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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
• ENGAGEMENTS
Affianced
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baker of Ohio Ave. itunounce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Bettie, to Fred Patt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Patt of Lilac Ave. The wedding will take place in August.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham H. Jaffin of Clairmount Ave. announce
the en gagement of their daughter, Belle, to Ben Hitow, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Isador Hitow of Bay City. The wedding is scheduled
to take place in October.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Daneman of 3310 Rochester Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ella, to Alex Kraft, son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Z. Kraft of 3290 Lawrence Ave.
The engagement is announced of Miss Sylvia Berlin, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Berlin, to Louis Latt, son of Isaac
Latt. The wedding will take place on Aug. 25, at 2 p. m. at the
hom e of Dr. and Mrs, Robert A. Coggan, brothe•-in-law and
sister of the bride, 905 Alter Rd. Rabbi A. M. Hershman will
officiate.
,
• WEDDINGS
Aug. 18—Miss Ethel Cooper, daughter of Mr. :Ind Mrs. Harry
Cooper of Hazelwood Ave., to Leonard Tigay, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A, C. Tigay of Taylor Ave., at the Hotel Fort Wayne.
Aug. 18—Miss Sally Kosins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Kosins of 2693 Glendale Ave., to Ben Finkel, son of Mr. and ,Mrs.
Louis Finkel of 2602 Clairmount Ave.
Aug. 18—Miss Lena S. Korn, (laughter of Abraham Korn of
Monterey Ave., to Morris Gerson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Ger-
son of Akron, 0. Rabbi Joshua Spe•ka will officiate.
Aug. 18—Miss Florence Phyllis Moss, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Moss of 2410 Tuxedo Ave., to Max Prog, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Prog of 7330 Chalfonte Ave., at Hotel Wilshire.
Aug. 25—Miss Eve Sherman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mayer
Sherman of 2239 W. Grand Ave., to Joseph Weisblum, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Weisblum of 3357 Webb Ave., at hotel Statler.
• BIRTHS
July 17—To Dr. and Mrs. Hyman S. Mellen (Esther Bartman),
a daughter, Diane Renee.
July 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shrier (Dorothy Shewach)
of Boston Blvd., a daughter, Linda Rochelle.
MARRIAGES
LEVENSON - BURNSTINE
Dr. and Mrs. J. Y. Burnstine
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Lois, to Edward Leven-
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Levenson, on Sunday afternoon,
July 21. Dr. A. M. Hershman of-
ficiated at the ceremony which
was solemnized in the presence
of the families and a few friends,
in the home of the bride's par-
ents, on Burlingame Ave. The
couple spoke their vows beneath a
canopy of white carnations in
the living room. White flowers
and tall white tapers were used
throughout the house.
The bride wore an afternoon
dress of periwinkle blue bengaline
with a matching poke bonnet and
veil. She carried a white Bible on
which was a single orchid.
Mr. and Mrs. Levenson left for
a week's motor trip through
northern Michigan. Upon their re-
turn they will reside at 2689
Boston Blvd. W.
AGREE - SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith of
Richton Ave. announce the mar-
riage of their (laughter Florence,
to Allan Agree, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Agree.
GACH - VICTOR
On Sunday, July 14, Miss Ev-
elyn Victor, daughter of Mrs.
Birdie Victor, became the bride
of Herbert Gach, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Gach. The couple
are now honeymooning in New
York City and Maine.
KANTOR - BAYER
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bayer of By-
ron Ave. announce the marriage
of their (laughter, Sylvia, to Ben
Kantor, son of Mr. and Mrs. I.
Kantor of Cl°ments Ave. on
June 25.
ATLER - STONE
Mrs. Sophia Stone of Colum-
bus, 0., announces the marriage
of her daughter, Helen, to Dr.
LeRoy Y. Atler, son of Mrs.
Sarah Atler of Detroit, on June
30, at the Fort Hayes Hotel in
Columbus with Rabbi Nathan
Zelizer officiating.
