THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 22, 1949

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"DELICATESSEN ROW" greets "Morrie! When did you get out
still another member . . when here?" . . "Don't tell anyone,"
the drums roll on grand opening answered Jaffe, "but we've been
time . . April 23 . . . for Ben & playing together all morning!"
George, on Dexter, between
THIS INCIDENT reminds us of
Buena Vista and Tyler . honor- the one about the enthusiastic
ing a couple of guys who aren't golfer who came home to dinner
afraid to take a chance . . . Fig- . . During the meal, his wife
uring from Hy Horenstein on said, "Bobby tells me he caddied
Boston, on down to Davison, this for you this afternoon." . .
makes it around eight or nine "Well, what do you know," said
delicatessens- for the boulevard of Bobby's father. "I thought I'd
corned beef on rye . . . The boys seen that boy before."
gathering congrats are Bnai
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Brothers, Ben Epstein and George
NON-JEWISH SUPPORT in the
Fink, the tray catering artists .
Allied Jewish -Campaign is again
who, of course, will specialize in overwhelmingly high . . . indica-
this field . . . since tray catering tive of the interest shown by
to them is like a brush and pal- many in the cause of humanity
lette was to Rembrandt .. .Good . . . regardless of racial differ-
luck, fellows .. There's enough ence . . . At recent meeting of
for everybody!
Night Club and Bar Section of
* * *
the Food Division, Catholic guest
LOU JACOBS, Tropical Bar of one of the nitery owners got
boss, is "Uncle Lou" to about up from center of floor and said,
400 youngsters at the St. Francis "I feel so moved by what you
Home for Orphan Boys . . . who Jewish people are doing for your
look for him every holiday and brethren overseas, and for what
enjoy the bits of happiness he is such a justified cause, that I,
brings them . .. Last week, Lou myself, want to pledge $100 .. •
took enough candy to the Cath- He _was William J. Cusick, pub-
olic orphanage on Fenkell to lisher of the Michigan Beverage
make up for any lapse of mem- News.
ory their Easter Bunny may have
HELPFUL -ASSISTANCE in
had.
organizing the Night Club and
* * *
Bar Section has been given by
KIDDIE KORNER . . . Seven- Freddie Chlopan, secretary of the
year-old Buddy Richter is espec- Central Detroit Licensee's Asso-
ially fond of chocolate cake .. . ciation . . who volunteered his
and had already gulped two size- services without being solicited
able helpings with his tall glass for the job . . A telegram tell-
of milk . . . "If You eat any more ing of the recent meeting was
cake you'll burst," cautioned Mrs. sent over his signature.
Anne Richter . . . "Well, pass the
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'_cake, mom, and then watch out
DISA 'N DATA .. . Word is
for yourself!" replied little Bud-
that community friends will back
dy.
dance instructor, Chris Smith, in
* * *
new studio to be located on Liv-
ATTENTION COMMUNITY !
ernois . . . Smith was, until re-
. . Harry Yarrows is in Mercy
cently, instruction chieftain at
Hall Hospital . . suffering from
Robert Morgan Studios . . . Har-
leukemia . . and must have
old Russell, armless war herd,
blood! . . He is a member of
who speaks for BBYO Annivers-
Louis Marshall Bnai Brith Lodge
ary in afternoon of May 30 at
. . but that group has exhausted I
the meager supply in its blood JeWish Center . . . and for JWV
bank '. . . Contact Larry Yaffa, 1 in the evening .. . will be guest
at Men's Health Club during that
president of this lodge, or any
other of its members ; . . Please day.
answer this vital emergency if
you can!
Brandeis. Scholarships
* * *
CROWD EXPECTED for- this Still Available Here
year's Spring Dance of 'AZA .. . For Camp Institutes
April 30 . . . at Masonic Temple
. .. may hit the 2000 mark . . .
The Detroit Zionist Youth
Before the war, AZA created at- Commission is still accepting ap-
tendance records that still stand plications for scholarships to
among community youth groups. Brandeis Camp Institutes being
*•.*
held in July and August for two
YOUNG COUPLE, Al and Sa- and four-week periods, in three
rah Rosenberg, have watched camps located in 'Pennsylvania,
themselves become "window-sill North. Carolina and California.
The Zionist Leadership training
grandparents" . . . The two pig-
eons who adopted the Rosenberg program given -includes lecture
home on Clements as their • own courses, diScussion groups and
. , have become proud parents work shops, as well as recrea-
of a healthy litter of more mouths tional facilities!
Applicants must be high school
for Al and Sarah to feed . . .
Mother and baby pigeons are do- graduates, between 18 and 25,
who have a desire to assimilate
ing fine, thank you.
Zionist background to take their
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place in the community as Zionist
BARRY KAY, five-year-old youth leaders.
son of the Leon Kays, is so lone-
Milton S. Marwil, TE. 2-3078
some over his dad's being away may be contacted for application
in Israel . . . that he- is beginning blanks before April 27. Those who
to ask cosmic questions . . . Lit- wish to pay- their own fee can
tle Berry asked his mother, last apply for the two-week course at
-week, whether she believ/es in $100 or the four-week course at
God . and when given an af- $175. All applicants pay their
- firmative answer, replied, "I don't. own transportation costs.
I don't believe what I can't see."
. . then added quickly, "Mother,
do you suppose God will punish Hachug Haivri Invites
me for saying that?"
Hebrew Speaking People
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Former. Palestinians and others
FIRST - TIME OUT on golf
links, this year, Iry Zimmerman who speak Hebrew are 'invited
took deep breath . . . pounded to the meeting of Hachug Haivri
chest with ecstasy .. and said - on April 26.
Moshe Selbourne has been re-
goodbye to all thoughts but hit-
ting the little white ball an front elected president and announces
of him . . . After about five holes, that an interesting program is
Morris Jaffe asked how he. was being outlined for spring and
doing . . . "Not too bad," replied summer.
For further information, call
Zimmerman as he • checked his
score card • ...Then,. looking Up,' Janet Olender, secretary, at Shaa-
he exclaimed with real surprise, rey Zedek.

