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May 20, 1938

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PLAN FOR VETS'
ANNUAL CONCLAVE

parade as well as the numerous
business sessions will be included
in the busy program. Numerous
places of interest will be visited
by the out-of-town veterans.

Hello Knollwoodians! Ilere we
are back again along with your
creditors ready to dispense foot-
notes on Knollwood personalities.
All members will look alike in the
news spotlight . . . We will en-
deavor to print the,, news you
make . . . not the views we take
. .. so we'll be seeing you in the
column.
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Do You Have To Die
To Win

Many people do not fully realize
what Life Insurance can mean to
them after the immediate need
for family protection has passed
—say from age 60 onwards. Having provided for your fam-
ily what'have you done for yourself? If your present insur-
ance would nbt provide a comfortable retiring allowance, let
me show you our Retirement Income plans. I will give you
full particulars without obligating you in any way.

DAVID L NAIR

BARRY IIIMELSTEIN

"..GREAT-WEST LIFE

A••tdoeesNCIII COMPANY

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•••iii• • •SIONNI•a•

I suppose we ought to begin
by reporting that the course
(curse to • few friends we
know) is in the best condition
it's ever been in but that
and it won't
wouldn't b e news, ■
help • few others, because
youv'e already seen it for your-
selves .. . and know that it's
"tops" in the district.
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A nod to Iry Blumberg, Jim
Ellmann, Nate Boris, Alms
Schreiber and Fred Simmons
for the fine work they did on
behalf of the Allied Jewish
Campaign . . . At one of the
luncheons Fred was asked to
take a bow in recognition of
his specialty in getting contrib.
utions from "sleepers" . . .
Note: A "sleeper" is one whose
name is not recorded in the
_ solicitation list and has never
contributed to any previous
campaign.

Announcing the Official Opening of the .„

BIALOSTOKER PICNIC GROUNDS

SUNDAY & MONDAY, MAY 29 - 30

DECORATION DAY

All landsleit and friends are invited to the opening. M u sic
for dancing—light lunches and refreshments—
Make your plans to attend

ADMISSION FREE

The grounds are available to all societies for affairs at very
reasonable rates. For further information call Julius Reznik,
Townsend 6-1871.

Direction to Park; Inn fl)ke Mad 10 II•Mlle Rood; turn right one mile
to 1104AM Road; turn left on lloo‘er Road at 111/2-Mile Rood to Amanda

MARTIN HORWITZ

Top Allowance in the City

FOR YOUR CAR ON NEW

DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH

SERViCE
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WWJ from 8:45 to 9 p. m., on the
following dates:
Monday, June 20—Speaker, Dr.
Robert Rosen, chairman of gen-
eral housing.
Monday, July 18—Speaker, Na-
thaniel Goldstick, chairman of
program.
Monday, August 22—Speaker,
Dr. Perry P. Burnstine, post sur-
geon and chairman of publicity.
Samuel J. Leve spoke over
WWJ last Monday.
The committee is also contem-
plating using other radio facilities
with additional speakers.
On May 29, at 10 a. in. Mau-
'
rice Bordelove, will speak during
Memorial Day Services for the
veterans.
Plans are also being made to
enlist the American Legion, the
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
other veteran groups to co-operate
in various ways to help in the
success of the convention.
Mayor Richard W. Reading
is expected to deliver the wel-
coming address at the opening of
the gathering.
The Women's Auxiliary of De-
troit Post No. 135 and its presi-
dent, Mrs. H. Shapiro, are also
developing an interesting program
of entertainment for the ladies.
Approximately 10,000 delegates
and friends are expected in De-
troit for the national annual get-
together Sept. 2 to 5, at the Book
Cadillac Hotel.

REPAIRED
CLEANED
AND DYED

for journalism for dramatics.
Craftsmanship in printing, weav-
ing, modeling, woodwork and
many other manual arts is de-
veloped.

Fresh Air Camp opens its 25th
season—its I lth at the present
location on Blaine Lake, near
Brighton, Mich., on June 27, with
plans for a summer program of
healthful, outdoor activties for
Jewish boys and girls from six
through 15 years of age. The
1938 season will be divided into
five two-week periods, beginning
June 27, July II, July 25, Aug.
8 and Aug. 22.
Camping programs have been
highly developed since the out
days, a quarter of a century ago,
when Fresh Air Camp was out

New Clinic Addition

• Surprisingly low prices
for quality work.
• Try Forest fine Shoe
Repairing — see the

A twelv•-bed dormitory addition
to the camp clinic has been built
this year. The modern, medical
I clinic is fully and scientifically
equipped to treat any emergency.
A physician and graduate nurse
are on duty at all times. Pure well
water, inspected regularly by the
Michigan State Department of
Health, is piped to all parts of
the grounds and into all buildings,
An excellent sewage disposal sys-
tem, with washroom and toilet
facilities in each building, insures
camp sanitation and camper
health.

