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JUNIOR HADASSAH OVER HALF MILLION
IS U. A. H. C. BUDGET
FOR ENSUING YEAR
Meeing:
The Detroit Junior Haelassah Unit
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held its annual business meeting Mon-
day evening, May la, at the Little'
(Concluded from page It
Theater, 09 Rowena street. The meet-
ing opened with a "clog" dance by churches. As a union of liberal Jew.
Helen Blumrosen and Leila Sinaiko. - ish Congregations, it should lie one of
Mrs. H. B. Ullian, national president our boasts and obligations to be toler-
of Junior Iladassah and president of ;ant towards all the shades of Jewish
the Detroit unit, gave a word paint- belief taught from the pulpits of any
Junior of our congregations. We should not
jug of the aim ,' and ideals of
Iladassah. An open forum followed.
give
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offense to any adherent as long
Committee reports were given by the as he stands on the foundation of
—At Grand Circus Park
chairmen. -'Shams Israel' and on the fundament-
al ethical principles of Judaism.
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"Furthermore, we have the greatest
Election of Officers:
The following oflicers and board of , sympathy fur our Conservative and
directors were unanimously elect ." Orthodox brethren. We welcome and
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for the coming season: Honorary • (moors('
the good work lif religious ed-
president, Mrs. Hyman B. ('(lien;' ucation which they are doing. We
president, Rose Lipsitz; vice-presi- have no desire to convert the children
, ix parents to our more ad-
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dents, Helen Blumrosen and Ida Ve- . oe
eatomo
rt h o d ox
lick; corresponding secretary, Dor- vaneed views. In our schools in the
lathy Epstein; recording secretary, congested districts of New York we
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teach a Judaism to which even Con-
Rose Gordon; treasurer, Rose B ab- ,teach
cock; board of directors, Helen Shet - iservative parents cannot object. This
zee, Dorothy Burdick, Lillian nor- represents 110 bac k sliding 1,11 our part
witz, Corrine Marx, Leila Sinaiko, from the position of the founder of
Marina Moyer, Ethel Steinberg, Rosa-, the so-called Reform movement, but is
lied Shubeit, :Viable August, Sara Bro. merely a recognition of the fact that
Nurko;
to our day the
„ from
the tinie of Moses
der, Miriam Levine 21 IIII Anne
advisory committee, Mrs.Hyman n. , lewish religion has remained in a
Broder, Mrs. Maurice Landau, Mrs. state of dux. Our Orthodox brethren
Seymour . Frank, Mrs. Reuben Rosen- cannot deny that they have more in
field, Mrs. B. Roy Salinger, Florence common with us, in spite of our dif.
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Krell find Julia Klein; senior 111111/1S- ferences
.. t h an they have with the kind
sub advisor, Miss Julia Wine.
of religion preached and practiced in
During the summer our expert furriers are
The meeting closed with several Zadagora or some other Eastern Eu-
available to repair or alter furs at a minimum
given by Sara Levin, :liable rOpVII II COMMU II it y ."
charge—about 30% less than the lame work
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August and Ruth Cohen. Refresh- , ".11r. •ogelstein concluded with a plea
would have cost last year.
• for a larger financial support of the
molts were served.
ROLLIN'S quality—ROLLIN'S service-
union's activities, saying that it was
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ROLLIN'S guarantee--mean real fur antis.
the duty of American Jewry to make
Dinner-Dance:
faction.
A dinner-dance will be given at the possible the spread of Judaism among
Masonic Country Club Tuesday eve.- all Jews. He pledged an additional
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As only a limited, contribution of five per cent on new
ning, June Ifi.
number can be accommodated,II
a-- money raised by the union, total con-
who desire tickets are urged to pur- tribution not to exceed 55,000.
Rabbi George Zepin, secretary of
chase them early. Tickets may be se-
cured from the following committee: the union, reported on the union's pro-
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Rose
Babcock,
Helen
Blumrosen,
gress
during the past year. Ile said
Norti
Florence Krell, Rose Gordon and it had a membership of 270 congrega-
B I
tions
composed
of 52,357 individual
Julia
Klein.
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members. During the past year four
"At home away from home."
new congregations were added repro-.
Final Meeting:
The final meeting of the season will f ,senting a mendiership of 5000. Rob-
be held early in June in the form o bi Zepin also spoke of the Our that is
a Shebuoth gathering. being made by Rabbi Michael Aaron.
sohn, field representative of the union
who is now visiting we-stern cities on
Sylvia Clark and Eddie Ross
behalf of the union and its activities.
Head Bill at Temple The -
Dr. David Philipson, chairman of
ater Next Week.
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the committee fur Established
Fellow-
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ship and Pedagogy, recommended the
Sylvia Clark, the well-known mu- establishment of free fellowship and
sical comedy favorite, and "Black- pedagogy. t a llowing $1,500 each. The
Cordially invites yule to
face" Eddie Ross and his African object
the fellowships, he explained,
harp, split headlnie honors on a big were to enable graduates of the Ile-
bill at B. F. Keith's Temple Theater, I brew Union College to take up post
starting Sunday matinee, Others graduate work at Columbia Llniver-
billed are Karavaeff and company
Yfor special training in Jewish
of Russian dancers I Karavat.t1 for- ait
work.
merly danced with Mole. Pavlowa);
New Trustees Chosen.
