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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

M ay 10, 1940

Fresh Air Camp
To Open June 24

The Fresh Air Society an-
nou nces the opening of the 1940
season of the Fresh Air Camp on
June 24. There will be accommo-
dations this year for 100 girls
and 130 boys from 6 to 17 years
o f age. The camp will again be
direction of Irwin
under the
Shaw who will be assisted by Irv-
in g Rosen and Sara Smith for
the fourth consecutive year.

Senior Unit a Success

Last season saw the inaugura-
tion of a new senior unit for
30 boys between the ages of 14
and 17. Designed to meet the
need for a camp serving boys of
high school age, it proved to be
uccessful. By encouraging
very s
a great measure of self-govern•
merit the boys are able to plan
their own program and partici-
pate in activities which appeal
particularly to them.

Canoe Trips Added to Program

Through the generosity of
Harry Jacobson, two canoes are
being added to the camp's al-
ready fine waterfront equipment
and several canoe trips on the
Huron River are being planned
for senior boys and girls.
The campers are organized into
small decentralized groups whose
program of activities are so ar-
ranged as to best meet the needs
of the children in each age group.
The counselor staff which cares
for these children is receiving
special training at weekly ses-
sions which began April 6 and
will continue until camp opens.

Campers' Health Safeguarded

The health of the children is
safeguarded, first, by a pre-camp
examinatio; second, by providing
quality food, prepared by an ex-
pert cook in modern Kosher
kitchens; third, by having doctor
and registered nurse always in
residence; and fourth, by main-
taining a completely equipped
clinic which makes immediate
treatment possible under all cir-
cumstances.

Registration at Community
Center

FOR SALE—APARTMENTS:

"NOT TO FIRE BULLETS BUT—"

EXPRESS YOUR FRITH IN

Rosenwald Post
Plans Participation
In Three Projects MUST

RAISE CASH

Julius Rosenwald Post No. 218
of town owner will
of the American Legion is ac- Out
sacrifice
at 40c on the dol-
tively engaged in formulating
lar.
Beautiful
property like
plans in behalf of the following
new. Rents $25,000. A sound,
three Legion endeavors: The an-
profitable investment. We
nual Poppy Day drive to be held
May 28, the Legion Memorial firmly believe the purchase
o fthis property at our mice
Day service on May 30, and the
Wolverine Boy's State at East means a fortune to the in-
vestor. Don't fail to get our
Lansing.
The Poppy Day drive will be Facts and Figures.
handled by the following commit-
tee: Past Commander Abe Zuss- 50 Apts
Including furnishings. Ele-
man; Vice-Commander Nathan
Lerner; Past Commanders Jack vator, carpet halls, Frigid-
aires. Rent $18,000. Sub-
Litzky, Dr. R. R. Goldstone and
stantial property. Ideal lo-
Jack Savin.
cation. Former sales value
Arrangements for the annual
$200,000. Wonderful fu-
Memorial Day services, which will
ture. Entire price $60,000.
be held at both the Machpelah and
Clover Hill Cemeteries, will be Terms arranged. Get our
itemized appraisal.
under the directorship of Past
Commander Meyer Waterstone.
$3,000 Down
The Wolverine Boy's State, to
which the Post in cooperation Deluxe business property.
with the Jewish War Veterans Elaborately stone trimmed,
and several of the individual tiled halls, tiled stairs.
Stores, Dr's. offices, apts,
members will send five boys this
summer, is under the direction all 13 units, one steam heat.
Rented low $4300. Valued
of Bob Fenkel and Mark Feldman.
$70,000 in 1928. You will
The poppies are made by dis-
abled World War Veterans at never see such an oppor-
Veteran's Hospitals and Veteran's tunity again. Only $20,000
Workshops under the direction of terms 180 small pay'ts in-
the American Legion Auxiliary. clude 4 1/2 % int. You can
live off this property while
The memorial poppy is a replica
of the poppies which grew abun-
paying for it.
dantly on the battlefields of
MR. BEDFORD
France and Belgium during the
World War, and today still grow
Homer Warren & Co.
over the graves of many of for-
58 Years Dependable Service
mer American youth.
In Michigan, the American Le-
gion Poppy is made by World
War Venterans in the veteran
facility at Battle Creek.
The funds received from the
poppy sale by the American Le-
gion are used to send under-
"To defend the Jewish Home- been dedicated to a popular ac- privileged boys and girls to camp
land you are asked not to fire tion in which contributions rang- in the summer. Clothing, toys and
bullets, but to buy flowers—to ing between 5c and $1.00 will be healthful childhool recreation is
buy land." invited through the sale of flow- , maintained for the Veteran's chil-
This call will be directed to ers described as "Roses of dren's billet at Otter Lake; and
numerous other welfare assistance
scores of thousands of American Sharon'.
"Forward we go, undaunted by is given to unemployed and in-
Jews
a corps
of Zionist
volun-
teers by
during
Flower
Week
which the Land Edict!" is the slogan capacitated veterans and their

