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Religious High School
Graduation on June 20

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Camp Habonim Registration Draws to a Close;
Thirteenth Season Opens on July 16

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Hebrew Schools

A class of 24 young men and

young women who completed a
12-year course of study in the
Sunday Religious School and High
School of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek will be graduated Sabbath,
June 20, at the close of the Sab-
ba th morning service. Many of
these students have attended the
Shaarey Zedek school since their
kindergarten days. Their course
of study included Jewish history,
literature, religion, ethics, Zion-
ism and current events and prob-
lems. The purpose of the course
was to impart a background of
general information regarding the
chief movements and personalities
of the Jewish past and to develop
a positive and reverent attitude'
to traditional Judaism, its prin-
ciples and observances. Members
of the class have also attended
junior congregation and have been
active in other youth organiza-
tions.
POOL AT CAMP HABONIM
The program will seek to give
a bird's eye view of Jewish life
Although there are still two 9 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. The fee
and the following members of the
graduation class will participate: weeks left to the opening of is only $32.00 for the entire
Miss Elaine Brode, Miss Florence Camp Habonim, registration is season of eight weeks and in-
Waze, Mordecai Grossman, Shel- rapidly nearing completion. cludes a hot and well-balanced
don Weinstein. Miss Judith Ja- Many parents took advantage lunch served in the cool and
cobs will deliver the valedictory of the early registration and spacious auditorium of the Cen-
address and Harold Goodman, only a limited number of vacan- ter. Admission is limited to
boys and girls between the ages
president of the class, will pre- cies are still available.
sent a gift to the congregation
Camp Habonim, the day camp of 5 to 13 inclusive.
in behalf of the graduates. Dr. A. of the Jewish Community Cen-
A well trained and experi-
M. Hershman and Rabbi Morris ter, will open its thirteenth sea- enced staff of adult counsellors
Adler will address the class. Mor- son on Monday, July 6, for an has been engaged to take charge
ris H. Blumberg, the president of eight-week period, ending Aug- of the camp activities. Boris
the congregation, will distribute ust 28. The camp is conducted Katz, swimming instructor of
the diplomas. Ben Chiniti is the in the building of the Center the Center, will be in charge of
instructor of the class.
on Monday through Friday from the campers' swimming program.

The United Hebrew Schools
are in receipt of contributions
from Mr. and Mrs. David S.
Friedman in honor of the con-
sec•ation of Rita L. Cohn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Cohn of 18450 Fairfield; and
Freda Ilene Frazer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Frazer of
4:101 Leslie Ave.

Gamma Kappa Chi
Inducts Pledges at
Wayne University

The Gamma Kappa Chi fra-
ternity of Wayne University in-
ducted 22 pledges at its semi-
annual dinner (lance held 'last
week at Bonnie Brook Country
Club. The following were admitted
into the fraternity: Irving Cohen,
Joe Fischoff, Max Garber, Sam
Garfinkel, Alfred Geffin, Seymour
Gotha), Ralph Gross, Sheldon
Kavieff, Meyer Kravitz, Paul
Miller, Leo Milman, Jack Port-
ney, Seymour Ribiat, Murray
Sherman,
Silverman,
Herbert
Aaron Sinkoff, Phil Sirotkin, Ed-
ward Springer, Maurice Sugar,
Seymour Vandeer, Harry Weber-
man and Manuel Weinberg.
Jack Corinblit was elected pres-
ident succeeding. Sid Dworkin and
Charles Kruger as vice-president.

The other activities such as
arts and crafts, singing, danc-
ing, photography, journalism,
nature study are all conducted
by adult counsellors who are
experts in their particular fields.
The daily lunch menues have
been carefully selected by Mrs.
Aitchson, the dietitian of the
Center.
In addition to the regular pro-
gram of educational and leisure
time activities, the children will
be made familiar with the Civ- — BUY WAR BONDS! —
ilian Defense Program and giv-
en an opportunity to contribute
in various ways to the war
effort.
tiale Seci4Ozge.44.
As a result of the
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TAYLOR'S
strictions on transportation, in-
cluding chartering of buses, the
"Springtime
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camp management will provide
Swingtime
care for children whose parents
starring
'must transport them to and
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from the Center before and
OTHERS
LOWRY
after camp hours. The Camp
"LANKY" BOWMAN'S MUSIC
management will also attempt to
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have parents living in the same
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neighborhood share the available
means of transportation. Furth-
er information may be obtained
2673*
by calling the Center, Madison
8400.

