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THE JEWISH COMMUNITY
J. L. STONE
PATROLMAN HARRY HAY- motorist came tooting merrily
DEN, in charge of juveniles at down the wrong side of a crowd-
the Woodward Precinct, is al- ed thoroughfare, Wyoming and
ways planning 'different activi- Curtis, and ran smack into Har-
ties for the underprivileged ry Kasden's brand-new conver-
children in the neighborhood — tible . , . While they were try-
and they love him for it . At ing to untangle bumpers, the
the dedication of -- • the Louis lady driver said grudgingly, "I'm
Stone Swimming Pool at Fourth afraid this was largely my
FRANK GLUSMAN
JACK STONE
and. Lysander, Aug. 21, built • by fault." . "Nonsense," said
the city in honor .of the late Harry, ..with_ a gallant bow.- "I
humanitarian, Hayden. had a assure you the blame rests en-
big program for about 300 kids tierly With me. I saw- you fully
. . He even donned a clown three blocks away and had am-
suit himself, much to the glee ple time to dart down a side
of the youngsters . . But all is street."
TRAY CATERING SPECIALISTS
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not just plain fun-planning for
Patrolman Hayden . . . He also
TED WILLIAMS, flying hero
has his worries and troubles .
of the Korean War, here with
Like the time, recently, when he
called Al Boesky, president of the Boston Red Sox to play the
the Louis Stone Bnai Brith Tigers, tells of meeting a vet-
L o d g e, a n d Fred Chezillot, eran pilot of World War II who
Grand Knight of the George S. was afraid that he couldn't be-
Monaghan. Council, Knights of gin to handle the 1953 model,
Columbus . • . Seems that Fath- because of all the new gadgets
er Boudrow, spiritual adviSor to and refinements that had been
the Bosco House, a haven for un- installed . .. "I took one test,"
GEORGE FINK
BEN EPSTE I N
derprivileged children, on Stini- he confessed. "The elementary
TU. 3-1575
son and Cass, took 28 kids from stuff was a cinch, but then the
13118 DEXTER BLVD.
his parish up to Gaylord, Mich., fellow who was asking questions
in an old dilapidated bus which demanded, "Suppose you were at
eventually broke down .. . and an altitude of 20,000 feet, going
there was no transportation to 650 miles an hour. Suddenly
bring them back ... Father Bou- your oxygen tank breaks loose,
drow called Hayden' from Gay- one motor catches fire and a
lord about getting the kids wing crumples. You have no
home . . . and the busy patrol- parachute. What do you -do?"
. Ted asked, "What did you
man i m in e di at ely contacted
Boesky and Chezillot, both of answer?" . . "I didn't answer,"
whom together went out on a confessed the former pilot.
limb with their groups by agree- "From the question alone, I
DETROIT'S OLDEST SURPLUS CENTER
ing to underwrite the cost ($132) blacked out."
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for a Greyhound bus to bring
the children back to Detroit ... I FROM NEW YORK writes
WO. 1-8868
70 CADILLAC SQUARE
a real and truly wonderful former Detroiter, Sam Getsman,
demonstration of Americanism still in the recording business,
at work.
about a young lady friend of
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THE WARDEN of a big West- his wife, Elsie, who landed a job
ern penitentiary, reports the in a big Broadway night club
Phoenix "Flame," is conducting . . and by. way of celebration
a thorough investigation of his I brought home a small bottle of
office . . While looking for champagne to share with her
. * family
. . he . She had barely pop-
some documents
recently,
found one of the files had a cake ped the cork, writes Sam, when
in it . • ; And Bernie Hart had her mother ran to the tele-
a solution to offer the warden phone and called the doctor .
at Jackson State Prison, whose "You should come quick," order-
"Where Friends Meet for Good Things to Eat"
prisoners rioted and barricaded ed mama. "Sadie's got us drink-
ing
shampoo
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themselves in a cell block . .
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"Offer them,' suggested Bernie,
9000 LI NWOOD
DANNY NEWMAN, husband of
"time and a half."
