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July 13, 1951 - Image 17

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1951-07-13

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LISTENING 111

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POTOSKY, of -2633
Grand, likeable DSR bus driver,
is the third Jew in 28 years
chosen to the National Trans-
portation Convention . . to be
held this September, in San An-
tonio, Tex. .. . and he's mighty
proud of it . . . Harry was one of
nine men selected by Division 26
to discuss better conditions for
transportation on a national
level • . . Although only nine
years with the DSR he has en-
deared himself into the hearts
of the 3700 men in Division 26
who picked him because of his
fine record, fighting spirit and
ability to get along with every-
one . • . Harry is an active mem-
ber in the Men's Club of Bnai
David, . and a couple of years
ago did a wonderful job in help-
ing Histadrut by collecting do-
nations for Israel after showing
a film at all DSR terminals.

tombstones . . . So, for the bene-
fit of the lodge, Karl assumed
another post.
* * *
ELI SPRINGER inaugurated
his new purple and pink paja-
mas in a bit of a damp style at
the recent BBYM convention at
Camp Achim on Paw Paw Lake.
.. . Eli. advisor of the New
World Chapter, was late arising
with the early morning bugle
call . . . and as was the camp
custom of the New World boys
for over-sleepers, they yanked
200 lb. Eli out . of bed and tossed
him into the lake . . . no doubt
scaring the fishes with those
purple and pink pajamas.

Versatile Comedian
Directs Program at
Beautiful Omega Inn

Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Landis and
their staff of beautiful Omena
HERMAN SOLOMON, televi- Inn, were 4th of July hosts to
sion sales representative in De-
troit, tells of the Turkish • bath
he was taken to while visiting,
recently, in Arizona . . "My
rubber was a very strong man.
He laid me on a slab and
kneaded me and punched me
and banged me in a most em-
phatic way. When it was over
and I had gotten up, he came
up behind me, before my sheet
was adjusted, and gave me three
resounding slaps on the back
with the palm of his enormous
hand." . Gasping and stagger-
ing, Herman asked what in the
blazes he was doing . . . and the
masseur replied, "No offense,
sir. It was only to let the office
know that I was ready for the
next bather. You see, sir, the
bells out of order in this room."

* *

*

* *

AT LAST WEEK'S meeting of
the Council of Orthodox Rabbis,
it was expressed that a big aim
of the Vaad Harobonim was to
eventually have installed a full-
time kasliruth overseer in all
kosher catering establishments
in Detroit • . . At present only
three caterers have a full-time
person doing this chore for
strict observance of kashruth.
* * *
_ PETE CLAYTON, Detroit
Times ad man, made it a three-
fold celebration, last week, when
he took the family out for the
evening . . . The party was to
celebrate his and wife, Fay's
24th w e d din g anniversary,
daughter Eleanor's 21st birth-
day and son Jerry's graduation
from high school . . . Comment-
ing an the evening, Pete re-
marked, "Everytime I looked
and saw how big my kids had
gotten, I got another ache in my
body."
* * *
FAVORITE STORIES . . . by
furniture man Stan Kaufman.
• • . President Howard Taft,
wearing the largest bathing suit
known to modern times, threw
his substantial form into the
cooling waves of Beverly Bay .. .
Shortly afterward one neighbor
said to another, "Let's go bath-
ing." • . . "How can we?" was
the response. "The President is
using the ocean!"
.* *
AFTER HIS TERM as presi-
dent of Louis Marshall Bnai
Brith Lodge, Karl Berg auto-
matically became chaplain of
the lodge .. . but wanted to do
more and suggested helping Sid
Stolsky, then sick and visiting
chairman . . . Everyone thought
it a good idea since Sid had his
hands full visiting ailing mem-
bers and Karl could pitch: in
with able assistance' . • . But
things didn't work out just right.
• . . It was okey when Sid was
asked what business he was in
and said insurance ... but when
asked the same question, Karl
had to answer that he was a
monument maker . • which
wouldn't sound so comforting
while visiting a sick person . • .

