Americist ,favish Periodical Cotter
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110
July 30, 1943
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
...CENTER ACTIVITIES-:-
SEGAL
(Continued from
Page 4)
Henry Siegl and George
adults, $21 and their children $14.
McLeod on Program Aug. 4 Information and registration may BUT EVEN if a resolution for
Zionism is only brought on
9
CAPITOL LETTER
By
CHARLES BENSON
obtained at the Center office, and fiercely debated and recrim-
Washington.
Henry Siegl, well known violin- be
concerned, the British believe
Ma. 8400.
inations are exchanged and feel- British officials here are becom - that groups agitating for a sepa-
ist, member of the Detroit Or-
ings lacerated, what's left of the ing annoyed at extreme criticis
chestra, and George McLeod, dis- Film Program to Be
rn rate Jewish Palestinian unit are
brotherly spirit in which alone of their country's policy in Pa
tinguished Detroit baritone, will Given Monday, Aug. 2
1- concerned largely with national-
peace and unity can be estab- estine such as that an c
give a joint recital at the sixth
aring i n istic ends rather than with win-
lished? Peace and unity are not
in a series of open-air concertsThe industrial front will be the matters of resolutions, but of large ' newspaper a advertisement
ning the war. They maintain that
dv' p
a at the Jewish Community Center , theme of the next film program the essential feelings of men.
Paid for by the New Zionist Or there is absolutely no bar to any
on Wednesday evening, Aug. 4. at the Jewish Community Center
Is Israel again to approach the ganization of America and it Palestinion Jew volunteering for
Mr. McLeodhas appeared as on Monday, Aug. 2, at 9:15 p.
gates of peace only to fall apart affiliates, the Committee for s the Jewish battalions of the Pal-
soloist in various concerts and
"Power and Defense" is a rec- at the threshold?
Jewish Army and the Emergent a estine Regiment. The result, they
oratories. His program will in- ord of defense activities of T. V.
It seems to me that the re- Conference to Save the Jews of 3' say, is that 30,000 Palestinian
A.
"Conquer
by
Clock"
shows
clude songs by Franz, Schumann,
sponsibility for peace rests upon Europe.
Jews—about 6 per cent of the
Purcell, Gounod, Del Riego, Friml every American's job in the war the Zionist who, according to all
The British, remembering the population—are serving in one
and Eiger. Henry Siegl will play effort. "Tools for War," "Build- accounts, will have the majority extremist tactics of which the branch or another of the armed
pieces by Kreisler, Wieniawsky, ing a Bomber" and "Eating at in the Conference. It may be hard Revisionist Zionists have been ac forces. A corresponding degree
Bach, Brahms, Prokofieff, and Work" will also be shown.
for them to leave their flaming eused, charge that the complaints - of mobilization in this country
Dinieu Heifetz' "Hora Stacatto".
lamp outside the door of a Jewish are motivated politically, rather would give us an 8,000,000-man
meeting but it will be nobly Je w than by a real concern for the army—which is about what we
Hugh RiDout will be at the piano. Miss Wintrop to Discuss
ish in them to work for
There will be no charge for "What's Your Nuisance
unit l P light of Jews in Palestine or have.
admission.
in
-the
softer
light
of
the
peace-
Recruiting is going on continu-
.: in
occupied Europe.. The criti-
cism,
Quotient?
ful spifit.
it is said, serves Hitler's ously in Palestine, but a large
As peace-loving men, they will ends by provoking dissension be- proportion of the Jewish popula-
"What's Your Nuisance Quo- refrain from any display of their tween Britain and the United tion is integrated into the coun-
Harold E. Tannenbaum
tient?" the intriguing topic to be numerical power in the Confer- States.
try's extensive war industries and
discussed by Miss Margaret Win- once . . . "We have the votes
Is Work Camp Head
Here is the British defense, as cannot well be spared. If poten-
throp, will close the present and in our hands lies the victory heard from Britishers who
. tial soldiers were taken from
Harold E. Tannenbaum, for- Charm Series on Wednesday Aug for our opinion in this Confer- not
not too wary of expressing their the factories, the goods they
4, at the Jewish Community Cen-
opini
merly of Cleveland, has been des- ter
ence, but much more important
away from home:
make for the armies of the Medi-
at 8:30 p. m.
