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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE end the Legal Chronicle
June 28, 1940
In the Realm of
Local Society
`MORTAL STORM'
IN SECOND WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosen-
sweet returned from Chicago,
where they attended the gradua-
tion of their sons, Harold and
Martin, from Northern Illinois
College of Optometry. Both grad-
uated with Magna Cum Laude
honors. Dr. Harold Rosensweet
was a warded the Optometric Sci-
ence Award.
The great movie, based on
Phyllis Bottom's 'Mortal Storm',
and shown under the same title,
remains for a second week at
United Artists' Theater. This film
depicts the Nazi horror in its
true colors, as it first became evi-
dent in Germany. Comment upon
this picture will be found in
"Purely Commentary" column in
this issue.
When Phyllis Bottom loosed
her fearless pen, dipped in the
well of experience, she placed
sensational material in the hands
of every showman resolved to put
over a great campaign on the
picture. "The Mortal Storm"
caused a wave of nation-wide dis-
cussion, controversy, attacks and
counter-attacks among readers,
writers, propagandists, editors
and men in the public eye.
Today, it is truer and more
startling than ever . . . more of
a bombshell for fearless, two-
fisted exploitation. It was a best-
seller as a book because of its
astonishing factual disclosures.
Now, as a picture, it is a thrill-
ing and amazing presentation of
life as it is lived today.
Miss Dorothy Fishman, (laughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fishman
of 3411 Sherbourne Rd., left for
an extended trip to New York
City.
Mrs. Joshua Karbal of Webb
Ave. spent a week in Chicago
where she was a guest at the
Palmer House. While in Chicago
she was extensively entertained.
The members of Alpha Gamma
Phi Sorority will give a formal
dinner dance Sunday evening,
June 30, at Blossom Heath.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rose of
3258 Glendale Ave. announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Sol, on
Saturday, June 29, at Congre-
gation Adas Yeshurun, Tyler and
Linwood. Dinner and reception
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
Sunday, June 30, at 6:30 p. m.
Mrs. Samuel K. Gage of the
Belcrest attended the wedding of
her nephew, Millard Segal, and
Miss Marcella Rosen, which took
place in Cincinnati, June 16. The
groom is the son of Alfred Segal,
newspaper columnist and frequent
contributor to the columns of The
Detroit Jekvish Chronicle.
Miss Henrietta Hassal enter-
tained Miss Sylvia Rothberg at
a spinster dinner at her home
on June 12. Miss Edna Lewes en-
tertained Miss Rothberg on June
25 at 18076 Kentucky. Misses
Evelyn Budnitzky, Charlotte
Greenberg, and Julia Barahl en-
tertained 25 girls for dinner at
Stouffers on June 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fink of
2024 Pingree Ave. have as their
guests their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Nate Fink, and children, Doris,
Norma • Jean and Ira Stephen,
from Phoenix, Ariz. Several en-
tertainments are being planned
in their honor.
COUNCIL CAMP
OPENS SUNDAY
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Council Camp at Jeddo, Mich.,
sponsored by the Detroit section,
National Council of Jewish Wo-
men, to offer young business girls
and students healthful, outdoor
vacations at a nominal fee, will
open its official season Sunday,
June 30.
Miss Glorence Davidson, activi-
ties director of Detroit's Jewish
Community Center, will serve as
Council Camp di-
rector this year.
Before assuming
her duties at the
Detroit Center,
Miss Davidson
served as assist-
ant director of
the Buffalo Corn-
munity Center.
She was director
of the Jewish
Fresh Air Camp
Miss Davidson in Buffalo, and
has had counselor experience at
camps near Pittsburgh and Cleve-
land.
Each of the staff of counselors,
who will assist Miss Davidson at
Council Camp this summer, is an
expert in a particular field and
will supervise the sport or hobby
activity in which she has been
especially trained. A resident
nurse and a physician on call
are also members of the Council
Camp staff.
Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg is chair-
man of the Council Camp board
of directors, for the 1940 season,
which is the 19th camping sea-
son sponsored by the Detroit sec-
tion, National Council of Jewish
Women. Mrs. Regene Freund Co-
hane is vice-chairman and Mrs.
Oscar C. Robinson, secretary of
the board. Mrs. Douglas I. Brown,
president of the Detroit section,
and Mrs. Herbert D. Robinson,
vice-president, serve as ex-officio
members of the board.
The 1940 Council Camp season
will extend through Aug. 25. Reg-
istrations for any week at camp
may be made at the Jewish Com-
munity Center, Woodward and
Holbrook Ayes.
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