THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26 November 7, 1975
\ Former Nazi Chief
Is Not Prosecuted
in Paris Court
Danny Raskin's
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man and Sadie Komisar
. . . Former Modell girls on
hand were Florence Leider,
Lillian Goldstein, Marcia
Meyers, Trudy Berlin and
Raechel Nagel . . . The
"Price gals" adopted Beverly
Hersh for the evening to
even out the sides.
ALL THE GUYS in the
Honeywell Barber Salon
were dressed as clowns on -
Halloween . . . but there
certainly was no fooling ar-
ound in still more trophys
captured by the shop . . .
Guy Minnella represented
the Nine Mile and South-
field spot in the Fifth An-
nual Men's Hair Styling
Competition, The Cup Inter-
national, held in Windsor
. . and brought four tro-
phies to the oodles standing
around . . . Guy's overall
total for all entries won the
top one also, a traveling cup
donated by Hiram Walker
. . Previously, in the All-
American, with 325 state
champions from around the
country vying in Chicago,
Guy came in 10th.
THE FRIENDLY Social
Club is another of those lit-
tle groups that does such
fine work but nobody hears
about . . . Twice a year,
without fanfare, it raises
money for Israel.
SOME PEOPLE coming
into the Charter House Bar-
ber Salon on Nine Mile,
couldn't believe their eyes
on Halloween day . . . Roy
Calley as a hunchback was a
frightening sight . . . Al
Nettle took the cowboy
route, while Ron, Howard
and Franco dyed their hair
and Terry was Casey at The
Bat . . . Shampooist Doris'
black eye was for real from
an optic operation . . . Man-
icurist Yetta Melton dressed
as a farm gal and daughter
Suzie as a tomboy.
ANNE MARANS re-
cently babysat over a week-
end in Ann Arbor for her
son and family who had
lived in Israel a number of
years back when he did ar-
chitectural and urban re-
newal work there . . . On
Sunday she took the chil-
dren to Sunday school and
met Pam's (age 10) teacher
. . . who -told her the class
was studying Israel, and of
her youngest sister being
born there . . . The teacher
then asked if anyone knew
someone born in Israel . . .
Pam raised her hand and
said, "I wasn't born in Is-
rael, but I was conceived
there!"
Performances will also be
held 6:30 p.m. Sunday, 1:30
p.m. Wednesday and 8:30
Glassman sings the role
of the painter Marcello.
Miss Greenawald, who sings
the role of Musetta, was a
1968 winner in the Metro-
politan Opera Auditions.
Tickets may be purchased
at Hudson's, Grinnell's or
the Music Hall box office.
For information, call the
p.m. Nov. 1.1 15.
theater, 963-3717.
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EVERY NIGHT
PARIS (JTA) — Former
resistance fighters and for-
mer deportees throughout
France are energetically
protesting against the Paris
Criminal Court decision not
to prosecute former Ges-
tapo militiaman Paul Tou-
vier for "crimes against
humanity" and for his role
in the deportation and mur-
der of countless Jews and
resistance fighters.
The Paris Criminal Court,
acting as a court of appeal,
declared that Touvier could
no longer be prosecuted for
crimes committed during
the war as they were cov-
ered by the statute of limi-
tations.
Paul Touvier, a French-
man, joined the Gestapo in
the early years of the Nazi
occupation of France and
eventually became -head of
its Lyons branch.
After the war, he was
twice sentenced to death in
absentia by French military
courts but was pardoned by
President Georges Pompi-
dou at the request of the
French Catholic Church.
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100 YEARS BIRTHDAY
celebration . . . this was the
gala festivity for Shirley
and Ray Abrams . . . with a
packed crowd taking over
Jakks on a recent Sunday
. . . Joel Nash at the piano
almost made it seem like a
regular night . . . Bernie
Saks also celebrated his 51st
birthday that evening . . .
He and wife Peggy have
been married over 30 won-
derful years . . . Council-
man Mert Colburn bringing
over a proclamation as
mayor pro-tern of Oak Park
. . . Never had such deli-
cious creamy-type chopped
chicken liver . . . Irving
Caplan unchanging . . . Sol
Boesky a great name in din-
ing circles . . . Invitation in
poem form written by Marci
Kahn Kogan . . . Lou and
Evelyn Grant extolling the
wonderful virtues of his sis-
ter, Nancy Spector (Max)
. . Ray and Shirley
couldn't have been any hap-
pier . . . surrounded by
family and friends on this
wonderful occasion.
BEA GOULD, Los An-
geles correspondent for the
Madison Athletic Club Old
Timers (former Detroiters),
writes. . ."Our last meeting
was held at the home of Ben
and Eva Gerson in October.
The November meeting will
be at the home of Ben and
Clara Simons. We are in
contact with quite a few De-
troiters by mail. Sam and
Cele Jacobs, Lou and Lillian
Goodman, and we always
get a feeling of nostalgia."
Bea sends a clipping rom
"Israel Today," the new
L.A. Jewish publication . . .
devoting a section to hus-
band Erwin Gould's mosaic
exhibition there . . . Self-
taught at the age of 62,
some years back, after retir-
ing from active business, he
has displays in four states
and Sweden . . . In Detroit,
one of Erwin's fine works is
at the Cong. Beth Achim on
12 Mile . . . Sometime in
February, he will have a mo-
saic dedicated at the Univer-
sity of Southern California's
new gerontology building
for permanent display in
the main hall.
REUNION WAS HELD
by the Price girls and Mo-
dell girls of yesteryears . . .
All grew up, married and
have maintained their
friendship throughout the
years . . Was at home of
Marilyn Price Gonte . . .
Other "Price gals" were
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