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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 11, 1952

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Jackie Kannon, bright young
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Detroit comedian who has soar- Maimonides Medical Society will (-/
ed to fame in the past few make further plans for its an-
Honored with a reception on years, continues this week to
Dec. 23 at the Belcrest Hotel on headline the show at Sutton and
the occasion of their 50th wed- Clements Four Dukes Supper
Chib.
Kannon sings, monologs, does
impressions and characteriza-
tions. Jackie started out as a
vocalist over CKLW in Windsor,
then switched to comedy. He
has appeared at the Band Box
in Los Angeles and other lead-
ing night clubs throughout the
country. This is his first engage-
ment in Detroit since his return
from an extended appearance at
Chicago's Chez Paree where he
scored a triumphant success.

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Elazar to Address
Bnai Brith Women

Mrs. Morris Tack, president of
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council, and Mrs.
Lewis Manning, chairman of the ,
Committee on Jewish and
American Affairs for the Coun-
cil, announce that Albert Elazar,
associate superintendent of the
United Hebrew Schools, will
speak to the organization on
Wednesday, at 1:30 p.m., in the
Davison Jewish Center.
Elazar will talk on "Israel and
America," - as the second in a
series of six program arranged
by the culture commission of
the Jewish Community Council
for Bnai Brith Women.
A dessert luncheon will be
served by Mrs. Manuel Dorfman,
Louis Marshall Chapter; Mrs.
Aubrey Shaper o, East Side
Chapter; and Mrs. Joseph Tul-
censky, Philip Handler Chapter.

MRS. MAX BLAINE
nual luncheon and fashion show
at a meeting at 12:30 p.m., Tues-
day, at Huyler's, announced Mrs.
H. S. Mellen, president.
Mrs. Morris Schaver will ad-
dress the audience, and will in-
troduce Dr. _ A. Lazebnik, the
guest speaker. Dr. Lazebnik, a
distinguished physician, is cur-
rently here on a special mission
from Israel.
Mrs. Max Blaine, membership
chairman, announces that the
membership drive now being
conducted will end this month.
The wives of all Jewish physi,
cians are eligible to join. and
are invited to call UN. 3-3792 for
information.

ANDY VARIPAPA
IN PERSON
Sunday, Jan. 27th

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Louis
Sklar wishes to thank its rela-
tives and friends for the many
kindnesses extended during its
recent bereavement.

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Jackie Kannon Tops
Noted Physician to Talk
Show at S&C. Four Dukes To Maimonides Women

