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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 20, 1947
United Hebrew Schools Award I Army to Advance
Funds to Aid DPs
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Junior High School Diplomas
Until IRO Acts
Social Service Bureau
Seeks Relatives Here
uel Abe and Scysla, is looking for
his uncle, Jakob Przedborski.
Anyone knowing the where-
abouts of the above is requested
to call the Jewish Social Service
Bureau, 5737 Second, TR. 2-4080,
Monday through Friday, 9 a. m.
to 5 p. m.
Berel and Myer Krishinski,
brothers, are being sought by
their mother's sister. Berel and
Myer were reported as having re-
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—If the turned to Detroit after their dis-
International Refugee Organiza- charge from the army. Their par-
tion is not organized by July 1, ents' names are Motel and Esther.
when War Department funds for
Moses Kligerman, born in
feeding displaced persons in Ger- Belachtow, Poland, parents, Sam-
"where vacation dreams come true"
many run out, the Army will try
South Haven's Finest Resort
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to work out a plan to advance 1921
80 Acres of Playtime Paradise
funds to be later reimbursed by
the IRO, Assistant Secretary of
9 A gay, friendly crowd
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War Howard C. Petersen told a
• Swimming, tennis, golf,
horses
press conference here.
• Handball, ping pong, archery
The Army has been supplying
• Dancing, concerts, movies
For REST. SPORT
a large share of the food for DPs
Planned Activities
and FUN for
in the American zone, but funds
Rooms with Batb
EVERYONE
for this purpose will be termin-
Spacious grounds and
ated on July 1, Petersen ex-
Superb Food
complete play facilities.
plained, on the assumption IRO
Excellent kosher style
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will be able to take over care of
food . . . airy rooms
with private baths.
the refugees. He expressed some
Phone 789
Centrally located yet
doubt it would be organized at
away from congested
district.
that time.
Write for booklet and
In the interim period between
rates.
July 1 and when it does come
Glassman's Resort
into being the Army will try to
227 Oak Street
South Haven, Michigan
work out some plan whereby it
can adyance the funds. Petersen
An Ideal Place to Live
An Exceptional Place to Dine
said he would have to take the
"Vacation
Land
for
Everyone"
Since 1906
matter up with the appropriations
Private Baths—Showers—Running Hot and Cold
committee.
Water in Every Room—Dancing—Swimming —Ten -
nis--Golf--Horse Back Riding
Rabbi James G. Heller of Cin-
cinnati will be one of a group of
leading American clergymen to
tour American-occupied areas in
Europe at the invitation of Sec-
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retary of War Robert P. Patter-
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
son. The group will leave June
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23 from Washington and will re-
port to Patterson upon their re-
turn to Washington on July 28.
KOSHER SUMMER HOTEL
ADELMAN'S
Junior High School graduates of the David W. Simons and
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Philadelphia-Byron branches of the United Hebrew Schools will
receive their diplomas at exercises June 25. In the top photograph
are (bottom row, left to right) Morris Lachover, principal, Philadelphia-
Byron; Aaron Toback, instructor, Philadelphia-Byron; (second row
left to right) BERNARD HAMMER, HERBERT MANDEL, MAIVIN
SPEVAKOW, ISRAEL KROLL and CHARLES WRUBEL. Leon Gura
and Hiram Zeldis, who also are graduating, do not appear in the
picture.
In the lower photograph are (bottom row, left to right) MORRIS
ZACKHEIM, chairman, Board of Education; MAX GORDON, instruc-
tor, Philadelphia-Bryon; JOSEPH HAGGAI, instructor, David W.
Simons; BERNARD ISAACS, superintendent: A. J. LACHOVER,
principal, David W. Simons; (second row. left to right) AARON
SCHREIER, JEAN BASCHIN, JACQUELYN LEVIN, 1TTA LEVIN,
JEROME SELESNY: (fourth row, left to right) GERALD HIGER,
ISAAC LEVY, SIDNEY KELMAN and SANDER SINGER.
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New Officers Installed
By Rabbi Zager Lodge
Play, Recitations to Feature U.H.S.
Junior High Graduation Wednesday
Junior high school students of
the David W. Simons and the
Philadelphia-Byron branches of ,
the United Hebrew Schools will
hold their graduation exercises
at 7:30 p. m. next Wednesday,
in the auditorium of the Rose
Sittig Cohen Building.
