wis.tain PAGE SIX THE JEWISH CHRONICLE The Service of ADVENTURE Since the days of the Vikings and the days of the original pirates the sea has called to seekers of adventure and romance. And on the sea, in our great Naval Service, the service that has blazed a glorious path across the pages of American history, the dreams of these adventurers, inspired by visions of rolling seas and far-off lands, have been realized. Today the spirit of the Viking is burn- ing in the breasts of half a million young Americans who are manning the guns of our great fleets. The same thrilling fire of adventure is leading them on in war on the modern pirates. And the dreams of old adventure are coming true for them. For in the Navy nothing is at a standstill. The ships of war come and go. Today the bluejackets stroll through the streets of American cities, tomorrow in Europe, and then, per- haps, they are off for the far east. There is always something doing in the Navy. It is the place for the young fellow who sees, thinks and acts. It is the place for the chap who wants to forge ahead, for in the Navy he is not discouraged by seeing the jobs at the top of the ladder filled through the channels of pull. Another thing--we make it our busi- ness to take the best care of you possible. From the cold viewpoint of efficiency, we figure that if you are kept in the best of physical condition, given regular hours of work, play and sleep, plenty of fresh air, exercise, scientific training and everything done to make you happy:and contented, you will be better able to earn your pay and acquit yourself with honor when the time comes. Therefore, you get everything that will tend to guard and improve your physical, mental and moral welfare. The Navy offers you everything that any other branch of the service offers and a few things in addition. For instance, the pay is the highest, you receive government insurance and family allotments, your chances for promotion are splendid and the ser- vice is for the duration of the war if you wish to make it so. We accept men in good physical condi- tion between the ages of 18 and 35 and if qualified in particular lines up to 44. Friendly aliens with first papers may enlist as cooks but only full American citi- zens will be accepted in the other branches. Draft boards will release all men who yradrieZer.ardir41.41raillrirairalir/r/r/P rAir4/41K0r AIVA JEWS WILL TAKE PART 111 1 LOCAL ACTIVITIES f o r the Fourth of July la his secroary, Edward T. Fitagebt- The .kinericanization celebration tt be pulihti Cemetery set aside for pauper , . t e ei a l s . INI, t , th e upkeep of these ear- ' Ni,e1 ., ‘ in , rink ant . I itt " It 's!te , Itt, td1 1 ' . The incident Ills, tm ism ,„, ti , t h em mu, wmt",,,,,,,, involve,, a ,t ,, tikidert I wink' th e negat i ve was mint hi iv, at it' IICCIlr relice hill Na, called Ill their , th . titi ,,,, later and they r ,„,,, 1 , ed able expenditure of money. One ofMttrrts Myers. Paul tt " ttl ‘ teie at) I the 11111.1 important benefit, in making Louis \Veitzinan. Harold I osenthal, that ;m o ther 'old , case wool,' be to thi, change vs - ill Lea greater uniform- captain of , t1i, th e attirmative , teany ll 4, 4111• 1 1 Crla ■ tnig, shade 44i all the let, its. in the work and a better standard-. pronounce,' the nest speaker of it, ish people of Detroit. T The object of iation zf under • evening and \\ (411 first place. 111111. of the dressings it made under nn the I hese)! Shad Ernes is to pro, ide • f e „ ee ,,,,,m,,,,t, • T ilt , g,,,, th, mcn ‘0 , ,, sec o nd honors went to Nlorris NI \ es. funds to the Door when they surfer are ;II the head If the k e ,1 c r ,, s h en ,. The judges Here Mr. .•\ rthur I. Ftv• Iterealcm c nt ill their families and fire arc uticcting this reorganization as an el. Mr. Herman August and Nliss 1: unable to pay for fleet nt burial and as a mean, of 1‘ 1 Roby. ‘ ta,lbiiv t . y4il \ priite ■ of ,lid In efficiency \\CO31risisi•t,e1,111iii their hoed one, out of their ow n re- elimin a t ing wasie. dollar, sources' The societyhas ',.tlaitt it from The ('nits of Temple Beth 1...1 and i Stamps. and was as donated for the o•-, the III charter member. to over boot , I f t h em 1, i:tit \\- mt ,,,,, , ,,, (dm , feel gra , - casion by \I r. Look StililailSky. Tili• member, who pay tilll - 211 p: r month' iried that they acre git en the mit i- • second prize wiis tell dollars ill \\*• "• dues. It may be readily seen that its l ege If f comi.