DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Enjoy Your Vacation Days at Baron's Resort

INTER-FAITH

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July .;

1942

PRESENTATION TO HARRY H. LIEBOVITZ
JEWISH EDUCATION LEADER

ancestors."

Mr.
—the

Baron, of Baron's Resort the William Penn Hotel, Miami
finest and most modern Beach, Fla. This year, the dining
vacation spot in South Haven, room and adjoining cabaret have
Michigan--celebrates his 36th an- been completely remodeled to

niversary in the resort business keep pace with Baron's leader-
this year with expectations that ship in entertainment, and eight
the 1942 season will top all fine entertainers from Chicago

others in fun, relaxation and en-
tertainment.
Baron's has everything re-
quired for the time of your life,
including rooms with private
bath and shower, children's din-
ing room and governesses, play-
grounds, a private bathing beach,
men's and women's solariums,
tennis and handball courts, and
a golf course nearby.
When you come to Baron's
you can expect the finest possible,
for this resort is well known
throughout the country. The
reputation of the dining room is
also famous, for many Detroiters
will remember this name as the
operator of the dining room at

have been gathered to offer two

shows nightly. Baron's operates

the only night club in town—
the finest cabaret in Michigan.
Whether you are young or
old, far full particulars for the
ideal vacation, write to Baron's
Resort, South Haven, Michigan.

The London Jewish Chronicle
quoted informed parliamentary
sources as s lying that the ques-
tion of a Jewish military force
in the Middle East, demanded
by the Jewish Agency for Pal-
estine since the beginning of
the war, will be the most im-
portant issue under discussion.

FEDERATION

For a "Ith" of Fun!

1)

GOLF SET

Alec MacDonald matched and balanced
set consisting of midiron, mashie, ablick,
putter and choice of driver or brassie.
Men's women's and left hand models.

12.95

GOLF TEES

Polished hardwood. Bag of 100

19c

TABLET TENNIS SET

Here's entertainment for those "stay in-

door" days. Set contains

4 sanded pad-

dies, net, table and tennis ball.

89c

BADMINTON SET

Fast becoming a favorite with young and

old . . . can be easily set up in your

backyard! Set includes two raquets, net

and bird.

1.89

TENNIS OUTFIT

All the equipment you need for a more

enjoyable game! 3-ply raquet with rubber

grip, hardwood press and waterproof

cover! 2.50 value!

2.29

DART BOARDS

Keep your family and friends amused for

hours! Large size cork faced board with

three darts. Choice of 3 styles—bulls

eye, baseball and English 20 point.

94c

SPORTS DEPT.

RANDOLPH STORE

Sam's Cut Rate, Inc.

2 GREAT STORES

The founders of the Society of
Jews and Christians were con-
vinced already in 1924 that ignor
ance was the main cause of anti-
Semitism. Acting on this convic-
tion, they held conferences and
meetings "to give an opportunity
to Jews and Christians to confer
together on the basis of their
common ideals and with mutual
respect for differences in belief.
The Society was in a measur
called into being because organi
zations, established to raise th e
standard of English citizenshi p
by harmonizing civic with relig
ious ideals, were based on defi
nitely Christian conceptions, and
therefore, could not admit th e
4
cooperation of Jews. Ever sine e
•
its foundation, the Society o f
Jews and Christians has had fre
quent conferences when religiou
teaching was explained from th
Jewish and the Christian stand
points, and emphasis was laid o n
Bernard Semel, life-long friends of Mr. Liebovitz and seers-
the relation between religion an d tary of the Jewish Education Committee of New York, presenting
life, and the religious motive in him with a plaque on the occasion of a testimonial dinner held on
social amelioration. Study group s Wednesday, June 24, at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, on
were formed to further the cans e his 60th birthday. The dinner was arranged by the Jewish Educa-
of mutual understanding through tion Committee of New York to mark 35 years of active service
increased scholarship. Speaker
s by Mr. Liebovitz to the cause of religious education of American
were sent to groups in all part
s youth. Mr. Liebovitz is vice-president of the committee.
of the country who were inter -
Left to right. Samuel S. Schneierson, chairman of the commit-
ested in understanding the faith
tee of sponsors for the dinner; Mr. Semel, Mr. Liebovitz and Jus-
of their neighbors. The purpos
e
of the Society has been greatly tice Samuel I. Rosenman, president of the Jewish Education Com-
furthered when Jewish lecturers mittee of New York.
The inscription on the plaque reads as follows: "Presented by
were invited to explain Judaism
the Jewish Education Committee of New York to Harry II. Liebo-
to groups of Christian theologian
and to teachers. On one occasion vitz on the occasion of a testimonial dinner in his honor in recogni-
too, the Archbishop of York made tion of his outstanding leadership and devoted services in the field
an appeal to teachers in training of Jewish education."
to use the story of the Crucifixion
as a means to inculcate love,
rather than hatred and vengeance,
in the minds of the Christian
community.
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BOTH DOWNTOWN