Joseph C. Roses Fete •
Golden Anniversary

Monday, at Cong. Ahavas Achim
for a social evening.
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DETROIT CHAPTER, Bnai
Brith, will sponsor a dramatic
group presentation on Tuesday
for patientS at Dearborn Veter-
ans Hospital. Called "Hollywood
Revue" the same musical com-
edy will be presented on Jan.
22, at the Davison Jewish' Cen-
ter, at a joint meeting ar
the
Lodge. Participant's are
e . Mes-
dames Edwin Zorin, Sam Wen-
grow, • Shirley Rosenberg, Sam
Sheps, Morey Mandell, Morton
Seigel; Charles . Jaslove,. Thomas
ReeSe, S a m u e l Hammerstein,
Victor Lawson, Daniel Schweng-
er, Henry Bogard, Jack SchWartz,
Leo Nelson, Morris Bobroff, Rob-
eit Kaplan, Mae Schwartz, Wynn
Newman, Ann Newman, Anges
Mildman, Assistant Director and
MR. AND MRS. J. C. ROSE -
Dialogue, William Stone.
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ding anniversary were Mr. and
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TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTE R- Mrs. Joseph C. Rose, of 912
DETROIT CHAPTER, Bnai HOOD will present a cantata, Clairmount.
Brith, will hold a joint meeting written by members of Temple
The golden wedding celebra-
with the Lodge at 8:30 p.m., Jan. Emanuel, Cleveland, Sisterhood, tion was tendered by the Roses'
22, at the Davison Jewish Cen- at its meeting Monday, at the children, Sam and Saul Rose, of
ter, announces Mrs. Leonard Temple. A dessert luncheon will Detroit, Mrs. Leo Seltzer, Of
Tigay, president. Mrs. Harold precede the program, and will Croton - on - Hudson, N.Y., and
Johnson and her dramatic group be served at 12:30 p.m.
Mrs. Oscar Steiner, of Burling-
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will present "Hollywood Revue"
ton,_Wisc.
The Detroit Women of ALPHA
with Mesdames Edwin Zorn,
Married on Jan. 29, 1901, in
Sam Wengrow, Shirley Rosen- OMEGA will join their husbands New York City, the couple
berg, Sam Sheps, Morey Mandell, for a dinner meeting at the moved to Detroit in 1911 and
Merton Siegel, Charles Jaslove, Veterans' Memorial Building. have lived here since that time.
Thomas Reese, Samuel Hammer- Honor guests and speakers will Their many friends here at-
stein, Victor Lawson,. Daniel be Dr. Harlan Hatcher, presi- tended the festivities.
Schwenger, Henry Begard, Jack dent of the University of Mich-.
Mr. Rose, a retired real estate
Schwartz, Leo Nelson, Morris igan; Di.- Paul H. Jeserich, dean
Brobroff, Robert Kaplan, Mae of the School of Dentistry, Uni- broker, is 86-years-old. His wife
Schwartz, Joel Krauss, Wynn versity of Michigan; T. Hawley is 74.
Newman, Arthur Newman, John Tapping, general secretary of
Resh, participating. Mrs.. Wil- Alumni Association_of University Social Culminates
liam Stane is assistant director. of Michigan; and Cornelius
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Gabler, president of the Univer- AZA,- BBG Events
HENRY MORGENTHAU sity of Michigan Club of De-
The Detroit Windsor Council
CHAPTER, Bnai Brith, will meet troit.
of Bnai Brith Girls featured a
quiz program on Bnai Brith ac-
tivities as the highlight of its
Recent Bride
all-:clay Council conclave on Dec.
31
Audrey Katz and Jean Brend-
zie, chairmen of the event, were
quizmasters. Earlier, Miss Brend-
HERZ-FELDMAN. Elaine Feld- zie,
of Jolson Chapter, won the
man, daughter of the late - Mr. singles ping-pong tournament.
and Mrs. Irving Feldman, of Doubles --winners were Sandra
Brooklyn, N. Y., was on Jan. 6 Schecter and Rosalyn Mehr, alte
married to Heinz L. Herz, son of of Jolson Chapter.
Mrs. Yetta Herz, of Taylor Ave.,
Mrs. Ben Rothstein, advisor to
and the late Gustave Herz. The Lena Farber Chapter, spoke at
wedding was solemnized at the the noon luncheon, and Sharon
Judea Center in Brooklyn.
Schwartz, regional BBG presi-
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dent, spoke on "Who's Who and
BRONSTEIN—COHEN. In a What's What in BBG."
ceremony Nov. 25, at Cong. Beth
In the evening a social mixer
Shmuel, Madeline Beverly Co- followed an oratory contest of
hen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the Michigan Region of AZA. The
