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PRINTING OMISSION in last
week's column left out word,
"Youth". in reference to as-
sured fact
t Bnai Brith Youth
hat
Organization will have a home
sometime before spring of next
year . . writing finis to the out-
of-place headquarters now over
stores on Dexter Blvd. . . . The
young Bnai Brithers will have
ample rooms for meeting places
. . . a high school size gymnasi-
um . . . and an auditorium com-
parable in size to that of the
Jewish Center .. The building
is now standing.

Ferris Institute Student
Named Representative
Of Directory of Israel

Shalom Katzprowsky, an Is-
raeli student at the Ferris In-
stitute at Big Rapids, Mich., has
been appointed representative
of the Directory of Israel (The
Register of Commerce and In-
dustry in Israel), Tel Aviv, for
the 1950 edition.
The directory is a complete
record of the economical and
industrial enterprises of Israel,
and is available in more than
30 countries. It is written in
English and Hebrew and has a
special section for foreign ad-
vertisers.
Prospective adver,tisers or pur-
chasers of the directory may
contact Katzprowsky at the In-
stitute in Big Rapids.

year's races . . . City College of
Law fraternity has been reorga-
nized . First meeting was
held recently ... Keeping tab on
community-ite Bobby Shayne,
rapidly climbing ladder in show
business, he was a smash hit in
East St. Louis, Ill . . . and opens
at a leading Chicago nite-spot
in major step toward greater
recognition as a comedy panto-
mimist and impersonator . .
Nothing but a long life of hap-
piness together could possibly
.Jic. no ted
be in store for so grand a couple
as cute Muriel Stern and Sid-
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ney Singer of the service station
CLEVER INVITATION being and auto wash by the same sur- Jan Peerce Signed
received for stag honoring cloth- name ... They are as meant for
ing man, Lou Stober, offers re- each other as bread and butter, For Two Opera Roles
freshing change from otherwise and will be married sometime
Of interest to admirers of ten-
usual dullness in such invites in February . . Ivan S. Bloch
.. The Marriage Guild Theater and Israel Lodges of Bnai Brith or Jan Peerce is the announce-
presents a stirring drama in one expect capacity crowd for their ment that he will participate in
act entitled, "Stober's Last jointly-held moonlight, Aug. 21, the seventh annual festival of
Stand. Cast of characters: You cruising down the river to Put- the Detroit Grand Opera Asso-
and Lou's many friends." .. . It In-Bay ... Sponsoring of moon- ciation, local sponsors of the
continues along theatrical lights by community groups is Philadelphia LaScala Opera Co.,
returning to an old fold that be- Oct. 3 to 9 at Masonic Temple.
trend.
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gan disappearing shortly before
Peerce will appear twice dur-
MORRIE WASSERMAN, host the war . • They were once con- ing the festival—on Tuesday,
at Flame Show Bar, is bossman sidered among the best means Oct. 4, as the Duke of Mantua
of fastest-growing black and tan for fund-raising because of the in Rigoletto, and on Thursday,
spot in the country . . . the top- great interest held by them.
Oct. 6, as Mario Cavaradossi in
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notch entertainers are agog at
Tosca.
expectancy of appearing there.
1939 FORD rolled into Savine's
Other stars of the Metropoli-
• • • Nation-wide attention was gas station on Dexter and Chi_ tan Opera Company and the
received immediately by notices cago . . . pulling up in regal concert stage are slated for feat,
of record crowds that greeted fashion at one of the pumps . .
opening with songstress Nellie Frank Savine greeted the youth- ured roles.
Reservations are now being ac-
Lutcher in the starring spotlight. ful driver with extra courtesy,
. . The "big name" policy is a going well out of his way to offer cepted at 600 Fine Arts Bldg., 58
welcome delight to local nitery- the utmost attention . . . as the W. Adams, VE. 6-0208 or WO.
goers who have been supplied lad clasped the soft hand of his 5-7897. Tickets for the entire
with too little entertainment of pretty girl friend • . "Fill 'er festival are available at a re-
a top-notch quality ... In tune up," was the - order that Frank duced rate until Sept. 1.
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with sensationalism surounding eagerly turned to obey . . "and
the Flame Show Bar, Morrie en_ charge it to my account," the Israel Music Foundation
visioned a front sign. "that would boy added with an air of matter-