AT CAMP CLINIC

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Members have received weekly
bulletins reporting the progress of
the swimming pool, committee ap-
pointments. improvements. social
plans, etc., so anything recorded
here would be repetition, but
there is one thing we feel should
be repeated and that is the local
Hikes and Hobbies
phone number of the club . . .
Hikes are more than tramps
Elmhurst 6870 . . . As Charlie
Ginsberg would say, "What a con- through the country—they are ex-
peditions for the study of nature
venience!"
lore and woodcraft. Hobbies are
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given a prominent place in the
Sam Kutzen almost had one
Fresh Air Camp program, also. A
of his hands amputated while
camp paper and costumed thea-
playing • friendly round' with
trical performances offer oppor-
Max Kerner, Harry Clark and
tunities for children with a flair
Sam Gelanty . . . On the third

FACTORY
METHODS

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NO CHARGE
FOR PICK • UP
AND DELIVERY

Phone TRINITY 1•2000

Through the years Fresh Air
Camp has grown to be • commu-
nity institution. Many Detroit
Jewish boys and girls, who at-
tended the camp as children, have
returned each summer and re-
mained to become counselors and
camp directors. This year Irwin
Shaw will return for his third sea-
son as camp director. He brings
with hint a highly-trained coun-

Jefferson Ave , just a stone's
throw away from the city. Today,
the camp site occupies 90 acres
in the heart of the Michigan coun-
tryside. Its modern buildings,
surrounded by woods and rolling
farm country, face beautiful. se-
cluded Blaine Lake.
And campers' days are filled
with planned activities of greater
scope and variety than pioneer
Fresh Air Society directors would
have believed possible. The twice-
daily dip includes scientific swim-
ming instruction, guarded by ac-
credited Ode-savers, with classes
in canoeing and boating as part
of the general waterfront pro-
gram. All outdoor games. from
eball and tennis to croquet
be
and horse-shoe pitching are super-
vised by counselors expert in the
particular sport.

by

difference.

• Specialized Shoe Dye-
ing and Cleaning.
• We use themost
Modern Shoe Factory
Equipment.
• Expertly trained Shoe-
makers rebuild shoes
to look like new.
• We use only the fine
Prime Oak leathers.

Community Institution

Interesting radio program in
behalf of the United States Jew-
ish War Veterans and their 43rd
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
national encampment were ar-
ranged for broadcast over Station Max Blumberg and Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Bonin on the Consecration
of their daughters, Adele and
Marion, respectively ... Also con-
gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Kavanau on the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Richard, Alan.
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SHOE REBUIL DING

Will Open Its 25th Season on June 27;
Registrations Now Being Taken at
51 W. Warren Ave.

Tyler 6-4100

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WHOLESALE S HOWROOMS

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BUY Fine Furniture wholesale through
any dealer of your own choice.
WE welcome the opportunity of show-
ing you around without any obligation
to buy.

BASEBALL AT CAMP

selor staff of 24, headed by Irving
Rosen and Sara Stein, as chief
counselors, both of whom are
well-known and well-loved by
Fresh Air Campers of the past
few years. Mr. Shaw is planning
a two-day institute for his coun-
selors at camp, June 25 and 26.
Registrations for Fresh Air
Camp may be made at 61 West
Warren Ave., Room 308. any
week-day from 9 a. rn. to 4:30 p.
m. The camp fee for a two-week
period, including transportation
to and from camp, and a physical
examination. is 820. Detailed in-
formation may be obtained by
calling the camp office, Columbia
1600.

