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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Juty 17, 1942
Consul Predicts
Polish Rebirth
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The Federation for Polish Jews
listened to an inspiring address
July 8 by M. Zarski, Polish
Consul in Detroit. He expressed
his conviction that New Poland
would be a democratic country
wherein discrimination and anti-
Semitism would find no foothold.
He was greeted by Isaac Finkel-
stein, chairman of the executive
board, and Benjamin Graubert,
executive director, who spoke in
Polish. -
Reports of the convention re-
cently held in Atlantic City Were
given by Mrs. Jennie Weinberg,
Mrs. Garelick and Graubart.
Miss Sara Gingold, accompanied
by Mr. Gruskoff at the piano,
sang Yiddish folk songs. Philip
limber recited a number of his
own essays.
DONATIONS RECEIVED
Captain Mordecai M. Falick,
son of Mrs. Anna Falick, of
15141 Plymouth
Road, is serving
somewhere ov-
erseas with the
American forc-
es. He has been
in the service
since May 15
1941, and was
formerly s t a -
tioned at Camp
Jackson, Colum-
bia, S. C. His ..
wife is the former Anna Mack.
They have a son, Arnold. Cap-
tain Falick completed his high
school course in Canada and was
graduated from the University
of Michigan Medical College. He
was a member of Phi Kappa Phi
and A. 0. A. Upon graduation
he interned at Harper Hospital
in Detroit and later at General
Hospital in Buffalo, and for two
years was associated with the
New York State Health Depart-
ment. He is a membdr of Mai-
monides Medical Association of
Detroit and the American Medi-
cal Association. He is the for-
mer president of Detroit's Lea-
gue for Labor Palestine.
music
Pianist and Sax
Artist Featured
Cola Heiden, pianist, and Lar-
ry Teal, saxophonist,- will pre-
sent the third program of the
Jewish Community Center's out-
door summer concert series,
_Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 p.m., in
the Center's courtyard.
Mrs. Heiden is well known in
Detroit both as a teacher and
a recitalist. She received her
musical education at the Amster-
dam Conservatory and the Ber-
lin State Academy of Music,
where she studied under Edwin
Fischer.
A concert saxophonist and
teacher of note, Mr. Teal is a
staff member of Radio Station
WJR and has appeared with the
Detroit Symphony and Philadel-
phia Symphony Orchestras.
Sabbaths of "Vision"
And "Consolation"
To Be Observed
Rabbi Leon Fram will preach
Friday night, July 17, on the sub-
ject, "The Sabbath of Vision"
(Shabat Chazon). On Friday
night, July 24, Rabbi Fram will
preach on "The Sabbath Consola-
tion" (Shabat Nachmu).
While Reform Judaism orig-
inally ignored this season of the
commemoration of the siege and
destruction of Jerusalem, - the
more recent tendency is to parti-
cipate in the general Jewish sent- -
iment of sorrow over the loss of
Zion and hope for its rebuilding.
Rabbi Fram will discuss the
significance of the destruction
of the Jewish state and the dis-
persion of Israel among the na-
tions.
The Sabbath Eve sqvices of
Temple Israel are he'd every
Friday night at 8:30 at 611 Boul-
evard Bldg., Woodward at Grand
Blvd.
An appeal for additional cloth-
ing for needy Jews abroad and
for finances to send them across
was made by Rabbi Rotenberg.
Several hundred dollars was col-
lected. Isidore Mellen, president,
was chairman and was assisted
by Harry Weinberg. secretary.
An appeal over Altman's and,
Weinberg's Radio Hours was
A broad movement to increase
made by Mr. Graubart and Mor-
Three documentary sound allotments to the 1942 United
ris Mohr, treasurer. Clothing and
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films, the fourth group depicting Jewish Appeal for Refugees,
contributions should be brought
Corp. Harold Kaletsky, son of the American scene in relation Overseas Needs and Palestine
to headquarters, 9124 Linwood
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kaletsky, to the war effort will be present- from the proceeds of spring
Ave., Room 104.
Sturtevant ed at the Jewish Community campaigns was reported this
Sunday, Aug. 2, a picnic will
Ave., was sche- Center, Monday, July 20, at 9 week as hundreds of communi-
be held, the proceeds of which
duled to leave p.m., in the Center's courtyard. ties throughout the country
will be devoted to the _present
"March of Freedom," will open wound up notably successful
for the Hawaiian
campaign to enable the garments
Islands before the program.
drives to stem the tide of Jew-
collected to be shipped abroad.
The need for coordination of ish sufferinng through overseas
't:the attack on
Harry Kaminer is chairman of
P ear 1 Harbor, all our land and sea forces to war relief, Palestine defense and
the picnic committee.
,..;:but a change in meet the challenge of mechan- upbuilding and refugee aid in the
v- Army plans ized war is portrayed in "Amer- United States and elsewhere.
found him o n ica's Call to Arms," second of
Allotment increases were
furlough at the the three films to be shown next paced by a $30.000 boost in De-
Noted guest and local speakers
Monday
evening.
"Power
for
De-
home of his
troit's contribution to the UJA on
will address the public memorial
parents. He left six days later, fense," third in the group, de- top of the city's large increases
meeting in tribute to the late
scribes
the
hydro-electric
power
however, and is now serving his
of recent years, and the resound-
Vladimir Jabotinsky at 9 p. m.
Camp Habonim, the day camp seventh month in the Islands. A plants developed by the TVA
on Monday, July 20, at the Bnai at the Jewish Community Cen- graduate of Central High, Corp. and their use for defense pro- ing 69 per cent increase from
Newark, which conducted the
Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence.
ter, reports a' record-breaking Kaletsky has been in the Army duction.