ignated as director of the Work
Britain i the only country in terranean would have to be pro-
than our victory is brotherhood
Miss
Winthrop,
who
is
the
fash-
Camp project to be sponsored by ion expert f o r Montgomery in Israel. We shall not insist on the world that has appropriated duced in Britain or the United
the League of Detroit Jewish Ward's,
power, for the sake of peace." government funds to care for States and consume precious ship-
has conducted three pre- our
i) Youth at Council Camp. Mr. Tan-
As wise men, they will know refugees from the Axis countries ping space in reaching the thea-
vious
sessions
during
this
summer
nenbaum is a graduate of New series. Plans are being made to that the matter of naJeer
be
Jewish all,
Co-
n Despite
Acuiti food and other supp l y ter of operations.
d.
monwealth will, after
College, Columbia, and taught at continue
Finally, the British argument
es, the United Kingdom'
these Charm topics in settled by statesmen who, while is
Park School in Cleveland from the fall.
accommodating 100,000 refu- concludes, the people of the
gess—as
respectfully considering the claims
1937 to 1942. Last year he was
many as or more than United Kingdom are genuinely
of Zionism, will, by reason of the United States, in proportion horrified by Nazi persecutions and
the director of Camp Wise in
Farm
Corps
Is
Being
Cleveland.
political necessity, discreetly take to population. There are another genuinely eager to help its vic-
into account the opposition of 130,000 in British colonies, not tims. Their government is a dem-
Mr. Tannenbaum's duties in Formed for Sundays
including the dominions.
ocratically-elected one, and does
camp will be varied. Among other A farm corps of the Jewish other elements, such as Arabs.
The
As men of good will, the Zion-
Te British do not consider its best to carry out the public's
things, he will supervise the so- Community Center is being formed
cial and recreational program, for Sunday afternoons. Members ists in the Conference will go their rule in Palestine supreme. wishes. It could not last long if
as well as make contacts with the will leave from the Center each along with all other kinds of They are bound, they say, by it did not. That is the best as-
surrounding communities in or- Sunday noon to work on farms Jews to prepare a policy and in a the terms of their mandate to surance that Britain is doing
help .Jewish immigration "while everything it can for refugees,
der to provide work opportunities in the Detroit area. Workers will elan for the future of Jews
the postwar world—a future of insuring that the rights of other compatible with winning the war.
for the camp. The camp is situ- receive prevailing rates of pay or which
Palestine can only be a
c ions of the population are Of course, there are many an-
ated on Lake Huron, north of may exchange their services for portion. As for Palestine itself,
03 Port Huron, and is a beautiful produce.
not prejudiced." Between 1922, swers to the British position.
all other kinds of Jews will go the year before B ritain assumed Most of the readers of this col-
vacation spot. In addition to the
Car owners will be eligible for
recreational facilities in camp, extra gas and co-workers will along with Zionists in the pur- the mandate, and 1941, the Jew- I umn know them, so they are hard-
pose of keeping Palestine good ish population of Palestine rose y worth repeating here. The thing
horseback riding and roller skat- share the cost. Registrations and
making it better for all Jews from 83,790 to 471,124. The Jew- t o remember is that the British
ing are available nearby. should be made at the Center.
who can be settled there.
ish proportion in the population ave their arguments, too, and in
The camp will provide Detroit
Well, this is about all this little rose from 11 per cent to 30 per t he opinion of the United States
Jewish youth with an opportunity
of combining vacation with ful- Open Air Dance
man has to say about the way cent. The 1939 White Paper, overnment they are strong ar-
to peace and so, having said, he limiting additional Jewish immi- uments. It will take more than
filling a patriotic duty. It is ex-
scurries away from the brickbats gration to 75,000 "without Arab
pected that campers will work
ass meetings and newspaper ad-
Intermediates and Sub-Seniors that surely will fall on him.
acquescence," came after a deci- ertisements to controvert them.
a minimum of 24 hours a week will dance at an open-air dance
sion by the British government
on neighboring farms, for which Thursday, Aug. 5, at 9 p. m.
that force would have to be used
they
will
recede
the
prevailing
Dancing
will
be
to
the
accompani
Michigan Resort.
rates of pay.
against the Arabs if more Jews
Hillel Honor Key
ment
of
records.
Members
of
the
were to be permitted to enter
"a little bit. of heaven"
Registrations are now being ac-
ac- Intermediate Council will serve Winners Announced
cepted at the Jewish Community
Palestine. The Arab outbreaks of
Center. Information can be had as hosts and hostesses.
1936-9 gave considerable sup-
The Student Council of the P ort to that view.
by calling Madison 8400.
Bnai
Brith
Hillel
Foundation
at
DANCE SAT., JULY 31
Under the White Paper, 29,000
Swimming Pool in South Haven!
