Frid&y, Augtat+ Tf, 1944

THE JEWISH NEWS

A Preferred Swimming Pool

To Wed Serviceman

Aaron DeRoy Natatorium
At Center Gains Popularity

In the Aaron DeRoy natator-
ium of the Jewish Community
Center, the community possesses
one of the most handsome swim-
ming pools imaginable.
For more than four and a half
years, this swimming pool has
been a preferred recreation spot
for the discriminating Detroiter.
In hot weather its appeal is so
great, that on certain days traf-
fic had to be staggered to accom-
modate the crowds.
Among those who have had the
wonderful chance to appreciate
the values of Mrs. DeRoy's great
gift are the hundreds of children
enrolled in Camp Habonim and
the Junior Summer Program of
the Jewish Community Center.
Daily, upwards of 150 to 200 chil-
dren have been able to escape

Asks "Free Ports" in Turkey
WASHINGTON (JPS) — The
establishment of "free ports" in
Turkey for Jewish refugees from
Nazi-occupied territory was urged
by Representative Sol Bloom,
chairman of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee.

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Golieb will celebrate their silver wedding
anniversary with a reception at their home, 2985 W. Grand Ave.,
starting at 5 p. m. on Sunday: -

the effects of humid weather by
swimming and playing aquatic
games in the pool.
Mornings, the pool has been in
use by the adult women, chiefly
members of the Women's Health
Club; afternoons by business and
professional -men; weekday eve-
nings by young people and
adults and Sunday afternoons, by
military guests of JWB-USO and
hostesses.
Husbands and wives may join
in the mixed swimming periods
on Thursday evenings and oh
Sunday afternoons.
. Those who desire to take ad-
MOLLIE LORRAINE LEVIN
vantage of the moderate mem-
bership rates and to make use of
Mrs. Ida Levin of 2225 Blaine
the Center pool are urged to call Ave. announces the engagement
MA. 8400 for information.
of her daughter, Mollie Lorraine
Levin, to Sgt. Murray B. Grush-
off, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Grushoff of 9300 Hartwell Ave.
Plans for the wedding will be
made at a future date.

Accept Campers
Jewish Center For Last Week
At Camp Chelsea
Activities

Camp Habonim Will Present
"Peter and the Wolf" Tuesday
Campers at Camp Habonim,
the children's day camp at the
Jewish Community Center, are
preparing their performance of
"Peter and the Wolf" by Serge
Prokefieff, to be given at the
Jewish Community Center next
Tuesday, at 1:30 p. m. The script
has been enlarged to include sev-
eral songs and dances created
by the children. Everyone is in-
vited to attend the program.
Among other outstanding ac-
tivities planned for the final ses-
sion are a trip to the circus, a
camp-counsellor day and a little
council.
* * *
"Battle of Russia" Film on
Center Program Tuesday
The sound film, "Battle of Rus-
sia," part of the government's
"Why We Fight" - series, will be
shown at the Jewish Community
Center next Tuesday, at 9:15
p. m. During the summer
months, films are shown in the
outdoor court. The program is
open to the public without
charge.
* * *
Popular Entertainers at
Intermediates' Dance Aug. 23
An array of local talent has
been highlighting the bi-weekly
summer dances of the Center In-
termediate Division, held in the
Outdoor Court of the Jewish
Community Center.
These dances, now held in an
outdoor night club fashion, are
supervised by a committee head-
ed by Paul Yampolsky, with
music provided by Irving Field
and his music-making gang.
The next in the series of
dances will be held on Wednes-
day, Aug. 23, 8 to 11 p. m. M.C.'d
by popular Seymour "Hertzie"
Hertzenson, the Intermediates
will feature songs, dances and
comical acts. The artists will in
elude Mrs. Marian Pomerantz
and Gertrude Bandelin, torch
singers; Sol Gendelis, Erwin
Cantor and Robert Weinberg, a
tonette and clarinette trio; comi-
cal farce by Jack Nesoff and
Norman Klegman; a magician,
and a harmonica player.
The dances are free to mem-
bers, and an admission of 18
cents is charged to non-members.
• * *
B. & P. 'Group to Discuss
"Women In the Election"
The Business and Professional
Discussion Group of the Jewish
Community Center will hold a
discussion next Thursday even-
ing, on the topic, "Women in the
Election." Miss Chisrtine Walker
of the C. I. 0. Political Action
Group will be guest speaker.
These discussions are held in
the outdoor court of the Center
at 8:45 p. m. and are open to the
public.

