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IN NEW YORK, recently, Al
Bookman took his 12-year-old
son, Kenneth, to watch a radio
broadcast . . . The lad wasn't
much interested until he recog-
nized the voice of the announcer,
Clayton Collier, as that of Super-
man . .. After the broadcast, Al
and his young son sought out
the announcer, who readily ad-
mitted his dual role . . . "Umph,"
said the 12-year-old Kenneth,
speculatively eyeing Collier, "I'll
bet you couldn't even push over
the RCA Building!"

Day-campers from the four
urban camps operated by the
Jewish Community Center this
week began use of their new
country camp site adjoining
Pine Lake, donated by Israel
Davidson.
Campers and parents of the
12th Street Council Day Camp
held an all-day picnic at the
new site Sunday.
On the 100-acre, wooded tract
the Center youngster this sum-
mer will practice the skills and
crafts of outdoor camping and
pioneering living.
Hal Schneiderman, formerly
supervisor of the 12th Street
Center Day Camp, is supervisor
of the Davidson camp site.
Each of the four Center-oper-
ated day camps will have the
new camp site one day a week.
Registrations are still being ac-
cepted at all four camps, Camp
Habonim, Aaron DeRoy Memor-
ial Building, 8904 Woodward;
Camp • Northwest; Schulze
School, Manor near Santa Maria;
Dexter-Davison Camp, 4059 W.
Davison; 12th Street Center Day
Camp, 12th and Blaine Streets.

THE JEW$SH NEWS-13

News Brevities

More than $1,000,000 has been
raised for the annual mainten-
ance fund of the Union of
American H e -
brew Congrega-
tions and the
Hebrew Union' .;
College - Jewish
Institute of Re-
ligion, it was
announced by ..
Dr. Samuel S.•
Hollender, gen-
eral chairman of
the recently
concluded com-
bined campaign
Hollender
on behalf of these national in-
stitutions of American Reform
Judaism. A total of $1,013,503
has been received this year in
cash contributions from congre-
gations and individuals in con-
trast to $732,638 reported last
year. This represents an increase
of $280,865 over last year's total.
* * *
WOLF WROTSLAVSKY FAM-
ILY CLUE met at Mrs. Wolf
Wrotslaysky's home, 3018 Clair-
mount, July 9. Harry Wright
was elected president and Mrs.
Sam Freedman, secretary-treas-
urer. This club was organized
by the family in memory of the
late W o 1 f Wrotslaysky, who
passed away on May 23.

Friday, July 21, 1950

Detroit Library, Wayne
Aid Congress Contest

The Detroit Public Library and
Wayne University were added to
the growing roster of agencies
cooperating with the World
Jewish Congress which is spon-
soring a contest for original es-
says in any field of modern
Jewish history or contemporary
Jewish affairs, Sam Brown, lo-
cal director, announced.
The contest was established in
memory of Jay Joshua Marcus, •
late son of Dr. Robert Marcus,
political director of the World
Jewish Congress to stimulate
research of Jewish life.

