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A NUMBER of years back, a
young lad going to City College
of Detroit (now Wayne Univer-
sity) discovered a desperate need
for funds to continue his educa-
tion . . . He borrowed money
for tuition from the Hebrew Free
Loan Association . . . and from
City College continued on to the
Detroit College of Law . .. To-
day, George Stutz looks back
with a special sort of pride .. .
Not only is he now a highly suc-
cessful attorney . . . but he is
also president of the Hebrew
Free Loan Association.
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EARL SHAPIRO and Dave
Katz are the first nitery boss-
men in town to turn'Sunday eve
into a Rhumba Night ... Tonita
is featured with her men of
music . . . and doing a good job
with the blood-boiling tempo ...
The Burgundy Room's intimacy
makes for better appreciation of
the strong Latin-American beat.
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TRAFFIC COP Allan Messen-
ger stopped a woman driver_, re-
cently, going 65 miles an hour
down Second Blvd. . . . He asked
her what speedway she thought
she was on . . . and the lady
answered, "My brakes don't work
and I'm in a hurry to get home
before I have an accident!"
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IDEA BORN by Leon Simons,
BBYO chairman of Harry Keid-
en Briai Brith Lodge, would in-
augurate a Bnai Brith Parents
Day or Week or Month . . . with
activities planned for inter-
group participation, culminated
by huge dinner-party • . .. The
idea has been well received and
is under consideration by the
Greater Detroit BB Council.

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BEST BET OF The Weekend
... For Young Adults ... "Night
of Enchantment" by Rehecca
Gratz Auxiliary of Bnai Brith
Young Women . . . January 15
. . • in auditorium of Jewish
Center . .. Annual fund-raising
affair . . . in cabaret style with
dancing and entertainment
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IN 1924, when Esther Prussian
came here from Boston . . . to
become .director of the Detroit
Service Group . . . there were
scarcely any records listing adult
members of the Jewish com-
munity . . . Now, 25 years later,
the names of almost 50,000 pro-
spective givers to the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign are recorded at
the disposal of this great organ-
ization . . . a wonderful tribute
to the grand job still being done
by Esther . . . as she is honored
on her Silver Anniversary of
service to the community . , .
When the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration was founded in 1926 .
out of the original United Jew-
ish Charities with headquarters
in the old Hanna Schloss Build-
ing . • . Esther had already
started a pattern that has been
copied many times over by other
agencies throughout the country.
THE DETROIT SERVICE