Speakers will include the fol- enrollment for the 1942 summer 14 months, serving at Camp
Center members are admitted outstanding drive of the entire
lowing: Dr. M. J. Steiner, editor season. Only a few vacancies are Davis, N. C., before going over- free of charge. There is a 17c Middle Atlantic area.
of Hayarden of Palestine and Die left for the remaining periods of seas. He attended Walsh Insti- admission fee for non-members.
The movie series will continue - BUY DEFENSE BONDS -
Velt of Warsaw and president of the season. Those interested are tute three years, and was a mem-
Histadruth Ivrith of Chicago; Dr. requesied to register by the end ber of the Young People's So- through Aug. 17.
CAROL'S FLOWER SHOP
M. Lew, editor of Unser Welt of of next week.
ciety of Temple Beth EL While
"SAY IT WITH FLOWERS"
Belgium; Rabbi Moses Fischer of
Boys and girls 5. through 14 at Central High, he starred on parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max
he Bnai Moshe; Aaron Weisbrot, years of age are eligible for the varsity baseball and basket- Greenberg of 2923 Pasadena.
Flowers For All Occasions
. mber of the administrative Camp Habonim. The camp is ball team, and played on many
12131 Twelfth Street.
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•mmittee of the New Zionist Or- open Monday through Friday independent squads before leav-
Corner Richton
Beryl Beve, son of Mr. and
ganization. Sol Edelman, local from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Hot lunch ing for service.
Ben Stocker, Prop.
Mrs. S. J. Leve of Detroit, for-
ionist, will preside. A well is served at' 12 o'clock.
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merly of Pittsburgh, has been
I. 'own cantor will chant the
Under the supervision of more
Ensign Mandell L. Berman, accepted as a Cadet at the Unit-
I^ askarah.
than 20 well-trained counsellors, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ber- ed States Military Academy at I. MARGO'S
Vladimir Jabotinsky was an campers are divided according to man, 60 Burlingame Ave., has West Point, and began his mili-
Meating Detroit for 1.1 Century
-minent Zionist leader, was the age groups and interests. Out- left for active service with the tary- training July 1. Beryl is a
KOSHER MEAT &
ounder of the Jewish Legion in door games and sports are con-
Bureau of Ordnance at the graduate of Central Higli School
POULTRY MARKET
e last war and was the leader ducted on the Northern High
We Specialize in Supplying Kosher
Naval Training School, Dart- and for several years attended
.1 the Revisionist Party in Zion- School playground adjacent to mouth College, Hanover, N. H. University of Detroit where he
Meats for Weddings. Banquets. Etc.
8624 TWELFTH ST.
the Center. Swimming classes
was captain-elect of the cheer-
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The public is invited to the are held each day both .for be-
leaders'
squad.
Roy Frank Green was grad-
ginners and advanced swimmers.
emorial meeting.
uated
from
Foster
Field
last
Special expeditions are plan-
ned for Friday afternoons, in- Friday as a Lieutenant of the
27th Season Jewish Business Girls Vocation Club
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
cluding picnics, a visit to the zoo U. S. Air Corp. Lieut. Green is
Now Open — Thru to Labor Day
Corporal Irving L. Kagan, son and attendance at a major league home on a 10-day visit with his
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kagan of ball game.
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9765 Martindale, Technician
Rates for Camp Habonim are
Grade 5 stationed at . Camp Liv- $17 for a four-week period, and
Huron, Ohio
45 Miles West of Cleveland on Lake • Erie
ingston, La., is home on a fur- $9 for a two-week period. Fur-
CAMP FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
lough.
ther information may be obtained
Swimming, tennis, archery, volley ball, baseball, dancing,
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at the Center, Room 205, from t
campfire and singing; Canoeing and bicycling nearby.
Lieut. S. K. Wilhelm of the 9 to 5 p.m., or by calling MAdison
Trained Counsellors lead all activities; Lifeguard in
Medical Corps and Corp. Carl 8400.
charge of swimming. Good fun and good fellowship.
Horwich were entertained at a
Reservations must be made in advance with $2.50 deposit.
farewell party by their aunt and
Write direct to Camp for further information
ncle, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Moss
.f 3260 Fullerton. Lieut. Wil-
',elm left for Carlisle Barracks,
"a. Corp. Horwich left for the
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ifficers' Training School at
amp Davis, N. C.
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Private Lloyd Edelstein, Camp
esidio, Calif., is the guest of
• • parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
14th Season
Chelsea. Mich.
. Edelstein, 3310 Rochester Ave.
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Sponsored by J.N.W.A., P.Z. & P.W.O. I
Louis J. Gordon, son of Mr.
Boys and Girls From 6 to 14
- I d Mrs. Abe Gordon, _passed the
ecessary qualifying examina-
Sons and was sworn in as Flying
Rates: Season ;MOO
adet in the United States Army
Renewed in beauty, in
.1 Registration Accepted for Half or Entire Season (4 or g Weeks)
orps on July 9. Cadet Gordon
color, in freshness by the
. continuing as district manager
Located 58 Miles from Detroit- Bus or Train to Chelsea
LUSTER-TEX process.
f the United Life and Accident
Camp provides transportation from Chelsea
Called for and delivered.
. urance Company, while await-
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g the call to active duty.
• Health • Joy & Play • A Jewish Atmosphere
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• Arts and Crafts • Devoted Care and Comradshi:,
This SPake :Contributed by
Corporal Albert E. Davis has
1912 TAYLOR
TYler 4-8988
HOURS: 12 to 2 P.M.
-turned to his base at Camp
!olk, La., after spending . a fur-
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ough with his parent " .
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Mrs. 13. Kurnove
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War Movie Series In Detroit is Cited
Noted Speakers
To Pay Tribute
To V. Jabotinsky !High Mark is Set
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