The chairman of the program
is Gerald* Higer. Isaac Levi will
deliver a brief talk on the de-
velopment of the Hebrew lan-
guage. Hiram Zeldis will speak
on "Chalutzim." David Eisenberg
will speak on the influence of
Palestine on American youth.
Leah Michlin will speak on the
work of Camp Sharon. Gerald
Ettinger and Sidney Kelman will
perform the Parchment ceremony
which has become a tradition
with high school graduates.
The bibical play, "Ruth," will
be staged by Jean Baschin, Sarah
Selesny and Itta Levine. Alexan-
der Singer will be narrator. He-
Camp Sharon Accepts
Tw- o Detroit Students
CHICAGO — Camp Sharon,
Hebrew-speaking summer center
of the College of Jewish Studies,
will inaugurate its second sea-
son June 30, it was announced
this week by the college, located
at 72 E. 11th St. The session will
end on Aug 25.
Itta Levin of 3265 Burlingame
and Sarah Starr of 11356 North
Martindale are the two Detroiters
accepted for admission to Camp
Sharon.
The camp is conducted by the
College of Jewish Studies in co-
operation with Midwestern Bu-
reaus of Jewish Education in or-
der to intensify the program of
Jewish studies and to cope with
the unavailability of Hebrew
teachers.
The Board of Jewish Educa-
tion has purchased the camp site
at Clear Lake near Buchanan,
Mich., where Camp Sharon shares
the facilities with the Board's
Morris Perlman Camp Avodah.
The administration and the
faculty o f Sharon consists of Dr.
Samuel M. Blumenfield, presi-
dent of the college; _ Charles
Rothblatt, chairman of the
Sharon faculty; Samuel Kamink-
er, director of the camp; Morris
Altman, William B. Lakritz, Saul
Prochovnick, Aaron Soviv, and
special lecturers.
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Col. Harry G. Hershenson, past
president of the Krause Lodge of
Chicago, delivered the main ad-
dress at the installation of officers
of the Rabbi Mandel M. Zager
brew readings and recitations Lodge of Bnai Brith. He told
will be given by Israel Kroll, his experiences as military gov-
ernor of Milan and Naples in
Charles Wrubel, Marvin Speva-
Italy during World War II.
kow, Bernard Hammer, Herbert
Herman H. Schneider was in-
Mandel, Jacqueline Levine, Leon stalled as president and Maxwell
M. Lowe, Hammond Pearlman
Gura and Aaron Schrier.
Greetings will be brought to and Jack Hartstein were installed
the graduates by the principal of as vice presidents. Other officers
the David W. Simons School, A. installed were: Max Bard, treas-
J. Lachover; the instructor of urer; Joe Math, financial secre-
the class, Joseph Haggai; the tary; Mack Biederman. secretary;
principal of the Philadelphia-By- Samuel Traison, corresponding
ron School, Morris Lachover; the secretary: Sidney M. Ersher,
instructor of the latter class, Max chaplain: Irving Kanfer, guard-
Gordon; Abe Kasle, president of ian; Harry Warsh. warden; Dr.
the United Hebrew Schools; Fred Adolf W. Lowe, Harry L. Pear-
'M. Butzel and Isidore Sobeloff, son and Irving Lipson, trustees.
of the Jewish Welfare Federation. A diamond Menorah was pre-
Diplomas will be distributed by sented to outgoing president Sid-
Maurice H. Zackheim and Mau- ney M. Ersher.
Commencing the first Tuesday
rice Landau, chairmen of the
Board of Education. After the in September, Zager Lodge will
graduation, a reception will be meet at the Rose Sittig Cohen
given by the Woman's Auxili- auditorium the first and third
ary of the schools. Tuesdays of each month.
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Our Letter Box
Editor, The Jewish News:
On behalf of our officers and
membership, I wish to thank you
for the splendid publicity cover-
age which you gave our recent
24th anniversary drive.
That this drive was an unquali-
fied success insuring a construc-
tive Young Israel program in
1947-48 is due, in no small meas-
ure, to the fine cooperation of The
Jewish News in bringing to the
Detroit Jewish community the
message of Young IrsaeL
Samuel W. Platt, Chairman
24th Anniversary Comm.
