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Friday, March 12, 194

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Dr. Soltes Appointed
To Yeshivah U. Post

Dr. Mordecai 5oltes, executive
director of Yeshiva University,
Ras been designated professor of
community serv-
ice in the Grad-
uate School of
Education a n d
Community Ad-
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BEST BET of the weekend . ding about it (•. Baumer . . .
t a bli shed by
"Club Chez-LeRoix" of R e x whistle three times and you'll
Yeshiva Univer-
sity in the fur-
Chapter 14, BBYO . . . March 13 catch on).
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therance of its
and 14 in Arabian Room of Tul-
program of
AROUND 20 YEARS AGO, an
ler Hotel . . . Night-club affair
academic expan-
with all trimmings . . . including all-Jewish boxing team was en-
tered in a City-wide tourney for sion.

Page Seventeen

Youth. H lites

By

Alice Jean

LISTENING S

big-time show headed by Little
the first and only time.... It rep-
Joe Stone.
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resented. the Jewish Institute
LARRY KENT, likeable emsee (Hannah Schloss Bldg.) .. and
at Palm Beach Cafe, has own walked • away with most of the
radio show now . . . thanks to - titles! ... Joe Diskin was heavy-
local fur merchants . . . who weight champ. Eli Gordon won
made wiser move to get welter crown, Mike Raskin top-
more business . . . Larry gathers ped the lightweights and the late
the giggles while spinning discs Irving "Yorky" Shapiro beat . all
. . . o'er WJBK airwaves at 7:45 in flyweight division ... Promin-
evenings and 12:30 Sunday noon- ent basketball man, Marty Doyle,
was their coach.. . . Boys used to
time.
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fight at Cass -High . . . three
DISA 'N DATA .. "The boys" times a night! .. . Tourney was
rounded up in Police Commission- sponsored annually by Dept. of
er Harry Toy's clean-up campaign Recreation . . . with battlers
don't like N being called "12th consisting of amateur talent from
,Street hoodlums." . . . It gives local churches, clubs, community
the place a bad name, they say! houses, etc. . . . It isn't known
... Sid and Sadie Gray are happy why the Jewish boxing team was
mom and dad . .. son, Dick, is entered for just that one time.
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out of the Army . after 18
THE BIG BOYS, themselves
months with occupation forces in
Japan'. . . They'll have much to . . . Louie Pickus of Waukegan,
do keeping the gals off his door- Ill., district BBYO chairman for
- step . . . he's really handsome! Bnai Brith . .. and Harry Mills
.. . Tickets are , going at rapid of Flint, the Michigan chairman
pace for the big "Night of . . . took part in that seminar
Games" being given by Down- given by Bnai Brith Youth Or-
town Lodge, Bnai Brith, March ganization, last week, at tht Bar-
23, at Tuller Hotel . . . Get your ium . . . Was titled. "My job and
ducats from Manny Cornfield or its relationship to the Bnai Brith
Harry Parr, managers of Sam's. Youth Program." . . . The kids
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made it an all-day affair and
. FINALISTS IN THIS column's packed in plenty of fun . . . as
Third Annual Beauty-Personality usual.
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Contest will soon be announced
PLOT
OF
SHOW,
"Miami", be=
. . . Committee doing final pick-
up work of pictures left at com- ing given by gals of Pisgah Lodge
munity meeting places . . . and March 21, at Central High • . .
sorting out the ones suitable for will revolve around Detroit moth-
er taking datighter to Florida to
judging.
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get a rich husband . . • . Girls
JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Steel have written nine original songs
man, Manny Abrams, was marxied for the production . . . Central
,in Chicago to Marian Russ, Win- auditorium seats over 800 people.
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dy City lovely . . . Apartment
made ready for them at Wilshire
REMEMBER, FOLKS ... Tues-
. . . Charles Meyers and Marian day is last day to tell Uncle . Sam
Fink are now engaged double.
what's what with the cash' . .
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If you make out your income tax
MORE DISA 'N DATA . . . correctly, you go to the poor-
Martha Glaser, community lass house . . . If you don't you go to
who took trip to New York . . . jail . Ah justice and thy playful
and became director of informa- moods!
tion for Jazz at the Philhar-
Old Sorenson home, now Rouge
monic ... . writes hello from Recreation Center, is site of
California .•. . after giving her "Spring Social" of Shaarey Zedek
"Philharmonic" post the heave- Young People Society, March 21
no . . . It was too nerve-wrack ,-
.. Advance sale going on.
ing, she says .. • Congrats to Lila
F and Iry Jaffe on new family
addition . . . Little lady's name
is Charlene . . . Hello to all from
Bill Gall in Mexico .. . Add to
odd happenings the case of real
estate man, Herman Victor, who
The first annual greater De-
hung up coat in closet and almost troit Bnai Brith Women's Coun-
set fire to house . , . Push-button cil bowling tournament was held
lighter went off while he and Feb. 22 and 29, announces Mrs.
family were in other rooms . . . Irving Robinson, chairman.
Anybody giving a hard - time
The traveling trophy donated
party?
by Pisgah chapter was won by
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the Pisgah bowling leagile for
YOU NG WOMEN of Mizrachi the team three high series.
charity shindig, April 4, at North- - At a- party for bowler's and
west Congregation . . ,, expected their escorts at the Variety Club
to draw lots of folk§ ... Planned Feb. 29, trophies were awarded
for cabaret styled affair with - en- to the following:
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tertainment galore - . . and danc-
Team events: First high series, Pis-
ing for all . . . Show to last little gah chapter, Gert Linde, captain, Betty
Mayers,
Lipin, Jeannete Yourof-
less than an hour and directed sky and Toby
Blanche Jackson. Second
by Mickey Woolf . . . with Julie high series, Detroit chapter, Charlotte
. captain, Martha Orenstein,
Adler teaching the gals to dance Feldman
Frances Newman, Sylvia Kent, Molly
on chorus line and otherwise .. . Grushoff. Third • •high series, Louis
Marshall, Betty HysOn, captain; Yetta
Last scene to feature Cantor Hy- Yates,
Ellen - Horan, 'Rose Stern, Rose
man. Adler singing "Vagabond Gurwin.
Refugee."
First high single game, Pisgah chap-
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ter, Carolyn Ellis, captain, Annette
Robinson, • Goldye Gold, Marian Nue-
STILL MORE DISA 'N _TATA man, Ida Goldstein. Second high sin-
. : . If wearing a hat while Maur- gle game, Pisgah, Ruth Diamond, cap-
tain, Ruth Klaiman Doris Klinger,
ice Ross is around ... make sure Jean Rosenberg, Gerta Maza., Third
high
single game, Louis Marshall, Betty
it's on tight . . . he'll take it off Hyson,
captain, Yetta Yates, Ellen Hor-
. .. Did it to us .. • but returned an, Rose
Stern, Rose Gurwin.
it better than new . , . Maurice
Single events, high single game, Pis-
gah, Martha Burnstein. Second high
i has new House of Hats out Fen- single,
tie, Pisgah and Louis Marshall,
.4 kell way . . . Good thing 'twas Lillian Markowitz, Laura Zelmon.
High series, Pisgah, Lillian - Marko-
one of those warmer eves, else
Second high series, 'Louis Mar-
mom would have had company witz.
shall, Laura Zelmon. Third high ser-
with that terrific cold she can't ies, Pisgah, Ruth Diamond. First
„seem to get rid of . . .. Ruth Cohen high over average, Pisgah, Lillian
Markowitz. Second high over aver-
works for Dr. M. Baumer and age, 'Louis Marshall, Ellen Horan. Third
high over average, Louis Marshall,
takes a lot of good-natured kid- Laura Zelmon.

