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First Military Ball Ticket

Friday, December 16, 1949

Danny

Bistritzky to Premiere
His 'Ivria' Suite for
Hashofar December 18

Raskin's

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BARRISTER LEONARD HY-
MAN has become a casualty of
first-time fatherhood . . . Was
running to Harper Hospital after
wife (Geraldine Davidson) re-
cently gave birth to their daugh-
ter . and, in his anxiety to see
her, fell only a few steps away
. . . Mother and daughter are
doing fine . . . but poor daddy
chipped an ankle bone and is
now hobbling about on a cane
. . . "Who says the man doesn't
suffer?" asks Leonard.

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MANY OF THE nite-club stars
around town . . . who, this year,
will have to continue their cele-
brating elsewhere after 2 a.m....
will show up at that big party
being planned for New Year's
Eve at Bel-Aire Terrace Room
. . Word has gotten around the
clubs faster than a rabbit with
a hot-foot . . . Artie Fields and
band to furnish the music . . .
and Sammy Woolf as emcee for
the evening already slates the
party as a terrific welcome to
the 1950 baby.
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HAROLD FINEGOOD, ace bell-
hop et Hotel Statler, tells of
guest coming to the desk and
asking if there was an Encyclo-
pedia Britannica in the building
. . . "No sir, there isn't" said the
clerk, with polite attention and
regret, "but what is it you wish
to know?"
* * *
USED CAR DEALERS Gerry
and Hal Taines have closed their
Livernois lot to become em-
pressarios of the stage ... While
in New York, recently, Gerry
saw the Yiddish stage version of
"Anna Lucasta" . . . and lost no
time in arranging for it to ap-
pear in Detroit, Jan. 1 and 2, at
the Music Hall . . . The presen-
tation is one of the finest com-
bined efforts of the English
and Yiddish theater . . . recom-
mended for all, young and old.
* * •*
CHILDREN'S
DEPT. . .. strug-
-
gling with an ear of canned corn
she was eating, last week, little
Ruthe Ann Stovack was asked by
her mother if she would like to
have the kernals cut off ... The
five-year-old youngster contin-
ued munching away with feverish
ambition . . . and, without look-
ing up at Mrs. Abe Stovak, re-
plied, "No, I like it better on the
bone."
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15 YEARS AGO, as fine a
bunch of Fairy Godmothers as
ever lent a helping hand in car-
ing for the infants of needy
families, was born into the com-
munity ... Now composed of 150
young married women, most of
them with children of their own,
the grand and glorious Infants
Service Group has Written a re-
cord unmatched in the work to
which it is dedicated ...It would
take a month of complete col-
umns to tell what the girls have .
done and are still doing in the
care .of underprivileged tots .. •
From the time these infants are
born ... until they are two years
old . the wonderful young wo-:
men of Infants Service Group
provide them with every neces-
sity for a healthy and proper
start into the world they have
entered . . . In dedication to the
purpose of their membership,
the ladies work tirelessly in its
behalf .. . sacrificing time with
their families so the needy may
not worry about the infants.

TO MRS. SAMUEL L. MER-
SON, president, and all • the
grand members of the Infants
. Service Group . . ..we humbly
salute you as The Organization
of the Week.
THE ANNUAL dinner-dance

and show "Jamboree" to be pre-
sented . . . Jan. 22 ... at Mason-
ic Temple . . . is the Infants
Service Group's way of gather-
ing funds to continue their great
work.

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ESTRIAN was jailed,
for hitting the auto of

wok.

Hyman Goldstein, 2925 Taylor
Ave. . .. He got 90 days for in-
terfering with traffic . . . after
walking against a red light and
crashing into the side of Gold-
stein's car . . . It's come to pass
that the poor driver is no longer
safe, with such reckless pedes-
trians roaming about.
* * * •
OLD I, ki,LEND, JACK STERN-
THAL, one of our favorite trum-
pet players, is back at the haunt
he always seems to return to ...
He is so much in demand that
this is his third appearance at
the Bowery . . . each time with
another band . . . Jack is now
firmly established with Larry
Paige's fine musical aggregation
now playing the nitery . . . and
is regarded among the top trum-.
pet men in the country . . . It's
been many years ago, but we
can still remember Jack as part
of the youthful orchestra that
tried a project of giving dances
at a downtown ballroom . . . We -
were in charge of promotion .. .
and the potential series of dan-
ces ended with the first attempt
. . . All the kids shared in the
profits of that one endeavor .. .
each of us winding up with a big
13 cents . . But we sure got a
lot of fun out of it!
* * *
BEST BETS of the Weekend
. . . "Cabaret Night" by YPS of
Bnai Moshe . . . Dec. 17 . . . in
congregation social hall . .
Music by Iry Fields and enter-
tainment by the very talented
boys of Rex Lodge • . . Social,
Inc. dance, Dec. 18, at Hotel
Barium ...Music by Dave Frank.

Zinovi Bistritzky, Detroit vio-
linist, will perform his own com-
position, "Ivria" Suite (a) Chas-
sidic Impressions (b) Phantastic
Dream (c) Dance of Triumph for
the first time at the next Has-
hofar home musicale Sunday
evening, Dec. 18, at the home of
Florence Weintraub, 4308 Stur-
tevant. Betty Kowalsky will be at
the piano.
Cantor Miklos Fenakel, I newly-
appointed Cantor of the \North-
west Hebrew Cong. will chant
the traditional blessing for the
lighting of the Hanukah candles
and Lillian Robbins Zellman will
lead in the n g in g of festival
songs as well as other Yiddish
and Hebrew folk songs. Refresh-
ments _will be served.
HashOfar, is offering to help
the entire community observe
Jewish Music Month during Feb-
ruary.
Five "package programS" have
been arranged, featuring well-
known choral groups, the Jewish
Center Symphony Orchestra,
outstanding pianists, violinists,
vocalists, an interpretive dance
group and chamber music en-
sembles.
Any of these programs can be
booked through Hashofar, Soc-
iety for Advancement of Jewish
Music, TR. 5-8400.