the happiest man on earth. He
was in love with himself and
didn't have a rival on earth."
LEVANT IS ALSO noted for
his .self-esteem . . . and occa
sionally, says Lou, he'll tell this
story on himself ... "Once I was
saying to an old friend how
remarkable was our congenility
since we had practically nothing
Adult Vacation Program
in common." "Oh, but we have,"
At New Hampshire Resort,
replied the friend, "I think you
are wonderful and you agree
with me."
Relaxing vacations in the pollen-
free White Mountains are avail-
* * *
* * *
able at Hawthorne Lodge and
IT
WAS
STRICTLY
"Margolis
ASPIRING
YOUNG artists
Annex,
Stinson Lake, New Hamp-
Day"
out
at
Red
Run
Golf
Club
have a true friend in Helen Ross,
shire.
whose restaurant on Richton recently . . . when over 60 teams
Especially planned for adult.
and Woodward also displays and competed in the Motor City
vacationers, the Lodge offers
sells their paintings . . . The Tourney . . . sponsored jointly
beautifully furnished rooms with
walls are crowded with canvases by Red Run and the Detroit
private baths; a modern kitchen
. . . and Helen won't take a cent Automobile Dealers Association
where the best quality foods are
for selling them ... . The happy . . . Top honors went to the
prepared, and an informal at-
light in the artist's eyes is more brother representation from
mosphere for sedentary or
Margolis Auto Sales and their
than enough for her.
energetic summer activities.
professional partners . . . Nate
* * *
INSPECTOR FROM Bureau of Margolis and Dick Metz won
Reservations may be mace for
Weights and Measures filed a with a sizzling 64 . • . While Sam
the remainder of the season by
Israel
Import
Status
•
complaint against Charles El- Margolis and Al Watrous tied
writing to A. M. L. Richman,
son, owner of Peoples' Bread Co. for second place with 65 • . . Dr. Sugar Lectures
Hawthorne Lodge, Stinson Lake,
HAIFA (ISI)--,-Israers imports N.H., or with Carolyn Lemberg,
. • that Elson was selling pum- after setting a new course rec- In London, Jerusalem
totalled IL. 7,787,000 in April, 3280 Pasadena, TO. 6-0166.
pernickel bread over the regu- ord on the first nine by shooting
lation pound . . . Barrister J. a very torrid 28 . . . This tour-
Dr. H. Saul Sugar, Detroit eye compared to IL.10,095,000 in
Lednard Hyman went to the nament annually attracts the
specialist,
of 8634 LaSalle, who March. In the first four months
ENJOY YOUR
bureau, and asked if in this country's top pros . . . Barney is in Israel with Mrs. Sugar, this
of this year IL.33,111,000 worth
DINNERS IN AIR
country it wasn't possible for a Teal and his partner from New week addressed an international
CONDITIONED COMFORT
man to give away bread . . . The York, Doug. Ford, placed- sixth meeting of eye men in London. of goods were imported, while
1E21,154,00_0 were imported in
at
inspector said no ... it was un- with 68 .. . but all Harry New-
In Jerusalem, Dr. Sugar is the same period last year.
fair competition . . . "Well," an- man can say is that he drew
scheduled to deliver several ad
swered Hyman, 'it's a shame Lloyd Mangrum for a partner.
dresses during the coming week
* * *
that people's pocketbooks and
stomachs are not aware of the
WHILE THEY WERE living in under auspices of the Israel
same technicalities of competi- California, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ophthalmological Society.
Dr. Sugar will lecture in Jeru-
tion." . . . The inspector insisted Averback employed a Mexican
Grand River at Bagley
on action . . . so Referee John once a week to take care of their salem on material from his book
Open Weekdays,
M. Wise warned Elson he would lawn . . . After several months, on glaucoma, which is in pub-
11:30 to 10 p.m.
READY MIXED - 401 CHILL. asii SERVE ,
have to stop "giving people he informed them that he had lication.
Saturdays 11 :30 to Midnight
more than their money's worth. adopted a baby . . . which he
'P•ITEL: EALINCS •R :.`t T L S
Sundays 1 to 9:30 p.m.
PRi.ar r
Before returning home, Dr.
It seems it is against a City or- wanted to show them . . . and and Mrs. Sugar also will visit
dinance."
turned up forthwith with an in Paris.
* * *
unmistakenly Jewish child . . .
WHEN OSCAR LEVANT visits "How is it," asked Mrs. Averback,
Detroit, he and Lou Rosen, the "that you didn't adopt- a Mexi-
builder, never fail to get to- can child?" . . . "Not me," said
gether for at least a few hours the workman firmly, "a Jewish
of tit-a-tat . . Both were very child for me. Jewish children
GRENADIER SEA FOODS
good friends of George Gersh- take care of their parents when
12832 W. 7 Mile Rd.
win and usually spend many of they are old."
UN. 2-6383
•
TAKE YOUR
Rood House and Sea Food Dinners $1.25 up.
their moments swapping stories
We bake our own pies.
* * *
CAR
Open Sunday 1 - 1
about the great composer.
CITY SCENE . • . Dave Karp, •
ABOARD*
* * *
Detroit
Times
driver,
wrestler,
UPON THEIR FIRST meeting,
268 Oakwood Blvd. Phone VI. 2-9150
OVERNIGHT EVERY NIGHT
Max Dreyfus told Gershwin, "I comedian, etc., walking down
Specializing in Italian and American Food
ONE WAY
feel that you have some good Dexter wearing full cowboy :TO BUFFALO
regalia
.
.
.
The
delicatessen
Open
Sundays—We
Cater
to Private Parties and Banquets
O
Leave
5
p.m.