Miss Gladys Stone, a sister of
the bride, was maid of honor.
Dr. Lawrence Atler, brother of
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Mr. and Mrs. David Green an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Blanche, to Dr. Jack
Yale Forman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Forman.
Camp Hashomer Hatzair
Utilizes New Tichniques
in Jewish Education
By A. EINHORN
As part of their effort to at-
tam a finer synthesis of Jewish
cultural heritage and life and
the natural desire of vigorous
the bridegroom, was best man. youth for athletic and scouting
Following the ceremony a din- activity, the educational directors
ner was held in the Gold Room of Camp Hashomer Hatzair, agen-
cy of the World Zionist Scout
of the hotel.
The couple left on a wedding movement, have extensively used
the latest techniques developed
trip to Port Huron, Mich.
The bride attended Ohio State in the educational field. Refer-
University and is a member of ring to such outstanding authori-
the Delta Omega Iota soroply. ties of the progressive educa-
She has been associated ,kf. ' the tional movements as Prof. John
office of the FranklitrCounty Dewey and Dr. J. R. Childs, and
Clerk of Courts. Dr. Atler is a camp method experts as Dr. J.
graduate of the University of Slawson and Joshua Lieberman,
Detroit lind the Wayne Univer- author of "Creative Camping,"
sity College Of Medicine. He is the youth leaders of the camp,
a member of Phi Delta Epsilon or "moshava" as it is more ap-
fraternity and is now practicing. propriately called in Hebrew,
have conducted a highly original
medicine in Detroit.
Athong the out-of-town guests and creative program for Jewish
were: Mrs. Sarah Atler, Mr. Louis education of youth. This program
Atler and (laughter Abbie, Mr. has been successfully concluded
and Mrs. Isadore Atler, Miss this week with the close of the
Gertrude Atler. Mr. and Mrs. general camp session, having ex-
Joe Gelder and son Aubrey, Dr. tended three weeks, at Camp
Lawrence Atler, Miss Edith Atler, Hashomer Hatzair, situated in
Mrs. Clara Ross and vhildren, an idyllic hill area of northern
Arthur and Paula, Dr. and Mrs. Ohio near Wakeman, 0., on the
No•vell Atler, Mr. and Mrs. Vermillion River. The camp, con-
Aaron Karp. Mrs. G. Wolgin, Mr. structed by the youthful mem-
Lawrence Keller, Mr. and Mrs. bers exclusively, features a mod-
Weisman and sons Paul and Mar- ern dining room, craft house,
tin, Miss Helen Feig, all of De- plumbing and electrical systems,
troit, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Schotten- as well as adequate fields and
stein and children Shirley Mae equipment, and a surrounding
and Melvyn Lewis of Bellefon- forest area for scouting and na-
taine, 0., Mr. and 'Mrs. Maurice ture study activity.
Wernick of Fostoria 0.
The educational directors of
The couple are residing at Camp Hashomer Hatzair, believ-
12836 LaSalle Blvd., Detroit.
ing the Zionist redemption of
Eretz Israel as the most singly
positive and constructive move-
ment in Jewish cultural, political
Donor Luncheon Planned by and
economic life, have utilized
Young Women's Chapter much of the Zionist adventure
as a core of their educational ap-
of Bicur Cholem
proach to Jewish youth. Realistic
to the athletic demands of active
A committee for the coming youth, the leaders have incorpo-
Young Women's Bicur Cholem rated the "learn - through - play"
donor luncheon met with the case method of progressive education
workers, July 16, at the home of to acquaint the child with the
Mrs. Jack Hyman, 3225 Fullerton Hebrew national and cultural re-
Ave.
naissance.