Flanagan and Edwards; l'epito, the
A hoard of governors for the Ile-
famous Spanish clown; Malina and
) f
ieelsCofollregtehaened, also
ng
Dade, a team of speedy steppers,(1),frewmaUna
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; o t Ie a n In': a r( I
"Tune In," a musical fantasy; Harry
La Vail and sister; Aesop's Fables; ISlItagogue and School Extension were
Topics of the Day and the I'athe elected by the executive board. The
board of governors will be compose(
of : Alf red M. Cohen, Cincinnati; 51r.
U IA eekly.
E. Greenebaum, Chicago; Joseph Hag-
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edorn, Philadelphia; Harry llofTheim-
er, Cincnnati; Marcus Aaron, Pitts-
burgh; Lee J. Leventhal, Nashville; I
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MORRIS FINEMAN
Morris Fineman died suddenly of James Becker, Chicago; Jacob S. Gold-
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Lazarus,
heart trouble Friday, May 15, at the baum, Philadelphia; Sion
age of 62 years. He is survived by I Columbia; Dr. Albert II. Freiberg,
his wife and children, Joseph, Louis, \ Cincinnati; Oscar Berman, Cincin.
George and Jack Fineman, Mollie nati; Ralph W. Mack, Cincinnati;
Winslow, Anna Iluler and Sarah 1 Meyer Jacobstein, Rochester. N. Y.;
Fineman. Carl Fritz, Cincinnati; Henry Frye,
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Inati ; Murray Seasongood. Cincinnati;
Henry Wineman, Detroit; David M.
Bressler, N. Y. And for honorary
membership of the board of govern-
, ors: Ben Selling, Portland; Emil Pol-
lak, Cincinnati, and Alfred Slack, Cin-
cinnati.
The board of managers will be emu-
, posed of : Al A, Rosenbush, Boston;
1 Henry Si. Toch, N. Y.; Aaron Strauss,
'Baltimore; M. Si. Englehard, Chicago;
I Albert Steindler, Chicago; Abraham
11.evventhal. Cleveland; Herman Wile,
Buffalo; Milton 51. Alexander, Be-
. trait; A..I. Sunstein, Pittsburgh; Sol
. S. Kiser. Indianapolis; Joseph Schon.
: thal, Columbus; Dave Davidson, Sioux
- City: Julius W. Freiberg, Cincinnati;
Simeon M. Johnson, Cincinnati; Jacob
' W. Mack, Herbert C. Oettinger, Cin- ,
cinnati; .1. R. Orton, Cincinnati; Jul-
; ion Rauh, Cincinnati; George A. Ger-
shon, Atlanta; L. Judo, San Francis- '
co; and for honorary membership on,
I the board of managers: David Leven- :
I tritt, N. Y.; Irving Lehman, N. Y.
I William Ornstein Was recommended
, as honorary president of the board of
it is better to solve the problem
. managers.
The meeting concluded with reports
by one sharp stroke.
from committees who were appointed
'to look after matters adopted at the I
How can this be done? By
St. Louis Convention of the union.
making a loan at the INDUS-
! Rabbi Louis Wolsey reported that a
TRIAL BANK to pay off one's
- commission seas appointed on Social
various debts; and then taking
:Justice, composed of : Milford Stern,
Detroit; Marcus Aaron, Pittsburgh,
a year in which to pay back the
Judge Horace Stern, Philadelphia;,
loan in fifty equal weekly
Jacob Goldbaum, Philadelphia; Carl
parts.
I Fritz, Cincinnati; Rabbi Horace Wolf,
Alexander the Great, we are
Rochester; Alfred Sellingman, Louis-
Last year 69,672 Detroiters
told, finding no way to untie it,
ville; Henry Nlorgenthau, Dr. Samuel',
at this
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torrowcd
$10,920,237.
Schulman. Dr. Lee K. Frankel, Dr.
cut it with one blow of his
, Samuel II. Goldenson, A. Leo Weil, I
bank in order to centralize
sword. By this sign he assured
Rabbi Abbe, MOO Silver. Rabbi
their debts and pay off their
himself of the sanction of the
Wolsey is chairman of this COIAMiS. 1
creditors.
Rabbi Abram Simon announced I
Gods.
Sinn.
that a conference of national Jewish I
Our officers will be glad to
There is a lesson in Alexan-
organizations, Orthodox, Conserva.
show
you
how
you
can
solve
der's act for many of us today.
!tine and Reform will be held in New
.i yroarni
your financial problem in the
,iieeg
,:a ntr
ico::,np,..1ruant tfe,i)rw.eirk
I oYfo rc co-operation
Instead of trying hopelessly
Jewish endeavor.
same way.
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