCHLOSSBERG of Ac- get into- the first re-organizational of the campaign of the Pioneer
tors Co. and brother-in-law, Har- social . .. held in the small Lee Women's Organization 'for the
ry Green, Eastwood Park clown, Plaza ballroom (remember that
handled entertainment ... dressed crowd?) . .. It was to get new working women of Palestine. Mrs.
in jester's garb ... at recent Mich- members so the group would have Yehudit Simchonit, member of the
igan Showmen's party for 400 un- something to work with again,„,s.: . Palestinian Council, was featured
derprivileged kids . . Billboard Sol Schwartz followed David as speaker.
photog caught Sonny in action president .. . and did a fine job
Mrs. Simchonit presented the
shot . . . which appeared in last . .. with the group more than re-
Detroit clubs with the key of the
week's issue . . . After years of gaining its former strength .. .
Kfar Saba Home which was built
knocking around show biz, Sonny Then came Dr. Sam Krohn . . . through funds raised by Detroit
finally gets his picture in a big- with a world Of leadership knowl-
tnembers.
time publication . . . only to dis- -- edge on his broad shoulders .. .
Mrs. Harry Kay and Mrs. Gil-
cover the name beneath it is that as the Junior Service Group
bert Miller reported that $65,000
of Harry Green!
reached
great
heights
in
its
large
* * *
of the $78,000 voluntary quota has
corttribution toward the recent
JEWELRY DEPT.. .. Ann SOS drive . . . Which brought been raised. •
While in Detroit Mrs. Simchonit
Nochm an and Marvin "Mike" plaudits_ from the Joint Distribu-
also participlgd in an important
_Rosenthal of National Lumber ...
tion Committee . . . for the largest meeting of e Council of the
will be wed March 7.
single -'day _collection in the Pio?ieer Women's Organization,
* *• *
country!
where plans were formulated for
DISA 'N DATA ‘: . . Mickey
* * *
•
coming activities. Among the new
'Woolf, the ork man, is searching
LARRY FLEISCHMAN . . . as plans is a layette, linen and chil-
' for a blues singer . . . so if any of
program
chairman
.
.
.
has
com-
dren's clothing drive for Cyprus
.yOu gals have talent .. . thpre's
the -big chance. .. Mickey, by the mendably wielded his baton over- and DP' camps. The Council
honored Mrs. David Sislin for
way, is directing and producing some terrific program planning
the April 4 fund-raising 'affair of which variety takes in commun- her extensive • efforts as PWO
ity action, educational and cul- publicity chairman.
Young Women of Mizrachi .
'Twill be huge! . . . David Katz- tural background and social ac-
Mrs. Calvin Prady, TO. 8-2467,
man is erected president of Bnai tivity . . . At least four events ..
was named chairman of the drive.
Brith Greater Detroit Baseball appealing to all types of interest
League . . . which had great suc- . .. are being held each month.
What's the best investment
cess last year . . . being won by . . . At one time, there were about these days . . . what can you buy
100
JSG
members
working
on
Detroit Lodge . . . Nat Gurwin
that you know will alway be
program planning alone!
also heads publicity for that! .. .
worth what you pay for it, plus?
* * *
Big Mardi-Gras Show and Din-
There's just one answer to that—
MEMBERS
OF
JSG
come
from
ner-Dance,. Jan 25 . . . is Infants'
every walk of life .4t . and in United States Savings Bonds.
Service Group 048 presentation of many cases, their daily routine
14th annual fund-raising affair
and workings with the group ...
. . . Eleanor King is again direct-
are as far apart as two women
ing . . . and has delayed her wed-
wearing exact hats . . . Harvey
ding date with Dave Riseman
Lipsitt, for example, tends to a
to give her all to the show .. .
department store during the day
Lou Jacobs sends hello "From the
Yes, we have served the
and JSG publicity at night . . .
Tropical Bar to the tropical coun-
Yiddish-American public
Helen Burke, secretary at Jewish
try" . . . He's in Florida.
successfully since 1933-
Community Council, played role
* * *
of grandma in recent JSG play.
15 years in sing-song!
MORE DISA 'N DATA . . . Phil
. . Willie Stolle the soap maker,
demand specialists for a
Brestoff will play the Second An-
d. irected traffic for SOS . .
successful affair . . . .
nual Hillel Dance.. . . Feb. 7 .. .
at Masonic Temple . . . Phil's Jerry Kelman, new editor of JSG
wife, lovely songstress Dee Park- Bulletin, is a lawyer .. . Co-
er, will be featured . . . A Hillel leader Barbara Greenberg sells
and ORCHESTRA
directs JSG plays.
queen will again be crowned .. . insurance and
* * *
playing for your:
It was Rosalie Gorback last year
Wedding - Banquet - Dance
ANY
JEWISH
YOUTH
who
. . . Aaron aKtzman lq. chairman
Party - Bar Mitzvah
of the affair . . . The Inter-City isn't a member of the Junior
Bnai Brith Bowling Tourney .. . Service Group . . . is behind the
' good danceable music
Feb. 22 and Feb. 29 . . . will be times . . . And with the Allied
— styled' as you like it —
Jewish
Campaign
coming
on,
that
first time ever for the endeavor
Call: TY. 7-2502
statement
goes
double!
..
.
Every
. . . Ritz bowling alleys hold the
UN. 4-3607 for rates
honor . . . Plans are well under member is a distinct part of what
way for the all-Jewish amateur has proven to be one of the great-
CLARINET - SAXOPHONE
boxing tournament we'll soon be est single organizational youth
VIOLIN
sponsoring with top men in the movements in the history of our
Professional instruction
fistic world . . . We'll publish all community . . . Its workings for
at moderate rates . . .
Allied Jewish Campaign . . . and
details as they materialize.
Centrally located on
* * *
year-round activity . . . are trib-
Dexter Blvd.
, TWO PRECEDENTS are set utes td a swell bunch of guys and
TY. 7-2502
gals.
by election of Leonard Baruch
and Barbara Greenberg . . . as
co-chairmen of this year's Jun-
ior Division of Allied Jewish
Campaign . . . It's first time the
leadership will have duo-con-
trol . . . and Barbara becomes
first girl at the helm . . . Both
are very capable of leading the
00(16,91.4 Ro4o - Nr c,r). tiActrs
youths toward a g cbal which will
probably be twice as large as
DANCING & ENTERTAINMENT
last year's.
NIGHTLY
• • •
Featuring
MANX MOONS have risen since
MILDRE D MOREY
that June day in 1938 when about
Queen of Canadian Comediennes
BETTY BARR
15 community youths . . . and a
Music by
host of elders met in Isadore So-
JACK MADDEN
and his Ambassadors
beloff's office at the Jewish Wel-
H. E.Willenegger, Mgr. Al. Siegel, Prop.
fare Federation . . . to form a
Junior Service Group . . . Maur-
ice Glaser was chosen temporary

