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On JWV Executive
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That was the beginning of a
merger that was to become one
of the . most famous in Detroit
. . . Last week, the two partners
capped the six-year-old relation-
ship by opening what is being
acclaimed the most lavish eating
place in town . . . and one so
beautiful that people coming in
have a hard time keeping their
minds on food.
* * *
STORY HE HEARD at a met-
ing, is told by Dr. B. Benedict
Glazer . . about Chicago gang-
ster who was taken for a ride,
riddled with bullets and tossed
out of the car, dead as a stuffed
mackerel . . . Body was brought
back for last rites . .. The poor,
underground minister engaged to
officiate at the services, began to
speak, "Our good brother who
lies in that coffin is not dead—
he's asleep" ... and a voice from
the back cried out, "S500 says
he's dead!"
* * *
OPENING DATE for the new
Brothers eatery on Livernois at
Seven Mile . . . is scheduled for
Nov. 16 . . . with the grand open-
ing to be Nov. 22 . . . The glam-
orously beautiful new place is,
as Billy Rose would put it,
"From out of this hemisphere!"
Jewish Center
Activities
REN1ALS
Also For Sale
and Custom
Made
Sieve
Pelix
7433 W. McNICHOLS
UNiversity 2-4517
HARRY T. MADISON, past
commander of the Department of
Michigan, Jewish War Veterans,
has been elected to the national
executive committee of the JWV
to fill the unexpired term of the
recently chosen national com-
mander Myer Dorfman.
Detroiter Opens Jewel
Business in Bay City
Max L. Michelson of Bay City,
formerly of Detroit, announces
purchase of the property at the
corner of Henry, and Midland in
Bay City, where he will open a
modern jewelry store.
Michelson and his wife,- the
former Ruth Breitenback, are
both active in Jewish communal
life in Bay City.
Want to know who is avail-
able to sit with your children
when you want to participate
in Jewish Community Center ac-
tivities? Call Mort Goodman at
the Center Tuesday or Thursday
between 2 and 4 p.m. for listings
of available sitters.
Prepared By Our Well Known Chef
Henry Lim
Egg Rolls—Won Ton—Gai Kow—Steak Kum/
Hai Kow Almond War Sue Gai
Tenderloin with Pea Pods
—
Open Daily
.
Thanks Neighbors
for the kind way you received the opening of
"THE NEW"
ISpecial Lunches Special Dinners
12 Noon to 3 A.M. 12 Noon - 2:30 P.M.
5 to 9 P.M.
Family Dinner as Specialty
Take. Out Service
—
FREE PARKING TO OUR PATRONS
CHINESE VILLAGE INN
19010 LIVERNOIS
Just South of 7 Mile Rd.
II I NMI I I 1•■•1,
From the Pages of
ROSENBERG'S
SOCIAL BOOK
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0 ta,
These social events for which ROSEN-
BERG'S KOSHER CATERING was
proud to have served are hereby in-
scribed is evarlasting record.
SUNDAY, OCT. 31
Marriage of Frances Hen din to
Henry Feinstein.
Bar Mitzvah of David Please.
Given by parents at Cong. Bnai
David.
Marriage of Geraldine Simmer to
Philip Reznick
M
Hotel Ft.
Wayne.
Marriage of Mildred Freedman to
Murray Hozman. at Cong. Bnai
Moshe.
TUESDAY. NOV. 2
Shower for Ruth Hoffman. Given
by Mrs. S. Pollack and Mrs. S.
Stern.
Marriage of Henrietta Silverman
to William Betterman at North-
west Hebrew Cong.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3
Luncheon Meeting of Mizrachi
Women. Mrs. Singer, pres.
Shower for Marcia E. Dolivek.
Given by grandmother, Mrs.
Fannie Rubin of California.
THURSDAY. NOV. 4
Shower for Sarah Gontar. Given
by Mrs. Sylvia Lookman.
ROSENBERG'S KOSHER CATERING
9925 DEXTER
TY. 4-9490
"Hey, Folks, it's just like Chinatown . . .
end right in our own Jewish Community!"
JUST
12 MINUTES
Real Cantonese Dishes
TRY OUR
PEPPER STEAK
• STEAK KOW
• EGG ROLLS
• REAL CHOW MEIN • WON TON
• ALMOND WAR SUE GAI
• SWEET t SOUR DISHES
Complete
DELICIOUS
LUNCHES!