knock everybody's eye out." . . . of-fact When the car and its To Produce LP Records
The result turned out to be a occupants pulled away, a by-
huge lavishly created spectacle stander asked, "Say, who was
NEW YORK—Future record-
. . . with sparkling neon glam- that kid?" . . . "Oh, he comes in ings of the Israel Music Founda-
orously arrayed in a colorful quite often." replied Frank. "Al- tion will be produced in the
setting that extends around the most every time with a different long-playing 3313 rpm type as
building, from one end to an- girl. He always tells me to fill 'er well as the standard speed var-
other.
up and charge it. Next, he comes iety, it was announced by Oliver
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in and pays me for the two gal- Sabin, the Foundation's record
CHILDREN'S DEPT. .
Post lons i I put in."
adviser.
card received by Mrs. Julius B.
The Foundation has already
Rubin from eight-year-old son Hollywood Challenges
issued two albums and two sin-
Melvin, spending his first sum-
gle records. Scheduled for re-
at camp . . . "Dear Mother. I With 'Lost Boundaries' lease
in the fall are two albums
am not having a better time
—"Songs of Hope" and "Israel
than I thought I would."
The year 1949 is certain to be Folk Dances." All are recorded
STOPPING TO watch some chronicled in motion picture in Israel and pressed in the
youngsters playing ball at history as marking the appear- United States on unbreakable
Roosevelt Field, last week, union ance of the most provocative vinylite.
leader Milt Simons was amused and challenging story ever to
to see the team in the field full appear on the screen—the real
The CENTER SOCIAL-LITES
of pep and ginger, although they life drama of an almost-white
were apparently taking a beat- Negro doctor and his family and will hold a free social in Butzel
ing ... Told that the other team of their struggle to "pass" into Hall, Tuesday, Aug. 23, at 9 p.m.
was leading, 18 to 0, Milt won- the white race. Titled "Lost Dancing will be to records.
dered why the team in the field Boundaries," the film will start
wasn't just a bit downhearted. Friday at the Fox Theater.
. . . "Downhearted!" exploded
The picture was made from
the young first baseman, "why the true story which appeared
should we be downhearted? We in the Reader's Digest a year
EVERY MONDAY
haven't come to bat yet."
ago.
Featuring
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Most of the cast was recruited
DISA 'N DATA .. Al Azimov, from the stage. Featured are Mel
• Christopher Smith
AND HIS DANCERS
tobacco buyer for Sam's Inc., Ferrer, star of "Strange Fruit,"
records about 16,000,000 cigar- Beatrice Pearson, Susan Douglas,
• TONITA
AND HER RUMBA BAND
ettes being sold over the count- Richard Hylton, and Canada Lee,
No Door Charge Monday Only
ers each month . . . a retail out- noted Negro actor.
put that is one of the nation's
The minister in the picture,
largest .. Reason why the de-
partments are never overly con- however, is not an actor at all,
SUPPER CLUB
gested is due to the capable and but is the Rev. Robert A. Dunn,
15414 Wyoming
UN. 4-9111
rapid ability of the girls who of Portsmouth, N.H.
handle the sales . . . Bobby Adell
reports that he is the new own-
er of Such Crust I . . original
THE BEAUTIFUL: NEW,
Gold Cup racing craft built by
Jack Schafer . . . Says he bought
AIR-CONDITIONED
the hull from the bread magnate
Proudly Presents
sportsman to condition for next

RUMBA NIGHT

FOUR DUKES

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Wayne Again Offers
Courses in Hebrew

In keeping with its policy of
bringing the nation's outstand-
ing artists to Detroit, the Flame
Show Bar presents for a two-
w e e k engagement, beginning
Aug. 19, the Ravens. This highly
acclaimed singing group:\ fea-
turing James (Rickey) Ricks,
bass soloist, has broken box of-.
fice records in nearly every city
on its lengthy tour.
Rounding out the show will
be Todd Rhodes and his re-
cording orchestra, Kitty Steven-
son, held over by demand, and
Emile Jones, romantic tenor. -

Courses in Hebrew and
Hebrew literature again will be
offered at Wayne University,
Rabbi Morris Adler, chairman of
the Culture Commission of the
JeWish Community Council, an-.
nounces.
The courses will be taught by
Louis Panush. Both courses will
be given on Tuesdays and.
Thursdays. The elem e n t a r y
course will be from 7 to 9 p.m.
and the advanced course from
4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Further information may be
had by calling the Jewish Com-
munity Council, WO. 3-1657, or
Wayne University.

