DETROIT JEWISH NEWS— 17
Friday, November 26, 1954
Last '54 Bnai Brith
Bond Event Nov. 28
Danny Raskin's
Record 700 Yeshivah Contributors
.Attend .Traditional Dinner Program
,Shmuel Niger to Speak
on Tercentenary Dec. 3
Shrnuel Niger, well-known es-
The largest audience ever floor, which was added after the
gathered for the 'traditional din- original building plans were sayist, will deliver a Yiddish ad-
ner and show of the Beth Yeh- started to provide complete faci- dress on the significance of the
udah Schools gathered last Sun- lities at the Yeshivah, will be American Jewish Tercentenary,
In the last of a series of func-
day at the Latin Quarter for dedicated to the parents of Dan- in the auditorium of the Work-
tions staged for the sale of Is-
an inspiring and enjoyable eve- iel A. Laven, one of the school's men's Circle Center, Friday, Dec-.
rael bonds, the Greater Detroit
ning.
most ardent leaders.
Bnai Brith Council announce
3, 8:30 p.m., under the sponsor-
Nearly 700 paid $25 a plate for
that the program, "Israel, Molly
The key to the new school ship of the Farband, Sholem.
the dinner, which netted $17,000 annex was given to little Susan Aleichem Institute and the
and Hugh," set . for Sunday, 8
towards the maintenance fund S i m a Goldberg, daughter of Workmen's Circle.
p.m., at Congre-
of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, De- Dave Goldberg, treasurer of the
Louis LaMed, chairman of the
gation Beth
troit's lekding all-day Hebrew Businessmen's Council, and Mrs.
culture commission of the Jewish
Aron, 18000 Wy-
school.
Goldberg. A plaque _will later be Community Council, and Sam.
oming, will cul-
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman, as erected in the building, on which Sigal, chairman of the Council's
minate the 1954
chairman of the annual dinner, the key will stand, as a monu- Yiddish culture committee,
are
campaign.
sponsored by the Businessmen's ment to Mr. Goldberg's late assisting in arranging this pro-
Council and Synagogue Council parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris gram.
A c c ording to
APPROPOS OF A discussion of the Beth Yehudah Schools,
Samuel Gottlieb,
Goldberg. Susan will be given
Tickets may be obtained at
program c h air- of elections, political scandals served as toastmaster,' introduc- - the distinction of opening the the Coundl office or from the
-
i
n
g
Yeshivah
leaders,
calling
,. man, the wind- and related matters, Bill Cohen
new annex building when it fi- other sponsoring organizations.
‘k : up event is drew a chuckle, with one of his upon two Yeshivah students and nally is completed.
then turning the program over
'''sponsored by
Other tributes will include the
the combined reminiscences . . . Some . years to Mickey Woolf, who introduced inscription of the name Robert
Gottlieb
l o d g e s and ago, Bill was attending a ses- the guest star, Sam Levenson.
Carnick on the building's corner
chapters of Downtown, Handler. sion of the State Legislature
Levenson was at his very best, stone. Mr. Carnick, who passed
as
he
related
the
warm
tales
of
Herzl, Marshall and Stone, of . . . At the opening it was an-
away recently, had laid the cor-
his family and the'problems and
Bnai Brith.
nerstone for the new building.
nounced that a visiting chorus ordeals they faced.
"Israel, Molly and Hugh" will would render a selection of one
Included among t h e other
Mordecai Waldman, a 13 year-
.feature the singer and actress,
gifts announced was a$3,000 con-
of
the
spiritualS
.
.
.
aild,
Bill
dld
Yeshivah
student
who
had
Molly Picon, in a return en-
tribution by the teachers of the
gagem,ent by popular request, thought, it was with a touch of just celebrated his Bar Mitzvah Yeshivah themselves a ri'd a
and the young Haganah fighter ironic humor that the chorus led the dinner guests in the $1,000 contribution from t h e
and author, Hugh McDonald of leader gravely announced that benshen. As a further demon- Mogen Abraham Sisterhood.
the title of the selection was stration of the affection and
New York.
