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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Friday, August "et, 1547
In 'Crossfire,' Race Theme Film
Expansion Fund
Enlists Workers
Zionist Gunpaign
Wins Big Support
Charlevoix, Mich.
DEAR BOSS:
I don't want to come home .
I've got into that 1-a-z-y feeling
where I just want to bask on
the soft sands all day, soak up
the sun's rays and let my mind
wander among the clouds and
azure skies.
Charlevoix is a restful spot.
Throughout the town there is an
air of cleanliness and prosperity.
The sandy Lake Michigan beach
is picturesque as it stretches end-
lessly along the coast, with the
deep blue clear waters lapping
along its edges stirring up a de-
lightful and refreshing breeze.
Sunning. dancing, boating, fish-
ing and dining fill up one's pro-
gram. Beach parties in the even-
ing have been mighty popular
among the younger set.
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BOAT RIDE
A bunch of us landlubbers
rented a cruiser to explore the
exciting realm of King Neptune
in Lake Charlevoix. There's noth-
ing like a boat ride under the
stars . . . and the invigorating
breezes boost the appetites.
Singing songs as the boat sped
along its way were Harold Good-
man and Bluma Schreiber, Chuck
Schwartz and Katie Goodman,
Bill Mersky and Shirley Dublin-
sky, Herb Solt and Madeline
Kaufman. Bev Trager beat a
dance lode in time to the waves
splashing alongside the boat.
Summers, Phyllis Korn, Barb
Summers, Aaron Lebo.
August 14, VJ day was celeb-
rated with no fan fare ... Flags
were displayed along the main
drag.
WEATHER
Every day the sun was boil-
ing... and easiest way to cool off
is to roll in the icy Lake Michi-
gan waters.
Above, left to right, William Phipps, Robert Ryan, Mario
Dwyer and Sam Levene in a scene front the mystery drama
More town folks lounging
"Crossfire" now at the Palms Theater. The story centers
'round . . . Nancy Mendelson,
about the murder of a Jewish ex-serviceman for no other
Babs Hertzberg, Barb Freedman,
reason than that he is Jewish.
Gloria Hamburger, Dorothy and
Alice Lazar, Arnie Sky, Rosy
Grevnin, Dick Soss, Lyn Trager,
Molly Berman.
Riding along the highway one
will find the Mexican cherry-
pickers at work . . . camped right
on the farmland with their small
quarters and large families.
NEW YORK—Heads of Chris- special' decoration to the Un-
Almost forgot, Sybil Levenson
wants to be remembered to Bud tian churches in the United States known Jewish Soldier of the War-
Lezell in town.
will join in honoring the memory saw Ghetto Battle by govern-
ments of the countries in which
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of the six million European Jews
Jews fought against the Nazis.
I'M NOT IN TILE MOOD to who died during the war at the
The committee is initiating a
write during this annual period dedication of the site for the
campaign for $150,000 to erect
of sunburn, siestas and mental
memorial to Hiller's victims,
the memorial. The site has been
stagnation . . . Before I close up
which will be erected on River-
granted by New York City.
the typewriter, however, here are
side drive, A. R. Lerner admin-
a few things I would like to get
istrative chairman of the me-
out of my system:
morial committee announced.
Christian Church Heads Aid
Memorial to Europe's Jews
Birthday greetings to the town
folks . . . Helen Rood, Dolly
Seltzer, Gussie Rimar, Mort Sul-
tan, Leonard Darin.
Via the grapevine . . . Lloyd
Kaplan and Nancy Kay are en-
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gaged . . . Doreen Sherman is in
smiles after giving the nod to
EXPLORING THE STATE in Stuart Velick . . . Another en-
a 1913 Model T Ford . . . is
gaged couple . . . Milt Korotkin
what Arne Rosenthal and Mur- and Florine Seigel . . . Correc-
ray Bernstein have been doing... tion: It should be Jerry Levy and
Admiring the old rel:e in Char- Mitzie Alpern . . . Sylvia Mackey
levoix were Skippy Rosenthal and wears a sparkler front Minne-
Phil Diamond. Everything would apolis' Maxwell Feller.
be fun, the lads say ... only if
the curious folks wouldn't swipe
the precious parts from their car. MORE TRAVELING .. .
They arr irreplaceable.
George Robinson and Mort
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ALONG THE Els1DLESS
BEACH
Detroiters everywhere... Cliff
Rogers, Herbie Spoon and Eugene
Galin engaging in a football
, .workout.
Sue Boesky sunnng herself ...
wth mamma Nvatchng close by ...
Walking up and down the sands
are Mona Weisenthal, Barbara
Levine, Seymour Lublin, Buddy
Schubner, Wally Goodman, Ira
Levy, Chuck Laven, Charlotte
giAredrah, Don Iluzumna, Milt Fire-
stone.
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Edith and Marge Solomon mak-
ing good use of en old tire tube
in combating the waves.
Chy Abrams and cousin Sert
down from Frankfort to join the
Detroit crowd.
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EVENING
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The Rt. Rev. Henry K. Sher-
rill, presiding bishop of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in this
country, and Bishop Charles K,
Gilbert, head of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of New York,
have joined the sponsors for the
memorial.
The dedication ceremonies will
take place in October. The me-
morial is being designed by Jo
Davidson.
FOSDICK A SPONSOR
The Rev. Frederick L. Fagley,
associate secretary of the Congre-
gational Christian Churches, Dr.
