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AL MACK, favorite emsee was tribute to Chris and his
about town . . . now holding the wonderful gang of terpsi-tutors
show together at Club Casanova . . . Only two days before, the
. . talks Yiddish with such place was but half-finished .. .
fluency it is little wonder he is However workmen toiled day and
mistaken so many times for be- night to have it completed for
ing Jewish . . . Al is Italian, and the opening . . . and the result
that he speaks our native tongue is truly a beautiful setting.
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so well derives from his early
boyhood . . He grew up in the
SEEING THE SAME MOVIE
heart of New York's Jewish over again seven times wasn't
community • . . around places because Julie Adler liked "Words
like Delaney Street and Pitkin and Music" that much . . It
Avenue . . . where even the cop was business . . . She went to
spoke Yiddish . . . and with an study Gene Kelly's dance rout-
Irish brogue to boot!
ine of "Slaughter on Tenth Ave-
SUNDAY TO AL and his boy- nue" ... which will be a feature
friends was looked forward to in her music production, "Gotta
... June 26 and 27 . . .
with much eargerness . . . In Dance"
Art Institute . . . It'll be per-
the morning, he'd go to their at
by Jerry Hersenson, the
homes for bagel and lox . . . and formed
16. year-old tap star whose fu-
in the afternoon, they'd come to ture
in the show world gets
his house for some real Italian
brighter
by the day.
spaghetti . . . During Passover
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Al would be at one of their
CAMPAIGN OLD - TIMERS,
homes wearing a yarmulke and
asking the four questions . . . George Stutz and Gus Newman,
One time, while riding the bus, don't believe in sitting back and
Al noticed an old man having leaving it up to the "Newcomers"
difficulty explaining where he when the going gets rough . . .
wanted to get,off . . Al went During a period of difficulty in
over, talked to him in Yiddish obtaining proper coverage, the
and made it clear to the driver two stalwarts formed a so-called
. • • The old man thanked -him "Flying Squad" . . . and assigned
and said, "You are a nice Jew- themselves to every division in
the campaign!
s
ish boy."
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ABILITY TO ENTERTAIN- by
DAVE KATZMAN, bossman at
the New York Restaurant, re- members of community groups
cently did booming business .. . has come out in full force . . .
although Police Commissioner what with so many endeavors
Toy's round-up left the streets creating an avalanche of cur-
neighboring his_ Woodward Ave. tain timing . . Among the
eatery barer than a bald-headed brighter lights is the staging of
monkey .. . People kept coming "Vaudeville Varieties" by Louis
in for large orders of sandwiches Marshall Lodge's Dramatic
and coffee . . . to take to friends Group ... June 15 ... at Durfee
and relatives resting at the auditorium . . . Dave Gutman
county jail .1. . "Anytime Toy does a well-performed scene
- Show Boat" . . . Milt
wants to have a round-up, it's from
all right with me," remarked the Morse and Al Fischer are good
restauranteur president of Philip comedians . . . and the all-male
short of a scream.
Handler Lodge, "but I wish he'd chorus is little
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tell me ahead of time so I can
JOEY LIEBERMAN, auto parts
get things ready!"
man, went after foul hit in
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stands, last week during Detroit-
BE S T BET Of The Weekend Boston game . . . tumbled over a
. . . For everybody! . . • Social row of seats and into another
Inc's. Fifth Anniversary Caba- row . . . where a matronly-look-
ret Party . . . June 11 . . . at ing woman exclaimed with dis-
Latin Quarter . . . with two gust, "You should be ashamed
bands . . . Del De'bridge and of yourself—drinking and mak-
Tonita's Latin - American ing a spectacle of yourself in
rhythmizers . plus Christopher front of all these young chil-
Smith and his dancing stars in dren" . . . Joey tried to explain
a . South-American revue . . • that he wasn't drunk . . . that
Affair is stag or coupled . • . he had just lost his balance
emphasis on the singletons.
going after a foul ball • . . and
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the elderly woman replied, "Well,
MILTON SAFFIR, chairman anyway, you made a fool of
of housing committee of Re- yourself. And, if you don't mind,
settlement Service, can readily I'll thank you to get up off my
understand what is going lap!"
on in Israel . . . every time
a new batch of refugees arrives
. . Here in Detroit, Resettle-
ment will have to double and
triple its June and July quota
. . . froth_ 10 families to 30 fam-
ilies per month . . . Top of
this, there must be new budget-
Irving Sniderman will head
ing, new committees, additional Haifa Chapter of the Zionist
staffing, etc ... In Israel, a pop- Organization of Detroit for the
ulation of 800,000 people are coming year.
taking in over 25,000 refugees a
Other officers elected by the
month . . . regardless of limited group include Herman Kazdan.
facilities that hardly allow for Mrs. Albert Schwartz, Louis
such incoming of people . • . Wasserman, vice presidents; Mrs.
In Detroit. the 90,000 Jewish Bernard Davidson, Mrs. Philip
population is taking in just •0 Bernstein, secretaries; .Seymour
families a month ... and having Kraus, treasurer, and Dr. Phil-
its hands full!
lip Sherman, auditor.
