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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS - 17
Friday, December 11, 1953
Officers Elected by
Arlazaroff Branch
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A'YQUNG CHAP, whose just bend doWn, keep your knees
sweetie had just made him the stiff, and touch your valise." . . .
happiest man alive, came into The man bent over and said,
Weinstein Jewelers in the Met- "Well, I'm touching my valise.
ropolitan Bldg., last week, to What now?" .. . "Open it," said
buy the engagement ring . . . the proprietor, "and give me
He picked up a sparkling dia- back by towels."
mond and asked its price . . .1
"That one is $400," replied I AN ELEVATOR MAN of our
harry Weinstein gently . . . The acquaintance, in a small office
young man looked startled, then building near downtown, grew
whistled . . . He pointed to an- weary of repeated requests for
other ring, "And this one?" . . . the time . . . So he put up at
'That, sir," said Harry still 1.shelf in the corner of his eleva-
more gently, "is two whistles." I for and placed a small clock ,on
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it .. . Now people ask, 'Is your
ZINOVI BISTRITSKY, noted clock right?"
symphony conductor in the De-
troit Jewish community, was OVERHEARD IN conversation
talking shop with a well-known between two biology students at
violinist wno was in the habit Wayne University emerging
of exaggerating his successes. from laboratory period: "Aw,
The vionnist had just returned • everybody knows a skeleton is
from a European tour, and was just a pile of bones with the
eager to tell the conductor people scraped off."
aoout his triumphs . . . "I was
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a sensation!" he boasted. THE STATISTICAL depart-
"Everywhere I went, I had to ment of Brides House, Inc., bull-.
play at least 10 encores!" . . ish by nature on everything per-
...unen your tour was a success, taining to matr i m o n y, an-
eh?" asked Bistritsky politely nounces that the average wed-
. . . " A success! Guess how mum ding presents a whopping $4,280
I made, Zinovi? Just guess ! "
sales opportunity to alert mer-
Bistritsky calmly looked the chants . • .• Furthermore, that
other in the eye and answered ' figure includes only what's
"Half."
bought by the bride, bridegroom
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NOW IN THEIR 10th season, a and memberS of the wedding
and does not take into
The Detroit Civic Players are I troup,
ccount the gifts ... The chief
getting ready to cast their next I a items
of expenditure are : house-
producuion . . . It'll be titled hold equipment, $1,633; home
"Detective Story" . . • Anyone
interested in s m all theater f $360; coasts and suits, $225; lin-
movement can call Mrs. Albert furnishings, $1,820; dresses,
1Violtz, UN. 4-1509, president of gene,
$180; shoes,
$106; $219;
linens luggage,
and beddings,
$181;
The Detroit Civic Players.
millinery, $96 . . . Paste these
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figures in your hat, and the
FURRIER SID COHEN boasts next
time somebody groans
that his sons are the best- "What price matrimony" you'll
mannered lads in the neighbor-
hood . . . "rye never had to lay have a pat answer ready!
hands on one of them," he de-
clares, ". . . except_ in self- Wide Variety of Tours
defense."
Scheduled for Israel
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BERNIE BURKE, manager of
A wide variety of organized
the Versailles Hotel in miami
Beach, writes. about the story tours and "package trips" to and
making the rounds "down here through Israel is proving attrac-
wnere it's a pleasure getting tive to American travellers, vis-
sunburnt!" . . . A guest at one iting the country in large or
of those Florida health resorts
where everyone is expected to small groups.
One hundred and fifty-five or-
exercise, stubbornly refused to
comply. "I came here to eat and ganized tourist groups visited
rest," he insisted. "I refuse to Israel during the first nine
of 1953 and 100 organ-
exercise." .. . As the guest was months
ized American tours to Israel
checking out, the proprietor have already been announced
pleaded, "Before you leave, just for 1954, according to the special
do one bit of exercise for me- tourist issue of Economic Hori-
to keep my record clear. Please zons.
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Arlazaroff Branch 137 elected
the following officers:
Morris L. Schaver, honorary
chairman; Harry Schumer, pres-
ident; David Sislin, Sam Green-
berg, Louis Levine, vice-presi-
dents; Leo J. Cohen, treasurer;
William Gayman, Gertrude Le-
vine, Adele Mondry, secretaries;
Harry Mondry, chairman, execu-
tive board: P. Jaffe, Mrs. I.