Dr. Soltes is author of. "The
Yiddish Press, an Americanizing
Agency," published by Teachers
College, Columbia University. He
was formerly national director of
education of the Jewish Welfare
Board, and on the faculty of the
Graduate School for • Jewish So-
cial Work. He headed the New
York Metropolitan Association of
Jewish Center Executives and is
honorary president of the Jewish
Book Council of America.

First AJC Junior
Division Formed
By Detroit Youths

The first youth division in the
United. States of the American
Jewish Congress was formed
March 4 under the auspices of
the Detroit Congress Section.
The youth group was organ-
ized in response to demands from
over 100 youngsters. Although
begun primarily by students at
'Central High School, member-
ship is open to any youth be-
tween 15 and - 23.
"The purpose of this division,"
according to Roger Nathan,
president, "is to promote the up-
building of the Jewish State in
Palestine, to guard the civil and
economic rights of minorities in
the United States and to dissem-
inate Jewish culture."
Other officers elected include
Newton Karp, vice-president;
Marvin Imber, treasurer; and
Eleanor Spinner, secretary; How-
ard Krohner, law and social
action chairman; Eliot Gerber,
publicity and membership chair-
man, and David Levine, program
chairman.
The next meeting of the Youth
Division will be held at 8 p. m.
Thursday, March 18, at the David
W. Simons Hebrew School, Tuxe-
do and Holinur. All young people
interested in the Congress pro-
gram are invited to attend.

