June

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

14

21, 1940

Rd. Bernie Roberts and his or- CAMP TAMAKWA, Phyllis Bottome's
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chestra will be featured. Pro-
ceeds will go to support widows A BOYS' WORLD! "The Mortal Storm
The Junior Welfare Group's and orphans and to help refu-
On Michigan Screen
Camps, like all human ideas
summer semi-formal (lance will gees. For tickets or further in-
Hearings on Claims are
"The Mortal Storm," the great
be held this Sundy, June 23, at formation, call Jenette Shorr, and enterprises, require many
9 p. m., at Bonnie Brook Coun- Ty. 4-3013, or Manuel Feldman, years of thoughtful preparation best-seller by Phyllis Bottome now set automatically by
and many years of actual build- revealing the plight of a family
try Club, Telegraph at 8 Mile Ma. 4813.
the Probate Court upon
ing before they are ready to ac- torn asunder by Nazism, has
the filing of the Qualifyn g
been
filmed
into
one
of
the
most
cept and do for children that
significant screen products in Bond by the Adminis-
which they claim.
THE NEW AND MORE BEAUTIFUL
trator or the Executor.
Educators have placed all of many years and is now featured
living on seven different and dis- at the Michigan Theater. The
In order to secure pub.
tinct levels, all of which go into cast is headed by Margaret Sul-
the making of an individual. In lavan, James Stewart, Robert lication of the Hearing on
a good camp, opportunities for Young and Frank Morgan, with
Claims in The Legal
development on all these levels supporting roles filled by Robert
Chronicle — Please write
Stack,
Bonita
Granville,
Irene
should be definitely present: phy-
in the lower right-hand
Rich,
William
T.
Orr,
Maria
sical, mental, emotional, educa-
corner inside of Bond
tional, social, moral, and spirit- Ouspenskaya and Gene Reynolds.
The picture was directed by "PUBLISH IN THE LE-
ual.
Frank Borzage.
Among some of the activities
Qualifying as the most drama- GAL CHRONICLE."
listed in Camp Tamakwa are
tic
set ever to reach the screen,
With the same delicious bread, rolls,
canoeing, swimming, sailing, and
the concentration camp sequence
cakes, etc., that has made Pearlman's
as a general activity, water safe-
of "The Mortal Storm," was
ty. Here, boys not only learn
your favorite bakery.
to swim, but they learn to take pieced together from the shat-
tered lives of refugees, eighteen
instruction, to follow rules which
FRIEDA SAFRAN
SAME LOCATION — 12737 LINWOOD AVE.
magazine clippings, two uncen-
they themselves have set up for
of 3375 Collingwood Ave. died
sored
articles
and
the
ex-
their own safety. They learn
last Saturday at the age of 61.
happy social attitudes in playing periences of a film director.
From this material rose for- Funeral services were held at
with children of their own age
bidding buildings with heavily Lewis Bros. on Sunday, with Rab-
levels. Very few realize the won-
barred
windows, 'winding fences bi Isaac Stollman and Cantor J.
derful opportunities that swim-
H. Sonenklar officiating. Burial
ming, as a group activity, can of barbed wire electrically charg-
Har Harmoriah Cemetery,
present. In canoeing, we not ed, and drill grounds slushy with Surviving her are two sons, Hy-
ti
only learn to paddle a canoe, mud. Observation posts poised man and David, and three daugh-
but we learn what good physical on stilts housed uniformed sol- ters, Mrs. Ethel Citudnow, _Mrs.
coordination and balance. means. diers with fingers on the triggers Judith Bookstein and Mrs. Eliza-
We learn to take care of equip- of deadly rifles.
The construction of this camp, beth Sigel. She was a member
ment, to be courteous in its use,
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
and to observe the rules of the which plays an important part in
Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek,
road. We learn to observe our the dramatic story, employed the
Home for Aged ' Mizrachi, Ladies'
more
than
one
hundred
and
fifty
instructors and do that which is
right. In land-sports such as workmen over a period of six Lechem Aniyim and Mt. Sinai
the various ball games offered, weeks in clay and night shifts. Hospital Association.
ON THEIR
we learn the meaning of team Seldom hag' Hollywood chanced
IN MEMORIAM
play, the value of all players, and upon a set problem that some
that we ourselves are not im- portion of a building, already
In loving memory of our dear
portant unless there is someone constructed, failed to fill. But
else to play with us. We learn nothing available eyep.. vaguely mother and grandmother, Rachel