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Directors-at-large include Mrs.
25TH ANNIVERSARY of Lu- Joseph Carp, Sidney Brand,
cille and Sam Reisig of 18065 Martin Hoffer, Nathaniel Per-
Northlawn, was a two-city cele- nick, Benjamin Weiss, Dr. Paul
bration . . . In Detroit, Sam gave Fraiberg, Dr. Louis Kazdan and
party for friends, last week, at Dr. Bernard Weston.
the Hungarian Village • . This
week, it'll be for relatives at the 4•• ••••••••••••••••••••
Romanian Restaurant in New : MEET YOUR FRIENDS •
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York . . . "Twenty-five years is •
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a long time with one woman," •
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says the boss of Richard's Shoes,
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"but time doesn't mean a thing
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when you're both still having
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your honeymoon!"
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THREE FORMER STUDENTS
OPEN ALL NIGHT
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are men behind opening of new
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dance studios by Christopher
LIEBERMAN and , •
Smith . . . out Livernois Ave .. .
Linwood at
Ben Jones, Tom Marshall and
C ITRON •
Taylor
Harold Schreiber . . . Grand
openinc of studios. last week,
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Friday, June 10, 1949
Folk School Youth
In Concert Sunday
On Sunday evening, June 12,
the children of the Jewish Folk
Schools will stage a concert, in
costumes, at the Labor Zionist
Institute, Pasadena a n d Lin-
wood.
"Rabbi Akiba," a sketch de-
picting Judaea's struggle against
Rome and paralleling the strug-
gle for Jewish independence in
this era, will be one of the fea-
tures.
Songs by the school choir, rec-
itations and other selections
will be on the program of this
event which will be the con-
cluding concert of the current
school year.
At 11 Sunday morning, the
children of the Jewish Folk
Schools will go on their annual
picnic to Lola Valley Park. The
children will meet at the Labor
Zionist Institute at 10:30 a. m.
A special program has been
planned. In case of rain a party
will be held indoors.
Gleicher Reelected
AJC President
Morris Gleicher was re-elected
president of the Metropolitan
Chapter, American Jewish Con-
gress.
Installation of officers will be
featured at the next meeting of
the Chapter, at 8:30 p. m. Wed-
nesday, June 15, at the Rose Sit-
tig Cohen auditorium.
Other officers include: Vice
presidents, Mrs. Helen Altman,
Mrs. Shirley Kursman, Mrs.
Ether Lichtenstein, Eve Neidel-
man, Hyman Parker; secretary,
Mrs. Naomi Granoff; financial
secretary, Eugene Franzblau;
treasurer, Samuel Lichtenstein;
executive board, Isadore Bagon,
Leonard Cuttler, Bessie Fisher,
Sylvia Gleicher, Mrs. Lillian
Gornbein, Mrs. Marian Jannett,
Max Ja.slow, Mrs. Betty Leonard,
Mrs. Esther Mendelson, Mrs.
Marvel Raskin, Dr. Morris Ras-
kin, Leo Shaffer, Rose Waxer,
Bernard S. Zager, son of
Mrs. Lena Zager of 3239 Calvert
and the late Phillip Zager, will
receive his doctor of medicine
degree from the NorthWestern
University College of Medicine
June 13.
The future Dr. Zager, a gradu-
ate of Central High School and
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The problem of sex education
for the child will be the subject
of discussion at a meeting of the
Durfee Chapter of Better
Schools Association in the school
auditorium at 8 p. m. Tuesday,
June 14.
The meeting will open with a
talk by Esther Middlewood of
Mental Health Education for the
state of Michigan. The talk will
be followed by the film "Human
Growth".
Miss Middlewood will lead a
discussion after the film. The
public is invited.
DAD WILL BE THRIILLED
BERNARD S. ZAGER
Wayne University, assisted. in
cancer research in 1945 at the
Jackson Memorial Foundation in
Bar Harbor, Maine.
Open house in his honor will
be held from 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday,
June 19, at his mother's home.
He will interne at Grace Hos-
pital.
with gifts bearing
a label from the
fonboti S op
Rafelson Groups Meet
Detroit's Leading
Robert J. Rafelson Post and
Auxiliary, JWV, will hold their'
last meeting of the season at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Rafelson, 18085 Oak Dr. It will
be a social evening. All members
and prospective members are in-
vited.
Haberdashers
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Dexter at Tyler
and Robert Dolpe.
Open Eves. to 9
Downtown BB Groups
Celebrate at Installation
Downtown Lodge and Chapter
of Bnai Brith will hold joint
installation at the Fort Wayne
Hotel at 8 p.m. Wednesday,
June 15.
The new officers for the men's
lodge are as follows: President,
Lou Russman, .vice presid$ts,
H. Wolfe, I. Rosenthal; finan-
cial secretary, N. Miller; cor-
responding secretary, B. Selbst;
recording secretary, M. Milan;
treasurer, H. Goodman; guard,
S. Cahn; warden, H. Wolok;
trustees, L. Goldhaber, B. Rosen-
thal, G. Kent; chaplain, N. Tri-
vax.
(Women's Chapter officers are
listetd elsewhere in this issue.)
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