The outdoor court, which has the University of Michigan an- Jews may still settle in Palestine 1 Only
t is under auspices of State Stealth Dept.
just been refinished with a smooth- nounced this week the winners before the deadline in March,
Council of Mother's
Available to our guests:
er surface, will be the scene of of Hillel honor keys and the stn- 1944. It is not the Palestine gov- •
Shuffleboard
• Bicycles
Clubs Summer Activities a dance this Saturday, July 31, dents whose names are to be in- ernment but the Hitler govern-
• Tennis Court
from 9:30 p. m. to 1 a. m. Rec- scribed on the Hillel honor meet that keeps them out, the
• Ping Pong
• Billiards dren
Mrs. Sonia Zarakian of the ords will provide melody for danc- plaque. Simultaneously, Rabbi Je- British officials say. Despite long
• Horseshoes
Fenkell Mother's Club of the Jew- ing. Refreshments will be served. hudah M. Cohen, director of the and difficult negotiations, the
Children's 's Playground
Foundation,
announced
the
British
ish Community Center is spon-
names
"children's trained counsellor"
have failed to persuade
of 18 residents of District No. the Nazi - dominated Bulgarian
soring a porch social at her home
CONTRIBU TION
Dance in Our Own Recreation Hall
at 14891 Quincy (near Fenkell)
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Lewis 6, Bnai Brith, who are also to government to release 4,000 Jew- R
unning water in
on Aug. 11, at 2:30 p. m. There have made a contribution to the receive Hillel honor keys and ish children and 500 accompany-
at rooms
will be games, prizes and refresh- Art Scholarship Fund in memory whose names are to be inscribed ing adults destined for Palestine.
ments. Admission is 50 cents. Pro- of Mr. A. Leventhal, father of on a special Hillel honor plaque
So far as a Jewish army is
e
for "distinguished service to the
die ot a
b serve l d a w
ceeds of this party will go to the Mrs. Walter Leib.
U. of M. Foundation".
Jewish Consumptive Relief Society
of Denver.
Adult winners of keys include Hebrew Ladies' Aid
BA NGOR BUS
Hadassah Organizin
Harry Kaufman, Mrs. Martha Picnic To Be on Aug. 15
Council of Mothers' Clubs, in"
RU NS BY OUR
Levey,
Mrs.
Samuel
Levy
and
cooperation with the Women's M inyanim to Rescue
ONT DOOR
Osias Zwerdling of Ann Arbor;
A special meeting was ca 11
Land Army, will recruit wome n
ei I FR
Mrs. B. C. Bolotin, Mrs. Martin by the president, Mrs. Kep es,
to work in truck gardens in the Jewish Children
Gerber and Mrs. Albert Schnei- for Wednesday, July 21, at 1: 30
Detroit area. Women who have
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah der, of Chicago; Mrs. Samuel S. P' m., at the Dexter-Lawren ce
cars can secure extra gas and
their co-workers in the share-the- is appealing to the mothers in Aaron, Irwin I. Cohn, Aaron Hall. Plans for the annual picn le
Michigan Resorts
ride system will contribute to Detroit to aid in the rescue of n Droock, Abe Kasle, Herman Os- were discussed, which will be he Id
Jewish
children
trapped
in
Eu-
os,
Herman
Prady,
Saul
Rosen-
in
Lola
Valley
Park
Aug.
15.
the cost of gas. Workers will re-
A
"FOR REST AND PLAY"
ceive prevailing rates of pay. Day rope. Two years' keep must be - Ian, Louis Schostak and Louis home-cooked meal will be sery ed
COME AND STAY AT
H.
Schostak,
of
Detroit;
and
at
a
nominal
cost.
Plans
for
t
workers should conic provided with provided for each child who en- H
he
ters Paliestine.
arry A. Frankel of Peoria,
a picnic lunch.
annual donor luncheon were al so
III ' discussed.
Civilian students receiving Hil-
Through the formation of
The following will serve as re-
el honor keys include Grace
Cards and refreshments fo 1-
cruiting chairmen of their respec- "Minyanim" Hadassah has evol
"COOLEST SPOT IN MICHIGAN"
tive clubs: Freda Jackson, North- « a simple plan whereby every E reudberg of Washington, D. C., lowed the meeting.