15 YEARS IN
SING - SONG!!

CHARLIE WEINER

WINDSOR • CAN. DA.

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NO COYER CHARGE MON.ausT/IIIRS:

Page,Seyenteen

Javits Letter Lauds
Congressman Coffin

National Bank Officers

GLETI1 F. TURNBULL was
elected president of Industrial
National Bank_Detroit at the an-
nuil meeting held Jan. 13, Eu-
gene W. Lewis, former president
is now chairman of • the board.
A. G. Ropp formerly Vice-Presi-
dent-Cashier has moved up to
the position of executive vice
president. Harry A. Poole is the
new vice president-cashier. Burt
R. Shurly, Jr. was made a vice
president and the following have
been elected assistant cashiers:
Anthony DeTemple, Charles E.
Green, Don McCracken, Clifford
E, Rennie, Otto A. Lill, Palmer
C. Pratt.

Howard A. Coffin,. Detroit rep-
resentative in Congress, received
a letter of commendation for his-
part in urging the United States'
representatives at the UN to vote
for partition of Palestine, from
Rep. J. K. Javits of New York.
The letter reads in part . . .
"It is deeply gratifying to be able
to share with you in the feeling
that we here in the House played
a real part in determining the
result we so earnestly sought .. .
Much remains to be done to make
a success of the Jewish National
Home in the days ahead and I
know that the coming struggles
will enlist your sympathetic in-
terest . . ."
Leonard Simons, of Simons-
Michelson Advertising Co., who
forwarded this correspondence to
The Jewish News, commended
Coffin for his interest in matters
concerning the welfare of the
Jewish people.

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TUESDAY, JAN. 13
Shower for Frances Rosenthal.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14
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