Friday, March 5, 1948 THE JEWISH NEWS ..f11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111n Reunion in U.S. Danny Raskin's LISTENING S T -51111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110 CARMEN CAVALLERO and his great orchestra will play for the dance of Greater Bnai Brith Council . . April 10 at State Fair Grounds . • . Crowd could well reach 5,000 mark! * * * LOCAL NITERY stunt round town . . . to pull in clientele on off-nights .. .is bevy of rhumba contests . . . Morrie Gruskin at Main Street and Sol Boesky at Sid's Cafe have added contests to their list of fun-festing . . . and it's going over big. * * * JUDGING of pictures in the column's Beauty-Personality Con- test. will be held following com- plete pick-up by the committee . of those left at community meeting places . . . First, second and third place winners will be chosen from photographs and suitable snapshots entered. * * * TESS WISE is the new Bnai Brith girls director . . . approved to take over post formerly held by Helen Alpert, now advisor to •Jr. Service Group . . . She is finishing up work on Master's degree in social work at Wayne . . . having already done most of it at Ohio State. * * * SPORTS DEPT. . . . Handball fans will be interested to know of new doubles team . . . com- posed of Joe Winkler and Lou Schwartz . . . banded together to compete in state and national doubles tourneys . . . Seymour Iwrey scored amazing total of 77 points in recent basketball vic- tory of Perfection DeMolay, over Highland Park chapter . . . Final Score was 130-52! . . . Greatest baseball season in history of Bnai Brith is expected this year . . . BB Softball Association will have big get-together, May 5 . . . as part of fund-raising campaign to pay game expenses for all teams. • * * HEARD ON THE Fourteenth bus . . . "Pardon me, but d'ya know if this bus stops on Cle- ments?" • . . "Yes, watch me and get off one stop before I do." . "Thanks." * * * HARRY NEMOFF, whom many folksw ill remember as one of the old Zeniths, is back in De- troit after six-year's absence .. . He is now a court reporter, re- cently returning from a three- week trial in Owosso that hit the headlines . . . Harry was in service four and one-half years,. . over- seas with -18th Infantry Airborne . He is married to a San Fran- cisco lass and their daughter is three years old. . —"Lefty," as the boys used to call him, re- cently covered an attempt in California to hike bus fares from 5 to 10 cents . . . so local goings- on were of special interest to him . . . The lines were in Marys- ville and Yuba City and they did manage to get it up to 8 cents, he says ... The Zeniths, by the way, were champs in just about every sport they entered in the corn- munit3 . . and disbanded in 1941 after 10 years together .. . Some of the boys were Billy Jacobs, Lou. Freeman, Harold Hass, Morrie Fenkell, Harry Mil- grom and Morrie Wasserman .. just to name a few. * * * BACK WITH "Lefty" is broth- er, Sam Nemoff . . . just out of service after joining Army Trans- port Corps as a civilian Diesel engineer . . . with job of trans- porting former Jap prisoners from Manila to Tokyo. GOOD BET for week-end fes- tivities . . . Paid-Up Member- ship Party of Rebecca Gratz, Bnai Brith Young Women . .. March 7 at Barium Hotel ... Will climax membership drive that ends March 15, for gals between 18 to 25 . . . Fellows need party invite. DISA 'N DATA . . . Inter-faith panel at Hartford Baptist Church included Jewish, Jewish, Catholic, Pro- testant, Negro, Japanese and Chinese representatives . . . each giving short talk on racial segre- gation as a barrier . . . Howard Freeman, U. of M. Hillel, and Dave Rappaport, BBYO, were on panel . . . Next Holiday Hop at Jewish Center March 21 . . . Hello to all from Mrs. Sylvia Altshuler, now of Long Island, N. Y. . .. Many will remember her by maiden name of Watnick . . . Show recently given by BB Young Women' at Moose Temple, brought out good-sized crowd Girls did very fine job of organ- ization .. . and the entertainers worked hard. ADDED ATTRACTION at "Fight Night" last week, by Pis- gah Lodge . . . was wrestling match between "Wild Bill" Brooks and Eddie Lee .. . with Nat Gurwin the referee . . . Towards - final minutes of match, the grunters got Nat entangled in the fiasco . . . and had him sweating beneath almost 500 lbs. of beef .. . After the show, Nat groggily said, "We had it planned that way" . . . and son, Jerry, held on even tighter . . . to make sure pop didn't collapse. THE KIDS putting on that "Club Chez-LeRoi" . . . night- club affair of Rex_ Chapter .11, BB Young Men . .. had to make it both March 13 and March 14 . at Tuller Hotel because of the ter- rific amount of folks who want to go . . . Now they're wishing they had even one more night! MORE DISA 'N DATA . . . Local friends of Rabbi Eddie Ten- nenbaum ... and there are many . . . will be glad to learn he will assume head post at new Syna- gogue Center in .Upper Darby (suburb of Philadelphia,) Penn. . Rabbi Tennenbaum will leave Temple Bnai Israel of Saginaw, March 15 . . . Everytime Mrs. Libby Hellman hears -- tunes, "That's For Me" and "Dearly Be- loved" . •. oldies, now, but still catching the ear . . . she listens to lyrics she wrote .. . but was never paid for . . . Two years in Detroit, Mrs. Hellman gave words to song chasers in California who took all the mazuma . . . and never came up with a nickel . . She's smarter, now! * * * GREAT CROWD ... well over 2,000 .. . attended Military Ball of Jewish War Veterans . . hon- oring the new Jewish State . . . Lots of dancing, lots of introduc- tions and lots of telegrams sent in behalf of Palestine support • .. Posting of colors followed by march of the flag-bearers . . . some of whom almost had to run to keep up with Ted Weems' ren- dition of "The Victors" ... played in jitterbug style! ... Rabbi Mor- ris Adler, introduced as late-corn- er, made remark of evening when he said over the mike, "Many of you were married by me and I'm glad to see that we're still so friendly!" • * * * JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Rae Ra- fales and Mel Raskin will wed in July . . . Maxine Snyder and Dr. Jack Gregory, optometrist, may also be tied around that time . . Ilene Saperstein and Newton Levin were married in silence . . Community leader Sol Schwartz and Ruth Dorfman are engaged. AFTER TWO years of search- ing, "Jackie" and Bert Ogus (she's former "Jackie" Weitzman) finally found an apartment . . . just the kind they wanted, too . . Even 16-month old Allan giggled with glee . . . "Jackie" and Bert hurried to the shops, carefully selected five-rooms of gorgeous furniture . . . and made their Monte Vista abode a show- place for happy home-life . . . They've been in the place for a month . . and now Bert learns he's being transferred elsewhere . . . and they'll have to move! Twenty-one year old Michael Winkler is alive today only be- cause his father saved him from the Auschwitz gas chambers by persuading Nazi guards to trans- fer the young man into his labor group. Michael is shown greeting his father, Ignatz Winkler, on the latter's recent arrival in the United States from a DP camp with the help of United Service for- New Americans, whose work is supported by the $250,000,000 campaign of the United Jewish Appeal for 1948. The son immi- grated here in 1947 with the aid of United Service. Germans Reported Lax In Listing Properties Under Restitution Law MUNICH, (JTA) — Warning that the restitution law provides a five-year prison term for per- sons failing to report they now hold Jewish property, Dr. Philip Auerbach, Commissioner for Per- secutees in the Bavarian govern- ment, reported that few Germans owning such property have noti- fied the authorities. Dr. Auerbach said that it would be impossible to permit German police to enter displaced persons camps to make arrests, as was recently requested, since many former Nazis have managed to join the police force following their "denazification." The com- missioner also advocated the en- actment of a law_ which would give concentration camp victims industrial property, such as fac- tories, which were owned and op- erated by the camps "since this property was paid for by the persecutees with their own blood." Every one of the 7,000. Jewish youngsters in Sofia have been completely outfitted by the JDC. Page Nineteen ' Community Fails to Take Advantage Of Only Jewish Nursing Facilities "The Detroit Jewish community is..failing to take advantage of one of its most unique facilities," David Teitelbaum, proprietor of the David Nursing Home, 5505 Second, declared this week. The Home, the only all-Jewish kosher convalescent establish- ment in Detroit, was founded by Teitelbaum last fall. It provides care for the chronically ill, convalescents and aged persons, with a registered and practical nurse in constant attendance. Federation. Information on ad- Private, semi-private and ward mission of patients may be secur- facilities are available at - the ed calling the Home, TR. 3-3430 Nursing Home, with _plenty of recreational activity planned for The Joint Distribution Commit- those patients who are not bed- tee's child-care program provides ridden. for 138,000 out of Europe's 182,000 "Unfortunately, however, the Jewish children. Among those community is not supporting the sided are 31,000, mostly orphans, home to the fullest degree," Tei: in - 326 JDC-supported homes, telbaurn stated. He reported that nurseries and other institutions. only two-thirds of the home's facilities are in use. "If this con- tinues," he warned, "it will be impossible to keep the home open, forcing us to discontinue this im- portant community service." 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