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Mt. Sinai Hospital Ass'n
Thanks The Chronicle

Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
The officers and members of
the Mount Sinai Hospital Asso-
ciation of Detroit extend thanks
to The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
for its diligent support and space
accorded this association in the
work of promoting the hospital
movement. Only with this keen
understanding and incalculable
value can a program of this na-
ture attain its ultimate goal.
May we wish The Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle every blessing for
continued success in its publica-
tion for countless years of serv-
ice to its readers and humanity.
Sincerely,
Mount Sinai Hospital Ass'n
of Detroit,
Mrs. Jacob Harvith,
President,
Mrs. Charles Gitlin,
Chairman Public Relations
and Publicity Committee.

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C. C. A. R. ELECTS
RABBI LEIPZIGER

Reform Rabbis Finish
Sessions in Charlevoix

CHARLEVOIX, Mich. — Rabbi
Emil IV. Leipziger, New Orleans,
was re-elected to the presidency
of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis at the closing
session of the organization's 51st
annual meeting here Sunday. The
conference re-elected Rabbi James

on religious work in universities
was presented by Rabbi Bernard
Heller of Philadelphia.
The right of conscientious ob-
jectors to refuse to bear arms
"on religious and humanitarian
grounds" was upheld by the Cen-
tral Conference of American Rab-
bis here during the organization's
51st annual meeting. The stand
was taken in affirming a resolu-
tion which had been adopted by
the conference in 1936 and which
declared that conscientious objec-
tion was not inconsistent "with
the highest principles of Juda-
ism."

Wolff Prepares Address Urging
Unity, Then Suffers Heart
Ailment
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
(WNS )—Max E. Wolff, grand
master of the Independent Order
of Brith Abraham, suffered a
heart ailment just before he was
to deliver his address opening
the organization's 53rd annual
convention. Mr. Wolff, whose con-
dition was reported as serious,
prepared his address in advance
and it was distributed in pam-
phlet form to the 1,000 delegates
assembled from all parts of the
country for the convention.
Mr. Wolff urged American Jews
"to unite to stem the pagan holi-
day that is sweeping Europe."
"We must unite to stem the
breakdown of culture and civili-
zation and help our brothers and
sisters on foreign soil who suf-
fered martyrdom for their reli-
gious beliefs," the address stated.
Declaring that England was
the "Maginot Line of the United
States," Rabbi Stephen S. Wise
urged Americans, "irrespective of
politics," to send "all aid to Eng-
land, short of war." "Hitlerism
does not ask and will not ask
Republicans or Democrats wheth-
er they are firm believers in de-
mocracy," Rabbi Wise said. "Re-
member, the choice is between
Hitler and civilization, Hitler and
democracy."

June 28, 1940

Infant Laundry Service
Specializes in Work on
Chiildren's Clothes

Infant Laundry Service
has
perfected a splendid system of
servicing children's clothes. All
of baby's wear, including bedding
and diapers, are sanitized, laun•
dered, fluffed and folded. There
is pick-up and delivery three
times daily. H. Auslander is man-
ager of Infant Laundry Service.
A call to Lafayette 6171 will
assure the best of service in tak-
ing care of children's clothes,

Honeymooners Converge on
Stein's Clover Lodge
at Omena, Mich.

Four minds with a single thought
produced a reunion under strange
circumstances at Clover Lodge,
Omena, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Naimark,
of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Berch, also of Detroit, had been
friends for many years. On Sun-
day, June 16, both couples were
married. Monday both couples
started out from Detroit, seeking
a quiet place for a honeymoon.
Although neither couple knew of
the other's plans, both couples
arrived almost simultaneously at
Stein's Clover Lodge in Omens,
Mich., and are now spending their
honeymoons there together.
This, by the way, is the fifth
consecutive year in which the
season at Clover Lodge has been
initiated by honeymooners,
During July Fouth and the
entire week-end, there will be
(lancing at Stein's Lodge, and
special entertainment.

