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Fresh Air Camp Children in Action

broad

Play Ball, Swim, Have Their Boxing Matches, Participate in Dra-
matic and Cultural Events; New Friendships Formed and
Viewpoints Shared by the Boys and Girls

in Michigan

registration in town. Such mun-
dane matters as money, or the
lack of it, its not exist for camp-
ers. At Fresh Air Camp, as in
all similar semi-public institu-
tions, our Jewish theories and
American ideals of democracy are
put into actual practice. Swim-
ming trunks all look alike, and
here's not much difference in
amp clothes of any type. The
wealthy merchant's son bunks
next to the boy whose family Is
"on the welfare". New friend.
ships arc formed, new view-points
are shared. Sympathy and under-
st•nding grow apace. There is
much more to be learned at camp
than swimming technique or the
intricate rules of baseball.

Fresh Air Camp headquarters
are at 51 W. Warren Ave., Room
407.

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Detroiters will be glad to hear
that Tomy Dorsey, that inimi-
They Beat The Boy-Scouts
table maestro of the famous Dor-
Sunday Night Picnic Supper
"And Fresh Air is gonna play
sey Bros. Orchestra, has formed
the Boy Scouts", said Sammy —
his own band and they are play-
periods, a different group enroll- ing nightly, except Mondays, at
Sammy is seven, "and we're gon-
ing for each two weeks, many of the New Casino at Walled Lake.
na beat 'ern!"
the underprivileged children, as Tommy has assembled
a great
"Boy Scouts are pretty tough,"
well as those Who
pay the regular bunch of musicians, who provide
—the nine-year-old was dubious.
fee, stay for a period of a
month, till kind of tunes that won't let
"Well, what's the matter with
six weeks, or the season, as the
your feet behave. Appearing
us?" countered Sammy, "I s'pose
needs of each individual case dic-
GRATIOT AT 8•MILE
with the band is Paul Barry, CBS
we're not tough! Gosh, swimmin'
tate.
baritone star. The admission
twice a day, 'n settin'-up exercises
Fees for all other boys and
"Spinach Makes Y• Tough!"
before breakfast, 'n vegetables —
girls are $18 per each two-week charge is 50c, including dancing,
I'm so hungry I gotta eat 'em, too, each swimmer has a period, including bus transporta- and the Casino is easily accessible
by driving out Grand Oliver to
even though at home my
Mom
and medical examination. Novi and then turning north two
c an't make me—say—maybe Pop- i buddy. Not more than an arm's lion
But fees are only mentioned upon miles.
length, may a swimmer float
Eye the sailor is right about away from his buddy. Each is re-
p insatc, h i n—
a
sponsible for the whereabouts of
maLoo you strong'', th
e other. Triple check!
vouchshafed the nine-year-old.
As is the custom on Sunday
"Spinach makes ya tought", in
evenings,
supper was served Itic-
insisted Sammy, "'n boy, oh boy
Woodward
sic
fashion on the camp grounds.
our team eats plenty spinach!"
Spinach must have been on th Sandwiches and milk, and ice.
menu last Sunday because the c cream cones for dessert. The
Fresh Air Camp Nine trounce. 1 ' honored guests were interested in
PASUI o All
Several outstanding features
TIA 2A
the Boy Scouts 9-4, and it was
•, SI'S• SI)21:rgla.
The current Opera Under the
are scheduled for the Center
an honorable victory. For they
t' M A
"Coll 01:
Theater, at G540 Woodward Ave., Stars production at Navin Field,
are a fine, upstanding bunch of
"Blossom Time," opens Saturday.
near
the
Boulevard,
for
this
lads, this baseball team of the
Following it there will be present-
week.
1 7,M
" ;SSIgS 1PPV'sso0
Boy Scout Troop, No. 303 of the
On Saturday, Sunday, Monday ed "Cyrano de Bergerac," "The
; le
Detroit Police Post. David Karp
(;12,2 (...3n4
and Tuesday, July 13 to 16, Last Waltz" and "Nina Rosa."
their leader, Golden Gloves box-
u
The succeeding musical shows on
the
features
will
be
"Mississippi,"
H
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ing champion, is an old Fresh Air
starring Bing Crosby, W. C. the adjusted Summer program will
jlno er IrlsrY
Camper himself. Ile knows camp-
Fields, Joan Bennett; and "Wed- be announced shortly.
► ApKI24611
ers are in great physical condi-
ding
Night,"
with
Gary
Cooper
Romberg's
"Blossom
Time,"
on
