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Friday, April 13, 1979
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
POST
40TH ANNIVERSARY gather to celebrate the 25
comes up May 7 for Pauline years of being together
and Ruby Samson . . . and again . . . A dinner-dance
the couple has been receiv- and reunion takes place at
ing a series of clues during Kingsley Inn on Woodward
the past month . . . from a . . . Mollie Bank, 968-5298,
beautiful poem to a will have charge of the fes-
French-English dictionary tivities.
A SMALL VERSION of
to a wedding anniversary
photo album . . . as to what the Fountain of Trevi in
is in store for them by way of Italy, complete with water,
is in the hair-drying room at
a celebration.
As of yet, they do not Rosa's Sugar & Spice
know for sure who has sent Beauty Salon in Berkley,
them these clues and don't owned by Rose Paul, wife of
know what it's all about .. . ace accordian stylist for
umpteen years, Frankie
until reading this column.
So here it is, Pauline and Paul . . . Their daughter
Ruby Samson . . . Start Rosa is among the shop's
planning a trip to Montreal styling gals celebrating its
with your sons and first anniversary.
daughters-in-law, Fred and
MAIL DEPT. . . . "The
Sandy, Elliot and Marge, Detroit Club of North
Norm and Shelle and Frank Miami Beach wishes to
and Michele . . . They're all thank all our relatives and
taking you there for your friends who attended our
anniversary.
installation dinner-dance at
WANT TO HAVE A dis- the Carillon Hotel on Feb.
cussion on almost any topic 12. It was a sheer delight to
in the world? . . . Go to share the evening with 325
Charter House Barbers on Detroiters. Everyone
W. Nine Mile and talk to greeted each other and it
Roy Calley . . . He's one of looked like a fatally reu-
the most learned men I've nion.
ever met and can carry on
"Our president, Joseph
an intelligent conversation Milgrom, arranged a beau-
with the best.
tiful program. Lou Corman
PRESENT AT THE re- did a wonderful job with
cent peace treaty signing in - reservations and received a
Washington by Israel's lot of plaudits. We are mak-
Menahem Begin and ing plans for our next instal-
Egypt's Anwar Sadat, were lation dinner-dance and
President Jimmy Carter in- hope everyone will attend.
vitees from Michigan, We wish all our relatives
State. Rep. Joe Forbes and and friends a very happy
House Speaker Bobby Crim Passover."
— Mrs. Albert
. . . They also were with the
1,400 people at the state
(Rose) Clubok
dinner in a tent celebrating
SURPRISE BIRTH-
the event . . . "It sure was DAY party was given for
something for me to tell my Rueben Levine on number
grandchildren about," says 70 by wife Gertie, at
Joe. "I felt a great feeling of Paradiso Cafe . . . Affair had
pride and relief that a real a short version book of "This
genuine effort was being Is Your Life," written, read
made for peace. When they and presented by his sister-
played Hatikva, along with in-law, Pearl Brooks .. .
the Egyptian and American Another surprise was the
national anthems, I had appearance of Gov. Wm.
tears iu my eyes, and seeing Milliken who was having
Begin, Sadat and Carter to- lunch at Paradiso . . . He
gether gave me a wonderful consented to come in and
choked up feeling of happi- present Ruby with his
ness."
birthday wishes and take
This was Joe's third trip pictures with him.
Next day, Gertie and
to the White House inside of
Rueben learned it also had
one year.
DURING THE hey-day been Gov. Milliken's birth-
of the old Hannah Schloss day . . . and sorry they didn't
Building on High St., the sing "Happy Birthday" to
youth of the Hastings St. him too.
DIDN'T KNOW I was
area gathered there to play
married
to a whirling der-
basketball, debate, dance
and find sociability . . . vish business tycoon .. .
When the building was sold Wife Frieda leases space for
to make way for progress, wigs and jewelry at Albert's
the young people disbanded downtown . . . recently took
. . . Some took off to college, an area in their store at
others went their own way 12 Oaks in Novi for jewelry
and the bonds of friendship . . . and in a couple of
months will open another
dissolved temporarily.
In 1954, through the ef- jewelry spot at the Albert's
forts of a handful of men, the in Fairlane Center, Dear-
Hannah Schloss Oldtimers born . . . Between Frieda's
was formed to renew and two B's — bingo and busi-
continue the friendships of ness, looks like I'll have to
years back, and for the last start making an appoint-
25 years the Oldtimers have ment to see her.
been a viable force in the
Eleven Israeli publishers
community.
On May 27, the young and institutions print only
boys of a former era will academic volumes.
Archdeacon of Oxford Hits
Plan to Repeat Passion Play
BONN — Plans to repeat
the anti-Semitic version of
the Oberammergau Passion
Play were criticized by C.
Witton-Davies, the Ar-
chdeacon of Oxford, and
other members of the Coun-
cil of Christians and Jews,
held recently in the Hendon
Synagogue, London.
Witton-Davies referred to
the Oberammergau event
when he spoke of the Chris-
tian community having to
bear responsibility for much
anti-Semitism. •
The Archdeacon said that
Hitler had been born a
Christian and that Ger-
many, which later espoused
his aberrations, had been a
so-called Christian country.
"It does not take very
much to whip up anti-
Semitism," he said. "In
spite of many public
statements by Christian
organizations in recent
years denouncing it,
Christians should make it
clear that they do not
subscribe to outmoded
interpretations of the
New Testament which
led to anti-Semitism."
The Rev. Graham Jem-
kins, a member of the CCJ
and secretary of a Roman
Catholic commission deal-
ing with Jewish relation-
ships, claimed that
thousands of Roman
Catholic clergy and nuns in
England had signed peti-
tions asking for the "ap-
proved" version of the play
to be substituted but that
the requests had been ig-
nored.
By 1967, El Al was
operating a complete fleet of
pure jet aircraft, and it was
one of the first carriers to
use the most advanced Boe-
ing 747 jumbo jets.
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