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June 6, 1941

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NEW YORK—Hashomer Ha-
dati of North America, with
headquarters at 516 Bedford
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., announces
the purchase of a 168 acre fully
equipped and stocked Hachshara
(training farm) near Livingston
Manor, N. Y. The Hachshara
will be utilized to train those
members who are planning for
Immigration to Palestine.
A section of the farm will be
given over to the Eastern Re-
gional Summer Camp, where
members of Hashomer Hadati
from the Eastern Region will
conduct a camp on a Scouting
basis.
Despite the uncertain world
conditions and despite the pres-
ent difficulties in the Near East,
the Religious Zonst Scout and
Chalutz movement — Hashomer
Hadati—has launched its Hach-
shara Project. The first group
will begin its training June 8,
1941. Zionist leaders from all
over the country have lauded
this youth movement on the oc-
casion of the courageous under-
taking and are hailing the spirit
of hope and enthusiasm evidenced
by Hashomer Hadati of North
America.

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Mrs. Silberblatt
To Head Shaarey
Zedek Sisterhood

The annual strawberry festival,
sponsored by the Sisterhood Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek, was
held May 26 in the social hall of
the synagogue.
An interesting program depict-
ing the activities of scouting was

Jewish Community Center Palestine Jewry Goes on with
Normal Shekel Campaign
Offers Special Summer
TEL
AVIV. — (Palcor) —
Membership Rates
Though rumors are said to be

Special summer membership
rates are being offered at the
Jewish Community Center, Wood-
ward at Holbrook, for a three-
month period. Until July 31, sum-
mer membership rates at a re-
duced fee will be available.
The fees for the three-month
period are as follows; Adults, 26
years and over, $6; Seniors,
male, 21-25 years, female, 18
years and over, $4; sub-seniors,
male, 18-20; female, 16-17, $3;
intermediates, male, 14-17; fe-
male, 14-15 $2 ; juniors, male
and femals, under 14, $2.
Summer members will be able
to swim in the Center pool daily,
to play handball, badminton, bas-
ketball. and to engage in numer-
ous other special interest activi-
ties, such as life-saving, weight-
lifting, boxing, or wrestling.
Mixed swims have also been
Dianne dby the health education
department for Sundays, 3 to
4:30 and Thrusdays, 8-10 p.
Further information on mem-
bership rates or summer pro-
gram may be obtained by calling
the Center; Madison 8400.

