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BEFORE THE END of this
year, the Michigan Mutual
Bldg. on Madison and John R,
will be known as the Fred M.
Butzel Memorial Bldg. . .
housing offices of the Jewish
Welfare Federation and many
of its affiliated agencies . . .
The building had been bought
some time ago through the
Butzel Memorial Fund, but
plans for moving in had not
as yet been formulated.
* * *
AN ACTUAL STORY contain-
ing somewhat of a humorous
twist came about recently-when
a father entered one of the local
Jewish schools to get informa-
tion before enrolling his son ..
The first question he asked was
whether the little boys could
Wear yarmelkes at the school
when they ate . . . He was as-
sured that that was quite al-
right . . . and then the instruc-
tor, anxious not to mislead the
parent, told him that the food
served to the children was not
strictly kosher . • "Oh, that's
alright," said the father, "as
long as he wears a yarmelke it
doesn't matter."
* *
WHEN SAM JACOBS saw Pi-
per Laurie co-starring in the
picture, "The Prince Who Was
A Thief," he felt like standing
in the aisles and shouting that
she was his niece . . . but Sam
had his own way of showing
what a proud uncle he was by
smoking only the finest cigars
obtainable during her recent
visit to Detroit . . . Piper Laurie,
or Rosetta Jacobs, as was her
real name before being changed
by Hollywood, is the daughter
of Sam's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jacobs.
• * *
PHIL WELTMAN tells the one
about two fellows who were ar-
guing about civil liberties in
America and Communist Rus-
sia . "America has more free-
dom than Communist Russia,"
said the first one ... "That's not
true," argued the other fellow.
... "Well," came back the first
one, "in the United States a
man can go up to the stairs of
the White House and say that
Harry Truman is a louse and no
one will stop him" ... "So what,"
,replied the second fellow, "he
can go up to the stairs of the
Kremlin and say Harry Truman
is a louse and no one will stop
him either."
* * *
JEWELRY DEPT. . . Harriet
Simon, capable calendar secre-
tary at the Jewish Community
Council, entered a new date in
her books over ,the Labor Day
weekend when / she announced
her engagement to Art Davis ...
Jimmy Kane, local guy about
town, is honeymooning with his
wife, the former Jean Goldberg
of New York.
* * *
THE CHILDREN of Woodhull
Lake raised $122, this summer,
for Child Rescue work of the
Fannie Gluck Chapter, Mizrachi
Women . . The kids had a
talent show each week, happy in
the belief that they were help-
ing others less fortunate ... The
check will be presented to the
Mizrachi Organization, Sept. 17,
when the chapter holds a Linen
and Clothing Shower for their
Children's Village and Farm
School at Raanana, Israel.
*
*
EDYTHE SHEVITZ passes on
a conversation she overheard
between a waitress and a cus-
tomer at a downtown eating
place . . • The customer was
complaining that the milk she
had been served was sour and
the waitress was denying it .. .
"Why," said the customer, "back
home when we get regular Jer-
sey milk and it looks like this,
we know it's sour". . . Said the
waitress, with finality, "I don't
care if you're from New Jersey
or New York! In Detroit this
milk isn't sour."

THE JEWISH NEWS-17

Friday, September 14, 1951

LARRY HERMAN of Lipp-
mans, was the victim of an iron-
ic twist at the recent President's
Day of Tam-O-Shanter Country
Club . . . The prize won by Larry
turned out to be the gift he had
originally donated to the affair!
. . . A double victory was scored
by twins Milton and Art How-
ard . . Milt won a set of golf
clubs ... and Art, as top winner
of the day, was awarded an all-
expense paid trip to Chicago,
including a three-day stay at
the beautiful Edgewater Beach
Hotel.
• • •
JULIUS WEINBERG, internal
relations director of the Jewish
Community Council, is always
ready with a story or two . . .
and tells of the two Russians
standing near the Kremlin hav-
ing an argument about the na-
tionality of Adam and Eve • . .
Said one Russian, "Adam and
Eve must have been citizens of
Communist Russia" ... "Why?"
asked his friend . . . and the
other replied, "It's simple. Adam
and Eve didn't have any shoes,
were without clothes, ate noth-
ing but raw vegetables and
thought they were in Paradise,
too."

Local Brandeis Group
To Honor Dr. Sachar
At Opening Program

Headed by Mrs. Oscar M.
Zeman, an energetic group of
"foster alumni" of three--year-
old Brandeis University in
Waltham, Mass., will open their
season with
a meeting at
1:30 p.m., Sept.
24, at Temple
Israel.
The meeting,
in the form of a
tribute to Dr.
:Abram L. Sa-
char, first presi-
dent of Bran-
Dr. Sachar deis U., will
feature as guests Dr. David D.
Henry, president of Wayne Uni-
versity; the Very Rev. Celestin
J. Steiner, president of Uni-
versity of Detroit; Dr. B. Bene-
dict Glazer, of Temple Beth El;
and Rabbi Leon A. Fram, of
Temple Israel.
Dr. Sachar will be principal
speaker, talking on "Education
for Civilized Living." Dr. Sachar,
one of the pioneers for the Hillel
Foundations, is now chairman of
the National Hillel Commission.
Last year he was one of seven
recipients of the Fellowship
Commission Award for outstand-
ing service in promoting civil
rights in America.

