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By MORRIS FISHMAN
Chairman, Detroit Zionist District Membership Committee.

The Detroit Zionist District is ideal success we must have the un-
now engaged in a campaign for divided loyalty of all Jewry, and
1,000 members, and it is important without such loyalty it will become
more and more difficult to raise
the needed funds for Palestine.
By strengthening the Zionist Or-
ganization we make this possible.
First, we open an avenue for study
and cultural activity in Zionist
ranks through our organizations;
and secondly, we build through .1
large membership an army of
workers and volunteers without
whom drives for Palestine cannot
succeed.
There can be do disputing about
this point.
The most important work faring
Detroit Jewry today is to build a
numerically strong Zionist District,
so that when the campaign opens
for the United l'alestine Appeal
on April 15 we may be able to say
to the community that we have a
force of ardent workers through
whose efforts American Jewry's
contributions towards the upbuild•
ing of Palestine will be written on
a golden page in Jewish history.
MORRIS FISHMAN
The time is ripe for great
that the Jewish community realize
things. Pledges on behalf of the
the importance of this campaign.
British government guarantee that
The question of the upbuilding the promises made to us will be
of l'alestine as the Jewish Na- kept. The crisis is reported as
tional Ironic is now no longer a passing, and there is every hope to
matter for discussion. It is an es- believe that Palestine will show
tablished fact and the Jewish peo- great progress in the current year.
ple should make this task one of But Palestine's progress must in-
its cardinal duties.
evitably be great in comparison
This does not mean, however, with the strength of Zionism in the
that the mere collection of money ma spora.
will answer all our obligations
Our duty is c.ear: During the
towards Palestine. It will not. month we must increase the Zion-
Palestine cannot be built with ist membership roll by 1,000.
drives and campaigns for funds. Every Jew is called upon to make
To make the Jewish Homeland an this possible.

(Continued from First Page.)
Near East. In this paper he pre-
pared Jewish public opinion
towards the day when Palestine
would be autonomous, by having
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criticized the Young Turks for
their supernationalism. He was
thrown into prison but vindicated
himself by his own speech before
the Turkish judges, in Hebrew,
which made a profound impression
on them.
Ile married a Spanish Jewess,
member of an old Jewish family of
Palestine. At the outbreak of the
World War he declared himself
immediately for the Allies, and
managed to leave the country just
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two hours before his condemnation
t o death.
His First American Tour.
From this time, the activities
of Mr. Ben Avi became that of an
orator, and he has spoken in the
United States alone over 700 times
on behalf of the Zionist Organiza-
tion, before Jewish and non-Jew-
ish meetings, in temples, churches
and cathedrals, Masonic lodges as
well as universities. Everywhere
Mr. Ben Avi tried to impress the
people with the fact of the rising
of a new Jewish generation charac-
terized by a new Jewish type, of
which he is but one of the many
representatives. One innovation
in his speeches is that he always
closes with a few sentences in his
beautiful Hebrew.
On his ( return to Palestine fol-
lowing the war he founded with
a ground of young Palestinians
the most powerful paper in the
land. His enflamed articles,
though not always agreeable to
Zionist leaders, had a peculiarly
healthy effect on Palestinian af-
fairs and led nearly always to self-
criticism of the work in Palestine.
He also helped to create the Pal-
estine organization, Beney-Benya-
44- min, the Progressive Young Farm-
ers' Association, whose most en-
thusiastic porte-parole he has be-
come and on whose behalf he is
now on his fourth visit to Amer-
ica. In a few weeks he will pub-
lish his second book in Latin
characters for the learning of
modern Ilebrev‘• in about six
weeks, and his novel, "Eleazar"
will shortly be published by the
Century Publishing Company in
English.

Pontiac Notts

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Covinsky,
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Birnprout, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Solomon and Mr.
and Mrs. B. Fryman were guests
at the dinner-dance given by Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Lebatcr in honor
of their twenty-fifth wedding anni-
versary, at the Hotel Durant, Flint,
Jan. 29.

The Detroit Life Insurance Co. Welcomes to
This City

ITTARMAR BEN AVI

the noted Palestine leader, who is to ad-
dress the Zionist District Tuesday evening
at the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud Torah.

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Detroit Life Insurance Co.

MORRIS FISHMAN, Vice-Pres.

Members of the Fishman Organization:

MR. S. FRIEDMAN
MR. LEON LIPNIK
MR. P. PORTNOY
MR. PAUL BERNSTEIN
MR. W. MEISNER
MR. BENJ. FISH
MR. F. TURNER
MR. A. GERSON
MR. R. COMER
MR. L. KLEIN
MR. H. J. WINOKUR
MR. L. NORMAN
MR. SOL BLOOM
MR. A. SCHWALB
MR. S. BERNATH
MR. J. WESCHLER
MR. NATHAN KONIKOW
MR. I. ADELMAN
MR. S. LIGHTSTONE
MR. SAM BANKS
MR. E. POOTS
MR. SAM FISHMAN
MR. S. TANNER
MR. MARTIN J. GOODMAN MR. C. T. WHEELER
MR. M. BORDEN
MR. S. LIEBERMAN
MR. M. FISHMAN
MR. E. NISSENBAUM
MR. I. MALEK
MR. TICKTON
MR. SAM MADDIN
MR. J. RESHEVSKY
MR.
S. ROSENBLOOM
MR. H. J. AGINS
MR. S. WOHL
MR. S. BIDDLE
MR. H. LANDAU
MR. A. H. FIXLER
MR. M. ROSEN
MR. 1. INFELD

