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Mrs. Allan New
Sisterhood Head

Mrs. Norman Allan has been
elected president of the Sister-
hood of Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue to succeed Mrs. George
R. Liss, who held the post for
the past two terms.

Serving with Mrs. Allan dur-
ing the coming year will be
Mesdames Charles Charlip,
David Holtz-
man and Nor-
m a n Leemon,
vice - presi-
:: dent s; Lew
Nucian, Ben
Bailes, Maur-
ice Lax, Moe
Gantz and
Harry Spoon,
secretaries;
and Aaron
Rose, tr e a s-
urer.
Board mem-
Mrs. Allan hers are Mes-
dames Herman Avrin, George
Bassin; Max Biber, Philip Cam-
eron, Norman 'Cattier, Ada
Feldman, Nathan , G lenne r,
Samuel Gold, Barney Golden,
Albert Goodman, Samuel L.
Goodman, Earl Gould, Rubin
Grevnin, Sol C. Grossman, Sol
Hammerstein, Joseph Katchke,
Harry A. Keller, Manny Lax,
N.i cholas Lazar, Alexander
Moss, Harry Nachman, Albert
Potiker,- Leon L. Rives, David
I. Samelson, Dan Shapiro, Sid-
ney Shevitz, Sol Slomovitz, Jul-
ius Spoon, Joseph Winokur and
William Zimmerman.

Mrs. Nathan Glenner has
been appointed as chairman of
the Sisterhood New Year
book. The social service grotfp
will continue to meet under the
direction of Mrs. Joseph Wino-
kur, chairman, each Tuesday
afternoon, in the synagogue to
sew cancer pads.

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NEW

Supper Club

Elect Samuel. Willis
to Head Beth El Men

Samuel S. Willis was elected
president of the Men's Club of
Temple Beth El at its recent
37th annual meeting. Voted into
office with him are Carl. Ros-
man, vice-president; Ben Na-
thanson, secretary; and Charles
F. Rosen, treasurer.
Elected to serve two-year
terms on the board of directors
are Albert M. Colman, Wilbur
De Young, Dr. Louis L. Fried-
land, Archie Katcher, Herbert
J. Kessler, Jack W. Lovinger,
Percy P. Newman, Harvey L.
Vehon, Clement J. Weitzman
and Stanley J. Winkelman.
Remaining on the board for
another year will be Sidney L.
Alexander, Jr., Nathan B. Car-
roll, Joseph I. Dizik, J. Leon
Gittlen, Fred Gross, Isadore
Malin, Samuel B. Ostrow, San-
ford J. Rope and Bernard S.
Rubiner.
Serving in an ex-officio capac-
ity are Benjamin Wilk, D.
Richard C. Hertz, Rabbi Minard
Klein. Irving, I. Katz, Leo I.
Franklin, Dr. Hilliard Goldstick,
Arthur L. Goulson, Dr. Leo A.
Greenblatt, J o e Magidsohn,
Arthur H. Rice, Saul H. Rose,
Raymond K. Rubiner, Dr. Na-
than H. Sohlafer, William C.
Sloman, Sydney Sarasohn, Leon
S. Wayburn, Melville S. Welt
and Dr. Max B. Winslow.

Labor Zionists To Hear
Dr. Max Mark on Mid-East

Danny Raskin s

Dr. Max Mark, assistant pro-
fessor of tLe Political Science
Department, Wayne University,
will discuss the Middle East
situation at a Labor Zionist,
Branch Seven meeting at 9 p.m.,
Sunday, in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Diamond, - 3313
Grand.
Henry Faigin, president, an
nounces that a social homawill
follow a question and answer
period. Members and friends
are invited to attend.

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Sunday evening, May 27, 1956
. . . after only four years ex-
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Featuring "The Counts"
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time . . . Frances Oschin is
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and
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his orchestra
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HARRY POTOCSKY tells of •TE. 4-7730 or WE. 4-0879•
will be there"
the time he was driving a DSR 4P m•m•ee••m•*••*0
bus on Dexter, and while talk
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rider, asked him if he got home
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all right the night before . . .
and
The passenger said yes -
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"Well," said Harry, "when you
got up and gave your seat to
Patron of Jewish
that lady last night, you were
Literature Honored
the only two on the bus."
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Louis M. Rabinowitz, promin-
ent industrialist and philanthro-
BEST BET of Weekend . .
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pist, received a citation for his for adults . . . by Detroit So-
"generous and discriminating cialites . . . Inaugural Ball, May
devotion to Jewish literature" 27, at Mayfair on Dexter . . .
WATCH FOR OUR
from Rabbi
with refreshments and floor
ANNIVERSARY
Ely E. Pilchik,
show.
SPECIALS
Newark, at the
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annual meeting
PATIENT CAME to see Dr.
of National
Leonard Haking for treatment
Jewish Welfare
on his ankle . . . After a care-
Board — spon-
ful examination, Leonard asked
DELICATESSEN
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him . how long he had been
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going about in this condition
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The Council
weeks . . . and Leonard ex
also granted li-
claimed that his ankle was
terary awards Rabinowitz
to the following authors: Miss broken . . how he managed
Jo Sinclair, for the best novel to get around was a marvel
of Jewish interest; Mrs. Sadie . . . Asking the gent why he.
Rose Weilerstein, for her cu- didn't come to him first, the
donned
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UN. 1-9605
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BOESKY'S SID'S CAFE
DURING THE SCHOOL va-
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Elliott Travel Prepares as a bellboy at one of the small-
We Cater to Parties and Banquets
er local hotels . . . Recently, a
51 Day European Tour hotel
guest from the country 15241 E. Warren at Barham
TU 2-3883
, A special, 51 day European stopped and protested loudly as
tour will leave Detroit on Aug- Iry was conducting him to his
For An Early Breakfast or Midnight Snack.
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Take Out and Delivery
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with a foldin' bed, you're crazy.
Service Our Specialty . . . Ribs arta Chicken right off the fire.
The group, limited to 30 per- Why, I—" .. ." Iry just listened Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 a.m. Cor. 12th 8. Clairmount
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vator."
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Europe.
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an outdoor swimming pool, been afraid of dogs all his short
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for more than 26 years. All Beef aged in our - own
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and
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far
sports, concerts, lounges, cock-
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tail parties, dances and pre-re- out of his way to avoid passing CHOP HOUSE
a sleeping puppie . . , . Last
leased movies.
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