Page Seven

Camp Chelsea, operated by the
Jewish Community Center for
mothers and children, enters on
its last period of two weeks
starting Sunday.
For the past six weeks it has
served hundreds of women and
children who have found there
the only opportunity offered un-
der the community auspices for
a fine vacation at moderate costs
for mothers together with chil-
dren. In the last period, 65
campers were served. The capa-
city being 60, this was a record
registration.
The children have been enjoy-
ing their stay at camp with all
supervised activities. For the
women there have been a variety
of interesting programs ranging
from discussions on child care
and pblitics to parties, plays, etc.
The campers publish a news-
paper, conduct their own affairs
through the democratid organiza-
tion of the Camper's Council,
with officers elected by the vari-
ous campers.
The kosher food has been re-
ceiving praise from the campers.
Children and some of the women
whose health and increase in
weight is desirable have also had
success, while others with more
strenuous programs have been
able to achieve the other desir-
able purpose of slenderizing.
It may be possible for camp
to accept registrations for the
last week. Inquiries may be
made by calling Miss Reznick at
the Jewish Center, MAdison
8400, 9 a. m. to 5 p.

Engagements .

Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Duchin an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Esther, to Lt. Gerhardt
Platau, A. C., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernhard Platau of the
Bronx, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pazner of
364 Rankin Blvd., Windsor, On-
tario, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Eleanore, to
Lawrence Shell, Pharmacist
Mate 2/C, United States Navy,
now serving overseas with the
U. S. Marines.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Lieberman
announce the engagement- of
their daughter, Charlotte Wer-
ner, Pharmacists Mate, 2nd class,
U.S.N., to Samuel Kessler, phar-
macists mate, 1st class, U.S.N.,
son of Mrs. Vera Kessler of Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.

Miss Minnie Bernstein of Joy Road has as her house guest. Miss
Esther Rubin of Toronto, who will remain here for two weeks.
Mrs. Nathan Straus of Cleveland is spending a week as the
guest of here brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Irving L.
Hirschman. .

Mr. and Mrs. Julian G. Wolfner of Burlington Dr. have returned
from a week's visit in New York City.
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Segar of Birchcrest Dr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin J. Kuttnauer of Canterbury Rd. have returned from a
few weeks stay in Frankfort.

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Ginn and their daughter, Laine, of Birch-
crest Dr. have returned from a_ visit in Mackinac Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rothberg of Chicago Blvd. and Mr. and Mrs.
Emmanuel Harris of Fairfield Ave, left Monday on a cruise to
Mackinac Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Lewis of Birmingham left last Monday
to spend a fortnight in Charlevoix.
Miss Marion Moyer of Boston Blvd. has returned from a visit
with friends in Toronto.

Miss Stella Alpern of the Belcrest Hotel has returned from a
visit in New York City.
Mrs. Martin L. Butzel of Birmingham is spending a few weeks
in Charlevoix.

