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THE JEWISH NEWS-2 I
Friday, June 18, 1948
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TONIGHT .. JUNE 18 . . . is
the big night of them all . .. for
Detroit's Jewish young adults
... and if indications prove exact,
the Latin Quarter will have a
packed house . . . for "Salute to
Israel" .. . being given by Social,
Inc., with proceeds going to the
new Jewish State.
THE ENTIRE Latin Quarter is
being used for this great affair
• • which will feature fun, danc-
ing and entertainment ... backed
by the fine music of Artie Fields'
orchestra . . . and almost every
community young adult group
has pledged full cooperation in
attendance.
NOT ONLY WILL the finals
in the column's WILL Annual
Beauty-Personality Contest be
judged at "Salute to Israel" • . .
but prizes will also be awarded
by the committee . . . to "Miss
Israel" and second and -third
places ... from the eight finalists
who were selected through their
photographs.
TICKETS TO "Salute to Israel"
may still be obtained from any
member of tire board by Social,
Inc.. .. or they will be delivered
by calling . . , Bill Zolkower,
UN. 3-5844 . . . Sue Slobin, HO.
3067 . . Hershel Lewis, TY. 4-.
5289.
WHEN SHE REACHED her
Mah Jong game last week . . .
Alice Gamble had a story to tell
the girls. She took a cab to Mrs.
Herman Olshansky's home . . .
and discovered while enroute that
she wouldn't have enough money
for the full fare . . . When the
meter reached the sum in her
purse, she called to the driver
and told him to let her out . . .
explaining the situation and The
hackster replied, "Listen, lady,
money isn't everything. There's
still what you call chivalry. You
just sit still." He flipped his flag
. . . took her to her destination
and said, "You're just like my
wife."
DISA 'N DATA .. . Male addi-
tion to family of David Gutman
is reason for much joy around the
household of Bnai Brith's very
fine vocal artist . . . David says
that as soon as little Arthur Sam-
uel can utter a word .. . it'll be
to some tune . . . Why are so
many leading handball stars quit-
ting membership at the Jewish
Center? . . in favor of YMCA
facilities? . . . One says it's the
lack of competition and another
that the Center leaves much to
be desired in the way of policy.
Health ed director, Sam Levy,
will do well to look into this mat-
ter . . . That neon Flag of Zion
made for the recent celebration
by Lou Simon . . . and creating
much comment in the window of
Simon's Sign Service on Linwood
will be turned over to the Zionist
Organization . . . Don't think
Jewish News ad manager, Sid
Shmarak, isn't a proud pappy
these days . . . what with 9-year
old son, Arthur, winning a quiz
kid contest . . . Regards from Iz
Waldman in California . . . He's
working for the Bureau of Miss-
ing Persons in L. A. . . . and tells
of old fellow who reported that
his wife had been missing for 15
years. A bit shocked, Iz inquired
why he was just reporting it now
. . . after all this time . . . and
the man explained, "I just got
lonesome."
AL ROSENBERG is probably
one of the youngest successful
caterers in the United States .. .
but what he lacks in age he
makes up for in experience. Al
celebrated his 25th birthday, last
week ... as head kosher catering
gent at Hotel Fort Wayne. '
COMMUNITY SCENE . Mil-
ton Shorr of Dexter-Boston Flor-
ists, passing out flowers instead
of cigars .•on birth of tiny Ger-
ald Norman . . . Mother is for-
mer Lil Dorfman . . and the
little lad weighed only 5 pounds,
4 ounces . . Funnymen Ben
Fader and Willie Ziskind adding
to their repertoire of comedy an-
tics ... for purpose of entertain-
ing folks at South Haven again,
this year •.
. . Sign in window of
Linwood Ave. appliance store .
"Don't kill your wife. Let our
washing machines do the dirty
work." . . . Face-lifting at 12th
St. Council . . . Director Harold
Weiss is mighty proud of the re-
decorating job done by National
Council of Jewish Women . . .
Bnai Brith Youth Organization
all hepped up over coming na-
tional convention in Detroit. . .
It'll be the first joint Young Men's
and Women's session ever held
. .. and pre-planning for it is of
the fullest measure.
CHILDREN'S DEPT.... Eight-
year-old Beverly' Mogill had a
birthday, last week, and among
her prize gifts were a wrist
watch and a bottle of perfume.
She talked of nothing else all
day long . . . and with guests
coming over for dinner, Mrs.