Plans for this donor luncheon
An excellent illustratory ex-
were discussed. It will be held at ample is the familiar "Epic of
the Shaarey Zedek Jan. 22. Mrs. Hanita" wherein a modern Pal-
J. Hyman and Mrs. Eva Newman estinian agricultural colony was
of 3782 Tyler Ave. were appoint- built in one day. As a prelimi-
ed chairmen. The following com- nary the youth leaders organize
mittees were also appointed:
and prepare for their program. A
Advertising: Mesdames Jean general announcement notifies the
Shifman, Ann Shifman, A. Weiss, youthful community, for it is
B. Greenspoon, B. Berry, F. Edel- that with the participation of
son, Chas. Klein, N. Perry, M. the youngest in the democratic
Wasserman; rummage, Mesdames administration of the camp that
S. Pinkes, II, Weingarden, R. a Kibbutz is to be built. Youth-
Stevens, L. Katz.
ful groups of woodcutters go
Information pertaining to the into the surrounding forest to get
rummage may be obtained from all necessary lumber supplies.
Mrs. S. Pinkes, 2900 Tyler Ave., Trench and field plowing groups
enter into training. Tents and
To. 6-1745.
food supplies are packed for the
Quite a quandary was caused proposed day of settlement. The
in Hollywood society by the visit camps hum with the youthful
of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg- verve of Jewish youth living the
Gotha to the film capital . . . life of their Chalutz brothers in.
Usually dukes and such are the Palestine.
On the arranged day the camp
occasion for big festivities out
on the Coast, but this time the is awakened before sunrise; each
noble visitor's confirmed and out- child knows his station and duty.
spoken Nazism proved a serious The entire body, with supplies,
obstacle . . . Not even the fact travels on foot to the designated
that he's related to the English site of the "model kibbutz"
king and the Swedish crown amidst the stirring singing of
prince could remove the curse Palestinian songs. By early af-
originating from the swastika in ternoon the colony is complete,
his lapel. with fences, dining room, chil-
Austrian "Most Hated by the Nazis" Is
Dead in German Concentration Camp
The Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi
League has learned of the death
in a German concentration camp
of Dr. Moritz Zalman, who, be-
fore the Nazi invasion of Aus-
tria, was regarded as the man
"most hated by the Nazis" in
that country. A writer and attor-
ney, he was vice chairman of the
Harand movement, world organi-
zation against race hatred and
human distress. Dr. Zalman was
instrumental in the passge of
much social legislation in Austria
preceding the occupation by Hit-
ler's army.
Dr. Zalman was the particular
target of Nazi ire because of the
high regard in which, despite his
being Jewish, he was held by the
entire Austrian people.
After the Austrian occupation
Dr. Zalman was arrested and
placed in a concentration camp.
His Nazi jailers vented their es-
pecil hatred for him by "cruel
and inhuman tortures," in the
words of the report received by
the League, which drove him al-
most to madness before death
ended his sufferings.
Dr. Zalman died on May 29
after more than two years in the
concentration camp of Oranien-
burg-Sachsenhausen.
dren's house and workers' houses.
The project is completed with the
raising of the 20-foot watch
tower after which the children
(lance the vigorous Palestinian
"Hora".
The above is only one example
of the intricately planned pro-
gram whereby the youth is given
an active athletic, camping and
handicraft program, vet creating
an organic unity with the lie-
brew language, songs, dances,
folkways, and the totality of
Jewish life.
In days of Jewish despair and
defeatism as today, the above
activities, which are only part
of a year-round program of
Hashomer Hatzair, stand as a
challenge to a hostile world and
reaffirmation of the Chalutz
youth of steadfast unity with
the Yishuv.
Jewish Calendar
6700-1940
Rosh Chodesh Ab — Monday,
August 5.
Tisha b'Ab—Tuesday, Aug. 13.
Rosh Chodesh Ellul—Wednes-
day, September 4.
5701-1940
Rosh Hashonah — Thursday,
October 3.
Yom Kippur, Saturday, Octo-
ber 12.
All holidays begin at sundown
of the preceding secular day.
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