ii
A Fish Story
Lighter Vein' Israeli
Girl Now
By Shin Fey Samaeh
(From the Jerusalem Post)
All kinds of proposals for
peace have been in the air re-
cently. We have picked up one
that we like particularly be-
cause it applies to the noisy
Syrian border.
A New York lawyer who
represents the Interfaith Com-
mittee for Peace, Jacob • - D.
Fuchsberg, has announced-that
his organization Wishes to put
up a pillar of peace on the
shores of Lake Kinneret. He is.
at present in England, where he
took a small scale model of the
proposed 100-foot granite pillar,
which is. to have an electric
beacon on top. He also seeks to
put up an auditorium where
"Jews, Christians and MOslems
could sort out their differences"
at the point where the frontiers
of Syria, Jordan and Israel
meet.
We are always - in favor of
peace, although the Mixed Ar-
mistice Commission talks, which
might have been - an encourag-
ing example of inter-faith co-
operation, never seem to have
got anywhere.
If the meeting-place is not
a success, perhaps we shall at
least be able to use the tower
for searchlights against infiltra-
tors.
* * *
A friend reports from the
Technion in Haifa that outside
the hushed precincts of , the
Nuclear Research, or atom-split-
ting, department there is a
large notice that read in He-
, brew: "Assur behekhlet lefat-
zeah garinim," or "Do not chew
sunflower seed," except that in
this case the Hebrew word used
for chew is split and the word
for seeds is that also used for
the nucleus of the atom. See
the problem that arises?
Scales New Peaks
ELATH (JTA) — A touring .
Chicago* bond drive delegate
who flew here for a brief visit
this week gave a local res-
taurant an unscheduled demon-
stration of American ingenuity,
applied to, of all things, the
cleaning of fish.
After making the usual trips
to the port area, museum and
mine, the Chicagoan, whose
name was not recorded for his-
tory, accidentally walked into
the kitchen of a restaurant.
There he saw a young girl
struggle to clean a load of fish
with a butcher-knife.
The American decided to
help, A man with a sense of
business acumen, he imme-
diately found a way to increase
production, American-style.
Gathering up a number of
bottle caps lying nearby, he
showed the 'girl how to nail
them to a board with the rough
side up. The result was a scaler
that did the job in half the time
and with greater ease.
People .. .
Make News
SAMUFJ, RUBIN, president
of Faberge Perfumes, N.Y., and
creator of the Samuel Rubin
Foundation for philanthropic en-
deavor, has been elected chair-
man of the Brandeis University
Fellows. He succeeds Frank L.
Weil in the leadership of this
90-member group.
* * *
PHILIP J. DRISCOLL, 9
Caldwell Road, Waltham, Mass.,
has been named director of
admissions at Brandeis Univer-
sity. He was assistant' director
of admissions since 1953.
* _* *
HON. SAMUEL B. FINKEL,
It's an I for an I when egotists former Massachusetts Senator
and former president of the
get together.
National Federation of Temple
Brotherhoods, has been appoint-
ed director of the New York
Extension Division of Dropsie
College, Philadelphia.
SOMETHING NEW
HAS BEEN ADDED!
ENJOY JACK'S
FINE FOOD AT
YOUR HOME
1 =7)=1.1
5-42
70
PLANNING A
PARTY?
Ma\ke it 'JACK'S' for the
tastiest hors d'ouvres, meat
and dairy trays delivered
to you !
Whole Roast Turkey
Finest Bar-B-Q'd
Ribs - Beef - Chicken
Specialists in
TRAY CATERING FOR _
• BRISS • PIDYON HABEN
• GRADUATIONS
• CONFIRMATIONS
• ENGAGEMENTS
• WEDDINGS
Delicious 8 Eye . Appealing
DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME
ANIMINNISM.
Our Appetizer bar features
the largest assortment of
HOME MADE appetizers
and delicacies in Michigan.
Beer and Wine to Take Out
JACK'S
. FOOD BOX
22175 COOLIDGE
Just South of Nine Mile
LI 1-9217 - LI 5-7042
OPEN 7 DAYS
Brevities
-
jumped 380 per cent since 1948, education program.
and the city is attempting to
cope with a universal municipal
headache—the traffic problem.
You Con Be Sure . . . If It's
Streets in the center of town
are too narrow and there are
too many intersections. During
And His Orchestra
-rush hours, congestion always
UN 4-3018
KE
5-2604
threatens. Parking is also a
problem. At night, one-third' of
the street-area is turned into a
garage.
PHOTOGRAPHS by
To solve the problem, the
BERNARD H.
traffic department here is using
signal lights at street corners,
one-way streets and parking
meters.
KE. 1-8196
Factors that complicate mat-
CANDIDS • 3-D • MOVIES
ters are the large number of
buses in use on Israel's narrow
roads, and the equally great,
swarms of small cars. The grow-
ing popularity of the motor
scooter is adding new head-
and orchestra
aches.
PHONE ME ABOUT YOUR
The prevention of accidents,
FREE
TT"
which take a heavy toll here,
LI 4-3042
LI 5-4352
has become a national problem.
DICK STEIN
WINER
MISS RENDA GOTTFURCHT
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gott-
furcht, o f 19320 Suffolk, re-
cently announced the engage-
ment of their daughter, Renda
Terry, to Herbert Lewis Ebner
at a family dinner in their
home.
Miss G-ottfurcht attended the
University of Michigan. Mr.
Ebner, a. U. of M. graduate, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Ebner, of Huntington Woods.
