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PAGE TWO

THEVLTROITANISH (11 RON lat

AN OPEN LETTER FROM THE
Y. W. H. A. CAMP DIRECTOR TO
EVERY JEWISH GIRL IN DETROIT

BOE SKY PRODUCTS
Are Welcomed in
Every Home

JR.

ITI1IP A

CE

Miss Esther Lsewenberg is a
member of the committee in charge
of the formal dinner-dance with
going
you •
decided
where you n delft.
ot
Hr
room
ions meals are tastefully which the Junior Young Peoples
for your vacation? If not t and appet izingly served in strict
let me refer you to the Y. W. II. A. accordant. e with Jewish
h d' •
•
amp, whose natural beauty is laws. On Friday evenings, the
without equal in camps in the mid. Sabbath is sanctified by the light-
west and whose program of sports, ing of candles and a simple relig-
entertainments, rest and play hors service.
makes it truly an ideal place to
The three spacious dormitories,
spend the precious vacation weeks. each containing 12 rooms with two
Camp is located upon the shore b e d, in a
of beautiful I.ake Huron, 75 miles every req room are equipped with
uisite for rest and corn-
from Detroit. The large, rustic r m.,.

, f ou
The delicious taste of Boesky Bros.' delicatesse n gate which marks the entrance to
y
don't know how to play
the camp swings open and wel-
'
there is a class for begin-
products has won the favor of all Detroit. You'll
comes you with a promise of many tennis,
nem
you do know how to play,
delightful hours.
Broad, green
make no mistake in serving "Boesky's" for all
fields, cool woods, sandy beach and you are taught how to improve
sparkling blue water send forth an your game. Red Cross Life-saving
occasions—whether's it's a party, bridge
instructors will teach you how to
invitation to play 81111 rest.
If you are out for a "rollicking swim and will insure absolute safe- ,
:
or unexpected company. Remember,
I good time" the competent staff of ty in the water.
"Boesky's" will be welcomed
It is the purpose of camp to pro-
specialized counsellors offer a var-
ied schedule of activities, tennis, vide rest and relaxation through',
by your friends.
basketball, baseball, field athletics. sport and recreation and to afford

HERZ' MEMORIAL
MEETING JULY 7 Special Reduced Rates in June

(ELKIN MANAGEMENT)

Announcement is made by the
ewish National Fund that a Beret
Memorial meeting will be held (01
Tuesday evening, July 7, under the
auspices of the Zionist District of
Detroit, of which Simon Shetzer is
president, with the cooperation of
all other Zionist groups in the city.
Ben F. Goldman, president of
, the National Fund, also announces
that plans are being completed for
a canvass in synagogues for the
fund on Tisha July 22 and
2J. I. W. Lawton heads the com-
mittee in charge,
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INTERNATIONAL

ZIONIST CONGRESS
TO OPEN AT BASLE

(Continued from Page One.)

