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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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jfl7V Ladies' Auxiliary Maps Group Affairs

2nd Annual Goodwill Affair

Dedicated to working fo
underinding betwmn all vet
erans groups regardless of rac
or cr. I, the JWV Ladies Auxili
ary will launch its second annua
Goodwiil Luncheon at 1 p.m.
May 13 in Kerns auditorium.
Rabbi Morris Adler, Michigan
department chaplain and national
deputy chaplain of the JWV, will
speak on "The Real Meaning of
National Defense."
Mildred Montell Brasch wilt
highlight the musical portion of
the afternoon's program. Miss
Brasch ,is a prominent radio
vocalist and has sung in both
concert and opera.
Assisting Mrs. Murray
Schreiber, chairman-of the lunch-
eon are Lillian Bernstein, Rose
Cantor, Lillian Bricker, Esther
Feld, Lillian Fogel, Diana Gordon,
Estelle Goss, Betty Green, Fannie
Slobin, Eleanor Silk and Estelle
Trubliw.

Yeshivah .Camp
to Start June 27

League. Other officers arc Mes-
dames Lewis Manning, Harry

Boost Driie

MILDRED BRASCII
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Michigan has been extended an
The entire membership of invitation to the affair, Mrs.
e very veterans organization in
Schreiber announced.

Award Slated
for Colinnnist

President

Goodman, Eli Gross, Arthur
Campbell, Morris Cohen, Robert
Dishell, Albert Lakin, Philip
(Mender, Morris 13urstilin and
Douglas Portlier.
New board members are Mes-
dames Saul Bloc in, Harry
Spector, Charles Ornstein, Wit-
Ilan; Hubert, John West and
Laurence Kaplan.
Installation of the new officers
will be held June 14 at the Lee
Plaza hotel. Chairmen for the
event are Mesdames Saul Bloom,
Harry Samler and Norman Jasen.

Sections of the Trade alid Pr o-
fessional Divisions of the Attie d
Jewish Campaign have beefi ho
ding group meetings on beha If
of the campaign.
Report luncheons have been
scheduled for Tuesday, May 17
and Friday, May 20 in the
Detroit-Leland Hotel. Both lun-
cheons will be at 12:15 p.m.
OSNOS IS SPEAKER
Of the more recent of the
group meetings, the educational
workers of the professional Divi-
'BELVEDERE' AT FOX
sion met to hear Max Osnos, a
The laugh-riot of the year,
co-chairman of pre-campaign ac-
"Mr. Belvedere Goes toCollege,"
tivities, speak. The accountants
continues for a second week at
section of the Professional Divi-
the Fox Theater. Starring Clifton
sion were addressed by Louis
Webb as Lynn Belvedere, a role
Berry, general chairmlin.
he created in "Sitting Pretty,"
MRS. LOUIS FRIED
Boris M. Joffe, director of the
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the film also stag Shirley Tem-
Jewish Community Council,
ple.
spoke to the industrial engineers
section after their dinner, while
members of the parking lots and
attendants section of the Services
FOR A DINNER TREAT — I
Division heard William Hordes.
Bring Your' Family
MAHLER IS HOST
Mrs. Louis Fried was elected
Bagels and lox were featured
to the
at, the brunch given by Milton K. president of the Youth Education
Mahler for the Mechanical
Trades Div?sion at his home.
physician s of the Professional
112 Cass Avenue
Division gathered at the home of
MT. CLEMENS, MICHIGAN
Dr. I. Jerome Hauser while den-
Enjoy food tastefully prepared i l
tists met for cocktails at the
under the direction of our excel-' ,
home of Dr. Martin Naimark.
lent cook.
Milton Saffir entertained mem-. Excellent Fishing in Our Own Priv-
Be comfortable in the home-like 1
Lake. Phone VA. 2-8863. Eve-
bers of the Real Estate and ate
atmosphere of our newly decor-
nings and Sundays, 10 • A. M. to 2
P. M., phone TE. 4-6315.
ated premises.
Building Division at a buffet and
ON GRAND
cocktail party at his home Mon-
For Reservations Call
TRAVERSE
day, May 9,
HAY

