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July 24, 1942 - Image 5

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1942-07-24

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Amterkam ,fewish Periodical Ceirter

Lily 24, 1942

CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Leaders Eulogize
Vla dimir Jabotinsky

Trees Planted in
Palestine Forests

Sa ul Adelman presided at the
!ofernorial meeting held in Shaa-
re y Zetlek Synagogue on July
20 honoring the memory of
Vladimir Jabotinsky.
Dr. Morris J. Steiner of Chi-
c ago eulogized the militant Zion-
ist leader,
Aaron Weisbrot of Detroit,
resident of the New Zionist
P
Organization,
reminded the audi-
ence that Vladimir Jabotinsky's
Zionist activities began in 1906
when Zionism had reached a
low ebb. lie was responsible for
the growth of Zionist and at
Ilelsingforse in 1906 outlined the
program bearing that name.
Rabbi Moses Fischer and
Rabbi Soberman spoke on the
life and many sided personality
o f the late renowned leader of
the Militant Zionist movement.
meat.

The Jewish National Fund
Counril of Detroit announces the
planting of trees in Palestine
forests as follows:
Butzel
Forest:
One
tree
honoring Bar Mitzvah of Burton
Shiffman by Mr. and Mrs. J.
Fisher; one tree honoring Bar
Mitzvah of Jerome Kaufman by
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fisher; five trees
in memory of Mrs. Dora Men-
delsohn by the "Forget-Me-
Nots."
Ehrlich Forest: Two trees in
memory of Abraham Baker by
the Detroit Unit of -Junior Ila-
dassah.
Mizrachi Forest: One tree is
memory of Abraham Weinberg
by his wife, Lena Weinberg.

Stein's Lodge Has
Many Activities

Stein's Clover Lodge wishes to
thank its patrons for their splen-
did help and participation in
arranging the fine entertainment
which was provided for the en-
tire week.
Monday night a Bingo party
was held. Tuesday night there
was a theater party. Wednesday
night a concert was given in
which the following performed—
Vivian Lesser, pianist; Florence
Lipshitz and Shirley Subar, Heb-
rew songs; Francis Schayne,
Yiddish recitations; Myrna Pohl,
pianist, playing Weber Variations
and Theme; Louis Phillips, Yid-
dish readings; and Shirley Subar
presented the Liszt Hungarian
Rhapsody.
Tuesday night a program was
held for children. (Friday (Oneg
Shabbat). Saturday night there
were games and a lawn party.

Flowers for all occasions-
Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 6.6622

Michigan Synagogue
Conference to Meet
Sunday, Aug. 9

War-time activities and high
liolyday preparations will be
major themes to be discussed at
the quarterly meeting of the
Michigan Synagogue Conference,
to be held Sunday, August 9,
at Congregation Beth Abraham.
A representative of the Church
and Synagogue Protection Coun-
cil of the Office of Civilian De-
fense will be a featured speak-
er, and a film supplied by the
council, of especial interest to
synagogue wardens, will lie
shown. Other points of interest
will be a discussion of the utili-
zation of the high holydays for
the bringing of religious values
closer to Jewish youth by means
of projects to be discussed at
the conclave. Morris Mohr is
president of the conference, and
David I. Berris is chairman of
the Detroit region, under whose
auspices the meeting is to he
held.

Invest With Uncle
Sam—Buy Bonds!



CAPITOL LETTER

.,. Men are dying for the Four
/ Freedoms. The least we can
do here at home Is to buy
War Bonds—I0% for War
Bonds, every pay day.

By CHARLES BENSON

Gossip here says that the time the immigration authorities. For
is coming for the relaxation of years now, if an alien's right to
restrictions on the life of "Axis enter this country were ques- SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
tioned, the steamship company
aliens"—so many of them bitter that brought him had to pay for
anti-Axis refugees — along the his keep on Ellis Island until the
"a little bit of heaven"
west coast. Events both here and case was decided. If the alien
along the Pacific seem to bear could not be admitted, the com-
pany had to take him back where
this out.
it got him, return his fare and
In Washington, the President pay a fine as well.
ONLY SWIMMING POOL IN
only recently loosed his blast
SOUTH HAVEN
Senator Andrews' bill provides
against employers who have firces that the company's responsibil- It Is under auspices of State Stealth Deft.
or refused to hire job-seekers ity would cease when it found
A vallWe to our guests:
for no soother reason than that an alien had a valid American • Shuffleboard
• Bicycles

