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Friday, August 25, 1944

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Sabbath League To
Open _Season Of
Activity Wed., Sept. 6

Last Weekly Picnic
Of USO Michigan Club
Held atGoguac Lake

B'nai B'rith Youth Group Opens First Jewish Teen Age Canteen

at series
G
ofa
of weekly
picnics last of
une
by
th i c 4
the USO West Michigan
::
under the auspices of the Na-
tional Jewish Welfare Board, co-
operating agency in
was held Sunday at Goguac Lake.
Joining the group consisting of

The Women's League for Sab-
bath Observance will open its new
season of activity with an open
meeting and rally Wednesday

RABBI JOSHUA SPERKA

servicemen, servicemen's wives
and families and several patients
from Percy Jones General Hos-
pital was a group of junior host-
esses sent here under the spon-
sorship of the Detroit branch of
the USO-National Jewish Wei.
fare Board. Transportation was
provided by the Detroit group.
These picnics have been car-
ried on throughout the summer
on a weekly basis beginning with
the month of June and the groups
have enjoyed pleasant afternoons
of swimming and other outdoor
activities; picnic dinners were
served at these functions under
the sponsorship of the National
Jewish Welfare Board Army-Navy
Committees of Detroit, Muskegcm
and South Haven. Senior host-
esses were drawn from the Battle
Creek community and during the
voi
past summer included the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Morris Blyveis,
0 4, .
.•
Mrs. A. Harris, Mrs. S. Konigs-
.2.4* •
berg, Mrs. W. Green, Mrs J.
This canteen for teen-age youngsters, one of many that have sprung up throughout the country Mehler, Mrs. K. Phillips and Mrs.
but the first initiated by a Jewish group, has been opened by Alliance Chapter of Aleph from
Zadik 7: Aleph
to A. A Shsaepcierno 4 very
Girls. Open
enver Chapter of Bnai Barithprogram
popular sum-
nightly entertain30ent,
m
dancing,
n Denver and th e newly-o rganized D It supervision. Offering
mer program with servicemen at
is under ad
1canteen
0:30
p.
m.,
the
games and refreshments, canteen rules ban smoking, gambling or drinking. Shown standing behind the West Michigan USO Club
the sign are Len Setul, advisor; Marvin Kleiner, William Gilbert, Sherman Finesilber, Shirley Weiner, has been a prograM of home
- --- hospitality offered by hotel and
Ted Tupler, Arthur Zohn and advisor, Ben Pitler.
resort owners in South Haven,
----
who have offered free week-ends
450 Refugees Arrive in
A
WAC
to individual servicemen during
Palestine, 250 En Route
Detroit Hebrew
the summer. It has been ar-
By
LT.
FREDDIE
BOYLE
HAIFA (P ale o r) — Large ranged during the week-end of
Parochial School
FT. OGLETHORPE, GA. — crowds dressed in their Sabbath Aug. 26 and 27 to invite a group
To Open Sept. 6
best were out on Haifa's streets of servicemen for a week-end