tion, and hard to beat. So he ad-
and Anna Sten as the stars. A the mammoth outdoor stage, will
vised his team to come in swim-
Mickey Mouse cartoon will also see a number of new faces in lead-
min' and forget it.
be presented.
Red Caps and Patrol
On Wednesday, Thursday and ing roles. Hoy Cropper of "Student
Regular activities had been
Friday, July 17 to 19, the feat- l'rince" and "Vagabond King"
suspended for the afternoon at
ures will be "Sequoia,'" the start- fame will be seen for the first
Fresh Air Camp, so all campers
ling film which depicts the revolt time with the opera in the role of
from 6 to 16 could root for the
* TONIGHT *
of animals against man, and
The Bugler Blew Taps
team. And can they root! Girls
Baron Schober. Franz Schubert
"Times
Square Lady," together
always win in the rooting compe-
the bright, cheery dining-hall, with a color cartoon, "Sunshine will be played by Paul Keith, who
tition. Even the boys admit that.
Maker."
has appeared with Grand Opera
So Fresh Air Campers played where meals are usually served,
The Center Theater is elec- in both New York and Chicago,
but
they voted the picnic supper
host to the Boy Scouts. Led the
trically refrigerated and is al-
way, through the woods, the foot- swell. So did the campers.
and played the leads in "Vagabond
The dramatic group had pre- ways kept at 70 degrees by the King" and "Show Boat," taking
path winds past the handicraft
shelter, to picturesque, inviting pared a play. The stage was Oct mammoth 30-ton ice plant that
keeps the audience cool. Popu- Dennis King's places in these pro-
1.••• ■ •
aMe Lake. There, at the water's in Sec Hall, (that's caroperese for
larly priced, this theater is one ductions. The role of Mitzi Kranz
edge, are the bath-houses. Bath- recreation buildingl. Songs were
houses have showers, and lockers sung and stories told round the of the most attractive in the city. will he played by another well-
Free parking is offered to patrons known newcomer, Diana Galen.
for supplies. Guess how long it blazing camp-fire. The bugler of the theater.
t'SIVI7nANCING woo,
Leonard Ceely will be seen in
takes campers to hop into bath. blew taps. A scamper for the dor-
sorts
n
.....
this show in the role of Count
ing-suits. Counsellors lend a mitories. And so to bed!
a.... MI /AMOS* 41•Ali
Max Levy's Pupils Present. Scharntoff. Robert Betts, Desiree hp .....
friendly hand to the junior groups.
600 at Camp This Season
•000,1 0 eeeeeee VHS 1050 or Ms
Tabor, Robert Long, Barnett Park-
"By their caps ye shall know
ed in Third Recital
Over 600 underprivileged chil-
Symphony
r, Nancy Welford, Elizabeth
them!" Red caps mean just learn- dren will enjoy vacations
of Season
at
7randall, Sandra Ward, Truman
Garden
ing to swim. Back in the shallow Fresh
Air Camp this season, un-
laige, Bette Davis and many oth-
1001001 Am MI0 West •1410/flipA bed
water they stay. Green caps show der the auspices of the Jewish
The third and final musicale o
A'S FORIMOST DINO IA NOS
the first test has been passed. Welfare Federation. These chil- the current season of Max Le ers will be seen in the prominent
roles.
White caps are the real swimmers. dren are either recommended for
vy's vocal students took plan
Many of them will pass the Red Fresh Air Camp vacations by the July 3, at the studio 5475 Wood e
Cross Life Saving tests this week. various participating agencies of
ward Ave., before a select musical
Swimming counsellors are all ac- the Federation, or are individual audience. Among those presen
t
credited life-savers. Sonic of them cases to which attention has been
were Countess Elektra Rosanska
teach strokes and proper breath- brought. Although the camp sea- of Boston, internationally known
That Inimitable Maestro of the Famous Dorsey Bros. Orchestra
ing. Others patrol the beach. son is divided into two week opera isnger and
a past pupil o f
Mr. Levy; former Governor Wil-
bur Brucker.
Mrs. Brucker, one of Mr. Levy's
Swings His Baton 'fore a Grand Band
students who possesses a clear
soprano voice, showed marked im-
provement in her work and sang
Baritone, CBS Star
several selections.
Other who contributed to the
program were: Harry Mikuliak,
baritone; Emma Lazaroff-Scha-
ver, Mr. Levy's art student; Mme.
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