GROUP is the campaign arm of
the Federation . . It is com-
posed of all the Trades and Pro-
fessional Divisions . . . Under its
banner comes the work of so-
licitation that goes to make up
the tremendous goals that must
be reached each year . . . No
other woman in the country
holds as large a comparable post
with a welfare federation as does
Gathered at a rehearsal for Rabbi Morris. DAMES ALBERT SINGER, CHARLES ROSEN-
our gal,. Esther.
WE ARE PROUD to join the Adler's musical production, "When A People
BLATT, JOSEPH POHL, PAUL KATZ•R, SOL
many others in offering con- Sings," to be presented at the meeting of
DANN, HARRY BOXMAN, ARTHUR SCHU-
gratulations to Esther Prussian Shaary Zedek Sisterhood at 12:30 p.m. Mon-
B1NER, GERSON BERNSTEIN, ALBERT SAN-
on her 25 years of service to a day, Jan. 16, at the synagogue, are the fol-
DERS, JANICE MENDELSON,' NORBERT
community that has endeared lowing Sisterhood members; who are in the
ATLER and GERALD J. BARSKY. Members of
her with all its devotion ... and cast: First row, left to right: MESDAMES
the cast not shown are Mesdames Sam Shet-
has never stopped appreciating
zer, Joseph Abrams, David Kallmarr, Donald
her magnificent work as direc- DAVID BODZIN, MAX KLYMAN, LOUIS
Schiller and Philip Frank Reservations for
tor of the Detroit Service Group. TATKEN, HENRY BERRIS, IRVING MILLER,
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AUGUSTA SUBAR, ALEX LAZMAN and
the program may sfill be made with Mrs. Irv-
YOUTH WAS SERVED by old FRED BOND: Second row, left to right: MES-
ing Miller at TO. 8-4054.
age' when school bus of United
Talmud Torah brake down in
front of Jewish Home for Aged SiD SHMARAVS
ZOD Chapters to Compete in Quiz
. . . The youngsters were serv-
iced by the elders . . . and then
Haifa Chapter, Zionist Organ- Mrs. Sidney Brand, Haifa; Mrs:
BUShieSs
delivered right to the doors of
ization. of Detroit, will be host Robert Ettinger, Chapter I,
their homes by the ..1HA station
to Nordau Chapter and Chapter and Jules Donelson, director of
wagon.
I for a Quiz-Down program at the Michigan Zionist Region.
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9 p.m. Monday, Jan. 23, at the
Visitors are welcome.
ANOTHER, EXAMPLE of com-
munity cooperation is shown 'by . Now that LIBERMAN'S DELI- Northwest Synagogue_
Leon Kay, president of the
the Louis Marshall Bowling CATF.SSEN, 12162 Dexter, has
.
ZOD, will be quiz-master, with WHEN YOU "PlC" A COCKTAIL-
League . . .. who have changed
added
more
space
to
its
'dining
representatives
of
the
three
date of banquet to Jan. 29 .
after plans had been completed room, patrons no longer have groups competing in the contest.
. . . so as not to conflict- with to stand and wait for tables. The winning team will win an
the Annual Dinner-Dance and Tie "Blue Room," which has album of Israel records.
READY MIXED -juaht CHILL ord SERVE'
Dr. Bernard Weston, president
Show by Infant Service Group caused much comment, is beau-
tifully
decorated
in
blue
and
of
Nordau
Chapter,
is
chairman
CEMSEISMEMESMIR
. .. Jan. 22 . . . at Masonic
Temple . . . The hubbies will be white, in the spirit of the new of the quiz board, a=ssisted by At State Stores, S.D.D's and Cocktail Bare
matching talent with the wives Israel, and one wall shows a
as they'll also be taking a big huge montage, a photograph of
MAT. 2:30 J Sunday, Jan. 15
part in this year's show . . . a young pioneer looking over
which is expected to be viewed the city of Tel Aviv from a high
EVE. 8:30
2 Perf. Only
cliff,
together
with
a
complete
by one of the largest audiences
EDWIN A. RtF,LKIN presents
to attend a community show map of Israel and the surround-
ing countries. Long known for
presentation.
quality, courtesy and generosity,.
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ENGLISH
In }Lis Greatest Comedy Role
RUMBA NIGHT with dancing the Libermans cordially invite
SYNOPSIS
FURNISHED
by Christopher Smith...Feb. 4 the public to stop in and see
"Yosele, the Nightingale"
at Bel-Aire Terrace Room ... . will this beautiful addition to their
By Shalem Aieichem—Music by Shotern Securscle
dining room.
feature four and a-half solid
Cast of SO of the Yiddish Art Theatre
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hours of dancing the Latin-
EVENING—ORCH.
3.60; B/CLC. MO, 2.40, 1.80; 2nd BALC. 1.20;
The LONDON SHOP, smart
American way . . . The big at-
MAT.—OIRCH. 3:00; BALC. 2.40, 1.80; 2nd BALC. 1.24--Tax Inc.
traction will be the Orquestra men's haberdashers. on Dexter
Enclose stamped, addressed envelope with
MM L. ORDERS MW check.
Orders will be filled in rotation.
Latina Cubano. Rumba music in at Tyler, have added a new
"Beach
Wear"
department,
fea-
its very strictest authenticity.
turing Cuba Vera jackets, ca-
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NINETREN YEARS ago, Estelle shirts sets,
in the newest resort
and Murray Lieberman, king
and queen of "The Bagel Palace" shades as well as domestic,
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EXCELLENT CUISINE
on Linwood, were married on English and French Basque Tee • * '
Ea ltertly pre pared by Our
Shirts.
Fabrics
featured
this
•
New Year's Eve in Brooklyn . . .
Famous Chefs.
season are silks, linens and
exactly at midnight.
prints in authentic Mexican and
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STEAKS
CHOPS
SEA FOOD
CHICKEN
. CHILDREN'S DEPT. . . . Al Hawaiian designs.
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birthday party held for Joyce
Perry, of _PERRY'S JUVENILE
COMPLETE DINNER MENUS
'Ann Rubin-er, the kids had gath 7
ered at the table . . . when Mrs. SHOE STORE, at 13215 Dexter,
• LUNCHES
Morris Rubiner brought in a is selling out all his merchan-
• AFTER-THEATER SNACKS
dise.
For
some
time
now,
Perry
large platter of shimmering
has
not
been
active
in
the
busi-
In both our main dining room
jello . . . The lights were shin-
and Coffee Shop.
ing through it and it shook and ness due to interest elsewhere.
Shivered all over . . . The kids He features in this sale Many
* FINE LIQUORS *
clapped hands hi glee . . All nationally known and adver-
except four-year-old Peggy Rob- tised shoes for children.
DINNER rale
ins-on . . . "I dont want any 'of
that." . . . Mrs. Rubiner asked
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why not . . . and little Peggy •
DANCING
Friday, January 13, 1150
W.
replied, "It ain't dead yet!"
McNichols
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EVERY SUNDAY EVENING

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TONITA

And Her Latin-American Rhythms

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Recording and Television Star

NIGHTLY,

GOVERNOR G. MENNEN WILLIAMS addressed the
Probus Club of Detroit at a meeting Jan. 5 at the Club's-quar-
ters in the Fisher Building. The Governor explained in detail
the creation and operation of the State budget as well as some
of the improvements he hopes to have passed by the legislators.
Pictured above are Probus officers and. the Governor. Left to
right: DR. LOUIS BRAITMAN, secretary; JOHN WISE, vice
president; Governor Williams; JULIAN A. GRACE, president;
JACK BEHRMAN, vice president, and EDMUND E. SAPER-
STON, treasurer.

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