Friday, August 14, 1942
Jewish Youth's
Page Thirteen
THE JEWISH NEWS
Jewish Children Mobilized for aScrap
Salvctge Drive to Help Defeat Axis
LISTENING
POST
McFarland Heads
Convention.- Panel
on Discrimination
Featuring the afternoon session
of a state-wide conference of the
Civil Rights Federation, to be
held August 13 in the Book-Cad-
illac hotel, will be a panel on
the subject, "The Fifth Column
Attacks Racial, National and Re-
ligious Minorities." The discus-
sion will be conducted by Prof.
Edward McFarland, chairman of
the Metropolitaan Detroit Council
on Fair Employment Practices.
Representatives of the many
organizations affiliated with the
Federation will offer suggestions
how better to utilize the services
of the millions of foreign-born,
Negroes and other groups now
denied full participation in the
war effort How to combat anti-
Semitism, Jim Crow and other
types of discrimination also will
be debated.
Dr. Malcolm S. MacLean, chair-
man of the President's Commit.
tee on Fair Employment Prac-
tice, will conduct a question and
answer session at a 12:30 p. m.
luncheon.
The Civil Rights Federation
offices are at 530 Insurance Ex-
change Bldg., CAdillac 6278.
By DANNY RASKIN
KURLAND OUTLINES
AIMS OF PROPERTY
OWNERS' ASSOCIATION
"We are receiving so many
letters every day that our of
staff has been unable to
answer all individual questions.
We hope to catch up with our
mail soon", is the message to
property owners of Detroit from
Aaron Kurland, executive secre-
tary of the Greater Detroit Prop-
erty Owners and Taxpayers' As-
sociation.
The organization, which - is
seeking relief from the govern-
ment's rent freezing order, is
headed by Karl H. Smith, who
also is president of the National
Federation with which the De-
troit body is affiliated.
The association is a non-profit
body which holds no brief for the
rent gouger, but is seeking fair
treatment for those who have
shown their confidence in Detroit
by investing in real estate, -ac-
cording to Mr. Kurland. The ar-
bitrary ceiling as it now stands
is unfair, improper and based on
erroneous information. The of-
fices are at 977 Penobscot Bldg.
Dues are on a sliding scale ac-
cording to the extent of real
estate holdings, and are quite
nominal.
A letter, almost pleading for
correspondence, and -signed, "a
lonesome soldier," was received
by Herman Jacobs, executive di-
rector of the Jewish Center, from
P. F. C. Jack Davidson . . . A
"forgotten soul" leiter from Pet-
ty Officer Lester Kaufman was
also received by the League of
Detroit Jewish Youth.
A great many bOirs • in our
armed forces are, confronted synth
the same plight which faces P.
F.
Davidson and Kaufman. In
- our correspondence from service-
men, they ask why they have
been forgotten. Some are polite
enough to mention that the. folks
at home are probably -Um busy
to • write. It is needless to say
how appreciated -mail from
Jewish children of Detroit are being mobilized to assist in the
home is-, whether it be from a
friend or a stranger. One need scrap salvage campaign in Detroit
Under the direction of the Youth Activities Division of the Office
only to visit an army camp and of Civilian Defense, committees from the League of Detroit Jewish
see how the fellows mill around Youth are now carrying on this activity.
the "mail man" and then see
Children in the Habonirn Camp of the -Jewish Community Center
their faces.. if their name isn't —the day camp now in session—were taught the importance of scrap
salvage by League of Jewish Youth representatives. In the photo-
called.
successful month's engagement
A few minutes taken away graph, in the background, from the left, are Pearl Gottlieb, Dorothy
at the Northshore Pavilion in the
two of the
to
Clayman
and
Eve
Rosenberg,
giving
instructions
from your radio or theater date
center of South Haven's vaca-
campers.
and transferred to the morale-
tionland. The band will resume
its place among the top-flight
uplift of the boys will certainly
consist of all Jews who contrib-
orchestras of the city, having
not ;i;tinder your entertainment
ute to the support of the De-
already been signed up for sev-
wants. Each week, addresses of
troit Community Fund or any
Hary Barnett and his orches- eral affairs in the near future,
servreernen are printed in this
fund sponsored by the Jewish
tra,
featuring
the
popular
young
and having a few open dates
column. A call or letter to this
Welfare Federation. The non-vot-
department will gain you any
ing . members shall have no vot- Detroiter, Kenny Singer, at the available. Bookings may be made
drums,
have
returned
from
a
by calling HO. 8657.
ing power.
particular one desired.
Members Will Consider Pro-
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SECTION 3. The annual
meeting of the corporation shall
posed New By-Laws
'ROUND TOWN . . . Sam Die-
be held without notice at the
tor hit the spotlight again . . .
