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THE JEWISH. NEWS

Fresh Air Camp Season
To Be Opened on June 29

Three 3-Week Periods . Arranged for Boys and Girls in
Newly Announced Program: New Director Outlines
Wide Variety of Activities

Fresh Air Camp; located - on wooded Blaine . Lake, near
Brighton, Mich., sponsored by the Fresh Air Society, one of
the affiliated agencies of the Jewish 'Welfare Federation and
the Detroit Community Fund, will be .opened June 29 for a
camping season to last through Aug. 31.
Announcement, was made this • week that appointments

may now be made by parents to '••
register their children—boys and
girls—for the 1943 season, by
MAdison 8400. Appoint-
ments for registrations may be J
made between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.,
The Jewish National Fund
Mondays through Fridays.
Council of Detroit last week re-
Alvin Skelly, newly-appointed elected William Hordes president
director of the camp, announces for a third term.
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that this year's camping season
Nathan S p e -
will be divided into three three-
vakow and Ben-
week periods, as follows:
jamin Laikin
Period I, June 29 to July - 19;
were elected
Period II, July 20 to Aug. 9; Pe-
vice - ?presidents;
riod III, Aug. 9 to Aug. 31. Two
Miss Rose
periods at camp is the maximum
Greenwald, sec-
allowed each child.
retary; Nathan
Fee for each period is $48. This
Linden, treasur-
sum includes transportation to
er; M. Michlin,
and from the camp and the phy-
financial seer e-
sical examination. A $10 deposit
W. Hordes tary.
for each period is required at
The following were elected
the time of registration, the bal- members of the executive board:

Re-Elect Hordes
• N • F • President

ance must be paid the Friday Abraham Cooper, Leon Kay, P.
before leaving for camp.
Slomovitz, Rabbi J. S. Sperka,
Deposits Returned
Dr. M. Goldoftas, Rabbi Morris
Deposits are returned only Adler, I. Sosnick, I. Schlussel, I.
when a cancellation is requested Liebson, J. Block, Louis Please,
in writing at least five days be- Emil Kahm, David Sherage, I.
fore the camp period begins. Shetzer, S. Platt; Mesdames A.
Other refunds are made only Twersky, S. Heyman, A. Feld-
v■ hen the child leaves camp at stein, P. Slomovitz, H. Bushman,
the physician's order.
B. Laikin, I. Dworman, M. Mich-
Boys and girls between 7 and lin, P. Cutler. D. Sherage: the
16 are eligible. Included in the Misses R. Nelson, M. Apple, T.
program are land and water Jaffin and Drora Selesny.
sports, handicraft and special in-
Mr. Hordes, in his annual re-
terest groups. _
port, indicated that all records for
Camp food is prepared in mod- collections were broken this year.
ernized kosher kitchens. Four He predicted that an even better
dormitories house 50 children record will be set during the
and six counselors each. A senior coming year.
boys' unit of three cabins hoUses
An appeal has been made by
10 campers and two counselors the Jewish National Fund Coun-
each. The medical clinic is cil of Detroit that mothers be
equipped to Meet all health re- honored on Mother's Day by
quirements.
planting trees in Palestine. Trees
Boys and girls attending Fresh may be planted by calling the
Air Camp are required to use J. N. F. office, TO. 8-8658. The
the buses provided to and from appeal appears on Page 5 of this
the camp. Buses leave for the issue of The Jewish News.
Jewish Community Center. Wood-
CARD OF SYMPATHY _
ward at Holbrook, at 8 a. in.
Mr. and -Mrs. Abraham Hopt-
the first Tuesday of each camp
man of 12th St. wish to express
period. Physical examinations are
their sincerest sympathies to Mr.
conducted by physicians at the
and Mrs. Joseph Kadish on the
Jewish Community Center the
accidental death of their son,
Friday before each period begins.
Abraham, who served with the
Visiting Days
United States forces in Belfast,
Parents and friends may visit
Ireland.
children at camp between 2 and
4 p. in. on visiting days only. To shoes, rubbers. rain coats, extra
reach the camp, drive out Grand stockings, underwear, warm coat
River Ave., U. S. 16, to U. S. 23, or sweater, cameras, comb, hair-
al Brighton. Turn right at the brush, toothpaste, toothbrush,
State Police Post on U. S. 23 for soap, towels, wash cloth, musical
six miles. Turn left into the lane instruments, costumes, slippers.
marked Fresh Air Camp. bathrobe, extra night clothes.
Campers are required to bring Parents are requested to mark all
play suits, bathing suits, extra personal belongings.

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CAMP KINDERWELT

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Ex-Chief Rabbi

Organizations
Pick Delegates
To Council Here

Of Yugoslavia
To Speak Here

May Set as Election Month;
Officers, Executives to
Be Chosen June 22

Isaac Alkalay Guest Speaker
at Center May 18 Under
Congress' Auspices

A call has been issued by the
Jewish Community Council of
Detroit to its 195 constituent or-
ganizations to elect new delegates
to represent them during the
coming two years.
The attention of Detroit or-
ganizations is called to the fact
that May is "Council Election
Month." The Council urges or-
ganizations to elect their dele-
gates in a democratic manner. in
the same way as they elect other
officers.
The Council's call states:
"Organization elections of dele-
gates during this month are a
practical demonstration of the
democratic structure of the Jew-
ish Community Council. The
prerogative of each member or-
ganization to elect representa-
tives and thus participate in the
community's policy-making ac-
tivities, is translated into actuali-
ty through these elections."
The newly elected delegates
will convene on June • 22 to elect
new officers of the Community
Council and the executive com-
mittee which determines policy
between the Delegates' Confer-
ences. The officers and excutive
committee are also elected for a
two-year term.
In his call to constituent or-
ganizations, James I. Ellman,
president of the Community
Council, requested that all names
of delegates be forwarded to the
Community Council office as soon
as possible after the May meet-
ing of each of the groups.
In preparation for the election
of new officers and the new ex-
ecutive committee for the Com-
munity Council, a nominating
committee will be appointed at
the next meeting of the execu-
tive committee. The slate of of-
ficers and executive committee
members will be presented at
the June 22 conference of organi-
zational delegates. In accordance
with the Constitution's provisions,
and with past practice, delegates
will be free to present nomina-
tions from the floor.

