Friday, August 13, 1941)

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE•

picture snaps were Marlene
Cohen with Jordan Snyder and
Sheila Wienstein with Mar t y
Muraw . . . Visiting Ann Wald
at her cottage will be "Cindy"
members, Goldie i fuckel, Kitty
Loberrnan, Marlene Cohen, Ger-
rie Starter and Lillian Rosen-
berg ...Another luncheon was
given recently, this time by
Barbara Friedman for her friend
Lorraine Resnick, who is leaving
for Charlevoix. Guests were
Berta Tauber, Flo Grossberg and
Phyllis Cherrin.
• • •

Teen•Age
Sophisticates

By HELEN TENNENBAUM

SUMMER SCHOOL will sc on
be over which means t hat
each and everyone of you will
• be able to enjoy these 1 ast
weeks of a
wonderful va-
cation perio d.
Guess we
shouldn't ove
'TIS WONDERFUL when a
do it, thou gh,
moon is shining and the wind is
but take it
whispering low. Also perfect for
easy as we a re
the wienie roast, attended by
warned to do
Betts. Stein with Harvey Cow-
by the boa rd
an, Lorretta Klein with Bernie
of health be-
(Fresh Air Camp) Hammer,
cause of pot io.
Phyllis Abraham with Mary
Helen
W e shou Id
and Rosalie Rachmeil
avoid excess fatigt to Ganek
with Jerry Ganek.
land
land large crowds.
At the other fire were Bertha
There's nothing wrong with
(in from Toronto) Sirota with
swimming if its not done in
Tuc Herman, Gail Metz and
huge groups. Be sure to co-
Seymour Kleinman, Bernice
operate with the city and help
Kuhn with Jay Franklin, Molly
stamp out this dreaded disease. Newman and Dave Selenick,
• • •
Sandy Blumenthal with Shel
LOADS OF CARDS and let- Peevin, Louise Holtzman and
ters from all of you who've Hank Klegman and Madeline
been away for the summer. Palmer with Alvin Selenick.
e • •
Here's a note from Baylee Hur-
witz who is spending the month
WE HAVE just received word
at Port Stanley and who tells that popular Jordan Rossen,
us that Barbara Lutsky is in who is taking courses in dra-
Chicago and Ann Spizman in matics and speech at Northwest-
Toronto.
ern University for the summer,
Zeta Jacobson is at Camp has been awarded the lead in
Cavell . . . Dolores Simon is one play and prominent parts in
back after a month's stay in two other productions.
L. A. and Sheldon Otis has re-
With that we close this week's
turned from South liavet. chatter and add that it would
Elaine Fromstein is enjoying be nice if you let us know your
Crystal Beach, Ont.
ideas about book reviews or
Chicago is host to Charleene comment on current records for
Okum, while Arnie Schoichet this column. How about it?
and Don Aimbinder are regular Your opinions would be appre-
commuters between Detroit and ciated.
Woodhall Lake. Other vacation-
ers are Leona Harlick, who is
Mosley Publication
in Grand Rapids; Jerry Vidrah,
South Haven; and Elaine Os- Banned
British Zone
sipove, Midland. Elaine Eder is
LONDON (WNS)—The circu-
traveling to New York.
lation in the British zone of Ger-
• • •

Page Nine

Zionists to Rush Refugees to Israel

(Continued from page 3)
The three organizations will
be united in one body called the
consultative council for that pur-
pose. Hitherto, the UNESCO
recognized only the World Jew-
ish Congress as the official Jew-
ish body.
• • •

to the Jewish DP's in the camps.
onsidering that the chemichl
gases and material used in the
Nazi extermination of six mil-
lion Jews during the war, and
considering also that the Farben
industry employed thousands of
Jewish girls and women as
slave-laborers in its laboratories
and deliberately murdered many
of them in experiments with its
poison gasses, the sentences were
considered ludicrous for crimes
such as these.

JSG's Project
to Assist Center

The Junior Service Group has
started a new project to aid the
Jewish Center.

Under the Leadership of Shir-
ley Simons, a committee has
been set up to provide volun-
teer leaders for children's ac-
tivities at the Center.