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Federation of Polish
Jews Collects Clothes

of Polish
The Federation
Jews announces that 10,000
pounds of clothing has been
collected. However, the need is
so great that an additional 15,-
000 pounds from Detroit is
needed.
In addition to clothing, funds
for cleaning, packing and ship-
ping must be raised. This is not
an appeal for relief purposes, but
for necessary expenses to ship the
clothing, $2,500 is needed and
we are asking individuals and or-
ganizations to donate as liberally
as they can to expedite the ship-
ments.
Act on this appeal now. Send
usable cast-off clothing to our
office, 9124 Linwood, which is open
daily from 10 to 5 p. m. and
Sundays from 10 to 2 p. m.
The office is closed Saturdays. If
unable to deliver, phone Tyler
7-9650 and it will be picked up.
Mail or bring your donation of
money. Make checks payable to
American Federation for Polish
Jews.

SEGAL

(Continued from Page 4)

Jews but only the good of all
the people.
Finally, we think of the good
new world that must come out
The
of the current travail.
world shall be founded on fel-
lowship and justice, and cer-
tainly Jews would not be in
their prophetic character if, by
a Jewish state, they sowed the
seeds of new strife and opened
wounds for a new blood-letting.
* * *
HIS is our side and I sub-
mit it humbly enough. For
a long time it has seemed there
is only one side; the voices of
opponents have been drowned
out by a loud clamor that has
the sound as of all Israel speak-
ing. So that it has been made
to appear that dissident voices
are the shameful expression of
outcast renegades from the
house of Israel.
A great many of us welcome
the articulate rabbis coming
forward to speak for the large
number of Jews—they may be
the majority—who think there
is grave menace to Jewish life
iu Judaism going forth for
political conquest.
It seems to me that these
rabbis should be more than nega-
tive voices of protest. There
should be a pronouncement of
is hat being a Jew really means.
There has been a lot of con-
fusion and the bewildered breth-
len wander in all directions of
1), Ing Jewish, even to remote
horizons. Perhaps there is some-
thing to the old and almost for-
gotten concept that Judaism has
to do chiefly with the good lift.

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A VICIOUS LIE EXPOSED!

In the June 2 and 3 issues of the Detroit News, there appeared an ad in their
classified columns which asked for a Gentile bookkeeper. This advertisement
was purported to have been phoned into the office of the Detroit News by our
firm! This advertisement was inserted without our knowledge and without our con-
sent. In proof of this statement we show herewith a copy of the letter from the
Detroit News absolving us of any blame. After an exhaustive investigation, we can
arrive at but one conclusion—it is the work of a fiendish mind intent upon casting
discredit upo the fair name of Wolverine Ginger Ale Co.

For the sake of fair play, we ask you to read all the facts?

The Detroit News

• A FEW FACTS
About Julius Singer
and the Wolverine
Ginger Ale Co.

We have served the com-
munity faithfully and
honestly for 30 years.
Julius Singer, our Presi-
dent, is an ardent. honest
and firm believer in the
upbuilding of the Jewish
Homeland. He is also an
active member of the
Bnai Britt], Gewerkshaft-
en. Jewish Workers Al-
liance and Cong. Mish-
kin Israel. He has always
contributed funds to the
Allied Jewish Campaign
and all worthly causes.
As a loyal Jew and good
American, Mr. Singer
yields to no one in his
intense and earnest efforts
to conduct himself with
credit to the Jewish
Community.

THE HOME NEWSPAPER

DETROIT. MICHIGAN

Juno 10, 1942.

Mr. Julius Singer,
Wolverine Gingerale Co.,
1384 Hancock Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.

Dear Mr. Singer,

We regret that someone has taken advantage of the
privilege that we extend to our readers to phone in adds for
insertion in our Classified Columns and used your nano in oonnecticn
with an advertisement for a Gentile bookkeeper. We were given
TO 6944 as your phone number at the time but as you know vde do not
have timo to verify these numbers and still render service to our
advertisers on these last minute calls. Wo will be more than glad to
co-operate with you in any way possible to determine tho party or
parties responsible for the insertion of this add if you have any idea
as to who it might be.

S250 REWARD

for information leading to the identification of the per-
son or persons responsible for the insertion of the adver-
tisement in the Detroit News.

Very truly yours,
The Detroit News,

Asst. Bus. Mgr.

WOLVERINE GINGER ALE CO.

3601 EAST HANCOCK

JULIUS SINGER, President

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