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AJC to Discuss
German Problem

Jewish National Workers Alliance
Seeks to Enroll 1,000 New Members

An intensive membership drive
has been launched by the Jewish
National Workers Alliance (Far-
band) branches here in order
The Metropolitan Chapter of that Detroit may come to the
the American Jewish Congress
will feature a discussion on de-
velopments in Germany and nom- Congress B. P. Chapter
inations for officers at its meet-
To Discuss Constitution
ing Wednesday evening, April
27, at the Rose Sittig Cohen Of Israel Next Monday
auditorium.
A symposium of the "Israeli
Plans for the program were
made by the Commission on Constitution — Its Impact on
Law and Social Action, under World Affairs" will be held next
the chairmanship of Hyman Par- Tuesday evening at the Lee Plaza
ker, assisted by Mrs.. Arthur under the auspices of the Busi-
Granoff. Speakers include: Prof. ness and Professional Chapter of
Carl Haessler, Rhodes SCholar, the American Jewish Congress.
Dean Charles H. King of the
former professor of philosophy at
the University of Illinois and Detroit College of Law will speak
manager of the Federated- Press, on "Legal. Aspects;" Boaz Siegel,
who will speak on "DeNazifica- professor of law at Wayne Uni-
ton or ReNazification—U.S. Pol- versity will discuss "Civil Liber-
icy in Germany," and Perry ties and Labor Unions;" Dean
Shulman, former prisoner at Daniel J. - McKenna of the Uni-
Buchenwald and an eye-witness versity of Detroit Law School
of the atrocities committed by vvill examine "Constitutional Dif-
ferences of Other Constitutions;"
1.11se Koch.
Mrs. Morris Mendelson, chair- Rabbi J. S. Sperka will handle
man, announces that the next "Role of Religion in Public School
meeting of the edUcational com- System of Israel and Seymour
mittee of the chapter will be Tilchin will speak on "Church vs.
conducted at 8:30 p.m. Monday, State in Israel."
April 25, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Farer, 2696 Coiling- Mizrachi Women Plan
wood.
Induction Ceremonies

