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FACT THAT GOAL of 1948
Red Feather Drive is 11.2 per
cent higher than of '47 . .. and
that folks Nye to pitch in just
that much to insure success .. .
is basis for this story about Leon-
nard Simons, chairman of the
Commercial) - Professional Unit,
and his good friend, Harry Beck-
er, who is among the ad man's
list of prospects.
WHEN HARRY' sent $1,000
check for same amount as last
year, Leonard wrote him letter
saying; "Thank you, but where
is that 11.2 per cent increase?"
. . . The letter somehow got into
hands of Harry's auditors in-
stead of him personally .. . and
auditors will be auditors . . . so
back it went, along with the
cryptic comment, "You are a
nudnick."
NOT BEING TOO SURE what
a "nudnick" was, Leonard went
on a research campaign . .. and
through aid of local Jewish au-
thorities on the matter of such
wordage, discovered that no mat-
ter how you slice it, a "nudnick"
is a pest • . . He returned the
original correspondence to Harry.
with the added note, "When you
call me a "nudnick" in relation
to my work with the Community
Chest, I consider it a compliment.
Where is that 11.2 per cent in-
crease?"
HARRY SENT BACK the re-
ply . . .„"I am enclosing herewith
additional check to the Commu-
nity Chest in the amount of $212,
as you requested, which is the
cost to me for you to find out
wliat the word `Nudnick' means.
Your education is expensive—
but I admire your community ef-
forts."
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LOOK FOR DRAMATIC news
to break in a couple of weeks
. about the new Jewish Hos-
pital . . . Will be with regard to
breaking of ground at the pro-
poged site between Six Mile Rd:
and Outer Dr., by Lauder Rd.
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KEEPING TIME WITH the
blood-boiling rhythm along the
South-American way . . . com-
Munity-ites again proved their
hoof-hoisting prowess in rhumba
contests held, last week, at local
niteries . . . Gloria and Eddie
Epstein won cups for their very
neat medium beat, at Sid's Cafe
. . . Mrs. Yetta (Nosanchuk)
Moses took a trophy for a torrid
fast tempo, executed with Julius
Gonzelus, at the Bowery • .
while back at the table, hubby,
Lou Moses, proudly murmured
"That's my wife!"
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CHILDREN'S DEPT. . . . Rob-
ert Lewis, young man of six
years, was told, for the third
time, to go and wash his hands
for dinner . . . He looked over
his hands, cocked his curly-
topped head to one side . .. and
returned the verdict, "Mother,
they aren't really dirty—just
kinda blurred."
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ABE KASLE has accepted
chairmanship of a committee to
work out some way of providing
information on • all independent
fund-raising campaigns . . . and
there sure are pu-lenty round
the country! . . . Many are among
the biggest money making
rackets in the world! . . . Much
pressure is being put on the
Jewish Welfare Federation to
strengthen this service to the
community . . . and Kasle is just
the man to lead the researching
. . . Being the philanthropist that
he is, Abe's own tally sheet of
independent campaigns personal-
ly contributed to is longer than
the trip on a blow boat to China
. . . His first act as chairman was
to send in that list . . . and find
out which groups were using his
money to buy shoelaces for bare-
footed aborigines.
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JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Janet
Eisenberg and Irving Levine are
engaged . . . Joyce Cantor and
Abe Epstein are engaged .
Ruben Young, popular young
adult leader and community
worker, will announce engage-
ment to Lillian Katz.
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IT WAS A LONG TIME .. .
. . 34 years ago . . . that
the 'Detroit Independent Ladies
Society held their first meet-
ing . . . at the Utopia Hall on
Hastings and High . . . Now,
this once very fine organiza-
tion whose charitable work
was once a city-wide note .. .
is no more ... As of last week,
the remaining women .. most
of whom still were members
when the group gave the big
dances at the Book-Cadillac
that were social affairs of the
year . . . decided to call it
quits . . at a special meeting
at the home of Mrs. Anna Co-
hen . . . Many needy families
can give thanks to these grand
ladies for the help they ren-
dered . . . paying rent for the
poor .. . buying them coal for
winter . . . food and clothing,
etc. . . . The community proud-
ly bids goodbye to the' Detroit
Independent Ladies Society
(1914-1948) . . . who bow out
in the fashion of their exist-
ence . . by turning over for
support of Israel what money
remained in their treasury.
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DURING PLANNING of the
New Brothers for Delicacies at
Livernois at Seven Mile ... Sam
and Lou Horenstein insisted
upon a place where folks could
see each other without knocking
their necks out of 'joint ... Sam
had one idea . . . Lou had an-
other . . . They finally put heads
together . . . with result that the
only way one can escape being
seen . . . is by coming in dis-
guised as a- corned beef sand-
with!
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DISA 'N DATA . . . Sue Slobin
thought the doctor • was joking,
last week, when he said she had
the mumps . . . Sue could barely
laugh! . . . Invitations to stag
given for fellow leaving ranks of
batchelorhood "Present, 'So Long
Sucker' . .. a farce starring Julie
R. Sandler in his farewell ap-
pearance." . . . Column beauty
contest winner of two judgings
ago, Corinne Wilhelm, (now Mrs.
Milton R. Minkin) is mother of
an entry for 1965, named Margo
Adrienne . . .
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YOUTH HOUSE of Bnai Brith
Youth Organization is being dis-
cussed with more heated breath
than ever before on part of
young folks . . . They really want
that building . . . and want it
badly! ... To continue their very
fine work under guidance of
BEY() Director Chuck Levy and
Tess Wise, girls head . . . the
fellows and gals need a place to
call "my own."