Woodrow, Saul Firestone, hos-
pitalers. Members of the execu-
tive board are: Isadore Brown,
Morris Baker, Dov Bruckner,
Norman Cottler. Louis Gurma.n,
Sam Hochman, William Hordes,
Phillip Imber, Morris Loren, Jack
Malamud, Oscar Rappaport,
Morritz Schubiner, Saul Seltzer,
David Silver, Julius M. Singer,
J. L. Stone, I. Weissman.
The branch celebrated the
50th birthday of Phillip Imber
and the 40th wedding anniver-
sary of Mr. and Mrs. William
Gayman.
NORTHLAND
A testimonial luncheon hon-
oring Mrs. Theodore Bargman
will take place 12 noon, Jan. 14,
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
under the sponsorship of the
Detroit Women's Division for
State of Israel Bonds.
Mrs. Milton Mahler and Mrs
Joseph Katchke are chairmen
for the testimonial.
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CALL. DETROIT'S FINEST TRAY CATERERS
`Folk Movements' Is Topic
Of Suburban Temple Series
"Folk Movements and Cultur-
alism" will be the next topic in
the series, "Cavalcade of Jewish
Thought," a weekly lecture
course given each Monday night
at 9 p.m., at Burton School, 14,
Huntington Woods, under t h e
sponsorship of Suburban Temple.
. At 8 p.m. Rabbi Frank Rosen-
thal, will lecture on "All in the
Name of the Prince of Peace,"
the seventh session in his adult
education course on Jewish His-
tory. This will cover the period
of the Crusades.
ILIBEI11311AN'S
Chevra• Mishnayos to Hold
Dinner, Elect Officers
The annual dinner and elec-
tion of officers by the Chevra
Mishnayos (Talmud Study) Soc-
iety of Cong. Beth Abraham will
be held 8:45 .p.m. Saturday at
the synagogue.
The traditional conclusion of a
Talmudic tractate (siyum cere-
mony) will be featured, with
Rabbis Joseph Thumim and Is-
rael I. Halpern participating.
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KORMENDY'S HUNGARIAN DINING ROOM
,
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Famous for Chicken Paprika;, home made cheese cake and strudel. Banquet, show.,
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114 PALLISTER AVE. — Air Conditioned — FREE PARKING
B OESKY'S
SIX MILE
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12th and Hazelwood
TR. 2-4375
A Distinguished Delicatessen, Restaurant,
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T.E. 4-7730 or WE. 4-3663
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Plan Testimonial to
Mrs. Bargman Jan.. 14
TR. 2-8800
CLAM SHOP and BAR
Serving: Oysters, Clams, LOBSTERS, Steaks and Assorted Sea Foods
_ 2675 E. GRAND BLVD.
Music by Muzak ... No Entertainment Tax
BUDDY'S BAR-B-Q
TR. 2-8500
. Take Out and Delivery
Service Our Specialty . . . Ribs & Chicken right. off the fire.
Cor. 12th & C4airmount
Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 a.m.
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FILM, EDINBURGH
INTERNATIONAL FILM
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"Brilliant... it could hardly
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"A major motion
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"Distinguished...
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"Stunning...thrillingly presented!
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Luncheons 11 to 3 — Dinners 5 to
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than 26 years. All Beef aged in our own cellars.
ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious ot foods,
Steaks, Chops, Chicken Club Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious
UN. 1-9802
Hamburgers. "Served as you like it."
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BOESKY'S
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Enjoy the best in food and entertahirnent. Complete dinners,
luncheons, suppers. 2 shows nightly and dancing. 3 shows on
Saturday—OPEN SUNDAYS-7 days weekly. We cater to
parties and banquets.
TU. 2-3883
15241 E. WARREN at Barham
MARIA'S PIZZERIA
Specializing in Pizza Pie and Famous Italian Foods
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Parking Facilities
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PURITAN .. Open 4 p.m. to 3 a.m. . UN. 4-9,816.
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