Dina Halpern, first -lady of the
JOURNEYING FROM Moscow Yiddish stage, sends the delecta-
to Budapest, the commissar was
on his way to . see whether the ble story froni. Chicago of the
Hungarian satellites were grow- small boy • who stood gazing at
ing.- enough .- potatoes to meet a horse and wagon while the
their quota . . . "Ah, Comrade," milkman delivered milk . .
sighed . his Hungarian deputy, When he came out the boy ob-
"under the inspiration of the served, . "Mister, that horse will
incomparable M a 1 e n k o v our i never get you home." . . . "And,
peasants are turning out a crop tell me, why not?" asked . the
beyond our wildest dreams. milkman . . . The small boy. ex-
When they are harvested, our plained, "He just lost all his
spuds, if put into a single pile, gasoline."
will make a mighty mountain
18249 WYOM I NG at Curtis
reaching to the feet of God" .
DISA. 'N DATA . . . Harold
UN. 2-9859
"Enough of your hammy dra- Sarko is in Europe while build-
"Folunerly of Linwood"
matics." said the Commisaar ing partner, Julius Green, jitter-
sharply. "Besides; you know per- bugs at Woodhull Lake . . . Jake
fectly well there isn't any God" Halpern is back at his usual
a . The deflated deputy sighed,
newsstand in front of Harry
DR, HARRY J. WOLL
"There aren't a n y potatoes, Suffrin's after a leave of ab-
either."
sence he thought was going to be
2605 WOODWARD
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for good . • . Constable songster
SINCE LEAVING the ranks of Bob Eston has found the girl
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DELICATESSEN
A.Z.A. (Karbelnic) and organiz- of his dreams . . . He'll be sing-
OPTOMETRISTS
RESTAURANT
ing the Fred Reemer Chapter ing a new tune shortly ! . . . The
ISADORE ATLER
BBYM in June of this year, the first time Martha Raye ate at
DR. LOU WOLL
JOSEPH MOSTEN
group has been doing an out- the famous Pump Room in Chi-
CARRY-OUT SERVICE
standing job in living up to the cago, she was a member of a
2072 FORT ST.
FULL-COURSE DINNERS
standards by which they are dinner party hosted by Jimmy
1 1 520 DEXTER BLVD.
pledged . , . A particular note- Durante . . . When the waiter
LINCOLN
PARK
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worthy project is their book passed with a portion of Shish-
drive, which started Aug. 9 and kebab (lamb on a flaming sword
is still going strong . . with —a specialty of the house),
the end result that thousands Martha was startled and ex-
of books have been packaged claimed, "What on earth was
SAMMY and ANN
and are being sent to our boys that?" ; . . Durante explained,
a
in Korea . . Sal Gorge, presi- "A customer who only left
dent of Fred Reemer Chapter, ten-dollar tip."
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also is head of of the Bnai Brith
Michigan cultural committee . .
Very best wishes to all our
and Family
and Paul Schrieman and Len friends everywhere for a
Sally and Harvey
Teicher hold two chairmanships Happy and Prosperous New
ROY,
MARGO
&
JUDY
for the 9th annual Yom Kippur Year.
20455 MARLOWE
Night Dance.
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12151 N. Martindale
WHAT NATE • KAUFMAN DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -35
Friday, September 11, 1953
would call a typical feniale
JEWELERY CO.
405 6 METROPOLITAN BLDG.
JOE COHEN
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DELICATESSEN RESTAURANT
IRVING SOSNICK'S
DETROIT ARMY & NAVY STORE
LIEBERMAN and CITRIN
RESTAUR ANT
Sam Miller and Jack Glassman
.YES, 3
BARBERS
TO
SERVE
YOU
NATES
WOOLF
MAX and RUTH
SOSIN
BEL- AIRE
KOSHER CATERERS
SALLY and SAM KLEIN
8231 WOODWARD
TR. 3-5800
WOLVERINE
TILE & CONSTRUCTION
CO.
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
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HOME
MODERNIZERS
16506 WYOM I NG
DI. 1-2084
BROTHERS
Delicatessen
Restaurant
SAM HORENSTEIN
LOU HORENSTEIN
FULL-COURSE DINNERS
TRAY CATERING
19118 LIVERNOIS
UN. 3-3298
nerb and Loraine
CARSON
and Family
Bobby, Gail & Charles
13309 LUDLOW
HUNTINGTON WOODS
Harry Thomas
Fine Men's Clothing
2nd floor
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David Stott Bldg. 2-9688