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Ad Man's Reward
For Joseph Jacobs
This bronze plaque was pre-
sented to Joseph Jacobs of New
York, who for the past 32 years
has been prominent in directing
specialized English - Jewish ad-
vertising for the country's larg-
est manufacturers and adver-
tising agencies. Signatories to
the plaque are leading people
in the food and grocery indus-
try.
Historiette:
Battling Barney Aaron
Wowed Them in 1800
By FRANK SIMONS
An American Jewish Press Feature
The sport world called him
the "little Jew boy." In more
polite circles he was known as
"the star of he East." This was
Barney Aaron, who in the days
of the bare knuckled tireless
monarchs of the ring, fought his
way to the top in Britain's prize
fighting history.
Barney Aaron was born Nov.
21, 1800, in England, and by the
time he was 19 had distinguished
himself as a "corner." There were
many Jews in the prize fight
game at that time, but Barney
Aaron beat them all, including
Manny Lyons, Angel ITyams,
Samuel, Abraham and Israel Be-
lase°.
Although frequently several
pounds underweight, Barney
consistently beat his opponents.
Often times it was necessary for
the fight to, last 40 rounds. He
was knocked out only twice, the
first time in-the 57th round after
710 minutes of bitter fighting.
A chant of victory, written by
"a singer of Israel" to the tune
of "Rose of Sharon," today still
marks his being:
Houndsclitch and the Lanes rejoice
Where the mart for clothes is;
Hebrew science lifts its voice,
Aaron proves a Moses.
Barney Aaron! Barney Aaron!
Through the syn-a-gogue and streets,
Rabbis, with their oily 'air on
Shout 'is name and praise 'is feats.
Rhea Cashman Announces
Israel Holiday Voyages
Two holiday departures to Is-
rael by the Home Lines have
been announced by Rhea Cash-
man of the World Wide Travel
Bureau. On Aug. 30, the steam-
er, Atlantic, will sail directly to
Haifa, by way of Barcelona,
Cannes, Genoa, Naples, and
Piraeus. Rate is $260.
On Sept. 8, the Italia travels
•to Haifa by way of Lisbon, Bar-
celona, Cannes, Genoa, Naples,
Piraeus. Both ships are de-
signed to faCilitate travel to Is-
rael for the Jewish High Holy
Days.
Travelers on these special
voyages will be served kosher
cuisine if desired, and religious
services are conducted regularly.
Miss Cashman also announces
a special travel sale, featuring a
10 percent reduction in rates at
the Mayflower Hotel on Cape
Cod. Vacationers making reser-
vations through Miss Cashman's
agency will receive the discount
if they plan their stay between
Aug. 19 and Sept. 3. A resort,
the Mayflower specializes in
shore dinners and New England
style sea food. Surf and pool
swimming and other outdoor
sports are available.
MAE WEISS
Strictly Kosher Catering
Established 1915
WEDDINGS
BAR MITZVAHS
RECEPTIONS
UN. 2-3541
Moe Kerner Appointed Camp Nahelu Fund Sends
Cantor in Akron. Ohio Three to Fresh Air Ca mp
in
The following residents of Detroit, visited Oakton Manor Re-
sort, Pewaukee, Wis. ; recently: Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Safir, Mr.
and Mrs. William Geer, Mr. and Mrs. Mae Traurig and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Eisner, of Muirland Ave., have returned
home' from a trip through northern and western Michigan and a
two-week stay in Chicago. Their sons, William and Michael, en-
joyed two weeks at camp.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Roth and daughters, Pauline, Carolyn and
Yolanda, of Tyler Ave., recently returned from a two-week visit
in Boston and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Gluckstein, of North Hollywood, Calif.,
are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Gluckstein, Jr. and
daughter, Shirley, of N. Oxford Rd., Grosse Pointe.
Julius Brody of Wildemere Ave. has returned from a two-
week stay in Coral Gables, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Manko of Calvert Ave. are spending
several weeks at Fleischman's in the Catskill Mountains. '
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gunsberg and daughter, Marion, and son,
Ronald, have moved from Woodingham Ave. to their new home
at 20038 Oxley Ave.
Mrs. J. Fink and son, Stephen, have returned to their home
in Chicago after a visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Waze. -
Mrs. Leonard Schiff and family of Calvert Ave. have returned
from' a holiday at Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Coplan and daughter, Lenore, of Miami
Beach are spending several weeks as guests of the latter's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg of Webb Ave.
Mr. and Mrs.- Aaron Fellman of Chicago Blvd. returned from
a fortnight's stay in Chicago.
Miss Judith Ann Isenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Isenberg of Edison Ave., is visiting in Los Angeles for the month
Of August, and is the house guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Sobeloff and son, Jon, of Muirland Ave.,
are vacationing in Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waldbott, formerly of Merton Road,
have moved to their new home at 20189 Sheffield Road.
. Dr. Allen H. Kline of Birwood Ave. and Jay Hartman of Chi-
cago Blvd. have returned from a motor trip to Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sachs of Merton Road left this week for
a holiday in Frankfort.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy G, Schlafer and daughters, Hortense and
Myrna, formerly. of Suftolk Drive, are spending a month here
before returning to their home in Hollywood, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Weinberg of West Outer. Drive have returned
from a brief, visit with members of their family in Glencoe, Ill.