FORTY LEADING writers,
poets and novelists will be
brought over in a specialty
Anyone who has any type of
chartered plane to attend the
talent or special training can be
world conference of the Yid-
used, Miss Simons declared.
dish Cultural Congress which is
The groups, when organized,
to open in New York on Sept.
will meet on the average of
16. The congress will be the Vacationers Praise
once a week, she said. Some of
largest of its kind and will in-
the possibile activities that will
clude representatives from all Zippersteitt's Resort
need leaders or instructors are
over the Western world,
Zipperstein's Resort in South-. photography, sports, dancing
• • •
Haven is becoming increasingly and dramatics. For infirm
- nation
popular as "an ideal vacation call Miss Simons, UN. 3-5009.
THE EXTREMELY lenient spot."
sentences which an American
military tribunal at Nuremberg' The hotel takes pride in its
Tell your friends about the
has imposed on 13 I. G. Farben facilities which "offer something
directors, was the greatest shock to everybody." For information Chronicle — the INTERESTING
call South Haven 335.
Jewish weekly.

SIA M,

fin

IT WAS MARILYN Wax-
man's "Sweet Sixteen" and she
celebrated the occasion. by in-
viting Marilyn Leib with Bus-
ter Davidson, Maxine Woolf and
Jerry Kantor, Lila Chatlin and
Ted (visiting from Florida and
staying at cousin Danny Wein-
traub's home) Richard and
Lorreta liarwotrd with Butch
Kaplan.
More who later went on to
the Club Sudan were Lenore
Deitch with Bob (sports editor)
Siegel and Beverly Shapiro
with Al Weinstein.
A surprise party was in or-
der for Charleene Okum, whose
host was Sandy Roth. Others
there were Elaine Fromstein
with Morty Collins, Ann Wald
with Jerry Gothelf, Lillian Ros-
enberg with Lennie Acker and
Phylis Kurtz with Mary Bloch.
• • •

SITTING PRETTY for

many of the "Deutsches Flug-

blatt," a pro-Nazi and anti-Se-
mitic publication sponsored and
printed 'oy Sir Oswald Mosley's
fascist Union Movement, has
been forbidden by the British oc-

cupation authorities.
Early ;act v eek, a complaint
was filed with the foreign office
by spokesmen of the anti-fascist
movement here, charging Mosley,
bidder of Britain's fascists, with
sponsoring, the printing of Ger-
man-language broadsheets with a
view to transmitting them clan-
destinely into Germany.

Readers of the Chronicle say
they read it from cover to cover.

Aaron M. Knfz

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
SERVICE

TY. S-7445

the

MT. CLEMENS
MOST
BEAUTIFUL

OFFERS
SPECIAL
AUGUST RATE

3 WEEKS

OF THE MOST COMFORTABLE, RELAXING,
LUXURIOUS LIVING—
FOR ONLY

THIS INCLUDES, OF COURSE ...
THE WORLD FAMOUS MINERAL BATHS, UNEXCELLED
IN THE TREATMENT OF
RHEUMATISM AND KINDRED AILMENTS

FOR RESERVATIONS CALL OR WRITE

RIVERSIDE HOTEL

MT. CLEMENS, MICHIGAN

PHONE 4509

OPEN TIIRU SEPTEMBER

You ought to hear June croon when she washes
her hair these days.
You'd think she was in love.
And she is—with a new, automatic, electric water heater—
A heater that gives 411 the hot water she needs whenever she
turns the tap.
More than that—
It's carefree ... with h., flames, no fumes, no soot to worry about.
It's clean and quiet and economical to operate.
And it's Dependable—with a capital D. Once installed,
you can forget all about it. For laundry, baths and dishes, ar
a dozen other uses, try water heated electrically, the modern,
carefree way. Ask at your nearest Edison office.

No Other Water Heater Gives
All These Advantages!

• °confine's—No

soot or smoke
Carefree Operation—No flame
•
s or fumes
EffIciency—No waiting
or wondering
• Automatic

•

job!

Dependability—Always

on the