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IRVING "SCHNOZ" LEWIS,
Detroit's gift to the orchestral
world . . . and one of the great-
est trumpet players in the coun-
try . . . is coming back to live in
the home-town . . . He'll return
soon with wife and daughter,
from the west coast, where he's
been tooting with the top-notch-
ers . . . Iry played lead trumpet
in the great bands of Charlie
Barnet and Woody HermaM and
has appeared in motion pictures
with them.
IT WON'T TAKE many folks
long to remember back to the
days when Irving, "Turk" Pru-
jansky, Harvey Stone and Bill
Kofender the photographer, put
on their little four-man shows
to the delight of everybody with-
in seeing_ or hearing distance.

ITEM BURIED in recent ma-
gazine tells of Eddie Cantor re-
. ceiving a telegram_ from /book-
ing agent in England . . . asking
him to appear at the Palladium
in London . . . Cantor wired
back reply, "I can't make your
people laugh when you make
my people cry."
* * * ,
NOTE TO HUNTERS . . as
proposed by sporting goods man,
Martin Cohn . . "If it stands on
its hind legs and has a pipe in its
mouth, it isn't a squirrel."
* * *
DANCE GIVEN BY lads of
BBYO on night of Yom Kippur
was just about as per expected
. . . Over 2,000 light-footed corn-
munity-ites attended . helping
to fill much-needed coffers to be
used for building of a youth
house . . . Big hand to Dave Rap-
paport, chairman • of dance, and
all who worked in its behalf .. .
There were four affairs being
given the same night . . . with
BBYO having sole clearance of
that date.

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DISA 'N' DATA . . . Back from
their visit to California and points
west, Mac Cushman the construc-
tion boss and wife, Mae, tell
about being glad to be back
home . . . but how much better it
is to be back there! . .. Charlie
Moran the barber has found
meanest man in the world . . .
Came into his shop on Dexter
. . . "sat down in chair . ... had
shave and haircut and never
once mentioned to Charlie that
he was deaf! . • . Louis Marshall
Lodge Dramatic Group is ready
to get going again . . . but it'll be
without the participation of its
chairman, Al Fisher, who recently
returned from Mayo Clinic in
Rochester . . Ace community
trumpeter, Jack Stern, is taking
home his notes, these days . . .
but they're of a different order
. . . Jack is studying to be an
accountant.
* * *
SOCIAL STYLE for end of
October will be a barn . . • Two
affairs already slated by coal-
munity groups within the con-
fines of such environment.'
THE TAPE MEASURE will
come out again fc.. "Hard Times
Party" of Tall Towers group .. .
October 31 . . . at place called
May's Barn on Rochester Rd._ . .
Folks without transportation are
going to meet at home of Shirley
Gorman, 2967 Cortland, at 8 p.
m. . . . Gals under 5'8" and guys
not hitting the six mark jist can't
git in.
. SOCIAL, INC. hits the opening
ball again . . . this time with a
"Pumpkin Pageant" to start off
its season . .. Oct. 29 .. at Gra-
mer's Barn . . . "No way to get
there" folks will be meeting at
home of Milicent Golden, 18261
Cherrylawn, at 7:30 p.m.
* * *
DON'T KNOW HOW he does
it . . . but before too many folks
got a chance to greet him home
again from points anywhere .. .
Bill Goll writes from California!
. , Part of his letter reads: "I
ran into Shirley Loewenthal at
a party, and if you're interested
in some other Detroiters, Harriet
Greenberg has a cute little apart-
ment and I dropped in and said

hello. Bernie Hartstein is a big
deal salesman in the variety busi-
ness, and Sam Hoffman is hust-
ling around. Aaron Summitz is
back doing what he was doing in
Detroit, building (he lives with
Art Doctor at present). Bernie
Gorosh is about 50 miles . from
L.A. at Oxnard runliing a mer-
chandise mart. I'm thinking of
starting a Social Inc. here and
probably will when I get settled
and people stop calling me Wan-
der Boy."
* * *
CHILDREN'S DEPT. . . . Little
6-year-old Harold Schwager was
seized with the hiccoughs . . .
ran to his mother, Mrs. Joe
Schwager, and said, "Mom, I
think I'm coughing back-ways."
* *- *
"BATTLE OF WITS" being put
on by Career Group . . . Oct. 26,
8 p.m., at Jewish Center . . .
promises much fun with panel
consisting of barrister Phil Nu-
scholtz and ad men Leon Way-
burn and Milt Donor . . . Dr.
Hubert Smith will be narrator,
applause will be checked . .
dancing later to follow . . . Girls
must be members to get in . . .
but can join up at the door . . .
Every man is an honored guest!
* * *
GOOD LISTENING . . . to
"Lullaby to Lullaby" . . . over
WWJ, Sun., Oct. 24, at 9:45 a.m.
. . . Program to be in connection
with United Hebrew Schools an-
nual Education Month.

