DENVER, (JTA)—The com-
mander of a Jewish War Vet-
Harry L. Friedman has been
erans post in Denver demanded installed commander of the De-
the dismissal by the University partment of Michigan, Jewish
of Colorado of the editor-elect
of the university newspaper for
promoting the appearance of
Nazi George Rockwell a_t the
university.
Commander Harry J. Pells
said that JWV members ex-
pressed shock over the fact that
Rockwell was invited by the
Color a do University. Pells
charged that the invitation gave
Rockwell credentials for invita-
tions from other uniersities.
H. Friedman Mrs. S. Skupsky
In the place where there is
no person, there be you a per- War Veterans, and Mrs. Sam
Skupsky as president of the
son.—Berachoth . 55.
Department Ladies Auxiliary.
Officers to. serve under Fried-
man are Charles Isackson, sen-
ior vice-commander; William
Sniderman, junior vice-comman-
NEW • UNIQUE • ELEGANT
der; Irwin Burdick, judge advo-
cate; and Herman Nelson, quar-
termaster. Appointed were Jack
Schwartz, chief - of - staff, and
Morris Kikoler, adjutant.
Auxiliary officers include
Mesdames Jack Iden, senior
DINNER • LATE SUPPER
vice-president; Louis Remer,
junior vice - president; Martin
BOB HAWKINS
AT THE PIANO NIGHTLY
Foster, treasurer; Mark Sterns,
chaplain; Irving Cane, patriotic
STOUFFER'S
instructor; Martin Cohen, his-
NORTHLAND INN
torian; Jerry Dale, conductress;
NORTHLAND CENTER
and Harold Jacobs, guard. Mrs.
OPEN TIM MOT (I A.M. RI. d SAT.)
Sidney Cohen, past Department
president, was appointed chief-
4
of-staff.
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
`Distinctive' Party Equipment Offered
By Tiffany's Rental Company in Highland Park
A new service available to
Detroiters by Tiffany's Party
Rental provides a complete line
of "equipment of distinction,"
from china, holloware and
linens, glasses and portable
bars, to tables, chairs and lawn
furniture.
Personal selection of the wide
assortment of silver trays, tea
services, chafing dishes, coffee
urns and food warmers is
easily made in the attractive
salon-type display room.
"There's been a need in De-
troit for a service offering truly
distinctive party equipment,"
said George Roumell, owner
and originator of Tiffany's.
Every glass, china or silver
item rented is hermetically
sealed in plastic after being
washed at 212 degrees. De-
livered free of charge within a
50-mile area; all orders arrive
ready for immediate use.
In addition to the rental
equipment, Tiffany's also offers
a wide selection of unusual im-
ported matches, candles and
imprinted napkins, coasters and
matches for every occasion. All
of the facilities are available
for large or small parties at
home or the office, to clubs or
associations.
Tiffany's Party Rentals is lo-
cated at 14015 Hamilton, be-
tween Davison and Oakman, in
Highland Park, and will be
open from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
daily; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Satur-
days.
25 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Frid ay, June 7 , 1963
Mrs. Skupsky,
Friedman Head
Michigan JWV
Rockwell Appearance
at Colorado University
Angers Jewish Vets
NEXT PRESIDENT OF City
of Hope Cancer Fighters will
be Lil Kozloff, who thinks noth-
ROCKY'S PIZZERIA
ing of painting a piano and
10517 W. 7 MILE RD.
other furniture or even getting
BAR-B-Q RIBS, CHICKEN,
down on her hands and knees
PIZZA, SPAGHETTI
to wash the floors at the Cancer
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She will be installed by Helen
UN 4-8553
Rosenberg, founder and honor-
ary president, June 17, at Cong.
Beth Aaron . . . Goldie Young's
dramatic group will put on a
show combining all the per-
formances by her gals in the
past 10 years . . . Tickets to the
installation can be gotten by
calling Ruth Rosenberg, VE
7-9979, or Sally Lux, DI 1-0266
TOES., WED., THURS. — 4 to 9 P.M.