„„f„, to work fo their I S. Mr. Samuel H. Rubiner comril o o. nirlill'er`Iiil. i` recruit , d ,11 1. 11 V iron) present quarters in the Phoenix Club. eti several vocal ' ' 1115 ' accffil 'I'L`"I' I the families of the poor. III the Iwo TI,,, fell,11111,,,en. that they should ' by Nhss RoseNlorris, Year , iii it , I \ i'tti'ill''' 111.1.11,1 burial co-operate with the spirit of this re- , . The judges praised the t ha , beet, given ill "" " t "" e t! ' hi J ,,,,,„ ,, h ,, ,,, fain _ „egaiiiiation, and and for their oratorical excellence. t••i••• their worker, die , m're in destitute eirolllit•lalleb , I supervisor, will transfer their efforts sully in view of the fact that both arc and unable to pay the funeral ex- The I not more than sixteen years of at...- . instead. pen s e,. $25.011 \vas paid for Cultietery !l the ii. Run o 1 wo r rkers k er, will meet Both are members of Central Iligli lots for each of thc.t. cas e ,. and pr o p- 1 there on \\•,.d„,,,,,d aes and Thursdays, School, and their scholastic ability I. Cr burial took mace t undue Jovial) 1 Mr. Rosenthal and every Ii oman is urged to give lien knownIII all. Rosenthal "'II 4i11,4141(1 CS. . 1 time as h eretofo re so that the tom- leave next semester to take an ev - 4 Appeals for Fund for Burial Plot. munity gill continue to be repre- tensive course at Columbia t:ner- iv The Chesed She! lines Society sewed. city. maintains its own administrati \ c. building at bit breg - st, Street, \shoe may tidal]] information front r. it formally meets every Sunday at 7 P. NI. in June 15th it purchased a plot of ground out tiratito ..\ \ for a cemetery at a cost of ).:5.110i). The society has already made payment; amuunting to :800 oll this. - \ n addi- tional ;2,500 is due on August 5th. to raise this amount is an unusual strain Its mentherslup and in con- sideration of its noble purpos e is ap- pealing f111' contributions from the OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT outs Bass. 220 Palmer Street. Removal with of Sales Office. of interest to many readers of this paper is the announcement of J. Ballard. sales manager of the Sent S ■d■ ay Co.. that the sales offices of his liallb eilAktt la, The Busiest and Biggest East Side Jeweler. company have been removed from the plant 1705 Real Estate Excha„ge ( t on. Adams and Ilastings S ts. Detroit, Mich, general .1e\% - 1.11 The society maintains a - Golden Hooke ill vs Inch is inscribed the names of those II ho contribute $111.0O or over. Ithilations MASS MEETING may he made to NI. Schechter, 477 I lasting: Street, or 1;4,1,1111mi Bro... 39.3 Ilastings St. All contributions will be acknowledged through The Ielvish Chronicle. Collectors lave been atithorited to solicit but the pub- lic is warned to ask prop e r creden- tials from anyone solicIllfig tilt Ili. 'Hie officers of the She! on behalf of esed eEmes Society Ennis are: President. Sinn Sand, cis , : Utopia Hall, Sunday, June 30, 2 p. in. Vice-President. Gain • Freasiirer, Jacob Itinenstock; Sicre- tary. Ishtar Lipman; Trustee,. Sol Cor. Hastings and High Streets, tannin, Sant Jaffe. The Chesed Shel Emes Society provides decent bur- ial for those Jews who die in destitute circumstances. All Jews of Detroit are urged to attend the mass meet- i ng and give their aid in this noble work, YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE STARTS GENERAL ORGAN- IZATION. .A ;uncial Organization has bet•II formed of Detroit Jewish Clubs to further social itctivities throughout the city. Th, 1,11, 1.1111.111 was started by the Voting People', League. The other clubs that have joined are the .1lina Social Club. Viituniit Folk•s Social League. Bluebirds and the Oriole Chili. The officers of the club are Louis lia r s (Voting People% League). Pre,- itlent; Miss Jacobs (Alma Social Club), Vice-President: Mr. S. L. ! LUMBER Miller Young Folk's Social League). Secretary; Mr. Goldberg (.1 lina Social Club), Treasurer; Nils, ;crier (Bluebirds), Sergat-Arms th For Repairing, Remodeling, Interior Finish Thomas Forman Co. Nlectings are held semi-monthly. Other