DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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House of Shelter
MIXED SWIMS AND DANCES PART
OF CENTER'S SUMMER PROGRAM Auxiliary Installs
Its New Officers

Weingarden, Former
Fire Chief, Dies

July 12, 1940

Ellmann Moderator
At Forum July 17

With James I. Ellmann as mod-
erator, the Jewish American
At the last meeting of the Youth Council will hold an open
Ladies' Auxiliary of the House of forum on Wednesday, July 17, at
Shelter, heldeat the home of Mrs. 8 p. m., at the Bnai Moshe, Dex-
Lansky, 2.991 Blaine, the follow- ter and Lawrence, on the subject
ing officers were elected and in- "Jewish Youth and the Ameri-
can Youth Congress." The speak-
stalled:
Mrs. H. Altman, re-elected for ers will include Louis Altschuler,
the fourth time as president; Calvin J. Goodman, Robert Kahn,
vice-presidents, Mrs. I. Robino- Mildred Raskin and others. The
vitz, Mrs. I. Rosenthal, Mrs. Ida chairman will be Dr. David
Kost.
The Jewish American Youth
Council has issued a statement
outlining its aims as follows:
(a) To unite all Jewish youth
groups and organizations for de-
fense of Jewish rights on a mini-
mum program which would be ac-
ceptable to all.
(b) To carry on an intensive
educational program in connection
with Jewish life and Jewish prob-
lems; and to support all attempts
to settle the Jewish people on a
sound economic basis; further to
encourage the spread of Jewish
culture among Jewish-American
Youth.
(c) To support all democratic
principles, combat anti-Semitism,
country are arranged by the sta-
to aid refugees and to support
workers and organizations that
tion,
are engaged in this work.
Considerable research has been
Continued from Page 1
(d) To foster closer relation-
done by the Station in the con-
ship of Jewish youth in Detroit
trol and prevention of malaria at
first malaria research unit in the request of the Jewish Na-
—culturally, socially and educa-
Palestine, organized by Hadassah tional Fund and the Palestine
MRS. HYMAN ALTMAN
tionally.
in 1920, and has had extensive Land Development Company. Dur-
(e) To disseminate and to
experience in this field as a mem- ing the past year the station has Silverman, Mrs. M. Masserman; cause to be disseminated knowl-
ier
of
the
Rockefeller
Founda-
•
also served as adviser to the recording secretary, Mrs. David edge that would prove beneficial
tion's Malaria and Yellow Com- Health Department of the Jewish Goldberg; financial secretary, Mrs. in producing and promoting bet-
missions in Peru, Mexico and National Council, surveying ma- Max Silverman; treasurer, Mrs. ter understanding between Jew
West Africa. Dr. Gideon Mer, lec- laria in South Judea, the Sharon A. Katz; correspondence secre- and non-Jew.
turer in Epidemiology, is in and Galilee districts, and has been tary, Mrs. A. Solomon; house
(f) To cooperate with all adult
charge of the Research Station invited by the Palestine Potash committee, Mrs. Lazerson, Mrs. agencies of the community which
at Rosh Pinah.
Company to investigate malaria Friedgood, Mrs. Citrons, Mrs. do not conflict with the prin-
Shuster; hostess committee, Mrs. ciples of the Jewish-American
A recent contribution by Hadas- among the Dead Sea workers.
sah to the work of the Station Malarial fever claimed many Ida Levensohn, Mrs, Kowall; trus- Youth Council.
has made possible an enlargement thousands of victims annually in tees, Mrs. Lansky, Mrs. Marko-
of its program. Palestine during the early years vitz; chairmen for card party,
Results of the work of the of colonization. The research con- Mrs. Rosenthal, Mrs. Brett; pur-
Malaria Research Station have ducted by Hebrew University's chasing committee, Mrs. Labrett,
Mrs. Hassler. The Ladies Auxil-
Make your every holiday wish demonstrated that groups may be scientists has greatly reduced the
come true. Swim, golf, ride safely settled in malarial districts prevalence of the disease, and iary of the House of Shelter has
dance, archery, play tennis,
been taking care of all the in-
badminton, go fishing, boating provided adequate precautions are has made colonization possible in
—have a wonderful time this taken, and have also shown that large areas of the country pre- side furnishings for the house.
Summer at Monteith Inn.
They built the dormitory and now
The board of directors of the
KOSHER FOOD, all outside such precautions can be effected viously uninhabitable.
are doing the painting They have
rooms, hot and cold running without incurring high costs.
The American Jewish Physi- committees visiting the house Michigan Synagogue Conference
water, private bath.
Scientists at the Rosh Pinah cians Committee, under the chair- every week to assure that every- will hold its quarterly meeting on
Discount Allowed on American
Sunday, Aug. 11, at Yashenov-
Station have perfected a course manship of Dr. Nathan Ratnoff, thing is taken care of.
Funds
sky's North Shore Valley Resort,
of treatment for malaria patients contributes to the support of the
Board
members
are
Mesdames
MONTEITH INN which takes a minimum time-10 Department of Hygiene and Bac-
South Haven, jointly with the
Storchin, Gould, Singer, Shetaysky,
Special Rates from June 15
days. While undergoing this cure teriology and the other medical Dresser, Weiss, Fannie Goldberg, Western Division.
to July 7
Heads of congregations and
patients are able to continue their departments of Hebrew Univers- H. Feldman, J. Feldman, Peren,
For descriptive booklet,
