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Witler Back
At Littman's
Appears With Star Cast in
"Home Sweet Home"
Ben Zion Witler, the popular
Viennese Jewish actor, is return-
ing to Detroit to appear here with
the Chicago company in his new
musical production, "Home,
Sweet Home", by H. Kalmano-
•itz. He will appear at Littman's
People's Theater, 12th and Se-
ward, this Friday evening, Sun-
day matinee and evening and
next Tuesday evening.
Co-starred with him in this
play are Detroit's favorite per-
formers, Rosa Wallerstein, Sam
Gertler, Henrietta Jacobson, Jul-
ius Adler, supported by an all-
star cast. Included in the cast are
Lein Kadison, Ola Schlifko, Anna
Kadison, Sarah Filler, Herman
Sheratzky and others. Oscar Os-
troff is directing the play.
Young Center Pupils
To Play for League
Kurt Saffir and Betty Kowal-
sky, 12-year-old pupils of the
Jewish Community Center
school. have been invited to per-
form at the honor recital spon-
sored by the Detroit Musicians
League Saturday evening, June
6, at the Federation of Women's
City Clubs, Hancock at Second.
Kurt appeared as soloist with
the Michigan Symphony Orches-
tra, playing the Beethoven con-
certo. Recently Kurt and Betty
formed a piano duo team. On
June 6 they will perform works
written for two pianos.
"Sleepy Hollow" Beckons
to Tired City Dwellers
As Mercury Threatens
With the mercury threatening
to stretch into the big numbers
and the many war time problems
adding to the strain of life, city
dwellers are beginning to cast
about for attractive places where
they may find relaxation either
for the duration of the summer or
for a few days' respite from siz-
zling heat.
Out U. S. 31 on the shore of
Lake Michigan just a mile south
of South Haven is a wild, almost
primeval ravine that has been
aptly named "Sleepy Hollow".
Here. on a 30-acre estate are lo-
cated 40 new, strictly modern all-
electric cottages of one to five
rooms, with sleeping porches. A
thousand-foot bathing beach, well
equipped children's playground,
tennis and handball courts, shuf-
fleboard alleys and many other
features add to the natural at-
tractiveness of this beauty spot.
Early reservations should be
made, Edward Gray, the pro-
prietor, advises, as the accommo-
dations are limited. A telephone
call to South Haven 860 will bring
full information.
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Sweeney Loses
Judicial Round
WASHINGTON (JPS) — Con-
gressman Martin L. Sweeney,
whose libel suits recur in the
news constantly, lost one of the
rounds when the United States
Court of Appeals denied his ap-
peal from the ruling of a lower
court in favor of Mrs. Eleanor M.
Patterson, publisher of the
Washington Times-Herald, who
had been sued for $250,000 for
having published one of the
Pearson-Allen columns charging
anti-Semitism to the Ohio Rep-
resentative. In the intervening
years since the suit was initiated
Mrs. Patterson has come to dis-
like Pearson and Allen as much
as the Congressman does, this
time because the columnists have
attacked pro-Axis publishers.
Green Is Awarded
Philomathic Medal
These Jewish refugee youngsters are being taught how to
play again as a means of bringing them back to normal life after
ISaac V. Green won the gold harrowing war experiences in France. This •kindergarten in
medal as best speaker in debat- Limoges, unoccupied France, is being supported through the help
ing at the 40th anual model meet-
of the Joint Distribution Committee, which is now financing many
ing at the 40th annual model
meeting of the Philomathic De- child-care projects in France.
American Jewry is providing the funds for this phase of the
bating Club held at the Shaarey
Zedek May 18. The debate topic J.D.C. relief program through the United Jewish Appeal for
was "Resolved, That there should Refugees, Overseas Needs and Palestine, which is also the fund-
be a union of the English-speak- raising instrument for the United Palestine Appeal and the
ing nations."
National Refugee Service in their respective programs of Palestine
The silver medal went to Ber-
nard Rosenberg. Lawrence J. upbuilding and defense and refugee adjustment in the United
Weingarden won the bronze States.
The Allied Jewish Campaign of Detroit provides funds for this
medal.
Dr. A. M. Hershman and two humanitarian work.
honorary alumni, Benjamin S.
Safir and William Shapiro, were
Abraham Goldberg
the judges in the contest.
The affirmative team, compos-
ed of Norman Z. Milan, Wein- Will Address Russ
garden and Rosenberg, was ad-
Relief Rally June 7
judged winner by a vote of the
club, defeating the negative team
Abraham Goldberg of New
composed of Green, Albert A.
Kramer and Lawrence A. Tertz- York City, nationally known
berg.
NEW YORK
The Jews of
Zionist leader who has headed
Irving Sider, speaker, present-
America, through the United
the
New
York
Jewish
Section's
ed the gavel to the past speaker,
Samuel E. Hertzberg, in absentia. Russian War Relief activities, Palestine Appeal, are urged to
It was accepted by Ernest J. will address a public meeting of make available immediately an
Schwartz.
the local folks' committee for additional $1,000,000 beyond the
At the meeting on May 24 a
Russian War Relief at Central sums already budgeted, in order
round table discussion on "Am-
to provide for urgent war pur-
erica's Battle Against Inflation," High School Auditorium, on Sun-
was participated in by Morton day, June 7, at 8:30 p. m. Henry poses, including welfare aid for
disabled Jewish soldiers now re-
Zieve, moderator, Louis Silver- Abramovitz is chairman..