Mogill gently told her in advance,
"Now, dear, everybody knows
about your presents and every-
body is very happy for you. But
now we mustn't go on talking
about them all the time." .. Little
Beverly held her peace at the
table throughout the greater part
of the meal . . . until a lull oc-
curred in the conversation and,
unable to restrain herself any
more, she burst forth, "If anyone
hears anything or Smells any-
thing it's me!"
Marshall B and P Names
Miss Winston President
We congratulate all of the con-
firmancls, graduates and conse-
crants. The beginning's behind
you and it'll be a hard trek on the
upward trail but the going will
be easier if you remember to
read a book without an assign-
ment and that services are held
at your synagogue or temple on
other days besides Rosh Hashan-
ah and Yom Kippur.
* * *
Recently Joel Lubin gave a sur-
prise party for Karel Bloom's
birthday and invitees included
Sandy Lazarus, Eddy Bean, Cyma
Goodman, Stuart Small, Connie
Gonick, Bert Stein, Helen Lapides,
Rodney Weber and Sol Sylvan.
In sparkle of a bonfire, we
caught sight of Elaine Chernoff
and Shel Cornfield, Sandra Lip-
son and Don Berman, Shirlee
Lewis and Bob Solomon, Elaine
Foromstein and Milford Singer,
and Gloria Bennett with Howard
Cornfield all roasting weenies at
Phoenix Park on Sat. eve., June 5.
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When Jimmie Srauss gives
the first cue to his orchestra Sat-
urday, June 19, we'll know the
Central 12A prom is in full swing
at Masonic Temple's Fountain
Room. Tickets for this formal af-
fair may be obtained at the door.
To celebrate her 18th birthday,
Faith Solomon will give a lunch-
eon at her home with guests Ei-
leen Weisberg, Merle Shuman,
Joyce Keywell, Sue Freedman,
LindeLewis, Ilene Lipshaw and
Janet Weingarden attending.
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Thoughts ' of Father's D a y
Louis Marshall Business and brings back memories to all for
Professional Chapter of Bnai
He's our master counselor
His word excells them all
Brith chose Rebecca Winston as
But when we think we're right
president at an election meeting
Well shirk back from his call.
June 1 at the Belcrest Hotel.
We mind him to the letter
Other officers for 1948-49 are:
We stand so straight and tall
Good thing he knows us better
Ellen Goldberg and Ethel Fischer,
And we realize we're small.
vice presidents; Sarah Stolinsky„
We go to him for money--
treasurer; Ethel Scherr, Jane
It seems to be a fad
Center, Doris Siegel, Pearl Sharf-
To ask for this and that
How we worry that poor lad.
man, secretaries; Rose Rochlin,
sentinel;- Bertha Rosenthal,
It's always for his darling
guide; Alyce Diamond, Molly
He'll home an evening stay
To get precocious junior
Demian; Dorothy Eizen, Blanche
A toddling to the "hay."
Feigenson, trustees; Shirley
But
we all do love dad
Bernstein, Mildred Wepler, Nor-
He's the best in this whole world
ma Lewis, Lena Trock, Helen
On land, on sea and in the air
Or under flag unfurled.
Gold Barash, Rebecca Bruce,
Delphine Lorig, Bernadine Zweig,
And we do remember him
The goodness in his way
board members.
When we help to celebrate
Installation ceremonies will
Grand old Father's Day.
take place June 22 at the Variety
Club in the Tuller Hotel.
Appetizing Meals
JDC to Care for Children
and Snacks
Maintained by Rescue Fund
in air-conditioned comfort
Recrponsibility for the care of
700 European Jewish children,
at
formerly maintained by Rescue
Children, Inc., has been trans-
ferred to the Joint Distribution
Restaurant
Committee, it was announced in
an agreement between the two or-
9000 LINWOOD
ganizations.
LIBERMAN & CITRIN
"King Fong, Too? Boy! What a Date!"
• Beef Tenderloin
• Hong Sue Gai.
Sour Delicacies
DELICIOUS
LUNCHES!
EPPIE'S TUXEDOS
HY HORENSTEIN
New—Danny Raskin Sandwich
CANADA'S
NEWEST AND LARGEST
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1200 SEATING CAPACITY
FIVE KAU T IFUL ROOMS
The Ambassador Room
The Tudor Lounge
The iNindsor Room
to Star Room . 1kt Elm Room
Saturdays
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AND
Liberman's Delicatessen .