write to
women's groups in the Western
regular work for a number of it y,
Charnes, Goldstine, Einstein, Lem-
Hotel or to Mr. II. Shopsowltz, hours, increasing from day to day,
The anti-malaria work is part berg, M. Polack, Eder, Abecopf, Region of the Conference (in-
295 Spading Avenue,
until by the time the treatment of a broad program of research Levitt, Honigman, Segal Gorzeck, cluding Battle Creek, Benton
Toronto, Cann(la
is finished, they are performing at Hebrew University directed to- Levenson, Friedgood, Citron, Shus- Harbor, Grand Rapids, Kalama-
zoo and Muskegon), as well as
ward the elimination of the dis-
a full day's work.
ter.
visitors from every part of the
Special malaria courses for eases which afflict both men and
state, will attend.
physicians from all over the the animal life of Palestine.
Contributions to the Jewish The meeting will be in the
form of a miniature convention,
Home for Aged
the business session beginning at
2 p. m., at which time the work
The following have made con- of the standing committees On
tributions to the Home for Aged: internal synagogue conditions, re-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Agree, ligious and educational work,
WINDOW SHADES
in memory of Julius Fenton; campus activities, support of
MADE TO ORDER
Mrs. Joseph Benjamin, in mem- Yeshivoth and finances, will ty•
Cleaned and Repaired
ory of brother, Jay Slakter; the reviewed and discussed. Special
Bennett Club, in memory of attention will be given to the
LINOLEUM
Aaron Levine; Mr. and Mrs. Har- situation in the western section
Inlaid and Battleship
old Biller, in memory of Moses of the state with delegates from
Weingarden; Mrs. L. Fred, Waco, the respective communities re-
CARPETING
Tex., in memory of husband, porting on local needs.
Rugs and Furniture
Arie-Judah-Laybe F r e d ; Mrs.
At 6 o'clock, dinner will be
Marian D. Ginsberg, Bay City, served to members of the board,
VENETIAN BLINDS
Mich.,
in
memory
of
mother,
regional delegates and guests at
Drapery Hardware
Pesha Davis; Goldberg twins and $1 per plate. Reservations for the
Get Our Prices and Save
Charles Komer, in memory of dinner must be received at the
Free Estimates Furnished
Julius Fenton; Mrs. Goldman, in conference office not later than
8625 LINWOOD
memory of Aaron Levine; Mrs. Monday, Aug. 5.
CALL TYLER 5-1230
Otto Grob, in memory of Bonna
l Holder; Mrs. B. Gruber, Capitol
Heights, Md., in memory of Cardozo Club Picnic on
mother, Shayne-Nehe; William
Sunday, July 21
Horwitz, Toledo, 0., in memory
of father, Samuel Horwitz; Mrs.
Cardozo Club will have its pie'"
S. F. Jordan, in memory of
father, Joseph David Finley; Mrs. nic at Middle Rouge Park on
Aaron Kahn, in memory of hus- Sunday, July 21, for members
band, Aaron Kahn; Mrs. A. Kap- and friends. There will be games
Residential Hotel
Ian, in memory of son, Louis for young and old. For directions
Kaplan; Mrs. Jennie Lehrhaupt, and information call the chair-
Ccllingwood at Third
iLnevninic:mo:\ri yi.. ofin(JiacNoibrs.GoIl.denL;evIiin. man of the entertainment com-
7.i3t4te8e5,, Sidney L. Weiss, Tyler
or the club secretary.
and Dr. and Mrs. H. Braitman, m
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E.
Hecker,
Trinity 2-653 3.
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LIVE IN COMFORT
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ryino; f
falo, N Y., in memory of mother,
Neuman; Mrs. H. Rosen-
Well appointed I to 5 rooms
helm, in memory of Moses Vein-
carpeted suites, fur, or unfur.,
memory
memory of wife, Rachel Blum-
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Zamek of
garden; Lazarus Rosenthal, in 590 E. Kenneth Rd., Pontiac ,
new refrigerators and stoves.
rosen-Rosenthal; employes of Saf- Mich., will be at home Sunda . .
Dining room, garage. Compare
ran Printing Co., in memory of , July 14, from 2 to 5 p. in., ln,
Mgr.—
our values. C Bisio,
Mrs. Freda Safran; Slakter fam- Mich
honor of the Bar Mitzvah 0 1
at
TO. 8.2680.
ily, in memory of Jay Slakter;
Mrs. M. E. Sloan, in memory of Temple Beth Jacobs, Saturday'
m..
husband, E. Sloan; Sloan's em- their son, Charles, Services
Examining Arab patients at Hebrew University's Malaria Re- ployes, in memory of E. Sloan; morning, July 13, at 9 a.
H. Weinstein,
search Station at Rosh Pinah, located in Upper Galilee, Palestine, Mr. and Mrs. A.
CARD OF THANKS
in memory
n, of Aaron Levine.
RECEPTACLES
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on the edge of the great Huleh swamps. Extensive research by the
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itubbifth
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University's scientists in the control and prevention of malaria
We ought not to look back The family of the late Mt's.
itrin.orcrif I ..n. rrIr. 111111 1.0ar
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has been of great value to the country in greatly redu c in g th e 'nev i.. unless it is to derive useful les- Becky Moskovitz of
AMERICAN
sons from past errors and for the mount Ave. wish to thank their
ously heavy death toll taken by this disease, and in making coloni- purpose of profiting by dear relatives and friends for their
RECEPTACLE CO.
rationpossible
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in large areas of the country previously uninhabi- i liought experience. — G e o r g e thoughtfulness in their recent he-
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reavement.
table.
Washington.

