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STDNEY R. KORSHAK " children, teenage boys, are taking off with DINAH SHORE, television entertainer, and her oldest child for a two month tour of Europe. Concerning his associates, KORSHAK advised that he has been linked withmany people and has become friendly with many peop#e because he will not "back away from body." To illustrate] this, he Se DSC ait Wes te QuUaLed FT Pron KORSHAK also! mentioned during the course of this conversation that he is a member of the Standard Club in Chicago and that he and. his wife frequent Fritzel's Restaurant, Don the Beachcomber, the Tradewinds and the Chez Paree. do. Miscellaneous In July, 1957, SIDNEY KORSHAK was mentioned in the "Readers Digest" article by. LESTER VELIE entitled, “How Influence--Peddlers Short Change the Union Wage Earner." VELIE was featuring the Teamsters Union then-presigent DAVE BECK's "sweetheart deals" with businessmen, and how such deals were irranged by middlewen such as NATHAN W, SHEFFERMAN. He called SHEFFERMAN "one «f e new breed of shadowing operators . who use their inf:uerte among union men to bring employers and union men together to ma! > a deal," and he called it a union problem which is "most loaded with woe for the worker" in that the union's function is perverted. An example of such questionable relations was named by VELIE as involving the Entlander Company, Incorporated, matress manufacturers in Indiana, and in connection with this the name of SIDNEY KORSHAK was introduced into VELIE's story. He wrote "CAPONE gangster CHARLEY ‘CHERRY NOSE! GIOE once - 21 -