afternoon, Sept. 6, at 12:30 p. ni.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will be the
guest speaker and the topic of
his address will be "Spiritual
Weapons for a Quick Victory."
The League has been very ac-
tive during the summer season
and has increased its activity on
I AM
the Sabbath front. Mrs. Isadore
Levin, chairman of the Twelfth
Street Group, announces that 11
new stores have been added to
the list of those closed and Mrs.
Last Thursday night I boarded to greet 450 Jews snatched from party at South Haven to 1p
Abraham Caplan, in charge of
All preparations for the open- the train in Detroit with 57 ex- Nazi-occupied Romania, who ar- sponsored again by the resort
three
Dexter activities, announces
ing of the kindergarten and rst cited Michigan women who were rived here from Turkey which owners. Arrangements have been
who h ave been en_
Dexter
stores
t o u st o o f t ho i . l these t; Nt. NI N ,I N e ' r eel e fua k g r i
r i
rolled in
this great movement and second grades of the Detroit anxious to get started on Army they reached from Constanza by carried
I
at
for Jewish dignity by closing on Hebrew Parochial School have careers. They are quartered in . 250
the schooner
Jews from Bulbul.
Romania, Another
who ar-
i National Jewish
been made. . The enrollment of the Reception Center now, sleep • rived in Turkey by the schooner the
the Sabbath.
Board Army-Navy Committee of
Mrs. Joshua Sperka announces
ing on Army cots, of
rising
at
the
instead of Bellacitta, were expected here South Haven working in conjune-
that the following women have children has exceeded all expec-
cannon
tion with the USO-National Jew-
alarm within a few days.
been named on the committee for tations. School will officially be- boom harp
of a clang
The 450 new arrivals include ish Welfare Board in Battle
the Anniversary Event to take gin Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1944.
the s
the clock,
inspection
and 250 Halutzim, who received prior
how to standing
transform
themselves
and Mrs
Weise
bus will
transport
place
Oct. Moses
19: Mrs.
A. 0. Barsky Our school
safely
to and
from eagerly drinking in volumes about training for agricultural work in Creek, whose director is Samuel
r. co-chair- children
South Haven Army-Navy Com• ,
c lasses from civilians to Wacs. Th ese Palestine and a number of vet- Kurzon.
school. The hours
men; Mrs. I. Kaplan,
Zionists.
them was
Caplan, Mrs. L. Zeff, Mrs. A. are as follows: Kindergarten will Michigan recruits are discovering
interesting eran
a woman,
one Among
of a handful
of mittee is under the leadership of
begin at 9 a. m. and dismiss at and
the transformation
is
DeRoven.
not quite so simple
as re- survivors of the Turkish schoon- Mrs.
sky Simon
and R. Reznik,
Levin. Mrs. Orlin-
the Nazis
The Rabinnical Council of De- 12:30 p. m.; first and second
Resort owners cooperating in
and
dis-
placing
the
"Miss"
or
"Mrs."
er
Mafruka,
sunk
by
at
9
a.
m.
troit has agreed to cooperate with gra d es begin
.
on its way from Constanza to a
the League to carry out a very miss at 3 p. m. All those des ir prefix
with
They
got "Private."
off to an encourag- Turkish port. The woman said this project during the Summer
extensive campaign for Sabbath ous may be served a lunch which ing start when they found pen- that the Nazis fired on the boat have been Morris Fidelman, Day-
observance during the coming will be under the direction of the nies and "good luck" notes un- despite the fact that it displayed id Levitt, Rubin Levin, Mr. Nud-
en ane
High Holy Days. The League has preparation of a registered nurse der their pillows—gifts of other a big Turkish flag and a Red elman,
Fish Samson,
Mrs. Lena
Weinstein,
Morris Steub
attracted the attention of many sent by the Board of Education.
Jos. Yashenovsky.
Cross.
tak newly-enlisted Wacs who left the
Jewish communities for its suc- This luncheon will be nourishing
Reception Center for basic train-
cess in furthering the great ideal and well balanced.
e
Official registration will
panies.
of the Sabbath. All Jewish wom-
Egyptian Envoy Espoused Downtown Theaters—
place during next week. Parents in Pvt. Ann Younan from 1415
en are urgently requested not place
MICHIGAN — Starring Bette
are urged to register their chil- Fisher, Detroit, said she is going Arab Cause at Conference
to shop on the Sabbath.
Davis,
"Mr. Skeffington," the
dren immediately, as the enroll t o love being a Wac, regardless
Egyp-
n has film based on the best-selling
—The
CAIRO
(Palcor)
tian
Ambassador
to
Londo
ment is limited. Registration will of what job she has to do and
goes into
be taken in the Yeshivah Office, we know she will, because she used the conference of the Inter- novel by "Elizabeth,"
r on
Linwood and Elmhurst, or call said the greatest thrill of her governmental Committee on Ref- its secondweek
at the Michigan
TO. 8-5055 or TO. 7-5438. life came when she recited the ugees to espouse the cause of an
WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT lOs
The companion feature, "Seven
"I do solemnly swear, . . ." oath Arab Palestine and "expose"
of enlistment. Her next great- Zionism, according to boastful
Brown and Alan Carney, is a
est thrill was the trip from De- reports in the . Arab newspapers Days
Ashore," co-starring Wally
dancing
giotous musical with
troit to Ft. Oglethorpe with the
here.
Minister's
attack
other new Michigan Wacs. We Egyptian
The newspapers
state
that on
tne iris
r and hot music supplied by
predict the most wonderful ex- further Jewish immigration into Freddie Slack and Freddie Fisher.
perience yet will come when Ann
UNITED ARTISTS — Bing
stands retreat (lowering the Palestine and persistence that the
flag) for the first time.
White Paper policy be maintained Crosby in "Going My goes
Way"
with
into
iat ts
Saturday some of the recruits are further evidence that Egypt Barry
. rr, Fitzgerald
d snrmhing week
took
their
aptitude
tests,
the
3836 FISCHER AVE.
results of which will help deter- does "all in its power to project e g
Artists Theater.
mine the assignments they will Arabdom's problems and demands the A
United
featurette in color, "Half-

CONGREGATION /
BETH ITZCIROCK

e wish to anounce that we h ave obtained
Wish

CANTOR DAVID GOLDEN

who will conduct Services in our comfortable Synagogue

for the High Holidays
•

Tickets will be on sale daily commencing
SUNDAY, AUG. 27, FROM 3:00 to 10 P. M.

•

Please reserve your seats in time. For further information call
Rabbi Jacob Hoberman, PL. 1048.
•

With our sincere Best Wishes and New Y ear Greetings

THE COMMITTEE.

international political
n," completes the
receive after basic training. To- on the
N p vraoy gr tt li o n. Heave
morrow they will go on a G.I. scheme."
Falastin, Arab daily published
—
shopping spree, a complete new
outfit (if everything is in stock), in Jaffa, Palestine, states that all
FOX—"Mr. Winkle Goes to
Rob-
refugees,
"including
the Jews,
• with necessary alterations, free would
gladly
return to their
coup- War," starring Edward
G.
the
Fox
Theater
of charge. a few days these eager tries of origin" and demands inson, opened at
Within who left Detroit last that "Zionists cease haggling Friday.
A companion feature w ill alo
women
week
in civilian clothes will be over the fate of the Jewish refu- be shown.
stepping smartly off with the last gees in Europe."
foot in the uniform of the WAC.

But it is more than a change
of clothes that brings about this
transformation. It is the beauty
and precision of a military strut,
the light in a Wac's eyes, the
snap of a smart salute, and that
"something about a soldier" that
is called "esprit de corps."

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