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ANNOUNCE ADDITIONAL
PATRONS OF HADASSAH
FORMAL DANCE FEB. 19

From an Old Spanish Castle

Supplementing th elist d pa-
trons and patronesses published
last week are the following, well
known Detroit men and women,
who are sponsoring the annual for-
mal ball of Senior and Junior

... they removed a hanging made
of silk. . . for many hundreds of
years it hung there . . . this rare
hanging was cut into small
blocks so that many might ap-
preciate the fine art which pro-
duced it.

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We must deal with the
group as we would
with an individual.
The first requisite in a
people's as well as an
individual's existence
is a home.
Jewish idealism, Jewish ZIONISTS, PISGAH
ADDRESSED
culture, the Hebrew fr TO BY BE NOTED
ORATOR
language, have for
ages been in want for
a center to guarantee
their security.
Through the Zionist
Organization such a
home is now being es-
tablished in Palestine,
and to guarantee the ( . ;4'
success of the Jewish
Homeland, every Jew
must join in the work
for Palestine's recon-
ar
struction.
Strengthen th(.! hand
of the Zionist leaders
by joining the organi-
zation during the Feb-
ruary Membership
Drive.

MORRIS FISHMAN,
Chairman Detroit
Zionist Membership
Campaign

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Calls on Detroit Jews to Join Zionist
Organization During Membership Month

Miss Roberta Rappaport left for
Sullivans' College, Bristol, W. Va.,
where she will take up physical
education. Mrs. G. J. Rappaport
accompanied her daughter.

J. A. Meyer left for New York
on a business trip, to be gone sev•
eral weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Goldstein,
Norman Buckner of Pontiac and
Miss Esther Weiss of Rochester, N.
Y., spent Sunday as guests of Mrs .
Alma Gorett in Flint.

NATIONAL FUND MAKES
THEATER PARTY PLANS

At a joint meeting of the Jewish
National Fund committee of De-
troit and the Ladies' Auxiliary,
held at the Shaarey Zedek branch

Countless thousands of smokers
marvel over the rare fragrant
tobacco in Murad. Murads are
made only of tiny leaves of
Turkish tobacco ... millions and
millions of them, the finest and
choicest that are grown in the
world.

MRS. MARTIN WEISBERG

Chapters of Detroit Iladassah: Mr.
and Mrs. Edw. Atlas, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Aronsson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bielfield, Mrs. Jennie Blum-
rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cap-
lan, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Copeland,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Copeland, Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Deutsch, Mr.
and Mrs. David S. Diamond, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Fenton, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack F. Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Louis Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ham-
burger, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Kauff-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Keyes,
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Kohn, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Koploy, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Krause, Mr. and Mrs. Moe
Leiter, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pop-
kin, Sam Rhodes, 51r. and Mrs.
Louis Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Na-
than Sapiro, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Schiller, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sul-
ker, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stralser, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Trunsky, Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Warshawsky, !Larry
Wein, Louis Wein, Mr. and Mrs.
Israel Zilber, Mr. and Mrs.
man P. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. David
T. Nederlander and Mr. Isidore
Levin.
The ball takes place Sunday
evening, Feb. 19, at Hotel Statler,
and romises to be a highly success-
ful affair, both socially and finan-
cially. Mrs. Martin Weisberg is
serving actively on the Junior ball
committee.

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Welcome to Detroit!

The Detroit Zionist District Welcomes

Ittamar Ben Avi

Noted Palestine Publicist, who will address a meeting at the Philadel-
phia-Byron Talmud Torah

U. H. S. CELEBRATE
JEWISH ARBOR DAY

Tuesday Evening Feb. 14

Interesting Chamisho (Nor B'Shvat

Celebrated at Fenkel School.

MRS. S. BECKER

on Monday evening, plane were
completed for the theater benefit
to be held at Littman's People's
Theater on Feb. 29.
Plans for future activites were
mapped out by A. ,L Koffman, pres-
ident of the fund in Detroit. Wil-
liam R. Blumenthal, regional direc-
tor of the United l'alestine Appeal
for Michigan, who recently return-
ed from Palestine, reviewed the im-
portance of National Fund w o rk.
A board meeting will be held on
Wednesday, Feb. 15, at the home
of Mrs. T. M. Faxstein, 3761 Long-
fellow.
o
Mrs. H. Kraft, chairma n of the
theater committee, is actively as-
sisted by Mrs. S. Beater.

