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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
April 19, 1940
W. B. CENTER
J. IN
CANAL ZONE
A center for soldiers and
sailors stationed or quartered
in the Canal Zone was dedi-
cated Thursday, March 7, by
the Jewish Welfare Board. It is
located in Balboa, C. Z., and is
equipped withfacilities for
religious, educational and ath-
letic activities. Among the par-
ticipants in the program were:
Leon J. Obermayer of Phila-
delphia, a member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Jew-
ish Welfare Board, who re-
ceived the key to the building
from William Liebow, local
chairman of the Jewish Wel-
fare Board Army and Navy
Committee; M a jo r General
Daniel Van Voors, Cmmand-
the o Panama
ing General ofhi
Canal Department; Governor
Clarence S. Ridley, of the Canal
Zone; Rear Admiral Frank S.
Sadler; Major General Ben
Lear; Chaplain Martin C. Poch
of Fort Cllayton; Elbert C.
Stevens, district secretary, Can-
al Zone Army and Navy of the
YMCA; Rabbi Arthur Liebo-
witz, Congregation KolShear-
ith Israel, Panama City, and
Rabbi Nathan Witkin. J•., the
' repre-
Jewish Welfare Boards
sentative in the Canal Zone.
THE COMMUNITY CALENDAR
April 20—"Surrealist Spring Frolic" under auspices of art
committee of Jewish Community Center, at the Center.
April 25—Allied Jewish Campaign rally at Hotel Statler. Guest
speaker, Dr. Baruch Braunstein.
May 5—Fifteenth annual concert of Halevy Singing Society, in
Scottish Rites Cathedral of Masonic Temple.
May 6—Opening dinner for the general 1940 Allied Jewish
Campaign.
May 14—Monthly forum meeting of Detroit chapter of Amer-
ican Jewish Congress, at Jewish Community Center.
Milton M. Alexander
Heads New Detroit
Advertising Agency
Alexander an-
M.
Milton
nounces the formation of a new
advertising organization to be
known as Alexander, Gottlieb
and Jarosz, to continue the 28-
oi•
Ardor of
Jersey Firemen Dampen
Six Hooded Klansmen
Gewerkshaften's
Tag Days May 4-5
Following up their successful
zair and the Habonim will link
Gewerkshaften will hold a tag
day on May 4 and 5. All Labor
Every man feels instinctively
that all the beautiful sentiments
in the world weigh less than a
single lovely action — James
Russell Lowell.
Passover Greetings
General Painting and
Zionist youth groups and other
Decorating Co.
affiliated organizations will par-
Contract
Painting — Paperhanging
ticipate. In conjunction with the
Plastering
tag day a May Day rally will be
job
too
large or too small"
No
presented by the Hashomer Hat-
We
finance
work
up to 3 years
ning, May 3, and it will serve as
in small payments.
Hechalutz Group Is
up the concept of labor with
upbuilding of Palestine. It We carry a complete line of paints,
Revived in Detroit the
will take place on Friday eve- varnishes, wallpaper and supplies.
8642-44 Linwood Avenue
The Hechalutz Committee of campaign of this winter, the
Detroit announces the revival of an impetus to concrete action on
the Hechalutz organization in the following week end.
this city. Following the recent
unification with Hashomer Hatz-
air, the new enlarged Hechalutz
is starting out upon an active
campaign of membership and
fund raising. It is now the only
organization in this country
whose function it is to provide
hachshara (training) for chalut-
zin and to transfer them to Pal-
estine. In order to facilitate this
ON PERRY LAKE, ORTONVILLE, MICHIGAN
most important Zionist work,
Hechalutz has initiated a spon-
Altitude 1000 Feet Above Sea Level
sorship campaign. The commit-
tee in charge calls upon the en-
tire Jewish community to co-
operate and aid in this cam-
paign.
amp Sahel
Opportunity Guild
To Display Articles
On Monday Evening
NEWTON, N. J. (WNS)—It
was all an accident say members
of the Kittitanny Volunteer
Hook-and-ladder Company, which
occupies the Newton Fire House,
but somewhere in New Jersey
Articles made by members of
six members of
the Opportunity Guild, a com-
Klan are drying their hoods and
mittee of the Resettlement Serv-
gowns in the sun and, no doubt,
ice, are on display every Mon-
screaming for vengeance.
day morning at 11 o'clock at
It all started when the six
the Jewish Community Center,
MILTON
M.
ALEXANDER
hooded klansmen drove through
Woodward and Holbrook Ayes.