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The tuition fee is $10 per will culminate on Flower Day, of the volunteer corps which is dependants.
Nathan Lerner, 439 Penobscot
week which includes the physical Sunday, May 19, and which will being recruited by local Jewish
examination and transportation be observed in many communities National Fund Councils for the Bldg., is in charge of special
under the 27th annual observance of Pal- gifts for the Poppy Day drive.
to and from camp. Registration throughout the nation
.
1 tine Flower Day. With 1,500,- A detailed program of the Me-
•
may be made at the Jewish Com-
000 dunams of land available for
munity Center, Woodward at auspices of the JENVIS
Mr. services
Waterstone.
Rabbis
In Detroit the Flower Days will purchase in Palestine notwith- mores] by
Day
will be
out-
Holbrook, during the following
Holbrook,
standing the recently - promul-
M. Hershman of Congrega-
hours: Monday through Thurs- be conducted on June 1 and 2.
tion Shaarey Zedek and Leon
the bserv- gated British Land Edict, interest A.
day, 4-6 and 7-9; Sunday, 9-12 ance
The of occasion
to above repro- in the new land acquisition pro- Fram of Temple Beth El are ex-
which the
m.
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The officers of the Fresh Air duction of the Jewish National gram of the Palestine Land Fund pected to participate in the serv-
ices.
Society are Harry L. Jackson, Fund poster calls attention) has has been steadily mounting.
Several Boy Scout units, the
president; Mrs. Maurice Klein,
No need to become
Ladies Auxiliary and other var-
vice president; Miss Henrietta
ious volunteers will help in the
excited — Let Harry
Ascher, recording secretary; Mrs.
4th "Youth Speaks
sale of poppies on May 28.
Boesky help you enter-
Leo J. Croll, corresponding sec- Council Juniors'
Curtis is commander of
Formal on May 25 Program at Center the Albert
tain them with an as-
retary; Miss Sadie Hirschman,
Rosenwald Post.
treasurer.
sortment of delicious
On Sunday, May 19
Elaborate plans for the spring
sandwiches.
Rabbi Morris Adler of Congre-
formal dinner dance given an-
HOME RELIEF PAID-UP nually by the National Council gation Shaarey Zedek will be the Oneg Shabbat of
Just Phone
MEMBERS' FETE MAY 27 of Jewish Juniors have been corn- moderator of the fourth and final
Mizrachi Women
TRINITY 2-9366
"Youth Speaks" program to be
Saturday, May 18 for prompt Delivery Service
The Home Relief Society's paid-
held on Sunday, May 19, at 8
up membership luncheon will take
p. ni., at the Jewish Community
On April 25, Mrs, J. Nosan-
place on Monday, May 27. Com-
Center. The topic for this town chuck of 1979 Glynn Court was
mittees in charge of this event
hall program will be "Jewish hostess to the board of directors
and members participating in the
12TH AT HAZELWOOD
Youth and Zionism." of the Sisters of Zion Mizrachi.
three playlets are engaged with
The participants will be four Mrs, Joseph H. Kunin presided.
plans and rehearsals.
Plans were completed for an
Mrs, Irving Small, chairman of
outstanding Zionist youth leaders Oneg Shabbat, combined with a Iota Alpha Pi Alumni Party
the membership committee, is as .-
who will present their individual Mothers and Daughters reunion,
sisted by the following: Mesdames
for Scholarship Fund
points of view. Akivah D•asnin, honoring the 15th anniversary of
Charles Hassey, Philip Brezner,
May 15
Harry Bronston, Samuel B. Dan-
president of the Wayne University the Mizrachi Women's Organiza-
to, Maurice Garelik, Arthur Gould,
Cha pter of Avukah and an accom- by
tion
of chapter
America,
be sponsored
The alumnae of Iota Alpha Pi,
the
on to Saturday,
May
Oscar Goldman, Charles Cornell,
plished Hebraist, will take the 18, at 2 p. m., at the Bnai David national Jewish sorority at Wayne
Samuel Kanners, Jerome Janter,
University, will sponsor their an-
general Zionist position; Yehuda Synagogue.
Robert Kallman, Peter Miller,
Mrs. Morris Adler will be the nual scholarship loan fund bridge-
Hai ry Meyers, Samuel Mitchell,
Solter, one of the leaders of the
Detroit Hashomer Hatzair, will guest speaker. Vocal selections will mah jong party on Wednesday,
Ben Rudin, Max Rosenfeld, David