Next Thursday
same time as the annual meeting
Won Knollwood Country Club's
A special meeting of the mem- of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
President's Day golf tourney—
and there was really competition bers of North End Clinic has tion, or at such other time prior
. . He's best remembered for been called for next Thursday or subsequent thereto as may be
those two-hole-in-ones in a sin- evening to act on a new set of designated in a notice to the vot-
ing members given by order of
gle season . . . Junior Hadassah by-laws.
the president not more than for-
The important provision to be
national conventioning at Balti-
ty (40) days prior thereto, and
more, tildv,plov. 26-29 ... They're acted upon at the meeting will at least one (1) week prior to
planning a big USO affair for 50 be whether the North End Clinic the date fixed for the meeting
strong from Selfridge Field . . . "shall be enlarged to provide for of the corporation. Special meet-
That gorjus diamond Virginia the establishment, maintenance ings of the corporation may be
Brand was wearing after her re- and operation of a hospital, or called by the president or the
turn from the army camp had participation therein, and to board of trustees upon one (1)
everyone fooled .. . It's a birth- adopt appropriate means for the week's notice to the voting mem-
Sturdily constructed-5 ply lam-
day present from Daddy (the accomplishment of such pur- bers. No notice of any annual
inated frame with leather grip
real one—sugar daddies are ra- poses."
or special meeting need be given
strung with Dupont Nylon. Get
The call to the meeting, signed to the non-voting members.
tioned, you know) . . . Bud Shul-
one for better performance in
man took his Camp Habonim by Julian H. Krolik, president of
SECTION 4. Two-thirds ("-L.:)
your game!
baseball team, consisting of boys North End Clinic, follows:
or more of the voting member-
ship shall constitute a quorum
of 12 and 13 and one 10, to Fresh TO THE MEMBERS OF
Air Camp for a 10-7 victory over NORTH END CLINIC
for the transaction of business.
"BOB FELLER"
A majority vote of those voting
the 14 and 15 year old Freshies (A Michigan non-profit
members present shall be neces-
. • League of Detroit Jewish corporation).
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, as sary for the passage of resolu-
Youth's Army and Navy Com-
mittee may organize a Service- required by the by-laws, that a tions, election of trustees. amend-
men's Council . . . Representa- special meeting of the members ment of the Articles of Incor-
will be held poration, and any other action
tives from the ten Army and of the corporation
Navy posts in the so-called "De- at the Clinic Bldg., 936 Holbrook taken at meetings of the corpor-
troit-Mt. Clemen's Area," will Ave., Detroit, Mich., on Thurs- ation."
Official league baseball! Genu-
day, the 20th day of August,
Such other business may be
be asked to meet . . . Herman
ine horsehide cover, official size
A. D. 1942, at 8 o'clock in the transacted as may come before
Levin, Jewish Welfare Board's
and weight. A ball that can take
evening, at which Sections 2, 3
Fort Custer area director, sends and 4 of Article 1 of the by-laws the meeting.
lots of punishment.
If
the
by-laws
are
amended
as
letter of thanks to committee for may be amended to provide as
above
contemplated,
the
voting
the magazine subscriptions sent follows:
members will then be asked to
by them . . . "The boys visiting
"SECTION 2. There shall be consider whether the purposes
our club for the next 12 months two classes of members of the
of the corporation shall be en-
will undoubtedly appreciate corporation — voting members larged to provide for the estab-
reading them," he writes • . . and non-voting members. The lishment, maintenance, and op-
Remember that semi-formal at voting members of the corpora- eration of a hospital. or partici-
Franklin Hills Country Club, tion shall consist of persons who pation therein, and to adopt ap-
this Saturday . . . Esther Willis for the time being shall consti- propriate means for the ac-
"Shakespeare" — your guarantee
, vacationing at the Biltmore . . . tute the board of trustees of this complishment of such purposes.
of fine quality. Smooth-running,
, No, not in New York or Florida corporation and the persons who
By authority of the Board of
level wind reel featuring adjust-
—South Haven ... (Read on, this for the time being shall consti- Trustees. ,
able brake to handle any weight
is personal to Helen Shiewach . . tute the board of governors of
JULIAN H. KROLIK,
plug.
Are those engagement rumors the Jewish Welfare Federation
President.
really true, Helen?) . . . Benny of Detroit Voting members shall
War Production Board's Rob-
Friedman, hello'd while visiting have exclusive voting povver.
NYLON CASTING LINE—Made by a famous manufactur-
in Detroit . .. Michigan's former The non-voting members shall ert Nathan (not to be confused
er. Each spool guaranteed to give satisfactory
89
with the poet and novelist Rob-
great All-American, and recent
service. 15-1b. test. 50 yards
head football coach at City Coll- that a few of the boys were ert Nathan) is expected to be-
DART BOARDS—Fun for young.and old! Large sized board
ege of New York, is now a lieu- shooting craps, and he hollared. come chairman of the new Bri-
in 3 popular styles—English 20 pt.—bull's eye
tish
-
American
Resources
and
tenant in the U. S. Naval Re- `What ya' tellin' me for, I'm no
and baseball—complete with 3 darts
Planning Committee.
serve . . . Leonard Blum very game warden' "—Pvt. Joe Hoot-
TABLE TENNIS SET—Set consists of 4 sanded paddles,
busy inspecting bombers for ner . . . "I've got my future all
net. and posts with table tennis
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brother, Aviation Cadet Norman planned out When I get back,
ball
Jewelry - Watches
Blum .. .Aerial Engineer Bobby I'm going to open up a school
Silserplate and Metal Articles
Shan is ferrying a Flying Fort- and give lessons on how to make
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box. Bottom tray fully cork lined and divided A AL da
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for
plugs. Bottom of box has section for 2 reels sIKAP
', cards from every stop . . . May — P. F. C. Sam Welman.
REPAIR CO.
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Some guy told our top sarge Squadron 106.
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Barnett's Orchestra
Returns to Detroit
North End Clinic
Calls Meeting
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