swimming, boating and golf, and of an opport unity for new' friendships.
course, evening sings aroung the The atmos phere of good fellowship, I
campfire. Hikes, trips and picnics of sponta moons gait)' and of thor-
are arranged for those who with "ugh gul oyment will banish all
With the added convenience of tables, giving us a
to see the beauty of the surround- cares
,t
,oiif he morrow and the mem- MISS ESTHER LOEWENBERG
seating capacity of 100, our Downtown Shop in the
ing countrytide.
.rfect days will remain
Society of Shaarey Zedek will close
high up on a cliff, overlooking with you
Library Market makes an ideal lunching rendezvous.
long after the vacation its first season. The affair is to
the lake are the comfortable camp'. itself is f orgotten.
buildings, modern in equipment and' Camp
open on Sunday,
S
ay, June be held June 2,3 at the Knollwood
appointments. Recreation hall of. 28 , and w I remain open until La- Country Club
Chaperones include Dr. and Mrs.
fern opportunity for indoor enter- bur Day. The fee is 811 a week.
. m an
, Mr.
Mr and Mrs. A.
tainment and complete relaxation. , The camp has leaves the clubhouse A. AL Hersh
There is a large open fireplace be- 'every Sunday morning at half-pastLoui s Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Caplan, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Si-
III fore which to pop corn and tell eight.
Judging from the large number mon, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gordon.
stories on cot(' and rainy evenings,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Aaron-
Twelfth at Hazelwood
0 ,, o.
Hastings at Farnsworth and a practical stage for stunts, of registrations already recorded, „ and
programs and dramatic perform- the summer of 1931 gives promise '
Library Market, Library and Gratiot
The
following officers for the
antes. A well equipped library , (I f being the busiest in our camp
coming year were installed at the
with comfortable chairs is a hove history.
h
-
last
meeting
of the year, June 11.
en for those who want rest rather
Very sincerely yours,
Albert Gordon, president; Han-
than activity.
ELLA VERA FELDMAN,
son
Bucliver,
vice-president; Es-
In the screened open air dining
Executive Director,
ther Loe•enberg, secretary; Will-
FOR A PLEASANT VACATION COME TO
iam Caplan, treasurer; and the fol.
HIAS FIELD DIRECTOR JUNIOR NATIONAL FUND lowing additional members of the
SEEKS RENEWALS HERE OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY ward of directors: Jacob Keidan,
Alaxwell Jospey, Rosalind Fischer,
An up-to-date resort on a farm. Electric lights, hot and
B. Young, field director of the
Fayga Keidan and Morton Wein-
cold running water in large, airy rooms, and a large, airy din-
The second anniversary
Hebrew Sh eltering and Immigrant : The
the
ing room. Strictly kosher meals—all foodstuffs from our own
unior
Jewish Notional Fund was : ber
o..
I
Aid Societ y of America (Hies), is Junior
farm.
celebrated with a party for men- i dnder the leadership of Sidney
visiting Detroit for the purpose of
laa' retiring president, and the
Large, spacious lawns with tennis and basketball courts,
berm
and
friends
on
May
23
at
the
Ii
Ca
seeking
renewals
from
those.
al•
Caplan, of George Weiswasser,
children's playgrounds, outdoor gymnasium, billiard room and
2659 I
ready contributing to the society. home of Miss Jerry
open air swimming pool.
1'r
:divisor,
this first year of the so-
Mr. Young will also visit alter Carter.
On June 7, the group participat- ciety's existence has been highly
Rates Extremely Reasonable
Michigan cities.
For R
''d in the annual Flower Day of the successful.
lions and Further Particulars Write
{Has, Jewish
as is well
known, . is the Jewish National Fund. The fol.
remise
i
immigrant
aid so-
'
LEVIN'S RESORT, R. F. D. No. 1, South Haven, Mich.
Thousands Flock to Belle Isle
ciety in the world and is rendering lowing members took part:
Phone 431 or 1814-W
Jeanette Hoffman, captain, Es Concert of Chord of Judea.
outstanding. service to Jewish wan-
they
Karbal,
Ethel
Belinsky,
Alol-
derers everywhere. The demands