Mr. and Mrs. DeRoy Kuttnauer, their daughter, Virginia, and
son, Calvin, of Fairfield Ave. are vacationing in Frankfort.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sklar and their daughter, Mrs. Sidney
Weiner, of Chicago Blvd._ are spending a week in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Biegler and their daughters, Elise and
Maryanne, of Huntington Woods. and Mrs. Maurice Klein and her
daughter, Susan, of Chicago Blvd. returned Sunday after a month
July 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Hy in Charlevoix.
Lewis (Evelyn Feldstein) of 2073
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lind of Wisconsin Ave. are spending the
Pingree Ave., a daughter, Donna summer
in Frankfort.
Beth.
* *
Mrs. Rose Lipson of Merton Rd. is spneding several- weeks
July 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Carl visiting in New York City and in Boston.
Karbel (Evelyne Meyers) of 8259
Mrs. Leah Lieber of New York City is spending a few weeks
Wisconsin Ave., a son, Steven as the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George
R. Lieber of Lawrence Ave.
Barry.
*
*
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Seidon and their daughters, Norma and
' Aug. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry .Marilyn, of Buena Vista Ave. have returned from a visit in Harbor
Goss (Estelle Levine) of Kendall Springs.
Ave., a son, Charles Barry.
Mrs. Max Kay and her daughters, Muriel and Nancy, of Wood-
* * *
ingham Dr. and her sister, Mrs. David Feerer -of, the Belcrest Hotel,
Aug. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Les- have returned after a few weeks in Frankfort. Mrs. Feerer's daugh-
ter Satovsky (Margarette Slat- ter, Marjorie, recently has returned from a month at Camp Cavell
in Northern Michigan.
kin), a son, Neil Alan.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosman and their daughter, Gloria, of
Aug. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Boston Blvd. left on Tuesday on the S. S. North American for a
David Redisch (Myrtle Hersh- cruise to Georgian Bay and Chicago.
berg) of Chicago Blvd. a son. -
Dr. A. David Horowitz has returned to his home in New York
* * *
City following a week's visit with his fiancee, Miss Faga Keidan
Aug. 2—To Pvt. and Mrs. Mar- and her parents, Mr.- and Mrs. Joseph Keidan of Calvert Ave.
Miss Frances Marx of Glynn Ct. left Sunday for a fortnight in
tin 0. Oppenheim (Jeanne Le-
vitt) of Indian Village Manor, a Atlantic City.
daughter, Kay Diane.

Births

- Aug. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
ray Jay Sutkin of 25707 Here-
ford Dr., Huntington Woods, a
daughter, Judith Faith.

Women's Clubs

EVA PRENZLAUER MATER-
NITY AID will meet at 1 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 5, at the home
of Mrs: J. H. Siegel, 2066 Cal-
vert. On Aug. 28, members of
the group will serve at t h e
Downtown USO.
* * *
SISTERS OF ZION MIZ-
RACHI'S annual excursion to
Bob-Lo will be held next Tues-
day. The public is invited. The
entertainment program has been
arranged by Mrs. Harry Finkel-
stein and her committee. Boats
leave at 10 a. m., 2 p. m., and 4
p. m. For tickets call Mrs. Fink-
elstein, TY. 4-4829, or the presi-
dent, Mrs. E. Abrams, TY. 7-
5733. The committee will also
sell tickets at the boat before
10 a. m.

Yeshivah to Burn
Mortgage Aug.20 Sport Coats

For Boys

Sunday, Aug. 20, has been set
aside by the Ladies of Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah in observance of
the final clearance of the mort-
gage on the new building of the
Yeshivah at Dexter and Cortland.
The women's organization now
has completely paid for the lots
upon which the present structure
has been erected, and on Aug. 20,
the ceremony of "burning the
mortgage" will be held at the
Yeshivah auditorium.
Rabbi Solomon P. Wohlgelern-
ter of Congregation Bikur Cho-
lim, Seattle, Wash., brother of
Detroit's Rabbi Max J. Wohl-
gelernter who heads the Yeshi-
vah, will be guest speaker.
Cantor David Katzman of Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe will pre-
sent a program of traditional
liturgical numbers and modern
Jewish folks songs.

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Checks

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When the door of a Jap Zero
was being auctioned off for War
Bonds, bidding became hot and
lively between Al Johnson and
theater-owner Harry-. Popkin. Al
finally won it with a $220,000
purchase — then he re-donated
the prize to Popkin for further
bond-selling bids.

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