give the point of view of the La- be rendered by Miss Ruth Brot- May 15, at 8 p. in., at the Mc-
Roland, David Lieberwitz, Ida
Marion Schultz, Abe Sinaberg,
bo• Zionist; Zelda Rosenthal, for- man. A social hour will follow. Kenzie Union. The highlight of
George Victor.
merly connected with the national Members and friends are invited. the evening will be a fashion
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, chair-
office of Junior Mizrachi, will rep- The following trees were plant- show. Prizes will be awarded and
man of the program committee,
resent it, while Caspar Boyarsky, ed in the Rabbi Meyer Berlin For- refreshments served. Lillian Dorf-
est in Palestine: One tree by the man is chairman and Bertha Ro-
announces the additiore of Mrs.
a Revisionist and president of
the New Zionist Organization of Sisters of Zion Mizrachi, in honor binson and Harriet London are
Seldon Koblin to the cast of the
"'The Case Worker's Visit." Mrs.
MISS LUCILLE MANN
Detroit, will be the final speaker. of Rabbi A. M. Hershman's re- assisting.
The purpose of this party is
The discussion will attempt to covery; one tree by Mrs. Joseph
Joseph J. Jacobs, financial secre-
tary, acknowledges a contribution pleted. This function will be held provide a rationale whereby youth Barnett, honoring Mr. and Mrs. to raise funds for the scholarship
from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ras- at Franklin Hill Country Club, may adapt their opinions of an Benjamin Krause on their 60th fund.
Any man or woman on the
adequate solution of the Jewish wedding anniversary; one tree in
kin, in memory of Ida Lunin, Saturday, May 25.
Wayne University campus, regard-
mother of Nate Kaletsky.
A committee headed by Lucille question to the various points of memory of Mrs. Tobi B. Liber- less of race, color or creed, is
Mrs. Ira Friedenberg of Vir-
view prevalent within the Zionist man, by the Maccabee Ladies of
Modern Hive 968; one tree by Max eligible for a scholarship loan.
ginia Park was hostess to the Mann and Diana Rosenblatt has movement. The extreme
Lepler, in memory of his mother,
For tickets or further informa-
arranged
for
music
by
Phil
Bres-
board of directors on Friday,
versial nature of the topic should Chaie Roche Lepler.
tion about the party, call Miss
t ff and his orchestra. Assisting make for a stimulating and in
May 10.
Dorfman, Townsend 5-9032.
the chairmen are Edith Sarasohn, structive even ng.
Rose Poskel, president-elect of
Ruth Sher and Shirley Schlussel.
PROGRESSIVE LADIES' VE- The Council's nursery school on Junior Hadassah, will be chair- Open House at Children's N.H.J.C. LEAGUE TO MEET
man of the evening, while Mur-
Home Postponed for
REIN MOTHER-DAUGHTER
ON WEDNESDAY
Parkside at Midland will benefit ray Jacobs, chairman of the
BANQUET MAY 21
a Month
from the proceeds of the affair. "Youth Speaks" committee and
The monthly meeting of the
The organization's last general vice-president of Shaarey Zedek
The Progressive Ladies' Unter-
Due to unforeseen circumstances Detroit League of the National
Young
People's
Society,
will
sum-
stitzung Verein will give their
tang on Sunday, May 19, at
open house at the Jewish Chil- Home for Jewish Children will
annual mother and daughter nice
2:30 p. m., at Temple Beth El, marine the achievements of the dren's Home, which was to have be held on Wednesday, May 15,
banquet on Tuesday evening, will combine a Mother and Daugh-committee in its attempt to pro- been observed in connection with at 1:30 p. m., at the Jewish Corn-
May 21, at Lachar's on Cass Ave. ter tea with installation of af- vide a town hall whereby Jewish the "Follow Your Dollar Days" munity Center. Mrs. Ruth Metz-
Reservations can be made by call- facers for the coming year. A youth may discuss its problems on of the Detroit Community Fund ger, program chairman, an-
ing the president, Mrs. M. Ep- musical program is scheduled as a constructive level.
May 12-14, has been postponed for nounces that an interesting pro-
stein, at Olive 2611, or the vice a part of the afternoon's enter-The public is invited. Admission
gram has been arranged.
a month.
is free.
president, Mrs. H. Sugarman, at
tainment.
Tyler 6-0289.

HARRY BOESKY