and ha.vi+lg to say that he made

EDDIE KRAMER

a gay group of guests who
thrilled to the line-up of gala
reviews starring t h e versatile
New York comedian, Eddie Kra-
mer, as master of ceremonies.
Kramer not only sings, dances
and chatters entertainingly but
has appeared in TV dramatics
and h a s written comedy ma-
terial for the Milton Berle and
Stop the Music shows.
Making her Omena debut was
Rayla Ostrow, petite Philadel-
phia lyric soprano. Still in
glamorous evidence are Joe Cor-
nell and Yvonne Narva en-
trancing with their dancing and
gathering guests to take part in
the frolic. Dick Stein's superb
orchestrations and the exciting
cusine add to the attractions at
Omena Inn.

honored at a surprise testimon-
ial luncheon by the executives
of the Detroit Police Depart-
ment on July 5, at the Belle
Isle Casino. Commissioner of
Police, George F. Boos, presented
him with a gold inspector's
badge and a 25-year certificate
of merit in recognition of his
"wise counsel, guidance and in-
struction through the quarter
century."
Mr. Goldstick was appointed
by Mayor John W. Smith on
April 1, 1926, and remained as
legal advisor to the Detroit Po-
lice Department under 12 differ-
ent police commissioners.
Born in London, Ontario, Mr.
Goldstick came here with his
parents at the age of seven. He
has been active in Jewish corn-
munity affairs, having been
president of the Jewish Child
Placement Bureau and a mem-
ber of the board of Temple
Israel, vice-president of the Old
Newsboys Good fellows Fund,
member of the executive board
of the Detroit High Schools Stu-
dent Aid Foundation, member of
the faculty of Wayne University
and of the Police Academy, for-
mer member of the board of the
University of Michigan Club,
member of the Jewish War Vet-
erans and American Legion, past
commander of Heroes of '76, a
Masonic military order.
He - enlisted as a Private in
World War I and was later com-
missioned as a Lieutenant in the
Field Artillery.
His father, Susel Goldstick,
was for many years president of
Congregation Bnai Israel — the
old Mullett Street Shul. He is
married to the former Ella Gold-
stein. They have four children
and two grandchildren.

Needy Veterans' Kiddies
Get Camp Scholarships

Five children of needy veter-
ans' families are the recipients
of the Pfc. Joseph L. Bale Auxil-
iary Jewish War Veterans 1951
summer camp scholarships, it is
announced by President Ruth
Kline and Chairman Bernice
Daskal.
The children will participate
in the Jewish Community Cen-
ter Day Camp program.
Illness of parents in the fam-
ily, insufficient income and min-
imum living standards were the
determining factors.in the selec-
tion of the children.
The program inaugurated this
year derives its funds from the
annual poppy drive of the post
and auxiliary.

Huyler's

hi the

Fisher Bldg.

Open Daily: 11:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Luncheons from $1.00
Complete Dinners from $1.60

Private Rooms Available for
Showers — Luncheons

;

Sweet 16 Parties
Weddings — Receptions
Supper Dances
Cocktail Parties
Business Dinners

READY. MIXED - jag CHILL 4.d SERVE

UNITED..F.RANDS • DE

Market Basket Cake Honors Detroit

Nathaniel H. Goldstick, As-
sistant Corporation Counsel, was

Raskin's

HARRY

Goldstick is Honored
On 25th Anniversary
As Counsel to Police

For _Reservations•TR 5-5100

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•••• ..........

Basket Food Co., on McNichols and Wildemere, is dis-
Market Basket
playing in its window a mammoth cake, baked in its own bake
shop, honoring Detroit's 250th Birthday. Sidney Fishman and
Julius Hackman, Market Basket owners, proudly share in Detroit's
celebration with this cake, which is 3 feet in circumference and
4 feet high.

THE JEWISH NEWS-17

Pelavin Again Heads
Flint Jewish Council

Friday, July 13, 1951

B. Morris Pelavin_ was re-
elected president of the Flint
Jewish Community Council for
a fourth term.
Louis Kasle, for the past two
years chairman of the UJA
drives and now head of the bond
drive, Dr. S. S. Gorne and Dr. H.
Maxwell Golden were elected
vice-presidents; Jacob Pines,
treasurer; Dr. Julian Feller, sec-
retary.

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Hund's Downtown

Thirty years of Fine Food, Liquors. Lunch-

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MARIA'S PIZZERIA

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Parking Facilities . . . Carry Out Service
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Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 a.m.

CARL'S BAR & CHOP HOUSE

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Free Parking
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Moderate Prices
Open 12-12
12832 W. 7 MILE RD.

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