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Friday, June 26, 1953

Yeshivah Synagogue Council
To Discuss New Structure

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IN OUR column a couple of moment devoted to working out
weeks ago, we erroneously item- details of . the contract with the
ed on usually reliable. but this representatives of labor ... Fin-
time' false, information that it ally, his nerves taut, and frus-
was a Federal offense to men- trated by the inflexibility of the
tion "Delicatessen Style" on a union demands, he went to his
product not processed in a deli- doctor for a sedative . . . The
catessen . . To tell the truth, medic, after due consideration,
this statement is more ridicu- prescribed twilight sleep . . .
lous than its sounds . . .- since "Miga.wd," ,exploded the harried
there are delicatessens all over boss, "EVERYTHING for labor."
a a a
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the city . ; and a great many
of them are not Jewish.
WHEN THE Washington Blvd.
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merchants were called to a
WITH CATCHER Joe Gins- meeting by the heads of the
berg traded to Cleveland by the Ford Dealers Association and
Detroit Tigers, Tribe General asked to put displays in their
Manager Hank Greenberg, who windows commemorating t h e
bars no race, creed, nationality GOlden Anniversary of Ford,
or color in maintaining a win-. Jack Citron suggested that the
yrting ball club, now has his sec- whole thing be placed on a com-
ond Jewish ball player . the petitive_ basis ... with the win-
other beirig third base - slugger ners receiving prizes according
to selections made by judges ...
Ai Rosen.
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The dealers accepted it at once
HY.MAN SIMON. of Simon as a terrific idea . . . and allot-
Electric Co. is a member of the ted $300 for first prize, $200 for
.My Name Is a Poem Club . . . second prize and $100 for third
originated some, years back by prize .. The winners, Hickey's,
King Features Syndicate col- Warren's and Hessings, had fine
liimpist E. V. Durling with displays . . . but nowhere com-
members from all parts of the parable, in this column's opin-
country . Both names don't ion, to Solly Lewis' creative
have to be the same . . just artistry on behalf of J. M. Cit-
ron..
rhyme.
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.BORIS JOFFE tells about the
Jew living in the Soviet Union Oniena Inn Lists Its
who wished to observe Pesach Staff, Entertainers
„ . He appealed at that time to
Stalin for permission to clean
Ben Zavin, able young social
his house, buy some wine, and director and star entertainer at
ask the four questions in con- beautiful Omena Inn, brings to
nection. with his observance of his new assignment his years of
the Passover . . A few days film,. radio, TV and theatrical
later he was summoned to -the experience in acting and pro-
presence of the dictator and ducing.
given his answer ... "The clean-
Wyn Garden Landis, last sea-
ing of the house," he was told, son's favorite vocalist, is appear-
"is a wholesome thing and is
ing again this
therefore permitted. • The pur-
year at Omena.
chase of wine, since it must be
bought through state monop-
The Harold
oly. is also permitted. The four
Herman orches-
questions, however, raise a dif-
tra supplies the
ferent problem. In the Soviet
dance
rhythms.
fatherland, the asking of ques-
Joe Cornell and
tions is forbidden."
his partner
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again take over
SAM GRONER recalls that
the social and-
somebody once asked the late
inter pretative
Huey Long if he thought. we
Ben Zavin dance routines.
would ever have fasCistri in the
In charge of the Inn's cuisine
United- States ... "Sure we will,"
Robert Cohen and Mrs. Ben
predicted Long, "only we'll call are
Levitt, whose high reputation
it anti-faScism!" •
is known in the Catskills.
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There are children's counsel-
ON HER OPENING night at
the Elmwood, Sohpie Tucker al- ors and alert life guards to
most broke•down when the huge monitor water sports at Omena
array of flowers was brought on Inn, whose season opened June
stage and placed on pianist- 26.
cousin-manager Ted Shapiro's
Billy Rose is considering a
piano . . She read the mes-
sages aloud, including one from fall production on. Broadway of
the Windsor Jewish Community "The ImmOrtalist," adapted by
Council, to the over-capacity Ruth and Augustus Goetz from
throng that had come to greet the Andre Gide original. He's
her . . . This is Sophie's 50th seeking Marlon Brando as star.
Anniversary in show business
and 'the last of the red-hot
mamas" put on one of the fin-
est performances of •her career
DRIVER TRAINING
in appreciation of • the over-
• AAA Driver Training Institute
Graduate
whelming welcome she received.

