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St. Council Center Day Camp.
Registration for Camp Chelsea,
the mothers' and children's camp,
begins May 15. Under the direc-
tion of Samuel Neuschatz, the
camp will provide vacations for
members of the Mothers' Clubs,
other Jewish mothers and their
small children, and adult Jewish

women.
Camp rates are $28 per week
for Mothers' Club members, $20
per week for children of mem-

bers, $36 per - week for non-mem-
ber adults, and $25_per week for
non-member children.
For registration appointthents,
call Harriet Shear. at MA. 8400
from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m., Monday
through Friday.
Camp Habonim, the day-camp
at the main Center, will have
four two-week periods, provid-
ing in-city activities for children
from 6 to 14 from 9 a. m. to 4
p. m. daily.
A brochure describing the
camp will be sent to parents by
calling MA. 8400.
The 12th St. Day Camp offers
a similar program, but adds a
special morning session for pre-
school age children. Fees will be
$4 per week for children 6 to 12,
and $2 weekly for the ,younger

this policy.

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holiday programs.
Films — The Anti-Defamation
League cartoon "One People" will
be furnished to foreign language
groups.
Advertising—The Institiltte for
American Democracy in coopera-
tion with the ADL will make
available indoor billboards, post-
ers, blotters, car cards and full
group.
page newspaper ads.
The day camp season begins
Speakers—The American Lec-
ture Bureau, in cooperation with is June 20 and ends Aug. 22.
the ADL, will furnish outstand-
ing Jewish and non - Jewish
speakers.
Requests for information and
materials should be sent to Dr.
Joseph Lichten, director of the
WASHINGTON. (JTA)—Twen- ADL Foreign Language Depart-
ty-nine Republican Congressmen , ment, 212 Fifth Ave., New York.
from 17 states addressed a joint !
letter to Secretary of State George '
LINWOOD AND TAYLOR
C. Marshall and Warren R. Aus-
CHILD DELINQUENT?
tin, United States representative
Not My Children
to the special United Nations ses-
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Mrs. Nicholas Vitale
in the Palestine Mandate to es-
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Home in Palestine."
The letter pointed out that the
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agreement to a special session of
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as "I Am An American Day."
The Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith announces availability
of a complete program of speak-
ers, films, radio broadcasts, litera-
ture, advertising and publicity
materials to interested communi-
ty groups for the celebration of
"I Am An American Day" to be
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United States District Court will
speak on "New Citizens Day"
Plans for the 1947 season are
when that event is observed at
7:30 p. m. Sunday, May 18, at the being announced by the three
Detroit Institute
camps sponsored by the -Jewish
of Arts.
Community Center, Camps Chel-
The meeting
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section in Detroit: Vice presi-
dents, Eugene Franzblau, Rabbi
Joshua Sperka, Harry Kaminer,
Dr. Morris Raskin and Mrs. Mor-
ris Mendelson; executive secre-
tary, Eve Neidelman; financial
secretary, Samuel Lichtenstein;
treasurer, Nathan Linden; execu-,
tive board, Rabbi Morris Adler,
Mrs. M. Altman, I. Bagon, M.
Gleicher, M. Goldaftos, M. Jas-
low, Mrs. H. Kaminer, Mrs. S.
Kursman, Mrs. S. Lichtenstein,
Dr. Ezra Lipkin, M. Mendelson,
Mrs. M. Raskin, Dr. A. S. Ro-
goff, Mrs. B. Silverstein and Mrs.
A. Gornbein, and delegates to the
Jewish Community Council, Dr.
Morris Raskin and Morris
Gleicher.

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Harry Schumer was elected
honorary chairman and Alex
Nichamin, chairman, of the labor
department of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund.
Other officers are Shulamith
Goldoftas, Nathan Linden and Dr.
S. Posner, vice chairmen; Movsas
Goldoftas, secretary, and Alex-
ander Schreiber, treasurer.
The following are members of
the administrative committee of
the JNF labor department: Dr.
APpert, A .Beitner, A. Burnstein,
S. Disner, Abe Freedman, Will-
iam Hordes, S. Kane, A. Hamink-
er, T. -Krashin, Gertrude Levin,
Morris Lieberman, R. Linsky,
Adelle and Harry Mondry, Misi-
dena Pasensky, M. Pfefferberg,
S. Rabinowitz, J. Rosenthal, Mor-
ris L. Schaver, N. Schmukler, J.
Shreier, Sidney Shevitz, M. Shu-
biner, Regina Standert, M. Taich,
Rose Cesluk, David Sislin, Rose
Zeitlin, Rina Epel and Nina Ber-
lin.
Plans are being formulated for
the annual JNF labor drive to be
inaugurated at a public meeting
at Temple Beth El June 15, with
Dr. James McDonald, one of the
U. S. members of the Anglo-
American Committee of Inquiry,
as guest speaker. Dr. McDonald,
a staunch friend of the Zionist
cause, is at present in Palestine
after having toured England for
the Joint Palestine Appeal.
It was announced this week
that the Harry Schumer Forest
in Palestine has been completed
and that this year's labor JNF
funds will be used for the estab-
lishment of Nachlath. David Pin-
ski in honor of the eminent au-

Friday, *tam 1-.1947

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Center Reviews Activities
At Annual Meeting May 7 -

Hershman, Henry Meyers, Charl
Rubiner, Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka
Abraham Srere, and Henry Wine
man.
Center president Samuel
Rubiner and executive directo
Herman Jacobs will present the
A special dramatic presenta- yearly reports.

The 14th annual meeting of the
Jewish Community Center will
be held Wednesday evening, May
7, at the Center auditorium, fea-
turing annual reports, election of
new board members, and a resume
of Center activities.

tion, "From Three to 83," will
show the Center prograM for
various age groups. Seymour
Simons will introduce and nar-
rate the show. The Center Sym-
phony orchestra, directed by
Julius Chajes, will present a short
concert.
Also scheduled as a special
ceremony will be the presentation
of certificates of award by the
National Welfare Board to volun-
teers who served in the Army-
Navy activities of the USO-JWB.
The nominees for Center board
positions are Tom Borman, Har-
vey H. Goldman, Mrs. Benjamin
E. Jaffe, Sol King, Mrs. Maurice
Landau, Bertha M. Robinson,
Robert H. Schwarz and Charlie
Wolok.
Nominees for honorary direc-
tors are Rabbi Morris Adler, Fred
M. Butzel, Clarence H. Enggass,
Rabbi Leon Fram, Dr. Leo M.
Franklin, William Friedman, Dr.
B. Benedict Glazer, Dr. A. M.

All members of the Communit
Center are invited to be presen

Council Delegates
Nominate Officer

Nomination of officers and 1
members of the executive co
mittee is scheduled for the del
gates' meeting of the Jewish Corn
munity Council to be held Wed
nesday, May 7, in the Bro
Memorial Chapel of Temple Be
El.
James I. Ellmann is chairm
of the nominating commit
which is preparing the slate. C
is being exercised to insure t
widest possible representation f
the Jewish community, he said.
Elections will take place

June.

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