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heat of an argument with a judge,
lost a little of his temper . . .The
judge was not one to take any in-
solence from young legal upstarts,
as he called them, so he pounded
his gavel and said sternly, "I fine
you $50 for contempt of this court"
. . . Hardly were the words out of
his mouth when the lawyer piped
up, "Yes, Your Honor, I was sort
of expecting that. I have the
money right here in my jacket
pocket." . . . "Well," continued
the judge, "look through your
other pockets and see if you can

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

AFTER 32 YEARS, photograph
er Jack Drapkin went back to fin
ish school and last week was grad
uated from Wayne U. with a bach
elor of science degree in business
administration . . . Back in 1936,
Jack had to leave school . . . A
few months later, he married
Frita Roth and shortly after enter-
ed the Army reserves, retiring in
1963 as a lieutenant-colonel after
28 years of service . . . (From
1942 to 1946 during World War II,
Jack was on active duty in
Europe.) . . . Their daughter Jill,
will be wed to Robert Montgomery
this coming Dec. 30 . .. Jack and
brother George will soon move
their Portraits by Drapkin studio
to Birmingham.

LITTLE JODY KAUFMAN ask-
ed her mom Suzie Kaufman why
they didn't have a puppy like her
Uncle Tom Heller . . . Suzie said
that, having four daughters, she
didn't want a dog ... Later, when
Uncle Tom asked why she couldn't
have a puppy, little Jody replied,
"Mommy doesn't use them!"
STOCKBROKER MARSHAL
"Butch" Bell has the biggest in-
vestment of his life coming up
Jan. 11 . . . That's the date when
he and Joanne Gray become man
and wife . . . Marshal is the son
of Charles and Golda Bell, and
Joanne is the daughter of Dr.
Manny and Lucille Gray . . .
RESERVATIONS TO THE big
Knights of Pythias Detroit 55
and Pythian Sisters, Temple 152
Joint Dinner-Dance, Feb. 9, at Ra-
leigh House can be made by call-
ing Ted Moss at Raleigh House,
353-1100, or any of the members.
JUDGE MARVIN FRANKEL of
Oak Park likes to tell the one
about a young lawyer who, in the

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