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Mrs. Charles P. Feinberg, of
18954 Warrington. was unani-
mously elected president of the
Detroit Women's
Division of the
American J e w-
sh Congress for
the coming,
;ear.
Mrs. Feinberg,
presi-
ormerly
dent of the
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BERNIE MILT•ER is the only fairness to the principals in-
2,hapter of Con-
volved,
Jackie
as
the
target,
the
master of ceremonies to appear
zress. has been
cynical
community-ite
who
re-
at the Elmwood Casino in Wind-
-13.ctive in corn-
verbal
lambasting
from
sor and stay as long as he has ceived a
;nun i t y affairs
. . . over a year by public de- admirers of Jackie Kannon. and
7el!'or the past 15
mand ... He's the "unsung star" this writer, who was caught in
•
who usually puts the show the switch, we have decided to
, j In 1949. she
across . . . and the audience quote from the unbiased Herb VIrs. Feinberg was given the
loves him . . . Bernie is one of Rau of the Miami Daily News Pioneer Award for efforts on
the few singers in show business who reviewed Jackie's act at the behalf of the Torch Drive. In
who can actually create within Copa City for his newspaper .. • addition. she_is on the Board of
himself and outwardly the true "Another addition to the new the League of Jewish Women's
feeling of the song his heart bill is comic Jackie Kannon. He Organization, a member of
is emoting . He has a reper- opens with a song. dies with Hadassah, a charter member of
toire of over 3000 songs from some jokes. and revitalizes him- Brandeis. an active campaign
memory and keeps adding to it self somewhat with a parody on worker for Federation. a member
as he goes along his crowd- 'Cry of the Wild Goose' which of Eastern Star and many local
surges into satiric necromancy. sectarian and non-sectarian or-
pleaaing ways.
BERNIE'S ambition is to make But just plain necking follows in ganizations.
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a hit recording and become a a routine with his bathing suit
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"young Carl Brissom" of supper clad wife."
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clubs around the country .. He
THE EXPECTED GOAL of the
sang for 26 weeks over the ABC
Network while at Virginia Beach Knights of Pythias Detroit 55
( formerly Huyler's)
He srtudied to be a doctor sponsored Blood Rally. Sunday,
before the show business bug June 8, 12 to 6 p.m., at Pythian
IN THE FISHER BLDG.
gut him 13 years ago . . . and 55 Castle Hall, 15787 Wyoming. ,
he would rather sine one song is to garner the most blood ever I FACILITIES FOR PRIVATE
now than take out all the tonsils gotten at one time by any
PARTIES
in China! Pvthian lodge in the country ..
• • •
Members of the Pythian 55
Formal or Informal
WHEN BYRON KREIGER de- i Women's Auxiliary are being
• Showers
fends his Midwest foil and sabre trained by the Red Cross to help
championShips on May 24 and out as nurses aides for the big
• Weddings
25. at WaylIe University. he will Blood Rally ... destined to give
• Sweet 16 Parties
be whipping blades about in j more of our fighting men in
fancier fashion than t - er . . . Korea a better chance to come
• Receptions
because those two days will also home ... alive.
• Supper Dances
count as trials to the 1952 Olym-
pics. at Helsinski. Finland . . .
• Cocktail Parties
Byron fenced brilliantly, re- , DRIVING INSTRUCTION
Professional Certified Teacher
•
• Large Group Meetings
cently. without losing a match
Driver Trainer—Hazel Park Public
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in both saber and foil to win
Schools.
• AAA Driver Training Institute
NO INCREASE
his 20th and 21st state title and
Graduate
Dual Control Car
his 36th and 37th championship
IN PRICES
•
Personal Instruction by:
•
. . . Yet. with all this super- •
For
Reservations Coll
duper blade fancying. says his
SAUL H. SINKOFF
brother, Myron, trouble still pre-
DRIVER TRAINER
vails whenever Byron is called
TY. 8-8582
upon to carve the meat at home
Sundays and Eves. Included
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. . . "Maybe it's because there's
no competition involved." says
Byron.
• • •
AT LAST YEAR'S camp week-
end held by the Jewish Young
Adult Council at Fresh Air
Camp. 111 young folks attended
. . . It was such a success that
the week-end. this year. June
27-29. at Fresh Air Camp will
include an even more elaborate
program. More info can be had
by calling the Young Adult
Council office. TR. 5-5800.

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Friday, May 23. 1952

THE JEWISH NEWS - 17

Mrs. Feinberg Elected
Congress Women Head

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of Shevuoth occuring concurrently on Friday, May 30,
there will be an earlier deadline for all copy for that
issue.
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Rose
Salinsky wishes to thank its rel-
atives and friends for the many
kindnesses extended during its
recent bereavement.

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CONTROVERSY STILL IS
raging in certain quarters as
to whether or not Jackie Kan-
non's recent Miami night club
engagement was a huge success
or a dud as observed by a cyni-
cal. community-ite . . . In all

not..

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MR. AND MRS. MAX MOSS

Mme of their children, Mr. and
Mr.s. Joseph G. Rosen. of Ken-
tucky Ave.
Thirty guests were *present,
including the Moss' other chil-
dren, the Al Moss', of Chicago:
the A. Passermans, Irving, Sybil,
eight grandchildren and one
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This story corrects erroneous
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WOODHULL LAKE

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Mr. and Mrs. Max Moss
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Moss. of
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Catering to Luncheons and Socials
Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Dancing—Boris Kazin, Maitre d

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* JACOB'S PILLOW DANCE
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Parking Facilities . .

7113 PURITAN

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