Private
Parties
Catered
FaA mis ly peD
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ty ers
Service
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KING FONG CAFE
11813 DEXTER, car. Elmhurst
Open daily 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
WE, 5-9693
SATURDAYS, 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
"Oh, for NATIVE CHINESE DISHES.
Let KOW KOW serve your wishes.
STRICTLY CANTONESE — styled for you
By no one else but EUGENE FOO!"
• Sweet and Sour Won Ton,
• Almond Boneless Chicken
• Pepper Steak Cantonese
• Chow Mein Real Cantonese
with Half-Soft, : Half-
Fried Noodles
Complete
Take-Out
Service
EUGENE FOO
.
coast-to-
coast lamed chef of Strictly
Cantonese food personally super-
vising preparation of your fav-
orite Far-Eastern delicacies . .
in REAL CANTONESE STYLE!
. ‘Vatch him at work . • .
VISIT OUR KITCHEN!
BIRDS NEST
SOUP
Reserved for
exclusive taste!
Specializing in
Family Dinners
Kow Kow Special
CHOW FON
With Fried Rice
Noodles
KOW KOW INN
322 McNICHOLS RD. bet. Woodward & 2nd TO.8-7551
Open Doily Inc. Sundoys 4 p.m. to 12 p.m. Fri. & Sot. 4 p.m. to 4
o.rn.
NATES
HARRY BOESKY, RESTAURANT, DELICATESSEN & BAR
11520 DEXTER BLVD.
AN AFTER THEATRE MUST. SMART FOLKS THAT EAT OUT
CHOOSE BOESKY'S
12th and Hazelwood
TR. 2-4375
Good food served appetizingly in pleasant surroundings.
• DELICATESSEN
• TRAY CATERERS
1
TUXEDO
CANTONESE FOOD AS YOU LIKE Fl!
Dr. Fritz Redl, professor of
A Red Feather donation of
social - work at Wayne Univer-
$2.50
provides one healing treat-
sity, will tell the Wednesday
Evening Discussion Group "Why ment for a sick child at a Red
Children Misbehave," at 9 p.m. Feather clinic.
Nov. 17, in tie Ginsburg Lounge.
Dr. Redl is a nationally known
authority o_s child psychology.
Monroe Title, moderator of the
group, invites the public to at-
tend.
* * *
FROM DOWNTOWN
Assisting parents in teaching
DETROIT
their children the techniques of
swimming is part of the new
To Canada's Most
program inaugurated by Manny
Ratner, swimming director, at
Beautiful Nife Spot
the Jewish Center. The pool is
• 2-SHOWS NIGHTLY
open every Sunday between 1:45
• 5-HOURS DANCING
and 2:30 p.m. for parents and
children who are members of
the Center.
* * *
"How Parents Can Help their
GUS HOWARD
Children in Choosing their Voca-
Comedy, M.C.
tion" will be told the PASADENA
STUDY CLUB by Mrs. Frances
Plus .
Gould Rosenberg at 8 p.m. Nov.
JACK
17 at the home of Mrs. Harry Feld- ,
WALLACE
man, 2923 Pasadena. Mrs. Rosen-
Impersonator
berg, teacher and counselor, is
Held over
2nd week
an associate member of the
American Psychological Associa-
tion and a professional member
of the National Vocational Guid-
ance Association.
Officers of the club are: Mes-
dames Charlotte Freedman, pres-
ident; Bertha Cohen, vice pres-
ident; Martha Burnstein, treas-
urer; Molly Rothenburg, secre-
tary; Mary Zack, sunshine com-
mittee; Bernice Erenberg, re-
porter, and Mae Nosanchuk,
Ernestine Medow and Marion
Left, program committee.
'
Friday, November 12„ 1948
Detroit Halevy Singing Soci-
ety Branch Nine will present
Leo Low, composer of contem-
porary Jewish music, in a con-
cert Sunday evening, Nov. 28,
at- the 'Labor Zionist Institute.
The affair will commemorate
the first anniversary of the dec-
laration of the Jewish State by
the United Nations.
Low, who has been acclaimed
throughout the. Jewish world on
his seventieth birthday, will be L e
presented with the second annual i
Max Levy Memorial Award for 1,
his outstanding contribution to I
Jewish music.