E.S.T.,
arrive
9
$7
25
stuff in you. It'll come out. It
a.m. Rate for car $12.95 plus
may take months, it may take a with the motto hanging on the O 3%
talus tax
tax. -
TR. 2-8500
year, it may take five years, but wall, "Our best is none too good" 0
I'm convinced that the stuff is . . . William Brand coming into o Excursions
Take
Out and Delivery
TO PUT-IN-BAY
there. I'll tell you what I'm will- the. Jewish Welfare Federation
•
9:30
a.
tn. daily sailing
Service Our Specialty . . . Ribs & Chicken right off the fire.
ing to do. I'll gamble on you. I'll office and, without being solicit- o
from foot of First St.
Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m,. Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 a.m.
Cor. 12th & Clairmount
give you $35 a week, without ed giving check for Allied Jew-
any set duties. Just step in every ish Campaign to Jewel Green- o ONE-WAY TRIPS to Mackinac Island
Harbor Springs, Soo Locks, Chicago
CARL'S BAR & CHOP HOUSE
morning, so to speak, and say, span, cashier on duty at the
time . • . Rush rush for reserva-
'Hello.' The rest will follow."
Steaks - Chops - Sea Foods - Cocktail Bar
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tions upon news that Leonard
GREAT LAKES CRUISES
Near Downtown
Free Parking
THE ROUTINE GERSHWIN, Bernstein will conduct the Israel Ea NIAGARA FALLS all-ex-
away from his ruled paper, his Philharmonic Orchestra, Feb. 4, u pense cruise—daily sailings.
3020 GRAND RIVER
TErrace 2-8600
old Steinway grand, had some- at Masonic Temple . . Little 0 WEEKEND cruise to Mack-
inac Island—every Sat. start-
thing of the poker-faced, tone- four-year-old Doris Haber, hav- ° ing
July 1st.
PAGODA INN-5536 John R err Ferry-TR. 1-9610
less comicality he became noted ing. her presence completely for- 0 5-DAY MIDWEEK cruise—
American and Native Cantonese. Dishes
for . . . He'd inform the report- gotten by the adults of the fam- c, every Monday startingJ uly3rd.
Open Daily 3 p. m. to 3 a. m.
CITY-WIDE DELIVERY
CRUISE sailing every
ers that he had just received ily and their guests around the 4 , 7-DAY
Sat. or Monday starting July
the $50,000 he demanded of the dinner table . . . Then, after a O 1st.
THE
MERCURY
FISH
AND
CHIPS
movie people for the rights to time, plucking on the sleeve of 0
O
Above
cruises
complete
with
CARRY-OUT
SERVICE
A
SPECIALTY
use his "Rhapsody in Blue" in her mother, Mrs. Oscar Haber,
Paul Whiteman's film, "The King and asking, "Remember me?" O meals. Federal tax additional.
HOURS: Tues. thru Thurs. 11-9; Fri.. and Sat. 11-1; Sun. 11 to 11
CLOSED MONDAYS
of Jazz." . • . "That's more than
PHONE D&C—WO 5-0700
• Foot of Third Street, Detroit 26
Beethoven or Shubert ever got
17144 Schaefer
UNiversity 1-4698
for a composition, eh? I guess
C OR SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT
C
*Low
that wouldn't make them turn
Rafts
HARRY BOESKY'S
12th at Hazelwood
over in their graves!"
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1950
Newly Remodeled, Distinguished
WHILE GERSHWIN was at
RESTAURANT - DELICATESSEN - BAR
• CRIIISI COLOR
work on "Rhapsody in Blue,"
DE1ROB I CLEVELAND NAVIDA1ION CO.
TRinity 2-4375
his father thrust his head into
%id Street, Detroit 26, MO.
feat
al
the room . . . "Make it good,
NORMANDIE GRILL and BAR
SAME
George," he counselled, "it might
ADDRESS
STATE
Specializing in Chicken in the Rough
be important." . . . So it was,
CITY
Complete Dinners and Continental Dishes
later, that Pa Gershwin was able
WINES
Open Every Day 6' Sundays
3004 N. GRAND BLVD.
TR. 2-9200
to demonstrate to a doubting
MILAN WINERIES. DETROIT, MICHIGAN
Thomas, "Of course it's a great
ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods.
piece! Doesn't it take 15 minutes
Steaks. Chops, Chicken Club Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious
to play?"
Hamburgers. "Served as you like it."
UN. 1-9802
20176 LIVERNOIS AVE. 11/2 Blks. So. 8 Mile Rd. Open 24 Hours
WHEN GERSHWIN DIED, a
man of sentiment combined with
MARIA'S PIZZERIA
musical aspirations wrote an
elegy in his honor ... He sought
Specializing in Pizza Pie and Famous Italian Foods
out Levant . . . Reluctantly Le-
Parking Facilities . . . Carry Out Service
vant granted him a hearing . .
15301 E. JEFFERSON AT BEACONSFIELD
7113 PURITAN .
. Open 4 p.m. to 3 a.m.
. . UN. 4-9816
Eagerly the man rendered the
NEW PHONE VA. 2-4118
piece with his own hands . .
GROSSE POINTE
Fisher Bldg. (2nd Floor) TR. 5-5100
and then turned expectantly
Open daily 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Cocktail Lounge.
Reopened again and now presenting the inimitable GEORGE SCOTT!
toward Levant, who said, "I
Luncheons from $1.00. Complete Dinners from $1.60.
BOESKY'S
15241 E. WARREN
think it would have been better
SID'S
CAFE
LOUNGE
AT
BARHAM
If you had died and Gershwin
ROSSINI'S American & Italian Food
Sparkling Entertainment - Dancing Every Night (Cl. Mon.)
had written the elegy."
Food at its best — Moderate Prices — No cover or minimum
Home Made Noodles and Ravioli. Luncheons and Dinners - Choice Liquors.
GERSHWIN, observes Lou, was Tuesday, Rumba Night • Open Sundays • Phone TU. 2-3883
6683 Gratiota I El. W. of Forest. Open every day except Monday. IV. 9829.

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