Jewish I. ishing to enlist ill the furthering of this nut\ ement Mt FORT St RIVER ROUGE-CEDAR SS SIGN THIS PLEDGE AND MAIL TODAY TO National War Savings Committee, Book Building, Detroit PAY NO 'MONEY UNTIL STAMPS ARE DELIVERD any of these stations: DELIVERY 'WILL BE MADE BY LETTER CAMER OR OTHER GOVERMENT AGENTS, National War Savings Conunittost Kindly &Inn to se at times iadicakd below. fat which I arm to pay ea einsty 161 Griswold Street, Corner of Michigan Ave., Detroit $1 U. S. WALSAVINGS STAMPS at $ 541.44 ••r wartio•11 'Sr I . I. S. Traverse City Monroe Bay City Grand Rapids Lansing Saginaw Kalamazoo Cheboygan Flint Port Huron as 411111114144, et! Monday by Mitytor Nlarx throw:H. nation wide in response to the It pest recently made by Presiticut NVilson. Jewish representati es w: ord er ha s gone forth trout tred the committee are. Nliss NI tri f t. ' Chess d Shel Eme ■ Society Provides Headquarters that all of the' Coddinfin and 1101111i Leo NI. Fratiltlin Proper Burial to Poor Jews. ' , wailer dressing units which are not: All European countries that ha, Appeals for Funds to Aid It. “P• ❑ rten , lay in ilie aeeL mull contributed their citizens li Thr (head Shut th Sucitty ibis, ihiOn for the summer and their years141 years 114 1 111 1110111114 ;tit organiaation of Jew, of workers are urged to come 10 the States are represented on the cunning almut is Inch comparato ely little t, St cowl Floor of the Book f et. by Di.trotters who, though now :1 know ti and yet it see e , 114 the o r their neighborhood w orkrooms \ mericans, are descendant s o f III important function, of the cilinillim-' j woeful. of European birth. ity. \ Inas , Meeting of tin , itrgani- The celeltratita: The illIntelliale reason for this is a is intended to demonstrate the l%441.1 zation tr ill ht. held tin Smut:iv aft, r- idlortage of e material; ther is how- ing together ttf the 114 111 11..1111W 011111. al [14111141 Ilall, cuff- race, ever, pit. 111), of vv•ork to keep ever \ ,,,„„ :„ d i tn t,.,1 a ,. A men , in t h e „ crg li cr Ila•ting, and High ,Ire, IS. tor . „,, fila „ i,„„, if s h e " i ll g „ t i , th,..,, , io- toby‘ tilt purpii, of acquainting the larger workrooms where preparing. ith Its work with and the urgent n, td for • in,pecting, assembling and packing is : PHILOMATHIC DEBAT- keeping alive and extending it, nec- . a i,,, d one in addition i ll th e making' c , sary activitie,. ING CLUB HOLDS of the dre,sings. The underlving ' The following \silt M EETING delver ;o1- cause Ill the change prim:oil\ one drt ••es: Rabbi Leo NI. Eratilslot. Path . of con-fen:0ton. It must be apparent I it ': I ittlitll, tit,t ,itte, , I . Ili'llillg (' l' ' ' ' hi Judah I.. Levin. Rabbi Joseph Tit- 10 everviiit• that there is a needles, held its amnia' Aiiitiel Alecting at Ili, 111111. RabbiA i•Iii‘kin anil Rithloi F.1 5 flame 01 time and tinero of those in ,Sha'areY , ZwickAntitt ' temw L ' t man charge at headquarters in apportion- I hursday everting. Thu feature ,if the Tbc Chi . ■ ,1 Sb11 1.:1.1r. ■ ortct ■ ,,.. ii„, ing ,,,,,I heaping track „i tilt work„f evening consisted of a debate1111thr militant/tut on \lay: 28th. lirlo. by tell ,, t mane smaller units, how much un-: sub j ect ' “ I"titetil That the Tint, I t: * I , pirited Jewish citizen , fs host necessa *ry motor •er \ ICV and Wash . ■■■• 1 Sla le i own. operate and cntrol o Ill • sympathies stern aroused lit the bur- tt r,ipping railroads after the scar” The attirii • material, there is, and More ' ial of a poor 'eve in this cite in the f -At, \daily of gauze and cotton Ina- ;dive %vas taken by !lariat! 1:toenthal. Full information may be obtained at Ann Arbor Cadillac Manistee Muskegon Adrian ti Selection the I v./ /411 rA I I Pr/ rA I Ir. I 'rill IA SP: I Pri Ir.411 r.4 r.4 P .% 1:11 0:41 FREE BURIAL SOCIETY Jewish Women's Red Cross Units HOLDS MASS MEETING to Merge With Others. SUNDAY , JUNE 30TH are not needed for a current quota. Jackson Hillsdale Cassopolis Alpena Pontiac IN AMERICANIZATION ZApTRIOG 0 N DAY 11111 1, .rain Pa on. aim ia) TPRIFI. STAMPS a 215e awls. aitlw aced* laicals& , . y 1 .5 n = OCT. ILCK td0;6THS IN WHICH DELIVERY LS ORDERED. I nor. Inc. NAME ADDRE-So Sool ...Wed clam. . NutlarataffIlIP SEPT. I WAR.LIVERIS CUM/SCARS ............. EARN.