I h Youth's ASTENING POST Camp Habonim Registrcition Rapidly Drawing to a Close publicity chairman, the fraternity purchased $150 Defense Bonds instead • of holding its annual dance. 4 DETROIT LEADERS TO ADDRESS KVUTZAH Jack Corinblit was elected The closing meeting of the president, succeeding Sid Dwor- Kvutzah Ivrith, the Hebrew Cul- kin. Charles Kruger is vice- tural Group of Detroit, will be president. held this Saturday evening, in the auditorium of the Rose Sittig COUNCIL OF WOMEN Cohen Building. MOVES ITS OFFICES Rabbi Morris Adler of Congre- The Detroit section of the Na- gation Shaarey Zedek will speak tional Council of Jewish Women on the subject of Hebrew culture announces the removal of its of- and its place in Jewish life. fices from 7644 Woodward Ave. Solomon Kasdan will give. a to the Jewish Community Center retrospective view of the activi- Bldg., 8904 Woodward Ave., ties of the Kvutzah during the Room 203, telephone MA. 6970. past few years. Isaac Franck, director of the Community Coun- cil, will talk on ways and means TUROVER PICNIC "ITJNE 28 Benjamin Grant, newly elected of publicizing the Hebrew lan- guage and its culture, and of president of the Turover Aid bringing the public closer to the Society, announced at a meeting work of the Hebrew cultural on Monday, that their 33rd an- group. Alexander J. Stein, of the nual picnic will be held at Lola Jewish Community Center, will Valley Park, on Sunday, June discuss the practical aspects of 28. the problem of cultural propa- Max L. Roberts, executive sec- ganda. retary of the Turover, reported Abraham Twersky is chairman that the Turover contributed $500 of the meeting, and Herman D. to the Russian War Relief, pledg- Boraks is president of Kvutzah ed $750 to the Allied Jewish Campaign, gave $150 to the Ivrith. • • • Chinese War Relief, $150 to the Gewerkshaften, $25 to the U.S.O. THEODOR HERZL LODGE and $50 to Red Cross, besides INSTALLATION TUESDAY making contributions to numer- New officers of Theodor Herzl ous local institutions, such as Lodge of Bnai Brith will be in- Chesed Shel Emes, Detroit Aux- stalled jointly with officers of iliary of the Los Angeles Sana- the Ladies' Auxiliary on Tues- torium and others. Turover mem- day evening. The new officers bers also took part in the build- are: Harry Golden, president, ing of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, succeeding Maurice Smargon; Isidor Sosnick, ex-president hav- Louis Eder and David Fidler, ing been on the building com- vice-presidents; Maurice B. Reist- mittee. man, recording secretary; Eugene Turover has purchased $4,500 Roth, financial secretary; Louis in War Bonds and has appointed Tischler, treasurer; Michael David L. Hertz to sell Defense Wineman, warden; Simon Fogel, Stamps every Monday night. Meyer Zeff, Julius Miller, Louis Angell, Joseph Braunfeld, trus- G oo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 tees. Mr. Golden had previously served as president of the lodge for two terms. • • • N' THERE . . . Deborahs tinue to meet through the r . . . All-out effort for the reason . . .Date of roast set for June 27 .. . Rosen, president \ Young 'S Temple Beth El/now in . AZA No. 813-eicursion- • Bob-Lo June'-21 . . . Chap- 14 will soon buy a War ..e Flag . . . Young Israel classes worth the interest by Dr. Hugo Mandel- every Saturday- at 5:30 .. for the Junior Division so nd they're still coming in! e community is certainly of them . . . They've made Although there are still ,two share the available transporta- 15,000 quota look like a weeks left to the opening of tion. t leap to a top-notch high Camp Habonim, registration is Further information may be .r. rapidly nearing completion. Many obtained by calling the Center, Chatlin came home from parents took advantage of the MAdison 8400. mg school in Mt. Carroll, early registration and only a 'th the one about the Ger- limited number of vacancies are soldier who wrote to his still available. from the Russian front Camp Habonim, the day camp ear Mother: Thanks for of the Jewish Community Cen- ts. They were delicious." ter," will open its 13th season on Worker's Alliance to Play • • • Monday, July 6, for an eight- Great Part in Peace Parley SONALITY OF THE week period, ending Aug. 28. The . . . Sam Travis . . . Left camp is conducted in the building Editor, The Jewish News: These are quite strenuous ice June 11 . . . a vice- of the Center Monday through pan of Junior Division and Friday, 9 a. rn. to 3:30 p. m. The times in Jewish life. Perhaps the Service Group's board of fee is $32 for the entire season most important problem that will rs and Agency Discussion and includes a hot, well-balanced be before us will be the Peace . . . attended Central High lunch served daily in the audi- Conference to come at which paduated from University torium of the Center. Admission time Jewish organizations will :higan Law School .. Re- is limited