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Joseph Stillitz
Chaim Joseph Stillitz (18 February 1903 – 19 April 1966) was a British Jewish businessman who founded and was chairman of the Gor-Ray skirts company.
==Biography==
Stillitz was born into a Russian Polish family, Sztyglic (a.k.a. Stiglitz, a.k.a. Shtiglitz), in Warsaw in 1903, who emigrated to East London in around 1908 to escape the Jewish pogroms during the Polish revolution.〔(【引用サイトリンク】website=The National Archives )〕 He pursued the family business of tailoring, anglicising his name in the 1920s to trade as C. Stillitz along with his brother Abraham Louis Stillitz in Hackney. In 1928 he married the sister of Sidney Rustin, founder of the Rustins paint brand, with whom he had four children, two boys and two girls.〔(【引用サイトリンク】website=Rustins )〕 His youngest son is inventor and publisher Gerald Stillit and his youngest daughter is artist and sculptor Barbara Kulick, who was commissioned by Prince Charles to sculpt his portrait. Following the War he was naturalised as a British citizen, legally taking the name Stillitz and moving to Finchley, and later St John's Wood and then Mayfair. His elegant ladieswear business grew to be highly successful; Stillitz was a keen motorist and an avid golfer, and after the War purchased Hartsbourne Manor in Hertfordshire, transforming it into a country golf club and instigating the Gor-Ray Cup, later to be won by, among others, Malcolm Gregson and Maurice Bembridge.〔(【引用サイトリンク】website=Hartsbourne Country Club )〕
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