UHS Children to Hold
Simchat Torah Program

Simchat Torah, festival of the
rejoicing in the law, will be cele-
brated by the children of the
United Hebrew Schools at serv-
ices in three branches, Rose Sittig
Cohen, Tuxedo. and Central High
School, at 3:30 p. m. Oct. 25th.
The celebration will include
mincha s e r v ic e s, appropriate
songs and Hakofas. All children
of the Jewish community are
invited.
At the - Rose Sittig Cohen
School, Solomon Kasdan, princi-
pal, will„ deliver a brief talks. Mrs.
B. Kriechmap is in charge of ar-
rangements and program. At
Central, N. Ruttenberg, prinCipal,
will lead the services. Mrs. A.
Roberg is in charge of singing.
This branch will hold its services
at Bnai David synagogue. ,
At the D. W. Simmons school,
A. Schachter will be in charge
of services. Drora Selesny will
lead the singing. A. J. Lachover,
principal, will address the chil-
dren.

HUC-JIR Has First
Sacred Music SChool

The Hebrew Union School of
Jewish sacred Music, the first in-
stitution in America for the train-
ing of cantors and other musical
functionaries of the synagogue,
opened October 16 in the New
York quarters of Hebrew Union
College—Jewish Institute of Re-
ligion, 40 W. 68th St.
Dr. Nelson Glueck, president of
the College-Institute, inducted the
first class. Prof. Curt Sachs of New
York University delivered the
major address, and there were
greetings from the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations,
repiesented by Rev. Dr. Daniel
L. Davis, director of the New
York Federation of Reform Syna-
gogues.

A Musical Note

for the Finest in

Musk and Entertainment

MICKEY WOOLF

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And His Orchestra

Now ACcepting All Fall
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CALL AT ONCE TO MAKE
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UN. 3-3737

THE JEWISH NEWS—IS

Arrange Israel-U. S..
Broadcast Schedule

Friday, October 22, 1948

NEW YORK (JTA) — Nathan
Straus, president of station Hebrew U. to Resume
WMCA, left for Israel by plane Class-es in Jerusalem
By
to arrange a daily broadcast from
the Jewish state. Broadcasts will
TEL AVIV, (Palcor) — Classes
Alice Jean
be picked up by WMCA in New of the Hebrew University, which
York and fed to an independent were suspended last spring when
Harris
network of other stations in the Mount Scopus was cut off by the
United States. The broadcast ar-
The Yom Kippur Night Dance, rangements provide for daily war, will . be resumed next week
Oct. 13, was definitely another service covering all phases of in makeshift temporary quarters
in Terra-Sancta College, in Jew-
top notch success. This has been Iaraeli life.
ish occupied Jerusalem.
verified by Mitzi Goodman and
An agreement has been reached
Aaron Rosenstein, Allan Grundy
Sukkoth is here, the holiday between the Israeli Defense Min-
and Luba Jacobs, and other two-
somes, Bob Berke with Shill. on which we recall the Hebrew istry and University authorities
Smith, Dee Bernstein and Eddie manner of life in the wilderness for the release from military duty
Singer, and Sandy Robinson with of Egypt. If you are filled with of a number of exceptionally
the inspirations it holds, then gifted students so that they may
Ernie Peiss.
your place is in the synagogue resume their studies. The Uni-
and at home with your family. versity is now trying to acquire
Wienie roasts, too, hold their
Yes, and we've complained of seats and other equipment for the
own this week for Phoenix Park so many mournful holidays, well classes.
played host to the Wayne Sam- here it is a holiday meant for
mies Oct. 9 when Shirley Shep- joy. Let us all pray and thank
low with Dave Moscow, Barbara Him for it. On Simchat Torah, as
Vander and Gerry Gilfax, Gail we rejoice with the Torah, every
Gedrich and Wally Singer, Mari- Jewish man, woman and child
FOR YOUNG
lyn Schiff with Mel Barnette, and proudly waves both America's
AND OLD
Harriet Gold and Hank Droz "Old Glory" and Israeli's "Blue
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they rambled -over- old camp ness throughout the whole world.
songs.
Also Newest Styles
In Full Dress,
Not so far down the line we
Tuxedos, Cutaways
found another group of familiar
faces, belonging to Herbie Chubb
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with Rhoda Baskin, Jerry Wink-
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all munching merrily on . their
rather browned hot dogs.
* * *
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