Morriscn Sees No Justification
for Action Against Anti-
Semitic Paper
LONDON. (WNS) — Replying
MRS. AARON SILBERBLATT
to repeated demands for govern-
presented by the Shaarey Zedek ment action against the Polish
troop of Girl Scouts.
refugee anti-Semitic paper, Jes-
Annual reports covering the
"I can't find a maid any- season's endeavors were given by tem Poliakem, Home Secretary
Herbert Morrison stated in the
where."
chairmen of committees.
House
of Commons that there
"Mine has been with me for
Election of officers resulted as was no basis for action against
six years and now she's leaving
the violently anti-Jewish weekly
and I don't know what I'm going follows:
President, Mrs. Aaron Silber- at the present time.
to do."
The Home Secretary said that
Everywhere in the Detroit area blatt; vice-presidents, Mrs. Leon-
housewives are asking the same ard Sidlow, Mrs. Herman Wets- he had made his decision after
question, "Where can I find a man, Mrs. Joseph M. Keidan ; consultation with the Foreign
maid?" The shortage of house- recording secretary, Mrs. Carl Secretary and the Minister of In-
hold employees which has been Schiller ; coresponding secretary, formation. He assured the Com-
a problem for three or four Mrs. Moses Lipton ; assistant cor- mons that the paper was under
years is suddenly becoming acute responding secretary, Mrs. Sam- constant surveillance by his office
as more and more girls go into uel Eder; treasurer, Mrs. Richard and that appropriate action would
factory work to assist in the de- Cott; financial secretary, Mrs. be taken when deemed necessary.
Nathan Scholnick ; auditor, Mrs.
In reply to Rhys Davis, Labor-
fense program.
So, a one-day Household Em- Ralph Davidson; parliamentarian, ite, who suggested that the Po-
lish Government-in-exile be ap-
ployment Institute has been ar- Mrs. Arthur Purdy.
The board of directors will in- proached and urged to use its
ranged for Wednesday, June 11,
at the Book Cadillac Hotel, by clude: Mesdames Reuben Allen- influence w i t 11 publishers of
the Detroit Household Employ- der, Hary Dunitz, Max Hayman, Jestem Poliakem to drop its anti-
ers' Council. It will be open to Morris Krause, Joseph Horwitz, Jewish policy, Morrison said that
Moe Dann, Julius Berman Mor- such action had already been
all women interested.
A 50-cent registration fee will ris Blumberg, Louis Stoll, Joseph taken. Members of Commons ex-
be charged to cover the cost Berger, Nathan Spevakow, David pressed annoyance at the fact
of bringing out-of-town authori- Diamond, Abe Gordon, Samuel that the exiled Polish Govern-
ties to speak and the noon lunch- Wittenberg, Benj. Gordon, S. A. ment permits continued publica-
eon fee will be $1.35. Those who Singer, Louis Tobin, Harry Z. tion of the anti-Semitic weekly.
wish to attend the morning and Brown, Samuel Rubiner, Leon -
afternoon sessions but not the Zeckman, Philip Gilbert, Maurice
Landau, David Feinberg, Samuel
luncheon may do so.
Household
Employers' Weisman, Harry Cohen, Jacob
The
Council is a delegate body made Sonenklar.
The honorary directors are:
up of representatives from a
dozen or so of the larger wo- Mesdames D. W. Simons, Joseph
men's organizations but member- Zeckman, M. H. Zackheim, A. M.
ship in it is open also to all in- Hershman, Charles Smith, Her-
terested women. Dues are $1 a bert H. Warner, Morris Adler,
year. Mrs. Thomas M. Ball, 1409 David Lichtig, Charles Robinson
W. Boston Blvd., is chairman of and Arthur Gilbert.
A luncheon meeting for in-
the Council and also chairman
coming and outgoing board mem-
for the Institute June 11.
Registration will open at 9:30 bers will be held at the Shaarey
o'clock and at 10, Mrs. Irene Zedek Synagogue, Thursday,
Ellis Murphy will open the morn- June 12, at 10:30 a. in. Reserva-
ing session wit han introductory tions may be made through the
talk. From 10:15 to 11:15, the luncheon chairman, Mrs. Samuel
audience will hear three experts. Weisman, 2314 Calvert, Town-
Mrs. Shelby C. Davis, chair- send (3-4094.
man of the National Council on
Household Employment, Inc:, is
coming from Scarborough, N. Y.
Florence George and
to speak. Miss Leah K. Rickin-
Bob Hannon on Ford
son, regional director for 12
states of the National Youth
Summer Hour
Administration is coming from
Cleveland and the third speaker
Florence George, whose voice
in the morning will be Mrs. Jean has won acclaim in movies and
Collier Brown of Washington, radio, and Bob Hannon, who is
featured five times a week over
D. C.
The arrangements committee the CBS network, will be the
includes Miss Laurentine Collins, guest stars on the Ford Summer
Mrs. Paul Jackson, Mrs. Douglas Hour, which will be broadcast
I. Brown, Miss Ereminah Jar- over station WJR next Sunday
rard and Miss Rita eerier. Mrs. evening between 8 and 9 o'clock.
Florence Lungerhausen is chair- Meredith Willson, of "chiffon
man of the club contact commit- swing" fame, again will conduct
tee. Mrs. A. B. Buchanan is do- the Ford Symphony, Rhythm Or-
ing publicity and the finances chestra and Chorus.
Miss George has sung with the
are the responsibility of Mrs.
Gerrit DeWeerd, Mrs. Donald S. Chicago Opera Company and has
McGuire and Mrs. Perry Burn- been featured in several films.
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One hundred twenty-five wo-
Mr. Hannon, who started his
men were present at the Zedakah
installation luncheon at the Lee public singing career when he
Plaza Hotel. Mrs. Jacob Harvith was four years old, came up
was chairman of the afternoon. through vaudeville and nite clubs.
Mrs. Irving Shevin, president, A 6-foot, 190-pounde•, he is now
heard on CBS programs with Eme-
gave the annual report.
The last meeting of the season ry Deutsch and Walter Gross.
Linton Wells, world traveler
was held at the home of Mrs.
and well known news analyst,
David Trager.
A contribution was received will speak during the intermis-
from Mr. and Mrs. Jaseph Staub sion. Paul Wing will again pre-
in honor of the consecration of sent his new quiz, "A Thousand
Penns for Your Thoughts."
their daughter, Jacqueline.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Det. Institute of House-
hold Employers. to
Meet Wednesday

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whole of European Jewry, the
distribution of shekolim in only
four countries — Palestine, the
Unit e d States, England and
rife abroad about the imminence South Africa—had amounted to
of military events affecting Pal- over 300,000.
estine, the Jewish community
here is going forward with all
its normal communal and organ-
izational activities.
MAMMOTH
This was best reflected in a
large rally held here las night
for the purpose of stimulating
the 5701 campaign for the sale
of shekolim, the tokens of mem-
bership in the World Zionist Or-
ganization.
All Zionist parties were united
in the demonstration, which
heard speeches from Rabbi J. L.
Fishman, Mizrachi member of
the Jewish Agency Executive,
E m i 1 Schmorak, Conservative
Zionist member, and J o se f
at Belvedere Park
Sprinzak, Laborite. All of them
streesed the importance of the
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