upon Hies are ever increasing by Its Zimmerman, henry Gottlieb,
By J. JOYRICH
The Chord of Judea Symphony
Bell Telephone Authorizes reason of intolerable conditions in Lends Further and Jack l'ollack.
Among the future activities of Orchestra, composed of a group of
Europe with the result that its re-
Expenditure of $4,500,000. sources have been greatly taxed. the group are:
young boys and girls, made a fine
1. An outing to which members showing at the open air concert at
than has now an endowment fund
may bring their friends, at Bloom- Belle Isle last Sunday evening.
At the monthly meeting of the and is dependent upon voluntary
contributions from American Jew. er Park on Sunday, June 21.
This was the first time in the his-
board of directors of the Michigan
2. An open meeting, to which the tory of Detroit that a Jewish or-
ry.
Bell Telephone company, held June
,
public
is
invited,
featuring
a
well-
In a statement issued by Aiwa-
chestra occupied the Shell at Belle
11, the expenditure of $1,500,000 ham Herman, the president, the known speaker and entertainers, to Isle and drew such a large crowd.
'
was authorized for new construe., earnest hope is expressed that the be held in a few weeks,
The National Nights will begin
3. The annual moonlight in July, on June 29. It is not unusual to
tion, according to an announce- Jews of Detroit will give Mr.
ment by Burch Foraker, president, Young every co-operation and sup- definite (late for which has not as see large crowds on the National
yet been set.
Nights because the Detroit Sym-
Of this total, $3,153,000 is for the port.
phony Orchestra is part of the fea-
Detroit exchange area and $1,367,.
turing
program. But last Sunday,
is for the remainder of the Preparations of D. H. H. S. S. 800 RADIO DEALERS
BOOK 000
state.
the Chord of Judea established a
for Belle Isle Event.
VIEW LATEST MODELS precedent in giving an entirely in-
I'L'ith the Jewish Night, opening
dependent Jewish night. It is a
Gives eouet• met erre.. ea ever 1,001
dirt ttttt lines of buena... No ITIClOY
the National Nights in Belle Isle,
A CORRECTION
More than 600 radio dealers were regretahle fact, however, that on
What your business, In this book you
approaching rapidly, the Detroit entertained Wednesday night at a so-called Jewish night devoted
wIll And th• number of your vs:tepee.
tIra cuetom•ra
Halevy-Ilazomir Singing Society is the Hotel Steller by the Philadel- solely to the Jewish people that the
In hist weeks issue, in the item preparing
Valuable Information le •Iso elven mi to
a 100-per cent Jewish
bow YOU tan too the mails to secure
about the honor conferred upon program for the open air concert phia Storage Battery Co., manu- program consisting of eight com-
orders and Ingots'. for your yrodOcts
Or Meno..
Robert J. Kositchek, son of Mr. which is to take place on Monday facturers of the Philco radio. The positions was non-Jewish except
MM. for Year Fart cep,
and Mrs. Louis Kositchek of Lan- evening, June 29. The program models for the next two years were for the Hebrew Chant composed
R. L. POLK & CO., Detroit, Mick.
sing, it was erroneously stated will be published in the next issue shown to the dealers following the I by William P. Bliznick, conductor
Lamm Co, DIrectery PubtiMera i. ths wary
that he was the son of Immigrant of The Chronicle. Rehearsals are entertainment. The meeting was' of the Chord of Judea.
M.th•Y b C Cassetters—auslaess autistic*
A beautiful moment of the eve-
parents. This is wrong, His taking place each Wednesday eve- in charge of Eustace Vynne.
sk Preis.. of [mod Moil advents,.
lung was when, before the second
father was born in Lansing and
ning at Northern High School,
Who seeks shall find, and who to I part of the program, Adelle War-
his mother in Chicago,
room 123•
sleeps shall dream.
! ren, little daughter of Mrs. Anna
Warren, well-known soprano, pre-'
sented Mr. Illiznick with a bouquet
of flowers on behalf of the Detroit
Halevy Havomir Singing Society.
Miss Esther Cohen accompanied
at the piano. 'William Klein is
president and manager of the so-
ciety.

