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operator pondered deeply
. .
and t h e n, his countenance
brightening, asked if he might
put a query to the court . . .
"Mr. Judge," he said. "You know
your business. I know my busi-
ness. You ask me how many
states is in a Union. I ask you,
how many bananas in a bunch?"
* * *
FOLLOWING PRESS confer-
ence held recently at Variety
Club for Victor Reuther, just re-
turned from Israel, Boris Joffe,
director of Jewish Community
Council, congratulated Council-
woman Mary Beck on her an-
nounced intentions to take a
husband . . . by expressing it in
such a way that the congrats
were really for the felloW who
will become her hubby . . . Mary
then thanked Boris for being
such a gentleman.
* * *
FOLKS GETTING tired of al-
ways being asked to contribute
for somebody's wedding present
or something- or other, will do
well to take a tip from the Gift
Fund of the gang of the Jewish
Welfare Federation . . . Every-
body from executive director
Isidore Sobeloff down to the low-
liest office worker gives to the
fund once a month . . . and
that's all . . . From this, all
gifts and other expenses are
taken care of by the committee
. . . which is made up of Irene
Bernstein, president, Ida Levine
and Charlotte Klausner.
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TENTH ANNIVERSARY of
founding of Daniel Frisch Chap-
ter, ZOD, will be celebrated by
dance, June 3, at. Northwest
Hebrew Congregation . . . with
proceeds going to Jewish Na-
tional Fund.
DAVID KATZ, bossman of
Hotels Fort Wayne and Royal
Palms, was on Robert Q. -Lewis'
T-V show in New York, "The
Show Goes On" . . . looking for
talent to open in the fall at the
Burgundy Room . . . Interviewed
by Lewis, Dave said he was a
happy man . . "I have a beau- .
tiful wife, a lovely son, and
business in Detroit is terrific"
Lewis wanted to know what was
so terrific about it . . . "Well,
it's so good that we're already
taking reservations for the
World Series!" answered Dave.
. .. "That isn't the way I heard
it," said Lewis. "The series, this
year, is going to be between the
Yankees and the Dodgers!" . .
Dave, staunch Tiger rooter that
he is, offered to bet him one of
his hotels that Detroit cops the
pennant . and Lewis replied
that he was sorry but he just
happened to be out of hotels at
the time, so was unable to bet
him . . Dave, by the way,
watched an act that got such
terrific audience response that
he'll give her a spot this fall, in
the Burgundy Room.
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News Brevities
Boys' Work Project
Set Up At New JWF
Summer Campsite
Raskin's
COUPLE OF FOLKS living on
Taylor Ave. join others in tell-
ing us of their decision against
moving . . . They have removed
the "For Sale" sign from the
front of their house . . . and, in
its stead, have put in the win-
dow a "Not For Sale" sign sup-
plied by the Internal Relations
Committee of the Jewish Com-
munity Council . . . The back
of these are pamphlets that
read: "Neighbor, where are you
running to? Why not wait until
you meet your neighbor before
you judge him? Are you being
panicked by some unscrupulous
real estate dealers into leaving
a good home neighborhood for
another of very doubtful value
and probably overpriced? Are
you going to sacrifice your life
savings because of a lot of un-
founded rumors by men who will
profit by it? Think hard first!
Then, if you must, sell, but re-
member: Nobody wants to be
forced into a ghetto. Don't do
anything foolish! The old
neighborhood where you raised
your children and made your
friends is still the best located
in our city."
* * *
A $70 CONTRIBUTION to
the Allied Jewish Campaign
comes all the way from Toyko
. sent by Ann. Gass, a work-
er in '49 . . . 92 percent of
prospects in the Social Serv-
ices Division have pledged
thus far . . an indication of
the kind of results hard work
is getting.
* * *
FRECKLE -FACED HUCK-
STER, Ivan Goldman, was try-
ing to get himself and his bas-
ket through a jam - packed
throng of fans in a passageway
at Briggs Stadium . . . "Gang-
way, gents!" he kept shouting,
but nobody paid the slightest
attention . . . Finally he yelled,
"Gangway, watch out for the
mustard!" . . . All the fellows
clutched their jackets protec-
tively and shrank back to let
him pass . . . although Ivan
wasn't selling hot dogs at all ...
just peanuts.
* * *
NEWCOMERS TO THE city
who don't know very many peo-
ple should look into the Young
Adult Newcomer Club's cabaret-
style dance . . . May 27 . . in
Jewish Center auditorium . .
Monroe Title is chairman of the
affair.