Registration for
Habonim Continues

The Society publishes a bian-
Camp Habonim, day camp of
nual Bulletin among the general- present the total picture of the
community, in the last number Jewish community in war time; the Jewish Community Center,
of which a paper written by Dr. the effects of the war economic- will open its 13th season this
coming Monday, July 6. A medi-
James Parkes is reprinted from
ally and sociologically upon
cal examination was given to
the "St. Martin's Review." In
American living; the problems in
this paper, Dr. Parkes investi-
all registered campers last Mon-
terms of financing welfare fed-
gates some of the causes of anti-
day, June 29, at the Center free
eration work.
Semitism. The article concludes
of charge. Children registered
The Sunday morning session after June 29 will have to pre-
with the memorable words:
"What of the future? This liv- will open with two concurrent sent a certificate from their own
ing together in close proximity meetings, one devoted to local physician for admission into the
may not at the moment show an planning in the larger community. camp.
apparent increase in good feeling, with emphasis on the place of
A training institute was held
yet it would seem that, after the the federation, and the other during this past week for all
war, these experiences will cer- dealing with the local community counsellors on the staff of Camp
tainly not have intensified dislike program of the smaller cities. A Habonim. At this institute, the
and may result in a stronger general session will be held on various phases of camping in •
communal feeling of brotherhood. Sunday afternoon to discuss war general and of day-camping in
When the sirens sound, all the financing of welfare activities, particular were discussed. The
hatreds and petty warfare drop including War Chest drives.
first Parents-Counsellors Insti-
away. When the guns go and
The meeting was under the tute is scheduled for the week
the bombs fall, both Gentile and chairmanship of Walton Strauss of July 13.
Jew admire the bravery and cour- of Erie, Pa. Miss Hanah G. Fer-
Parents are urged to complete
age of the A.R.P. personnel. The
man of Detroit, was among those the registration of their children
marshal represents safety within,
attending. Mrs. Melville S. Welt before the opening of camp,
and the warden guards our homes,
of Detroit, also is a member of July 6. All reservations for camp
no matter what his social status,
the program committee.
placement will expire on that
his religion or his race. The cour-
date. Judging by the large en-
age of the mother guarding her
rollment of campers, it appears
children is the same whether the
now that registration will close
child wears a cross 'round its
earlier than expected.
neck or a locket engraved with a
Alexander J. Stein, member of
Hebrew word. The loss of one's
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the Center staff, is director of
worldly possessions leaves men as
Camp Habonim.
God made them: His children— are concentrated.
whatever differences of belief they
For further information, please
The explanation said that "it
may have. Jew and Christian should be carried in mind that call the Jewish Community Cen-
come together in sorrow and com- the gifts coming especially from ter, Madison 8400. Literature on
fort one another. Must we then Jewish organizations represent Camp Habonim may be had on
hvae carnage, in order to bring us only a small percentage of the request.
to our senses? If we humans total gifts."
worried less about the sins of
According
to
the
original
our neighbor and cared more
charges, Polish relief aides in
about his virtues, if we contem-
Russia were giving non-Jewish
plated our personal virtue or the
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Polish refugees a much greater
lack of it and left the Almighty
proportion of the relief supplies,
to decide which of us is nearer
which are purchased with Amer- rented on the hospitality com-
the ideal He sets before us, we
ican lend-lease funds. The reports mittee. The reception committee
should be helping one another to
said that the Polish Embassy in consists of : Dr. and Mrs. Perry
build a world in which the need
Kuibyshev was aware of this situ- P. Burnstine, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
for shelters will for all time be
ation but was unable to rectify uel Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Benja-
unknown."
matters because of the remote min Safer, Dr. and Mrs. Robert
In clubs for working lads and areas in which the Polish relief Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sher-
girls, there is a tendency to break workers operated.
man, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Can-
down barriers by having, if not
The charges were repeated here tor, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
joint membership, a sharing at
Cowan, Ntr. and Mrs. lianny
any rate of social and educational by Dr. Ignacy Schwartzbart, pro-
Cohen, Harry Carson, Nathan
activities by the young people of Zionist member of the Polish Na-
Lerner, Dr. and Mrs. Nathan
both the Jewish and Christian re- tional Council, who declared that
Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
cabled
information
which
he
re-
ligions. They discover that there
Krasner, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
are "many paths but one goal" ceived from the Polish Jews in
which all seek to approach, name- Palestine and from the Federation Ginsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Nlorris
,
ly the goal held by God Himself. of Polish Jews in Canada indi- Loupiloff, Mr. and Mrs. W.,11ace
cated that the present position of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schaeffer,
When the leaders of the various
N 1 nirr: and
i‘niosrraltstn.0M
Polish Jewish refugees in Russia NI :‘,1
1
sa rictlGovbleirycr Fixel. Ni rilt.1
Christian communities published
was "very grievous and undesir-
a joint manifesto to show how able."
Jacoby,
national life could be established
r . and
Silvers, M aan
"Jewish institutions the world
on a religious basis, many Jews
Mrs.
Ben
Davidson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
over
are
actively
participating
in
regretted that they were not asked
Mfg.
to cooperate in planning the build- the relief work for the refugees Harry Madison, Mr. and
from Poland now stranded in Harry Leibson, Mr. and Mrs.
ing up of the Kingdom of God.
Russia without stipulating that Charles Salasnek, Mr. and Mrs.
Jews are living and working
their contributions are intended Ellis Goldberg, Dr. and Mrs. 1%11-
for the day when all people will
for Jews only," Dr. Schwartzbart liam Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs.
call upon the name of God in a
stressed. "The relief activities for Dave Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs.
true spiritual fellowship, all the
these refugees now conducted by Rittenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
richer because it includes among
Jewish organizations in America, Paskowitz, Mr. and Mrs. Baker.
the worshippers adherents of dif-
Canada, Palestine and England Mr. and Mrs. Stern, Mr. and
ferent creeds, all children of one
are certainly not smaller than Mrs. David Wrubel, Dr. and Mrs.
Father.
those conducted by private Polish Joseph A R.
R. D
Eder, Joseph Jone s
relief groups in the United Mr. and Mrs. George Walt and
BUY WAR BONDS! —states."
Albert

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