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MINUS CAMPAIGN expense
and shrinkage . . . of the $5,800,-
000 in pledges to the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign . . . over $4,000,000
has been allocated toward the
aid of Israel! . . . There is still
40 per cent outstanding on un-
collected pledges . . . and though
folks have a year in which to pay
up . . . the cash is needed today!
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CASH REGISTER will be
closed tight at Dishell's Restau-
rant • . Nov. 30, 5 a.m. to 11
a.m. ... when Abe and the missus
celebrate fifth year in business no
Dexter .. . by giving entire Gross
income of regular breakfast
morn' to aid of Israel . . . All
money to be dropped into locked
box . . . nothing taken out for
tax, help or cost of food.
OUR DEADLINE
Ail copy for The Jewish News
must be in our office before
9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays. The dead-
line for photographs is before
noon on Mondays.
THE JEWISH NEWS-15
MOSER PROJECT GAINS MOMENTUM
Friday, November 26, 1948
Plans for Trade School for
Boys Get Industries' Support
After 24 years of labors devoted
to an effort to establish a trade
school for young men, Louis
Moser was given strong encour-
agement at a luncheon meeting
at the Old Wayne Club on Nov.
18 at which some of Michigan's
most prominent industrialists
were present. -
Judge D. J.-Healy of the Wayne
County Probate Court, who pre-
sided at the meeting, pointed out
that this project is vital to in-
dustry and deserves encourage-
ment. He expressed the hope that
manufacturers will provide the
Scrap necessary for the making
of tools and supplies.
The principal speaker at the
luncheon, the Rev. Walton E. Cole
of the First Congregational
Church, recalled that he first co-
operated with Mr. Moser in To-
ledo, in 1931, and that he con-
sidered his effort of great
importance to the community. He
described the need for "training
the hand" and declared that "Mr.
Moser has the skill to impart
good citizenship and to create a
can-how in addition to a know-
how in students."
Douglas B. Crane, attorney,
spoke in support of the project.
Others who participated in the
discussion were John L. Lovett,
executive secretary of the Manu-
British Minister Declares
Jews Must Help Keep Peace
LONDON (JTA) — Defense
Minister V. A. Alexander, ad-
dressing the annual reunion of
the League of Jewish Ex-Service-
men, pointed out that 1,000,000
Jews fought on the side of the
Allies and urged that "Jewry,
which has always rendered great
services to the cause of freedom,
must be ready to defend peace
with justice, which is impossible
without freedom."
facturers Association; Mr. Emer-
ick of the U. S. Radiator Co. and
the Rotary Clubs; Frederick E.
Searle, who for 29 years was
director of the Ford Trade
School; Leonard Kasle of Kasle
Steel Corporation, and many
others. There were more than 35
industrial executives at the meet-
ing.
Mr. Moser described his efforts
which he first began in 1925. He
said that he could provide for 25
students at his plant at 6535 Rus-
sell. In addition to elementary
students from the age of 18 he
said that he can provide for ad-
vanced students. Those who are
enrolled work with him as part-
ners in his non-profit industry.
"We aim to create the work
habit," he declared.
Mr. Kasle urged that industries
should assist in this undertaking
and that whenever possible they
should advance cash on supplies
to be manufactured under the
Moser plan.
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SELFHELP OF EMIGREES FROM CENTRAL EUROPE
Yaakov Wayland, 34-year-old
military commander of Negba,
agricultural settlement-- in the
Negev, important military point
where Egyptian advances from
the South were halted, will make
2nd Annual Bazaar
featuring
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for newcomers to this city
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From the Pages of
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ROSENBERG'S
SOCIAL BOOK
C al • a du,
These social events for which ROSEN-
BERG'S KOSHER CATERING was
proud to have served are hereby in-
scribed in evariasting record.
YAAKOV WAYLAND
his first Detroit • report at a
luncheon meeting of the Detroit
Histadrut Committee, Thursday,
Dec. 9, at the Statler.
Captain Wayland who recently
arrived in the U. S., has been
active in Jewish defence since
his arrival in Palestine in 1935.
Volunteering for active service in
the British Army during World
War II, he fought for five years,
seeing action at El Alamein and
other Mediterranean theatres.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14
Bar Mitzvah for Arthur Wolf.
Given by parents at Hotel Ft.
Wayne.
Marriage of Marcia Dolivek to
Burton Mintz at Cong. Beth
Shmuel.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16
Shower for Ruth Teitelbaum.
Given by Mrs. T. Talon and Mrs.
3. Graff.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17
Shower for Margaret Gliner.
Given by Alice Leviant, Mrs.
Anna Chalfin and Mrs. It. Levi-
ant of San Carlos, Calif.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18
Shower for Donna Miller. Given
'by Mrs. M. Epstein.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21
Bar Miztvah for . Donald Pomer-
antz. Given by parents.
Briss for Irvin Cooperman at
home of parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Aubie Cooperman.
Marriage of Sarah Parker to Sol
lwrey at Hotel Ft. Wayne.
ROSENBERG'S KOSHER CATERING
Ty, 4-9490
9925 DEXTER
MR. AND MRS. ABE DISHELL
Happily Invite You to Help Celebrate Our 5th
Anniversary in Business on Dexter Blvd.
WE WILL DONATE THE ENTIRE
GROSS INCOME
TUESDAY, NOY. 30, 5 LPL - I I I A 11
(Reg. Breakfast Hours)
TO AID OF ISRAEL!
Come help us celebrate and make I •No deductions taken out for em-
this a huge success !
ployees, food or tax!
IT ALL GOES TO ISRAEL
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ALL MONEY WILL BE DROPPED INTO A LOCKED BOX!
DISHELL'S Restaurant
11820
DEXTER BLVD.
Near Elmhurst