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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

42 Friday, December 14, 1979

Detroit's Famous

HUNGARIAN
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SUNDAYS

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FRI 11 a.m. to 12 mid.
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SAT 3 p.m to 12 mid
Mon
SUN 3p ro 10 9 P m

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Dr. Korey to Speak for AJC-IEF

Dr. William Korey, direc-
tor of the Bnai Brith Inter-
national Council and a lead-
ing world authority on
human rights, Soviet Jewry
and the United Nations,
will speak at the annual
breakfast causus of the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign - Is-
rael Emergency Fund Ac-
countants Section at 9:45
a.m. Sunday at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Abraham Burnstein and
Lawrence F. Portnoy are
chairmen of the Account-
ants Section. Perry M.
Cohen and David J.
Lieberman are co-
chairmen, and Moshe
Grossbard, Fred Imber,
Jerome R. Wolfe and Ralph
Woronoff, associate chair-
men. Serving on the sec-

DR. WILLIAM KOREY

Kaye, Joseph Lattin, Sid-
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Sam Leven,son, the
famous humorist, did some
entertaining recently at the
Jewish Institute for Geriat-
ric Care on the grounds of
the Long Island Jewish
Hospital. in New York.
It was an hilarious affair
and the New York Times

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Milberger, Barry Safir and
Gary Wetstein.
Paul D. Borman, Stan-
ley D. Frankel, Lawrence
S. Jackier and Isadore
Silverman are co-
chairmen of the Profes-
sional Service Division
and James M. August,
David L. Greenbaum,
Jerome Halperin and
Robert L. Siegel are asso-
ciate chairmen. Harold
Elson, Stuart E.
Hertzberg and Harvey L.
Kleiman are vice chair-
men.
Serving on the division
cabinet are Herbert Golds-
tein, Seymour M. Israel,
Yale Levin, Robert H. Naf-
taly, Herbert P. Sillman,
Bruce E. Thal and Julian S.
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Reporter, Richard F.
Shepard, caught the spirit
of it.
Shepard reported:
"Levenson waded
through the crowd, hug-
ging women who remem-
bered when be lived in
Brooklyn, men who had
heard him in the Bronx,
and proceeded to the
300-seat auditorium to
give his lunch hour
Theater-in-Hospital talk.
"It is part of a project
called Bread and Roses
being carried out by District
1199 of the National Union
of Hospital and Health Care
Employees and is designed
to bring arts, and
humanities to union mem-
bers where they work and
where they live.
"The humorist had before
him the face of New York,
an audience that was
Jewish, Italian, Irish, black,
Hispanic and who knows
what else. There were the
workers, the guards, the
porters, the administrators,
the nurses, the doctors and
there were the patients,
bent and hobbling or in
wheelchairs or barely mov-
ing wiht the aid of walkers.
"Moe Foner, the union
local's executive secretary,
introduced Mr: Levenson as
a man who needed no intro-
duction, which was cer-
tainly true. Mr. Levenson
served his talk to order. He
told the one about the old
man who was asked how he
had made it to 90 and re-
plied that he started taking
vitamin pills at 89.
"And then there was
the old lady who was
asked by the nurse in the
doctor's office whether
she had ever been treated
by a doctor. No, she said,
she had always paid.
"His mother, with eight
children, was her own doc-
tor in East Harlem. Her
consultant, when needed,
was the lady next door.
What made her an expert?
Her husband washed win-
dows in a hospital. Loud
laughter from the workers.
"The Levenson humor cut
across etLnicity and incised
the hearts of everyone who
had a nodding acquaintance
with hardship."

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