Boesky Bros

Levin's Resort • South Haven

Can be
ttured

by

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and Mailing List Catalog

the government's aid in preventing
Saturday football games. It is
understood that while the high
commissioner sympathized with
the rabbis' perturbation, he did not
promise to intervene in a matter
after public opinion had failed to
influence the players.

Mandates Body Gets Protest.

GENEVA. — (J. T. A.) — The
Mandates Commission of the
League of Nations, which is now in
session here, received a memoran
dum from Israel Amikam of Haifa
entitled a "Memorandum on th
Violation by the Department o
Posts and Telegraphs of the Gov
ernment of Palestine of the Righ
of the Ilebrew Language to Equal
ity with the other Official Lan
gauges of Palestine, "
Mr. Annktm's memorandum ,
points out that telegrams in the
etiolate are accepted,
like telegrams in and foreign and
unofficial language, only if written
in Latin script, while the Arabs
are permitted to send am receive
telegrams in their own script.
The memorandum cites the fol-
lowing alleged grounds for this
discrimination; the number of
Hebrew telegrams is small in com-
parison with the number trans-
mitted in other languages and
therefore it is not worth while to
alter the established practice;
technical difficulties in the way of
transmitting telegrams in Hebrew
characters; and the introduction
of telegraphy in Hebrew charac-
ters would involve an increase in
the budget
To these objections Sir. Ami-
kam replied that a Hebrew mes-
i sar gu eou in s aL na dt itnh
a acrcaoeu t n e t r s s /o s r a m
th i s h
the-
reluctance of Jews who know
other languages to send telegrams
in Hebrew, that the Morse signs
for the Hebrew letters are identi-
cal with those for the Arabic ones,
that all that is necessary is to cable
at the beginning of the message a
Morse signal meaning "Hebrew"
Just as a signal for "Latin" or
"Arabic," as the case may be is
prefaced now, the receiving clerk
then knowing what script to use,
and that the cost of teaching non-
Jewish telegraph employes 22 He-
brew characters, the only addi -
tional cost, is negligible.

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MRS. BLOOMGARDEN
DIES AT AGE OF 69

- STERNBERG TAKES
CHARGE OF LEGAL
f
NOTICE SECTION

Ask Voice in Negoti•tions

Last week, Jacob Schakrie. busi
ness manager of The Detroit Jew
ish Chronicle, announced that In
had obtained the services of Sam
uel Sternberg, attorney, to direc

Ales, Mary Illoomgarden 69
veal a old, died Sunday in her home,
16;30 A'irginia Park, after an
ness of two weeks.
Her death came less than a
month after that of her husband,
Abraham .1. Bloomgarden, promi-
nent in Detroit's produce business
for 17 years as head of A. .1.
Illoomgarden & Suns, Ile died
May 21.
Mrs. Bloontgarden had lived in
Detroit 68 years. She was horn
in Utica, N. 1'. She leaves thret.
daughters, Mrs. I., B. Cowen, Mrs,
Sadye Silver and Ales. H. I. Kal.
let, all of Detroit, and two sons,
Philip of Detroit and David of Los
Angeles,

Funeral services were conducted
in Temple Beth El chapel Wednes.
day at 2 p. m., with burial in Oak-
vi•w.

In loving memory of our darling
(laughter and sister, Beverly D.
Levine, who passed away six years •
ago, June 18, 1925.

SAMUEL STERNBERG
the work of the Wayne County
Legal Notice Publication.
()h. darling daughter Reverie.
Since you have passes!
AMOY.
In accepting this important post,
It seems It in not silt years ago.
Mr. Sternberg expresses his opin-
But only yerterdag.
ion that a valuable service has been
wi ite un r Zes" ;1'tk h Y tt7:s
made available to the members of
• Ileveriy dear. how we love you,
the bar and other persons who will
And love cannot forget.
The Lord took you from us,
have occasion to use the services of
It ma. Ilk holy will ,
this d epartment.
And le ft in our hearts • vacancy
I.egal notices are usually pub-
Which no one else can fill.
w'r •re lela.;ys thinking of you, we
lished in legal papers that have a
very limited circulation and in
And our hearts •re aael with pain.
most instances confined Only to
Oh. earth would be heaven, could we
lawyers. Yet, practically every
Ilut hear your voice again.
notice that appears in these papers
Sadly missed by her loving par-
contain a story that fairly throbs
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David A. Le.
with human interest.
As to the attorneys and other vine of 1652 Burlingame avenue,
'
persons taking advantage of this Brothers Herschel and Seymour
opportunity, there will be afforded and Sister, Iris.
T hem
g medium of a
In loving memory of our dear
much larger scope than that used
I son and brother, Walter Bartlett
at the present time.
All communications may be di- Levine, who passed away 16 years
rected to the office of The Chronicle ago, June 16, 1915.

NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—A
resolution protesting against the
new law restricting land purchases
in Palestine was adopted at the
convention of the Federation of
Palestinian Jews in America, held
on Saturday evening and Sunday
at the Hotel Pennsylvania, Man-
hattan. The convention also de.
folded to ask of the forthcoming
Zionist Congress in Basle that in
negotiations between Zionist lead.
era and Arabs the opinions of na-
Annual Picnic of Home Re- tive-born Palestinian Jewsbe
taken more into consideration,
lief Society Monday.
since the native Jews, in the opin-
ion of the convention, are more
On Thursday afternon, June 11,
acquainted with the Palestinian addressed to the Wayne County You left behind broken heart. that loved
Mrs. II, M. Shulman was hostess
1, 111 171tint
pincer.. who never have and
Arabs than foreign-born Zionist Legal Notice Publication, 525
to the board of directors. As this ' leaders.
Woodward avenue. A call to Cad- never will. forget you Walter dear, In
memory a constant thought, in our
sus the last hoard meeting for the
illac
1040
will
bring
a
representa-
ea
a
r
rt
s
.
I
a
.
silent sorrow. Deep in our,
Rabbi J. Si. Charlap wan elected
Home Relief Society, ways and I
president of the Federation of . tive with full information, rates broth.er rts:ain'
means were planned to continue the
tlik7tA
and legal forms.
i r narn7rtfZe7rf's:r'ne
r we keep it.
Palestinian Jews. Rabbi Chaim
lie •Iways had some thee,
ease and hospital work right
ful wordu, ant
Hirschenson was elected honorary-
emiles we see them
through the summer. Mrs. Shut-
yet.
JULIUS
BRODIE
DEAD
fli•
tender
love
for everyone we
president and Rabbi Aaron Teitel-
never will forget.
man has taken a leave of absence ,
Julius Brodie, 65 years old, 1914
baum, honorary vice-president.,
for the summer and the work is to
Jacob Moineshter was chosen sec- Edison avenue, Detroit resident
His loving parents and sisters.
I continue under supervision of Mrs.
retady, and Uri Felshin, treasurer. for 14 years, died of heart disease
Al Weisman, Mrs. Ben Schwartz
W ednesday at 1 p. m., after a five-'
F
I assisting.
months' illness. He was president
On Monday, June 22, the annual
Inter.Fraternal League.
of the firm of J. Brodie & Sun,
picnic given by the Home Relief ,
ventilating enginers and contrac-
Society for their children and fam-
The Inter-F'raternal League is tors.
ilies will take place at Belle Isle. composed of the following
Mr. Brodie was born in New
(rater
Members are requested to be at the nities: Alpha Tau, A. Z. A., 93, York City, where he was engaged
Old Casino grounds at 11 o'clock. Epsilon Nu, Phi-Alpha Tau, Phi in business until he moved to De-
Fur the children there will be races Beta and Phi Kappa Epsilon. It troit.
and games. Mrs. Manners will be I is sponsoring its yearly dance at
Ile leaves his widow, Mrs. Anna
in charge of the activities, assisted LaRue's Casino at ('ass Lake
Formerly EDMUND C. LEWIS
on Brodie, three sons, Aaron, II. Lee
by Mrs. Cornell and Mrs. Arkin.
Saturday next, June 21). Samuel and Arnold N. Brodie, and two
, Capp of Alpha Tau is chairman of daughters, Eleanor and Edith
Russian Express Service.
Brodie.
this affair.
81 DELAWARE AVE.
Funeral services were held
Send food packages to Russia—
TRINITY 2-3211
Thursday afternonfi with i nter-
rather, try and send food packages
ment at Clover Hill Park Ceme-
to Russia!
tery. Dr. Franklin officiating.
Not as easy at it sounded, when
WILLIAM NORINS