A Combination of
QUALITY COURTESY
GENEROSITY
LIBERMAN'S
Vince & Gloria I Jimmy Nelson
Dance Team
Ventriloquist
MUSIC BY
JACK MADDEN and his AMBASSADORS
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Near Richton
CANTONESE FOOD AS YOU LIKE IT!
VISIT DETROIT'S NEWEST CHINESE RESTAU-
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TONESE OR AMERICAN DISHES AS PREPARED
BY OUR WELL KNOWN CHEF — HENRY LIM
Featuring Authentic Cantonese Dishes
Egg Rolls - Won Ton - Gai Kow -Steak Kow - -Hai Kow
Almond War Sue Gai - Tenderloin with Pea Pods
Open Daily From 12 Noon to 3 a. m.
SPECIAL LUNCHES DAILY 12 NOON TO 2:30 p. m.
SPECIAL DINNERS DAILY . . 5 to 9 p. m.
Family Dinners a Specialty — . Take Out Service
FREE PARKING TO OUR PATRONS.
CHINA VILLAGE INN
19010 LIVERNOIS
From the rages of
JUST SOUTH OF 7 MILE ROAD
ROSENBERG'S
SOCIAL BOOK
These social events for which ROSEN-
BERG'S KOSHER CATERING was'
proud to have served are hereby in-
scribed.
HO. 9693
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DOUGALL ROAD AT
CAdillac 4055-4056
18 Years' Insurance Experience
TUESDAY, JUNE 8
Shower for Charlotte Fortin.
Given by Mesdames R. Fortin,
S. Keith, B. Perlove and L.
Schwartz.
Shower for Jeanette Leibovich.
Dining - Dancing
Entertainment
iArDso
TR.' 1-1948
ABE EPSTEIN, Prop.
MONDAY, JUNE 7
Shower for Esther Morton. Given
by Mrs. Weingarden and Mrs.
Herman.
11 a. m. to 2 a. m.
THE
8726 - 12th
SPECIAL 7 COURSE
DINNERS
¶1 00 and up
9835 DEXTER
TY. 5-6717
Private
Parties
Catered
KING FONG CAFE
11843 DEXTER, cor. ELMHURST
Open Daily, 11 a. m. to 12 p. in.
White Formals
for Weddings
Graduations
and Proms
Restaurant & Delicatessen
Complete
Take-Out
Service
Family Dinners
A Specialty
►t,P,arty for Residents
Entertainment at the monthly
birthday party, June 24, at the
Jewish Home for the Aged will
be presented by • Mrs. Julius
Haifa chapter, business and Green, accordianist; Selig LeVin,
professional group of the Zionist violinist, and Frank Rakovin,
Organization of Detroit, has pianist.
elected Dr. Louis Kazdan presi-
The residents will' hear talks
dent for the coming season.
by visiting rabbis at Mincha ser-
Other' officers are: Vice presi- vices June 23 and 30.
dents, Ben Weiss, Mrs. Albert
Schwartz,. Martin lloffa; secre-
taries, Mrs. Fred Perlman, Mrs.
Herman Kaidan; treasurer, Her-
man Kazdan; auditor, Seymour
Latest Models
Kraus; board members, Mrs.
Philip Bernstein, Sidney Brand,
FOR RENT
Mrs. Paul Fraiberg, Mrs. I. Wal-
OR
ter Silver, Mrs. 'Alex Zuckman.
FOR SALE
"Real Cantonese Dishes!"
• Egg Rolls
• Buck Toy
• Siveet and
Musicians to Entertain
ROSENBERG'S
9925 DEXTER
Given by Mrs. H. Efrusy and
Mrs. L. Paul at ,Ft. Wayne Hotel.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10
Shower for Lillian Kane. Given
by Mesdames H. Dubin S. Du-
bin, J. Dubin and I. Dubin.
Marriage of Joan Davidoff to Sid-
ney Jacobs at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
KOSHER
CATERING
TY. 4-9490
WHERE TO DINE
HARRY BOESKY, RESTAURANT, DELICATESSEN & BAR:
AN AFTER THEATRE MUST. SMART. FOLKS THAT EAT
OUT
CHOOSE BOESKY'S.
12th and Hazelwood
TR. 24375
Good food served appetizingly in pleasant surroundings.
ROBIN HOOD'S servinc
serving , the finest and most delicious of foods.
Steaks, Chops, Chicken
Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious
Hamburgers. "Served as you like it."
20176 LIVERNOIS AVE. 1% blks so. 8 Mile Rd.
UN. 1-9802
ODen 24 Bouts
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OPEN DAILY 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
SATURDAYS, 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.