Charles G. Cohen,. of Clair- winner was Ron Boorstein, of
mount• Ave., was united in mar- Grand Rapids.
riage with Martin Irwin Bron-
Officers of the AZA region,
stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius who were installed on Jan. 2,
Bronstein, of Miami Beach, Fla., were Eugene Cohen, aleph godol;
formerly . of Detroit. Rabbi Rabi- Ron Boorstein, aleph s'gan;
MRS. WILLIAM ROSEN
nowitz officiated. Eileen Cohen, Frank Zweig, aleph mazkir; Ray
On Dec. 2, Jeanette Rosenfeld, sister of the bride was maid-of- Kalef, -aleph gizbor; Leo Indian-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isa- honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. er, aleph shotare godol; Mike
dore Rosenfeld, of Fullerton Renee Eisenberg, Marcia ., Kaplan Rosenberg; aleph shotare kotone;
Ave., became the bride of Wil- and Mrs. Rita Bronstein, sister- Lou Bassin, aleph sophar and
liam Rosen, son of Mr. and Mrs. in-law of the bridegroom. Robert Mort Dema,k, 'outgoing a le p -n
Alex Rosen, of Euclid Ave. The Perliss was best man. Ushers godol, aleph kohen godol.
couple now reside's on Rochester included Julius Eisenberg, Har-
Ave.
vey Cohen, brother of the bride,
CARD OF THANKS
anC. William Bronstein, brother
The family of the late Edward
of the bridegroom.... Following a Steinberger wishes to thank. its
Yeshivah Extends Drive
honeymoon in Miami Beach, the relatives and friends for the
For Members Until April couple will reside at 3407 Long= many
kindnesses extended dur-
fellow.
ing its recent bereavement.
David J. Cohen, chairman of
the board of Yeshivath Beth Congress B&P Group to Hear
Yehudah, announces that the Talk'by Isidore Sobeloff
1951 membership award, con-
sisting of a free trip to Israel,
Isidore Sobeloff, executive di-
which was to • have been made rector of the Jewish Welfare
Dec. 30, has been postponed.
Federation, will address the
A general meeting held that Business and Professional
PALTER POOLE
day decided to wait until all Chapter, American Jewish Con-
membership books were return- -gress, Thursday evening, at the
Conducting
ed. April 20 is the new date set. new Fred • Butzel Memorial!
It coincides with the annual Building, 163 Madison. Sobeldff
Patron's dinner, to be held at will speak on "Theories of Com-
the Latin Quarter.
munity Organization and Prac-
Distribution of membership tice."
tickets will continue for the
Rabbi I. Halpern, president of
next three months,. with a six- the Chapter, invites members
week tour of Europe and Israel and their friends to attend,
going to the winner. Tickets There will be a guided tour of
may be purchased at 12322 Dex- the new headquarters of the
ter, 18657 Livernois, or by call- Federation.
ing TU. 3-3700 or UN. 2-7555.
Masonic Auditorium
Shaarey Zedek Junior Cong. •
* LOUIS SUDLER *
Discuss Socialized Medicine
Plans Social Event Saturday
A panel of Wayne University
Baritone
Students will discuss the merits
Junior Congregation of Cong.
and faults of socialized medicine Shaarey Zedek will hold a so-
RESERVED SEATS
before the Center Open Forum cial evening at 8 p.m., Saturday,
60c or Si
at 8:30 p.m:, Wednesday, at the at the home of Mary Popkin,
Woodward Jewish Center. Dr. 18019 Santa Barbara. For fur- Reservations: Symphony Office,
Oscar D. Schwartz will be chair- ther information call Rhoda Masonic Temple, TL 1-3900 or
Grinnells.
Man,
Coggan, UN. 1-7024

CONG. BETH ABRAHAM
WOMEN'S CLUB will hold a
board meeting Monday,. at the
home of membership • chairman,
Mrs. Max Ellenbogen, 7621 Cur-
tis, at .9 p.m., Jan. 24, Mrs. Fran-
ces Solovitch will review Sholem
ASch's book, "Moses." The mem-
bership campaign will conclude
Feb. 12 with a paid-up members
luncheon, announced Mrs. Na-
than Kaufman, president.
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CONG. BNAI MOSHE SISTER-
HOOD will hold its annual paid-
up . membership luncheon at
12:30. p.m., Monday,. in the syna-
.gogue social hall. Mrs. Robert
- Middleman, chairman, is assisted
by Mesdames Joseph Beck, Her-
man Hillman, Harry Simon,
Morris Goldman, Irving Bern-
stein, David Bernstein and Mau-
rice White. Mrs, Benjamin Weiss
is program chairman.

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