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8928 TWELFTH ST.
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any other 'isms.'
WHOLESALE ONLY
The Jewish War Veterans of
Showroom Hours-9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Daily
the United States is recognized
9696 GRAND RIVER
Monday and Wednesday till 9 P. M.
by the United States Veterans')
Near Livernois
HOGARTH 9898
Tells of Aims of War Veterans in Administration and by Congress'
as one of the leading national Immommek
Radio Address
SEE
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BEFORE
YOU
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veteran organizations.
Bill Brown and Leo Goldsmith
"American people have need for
In
an
address
delivered
over
have resumed their golf rivalry
an aggressive, militant and fear-
and from the sad expression on Station WWJ on Monday, Samuel less organization like the Jewish
Leo's physiog after Sunday's J. Leve, chairman of the conven- War Veterans . of the United
round it isn't difficult to guess tion corporation of the Jewish States. When Hitler came into
who holds the advantage . . . in- War Veterans of the United power in 1933, we were the first
Rheumatism.
Strictly
LARGEST MEN'S CLOTHING STORE ON 12TH ST.
cidentally, Bill is the proud pos- States, outlined the aims of the to realize what a menace he would
Arthritis,
Kosher
sessor of a cup which he recently organization and spoke in behalf be, not only to Jews but to civili-
.
Sciatica,
of
the
forthcoming
convention
to
Cuisine
zation and to democracy in gen-
won in a squash tournament at
Nervousness,
the Sidney Hill institute .. . It
eral. The first public protest in
the form of a monster parade was
High Blood
seems that Bill does everything
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staged in March, 1933, and imme-
well.
Pressure.
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diately thereafter the economic
Tonic Bath
Bath House
Dr. George Fineman has done a
boycott of Nazi goods and serv-
for that
ices was launched. This is the
lot of extracting in his profes-
and Hotel
sional life but he promises to ex-
most effective peaceable weapon
Run Down
under same
tract from his bag of plans an
which we have today to use
Condition
roof
against nations which violate hu-
event that will long linger in your
For the lizst 22 years Halperin's have been noted
memories,. . . The occasion will
man rights. These activities are
for finer grade Men's clothing, hats and furnish-
be the inaugural dinner-dance
two of the most outstanding of a
KRAEMER'S
which will be held this Saturday
long series of achievements of
ings. We are now forced to clear out this
Jennie Needle Goodman night, May 28. While we are
Olympia Hotel and Mineral Baths
the Jewish War Veterans since its
$25,000.00 stock, at less than Wholesale.
MUTE OR PHONE MT. CIALMENS is
Club to Installs Officers
not familiar with the complete
organization in 1896.
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN
van practically every patriotic
Program, we do know that George
on Sunday
holiday, the Jewish War Veterans
has worked untiringly to make his
conduct a coast-to-coast broadcast
The Jennie Needle Goodman debut as chairman of the enter-
for the promotion of good will,
Club will have a banquet Sunday tainment committee an over- 1
whelming
success
...
which
means
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"So effective has been the work
evening, May 29, when new of-
of the Jewish War Veterans in
ficers will be installed, at the a great evening for the guests.1
The
affair
is
formal
and
restricted
l!"
combating
anti-Semitism that they
residence of Mrs. Mollie Gutter-
Draperies, Bedspreids and Lace Cloths
to the membership. Let's all start
were recently invited to join with
man, 2703 Fullerton Ave.
the
season
by
attending.
It
is
not
the American Jewish Committee,
FREE STORAGE FOR SUMMER MONTHS
The officers are: President,
the American Jewish Congress
Insurance Against Fire and Theft
Mrs. Morris Weiner; vice presi- too late for reservations: call John .
and the Bnai Brith in a co-ordina-
dent, Mrs. William Seltzer: treas- Hopkins at Elmhurst 6870.
7529 PURITAN AVE. NEAR WELLAND
—M.
S.
tion group to combat anti-Semit-
urer, Mrs. Sam Gurian; secretary,
Phone UN. 1-3787
ism in the United States.
Mrs. Benjamin Bagdade.
"The Jewish War Veterans of
Bnai David Sisterhood Ar-
SAMUEL J. LEVE
the United States has been the
ranges for Graduation
in combatting Nazi
be held here from Sept. 2 to 5. spearhead
June 5
Our Custom Line of Ambassador—Eagle-
and in arousing the Amer-
In the course of his address he camps,
ican public against the menace of
Stylepledge—London Mode
stated:
A farewell party to close the
Nazism in America. We have
"The Jewish War Veterans of been very active in curbing their
season's activities of the Bnai Da-
vid Sisterhood, will be given for the United States was organized can - A m erica n, goose-stepping,
members and their husbands, on . in Morel?, 1896, by Jewish vet- swastika-flying activities in the
Regular $38.50 to $45.00 Values
Saturday, June 11, at 8:30 p. m., erans of 'the. Civil War. We are United States and in sponsorin
at the social hall. Late supper composed of the few remnants laws to curb such activities. N
Sizes to fit Regular--shorts—stubs—stouts
will be served, there will be danc- of these members of the G. A. R., less zealous have we been in com-
ing and a floor show. The board of the 5,000 Jewish veterans who batting Communism, Fascism. and
THIS SALE IS CASH AND CARRY .
members and officers will act as fought in the war with•Stiain, and other subversive movements."
the 250,000 Americans of Jewish
hostesses .
ALTERATIONS AT COST
last
war.
at
who
fought
in
our
On Sunday morning, June 5,
faith
$1.95
$3.50 Fine Spring Hats, sale
10 o'clock, the Bnai David Reli- i During the World War. the Jews 50 Years of Baths with Same
gious School will have its annual constituted more than 4 per cc:nt ,Attendant at Mt. Clemens
$3.85
$5.00 Penn Craft Stetson Hats sale
graduation exercises, Rabbi J. S. of the armed forces, despite the
Custom Shirts (62.1542.6e) sale
$1.79
Sperka will deliver the address. fact that we represented but 3
3 for at-n3
What is probably a new all-time
$1.00
David J. Cohen, president of tlriper cent of the total population record for continuous use of
Choice of $1.65 Fine Shirts sale
synagogue, will present diplomas. of the United States. Almost 20 Mount Clemens mineral baths has
55c Holeproof Hose, now 3 pairs
$1.00
Martin Bruson is the teacher hf per cent of the Jewish contingent beer, set this year by Herman C.
39c Holeproof Hose, now 4 pairs
$1.00
the graduating class. The Sister- were volunteers. More than 10,- Baehr, of Cleveland, former
$1.79
$2.50 Pajamas, on sale
hood, sponsor of the Sunday 000 were of commissioned rank mayor and well known in Ohio
3 for 15.55
School, will present the graduates and 1,100 received citations for political circles. Mr. Baehr is
Choice of all $1.00 Ties
79c
with flowers. Reception will follow valor. There were 14,000 Jewish celebrating his 60th year at the
Shevuoth finds United Dairies, as usual, prepared to provide
3 for 115.15
for parents, pupils and teachers. casualties and 2,200 made the au- Mount Clemens baths, and what
65c and 8Se I,. now
44e
the Jewish community with their favorite dairy foods. A .
Cantor Kapov-Kagan 10 1 be as-ipreme sacrifice. The voluminous is most interesting—he has had
3 for ELLE

