People Make News
Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstein of
Congregation Kehilath Jeshu-
run. N. Y. C.,
Chairman, Divi-
sion of Religious
Activities, N a -
tional Jewish
Welfare Board,
has been elected
president of the
Rabbinic Alum-
ni of Yeshiva
University. Pro-
fessor of homil-
etics and sociol-
ogy at Yeshivah
University, Rab-
.. bi Lookstein has
Lookstein served as presi-
dent of the Rabbinical Council
of America; and the New York
Board of Rabbis.
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Rabbi ISRAEL MILLER,
Bronx, N. Y., will conduct a De-
partment of Defense sponsored
religious retreat for all Jewish
military chaplains on duty with
the U. S. Armed Forces in Eur-
ope, it was announced by Rabbi
Joseph H. Lookstein, chairman
of the National Jewish Welfare
Board Commission on Jewish
Chaplaincy.
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FRED B. APEL, an architec-
tural engineering student at the
University of Detroit, was the
only college freshman to enter
the architectural competition
for design of an ideal home
sponsored by the Builders Asso-
ciation of Metropolitan Detroit.
Although he was unable to take
a prize from college seniors from
throughout the State of Michi-
gan, his presentation is on ex-
hibit at the Detroit Institute of
Arts.
Kvutzah lvrith Planning
Annual Cultural Program
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS--17,
The annual program of Kvut-
zah Ivrith, Hebrew Cultural
Group of Detroit, to be held at
9 p.m., Saturday, in the Joseph
H. Ehrlich conference room of
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., will
feature readings of original He-
brew writings.
Participants in the program,
according to J. M. Mathis, chair-
man, will be Morris Nobel, Aaron
Toback, Ezri A tzmon, Irving
Katz and Bernard Isaacs. Joseph
Katz, president of Kvutzah,
states that the public is invited
at no charge. Morris Nobel is
chairman of the cultural com-
mittee.
Cinema 16 to Conclude
Its Greatest Film Series
Friday, June 11, 1954
"Day of Wrath," the 13th and
final full-length classic in the
Great Film. Series will be present-.
ad by the Jewish Community Cen-
ter's Cinema 16 Club at 8:30 p.m.,
Sunday, in the Davison Center.
The story revolves around a
struggle for good and evil waged
by "witches," religious zealots
and ordinary citizens of a 17th
century Danish town.
Cecil D. Kaufmann w a s
named chairman of the cam-
paign for the Bnai Brith Build-
ing in Washington. D. C. The
building will be erected on the
corner of Rhoder'
Island Ay en ueM
and 17th Street,
N.W. Kaufmann
is president of
Kay Jewelry
Stores, pr es i-
dent of Wash-
ington Camp for
Boys- and Girls,
a member of the
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Fine Food for Pleased Guests
board of direc-
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tors of the
Graduate
Washington:::
BRASS RAILS
• Professional Certified Teacher
chapter of the
Kaufmann
O ADAMS AT GRAND
• Dual-Control Training Car
CIRCUS PARK
American Red Cross:, a Fellow
Saul
H.
Sinkoff
UN.
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of Brandeis University, and
GRISWOLD
Washington chairman of the
Personal Instruction
• WOODWARD AT
drive to the Albert Einstein Col-
BOULEVARD
Sunday and Evenings included
lege of Medicine of Yeshiva Uni-
versity.
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DAVID STERN, director of the
"HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY"
Jewish Agency's economic de-
WOULD BE A HOT SPOT
partment in New York since
January, 1951, left for Israel
WITH MUSIC BY
where he will head the Israel •
Government Investment Center.
GREENBUSH INN, MICH. —
The weather here couldn't be
better at this thickly-populated
resort . . . 100% Detroiters . .
all Jewish . . . enjoying the long
Decoration Day weekend ... We
were with a sell-out crowd . .
and bossman Mortie Dermer
and wife Sadie would have had
them sleeping in the lobby if
they hadn't stopped the flow
of reservations in time.
WE CAME TO Greenbush Fri-
day with Sammy and Ann Woolf
and daughters Margo and Bun-
Seems as though every-
body is here! . The food is
terrific, thanks to Harry Der-
mer. Mort's father, whose res-
taurant of a few years back in
Detroit is still remembered by
many . . and the many facil-
ities for recreation are just
about tops.
JWV Silverman Post
THE NEAREST TOWN is Har-
risville, about four miles from
Installation Sunday
Greenbush . . . Sam Pizer owns
the general store and has been
Installation of n e w officers
postmaster for the past 19 years
and presentation of its an-
„ . His is the only Jewish
family living in Harrisville . . ful . . . Jack Sternthal's piano nual Americanism Awards will
Sam Kahn, former president of man, Dick Kelly, did such a be featured on the program of
the Jewish Old Folks Home in great job that we just can't leave the Sgt. Morton A. Silverman
Post and Auxiliary, Jewish War
Detroit, was mayor here about
him out.
Veterans, at their joint meeting,
40 years ago.