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•
U N C 0 NFIRMED REPORTS
have it that strenuous efforts
are being made to entice Walter
Klein away from his present
post as assistant director of the
Jewish Community Council ..
to assume the directorship of • a
council in another city ... Wal-
ter has been with the local
agency since he left the Navy
in 1945 . . . We and all who
know Walter certainly don't
want to see him leave.
THE JEWISH NEWS-25
Friday, May 26, 1950
• Nd
William B. Isenberg, Samuel
Fenston and Sidney J. Newman
announce the formation of the
firm of ISENBERG, FENSTON &
NEWMAN, certified public ac-
A new summer program for countants. Their offices will be
teen-age boys has been made located at 3200 Cadillac Tower,
possible with the establishment as of June 1.
* * *
of the Tamarack Hills Work
Camp, under the sponsorship of
The YOUNG MARRIED COU-
the Fresh Air Society and the PLES GROUP of Cong. Bnai
Jewish Community Center.
Moshe concludes its season with
Under the project, boys 15 to
17 will work on the new camp a weinie roast at 9 p.m. Satur-
site near Ortonville, Mich., re- day, June 3, in Palmer Park.
* * *
cently purchased by the Jewish
Welfare Federation. The one-
FARBAND CAMP and KIN-
mile square area includes two DERWELT announces that Moe
lakes, woods, fields, roads and
Kesner will in charge of sing-
a farmhouse.
Members of the work camp ing and music work at the camp
will live in the farmhouse and this summer, directing musical
work five hours a day at land- appreciation programs for the
scaping, reforestation and some children, Sabbath, and festival
programs.
construction activities.
* * *
Albert "Holly" Hollinger will
be in charge of staff. He has
UHS PARENT-TEACHER OR-
been in charge of the senior GANIZATION, CENTRAL
boys unit of Fresh Air Camp BRANCH, will hold its annual
since 1938.
election meeting, May 31, 8:30
Only 10 boys at a time may p.m. Movies of the children's
participate in the project. Those Passover Seder will be shown.
who wish to pioneer in this pro- All parents are invited to attend.
* * *
gram should register at once
with William A. Rosenthal, as-
This rare TORAH SCROLL with
sistant supervisor at the Dexter- its beautifully fabricated 18th
Davison Center, WE. 3-3525, or century silver breastplate and
call the camp's city office at embroidered mantle was on dis-
51 W. Warren, TE. 1-1600.
play at the
ish Museum of
the Hebrew Un-
ion College-Jew-
ish Institute of
Religion in Cin-:'s
cinnati during
Shevuoth, t h e
Camp Chelsea will be open for Feast of Weeks.
girls, 8 to 13, during the fourth rr a ditionally
camp period, announced Sam
Shevuoth com- .
Marcus, camp director.
the:
The camp, located on Lake memorates
Lehman in Chelsea, Mich. , will giving of t h e
be turned over entirely to girl Tablets of the
Campers for a two-week period L a w on Mount .
Sinai, and thisait‘
beginning Aug. 13.
The camping program, under year it was the occasion for the
the supervision of a trained staff confirmation of about 10,000
of counselors, is now being pre- boys and girls in more than 400
pared, with special. emphasis on Reform (Liberal) Jewish con-
the out-of-doors and creative gregations in 325 communities
throughout the U. S.
arts.
Parents of interested girls are
urged to contact Marcus at the
12th Street. Council Center, TY.
8-6000, immediately.
Reveal New Girls'
Program at Chelsea
NORTHWOOD INN
Vole6
Rebecca Frohman of the Ben-
detson Netzorg School of Piano
will present MARILYN GOODE,
of Pontiac, in recital at 8:15
p.m. Sunday, May 28, at the
Baldwin Recital Hall, Woodward
at Ferry. Compositions of Bach,.
Beethoven, Haydn and Chopin
will be featured. The public is
invited.
* * *
MASTERSINGERS will give a
concert at 8:30 p.m. Monday,
May 29, at Baldwin Hall, E.
Ferry at Woodward. Charles
Wiener is choir director. Betty
Shanbrom, accompanist, will be
assisted by Lillian Fox. MaxWell
Nadis is president of the group.
REAor
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UNITED flq!hOS • OE WO' ti. S A. • 42 PROOF
HERE TO DINE
CARD OF THANKS.
The family of the late Lottie
Wainger wishes to thank its rel-
atives and friends for the many
kind-nesses shown in its recent
bereavement.
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Members of THE JEWISH LA-
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