Gifts toward the completion of
reverence with which 'students
"Through the efforts of our "Steal Away." * * *
hold for the institution, Moshe the new building are still being
lodges and chapters, we have al-
accepted. . For information call
IT WAS ONLY recently that Grossbart, a Wayne University the Yeshivah office, TO. 3-7700.
ready secured 37 Guardians of
student who also attends the
Philip
Handler
Lodge,
Bnai
Israel, $1,000 bond buyers," Gott-
Yeshivah College of Advanced
lieb said.. "These persons. will be Brith, engaged the services of Study, addressed the group.
honored with individual scrolls, Sam Shreeman as the caller for
Grossbart, who said his day
to be presented to them by Hugh the barn dance . . To their begins at 7:30 a.m. with services
amazement,
they
found
that
he
McDonald at the Nov. 28 meet-
You'll Enjoy Dancing
ing.
was the only Jewish caller in at the Yeshivah's Beth Hamid-
To The Mus;c Of
Detroit .. . The fellows immed- rash, explained that most stu-
Gottlieb also credited Phil-
dents at the Yeshivah do not
more A. Leemon, co-chairman of iately signed him up as a mem- intend to become rabbis.. They
ber of the lodge.
bonds for Pisgah Lodge, for spe-
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seek only to further traditional
AND HIS BAND
cial volunteer service in viewing
ABE BURROWS, embroiled in Jewish learning to better serve
his filmed trip through Israel one of those television panel world Jewry and the Detroit
r
before nine Bnai Brith gather-
shows, was faced with the prob- community.
ings. Leeman has shown his film
Rabbi Max 3. Wohlgelernter,
lem of guessing the identity of
in Detroit and throughout Mich-
a mystery name . .. "Is he liv- executive vice-president of the
igan in behalf of the Israel bond ing?" asked Burrows hopefully Yeshivah, announced a number
drive.
Delightfully
. . "No," said the quiz master of gifts received and memorials
Admission to "Israel, M o 11 y . . "He's dead." Burrows that will be erected in the new
Air-Conditioned
and Hugh" is free, and reserva- scratched his bald pate nerv- Yeshivah annex on Dexter and
Delicatessen
•
Restaurant
•
Cocktail Lounge
tions can be made by contact- ously and ruminated, "Let's see Sturtevant when the new build-
Famous for Fine Food
ing any of the sponsoring lodges now. Who do I know who's dead? ing is completed.
DINNERS 4:30 to 9:30 • AFTER THEATRE SNACKS
or chapters.
The new building's first floor
* * *
Businessmen's Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
will
be
dedicated
to
the
late
The 37 Guardians and Spon-
HAL GORDON, or just plain
TRAY CATERING A SPECIALTY
sors who will be presented with Hy Goldman as we all know Morris Levin, from whose estate
12th at Hazelwood
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scrolls at the Bnai Brith event h i m, musical contractor at a grant of $60,000 was be-
are:
WXYZ and the fellow you see queathed the schools. The third
Stuart L. Brodsky, Sainuel Brody, strumming the piano on the
George Canvasser, Morris J. Dickstein,
Yetta Dubrinsky, George Fleischer, Elias various TV shows coming over
Goldberg, Max H. Goldhoff, Ben Kaplan, Channel 7, likes to tell the one
Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Kaplan, Morris Kar-
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Kogan. William Korash, Alex Kushner, a bird store to buy a canary and
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Samuel W. Leib, Mrs. Meyer Moore, Isa-
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dore Muskovitz, David Richman, Sophie spotted a bright-looking bird
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Sarko, Mrs. Mollie Sayles, Achie Singer, "I'll take that one!" he said .. .
dinners, luncheons. After-Theatre dining. Sunday dinners from 12 noon.
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Bert L. Smokier, Sam Sorkowitz, Alex "Fine," agreed the clerk, "but
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customer protested, "I don't
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Holiday Rush Means
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down
bird.
I
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The heavy mail often results
DATE OF THE Jewish Music
See us in our newly beautifully
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Take Out and Delivery
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Service Our Specialty . . . Ribs Is Chicken right off the fire.
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10:30 in the morning banging
on the front door calling,
"Mother, mother, open the
door!" . . . His mother, Elaine
Weintraub, looked out of her
living room window to see 36
children and his ;teacher, Mrs.
Berson, standing in front of her
home . . . It seems that Harold
was so proud of his new baby
brother that he cordially invited
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