Dr. Jacobs Honored
By UNESCO Resolution •
Publish Monograph

A signal honor has been con-
ferred on Dr. John Jacobs ; son
of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Jacobs
of Detroit, a member of the neu-
rosurgical staff of the Neurol-
ogical Institute of New York,
Columbia University. At the re-
cent UNESCO meeting in Paris,
France, an un-
animous resolu-
tion was passed
sponsoring t h e
publication of a
new monograph
by Dr. Jacobs
and a colleague
of his from
Montevideo,
Uruguay.

Essentially, the
manuscript con- Dr. Jacobs
sists of t e c hn iqu es that have
proved of immense value in the
investigation of diseases a n d
tumors of the brain and spinal
cord.
For the past five years, Dr.
Jacobs has been carrying on
such scientific investigation in
various centers of research such
as W a y n e, Western Reserve,
Harvard, Northwestern and Col-
umbia Universities.
Dr. and Mrs. Jacobs are visit-
ing their parents in Detroit.
Mrs. Jacobs is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Teper.

WINES

Pisgah Lodge and Chapter will
jointly present their first attrac-
tion of the year, a "Four Star
Variety Show," to be held at
8:45 p.m. Monday at Adas Sha-
lom Synagogue.
Featured on the prograth will
be The Four Dukes, Hy Pritz,
pantomime artist, Bella Gold-
berg, pianist and vocalist, and
dancers, Jerry Mumper and
Barbara Herman. Relatives and
friends of members are invited.

Silverman Post, Auxiliary Plan
Joint Report Meeting Monday

The first meeting of the Sgt.
Morton A. Silverman Post and
Auxiliary will be held jointly
at 8:30 p.m. Monday, at the
Memorial Home. The meeting
will feature reports on the na-
tional encampment and a sum-
mary of the pre-season activi-
ties by Mrs. Lillian Latzer, Au-
xiliary president, who attended
the meeting in Atlanta. A social
program is planned. Members,
their w i v es and prospective
member are invited.

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WHERE TO DINE

FREDSON'S DELICATESSEN, LUNCHES "igltaz'

Featuring Lunches—Full Line of Delicatessens—Tray Catering
Take Out Service
UN. 4-97911

18277 WYOMING nr. Curtis

NORMANDIE GRILL and BAR

Specializing in Chicken in the Rough

Complete Dinners and Continental Dishes
Open Every Day & Sundays
3004 W. GRAND BLVD.

BOESKY'S

TR. 2-9200

12th and Hazelwood

A Distinguished Delicatessen, Restaurant,

and Cocktail Lounge. Fine 'Foods.
TR. 2-4375

CLAM SHOP

TR. 2.8800

2675 E. GRAND BLVD., 6 Btks. E. of Woodward

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Enjoy the best in food and
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15241 E. WARREN at Barham TU. 2-3883

CAFELOUNGE

who prepared those wonderful dinners at Grenadier
Seafood, is now at Club Flamingo.

1281 S. GRATIOT AVE,

MT. CLEMENS, MICH.

SALERNO PIZZERIA

15207 W. 7 MILE — YE. 8-9749

Featuring our famous Pizza Pies, Spaghetti and Raviola

Also Chicken, Steaks, from $1.50.

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Thirty years of Fine Food, Liquors. Lunc' ,.-•

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BUDDY'S BAR-B-Q

TR. 2-8500
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their dining room and
the Fireside Lounge are
now under new man-
agement ... serving the
finest in home cooked
meals and liquors.

MILAN WINERIES. DETROIT. MICHIGAN

were Rabbi Sidney Akselracl, of
Temple Beth El and Bruce Dan-
to, a teacher at Temple Israel.
The program included religious,
cultural and athletic events.
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, of De-
troit, extended greetings for the
State Sisterhood. Plans for a
MSTY conclave at Temple Israel
in November, were formulated,

POST TIME 830

A nnounces that

D E LUXE

At the Labor Day weekend
conclave. of the Michigan State
Temple Youth, officers elected
were John Shepherd, Temple Is-
rael, president; Roger Green-
berg, Flint, vice-president; Mar-
cia Kleinman, Temple Beth El,
secretary; and Barbara Rosoff,
Benton Harbor, treasurer.
MSTY is a branch of the Na-
tional Federation of Temple
Youth, who work in conjunction
with the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations, The
three-day conclave was spon-
sored by the Michigan Federa-
tion of Temple Sisterhoods,
On the staff of the gathering

Pisgah, Bnai Brith Groups,
Will Present Variety Show

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SAVOIA RESTAURANT

Carson Buick

Chicken, Steaks, Frog Legs, Dinners, Spaghetti & Ravioli
Full Course Dinners $1.25 up
We Cater to Families and Parties
UN. 2-9775
15508 Livernois
Open Sun.

13900 Hamilton

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