Isaac Alkalay, former Chief
Rabbi of Yugoslavia, one of the
outstanding leaders of European
Jewry and an outstanding figure
in the World Jewish Congress
movement, will be the guest
speaker at a public meeting at
the Jewish Community Center,
on Tuesday evening, May 18.
This meeting is being arranged
by the American Jewish Con-
gress. Leon Kay, president of
the Detroit chapter of the Con-
gress, who will preside at this
meeting, announces - that admis-
sion will be free to the public.
At a conference of delegates of
Jewish organizations held . last
Sunday at the Shaarey Zedek, a
resolution was adopted urging
local societies to become affiliated

LAG b'OMER DANCE
AT CENTER, MAY 23

A Lag b'Omer dance will be
held at the Jewish Community
Center on Sunday, May 23, at 9
p m., in the Main auditorium.
The dance is the eighth Holiday
Hop sponsored by the social com-
mittee. Music will be furnished
by Jack Rosevear and his orches-
tra.

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with the American Jewish Con-
gress. Rabbi Morris Adler ad-
dressed the conference. Leon Kay
presided.

Buy War Bonds

First 5 Weeks, $125

Discount Allowed for Cash In Advance
Special Rates to Members of J.N.W.A., P.Z., P.W.O.
• Complete Schedule of Camp Activities
• Health • Joy & Play • A Jewish Atmosphere
• Arts and Crafts • Devoted Care and Comradship

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
1912 TAYLOR
TYler 4-8988
HOURS: 12 to 3 P: M. EXCEPT SAT. AND SUN.

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OR OUR REPRESENTAT1VES-10 A. M. to 2 P. M.:
Mrs. S. Sislin
Mrs. D. Kumove
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Mrs. B. Levine
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Qualified Candidates for Camp Staff:
Counsellors - Kitchen Workers - Ground Workers
Are Asked to Report Immediately
To the Office During Hours Mentioned

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MAY 23, 1943 at 3 P. M.

at the MASONIC TEMPLE
Oratorio By George Frederick Handel

JUDAS MACCABEUS

In A Condensed Yiddish Arrangement

HENRI GOLDBERG, Director

Guest
$ Artist

ALEXANDER KIPNIS

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Famous Basso of
Met ropolitan Opera

with ILYA SCHKOLNIK„ Violinist, Concertmeister. Detroit Orchestra
CARL NEUMAN, Tenor
MOLLY GOLDBERG, Soptlino , 4;
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In The Irish Hills . . . Highest Altitude in Southern Michigan

CAMP
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Received annually highest rating
from State Board of Health and
other authorities for health con-
ditions, equipment, management,
etc.

OFFERS UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR FUN AND
ADVENTURE UNDER EXPERT SUPERVISION

Within walking distance from Greyhound Bus
Line (15 minutes off IT. S. 112)

Specialized Programs for Boys

• Nursery and kindergarten in specially equipped and
heated building. Under the supervision of Miss Sophie
Wakim, M.A. and Miss Harriet Russell, R.N., both of
the Merrill-Palmer School.

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Doctor and Nurses on Premises.

EDITH B. BERCOVICH, DIRECTOR

Former Director of Jewish Child Placement Bureau

For Information Phone TYler 5-8038

— PRESENTS —

RUTH BRYAN OWEN

Distinguished Diplomat
Former United States Minister to Denmark

on the Subject

The Place of Minorities
In the World of Tomorrow

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BOYS and GIRLS — 6 to 15 Years
A-1 State Board of Health Rating

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RATES $15 WEEKLY

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Between Charlevoix and Petosky, Mich.
Ideal Location for Hay Fever and Sinus Relief

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NEW SLIMMER CAMP

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Eighteenth Annual Concert

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Morris H. (Moe) Prince, well-
known Detroit plumbing and
heating contractor, died on Mon
day. Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at Lewis Bros.
His survivors are his wife,
Pearl; three children, Richard
Allen, Joanne and Sally Rose;
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Prince of Cleveland; a
brother, Herman S. Prince; two
sisters, Mrs. I. H. Kahn of Cleve-
land and Mrs. Leona Weis of
Washington.
Mr. Prince was born in Cleve-
land 47 years ago. His body will
be taken to his birthplace for
burial.

FREIHEIT GE-SANG- FAREIN

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Moe Prince Dies
At the Age of 47

THE FORUM OF JEWISH AFFAIRS
of the
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER, JEWISH WELFARE FEDERATION
AND THEIR AFFILIATED AGENCIES

15th SEASON
58. Miles from Detroit at Chelsea, Mich.
BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 6 TO 15

Season, 9 Weeks, $225

Friday, May- '7, 1 943

Wednesday, May 12, 1943, at 8:30 p. tn.

AT THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER

Yoh. And Your Friends Are Invited . Admission Free