UNITED BRANDS • CETROIT U

A • 42 PROOF

Ready Mixed—"Just Chill and Serve".

Papa Joe's at Corby's Inn

Where Good Food Is Immortalized

•

Now Operating
the Kitchen
SERVING LUNCH- I
EONS, from 11 to
4 p.m., 75c up

DINNERS from 4
•
$1.75
to 10 p.m.

• MID-NIGHT
SPECIAL MENU
from 10 to 1:30 a.m.

In addition featuring a complete line of SEA FOODS ... with
nationally known ITALIAN and INTERNATIONAL DISHES.
• Special Sunday Feature ... for -your complete enjoyment—
FULL COURSE CHICKEN DINNERS, Family Style—
ALL YOU WANT TO EAT
$2.00

For Reservations Call

UN. 4-3605

7525 W. McNichols Rd.

If you want to eat out and feel at home
come to the new

Kormendy's Hungarian -
Dining Room

114 Pallister, between Second and Woodward

The famous eating place of famous people.

Air Conditioned
-
Free Parking
Open from 1 1 :30 a.m to 10 p. m. every day
except Tuesday. Sunday from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Private rooms for parties.

For reservations call TR. 3-7444

Now Appearing In Person!

BERT WHEELE R

WITH THE SLATE BROS.

2 Great Shows Nightly
8:30 and 11:30

THE

AND SANDRA

Coming Monday, Aug. 22

JOE HOWARD

Open Sundays 2 to 9 p.m.
Special Family Show '7 p.m.

Reservations may now be made
By Calling WO. 5-6877

Comedy Star of
Stage, Screen and Radio

The Grand Old Trouper

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Scientifically Cooled to Your Comfort

"SHOW SPOT OF CANADA"

12 Minutes from
Downtown Detroit
Located on
Dougall Rd.
Windsor, Ontario

WHERE TO DINE

HARRY BOESKY, RESTAURANT, DELICATESSEN & BAR
SMART FOLKS THAT EAT OUT
CHOOSE BOESKY'S
TR. 2-4375
12th and Hazelwood
Good food served appetizingly in pleasant surroundings

AN AFTER THEATRE MUST.

ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods.
Steaks, Chops, Chicken Club Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious
UN. 1-9802
Hamburgers. "Served as you like it."
20176 LIVERNOIS AVE. 11/2 Blks. So. 8 Mile Rd. Open 24 Hours
Open 11 a.m. to 3 a.m., Closed Mondays
12832 W. 7 Mile

KORN'S RESTAURANT
TO. 6-9395
12216 LINWOOD at Richton
Where fine food and courteous service prevails. Catering to the
individual as well as to all social functions.

HOURS: Tues. thru Thurs. 11-9; Fri. and Sat. 11-1; Sun. 11 to 11 (‘
CLOSED MONDAYS

ALSO APPEARING

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New Flame Show Bar
Presents Headliners

THE MERCURY FISH AND CHIPS
CARRY-OUT SERVICE A SPECIALTY

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THE JEWISH NEWS-13

Friday, August 19, 1949

Morris Wasserman, Host
"MIDWEST'S FINEST BLACK AND TAN"
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UNiversity 1-4698

17144 Schaefer

MARIA'S PIZZERIA

Specializing in Pizza Pie and Famous Italian Foods

Parking Facilities . . . Carry Out Service
UN. 4-98'16
7113 PURITAN

MILLER'S CAFETERIA AND DELICATESSEN
FEATURING HOME COOKED FOOD AND PASTRIES

Buffet Tray Catering Our Specialty
4818 Cass, Opp. Wayne U. Main Bldg.

FA. 1-068A