what it means to lose. We learn resembled this type of- prison: It Webber, who died 15 years ago,
that it isn't the loss that counts, was necessary to start from June 3, 1925 (11 days in Sivan).
but how well you do your part. scratch. From the eighteen mag-
In our hearts your memory lingers,
Sweet, tender and true,
While we are playing in these azine clippings, including illus-
There is not a day goes by
games with proper guidance un- trations, Associate Art Director
That we do nut, think of you.
der proper leadership and heal- Wade Rubottom built his scale
miniature.
The
camp
is
seventy-
Sadly
missed by her daughters,
thy attitude, that intangible
something which is called "char- five by one hundred and fifty son and grandson.
square feet in size.
acter," is developed.
Many of the details were sup-
In loving remembrance of our
When the older boys go away
from camp on trips, planning plied by Richard Rosson, whose dear mother, Rose Caplan Levin-
their duration, preparing their recent venture into Austria re- son, who passed away three years
STEAMER COLUMBIA
own food, choosing the equip- sulted in arrest and temporary ago, June 23, 1937.
ment they are going to use and internment in a camp. Rosson
Leaves Foot of Woodward at 8:30 P. M.
Loving and kind In all her ways,
Upright and just to the end of her
need, they learn when they are also supplied physical details,
days,
away from their own group that such as the quart cans of water
DANCE MUSIC BY
Sincere and true In heart and mind,
they have to rely upon them. passed out to the prisoners. They
A beautiful memory she has left
behind.
selves, and to give a lending were required to last for twenty-
four hours.
hand
to
their
comrades.
One
be-
Sadly missed by her children,
Featuring MARGO GOOD
On a special track built to
comes intimate with Nature in a
Rita, Sam, Lew, Jerry Dom
situation like this, in such a circle the entire camp, the cam-
PROCEEDS BENEFIT NEEDY SICK AND HOSPITALIZATION
manner that is impossible in any era was mounted in its special
other way. You begin to appre- waterproof house. The house was
Drora-Kadimah Group
ciate the wonderful aroma of pushed around its course by a
crew
of
ten
men.
To
completely
Elects Officers
pines and fresh balsam and hem-
lock, the soft springy earth on encircle the camp required twen-
At a meeting of Drora-Kadi-
the trail, the canopy of stars as ty minutes and 2000 feet of
you lie on your bed of soft cedar film.
mah Group of Pioneer Women,
held at the Farband Shule, the
tips, the rustling wind in the
following officers were elected:
trees, the bubbling of stew, the Yiddish Theater
Mrs. E. Lipson, re-elected re-
hearty slap on the back which
Season to Close
cording secretary; Mrs. L. Car-
designates approval, the thrill of
corresponding secretary;
catching a trout, and the very
With Film Sunday son,
Mrs. D. Marks, financial secre-
satisfying feeling which comes
The current season at Litt- tary; Mrs. B. Stashefsky, treas-
from preparing and consuming it man's Yiddish People's Theater, ure•; Mrs. H. Grossman, con-
12th and Seward, will close this tact chairman; Mrs. J. Malamud,
yourself.
These are experiences which Sunday evening with the show- luncheon chairman, Mrs. M. Ru-
t
add immeasurably to a boy's life, ing of "Ameticaner Shadchen," binstein, co-chairman. Represen-
and these are found in abun- Abraham Littman announced. tatives to the Jewish National
This film is being shown this en- Fund are Mrs. G. Greene and
dance at Camp Tamakwa.
tire week-end, including perform- Mrs. L. Carson.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
ances on Sunday evening and,
The bridge luncheon held at
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED continuous performances on Sun-
Kern's was successful. The
day
from
2
to
11:30
p.
m.
The following have made con-
proceeds will go towards the
Starring Leo Fuchs, Judith "Aliyah." The group will meet
tributions to the Home for Aged:
Abarbanel and Yudel Dubinsky,
Louis Goldin; Budd and Syd Strifling. with an outstanding supporting at the home of Mrs. D. Marks
Muskegon, Mich., In honor of Mrs. S.
next Monday for a final meeting
Levi; Abraham Wetsman; Samuel :Lute- cast, this film is the creation
back, for speedy recovery of daughter, of the director, Edgar G. Ulmer, and then drive out to LaChoy
Plant for luncheon and bridge.
Itose; Mr. and Mrs, Harry J. Bieber-
stein, In memory of Jacob Golden; Na- who also directed "Green Fields,"
than Brachman, In memory of mother, "The Singing Blacksmith" and
Mychlie Bractiman; Busheling Depart-
Arrange July 4th
ment of the J. I.. Hudson Company, In "Die Kliatche."