A mid-fall wedding is being
planned.
Dave Davidson
ARTIFICIAL PLASTIC PLANTS
Lifelike — In. Your Home Planters
— Expert Work —
• Weddings
The Book of Books
FLOWER HILL FLORISTS
By HEINRICH HEINE (1830)
• Showers
Jas. Couzens at Meyers
UN 4-6442
The Bible, what a book!
Large and wide as the world;.
■
■0■0■
■
■
■
■•■ ■
based on the abysses of creation,
an dtowering aloft into the blue
secrets of heaven. Sunrise and
sunset, promise and fulfilment,
birth and death—the whole
drama of humanity—are con-
tained in this one book. It is
the Book of Books. The Jews
may readily be .consoled at the
• • •
loss of Jerusalem, and the Tern-
if
you
send
for our free
ple, and the Ark of the Coven-
ant, and all the crown jewels of
book designed to help
King Solomon. Such forfeiture
plan your wedding!
is as naught when weighed
•
against the Bible, the im-
perishable treasure that they
PHOTOGRAPHER I
have saved. If I do not err, it
was Maho-met who named the I 20505 STRATHMOOR
UN 4-4397
Jews the 'People of the Book', tom
lmwo•mb.ale
em•
t 400.4
a name which in Eastern coun-
tries has remained theirs to
the present day, and is deeply
significant. That one book is to
the Jews their country. Within
the well-fenced boundaries of
that book they live and have
By
their being; they enjoy their
inalienable citiz e n s hi p, a r e
strong to admiration; thence
none can dislodge them. .Ab-
sorbed in the persual of their
sacred book they little heeded
the changes that were wrought
in the real world around them.
IN
Nations rose „and vanished,
States flourished and decayed,
revolutions raged throughout
the earth—but they, the Jews,
set pouring over this book, un-
Showers - Bar Mitzvahs - Weddings - Brunch
conscious of the wild chase of
Stags - Dinner Meetings
time that rushed on above their
"CALL SAMMY FOR RESERVATION
heads.
H. Heine, 1830
23401 COOLIDGE HWY
Ili.0.110•041411•1•0
0-01111•411.1•111Mil.11
0••••0a1MAI
0•041
41•M•11.1
11.0
11•1•0•011•••• liV
"WHO WILL CATCH
THE BOUQUETS!"
You Will
ateWill,„
aim. Yaw 43 ...I. "vim. a
1
,c
CATERING
A manual to guide parents in.
teaching their children to swim
has been issued by the. Ameri-
can Red Cross and can be
obtained at its chapters for 20
Cents, the printing and distri-
bution cost, A. W. Cantwell, na-
tional director of Safety SerV-
ices, announced recently. The
36-page publication, TEACH-
ING JOHNNY HOW TO SWIM,
was prepared because the Red
Cross has found that children
under nine years learn swim-
ming better with individual in-
struction, Cantwell explained.
* * *
One of America's top soccer
teams, the Chicago Eagles, will
meet.the .DETROIT ALL
STARS in a game scheduled
for 7 p.m., Saturday, at Key-
worth Stadium, Hamtramck.
Mrs. Harry Left, president of
Detroit's team ,will be repre-
sented by the top 15- players in Lt. ROY F. GREEN - AUXILI-
ARY, announces a membership
the city's 18 soccer teams.
luncheon party at 12:30 p.M.,
Saturday, in the garden of her
Sid Shmarak's
home at 17375 Greenlawn. Pro-
spective members are invited to
attend the luncheon followed by
a games party. Chairmen are
Mesdames Josephine Fane, jun-
In keeping with its new pol- ior vice-president, and Esther
icy of departmentalized service, Feld, past president. For res-
PHILLIP MARGOLIS & CO., ervations, call Mrs. H a r o Id
General Insurance Consultants Jacobs, BR. 3-0044.'
with offices at 17180 Livernois,
has named E D W AR D A. Grossinger Country Club
GOODMAN as manager of the Offers Dance Classes
Guests at the Grossinger
company's newly - formed Life
Insurance Division. Mr. Good- Country Club, Grossinger, N. Y.
man was formerly associated as can learn the_ latest dance
field underwriter for a large steps while vacationing at the
Eastern life. insurance company. popular resort.
Tony and Lucille, who are
The new policy, Mr. Margolis
said, will allow or additional among the country's foremost
and specialized services in all dancing teachers, conduct a
free instruction class every day
departments of the firm.
at the Grossinger Olympic
He who is prejudiced is usu- pool. They also give private
ally down on something he's not lessons in their studios at the
hotel.
up on.
•
THE BEAUTIFUL AVALON ROOM
f
SarnnlyS
JWV Activities
Business Briefs
• Bar Mitzvahs
LINCOLN 7-1355
AM.
Burg's Kosher Meal & Poultry Market
Of Dexter and Calvert Ave.
After serving its customers for 27 years
Is Happy to Announce Its Association With
B. BURG & SON
Kosher Meal & Poultry Market of Oak Park
.
For Quality Meats- and Service, Call Any Time
No Order Too Small to Deliver
Burg's Kosher Meat & Poultry Market
13831 West 9 Mile Rd., at Kipling, Oak Park
LI 3-6898
LI 6-6140
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Frid a y, A u gust 2, 1 957
(Au AJP Feature)
Heard in Israel
Hiss Gottfurcht Sets Tel Aviv Faces Traffic Problems
AVIV (JTA)—The num- Government agencies are con-
Fall Wedding Plans ber TRJ,
of vehicles in use here has templating a nationwide safety