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LYING IN A hospital fighting
-her battle against tuberculosis
. . . a young girl's ambition will
soon become a reality . . . thanks
to the women of Zedakah . .
with whose aid her hospitaliza-
tion is being made more com-
fortable . . . She'll write her
experiences in a sanitorium and
the popular community group
will play a major role in the
success of her endeavors as an
authoress. Mrs. Max Elias is
president of Zedakah . • . an
organization that was formed 27
years ago by Mrs. Ben Jacobs
. . with eight young women
meeting at her home to make
diapers for needy mothers . . .
All eight are still with the group
. . . which now has 165 members.
The only major fund-raising af-
fair of Zedakah is scheduled for
Nov. 30 at the Book-Cadillac.
*
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*
IN HIS TALK TO Masada
members, last week, on ques-
tions regarding Israel . . . Dr.
Joseph Eaton of Wayne Univer-
sity Sociology Dept., jocularly
mentioned that "Abdullah - must
be a Zionist" . . . and clarified
the giggle-getting statement by
telling of the things the Arab
leader stood for and accom-
plished • . . which really turned
out beneficial to Israel.
*
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*
WELL TEAM WITH Jimmy
Laker, Bnai Brith leader, and
Mort Goodman, intermediate di-
rector of Jewish Center . . . in
judging annual AZA Stunt Nite
. . . Nov. 13 . . . in the Center's
auditorium . . . If Jimmy and
Mort think they've got a cinch
job, let them take the word of
someone who knows . . . the
kids are all good!
STUNT NITE was started by
Leonard Belove when he became
AZA director in 1940 .. . In the
eight years, talent shown by
members has warranted well-
earned applause . . . Many still
remember the magnificent "Min-
strel Show" put on in '44 by Rex
No. 309 . . . To this day it is con-
sidered a model for many of the
participating groups.
*
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*
SINCERE CONDOLENCES to
the -"family of Charlie Jacoby,
who passed away recently, in
California.
*
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CAN HUSBANDS and wives
bowl together and have fun? .. .
The answer, as proven by a new
group called "Social Bowlers" is,
yes! .. . Tom Zohott is president
of what originally was solely an
experiment . . . and has material-
ized into a weekly session of
coupled kegling by the household
heads ... Manny Franklin is sec-
retary and Mollie Berg, treas-
urer.
* * *
"OH, MY ACHIN' BACK,"
whines Harry Leder . . . Election
bet he lost to Al Klir will last
until Dec. 31 . . Until then,
Harry will personally rake the
lawn and shovel snow from the
front of Al's home . . . For conso-
lation, the loser gets a new shovel.
* *
IN ANSWER to reader .
preliminaries of the column's
Fourth Annual Beauty Contest
will begin in January .. Photo-
graphs will not be accepted until
then.
* * *
WOUNDED WAR VET, Sammy
Neimoff, is at Dearborn Veterans
Hospital . . where he'll stay
for about six more months . . .
following a. couple of major oper-
ations . . . Sammy is a former
California lad, now living in De-
troit, and a member of the Philip
Handler BB Lodge ... He'd sure-
ly appreciate hearing from us
. . it makes a guy feel mighty
good!
* * *
SIX YEARS AGO . . . Oct. 15,
1942, to be exact . . . Joe Mosten
and Iz Atler met each other for
the first time . . . Iz was the
owner of Nate's Eatery and Joe
had come in to talk with him
about forming a partnership .
THE JEWISH NEWS-19
Leo Low to Rece;ve
Levy Memorial Award
At Halevy's Concert
• PLATE LUNCHES
• FOUNTAIN SERVICE
It hos been our pleasure to bring you Detroit's most beautiful
eating place• . . and we trust that we may continue to offer you
the same fine foods which have mode NATE'S a famous name.
ISADORE I. ATLER JOSEPH MOSTEN
WHERE TO DINE
ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods.
Steaks, Chops, Chicken Club Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious
Hamburgers. "Served as you like it."
20176 LIVERNOIS AVE. 114 blks so. 8 Mile Rd.
UN. 1-9802
Open 24 Hours
OPEN DAILY 11
a.m. so 12 p.m.
SATURDAYS, 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.