J. H. Eliasohn, Eminent

Up-State Leader, Joins
Michigan Parole Board

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John H. Eliasohn, who resigned
as of April 1, 1949, after serving
for 11 years as a member and
chairman of the Michigan Parole
Board at Lans-
ing, recently
moved from.
Lansing to De-
troit to enter
private law
practice with
Attorneys Sid-
ney J. Karbel
and Herbert M.
Eiges, under the
firm name of
J. H. Eliasohn K a r bel, Eiges
and Eliasohn, at 305 Barium
Tower.
Before- being appointed to the
ParOle Board in 1937 by former
Governor Frank Murphy, Mr.
Eliasohn served as Prosecuting
Attorney of Mason County,
Michigan, for two terms follow-
ing graduation from the Uni-
versity of Michigan Law School
in 1932. In 1936 he ran against
U. S. Congressman Albert Engel
in the Ninth District of Michi-
gan, losing out by only 600 votes
of better than 80,000 cast.
He _was married in 1948 to
Rosalie Glasser of Detroit. They
have two children, Julie Beth, 7,
and ,Michael, 4.
Eliasohn has been active in
Jewish affairs during his resi-
dence in Lansing, having served
as president of the Jacob H.
Schiff Lodge of Bnai Brith, presi-
dent of the Men's Club of Shaarey
Zedek Congregation, member of
the board of trustees of the syna-
gogue. In recent years he has
also served as chairman of the
State A. D. L. Committee of
Bnai Brith.

Haifa Chapter Presents
Original Musical Satire
At Monday Evening Fete

An original musical satire en-
titled "The Map from Mars" will
be presented at the next meeting
of Haifa Chapter of Bnai Brith
Monday evening, April 25, it was
announced by Dr. Louis Kazdan,
president.
The satire was written and pro-
duced under the -general super-
viSion of Mrs. Albert Schwartz,
program chairman. Its staff in-
cludes:

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bernstein, Wil-
liam Davis, Seymour Kraus and Mrs.
Schwartz, libretto; Philip Bernstein,
lyrics; Mrs. Seymour Kraus, musical
direction; Philip Bernstein, sets; Mrs.
Philip Bernstein, director.

The cast includes:

Philip Bernstein, :Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Davidson, William David, Mr. and
Mrs. Seymour Kraus, Myron Panter,
Mrs. Albert Schwartz, Sarah Siegel,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wasserman and'
Alex Zuckman.

next convention with double its
previous strength.
Committees have been formed
in all branches, under the guid-
ance of the local organizer, Na-
hum Weissman, and it is hoped
that 1,000 new members will be
enrolled during the next two
months.
The JNWA City Committee also
is planning an enlarged cultural
program, to include Sabbath Eve,
holiday and other celebrations, at
which guest speakers and singers
will be presented.
Dr. William Klein has been
named medical director of the
Farband.
JNWA City Committee repre-
sentatives are active in activities
for the schools, the Farband
Camp, Jewish National Fund,
Community Council and Allied
Jewish Campaign.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Ben Fel-
lows wishes to thank their many
friends and relatives for the
kindnesses shown them in their
recent bereavement.

SCOTTISH RITE
CATHEDRAL

Second and Temple

For All New Members

Climaxing months of activity,
Mizrachi Women of Detroit
will induct several hundred
newly enrolled members at , a
public induction ceremony on
Lag b' Omer afternoon, Tuesday,
May 17, at the Mayfair Room.
Plans for this occasion will be
completed at the meeting of Miz-
rachi Women's Council at , the
home of Mrs. Jack Pearlman,
April 26. A feature of the after-
noon will be a play "The Child
Goes Home," by. Mrs. Joshua S.
Sperka, to be presented by the
dramatic groups of the various
chapters.
Those in charge of the event
are Mesdames Joseph Kunin, Sam
Rosenberg and Oscar Smith and
Miss Charlotte Nelson, member-
ship chairmen of their chapters.

OYSHER

Noted Singer
and Actress _

Only One Performance

SUNDAY EVENING,
APRIL 24

"THE CANTOR'S
DAUGHTER"

S upporting Cast: Fanya
Rubina, 'Tillie Rabinowitz,
Samuel Schechter, Leon
Charash-, Itzchock 'L.ipinsky
and others.

Tickets: $3, $2.40, $1.80, $1.20,

including tax. Now on sale at Met-

ro Music House, 10328 Dexter;

Bornstein's Book Store, 8663 12th

St., Detroit Hebrew Book Store,

1226 Dexter; at box office, night

of performance, TE. 2-6648; end

by Mr. Littman, 2086 Blaine, Apt.

101,

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