JUNIOR WELFARE GROUP'S
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memory of Mrs. Millie Goldman; Ar-
thur Cohen, In memory of father, Ben-
jamin Cohen; Mrs. Rebecca Epstein, In
memory of mother, Esther Shatz; Mrs.
J. Friedberg, In memory of father,
Judah-Layb; William A. Goldberg, In
memory of Mrs. Jennie Oettinger and
Jacob Golden; Mrs. Rose Kaplan, In
memory of husband. Aaron Kaplan;
Jacob Levin, in memory of mother,
Chaye tevin; Mrs. S. Mannheim, In
memory of mother, Yente; Mrs. J.
Motley, In memory of suband, Jacob
Motley; the I'Iiskow Family Association,
In memory of Mrs. Sarah Fannie Iloilo;
Mr. and Mrs. Herman It. Sable, in
memory of Mrs. Anna Netzorg; Mrs.
Louis Touff, in memory of father,
Aaron Kahn, on the occasion of Frther's
Day.

Celebration
Monteith Inn at Muskoka
Welcomes American
An Independence Way celebra-
Guests
tion will be held under the nos'

Here

In Canada, in the beautiful
Muskoka Lakes, Monteith Inn,
Canada's outstanding Jewish
Hotel, is prepared for a friendly
American invasion.
A full program of entertain-
ment is planned which will fea-
ture some of Canada's brightest
lights, for the benefit of Amer-
ican guests.
In the casino overlooking Lake
G(FTS TO CHILDREN'S HOME
Rosseau, Don Silverton and his
The Jewish Children's Home versatile dance orchestra 'will
acknowledges donations from the play.
following: Mrs. Lillian Radway.
In addition to the elaborate
in memory of Robert Radway; program, guests will enjoy golf-
Commix Club; Mr. and Mrs. L. ing, swimming, fishing, archery,
Winkelman, in memory of Jack riding, tennis, and many other
Golden and L. Irmas; Mr. and diversified activities.
Mrs. Herman Cohen, in memory
"The Aremicaps" according to
of B. Pinsky; Mrs. Louis Gold- a financial magazine, "will find
man, in memory of Louis Gold- a greater value for their dollar
man and Nathan C. Cohen; Sam- in Canada because of the pre-
uel Zuieback, for speedy recovery. vailing exchange rate and con-
of daughter, Rose; Mrs. Milton sequently Canada will be deluged
Silberberg. by -Americans this summer."

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pices of Radio Station WJBK in
the Band Shell at Belle Isle Park,
on the afternoon of July 4 from
2 to 6 o'clock. Fourteen differ-
ent nationality groups will be
represented, to pledge allegiance
to the American Flag and parti-
cipate in helping to make this
one of the greatest Independence
Day celebrations ever held in
Detroit. It is expected that
around 50,000 people will at-
tend this program.
Many public officials, includ-
ing Mayor Jeffries and Governor
Dickinson, have been invited to
speak on the program.

GADABOUTS
The Gadabouts Sorority com-
pleted plans for the third anni-
versary formal dinner party• to
be held at Club Lido, on June 23•
A cocktail party will precede the
dinner party, at the home of
Milly Altman.