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Thursday, Aug. 3, 1950

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Gets Israel Trip

Campus and High Jinks

By NANCY MAY

THIS PAST WEEK found us fur this event, kids, it looks as if

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

touring Camp Michigama for it promises a good time for all!
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FROM READERS: readers ... Dubby Elbom, Jerri
the purpose of visiting Small
Brother. We were shown to the
Q) Do you believe that short Pearlman, A b e Zaft, Harry
WE RECEIVF.D1 many won-
"secret swamp" (which involves derful (and very much appreciat-
hair-dos are more attractive for Berch, Manning Sporn, Norm
Blum, Leroy Hellman, Betty
traveling through several poison ed) compliments on our returned
women than long hair?
ivy patches). Small Brother, vet- traveler's thumbnail sketch of Los
A) The majority in our survey Skolnik, Manwy Isaacs, Evelyn
eran camper that he is, showed Angeles, that we thought you
dept. favor long hair for the ferns Budnitzky, Evelyn Citrin, Rosa-
off his knowledge of botany by might enjoy reading another....
. they maintain it's more femi- lyn Sparage, Dr. George Mogill,
pointing out the Ivy after we
nine and has a greater male at- Babe Weiner.
A custom officer glances into
Twenty-two anniversary greet-
had blithely rambled through it. your car, and waves you on—and
traction than the closely clipped
ings to the Julius Foxes on Aug.
style.
While there, we noticed Sid suddenly you are in a different
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5! Many happy returns of the
Kleinman giving a pick-a-back world. Jai Alai and horse racing
day.
THEY'RE IN LUFF DEPT.
ride to a gleeful miniature camp- are the main attractions at night,
• • •
Norm Seigel pulled a surprise
er, as sevens} other small fry but by day there is noise, confu-
A NOTE FROM Jack Marko-
. . . he's introducing Rosalind
clung to Burt Fink's pantlegs. sion. and color.
witz,
sales
mgr.
at
Carson
Buick,
Moskowitz of the Bronx as his
Huy Tushman is there too (look-
The first sound you distinguish
future .. . he met her juit re- on how pleased a recent custo-
ing like a different person without is the cry of the venders, as they
cently on vacation at an Eastern mer was about her new Super MRS. ISADORE KOLODNEY those bell-bottom trousers).
push their small cart's with the
Buick convertible, Mrs. Minnie of 4052 Sturtevant avenue is
resort.
makings of tacos and tortillas
At
other
camps....
Al
Harris
is
Levinson
of
Mendota
avenue.
U of M Rita Papo is telling her
the winner of a round trip to
down
the narrow streets.
chums 'bout her engagement to
Israel in the Jewish National located at Camp Bay Court, (the
exported this tiny border
former
Camp
Brady)
and
Pup
Fund contest for the 15,000 eli-
Jimmy Golden.
town t.) he dirt infested, but after
Sulkin
is
counseling
at
Camp
Mi.
Mary Rosen married a Canadi-
gible blue-white box holders
seeieg menet ous street-cleaners
whose boxes yielded $10 and hel u.
an .chappie after a quick ro-
at their job; and conscieneious
over. Mrs. Benjamin Schlussel
mance ... Ben Kitzman and Ma-
At Camp Farband arc Dorothy tourists going (lilt of their ‘vay to
rian Wolrauch hook-up this
Continuing its summer sched- of 2634 Leslie received $100 1Kovitz, Fred Garber, and Betty find tr.i ,th earv., your expectation
month . Ros Binder and Les ule of activities the Daniel Firseh worth of Israeli products. Iler Shinier) while Danny Greenberg is happily unfulfilled.
Stein take the step on the 6th Chimter, Zionist Organization of box was one of 30,000 on the and Marilyn Wolf are at Camp
Baby zebras (which look sus-
$5 or more category.
. . . Al Levine and Donna Fox Detroit, announces a picnic and
Kinnarett.
piciously like light gray donkeys
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leave for Miami on Aug. 7th af- a day of fun for members and
painted with black stripes) pull
ter saying, "I do."
friends, Sunday, August 6.
SUMMER FINDS ALL of us photographers wagrs.... Whole
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Members will meet at 10 a.m.
heading for our favorite resort avenues or open air stalls tempt
ON VACATION:
at Congregation Bnai Moshe.
spots, and this year both South you, and their proprietors offer
Joyce Katz, Frieda Weinstein, They are asked to bring lunches.
Haven and Charlevoix are liter- to do business with you." The
Max Weinberg a n d Jewels
The following Sunday, Aug. 13,
ally filled with Detroiters.
merchants seem to expect bar-
Greenspan are lounging at Sca- an all day boat trip and picnic
gaining, and wear a look of re-
Making
their
summer
home
in
roon Manor in the Catskills this at Bob-Lo has been planned by
South Haven are Cyma Goodman, spect if you (ire able to beat their
week.
the chapter. Members and pros-
Clair Lerman, Mel Linden and price down.
Shirley Brinauer and Lila Ro- pective members are to meet at
Of a total of 111 foreign . u- Basil Neimer. Enjoying the beach
Various articles of silver and
sen vacation at Elkart Lake .
9:30 a.m. at the Bob-Lo dock, at dents now participating in the
lightweight leather huraches are
in
Charlevoix
are
Sally
Co•nwise,
it's the Nippersink Manor in the foot of Woodward avenue.
Cynithia Malerman, Chuck Leven, the main items offered for sale.
Wisconsin for the Dr. Morrey
A few tickets are still available second annual Summer Institute
I Lithe, lark children dog your
Greenbergs, the Jack Greenbergs for the Chicago-Detroit baseball at the Hebrew University of Earl Kendler and Karl Bloom.
path, crying "American chewing
and Harold Rosemont.
game at Briggs Stadium which Jersualem, 72 are Americans, ac-