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JUST WORLDLY SPEAKING ,

The sky looked dim. There
were dark clouds hovering above
and it began to rain, lightly at
first, then with the crashing and
slashing of the lightning, the rain
began to cut. The thunder volu-
minously roared and echoed and
the soil was squidgy under one's
feet.
And all life upon earth began
to fear. Yes, even man! What
was happening? Another flood?
But it would soon be over, so
why worry?
The people forgot the rain and
their fear. They "went back to
lavish Parties, to 'their luxurious
living, to their expensive cloth-
ing. They didn't care about the
rain. After all, - they were on
the inside.
Their
squandering,
selfish
methods went on and, so the rain
continued. The river banks were
overflowing, and as fall led into
winter the rain turned to snow.
The people began to take note.
Now they . were being affected.
They had to shovel the snow
away before they could travel.
Snow stood in the light of pro-
gress! But the snow turned dark
and black, then froze solid.
The people were still squan-
dering, but they were worrying,
worrying about the cause! Had
they an active part in bringing
on the present condition? Now
they realized civilization could be
at fault.
But still the' ice lives on.
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SEMI-FORMAL
It'll be "Dancing in the Dark,"
the third annual spring semi-for-
mal given by Shaarey Zedek,
Temple Beth El, Northwest He-
brew Congregation and Temple
Israel April 17 in the Beth El
Ballroom while Tommy Marvin
and his Orchestra extend their
strains of melody.
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PARTY TALK
Fred Cherney, with his king-
size boots at Sue Freedman's
Bluejean party, clamped about
causing laughter supreme among
guests Al Levin and Faith Solo-
mon, Dave Blumlo and Judy
Fleisch, Betty Moorin with Jerry
Margolis, Fred's date,* Marilyn

SOS Sends-25 Purim
Megilloth to Europe

NEW YORK—TWenty-five Me-
gilloth Esther, hand-lettered reli-
gious scrolls used for generations
by American Jewish congrega-
tions in the observance of Purim,
were air-expressed recently to
Jewish communities in Poland
and Italy, it was announced by
Mrs. Isaac Gilman, national co-
chairman of JDC's SOS.

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.NHS Volume Traces
Jewish Center History

NEW YORK—Another chapter
has been added to American
Jewish history with the publica-
tion of volume 37 .of the publica-
tions of the American Jewish
Historical Society, according to
an announcement by Lee M.
Friedman, president of the 56
year old society, W
- hich is spon-
sored by the National Jewish
Welfare Board.
The history of the Jewish Cen-
ter movement in America is
traced by Benjamin Rabinowitz,
director of JWB's Jewish Center
Division, from the earliest Young
Men's Hebrew Association
(YMHA) in 1854 to the success-
ful establishment of a national
organization, the Council of Young
Men's Hebrew and Kindred As-
sociations, in 1913, in one of the
many interesting, fact - packed
articles and essays found in more
than 500 pages of the new, cloth-
bound book.

Two Jews in Hanover Get
20-Year Jail Terms
HANOVER (JTA)—Two Jew-
ish youths, L. Redlich and ' R.
Hubert, who were sentenced to
death for allegedly attacking a
British troop train, have had
their sentences commuted to 20-
year imprisonment by a British
military court here. The other
defendants, A. Krishak and S.
Orlinsky, were acquitted.

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Pisgah Bowlers Win
BB Women's Tourney

Harris

Wolf, and Su 's . host, Mary Horo-
witz.
Sweet-sixteening this week was
Marcia Leeman, who gave a
luncheon at the Statler with Sue
McClain, Syd Salberg, Ina Jean
Sidder, Babs Levey and Irene
Lipshaw on hand to brighten fes-
tivities.
We'll see you at the second
coketail party the Junior Young
People's Group of Northwest is
giving at Gloria Greenberg's
home, 1850C Santa Barbara from
two to six March 14. Their last
membership affair really spark-
led, especially with sodas jerked
at Sabra Prag's own soda foun-
tain!

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_THURSDAY, MARCH 4 -
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Shower ' for Eve Cohen.
Given
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by Mrs. F. Oliniek.
Bein.
SATURDAY, MARCV 6
TUESDAY, MARCH. 2
EVE: Marriage of Sylvia Man-
Shower • for Thelma Hechtman.
heinter ,to George Lewis.
Given by Mrs. L. Bergman and SUNDAY, MARCH 7-
Mrs. N. Hechtman.
AZA of BEY() Installation Ban-
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3
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Marriage of Adele Karp to Saul
Given by Mrs. Dave Rittenberg,
Ginsburg. Ceremony .at Cong.
Mrs. M. Milling and Mrs: Sarah
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