Gershwin Lodge Installs
Sid Gorelick, President
Murray Sabin, past president
of Louis Marshall Lodge, will
serve as installing officer for the
George Gershwin Lodge of Bnai
Brith at installation ceremonies
at 8 p.m. Thursday, June 26, at
Bnai Moshe •
New Gershwin Lodge -officers
are Sid Gorelick, president; Dr.
Herbert Bean, and Al Stein, vice
presidents; A. Bershad, B. Jonas
and L. Zack, secretaries; H.
Eisenburg, treasurer, and Sid
Burke, chaplain,.
Dancing and refreshments will
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follow the installation.
Labor Zionist Branch 7
Holds Meeting Sunday
A meeting of Branch 7 of the
Labor Zionist Organization of
America will be held at 7:30 p. m.
this Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Bauman, 2724 Hazel-
wood. There will be a discussion
of two current books dealing with
the Palestine scene, "Palestine
Mission" and "Behind the Silken
Curtain."
Branch 7 is a newly formed
group of young people. An invi-
tation is extended to others in
the community, Refreshments
and a social hour follow meetings
and discussion periods.
MENDELSON'S
, The Atlantic
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH_
Finest Kosher Food
Deliciously Prepared
White Sand Beach on
Beautiful Lake Michigan
Planned Activities for our Guests:
Hay Rides. Dances and Many
Others. Tennis Courts, Ping Pong
and Shuffle Board Courts at Your
Disposal.
Write or Phone for Reservations
and Infrmation
65 North Shore Drive Phone 511
Mx. and Mrs. Dave Mendelson
and Family
Michigan Beach Hotel
One of the Finest Resort Hotels on the Shores of Lake Michigan
Rooms with private tile baths and showers.
We serve only the finest food obtainable in our Marine Dining
Room—made more enjoyable with the sweet dinner music
played by our ensemble. Clean sand beach—just a step from
your door. All vacation activities available. Dancing nightly.
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SPECIAL RATES
From June 25th to July 13th. and from August 17th to Labor Day—all
rooms including private baths: $50.00 per person and $10.00 discount
for children under 6 years of age.
For reservations and information—Call or write
MARTIN EICHENBAUM, Prop.
YASHENOVSKY'S
STRICTLY KOSHER
North Shore Valley Resort,
Only the very finest foods are Ltvely new addition with pri-
served and the Jewish dietary vate rooms and private show-
laws are always rigidly ob- ers — plus a beautiful lounge
served. Children's special din-
ing room and counselor for and card room. Just a few steps
children—to make your vaca- from the beach. Near all vaca-
tion activities.
tion a pleasant one.
For Reservation Write or Phone
North Shore Drive at Webster Ave., South Haven, Mich.
PHONE 427
"Coolest Spot in Michigan"
SAMSON'S RESORT
South Haven, Mich.
No'rth Shore Drive
Everything for
A Fine Vacation
of
LEISURE or
ACTIVITY
A Spacious
Resort with
Accommodations-
AT ALL
TIMES
Peru Agrees to Admit 6,000,
But 75% Must Be Catholics
LIMA. Peru (JTA)—An agree-
ment between the Peruvian Gov-
ernment - and the intergovern-
mental Committee on Refugees
for the admission of approxi-
mately 6,000 refugees and DPs
was announced' here. At least 75
percent of the prospective immi-
grants must be Catholics.
Peruvian Minister of Foreign
Affairs Enrique Garcia Sayan
has agreed to submit to the Im-
migration Council in Lima a re-
quest by the HIAS . for the ad-
mission into Peru of the aged
parents and children of Jewish
residents.
PHONE 451
NORTH SHORE DRIVE
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/4IL. rooms remodeled and newly
decorated
Newly tiled bathrooms and show-
ers in all buildings
Newly tiled private baths and
showers
Newly constructed lobby, exquis-
itely furnished for comfort
Fine food served always
New dance pavilion and our own
orchestra for dancing and enter-
taInment
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Two new enormous terraces
where one may relax in comfort
Newly remodeled - recreation
soda
refreshments,
building,
fountain, card room, etc.
..Children's governess
Our buses and cars providird for
guests' convenience
Bathing at our own private
beach; also Baseball, Tennis, Golf,
Horseback Riding and other
sports.
Added feature—newly built
Amusement Park
REDUCED RATES July 1st to July Ltth: Aug. 15 to Labor Day
Write or Phone for illustrated Folder
F. SAMSON
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
Phone 379 or 443