And Juan Goldberg has just re- gum, mister? American cigar-
Lou Disner has picked Miami the group will attend Wednes- cording to a report by Samuel turned from some wonderful days " cite "' —he
- tir • appealing grin
s
beaches for his rest place . . day, Aug. 16.
as
luxuriating in that Florida sun ...I makes i it hard to resist even their
Hausman,
executive
president
of
the Dave Tabsnicks pick Canada
Those interested should call
Leaving Detroit for the Big I black market prices, and their,
for their honeymoon.
the president, Bob Ettinger, at the American Committee for the City of New York are Diane Rob- 1 "Gracias, senorita," seems to make
Back from suntanned vaca- WE. 4-6836.
Hebrew University, Weizmann erts, Jack Cooper and Alice New- even the humblest person feel
tions are the Jack Sporns-Gros-
Institute of Science, and Tech- mai:, who will sto poll in Wash- suddenly benevolent. .. .
singers; Phyllis Elias and Flor-
As you step into your car to
ington, D.C.
nion.
ence Waldman-South Haven and
May
we
take
this
opportunity
to
leave
the city, More resourseful
The
Summer
Institute
is
organ-
Jean Stein-New York.
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ized jointly by the University wish Jack Kopnick a happy, if urchins begin zealously wiping
and the Youth Department of somewhat belated birthday, and your windows. Aso! then you
.
IN THE DATING parade
Masada's opening meeting for the World Zionist Organization. also to welcome two tired busi- whisk again thrbugh the eustelfis,
Lenny Woolf and Irene Clinton,
The eight weeks' course is di- nessmen, Elliot Zeldes and Har- and you have left the Mexican
Leonard Stanley and Rhea Ann the membership at large has been
Schiff, Elaine Chernoff and Leon- scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 24 at vided into two parts: courses old Herman, back from Green- border town of Tia Juana.
given by University faculty bush Inn.
ard Carnoff, Nate Nelson and the Dexter Center.
• • •
NEW SCOUT TROOP
The program committee, headed members on sociological subjects
Connie Sedar.
Boy Scout troop 469, for Jewish
by
Dr.
Sam
Krohn,
has
outlined
dealing with Israel and on
AN INTERESTING proposal
Grabbing a bite to eat at the
Center members and children of
famed Harry Boesky's restau- the basic plans for the following thought and literature in Israel, has been made by the Reformed members, is now being organized.
year.
There
will
be
seven
large
and
courses
by
Youth
Depart-
Temple
Sisterhoods
of
the
State
rant were Lynn Traeger and
Applications for troop member-
George Cohen, Sue Marx and meetings, and two special holiday ment lecturers on Israel and the to formulate plans to promote ship are now being accepted at
Ben Seigel also the 131. Mort meetings in December and Febru- Zionist movement. University friendship between the Jewish the Dexter Center.
Lazars, Stan' Dorfman, Seymour ary. The large meetings will be courses are conducted in English, youth of Detroit, and the various
preceeded by community, singing, the remainder in Hebrew. Stu- small cities in Michigan, where
and Harold Podolsky.
led by Florence Weintraub, and dents are also taken on guided the Jewish population is not great.
• • •
will
end with refreshments and a tours of various parts of the The purpose of this organization
PHILALUJAHS
country, with extended stays in is to sponsor social and recrea-
Boots Kallman. now Mrs. Alan social hour.
Newly remodeled distin-
In addition, to keep the mem- kibbutzim.
tional gatherings which are in-
Littman II of Cleveland, is on
guished restaurant-delicates-
tended to bring the Jewish teen-
a Mexican and South American bership well informed, current
sen and bar
events will be broadcasted by
agers of our city and others closer
honeymoon. „,
Masada
members
at
each
meeting
together.
It
has
been
further
pur-
Mazel Toys to Ben Buten of
• Luncheon
posed that the first of these meet-
the JWF on his second addition, in a novel fashion.
The following people are head-
ings be held sometime in October
• Dinner
a 6 lb. boy.
MUNICH — (WNS) — The with Temple Beth El acting as
The Lou Cassels (Ruth Levine) ing the various committees:
• Late Snacks
Lillian Fischer, membership; Jewish Agency has announced host.
are expecting their image in Jan-
Dr. Sam Krohn, program; Helen that its German headquarters in
The group will attend the Beth
uary.
Bill Mersky was giving frater- Golde, social; Masha Siegal and Munich will be closed Sept. 30. El Sunday School session, have
All Jewish DPs have been ask- brunch, and adjourn to the social
TR. 2-4375
nity brother Jack Fine a driving Dorothy Langer, publicity; and
ed to register for emigration to hall for square dancing. So watch
lesson in Bill's car • . every- Marvin Hoffrichter, athletics.
Israel by that date if they desire
thing was going fine as a begin-
to receive transportation privi-
ner Fine caught on quickly—ex- Farband Day Slated
leges. Hundreds of DPs who had
cept on one little turn 'round a
corner when a mean old tree at Chelsea, Mich. Camp intended to stay in Germany
The city committee of Jewish through the winter are now reg-
stopped the car . . . there's a
moral to this story . . . ask Bill. National Worker's Alliance is istering for emigration to the
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A cultural program is being
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Sam Rodd took the Henry Mor-
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All-Day Fete Set
by Frisch- Chapter

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72 Americans
at Hebrew U.
for Summer

Masada Slates
Program for Fall

_Boesky's

Agency to Close
Office in Munich

11th SI. & Hazelwood

DINING AT ITS BEST
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