Tennis
Court
• Ping Pang
they lacked citizenship. The visa, no mental or contageous
• Billiards
• Ilorseehoes
practice was by no means con- diseases and no physical defects
• Chlitiren's Playground
fined to the west, but it seemed that would make him a burden DANCE IN OUR OWN RECREATION
particularly rampant there. Not on the country. These days,
HALL
long before, 'Lieut. Gen. John
can assuage the hardships Running water Si
L. DeWitt, the western military of an alien refused admittance to
all rooms
commander, abolished the pro- this country at our very shores dietary laws
hibited areas set up six months To take even the passage money observed
ago by the Justice Department. he somehow scraped together
'this move permitted thousands seems an excellent way to in- Don't worry alio it
transportation
of enemy aliens to return to crease the number of suicides on —we
will arrange
their homes, though few refugees refugee ships — already more
to meet you
at
the train
were affected.
than enough of a disgrace to oar
Phone 431
civilization.
Nevertheless, both the west
coast and Washington, both the
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
civil and military authorities,
seemed agreed that enemy aliens
had been treated with unneces-
sry harshness—although it should
be noted that nothing has been
done for refugees as such. The
NORTH SHORE VALLEY
President's statement and Gen.
Strictly Kosher Es ell Aceordilig to
the Most Orthodox Lang.
DeWitt's order apply to all enemy
All Modern I'011% cutely:es, Itoomm 111111111W II liti e, SISICIOUS and
aliens alike, no matter what
Airy, %%Mil Ilot I Vold Manning Water. Mr. l'aslienovsky
is an avowed adherent of Resin-Mt and time ,
their political background. And
Sabbath Is oh-
sen ed according to
all the particulars of Jewish
laws.
on the west coast, all alike must
Dancing three times weekly in Pavillion to Mamie of Chicago
still stay at home between 8
Orchestra. Write or telegraph wad you nil{ be met at the
p. sot. and 6 a. m. and keep with-
train. We have a 1,1mm heal/I building with PrIvat baths
111111 showers.
in five miles of their residence
at all times.
Located 100 feet from Beach — Near Golf Links
Tennis Court on Grounds
The problem of enemy aliens
North Shore Drive
has been complicated by divided
South Haven, Mich.
authority. First, the State De
partment had jurisdiction over
granting and renewing aliens' An Exceptional Place to Dine
An Ideal Place to Live
visas. Then when war came, the
"Vacation
Land
for
Everyone"
Justice Department made special
&ne• 1906
Private Betht — Showers — Running Water in Every Room
rules for their conduct, as was Dancing
— Swimming — Tennis — Golf — Horse Back Riding
tt
expected. Throughout the coun-

try, no enemy alien could own
firearms, cameras, or short wave
radio sets, take long trips or
change his address without per-
mission. At the request of the
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army and navy, restricted areas
were set up around strategic in- 56 NORTH SHORE DRIVE
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
stallations on the west coast bar-
ring them to German, Italian
and Japanese nationals. (It was
There'. Nothing Finer Than
those areas Gen. DeWitt abol-
ished.)
Then it became apparent that
SOUTH HAVEN, mimic:AN
the west coast was worried--
Celebrating Our 36th Season
not to say panicky—over the
Rooms with prIvate bath and
Japanese, as it had always been
shower. Children's dining room and
even in peace time. So the Pres-
governess. Playgrounds, private
bathing beach. Men's and women's
ident issued an order granting
solariums. Concert Orchestra.
the army broad powers over the
"The Only CXxbaret In Town"
lives of everyone, citizen or
Buddy Lester, M. C.
alien, in the three coastal states
--California, Oregon and Wash-
ington. The power had to he
broad, because what the army
, South Haven, Mich.
sought to do was to move out
A MERICAN PLAN
.tit entire block of
all the Japanese, even native-
ONLY
private rolling lawn,
born citizens. For the enemy
I roes
1111(1 pill)
aliens who remained, the curfew
U round, 300 feet of
New I) constructed
concrete s ti II
tee-
and narrow travel restrictions
and furnished. All
nier, tennis court,
large outside rooms
were imposed.
Motif leboord, p I 11 g-
w I t II exposure to
After some hysteria the situa-
p o n K,
hormodooto4.
ll'rite direct for In-
lake and park. Cool
tion quieted. Rep. John II.
formation.
dining room seal-
Tolan's (D., Calif.) National De-
Phone
ing 300.
fense Migration Committee rec-
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ommended that special boards
NIA I:RICE-BECK
40-54 No. Shore Dr.
be set up in each community t ry
STEIMEN—Props.
pass on the loyalty of aliens awl
relieve them of restrictions. The
Justice Department is understood
to feel that even that was un-
necessary, and wishes to take
back full authority over aliens
on both coasts. That is where
FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION
things stand now.
Located on U. S. 31—One Mils North of South Haven, Michigan
Another burden on the har-
THE SLEEPY HOLLOW
assed refugees impends in a bill
COTTAGES are located on
introduced recently by Senator
the shore of Lake Michi-
Charles 0. Andrews (D., Fla).
gan, on a 30 acre park and
It would relieve steamship com-
1000 feet of Private Bath-
panies of having to refund pass-
ing Beach. These cottages
age money to aliens rejected by

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Yashenovsky's Kosher Resort

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Sleepy Hollow Beach Cottages

A typical member of the Palestine Auxiliary Territorial Servici.
I housands of Jewish women in Palestine have registered to do tl--
share in the Yishuv's war effort. The Zionist Organization of America
IS now engaged in mustering the support of American Jew:), fur ti .
establishment of Palestine as a permanent Homeland for millions ni
uprooted and homeless Jews.

are newly built—sizes range
from one, two, three, four
to five rooms with sleeping
porches. All are of the lat-
est modern construction
with private baths, showers,
electric kitchens, stainless
steel sinks, automatic hot
water heaters. Completely furnished in luxurious style, with the finest
Simmons inner-spring bedroom appointments. There's every household
necessity including kitchen utensils, linens and dishes. Beautiful 18-hole
Golf Course and Riding Academy near by.

The Chidren Will find a Haven in a Nicely Equipped

Playground
Our autos will make direct connection with the Pere Marquette R. R.
at Bangor, Michigan, to bring you to Sleepy Hollow. Scheduled runs
into South Haven daily without charge to our patrons.

EDWARD GRAY
Phone South Haven 860
Or, Sleepy Hollow Beach, South Haven, Mich.

Daily, Weekly and Season Rates. Write

7601 Chappel Avenue, Chicago

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