The following have made con-
tributions to the Home for Aged:
Mrs. Joseph Alexander in mem.
ory of mother Frayde; Ralph
Feintuch in memory of father,
Shloime Feintuch; Mrs. Esther
Goldberg in memory of father,
Max Litman; Casper J. Linge-
'where vacation dreams come true' man, County Clerk, and Staff in
South Haven's Finest Resort memory of David Wisok; Mrs. S.
Miller in memory of husband, RABBI EMIL W. LEIPZIGER
1411 acres of plit, time paradise .
cool lithe Wren.% . . . u gaol Sydney Miller; Mrs. S. Neyer in
!m- memory of husband, Samuel B. G. Heller, Cincinnati, vice presi-
friendly crowd . . .
iing, tf.11111 , 1, golf, riding, Neyer; M. E. Sable in memory of dent, and Rabbi Harry S. Mar-
handball, badminton . . .
golis, St. Paul, Minn., treasures.;
aim ies, dancing, con- Mrs. Anna Netzorg.
with
Rooms
Rabbi Isaac E. Marcuson, Macon,
certs.
bath. l'aMOIIN (0041.
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Ga., recording secretary, and
JEWISH-AMERICAN YOUTH Rabbi Sidney L. Regner, Reading,
Write for folder
Pa., corresponding secretary. Rab-
COUNCIL LAWN PARTY
bi Marcusson entered upon his
SATURDAY
r
24th term as secretary,
MICHIGAN. — Joan Crawford
On Saturday, June 29, at 8
and Frederick March are fea-
Rabbi Stern Heads Alumni
p/m.., the Jewish-American Youth
tured in "Susan and God".
The Hebrew Union College
SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN
Council will give a lawn party at
"Phantom Raiders", star ring
Alumni Association at its annual
2999 Glendale Ave. There will dinner elected Rabbi Nathan
Walter Pidgeon and Florence
Church in Time of War to Be Rice, is the additional attraction.
be dancing, a variety of games,
Stern,
New
York
City,
president;
Theme
of
Interfaith
Con-
and refreshments.
Rabbi Margolis, vice president;
ference
is little bit of heaven"
PALMS STATE — Now showing,
Rabbi Henry Tavel, Wilmington,
NEW YORK. (WNS) — What "My Favorite Wife" with Irene
Del.,
secretary,
amt.
Rabbi
Daniel
the churches can do for the coun-
at
L. Davis, Lancastei. Pa., treas- try in time of war will be dis- Dunne and Cary Grant, plus
Only Swimming Pool in
"FOR REST AND PLAY"—
urer; Rabbis Abraham Shuster- cussed by leaders of the Protest- "The Biscuit Eater", featuring
Promise, the new canine sensa-
South Haven
COME AND STAY
man, Tulsa, Okla.; Stanley R. ant, Catholic, Jewish and Mor- tion.
it in under anspleen of State Health Dept.
Bray., Vicksburg, Miss.; Walter mon faiths at a national religious
The following factillion on our grounds
G. Peiser, Baton Rouge, La., and conference to be held at Estes
and free to our guests:
UNITED ARTISTS., — Held
Meier Lasker, Havana, Cuba, ex- Park, Colo., Aug. 4-7, it was an- over
for the second week, James
• Children's
• Shuffleboard
ecutive
board
of
associations;
nounced
here
by
Dr.
Everett
R.
Playground
• Tennis Court
Stewart, Margaret Sullavan, Rob-
Rabbis
Abraham
J.
Feldman,
Clinchy,
director
of
the
National
• Bicycles
• Billiardit
"Coolest Spot in Michigan"
• Ping Tong
• Bowling
Hartford, Conn., and Ferdinand Conference of Christians and ert Young and Frank Morgan, in
• Horseshoes
• Outdoor Gym.
Private Beach — All Sports
M. Isserman, St. Louis, to the Jews, under whose auspices the Phyllis Bottom's powerful "The
Children's Trained Counsellor
Mortal Storm." The second fea-
board of managers of the union, institute will be held.
DANCE IN OCR OWN RECREATION
NEW. AUDITION
ture is Paramount's newspaper
and Rabbis Stern, Margolis and
The conference, which will con- comedy "Opened By Mistake"
Il.tLIL
SAMSON'S CABARET
Solomon B. Freehof, Pittsburgh, cern itself with problems growing
fluent meals . . . dietary laws observed
Dine —
write or phone for further Information
to the Hebrew Union College out of the present world crisis, with Charlie Ruggles, Janice Lo-
Ploor Shows Nightly
Robert Paige and William
Phone 431
hoard of governors.
Route No. 1 M. 43
will be under the direction of gan,
Frawley.
Phone 379 South Haven, Mich.
South Haven, Mich.
The conference elected Rabbi Prof. Arthur H. Compton, physi-
Samuel Wohl, Cincinnati, to the cist at the University of Chicago;
FOX.
"Earthbound" is a
commission on synagogue activi- Prof. Carlton J. H. Hayes, his-
feature
which has solid Warner
ties.
torian at Columbia University, Baxter roaming around as a
rest-
For Allied Victory
and Roger W. Strauss, lay co- less spirit, after having been
Declaring that he favored an chairman of the National Confer- mysteriously murdered. The per-
Allied victory "not because they ence.