SCHREIBER MOTORS

HUMPHLETT

green, Sam's putt rolled beyond
the cup and as he lunged for-
ward to stop the flight of the
ball, hi. right hand felt 250
pounds of Sam Galanty's weight
with the admonition that those
things simply weren't done in
golf.
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S. J. Leve Describes
J. W. V. Activities

JACK HALPERIN'S

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Our Entire Stock Placed in 3 Groups.
Choice of the House
$26.50 - $29.50
Suits and Top Coats Sale $ 15

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Suits and Top Coats Sale $25

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nomination of officers will 'Lane
place.
Mrs. Albert Swartz of Otsego
Ave. will entertain the board
members at her home, on Tues
day, May 31, at 1:30 p. m.

Contributions to the Jewish
Children's Home
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The Jewish Children's Home of
Detroit wishes to acknowledge
with thanks the receipt of dona-
tions from the following:
Professional League for Civil
Rights, Maurice Aronsson, Mrs.
Levine, Mrs Barnett; Mr. and Mrs.
Ben B. Cramer, in memory of
Mrs. Clara Holtzman; Mrs. Rosen-
thal; Miss Ida Karbal, in memory
of mother, Mrs. Esther G. Karbal;
C. Gottesman, Mrs. Jack B. Ro-
senfeld; Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Cohen, in honor of Moe Lumbers;
J. W. Webber, Mrs. D. Rosoff,
Mrs. Hirshfleld.

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sacrifice. Many have been dec-
orated for bravery, not only by
the American Government but by
foreign nations.
"The Jewish War Veterans
recommends to its members that
they pin the American Legion,
the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
the Disabled American Veterans,
and other veteran groups and,
contrary to the opinion that we
take membership froth these other
groups, it will be found that the
membership of the other veteran
groups is actually increased by
the establishment .of a Jewish War
Veteran Post in any community.
In many Instances other veteran
groups assist us in organizing new
Posts.
"We stand for one flag, one
government and one country. We
are wholly American in our ob-
jectives and are opposed to every-
thing that is unpatriotic, commu-

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years.
In 1888 it wasn't as easy to
get to Mount Clemens as it is to-
day. There were very few bath-
houses in the city and , no hotels
to speak of, but the beneficial
waters that brought Mayor Baehr
relief in 1888 have continued to
attract him back to Mount Clem-
ens each year for 50 years. He
has tried famous spas throughout
the world, but always has come
back to Mount Clemens and this
year he is celebrating his golden
bath anniversary.

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Ganapol School Recitals ,

on Thursday evening, June 2, it
1 MacGregor Library Auditorium,
The Canape' School of Musical ! and • program by pupils of Mrs.
Art announces the following re- ) Donald Bachman. Miss Ruth Naar
;balm, Mrs Alfred Hughes, and
citals during the coming week: Mrs. Henrietta Fonger on Fridry
The pupils of Mrs. Ray Robinson evening at the school.