A musical program will be pre- turning to Palestine from various
stein, Sheldon Selisnick, Samuel
sented, together with the salient Middle Eastern fronts, it is an-
Schwartz, Myron Rosenthal.
Meetings are held Sundays at reports of the audited finances nounced by Dr. Abba Hillel
3 p. m. at the Shaarey Zedek. of the committee.
Silver, national chairman of the
Boys interested in public speak-
As final returns on the Folks' Appeal, on the basis of a cable
ing and debating are urged to Committee's campaign are re- addressed to him from Jeru-
attend.
corded, it appears that the quota salem by Eliezer Kaplan,
of $25,000 may be reached, since treasurer of the Jewish Agency
a total of $20,000 has been al- for Palestine, which is the
CAMP CHELSEA
Registration for Camp Chelsea, ready turned over to Russian supreme Jewish authority in
the camp for mothers and chil- War Relief, Inc.
Palestine.
dren near Chelsea, Mich., may be
made at the Jewish Community EUROPEAN WELFARE
Center, Woodward and Holbrook
LITTMANS PEOPLES THEATRE
At a special meeting of the Eu-
Ayes., on Wednesdays from 2 to ropean Jewish-Women's Welfare
321• Twelfth St. - 'Malty 2-0140
6 p. m., without appointment; or Organization, at 1 p. m. on Mon-
Friday Eye., Sunday Mat. and Eve.
by appointment on Mondays, day, reports will be heard on ap-
MAY 210 - 31
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sun- plications of refugee orphans for
Also Tuesday Eve., June lad.
days.
the society's support. A report
The Famous Jewish Vienna Star
Opening June 28, the camp in- will be given on the compli-
Artist
vites • the husbands and fathers mentary luncheon to be given
BEN
ZION
WITLER
of campers to spend the first jointly with the North Woodward
with Chicago company under the
camp week with their families, branch. Plans will be made for
direction of Oscar Ostroff 'in his
and to remain over the July 4 summer affairs.
greatest musical production
week-end. At all other times the
HOME SWEET HOME
camp is restricted to mothers, or
What we have in us of the
with Detroit's favorite artists.
mothers and children from three
image of-God is the love of truth
ROSE WALLEILSTEIN,SAY
to seven years old. The camp
GElitTLEE, HENILIETTA JACOB-
and justice.—Demosthenes.
will be open through August 22.
SON, JULIUS ADLZR, supported
by Ola Seitlifko, Sarah Feller, Her-
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Kulka,
man 8herstsky Leib Eadison sad
Abe
Flashenberg
BarUcy
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directors of the camp are assisted
entire Star Cast.
by the Advisory Board of the
Center Mothers' Clubs, headed
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by Mrs. Sidney J. Allen. Appoint-
Specializinz In
ments may be made with Mrs.
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Palestine Asks
Million at Once
For War Needs
Summer Progra
At Jewish Cente
The summer program at
Jewish Community Cente
Woodward at Holbrook, whi
goes into effect Monday, J
29, will give Center membe
an opportunity to participate
a variety of social, cultural, r
reational and athletic activiti
A number of changes are
ing made in the Health Educati
schedule. Junior and interme
ate boys and girls will have fo
afternoon swim periods, Monda
through Thursdays. In additi
to the regular Sunday aftern
and Thursday evening mix
swims, coeducational periods a
being scheduled for Mondays
Wednesdays, 12:30 to 1:30 p.
FILM PROGRAM
As a special feature of
summer's cultural program a s
ries of outstanding films will
presented on Monday eve
They will deal with current pro
lems both at home and abro
"The City" and "The River"
among the films to be sho
Musical programs will be pr
sented on Tuesdays. On Wedn
days there will be a "Fun a
Game Night" with folk dam'
group games and communi
singing.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
Summer dances wil be spo
sored by the Sub-Senior Co
cil on Thursday nights. Oth
contemplated activities are
Chats, a Parents' Institute f
the parents of the children
Camp Habonim and a series
popular lectures on "Health
War Time." Mary activities
summer will be held outdoo
weather permitting. All Defe
Courses and War Efforts Co
mittee activities will contin
through the summer. A bulle
scheduling days and hours is
preparation.
With the exception of t
Men's Health Club, a th
months summer membership m
be obtained, with full privileg
beginning June 1, at the folio
ing rates: Juniors and Interco
ates, $2; Sub-Seniors, $3; Senio
$4; Business and Professio
Men's Club, $7.50 and Worn
Health Club, $10.
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Mantle of the Law covers the
scroll of the Pentateuch. Its
usage dates from the custom of
spreading a layer of-- fine silk
over the- full length of the scroll
so as to prevent injury to the
text.
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