BRILLIANT PURIM BALL
HONORS MRS. WEINBECK

The Purim ball planned for Sun-
day, March 18, in the Crystal ball-
room of the Book Cadillac Hotel,
has for its purpose the recognition
of efforts for the Bicur Cholem So-
ciety by the first president, Mrs.
Anne Weinbeck.
The list of patrons and patron-
esses honoring the occasion in-
cludes many who have performed
distinguished service in behalf of
the society. Progress is reported
by Dave Steffin, chairman, who is
being actively assisted by Samuel
Wexler, Betty Drapkin, Tessie
Horowitz and Sally Erman. This
affair is the outstanding feature of
the society's social indoor calen-
dar. Among the patrons and pa-
tronesses are included the follow-
ing:
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Weinbeck,
host and hostess; Mr. and Mrs.
David S. Zemon, Mrs. Louis Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. 51. M. Rosenthal, Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Max, Mr. and Mrs.
David Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Silberblatt, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Hy I. Bern-
stein, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Behr-
mann, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ar-
kins.

Clark S. Wickey Becomes

Baker Simonds Executive.

Chamisho Osor was celebrated
in all the branches of the United
Hebrew Schools, in the accepted
and time-honored manner, by in-
dulging in theeating of dates, figs
and other Palestinian-grown fruits.
At "Neriah," the Fenkel branch
of the United Hebrew Schools, on
Parkside and :Midland, Chamisho
Osor B'Shvat was celebrated Sun-
day evening, Feb. 5, with the per-
formance of a Hebrew play and
many musical numbers.
The following contributed to the
musical program: Albert Sherman
played a piano solo, and later a
duet with Harold Sherman; Isaac
Glaser, accompanied by Miss Bud
nitzky, rendered several violin
selections; the Talmud Torah choir
sang a number of Hebrew songs
and hymns.
In the Hebrew play "Teainim
Usmorim," or Figs and Dates, Leo
Adler and Ethel Silverstein played
the part of the merchant and the
lady, respectively; Morris Weiss
and Julia Bahral that of the par-
ents, while Louis Duglas, Miriam
Kumov, and Bessie Kramer played
the children's parts. All the par-
ticipants gave an excellent per-
formance.

OLD FOLKS' HOME TO
ELECT DIRECTORS AT
ITS ANNUAL MEETING

The Jewish Ohl Folks' Home, at
its annual meeting to he held at
the' Emanuel Congregation at 2:30
p. m., Feb. 12, will elect 22 direc-
tors. Reports of the activities of
the home and a financial statement
for the past year will be given at
this meeting.

Otuditaut Natrs

Mr. and Mrs. J. Thal had as
their guests for the week-end,
their children, Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Thal, Mr. and Sirs. J. Kanter, Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Blumrosen and Miss
Stella Thal, who came to celebrate
their thirty-fifth wedding annis
versary.

Mrs. A. D. Philippo entertained
at a luncheon and card party for
Mrs. J. J. Blumenau.

Clark C. Wickey is now affiliated
Mrs. I. Rich entertained the
with the Detroit office of Baker, Tuesday club, also having a guest
Simonda & Co., acting in an caeca- table.
e capacity.
This announcement follows his
Mrs. S. Seitner gave one of a
resignation as secretary of the De- series of bridge parties on Friday.
troit Stock Exchange, which posi-
tion he has held since February,
Rabbi and Mrs. Glance of Bnal
1923. For several years prior to Israel gave • reception In honor of
this, he was affiliated with member their son, Erney, who was Bar
firma.
Mitzvah and is leaving for New
Detroit Hadassah Invited to
Mr. Wickey continues in the of- York to attend college.
Mt. Clemens Chapter Party. fice of aecretary•treasurer of the
Associated Stock Exchanges, a po-
Rabbi and Mrs. Glance had as
The Mt. Clemens Hadasaah aition he has held since the forma- their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Apple-
Chapter will hold a Valentine prize tion of the association in June, baum of Detroit.
party in the ballroom of the 1926.
Olympia Hotel Sunday evening,
Mm Max Hirshberg, who has
Feb. 12, at 8 o'clock. The pro-
LORD BALFOUR ILL
been at Ford Hospital, Detroit, for
ceeds of the party are to go
five weeks, has returned to her
toward the Hadassah medical
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—An at- home in saginaw.
fund. Mrs. M. J. Feldman, presi- tack of laryngitis has confined
dent, invites all Detroit Hadassah Lord Balfour to his home for aev- Beth El Sisterhood meets on
members to attend.
eral weeks.
Wednesday.

The regular semi-monthly card
party was held at the Jewish Com-
munity Center Tuesday, Jan. 30.
The hostesses on this occasion
were Mesdames Jacob Covinsky,
Julius Levin, J. Nyman and B.
Moretzky.

The cardboard box in which
Murads arc packed is an item of
cost ... but one which goes far
to bring all the aroma and fresh-
ness to the smoker.

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at 8:30 P. M.
There will be no admission charge and no solicitation of funds,
and the general public is invited.

MORRIS FISHMAN,
Chairman Membership Campaign.

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February Is
ZIONIST MEMBERSHIP MONTH
Join the builders of Zion by becoming a member of the Zionist
Organization

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