Jewish News Correspondent Views
-.Israel as Leavening Force in East;
11. C. L. Jackson Receives Award
Dr. J. L. Teller, former Jewish
News UN and Middle Eastern
correspondent, in an address to
the Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress, at a
luncheon at the Masonic Temple
on May 18, reviewed Israel's
position in the Middle East and
described the Jewish State as a
Panama Government
Promotes Rosenberg
Registrations Open for New Northwest
Day Camp for Children, Ages 5 to 9
.
Registration has opened for outdoor activities of excursions,
Camp Northwest, new summer dramatics, movie s, arts and -
day camp for Jewish Center crafts, music, dancing, play-
members, ages 5 to 9, in north- ground sports, and swimming in
west Detroit The camp begins the Cooley High School pool.
its first session at 9:30 a.m. Registration is being limited to
Tuesday, July 5, in Schulze 80 children, in order of enroll-
School, McNichols and Meyers ment.
Applications may be made by
roads, under the supervision of
Mrs. Frances W. Stein, former calling Mrs. Stein it. MA. 8400.
director of junior activities at Requests for the first session
the Center. • must be made by June 24. The
Thereafter, the four two-week rate is $17 per child per session.
sessions will meet from 9:30 a.m. Children who desire to attend
to 4 p.m., Mondays through the new Camp Northwest may
Fridays.
take out junior Center member-
Children will participate in ships at time of camp enroll-
small groups in the indoor and ment.
The Women's Division has
named Mrs. Harry Frank as its
new president.
The following vice-president
were elected to serve with her:
Mrs. Benjamin Koen, commis-
sion on laW and social action;
Mrs. William Cohen, commission
on community inter-relations;
Mrs. Daniel Shapiro, education;
Mrs. Irwin Kornwise, finance;
Mrs. Milton J. Miller, member-
ship; Mrs. William Gottesman,
program; Mrs. Green, public re-
lations; Mrs. Archie Goldberg,
youth activities.
Secretaries: Mrs. Harry. Book-
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The Government bf Panama
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large, Mrs. Charles P. Fein-berg. raised its consulate at Detroit
to the grade of consulate gen-
eral and promoted Louis James
Rosenberg to consul general.
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To fill the vacancy created by
this promotion, Francisco Jose
South Haven, Mich.
Quijano, of Panama City, was 56 North Shore Drive
named consul. .
The Panamanian government
"Hampton Shmoos," a group also announced the jurisdiction
of six and seven-year-old chil- of the new consulate general
ON NORTH SHORE DRIVE
dren in the Hampton school embraces Michigan and Indiana.
area, will celebrate the culmin-
Mr. Rosenberg has been the
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Spacious grounds lined with beautiful trees and lawns. Excellent Food.
school more attractive at a tree ama here for over 26 years and
Friendly atmosphere. Dancing on our own pavilion. All games.
presentation ceremony at 12:45 was decorated by Panama three
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years ago with the Cross of
P.m. Thursday, May 26.
The group, supervised by the Knighthood of the Order ° of
Jewish Center in its northweSt Balboa.
extension program under the
CARD OF THANKS
leadership of Helen Ross, made
The family of the late Isaac
crumb trays out of paper plates
and sold them to friends and Solomon wishes to thank its
relatives and . the money was many friends and, relatives for
used to purchase three trees for their kindnesses shown them
during their recent bereave-
the school.
ment.
Miss Hulda Fine, principal,
John McCleak, assistant prin-
cipal, and James Barry, audi-
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torium teacher, arranged with
Miss Ross for the ceremony, to De
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held. on the school grounds. The
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presentation will. be made by
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Jeannette Katz, supervisor of
Daily
Children Playartitmris.
Center northwest clubs.
IN SOU -TH - HAVEN
`Hampton Shmoos'
To Present Trees at
Ceremony May 26
Rosenson's Lake Park Resort
MRS. HARRY FRANK
leavening force in the Middle
East which inspires the back-
ward Arab states to adopt pro-
gressive economic and political
methods.
In the course of his address,
Dr. Teller debunked the "double
allegiance" charges of the Am-
erican Council for Judaism and
showed how the cultural status
of the Jewish people serves -to
enrich the centers in which they
live without in any way creat-
ing double standards of citizen-
ship.—
•
A feature of the luncheon
was the presentation of the
annual award for outstanding
work by a Detroit newspaper
to H. 'C. L. Jackson, Detroit
News columnist. Acting Mayor
George Edwards made the
presentation. Lee A White of
the Detroit News spoke briefy.
Mr. Jackson responded to the
presentation made by the re-
tiring president, Mrs. Samuel
A. Green.
G l A S...M AN'S
ed.
Organization leaders from
throughout the State, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Cleveland and New
York are expected to attend the
convention.
Guest speaker will be Miss Ida
Lipman, formerly head of the
Women's Division of the Detroit
Police Department.
On Wednesday May 18, the
board of directors of the League,
consisting of presidents of all
affiliated organizations, held
election of officers at . the home
of Mrs. Samuel B. Danto. Mrs.
Harry Becker, past president of
the Michigan Region of Wom-
en's American ORT, was elected
to head the League with the fol-
lowing officers: Mesdames Louis
Glasier, William Frank, Robert
S. Drew and Sol Bloom, vice
presidents; Mrs. Samuel Hill-
man, secretary to president;
Mrs. Morton L. Snyder, treasur-
er; Mrs. Samuel Green, rec.
secretary; Mrs. Julian Grace,
corr. secretary. -
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Friday, May 27, 1949
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Installation of officers of the
League of Jewish Women's Or-
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Mrs. Harry L. Jackson at the
league's convention on Thurs-
day, June 9, at the Book-Cadil-
lac Hotel.
Greetings will be conveyed by
Mayor Van Antwerp, Isidore
Sobeloff, executive director of
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
Mrs. M. Peirce, president of the
Federation of Women's Clubs,
Mrs. Max R. Frank, president of
the Women's Division. of the
JWF,_ and Mrs. G. Mennen Wil-
liasm who will represent the
Governor.
Presentation of emblems to
past presidents of the League
will be made. The Mildred Sim-
ons Rosenberg Youth Awards to
the outstanding young man and
woman selected by the Award
Committee also will be present-
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