Youth League
Elects Officers

Registrations are being accept-
H. L. C. Jackson, popular col- ed for the Beth Yehudah Schools
umnist of the Detroit News, will
Day Camp which begins its first
receive the Human Relations
Award of the American Jewish two-week session June 27. A fee
Congress at the second annual df $7.50 per week includes trans-
amity luncheon of the Detroit portation, a daily lunch and
Women's Division at 12:30 p.m., midafternoon snack.
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Wednesday, May 18 at the Ma-
Program for the day camp in-
sonic Temple. The award is given cludes arts and crafts, all types of
annually to a Detroit newspaper- indoor and outdoor sports and a
man.
variety of excursion trips in and
Jackson will be honored for his near the city.
humanitarian ideals and because
Children may be registered for
Mrs. Ben Magid, chairman of
he preaches and practices broth- a two-weeks period at a time. the child rescue fund committee
erhood in his column and in his Seniors and intermediates (third- of Mattathias Tent-Hive 1005, the
activities, Mrs. Samuel Green, graders up) will attend camp all-Jewish group of the Macca-
president, said.
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., while jun- bees, assisted president Joseph
Guest speaker at the luncheon iors and lelndergarteners will Rossin in the presentation of a
will be Dr, J. L.'Teller, national start the day at 10:45 a.m., also check for $250 to the Mizrachi
director of public relations of the leaving at 5 pin. For information, Women's child 'rescue fund.
Congress, who will speak on "The call TE. 9-8100.
Mrs. Rosenthal of the Mizrachi
Impact of Israel on World Af-
Women accepted the donation on
fairs," Dr. Teller was formerly
behalf of her organization and in
editor of Palcor News Agency
turn presented to the membership
and is a contributor to leading
of the Maccabees a certificate for
magazines.'
meritorious service in the field of
An election of officers will take I
humanitarian endeavor.
place at the meeting and honors
will be paid to members of 10
Jewish Chronicle news deadline
Abraham Satovsky was re-
years standing.
elected president of the Men' s Is noon, Mondays..
Club of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek. Other officers are Samuel
J. Berke, Max Borin, Dr. Harry
Burstein and Dr. A. J. Altman.
Members elected to the board
are Henry Carnick, Harry Frank,
On
Mizrachi Women of Detroit will Henry Friedman, Milton Gottes-
man,
Julian
Grace,
Marris
Karbal,
crown their 1948-49 queen on
Lake Michigan
OPEN
Tuesday afternoon at the Mayfair Abe Katzman, Ira Kaufman, S.
Baer
Keidan,
Morris
Klatts,
Ben
room. The woman bringing in the
'49 Season, June 20th
Social Hostess for
greatest number of new members M. Lewis, William Nadler, Milton
Planned Entertainment
this season, will win the honor. L. Prag, Abe Sandelman, Carl S.
RIDING
BOATING
GOLFING
FISHING
Other membership awards and ci- Schiller, Matthew Shufro, Ben S.
TENNIS
CARD PARTIES
Sidlow, Joseph Snider, Jack
tations will be presented.
PlaIVATE
BEACH
Warner and Joseph Ziff.
Hotel Orchestra (or Dinner
Sophie Diamont of Tel Aviv
and Cocktail Lounge
Reports were submitted and
will speak. A musical dramatiza-
American Plan - Excellent Cusine
tion entitled the "Jewish Child discussion regarding the ensuing
E. L. Kramer, Mgr.
Dept. "D", Charlevoix, Michigan
Goes Home" will complete the year's program was held.
program. The council presented
Mrs. Isaac Halevi Herzog wife of
the Chief Rabbi of Israel a bou-
quet upon her visit to Detroit,
Wednesday.
For reservations, call Mrs. Oscar
un EXCELLED
Smith TO. 6-3583.

THEY'RE
BITING!

In Pollen-Free
tx‘.. North Michigan
22 Miles North
of Traverse ('Ity
ON 51-22
A. S. Landis, Mgr.

Akittathias Group
Gives Fund $250

S.Z. Men Elect
Abe Satovsky

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Mizrachi Unit
to 'Pick Queen

Charlevoix

Albany Hotel

TO. 6-5172 or
Mt. Clemens 6934

Reduced Rates for the
Coming Season

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"The Show Spot of Charlevoix"
ALL ROOMS

.on American Plan. Finest Amercan
i
Cooking. 80 acres
of recreationil facilities. Observ

and Continental

ation Tower ant4 Sun

Deck.

RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED, THROUGH SEPTEMBER
• QPENING DATE JUNE 18th

For reservations call ot write: ERNA LANDSHERG,
18667 Griggs, Detroit 21, Michigan, UNiversity 4-2655.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES FOR JUNE
AND AFTER LABOR

DAY!
CHARLEVOIX, MICHIGAN

HILL TOP LODGE

!leach Hotel

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Individually

TECHNION REOPENS
NEW YORK—One of the first
signs that permanent peace is be-
' ing established in Israel came in
a cable- to the American Technion
Society here announcing the
opening of the Technion in Haifa.

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FOR RENT

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$5 Double $4 Single

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Goldberg

2-3-4 BEDROOM

Owner

MODERN COTTAGES
on
by
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FOR INFORMATION

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Samson's
3587 Tyler
So. Haven, Mich.
TO. 5-6619
Phone 505

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on LAKE HURON

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igan, offers special rates
during June—make reserva-
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Wonderful white sand bathing beach . . • fishing
.
private golf course . • . tennis . . . riding stables .. .
excellent- cuisine featuring Jewish-American style dishes.
Dancing featured . . . learn latest Latin-Atheiican steps
taught by professional dance team . . • Experienced
counsellor for children.

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May 27. We're almost sold out for this week-end, and
suggest you get YOUR reservations in now.

For Informatidn and Reservations Telephone

TO. 9-5610 or TO 7-2113 (Detroit)

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MICHIGAN

196 Miles North of Detroit on U. S. 23

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