Sussex County in a truck adver-
A wide selection of gifts and
tising a meeting of the K. K. K. year-old advertising business fo•- household articles ranging from
At the same time the Newton merly known as Milton M. Alex- maids' aprons to travel kits are
Fire Company acquired new ap- ander Agency, at 343 John R. shown.
partus, including a hose, and Mr. Alexander has advertised
a volunteed firemen were test- many of Detroit's leading mer-
In order to promote the sale
the
ing the equipment. chants, manufacturers and finan- of this merchandise, the prepar-
It was nothing but sheer co- cial institutions, and has success- ation of which employs many
incidence but when the gowned fully pioneered delinquent tax refugees, the Guild's sales com-
o
Klansmen passed the Fire House collection promotions
serving the mittee will bring samples to
oit, Wayne County, homes for inspection and selec-
they were thoroughly dampened City of Detr
of Michigan and Cook tion. Arrangements for such pri-
in spirit, enthusiasm and clothes. the
ntSta
vate showings may be made by
Counois.
y, te Illi
calling Mrs. Amson Tabor, Uni-
In
his
long
career,
Mr.
Alex-
8,000,000 Cases of Citrus to Be
versity 1-8686, on Mrs. Sidney
ander
has
been
public
relations
Shipped
__
Weisman, Townsend 8-6683.
It is expected that by the close counsel for many Protestant, Ca-
Miss Emma Butzel serves as
total of 8,000,000 tholic and Jewish organizations
a
of March 31
chairman of the Opportunity
and
has
also
been
active
in
many
60
cases of citrus fruit, or some
Guild.
per cent of the available export- communal and civic undertak-
able crop, will have been shipped. ings. During elections he advised
Let us see to it that our lives,
By January 29 there had been and directed the campaigns of like
jewels of great price, be
3,500,000 cases of citrus fruit 32 successful judges.
noteworthy not because of their
The
two
new
members,
Mr.
shipped from the Palestine ports
width, but because of their
of Haifa, Jaffa and Tel Aviv, of Lewis A. Gottlieb and Mr. Val-
which 2,600,00 went to England entine Jarosz have had wide ex- weight.—Seneca.
advertising
the
in
and 900,000 to the European perience
world. Mr. Jarosz is nationally
ontinent and Scandinavia.
known in the radio field through
the creation and direction of for-
eign language programs in De-
troit and Chicago, and his cur-
We wish all our Jewish Friends,
rent program "Polish Programs
of Golden Thoughts" is known
Neighbors and Patrons a
throughout the country.
very Joyous Holiday
Mr. Gottlieb has a broad knowl-
edge of radio and merchandis-
ing problems and for eight years
has represented large national
accounts such as Van Camp,
Phillips Packing Co., Rival Dog
Food and others equally well
known.
The new agency will have re-
tail, industrial, radio and foreign
language departments.
10th
Anniversary Season
June 30th to August 25th
Additional Improvements . . . Comfort
and New Activities for Each Division
GIRL'S UNIT
Ages 6 to 15
BOY'S UNIT
Ages 6 to 15
LITTLE NAHELU
Ages 3 to 6
Same Counsellor Staff and Leadership
EARLY REGISTRATION—A WORTHWHILE SAVING
FOLDER UPON REQUEST
FOR INFORMATION:
Call Mr. and Mrs. Ehiel Lesowoder, Madison 8775, or Mrs. Edythe
CA P
Cugell, Hogarth I I89, Detroit, Mich.
.
Or write to Camp Nahelu, Ortonville, Michigan, Phone 12F3I.
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In All Flavors
Tamakwa Campers
Wolverine Ginger-Ale Co. Attend Opening
Detroit, Mich. Ball Game
PLaza 7790
Passover Greetings
East Side
Mill Supply Co.
3125 RIVARD ST.
RAndolph 7966
1'at,s0ver Greetings
DOMESTIC
Linen Supply t
LAUNDRY CO.
3800 18th STREET
Temple 1-6700
Another happy day was spent
by a large group of Tamakwa
campers, counselors and their
friends at the opening baseball
game between the Detroit Tig-
ers and the St. Louis Browns
at Briggs Stadium last Tues-
day, April 16.
One of the loyal Tamakwa
daddies, Albert Bluestein, took
advantage of the occasion to get
reacquainted with the boys and
he joined them in all their fun.
Even though the Tigers lost,
the game, the warm sun, the
excellent seats and the friendly
companionship of the boys was
sufficient to make the day an
exceptionally good one. The
boys were guests of the camp
at this game and everyone is
looking forward to going again
when the New York Yankees
come to Detroit for their first
Saturday game:
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It is the old lesson—a worthy
purpose, patient energy for its
accomplishment, a resoluteness
undaunted by difficulties, and
then success. Punshon.
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