Friday, April 12, 1946
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Fifty
Center Expanding Junior Program
To Provide for Children Under 14
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JUNIORS PLAYING WATER POLO IN 'CENTER SWIMMING
POOL. NATE COLEMAN IS THE INSTRUCTOR.
With the appointment of Miss
Aviva Gootman as director of
Junior activities at the Jewish
Center, the junior program is be-
ing expanded to meet the needs
of boys and girls under 14.
Parents are urged to take out
mem'::erS1-.1.ips for their children.
The broad cultural, social and
recreational program furnishes an
opportunity for young people to
deg el ,Dp skills, friendships and
health. Of particular interest is
the D Ely Camp of the Center,
Camp Hobonim, for which regis-
tratbns will soon be announced.
This summer activity provides
a pro,7ram. of swimming, play-
ground, crafts, hikes ; photogra-
phy, dramatics, dancing, story
telling, .camp paper and games.
Quali3d counselors supervise the
day camp.
In the junior program children
are encouraged to take part in
dramatics, dancing, arts and
crafts, library, gym and swim-
ming. In arts and crafts, mem-.
bers do such things as weaving,
mod ling, drawing, painting,
_model crafts. The girls have an
oppoi tunity_ to learn modern
dance techniques. In the library,
the children have access to-books
of wide interest. -
A beginner's swimming class is
held every Monday and Wednes-
day at 5 p.m. under professional
supervision. Teams for the juniors
are organized and classes are held
every Monday and Wednesday,
5:3g- to 6 p.m. General recrea-
tional swims are held on these
days and on Sunday from 3:30 to
4 p.m.
The gym program includes box-
ing, wrestling, basketball, bad-
minton, games. The gym is open
to juniors on Monday, Wednes-
day and Sunday.
JNWA Branch 114 to Have
Annual Banquet April 28
Jap Hero of AAF Here
For Installation of
Silverman JWV Post
Mapai Council Proposes
Zionist Unity at Congress
Zeirei Agudath Israel
Hears Report by Tress
HAIFA (Palcor)—Proposals for
At a Mlave Malke at Beth a single ballot, based on a united
Sgt. Ben kuroki, of Nebraska, Aaron Synagogue, Elmhurst and
flew 100 combat missions as a tail Linwood, last Saturday night,
gunner in Africa and Italy. Re- Zeirei Agudath Israel of Detroit
turned to the "States" for a rest, heard a recorded report of its
he found himself barred from a national president, Michael G.
barber shop in Arizona by a sign Tress, on his mission as an
reading, "Keep out, you Yellow UNRRA representative to DP
Japs!"; he read newspaper articles camps.
The Rev. J. Borenstein, presi-
telling how that American Legion
Post in Oregon had erased from dent of Detroit Zeirei, stressed
its honor roll the names of the 12 the need for renewed efforts to
American boys. of Japanese de- help our stricken brethren.
The chairman of the Keren
scent — including one who had
been killed. He cracked up Hayishuv Fund, the Rev. A.
Tennenbaum, gave an encourag-
mentally.
Psychiatrists helped his return ing report on the mid-year col-
to_sanity and the government was lections.
Rabbi S. glicksman reported
enabled to award him the Dis-
tinguished Service Medal, after as chairman of the overseas com-
Sgt. Kuroki flew in the first raid mittee.
A sum of several hundred dol-
over Tokyo.
lars for the overseas Passover
A staff sergeant who was en- fund was raised at the , meeting.
gaged in writing radio scripts for
the AAF immortalized Kuroki in
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the moving "The Boy From Ne-
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braska." The writer, the New
York playwright and radiodwrit-
er, Millard Lampell, flew to De-
troit Tuesday with Kuroki for an
appearance honoring a boy from
Detroit who gave his, life for his
country.
The occasion was the installa-
tion of - the Sgt. Morton A. Silver-
man Post of the Jewish War
Veterans - held Wednesday eve-
ning, at the Statler Hotel. Present
were state commanders of the
American Legion, VFW, DAV,
AMVETS, AVC, Catholic War
Veterans, Veteran's Administra-
tion and civic leaders.
platform for all Zionist labor
groups at the forthcoming elec-
tion of delegates to • the World
Zionist Congress, which opens in
Palestine Aug. 7, were made at
the meeting of the Mapai (Zion-
ist Socialist Party) Council. The
council resolved to urge all labor
parties to present a united plat-
form which would include de-
mands for a Jewish state.
Passover
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Greetings
and Best Wishes from
Sammy Sofferin
The annual dinner of Branch
114 of Jewish National Workers'
Alliance will be held April 28 at
the Wilshire.
Sketches and declamations will
be presented by youth groups
and there will be singing of Pal-
estinian songs.
H. Kumov, secretary, UN.
1-7054, is accepting reservations.
Mr. Nairnark, TO. 6-7148, is in
charge of the souvenir book.
PASSOVER
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