The family and friends of Mrs. Fannie Winkelman of the
Wilshire Hotel celebrated her seventy-fifth . birthday with a dinner
party.
Miss Margery Cutler, da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Cutler
or Warrington Drive, returned this week from a visit with :one Of
her sorority sisters who lives in Chicago. -
' Mr. and Mrs. William Isenberg of Edison- Ave. have returned
from a fishing trip around the Manitoulin,_Isla.nds. They also
toured Quebec. _
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Mr. and Mrs. David Margolin have returned from a Bermuda
wedding trip, and are at the home of her parents on Stratford
Road while readying their apartment on Ewald Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schorr of Kendall Ave. haiTe returned from
a vacation in Northern Michigan which included a stop in Macki-
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nac and at Frankfort.
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Miss Marjbry Rosenthal is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Rosenthal of - the Belcrest Apts., for -a fortnight before re-
turning to New York City.
Arthur A. Baum with daughter, Elizabeth, is leaving for a
visit with members of the family in New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs.. H. W. Himelhoch and son, Paul, of San Juan
Drive have left for their cottage at Higgins Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Eichner and sons of Calvert Ave. are
on a tour of Northern Michigan. -
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Moe Kesner, who has thrilled
Detroit audiences with his re-
markable baritone voice, and
who has participated in many
programs. of
Jewish social
and r ,e 1 g
groups in this
area, _ has re-
cently, been ap-
pointed cantor
and educational
director of
Tern p 1 e Israel,
in .Akron, O.
Kesner, in a
Resner
letter to The Jewish NeWs, 'states,
"Through the medium of your
newspaper, I would like to say
goodbye to a community that
has always been very kind, help-
ful, generous, hospitable and
gracious to me: The Detroit
Jewish community has been in-
strumental in imbuing me with
desire and urge to create and
produce, to study and develop
myself along Jewish lines."
Reputation your best
Guarantee
• AT SAME LOCATION 25 YEARS
MORRIS 1NDIANER
,
Funds raised by Camp Nahelu
at its annual circus carnival,
which was held at the camp last
month, will this year be sent to
the Jewish Fresh Air-Society to
furnish tuition to three needy
Jewish children for a three-week
period at the Jewish Fresh Air
Camp.
In The Jewish News last week
it was inadvertently stated that
the funds would send young-
sters to Camp Nahelu. In pre-
vious years, Camp Nahelu's car-
nival has provided funds for
Jewish orphans in Europe, the
Allied Jewish Campaign and
other worthy organizations.
THE JEWISH NEWS—ii
Friday, August 10, 1951'
$260.00
to
ISRAEL
By steamer direct to Haifa
By AIR
one way ....$606.
Off season round trip $873.
SPECIAL escorted tour 39
days for Rosh Hashanah
Sept. 6 & Sept. 21
Jeweler
Complete Line of
Silverware, Jewelry, Watches,
Electrical Appliances
$1295.00
OFFICIAL AGENT
ALL STEAMSHIP AND AIR LINES
RHEA E. CASHMAN
SAVE $$$ DURING OUR
25th ANNIVERSARY!
8725 LINWOOD
TY. 6-1387
World-Wide Travel Bureau
215 Majestic Bldg., WO. 2-3368
David Schoichit
Formerly of I 2th Street
Now Associated With
SCHOICHIT and GLASS
DIAMONDS
33 JOHN R - ROOM 901
David Schoichit
WO. 1-6972
Sy Glass
Elliott & Bud Schubiner
ELLIOTT TRAVEL SERVICE
18657 Livernois
UNiversity 2-7555
DETROIT 21, MICHIGAN
COMPLETE DOMESTIC & FOREIGN TRAVEL
Tickets:
Tours
Cruises
All Plane
Train
Steamship
Hotel
Reservations
taste
Resorts
ROKEACH
and Bus
Tickets
Ranches
NO SERVICE CHARGE
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BORSCHT
A Vacation at Lesser's Adds to ' Your Health
MARRIAGE IN THE SHADOWS,
(POSTWAR GERMAN FILM)
The loVe story of a Jewish actress under the Nazis
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CGA VE
hits you hard. This is the real thing."
STUDIO THEATRE
Livernois at Davison
Omena, Mich.
On Grand Traverse Bay
WE. 3-3000
Air Conditioned --
BED WETTING
STOPPED
NEW PROVEN METHOD
No Drugs
Approved by Doctors
KING RESEARCH LABORATORIES
517 BOOK BLDG., DETROIT 26
WO. 2-1400 - TR. 1-4811
• Modern
Conveniences
• 1600 feet
Above Sea Level
• Half-Mile of
Private Beach
UP—Per Week
Room with Modern Conveniences •
Fine Kosher
Style Cooking
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Your children guarded by experienced counselors
POLLEN FREE AREA
Also a Sports Director
Entertainment by Nationally Famous Artists
GEORGE RAYMOND
In Yiddish and English Programs Daily
Dancing Every Night
For Information & Reservation — UN. 3-8650
Daily 10-3; 7-9; Sundays 10 a.m. to 12:00 noon