Harry Emerson Fosdick, former
Weisman are at South Haven ... minister of the Riverside. Church
Taking in some fun at Port Stan- and the Rev. Dr. Carlyle Adams,
ley are Saul Dovitz, Loree Cohen, editor of the Presbyterian Trib-
Dini Grushky, Sylvia Katz and une, also have accepted sponsor-
Hilda Kaliff.
ship.
Tom Rosender is at Tamiment,
Dr. Emanuel Chapman, chair-
Pa. for a spell and then to N. Y.
Harriet Bakst and Ruth Ann man of the Committee of Catho-
Golden send greetings from Cedar lics for Human Rights and Dr.
Point.
Henry A. Atkinson, general sec-
Gloria Hirsch (Chicago) is vis- retary of the World Alliance for
International Friendship Through
iting with Maureen Levitt.
the Churches, previously enrolled
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GOLDEN BOY starring Holly- as sponsors.
Heads of other organizations
wood's Dane Clark will be at
Music Hall through Aug. 31. Clif- who have joined the sponsors list
ford Odets' play is the fourth are: Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman
president of the Central Confer-
venture for Detroit Stage, Inc.
ence, of American Rabbis; Rabbi
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Uri Miller, president of the Rab-
ODDS AND ENDS ...
binical Council of America; Rab-
Jack Freed, the McNichols Rd.
bi Maurice N. Eisendrath, pres-
baker, has just returned from
ident of the Union of American
Chicago where he took a course
Hebrew Congregations; Edward
in methods of cake trimming.
S. Silver, president of the Na-
The corned beef lovers are still
tional Council of Young Israel;
flocking to Hal- and Abe Glist's
Mrs. Moses P. Epstein, national
Delicatessen on McNichols Rd.
president of Hadassah; Col. Mil-
It's quite a hangout for the
ton H. Richman, national com-
younger set.
mander of the Jewish War Vet-
erans; and Dr. Israel Goldstein,
rabbi of the Bnai Jeshurun Syna-
gogue.
The beach hotel with its small
dance combo is the spot where
everyone drops in . . . At the
tables ... Marian Kaufman and
Harold Weinstein, Dick Gottlieb
and Joan Zitomer.
The band played a "Hinny
Birthday" to Kay Goodman. Bob
Zelens, the Windy City WJJD
maestro, kept us in laughter with
his comical gestures.
Over to Cook's (good food
too) . . . Spotted Milt St
Norm Rosenfeld, Elaine Polozker,
Flint's Betty Levitt and Helen
NEW YORK—A plea to Secre-
Pines, Reva Hertz, Gloria Sugar- tary of State George.C. Marshall
man.
to reconsider the present Ameri-
can and British policy of reviv-
MAIN STREET
ing Germany's heavy manufac-
At least everything is in walk- turing and chemical industries
ing distance although we usually was voiced by Prof. James H.
hop in the car for a block or two. Sheldon, administrative chair-
Rita Palo and Vivian Levine man of the Non-Sectarian Anti-
are window shopping .. Surprised Nazi League.
In his memorandum to the
to bump into Monte Korn who
State Department, Sheldon de-
made a weekend trip.
Marsha Aper is hobbling along clared that the present genera-
with crutches with her ankle tion in Germany is so deeply
bound in a plaster cast . . . It's afflicted with the doctrines of
a tough blow to have to weather Nazism and the "conquest com-
plex" that it is a threat to the
vacation like this.
League Decries
Proposal to Revive
German Industry
-
The drive to raise $60,000 for
the Zionist Expansion Fund re-
ceived enthusiastic support when
scores of Zionists signed up as
workers at a meeting Aug. It.
Abe Kasle, who presided, ex-
pressed confidence that the goal
would be reached.
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The political program helps in-
form the American public of the
injustices being done to the Jew
in Palestine, he declared in citing
an example.
"As I make this statement,"
Jacobs said, "the local newspa-
pers are carrying headlines 'Jews
Massacre Arabs in Palestine.'
But you and I know that Jews,
even driven to the severest ex-
tremism, are not capable of mas-
sacring anyone. Yet our Gentile
friends, misled by British pro-
paganda, see fit to release news-
papers with defamatory headlines
of this kind."
Jacobs said that contributions
to the fund are vitally important
now to inform the American
public of the justice of the Jew-
ish position and to expose the
British -.injustice in Palestine.
"The people must know through
Entertainment for the whole
family will be featured at the the media of the press, radio,
Michigan Herald Freedom Fes- movies and the mails to truth
tival picnic Saturday,•Aug. 30 at about Palestine. We have made
our voice heard through Amer-
Welcome Park.
icans of every faith," Jacobs said.
Highlighting the festivities will
"IiTe must remain in the spot-
be a baseball game between two light of public attention. Your
Ford Local 600 teams, pony rides support of the Zionist Expansion
for the children, dancing and cold Fund enables this vital program
drinks.
of information to be carried out."
Freedom Festival Set
by Michigan Herald
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to record the passing of near and dear ones
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BROTHERHOOD SYMBOL
The memorial will rise as a
symbol of the brotherhood of
man and is planned as an in-
spiration for Jew and Christian
alike, Lerner said.
The dedication ceremonies will
include burial of a box of earth
gathered from the concentration
camps of Europe and award of a
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of your
WEDDING
PARTIES - BAR MITZVAH
by
'lack Bigelman
Official Photographer for
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Syd Auster brought his family safety of the entire world to al-
low the means of war-making
down in a beaut of a trailer . .
Hellos to the Bill Jacobs, Marlene to remain in their hands. -
Morris Jacobs, president of the
Detroit Zionist district, pointed
out that the fund enables Zionists
to carry out their political action
program, one of the arms of
"Operation America," financed by
the fund.
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