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Rosh Hashonah Greetings and Best Wishes to
the Entire Jewish Community

Through the medium of your
fine newspaper I desire to extend
to the Jewish citirenry of Michi-
gan a most successful New Year.
I am mindful of the signal part
taken by the Jewish people of
Detroit and all of Michigan in
upholding the tradition and aims
of our country. Permit me, there.
fore, to express the hope that
this Rosh Hashonah will bring to
all those of the Jewish faith great
prosperity and happiness.
PRENTIS M. BROWN,
U. S. S.

Among the. great achievements of the Jewish people
has been the preservation of their habits, customs,
religion and literature through all ages, among many
nations . . . An achievement unparalleled by any other
people in history.

It is, therefore, an extreme pleasure and privilege to
extend hearty felicitations on the important occasion
of Rosh Hashonah to my Jewish fellow citizens of the
great City of Detroit.
It is my privilege to say

Mrs. Bengis Publishes New
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Lakewood, N. J., are making their
permanent home at Moodus, Conn.
Mrs. Bengis, who is the author
of the popular book, "I Am A
Rabbi's Wife," announces that in
response to requests from many
individuals and a number of or-
ganizations she has just published
a new edition of her book. The
new edition is without cloth covers,
but has the complete text of the
old edition. The new edition was
published this way in order to save
expense and to put the book with-
in reach of all.
As is already known, Mrs. Ben-
gis wrote her book to aid her hus-
band who lost his health in active
service in the ministry. She is
grateful for all help and encour-
agement that will aid her in a
wider sale and distribution of the
book.
Mrs. Bengis will be glad to re-
ceive orders from any who are in-
terested. She will also be pleased
to hear from organizations who
may desire to order copies in bulk
for their members.
In this connection It might be
stated that a number of literary
groups and study circles have been
using th ebook as a text for dis-
cussion at their meetings.
A number of copies of the orig-
inal edition of the book is also still
available.
All orders for books and com-
munications should be addressed
to Mrs. A. Bengis, Moodus, Con-
necticut.
Rabbi and Mrs. Bengis desire to
thank their many friends, who, by
their encouragement and cheer in
the past have materially helped to
lighten their burden and to make
things more cheerful for them.
They extend greetings to all for
a happy and prosperous New
Year.

1937

Rosh Hashonah Greetings

The greatest debt civilization owes to the Jew is the
lesson of democracy, beginning with the liberation
from Egypt and culminating with the giving unto this
great people of the Torah, from which all peoples have
and will continue to draw upon their inspiration of
true life.

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FRESH AIR CAMP CLOSES SEASON

Close to 1,000 Children Were Accomodated This

Summer

With a full attendance of 200
boys and girls registered for the
last two weeks of the season, Fresh
Air Camp, at Blaine Lake, is bring-
ing to a close its most successful
year, Irwin Shaw, camp director.
announced this week.
Close to 1,000 children have been
accommodated at Fresh Air Camp

abilities turned in that direction. A
"daily newspaper," dubbed the
"Fresh Air Breeze"—produced in
the camp for campers, kept every-
body constantly informed on camp
activities.
Indian council fires held fre-
quently throughout the camp peri-
ods were sources of much enjoy-

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Le Shono Tovo Tikosevu!
A Happy New Year to All

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of the Free Synagogue, is dead
here at the age of 67, following
a heart attack suffered while driv-
ing an automobile. A native of
Cincinnati, Mrs. Goldstein had
been president of the women's
organization of the Free Syna-
gogue and a leader in the Feder-
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"LAUNCHING THE BOAT" AT FRESH AIR CAMP

since early in July, Shaw revealed,
totaling 2,100 camp-weeks of ac-
tivity and recreation. The Camp
is one of the agencies of the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation. Virtually
every child coming to the resort, lo-
cated on 90 acres of land near
Brighton, Mich., was either given
preliminary instruction in swim-
ming or was advanced to a higher
ranking as a swimmer, records re-
veal. Others were taught fancy div-
ing, under-water swimming, how
to get in and out of a canoe in the
water without tipping the craft, or
other important aquatic activity.

ment. Entertainments were
pre.
sented both by the campers them-
selves and by the members of the
Camp staff.

Twenty-five of the older campers

passed tests which qualified them as

Junior Life Savers under the rigid
classifications of the American Red
Cross, and six or more members of
the camp staff passed tests quali-
fying them as Senior Life Savers
—bringing the entire camp staff
into that category. This instruc-
tion, particularly for the Junior
Life Savers, qualifies many of them LEON BLUM, France's first Jew-
ish prima minister, who re-
to help guard beaches and swim-
signed after an epochal year in
ming pools.

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"A FUEL WITHOUT A FAULT"

Construction of • new dock at
the beginning of the summer made
possible two swimming matches at
Air Camp with swimmers
from two nearby Camps. The "F. A.
C." contestants won one and lost
one match.
Considerable activity was also
evidenced throughout the summer
on the athletic field where much
new equipment, secured through
the kindness of Harry Jacobson,
made it possible for the campers to
learn some of the finer points of
baseball, basketball, handball, ten-
nis and many other sports. The
new handicraft shelter--a building
devoted entirely to the arts and
crafts—gave ample space for in-
struction in metal work, clay mod-
eling, wood working anti leather
craft as well as painting, drawing
•and sketching for those whose

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Mrs. Frenkel, Treasurer of
Sisterhoods Federation, Dies

pie Sisterhoods, is dead here at
the
of 89. A former presi-
dent of the Sisterhood of the
CINCINNATI (WNS) —
Luse M. Wise Temple, she was
Jonas B. Frenkel, treasurer of also active in the United Order

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