The death of Moses Weingar-
den, retired Detroit battalion fire
chief, on June 27, served to re-
call to pioneer Detroit Jews the
career of an outstanding mem-
ber of the local fire department.
Mr. Weingarden, whose home
was at 3336 ' W.• Philadelphia
Ave., was born in Detroit 68
years ago. Joining the Fire De-
partment in August, 1891, as a
pipeman, he was made a lieu-
tenant in 1904, a captain in 1913
and battalion chief in 1919. After
36 years of service, he retired
13 years ago.
Among the famous Detroit fires
in which Mr. Weingarden figured
were the Keenan and Jahn in
1891, and the Michigan Stove
Works in 1896, when this fac-
tory burned to the ground.
Mr. Weingarden was a mem-
ber of the Native Born Detroiter;;
Club, the Maccabees, the Retired
Firemen's Association and the
Republican Club.
He is survived by his wife,
Mary; two daughters, Mrs. Ethel
Cohen and Mrs. Beatrice H. Ben-
nett; a son, Harold; two sisters,
Mrs. Mary Solinsky and Lillie
Weingarden, and a brother, Julius
Weingarden.

Mixed swims and dances are a printing and enlarging are the
popular feature of the summer subjects of the
photography
program of the Jewish Commun- group. In the crafts class, work
ity Center, Woodward at Hol-
brook. Each Wednesday evening is carried on with metal, clay,
at 7:30 p. m., a mixed swim is leather, basketry, linoleum blocks,
enjoyed by young men and wo- wood, and other media.
A delightful evening with clas-
men in the refreshing Center pool,
followed by dancing in the large sical music is spent in the music
auditorium. The swims are open, appreciation group, which meets
free of charge, to full members, on Thursday, 8:30 to 10 p. m.
while the admission to the dance The group listens in the corn-
is 10 cents to Center members fortable music room to recorded
and 15 cents to non-members. classical music. Book chats, re-
Everyone is invited to spend an views of outstandirg books of cur-
enjoyable and healthful evening at rent interest, are held every Tues-
followed
the Center each Wednesday eve- (lay evening at 9 p.
by a social hour with ' refresh-
nine at this special program.
. Mixed swims are also available ments. On Tuesday, July 16, "The
on Thursday evening from 7 to Days of Our Years" by Pierre
8 p. m., and on Sunday from 3 Van Paassen and "Revolution of
to 4:30 p. m. Special interest ac- Nihilism" by Herman Rausch-
tivities have also been planned as nine, will be reviewed.
Special reduced summer meni-
part of the Center's summer pro-
gram. A photography class is held hership rates have been arranged
on Thursday from 7:30 to 9 p. in., Further information on these rates
and an arts and crafts class is and on the Center program may
held on Monday and Wednesday, be obtained by calling Madison
from 4:30 to 6 p. m. Developing, 8400.

MALARIA

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Quarterly Meeting
Of State Synagogue
Conference Aug. 11

LASALLE

Window Shade Co.

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$50.00-$200.00

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