. . . Jean Eizelman is the out-
A U.S.D.A. CHOICE STEAK, cooked as you
going president.
like it, 3 potato pancakes, garden crisp
PANCAKE. .HOUSE
MARCIA AND SID ALEX-
99
salad, choice of dress- $
ANDER of. Braver Lumber have
ing, apple sauce or
3017 N. WOODWARD •
finally found out why their line
cottage cheese,
11 BLOCKS SO.
bread or toast and
is always busy! . . . Blame it
OF 13 MILE RD.
butter.
on WXYZ radio bug, their 12-
year-old son, T o m m y, whose
favorite programs are "Make It
Or Break It" and "Line 5" . . .
Whenever either is on the air,
Tommy never fails to call in
GRAND BLVD. AT SECOND
and give them the benefit of
Across From Fisher Theatre
his "musicology" . . . "Make It
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Or Break It" plays new record-
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• TONY RUSSEL at the piano
. . . Wixie DJ Lee Allen puts
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much faith in Tommy's astute
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judgment!
Ample Facilities for
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Bar Mitzvahs, Private Parties,
11/4 2-1
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LOU TEITLE WAS trying to
Receptions, Etc.
(Serving for 2)
play a new golf course while re-
Closed Sundays, but available
AVAILABLE NOW AT GROCERS
cently in Chicago . . it was
for all social functions, Call
tough . . . He buried his ball
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TR 3-4077
Henry
Warshaw
in every bunker and invariably
Your Host
dropped the ball into every
water hazard . . . After about a
20,
half-hour of frustrating play, he
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muttered to his caddy, "This is
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ever played on" . . . "Yeah?"
sneered the caddie. "You ain't
played ON it yet!" -
FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN DINNER
ABRAM AND DORA HOPI-
29501 NORTHWESTERN HWY. near 12 Mile ROAD
MAN, who recently celebrated
50 years of wedded bliss, are
well remembered by old-timers
who recall the popular Hoptman
Bakery on Hastings Street
which was a landmark for more
Family Style Chicken Dinner
than 35 years . . . Their golden
$1.95
anniversary was honored with
Children Under 12 — $1.45
a party given them by ther
three sons, Charley, Bill and
Pan Fried Perch--Barbecue Ribs—Corned Beef-
David, along with their wives
Steaks—Chops—Seafood
and nine grandchldren.
EL 6-3700
CARRY
OUT
SERVICE
A FEW EYEBROWS lifted in
wonderment as a familiar-look-
Visit our Animal Land and Kiddie Zoo
ing gent attended 5 p.m.
Mincha, May 25, at the Beth
Abraham Synagogue on Wyo-
ming . . . Their curiosity was
satisfied when Richard Tucker
identified himself . . .• He had
come from Flint with a friend
Fine American and Italian Food
Open daily 11:30 a.m.•1 a.m.
whose mother lived in Detroit.
CLOSED SUNDAYS
THE DATE, July 6, will be a
COCKTAIL BAR
Banquet room available
double-celebration for Rose Gur-
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17632 WOODWARD — North of 6 Mile
win, associate matron of Purity
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• RESERVED SEATS ONLYI
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TICKETS NOW LIMITED ARTISTS THEATRE, 140 Bagley, Detroit 26, Mich., 962-7135
CHOICE LIQUORS
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name for himself in show biz,
Daily at 2:00 Ora. Bak. Bak.
Parking Facilities . . . Corry-Out Service
recalls
a
character
actor
friend
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dales
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check
who entered a vaudeville thea- 7101 PURITAN—Open 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.—UN 1-3929
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go , tee total of S
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money
Sat. Matinees $2.50 $2.00 $1.50
ter, looked at the line-up and
Bun. and
raged to the manager, "I've CLAM SHOP and BAR
TR 2-8800
1101. Matinees $3.00 $2.50 $2.00
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life," he yelled. "You have a
Fri., Sat.,
2675 E. GRAND BLVD.
Holiday Etes. $3.50 $3.00 $2.50 I Car
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I refuse to follow an ape!" ...
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OPEN DAILY 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.•Sat. to 2 a.m.
The manager looked had at
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Jackie's
friend
and
scowled,
For
group
and
theatre
party
Information,
telephone
962-7135
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