GOV. G. MENNEN WILLIMS purchases the first ticket
to the seventh annual military ball sponsored by the Jewish
War Veterans, to be held Feb. 18 at Masonic Temple. Shown
with the Governor are BERNARD HOFFMAN, military ball
ticket chairman, and HENRY HERTZBERG, department of
Michigan junior vice-commander and chairman of the ball.

Aleph ...Samech ...Dated ..

Hebrew Typewriters
For Assembly in Israel

WARSAW, (JTA)—All Jews in
Poland who filed applications
for exit visas prior to Sept. 30
with .a view to proceeding to
NEW YORK (JTA)—A group Israel will receive such permits
of Chilean businessmen have se- by the end of this year.
cured rights to represent the
Royal Typewriter Co. in Israel, it
was announced by Benno Weiser,
director of the Latin American
Department of the Jewish Agen-
cy. The Hebrew typewriters will
be assembled in Israel. The same
signing a Jewish ballplayer for group is negotiating for the rep-
the club . . . He got Hal Saltz- resentation in Israel of a sewing
man, one of the finest pitching machine concern.
prizes in the minors ... much to
About Important
Edward Payson Weston, the
the • chagrine of both New York
great
pedestrian,
walked
from
Announcement
teams. the Yankees and Giants,
Me., to Chicago, Ill., in
who bid heavily for the kid but Portland,
26 days in 1867.
from
couldn't top Hank's offer .
What a terrific gate attraction
a good Jewish player would be in
New York! . . . Correction: Jim-
my Laker, Louis Marshall Bnai
DELICATESSEN
Brith Lodge president, attends
'on an average of 28 meetings a
month . . . not a week . . . After READY MIXED-WI CHILL e4 SERVE
12162 DEXTER
all, the guy does have to eat "UNITED 8.9(61.1))5.- . pCTROIT:
TO. 6-9804
sometime! . Inspector Felix
Paden returned from his vaca- At State Stores, S.D.D's and Cocktail Bars
tion to discover that he had been
transferred from Petoskey Sta-
tion . . . back to his former post
NOW . . . IN PERSON!
in charge of traffic and record-
Hollywood's Famous Musical Humorist
ers court detail . . . What a pity.
Sensational
Inspector was doing a tremen-
Pianist
dously fine job ... both in clean-
ing out the racketeers, gamb-
lers and hoodlums, and in help-
*MARTELLS & MIGNON
ing make our community a bet-
CANADA'S
ter place to live in! . . . His rec- I Fabulous Acrobats in Astounding Feats
FINEST FOOD
Our Facilities for Private
reational programs were the talk
Parties and Banquets are
*BERNIE GREEN "Laffs, Inc." Without
of the town.. . . and his plans
Equal. Three Beau-
tiful
Banquet Rooms—Free
with us for next year were little
Parking for 500 Cars.
*ARTHUR
JOHNSON
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short of sensational!
Open Sunday 2 to 9 p.m.
• ARDEN-FLETCHER GIRLS
BEST BET of Coming Attrac-
Phone
WOodward 5 6877
tions . .. For Young Adults .. .
JACK MADDEN'S ORCH.
ver- 12 Minutes From Downtown
"Frosty Frolic" by Bnai Brith •
DAILY SHOWS-8:30 and 11:30
Detroit via Tunnel
Young Men, Dec. 25, in Arabian
Room of Hotel Tuller . . Music
by Iry Fields and band.

See

Next Week's
Issue

LIBERMAN'S

DISA 'N DATA . . . In forming
the new Asco Oil Co., .Aaron Sil-
verman has discovered that the
greatest sales promoter of his 22
years in the business is his love-
ly wife, Estelle . .-. as energetic
a package of ambition as ever
worked hand in hand with hub-
by . . . "She's the best order-
taker I've ever had!" exclaims
the oil-man with much pride .. .
A "Night of Enchantment" is
the romantic and mystic title of
fund-raising dance being plan-
ned by Rebecca Gratz Auxiliary
of BBYW, Jan. 15, at Jewish
Center . . . Handball star, Lou
Schwartz and Flora Smaltz are
officially engaged . . They will
be wed sometime in March . . .
Both are grand kids and deserv-
ing of many years of much hap-
piness together . . . Reason why
the Y.P.S. of Shaarey Zedek ros-
ter of members Keeps growing is
because the group never stops
having its membership drive! .. .
Now they'll have a Hanukah
consumption in the
membership party, Dec. 17, at U. Coffee
S.
averages
more than 17
home of Edithe Ainbinder, 3824 pounds per person
per annum.
Cortland . . . Downtown Lodge
of Bnai Brith did fine thing in
putting on benefit show, recent-
ly, at the Marine Hospital . . .
Cast consisted of noted nite-
club personalities . . . and did
much to lift morale of patients
WINES
.. • Hank Greenberg, as the new
MILAN WINERIES. DETROIT. MICHIGAN
general manager of the Cleve-
land Indians, lost little time in

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