to boys and girls be- ask to participate in what should wide publicity when he tween the ages of 5 to 13 inclir- be the solution of the Jewish problem. I believe that The Jew- rd with Thurman Arnold, sive. rust buster, in smashing An experienced staff of adult ish News should be the medium open that waste paper counsellors has been engaged to for acquainting the Jewish ly business recently . . . take charge of the camp activi- masses with the aims, ideas and -.acted own law practice in ties. The children will be ar- work that is being done by every :scot Bldg., prior to leaving. ranged into small units according large Jewish organization. • • • The Jewish National Workers' to age and sex and a counsellor Alliance faces its second World NOONDAY LUNCHEON CLUB will be assigned to each unit. South Haven's Fiiiest Resort THEY ARE . . . PVT. War, with heavy demands and TO HEAR DRAPPER ALLEN ?ELDSTEIN .:.Hdqts. Boris Katz, swimming instruc- grave responsibilities. 80 Acres of Playtime Paradise The guest of the Democratic 3rd Cay. Brigade, Phoen- tor of the Center, will be in It has grown ten times bigger Noonday Luncheon Club on June Ariz, . . . CORP HARRY charge of the campers swimming than during the last war. Truly, 25 at the Women's Guild, 13th • A gay, friendly crowd .. . Comp. "B" 725 M. P. program. • Swimming tennis, golf. horses today the Alliance is an import- N. Jackson, S. C. . . . PVT. Outdoor activities will be con- ant instrument for national good floor of Metropolitan Bldg., will • licmciball, ping pang. archery be Drapper Allen, Price Adminis- GOODMAN . . . 696 ducted the early part of the day • Dancing, concerts, movies and that instrument today is tration Manager. AW Comp., A.P.O., No. on the adjacent Northern High Planned Activities mobilized 100 per cent in the • • • are of Postmaster, San School playground under the common effort of helping to win Rooms with Bath isco, Cal. . . . PVT. MYER guidance of experienced play- this war and attaining a just 22 PLEDGES INDUCTED Superb Food NER ... No. 16063462 Base ground instructors. The other peace. BY GAMMA KAPPA CHI Write for folder I Cornp., A. P. 0., No. 953, activities are arts and crafts, sing- Gamma Kappa Chi fraternity Hundreds "ijf thousands of dol- Phone 783 f Postmaster, San Francis- ing, dancing, photography, jour- of Wayne University inducted 22 lars of Defense Bonds of this 1. nalism, nature study. Country and Canada have been pledges at its semi-annual dinner Despite the increased cost of bought—a great number of our dance held at Bonnie Brook Hebrew Union College's operation of the camp, every ef- members are already serving in Country Club. elson Glueck has arrived fort is being made to maintain the armed forces of this country According to Phil Rothschild, • in the Near East, whither. the high standards of the camp. — many as volunteers. All s gone on an undisclosed The daily lunch menus have branches are co-operating with THERE'S NOTHE ■ G FINER THAN been carefully selected by Mrs. Civilian Defense authorities and Aitchison, dietitian of the Center. the women are working with the Red Cross. 1. YASHENOVSKY'S A rest period will follow each At 'the same time, they are 'fit SNORE VALLEY RESORT luncheon at which movies of an c3ntinuing their work on behalf SOUTH HAVEN, MICH. educational nature will be shown. 3TRICTLY KOSHER of Palestine which today is an • Private Tile Baths • Hot and Every effort will be made to important military and naval out- 2 KITCHENS Cold Shower Baths • Finest agegue on the Grounds spend as much time outdoors as post for America and our Allies. Dining Boom in Michigan • Dancing. Bathixg • Golf, Ten- will be possible. Hikes and trips 127 South Haven, Mich. The Alliance helps to bolster n i s • Children's Playground to many places of interest will be the Jewish civilian morale and to • Separate Dining Room for undertaken. Children • Governess for Chil- /?1,7171.17074/717/.W.I.W.1./W1.46.17,1!!!!"- lay the ground work for the fut- dren • Special Concert Orchestra The children will be made fa- ure peace, which in the words of • Solariums for Men and miliar with the Civilian Defense President Roosevelt, we must Women • Private Beach for Guests • Free Bus Service • So- Program and given an opportun- win as well as the war. Glorious Vacation' cial a n d Physical Director ity to contribute in various ways Sincerely yours, • Cabaret Entertainment Shady Lawns WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED FOLDER golf, riding, swimming to the war effort. - WILLIAM HORDES. I In our_ own Pavilion As a result of the restrictions Wen** Counselor. Playgrounds . on transportation, including • Most ideal loca- IMMUIMIIIIIIIIINIMIIIIIMMENIIIilliiiIIIINIMIITIMIRIMMIIIIIIIIIIPIHIMMIlliTIIMIIM = ---- '.1- tion for rest or chartering of buses, the camp play management will provide care -E- = -=-: MRS. 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