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1 8—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

ZOD Workers Given Awards

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• MOE SNYDER is a looker-
outer for unusual signs when-
ever he travels . , One from
his • coveted collection is "Go
slow—this is a one-hearse. town"
. . and another is "167 persons
died here last year. from gas.
Eleven inhaled. Nine put a
lighted match to it. 147 stepped
on it" . . But the one that still
gives him the biggest kick is a
- warning posted at the entrance
to a bumpy, dirt backroad in a
frequently-flooded area of Miss-
ouri which reads, "Take notice!
When this sign is under water,
road is impassable!"
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JOE BROWNSTEIN, Detroiter
now in LOS ANGELES, writes
telling the story of the employer
who had been in negotiation for
months with the union repre-
4enting his employees
Around the clock sessions were
• he norm--:with every waking

At the annual meeting of the Zionist Organization of Detroit,
merit awards were given to those who secured the most members
as a result of a telephone campaign and personal solicitations.
Left to right: SAMUEL FELDSTEIN, DAVID M. ZELLMAN, A. C.
LAPPIN, retiring president, who presented the awards, Dr. BER-
NARD WESTON, membership chairman, HARRY COHEN and
LOUIS LIGHTSTONE. Joseph F. Hirsch, not present at the time,
also received a citation of merit.

Detroiters Elected
On Bellefaire Board

Maurice A. Enggass and Mrs.
Samuel Aaron of Detroit were
re-elected to the board of trus-
tees of Bellefaire, Jewish Child
Care Center located in Cleve-
land, which services the mid-
western states, at the institu-
tion's 85th annual meeting held
in Cleveland June 21, it was
announced by Bertram J.
Krohngold, president. Samuel A.
Leib of Detroit also is serving on
the Bellefaire board.
Reflecting the increased need
for psychiatric services, and
other trained staff to help the
more disturbed youngsters being
admitted to the institution, the
board appioved the budget of
$419,753.35 for 1953-54. In addi-
tion, the board authorized the
expenditure of $68,000 from the
capital reserves of the agency
to meet major repairs and re-
furnishing needs in the quarter-
century old cottages.

Personal Instruction

Sunday and Evenings Included

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Young Zionists Attend Concert

Young Zionist Club will at-
tend the pop concert of the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra Tues-
day at the State Fair Grounds.
Those in need of transportation
meet at 7:45 p.m. at the Avalon
parking lot. For information
call the Zionist House.

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Phone: WO. 5-6877

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at Barham • TU 2.3883

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(Formerly Huyler's)

IN THE FISHER BLDG.

• Receptions

• Sweet 16 Parties

• Weddings

CALL TR. 5-5100

SAVOIA RESTAURANT

Chicken, Steaks, Frog Legs, Dinners, Spaghetti & Ravioili
Full Course Dinners $1.25 up
We Cater to Families and Parties
UN. 2-9775
Open Sun.
15508 Livernois

Be Sure to See

SID GOROSH

at

J. P. McGuire Inc.

10450 Gd. River Ave.
TE. 4-4200

For An Early Breakfast or Midnight Snack.
For a Light Lunch or Complete Dinner Stop At

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KORMENDY'S HUNGARIAN DINING ROOM

Famous for Chicken Paprikas, home made cheese cake and strudel. Banquet, shower
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TR. 2-4375

12th and Hazelwood

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Book. Casino!

CLAM SHOP and BAR

available for .
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until September

Serving: Oysters, Clams, LOBSTERS, Steaks and Assorted Sea Foods
2675 E. GRAND BLVD.
Music by Muzak ... No Entertainment Tax

WO. 1 8000
Ext. 263

Please Call

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TR. 2-8800

MARIA'S PIZZERIA

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Parking Facilities . . . Carry Old Service
7113 PURITAN . . . Open 4 p.m. to 3 a.m .... UN. 4-98I6

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Service Our Specialty . . . Ribs & Chicken right off the fire.
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Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 a.m.

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Keyboard Artist

By Advance Arrangement Only

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The question of a new build-
ing for the Yeshivath Beth Ye-
hudah will be the major item
of a special conference of the
Synagogue Council of Beth Ye-
hudah School's. The conference
will be at 8:30 p.m., July 7, at
Young Israel Center.
At the annual meeting* of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, the
question of a new building for
the schools was raised. The Sy-
nagogue Council is meeting to
determine the advisability and
necessity of this undertaking.

Fully Equipped Kitchen

under supervision of
RABBI SAMUEL S. STOLLMAN
CONG. SHAAR HASHOMAYIM
MASHGIACH
ATTENDING

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VA. 2-4118

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TE. 2-8007
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