ALL SPORTS—ENTERTAINMENTS
west Study Cinb; Dorothy Brind- woman may participate in this s lyse Gitlow of New York City,
Vacationists whbIng to leave their
ze, Young Women's Study Club; important work. A "Minyan" con- c yril Green of Utica, N. Y..
automobiles at home this summer
Shirley Schwartz, Parkside Study sist of ten women, each of whom b harlotte Kaufman of Ann Ai-
will get along easily enough at Sam-
son's for our bus and three ears are
Club; Ida Drapkin, Center Club; contributes a minimum of two g or, Norm Schwartz of Wauke-
for our guests' convenience to take
Anna Wander, Davison Club; Bes- dollars a month, thus saving the i n an, Netta Siegel of Cleve-
them to and from town.
nd,
0.,
J.
Louis
Singer
of
Hart,
life
of
one
child.
Those
desiring
sie Garfinkle, Twelfth Street
M
Write For Illustrated Folder
Club; Fanny Grober, Dexter to contribute larger amounts may R ich., Donna Weiss of Grand
pr -'hone
Club; Jennie Sweet, Fenkell Club; assume the responsibility for t o apids, Shirley Winokur of Wa-
Ruby Samson, NO. 0678,
more children. Many individuals o f rvliet, Mich., and Elise Zeme
Kate Winston, Woodward Club. have
3840 Elmhurst
alread y contributed volun- i
European workers under Hitler
as.
o Detroit. Students who have are
tarily without solicitation. Contri- A ft the campus to serve in the 84 forced to labor a minimum of
Phone 379
hours a week and are paid in
Camp Chelsea Accepts butions may be paid in one rmy and Navy include Albert
North Shore Drive
"occupation
marks."
After
the
war
Cohen of Detroit, Herbert
• Last Period Registrations a lump sum or may be spread over Ed . elhertz
South Haven, Michigan
of New York City, this "currency" will be worthless
period of time to be collected He
scraps of paper and the workers
y the secretary or chairman of mi rbert Levin of Deteroit, Paul will
have nothing but their sorrow.
Camp Chelsea, the Jewish Corn- e ach unit. Numerous book, neigh-
shkin of Brooklyn, N. Y., Sem-
Here in the United States we are
munity Center camp for mothers h orhood, saving or social groups L no i Rosen of North Chicago, Dan
Michigan Resorts
and children, will now accept reg. h ave already formed "Minyanim" . Seidan of Chicago, Lewis War- working under humane conditions
istrations for children from 8 t o A pproximately 50 groups are al- no r of Newark, N. J., and Ben-
"Once at Weinstein's, Always
84 HOUR
at Weinstein's"
18 years old for the last period, re ady functioning. Anyone desir- no t Yanowitz of Cleveland, 0.
WORK
WEEK
Aug. 17 through 31. A camp pro- in g
DECREED
Rabbi
Cohen
also
announced
to
form
a
"Minyan"
or
to
thi
gram has also been planned for :10
s week that this year's winner
in one is urged to call Mrs.
this period for younger children F rank Wetsman, 1675 Boston of the Milford Stern forensics
from 4 to 7 years old. BI vd., TO. 8-6518 or Mrs. Ben T ow and is Miss Hannah Katz of
RESORT
o
Camp Chelsea, located 20 miles M ossman, 19680 Shrewsbury cha
mpa, Fla. Miss Katz was in
west of Ann Arbor, offers a D rive, UN. 9-0273. dig rge of an outstanding Friday
"The BEST and most
healthful vacation. A varied pro-
Mrs. Morris Adler, president of nur ht fireside discussion series
REASONABLE"
, gram of activities, under the di- th e Detroit Chapter, announces „ ing the semester which re-
-
AU modern conveniences. Hot
rection of Mrs. Clara Avrunin, tlr at a speaker's bureau has been i n tly ended. The award, which
and receive a wage that permits us
and cold running water in every
camp director, is available for fo rmed to address groups desir- s p
lei resented annually to the Hit- to save with interest, for the hard
room. All sports available. Pri-
both mothers and children.
ou s of forming "Minyanim."
vate
member
"who
has
done
the
dayseltphaytnan.r
H
Rate
a s per week are as follows: —
illefnoulnlotw
Beach—Famous for Finest
mos t for forensics at the Founda •
rythas
the y help
Food. PHONE 797
tion
Mothers' Club members, $16 and
as every
,"
was
established
several
yourself.
Buy
War
Bonds
year s ago by Mrs. Milford Stem
their children $12; non-member
Straight through on U.S. 31
pay day.
• of Detroit.
wss 74113
SOUTH
a LEVIN'S RESORT
Samson's Resort
WEINSTEINS
BUY WAR BONDS
U. S. Treasury Dept,
HAVEN, MICH.