sonal appearance of Sammy Kaye
are saints but because there are
The only place of its kind in South Haven,
of "'swing and sway", his or-
Convention
of
Brith
Sholom
graduations of sinfulness and
Michigan. Right on the lake, about 450 feet of
and specialty performers
BALTIMORE, Md.—More than chestra
their sins the far the lesser," Rab-
are the entertainment highlights.
private beach, beautiful grounds, plenty of pine,
bi Ferdinand M. Isserman of St. 1,000 delegates and friends from
shade and fruit trees, finest furniture and inner-
Louis predicted the ultimate Maryland as well as District of Mrs. Gladwin to Direct 0.
spring bedding. 1 and 2 rooms and Kitchenette,
emancipation of France from her Columbia and Virginia are ex-
dishes, linens, gas and electric included. Showers,
E. S. Tour to California
pected at the 38th annual con-
now Nazi master.
PER SEASON
hot and cold water in every room.
Rabbi Isserman said an Allied vention of Independent Order
Rhea Cashman Gladwin, Grand
Also sleeping rooms and cottages by season,
defeat "would be calamity for Brith Sholom of Baltimore to be
day, week or month, very reasonable.
humanity." He warned that Jews held from June 30 to July 2 at Esther of the Grand Chapter of
might occupy themselves so much the Breakers Hotel in Atlantic Michigan, order of Eastern Star,
has been appointed chairman of
with their own problems that they City.
The sessions will be inaugu- the transportation committee by
might abandon their convictions,
paving the way for the triumph rated with a message by Henry the worthy grand Matron.
Route 2, North Shore Drive on U. S. Highway 31
Rhea Cashman invites friends
of Nazi ideology. "The Nazis I. Rosenberg, Grand Master.
In addition to fraternal mat- or acquaintances to join the
care less about destroying us and
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
PHONE 781
more about destroying our ideals," ters, Brith Sholom alp partici- members of the order of the
pates actively in the American Eastern Star on their trip to
Rabbi Isserman stated.
Jewish Congress, aid for Histad- California. The members of the
Chaplaincy Service
ruth, United Jewish Appeal, HIAS personally conducted tour will
The Conference voted to estab- and other matters affecting Jew- meet in Chicago Sept. 2 and
lish a committee on chaplaincy ry. Brith Sholom was founded in from there will leave for Den-
service for the purpose of co- 1902 in Baltimore.
ver, Colorado Springs, three anti
operating with "all national or-
a half days' trip through Yellow-
On Lake Michigan - Michigan's Most Popular Resort
ganizations of a civic, philan-
stone Park, a (lay r.t Salt Lake
thropic, religious or patriotic na-
GIFTS TO SCHOLARSHIP
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ture which seek the cooperation
FUND OF UNITED
der Dam and then on to Los An-
Cool Lake of the reform rabbinate in the
RIDING
HEBREW SCHOOLS
geles for several (lays followed
prosecution of their responsibili-
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by the famous daylight ride to
ties."
The United Hebrew Schools ac- San Francisco. The return trip
BOATING
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DANCING
on marriage and family, warned Dorfman of Fullerton Ave in fornia to meet with any special
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THEATERS
Gay
were gravely endangered and lotte. A contribution of one at the International Exposition
would suffer grievously as a re- scholarship was received from in San Francisco. A nominal cost
Attractions
Miles of Clean sult of the present war. The the Finley Family in memory of covers this trip and folders are
recommended special their parents, Joseph and Ettalay available giving detailed informa-
Mineral Baths
Sandy Beaches committee
study groups for persons recently Fincy. A contribution to the tion.
married or about to be married, scholarship fund is acknowledged
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ed by Rabbi Eugene Sack of
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Philadelphia, Rabbi Allan Tar- Michigan
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Department of Jewish
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shish of Hazleton, Pa., and Rab- Jewish Community Center, at the War
Center.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, South Haven, Mich.
bi Martin M. Weitz of Kenosha,
July 4—Excursion of Detroit Post No. 135 of Jewish War
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