MAKING THE ROUNDS again Sunday, 8:30 p.m., at the Jewish
A SIGHT TO. BEHOLD is the . .. 18-year-old Sally Sosin try-
work going on to have the out- ing to choose between a career War Veterans Memorial Home.
door pool at Greenbush ready as a songstress or that of a Jack Schwartz will be installed
by June 15 . . The pool will legal stenographer . . . George as commander of the Post and
be 30x60, with a wading pool and Sylvia Green reminiscing Jay Schwartz as president of the
also in the process of being about just before they got mar- Auxiliary. They succeed. Law-
rence Gubow and Gertrude Lax.
built.
ried 17 years ago . . . Sylvia was
Americanism awards will
JUDGE NATE KAUFMAN was 16 years old at the time . .
asked to sit in on a game of Ruth Sosin still hubby Max's honor outstanding contributions
hearts and replied. "Well, fel- best audience . . . She's heard made on behalf of the Louis
lows, it'll take me a little while his jokes and seen his antics Stone Memorial Foundation.
to get on, but I'll try." . . . The over and over again but still Plaques will be presented to
other card players are giving laughs as hard as the folks he Judge 0. Z. Ide, a director of the
Nate a funny look now . . . since makes giggle . . The fishing foundation and to the Pfeiffer
he turned out to be the biggest trip we were supposed to go on Brewing Company for its organ-
winner of all!
but fell asleep in the lobby in- izational support of the work of
MANNING SPORN, dining ; stead . . . On the boat were Yale the Louis Stone Foundation.
Founded in 1946 and consist-
room director, was given the and Bob Simons, Mrs. Malcolm
"Man of the Year" award - by Leventen (Beatrice), Ted Miller, ing of World War II veterans,
Morgenthau Lodge, Bnai Brith, Bill Miller, Joe Miller, and Dr. the Silverman Post has carried
before coming here.
I. Z. Strum of New York (how on an active program of veter-
MAKING THE ROUNDS . . . did he get in ! The Greenbush an rehabilitation and child wel-
Abe Cherow staying qut of the register has 100% Detroiters!)
fare.
sun and wondering how he got
HERM GOULD, assistant din-
a very sun-burnt nose . . . Lena ing room director, always with a Beth Aaron Synagogue
Miller introducing hubby Moe to smile ala Liberate . . Come to Sets Annual Dinner Event
Elizabeth Siegel (then Safran), think of it, Herm looks a bit
the girl who broke her tooth like the teevee personality . • .
The fourth annual dinner-
30 years ago . . . It was the first Fred and Florence Perlman dance of Beth Aaron Synagogue
time Lena had seen her since moving their heads in unison will take place this Sunday
that time . . . Sammy and Ann while watching the tennis evening, at Latin Quarter.
Woolf celebrating their 19th matches . • . with no sore necks,
Entertainment will feature the
wedding anniversary . . . Judy we he . . Marathon card
Dermer, daughter of Mort and game going on all day with in- personal appearance of the
Sadie becoming 15 years old .. . terruptions only for food . . . three Lind Brothers from Chi-
Millers all over the place! . . . The players, Johnny Erman, cago who will present a variety
.program. Sammy Woolf and his
Bill and Betty Miller, Ted and Hesel Kollenberg, Jack Band and
Molly Miller, Joe and Goldie Lou Segel, don't care who wins orchestra will provide music for
Miller, and Moe and Lena . . . . . . just so long as they play dancing.
Rabbi Benjamin H. Gorre-
14-year-old Sharyn Miller get- Jackie Miller becoming sweet 16
lick, installing officer, will in-
ting her first fling as junior
. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stern duct the new synagogue admin-
counselor at Greenbush . . . celebrating their fourth wedding
She's the champ baby sitter anniversary .. . Bea Kaufman istration into office as one of
back in Detroit . . . The young- enjoying herself all the more be- the evening's highlights.
ster's love her . . . Esther Band cause Nate is having such a
always knowing where she can good time . . ."He's been working
See Why Ford Is
find hubby, Jack . . just by so hard," says Bea . . . and no-
First
in Sales
looking for a guy with a cigar body will deny the Judge has
FOR DETROIT'S BEST DEAL
stuck in his mouth playing been going all out to make good
on a
cards . . . 14-year-old pianist . . . Information coming that
'54 FORD CAR or TRUCK
Mace Perlman showing the Alice Weil has been elected
See—
folks what he learned at the president of the Business &
M. J. BLOOMGARDEN
Juilliard School of Music . . He's Professional Women of Bnai
ot
little short of sensational . . . Brith . . . and that groups "June
STARK HICKEY, INC.
The teen-agers aiding Max Frolic" will be held Sunday at
TY. 5-4321
8461 Gd. River
Sosin and Sammy Woolf in put- the Barium. Hotel.
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ting on a terrific show for the
guests . . . backed by Jack
Sternthal and his orchestra .
10-year-old Bobby --Green has
ANOTHER
never taken a violin lesson, but
how he can work that bow and
fiddle! . . He and brother
Michael sang a duet on the
show and had the folks clamor,.
ing for more •. . Bunny Woolf
may be only 12 years old, but
INNING ROOM and PIZZERIA
she tap dances like a veteran
Across from Federals
13422 W. McNichols
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the youngsters who were on the
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show . 0 0 they were so wonder-.
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Formerly of Lelli's
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15241 E. WARREN at Barham
WE CATER TO PARTIES AND BANQUETS
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2675 E. GRAND BLVD.
Music by Muzak
For An Early Breakfast or Midnight Snack.
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KORMENDY'S HUNGARIAN DINING ROOM
cake and strudel. Banquet, shower
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from 5 to 10 p.m., Sundays and holidays from
no answer, TR. 1-4485.
FREE PARKING
114 PALLISTER AVE.
B OESKY'S
12th and Hazelwood
TR. 2-4375
A Distinguished Delicatessen, Restaurant,
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TR. 2-8500
Take Out and Delivery
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2-4118
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Specializing in Pizza Pie and Famous Italian Foods
Carry Out Service
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