the cables flashed the report that
Ile who loves money cannot be pl111
1111MINOMMammusow
. the Soviet Government had lifted 'of 2218 Gladstone avenue, 32 righteous, and he who hastens af-
years
old,
died on June 14. Fu-
the ban. The rejoicing, it seems,
ter possessions is led away from
Granite and Marble
neral services were held on June
was a little premature.
the right path. Happy the rich
17 at Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home,
It costs two dollars in Parcel
whose hands are clean and who do
with interment at Machpelah not cling to possessions.
Postage to send one dollar's worth
If there
of food. It takes no many weeks Cemetery. Cantor Cugell and- be such a man, we will praise him
that the risk of spoilage is consid- ' ated. He is survived by his wife. as happy, for he has done much
Mamie,
and
a
little
daughter,
MANUEI. URBACH
erable. Then there is the rather
for his people. If thus tested and
serious feature that no insurance Ilelen; his mother, Mrs. Strick- found unblemished, we will exalt
7729 TWELFTH ST.
is available. And finally, there stein ; two sisters, Mrs. P. Shaffer him. If, having had the opport-.
are a complex mess of restrictive and Fay Slutzky, and one brother, nity to deceive, he did it not, hav-
Euclid 7192
Herman.
ing had the means to act unjustly,
laws at the Russian end which
he acted fairly.—The Talmud.
, wk
would tend to dishearten most of
FANNIE RING
us.
of
9670
Otsego,
24
years
old,
died
But the problem seems to have
on June 14.
Funeral services
created its own solution. Food
must go to hungry relatives in Rus- were held at Lewis Bros.' Funeral
Home on June 15, with interment
sia. So the Russian Express
at Machpelah Cemetery. She is
Service was created, with the
survived by her husband, Morris,
unique arrangement of an office in
and a baby daughter, her mother,
Berlin from which the packages
and a sister in Russia, a sister,
are shipped and delivery guaran.
Mrs. Mollie Kaminsky of Detroit,
teed.
and two brothers, Izzie Stershein
There is an assortment of pack-
of Detroit and Sam of New York.
ages of food-stuffs to fit every purse
LAFAYETTE 0800
and need. The cost is no higher
1832 W. Fort, at Twelfth
JENNIE GLASS
than the cost of food and transpor-
of 15531 Normandy, 47 years old,
tation. Packages reach Russia
died
on
June
17.
Funeral
set
-v-
from Berlin in a few days.
ices were held on June 17 at
The Russian Express Service op-
Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home, with
Daniel Lewis
Seymour Lewi.
erates in Chicago from 105 West
Saul Lewis
Gooto• (owls
Adams Street and may he reached interment at Independent Detroit
I.odge Cemetery. She is survived
at Randolph 6727 for further infor.
by her husband, !creel; three sons,
motion.
David, Theodore and Morris, and
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
one daughter, Dolly.

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L

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SAMUEL STERNBERG, Managing Director

Ca dillac 1040

Unveiling of Tombstone.

525 Woodward Ave.

CARL SILVERMAN
of 158514 Sussex, 2 Si years old,
died on June 14. Funeral services
were held on June 14 at Lewis
Bros, Funeral Home, with inter - ,
merit at Cloverhill Park Cemetery,
Who seeks • quarrel, finds it marl Ile Is survived by hie parents, Mr.
at hand.
and Mrs. Nathan Silverman,

An unveiling of a monument in
memory of Samuel Plain, mill take
place on Sunday. June 21, ■ t 2 p
m., at Marhpelah Cemetery.

I

7739 John R. St.

Trinity 2-2114