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ANNUAL CALENDAR
ISSUED BY J. N. F.
GOTHAM
IS81.11,
Continuing a custom inaugur-
ated some years ago, the Jewish
National Fund of America has
just issued its Jewish almanac and
calendar for the year 56149, be-
ginning with Sept. 15, the first
day of Rosh Ilashonah. The an-
nouncement of publication of the
almanac invites all Jews to obtain
copies of the booklet, which are
free, either from the national of-
fices, III Fifth avenue, New York
City, or from the local branch of
the Jewish National Fund, of
which A. Koffman is chairman, at
the Kirby Center.
The almanac contains a com-
prehensive account of the objects
of the Jewish National Fund in
Palestine as well as a succint story
of what the National Fund has al-
ready accomplished toward the re-
construction of the Jewish Nation-
al Homeland. The booklet also
contains various items of Inter-
voting information about Pales-
tine, covering its geography, pop-
ulation, customs, institutions and
colonies.
In a brief review of the past
year in Palestine, the almanac
points out that ''the .lewish Na-
tional Fund acquired a further
114,000 dunams of land Ind entered
into negotiations for the purchase
of a stretch of 50,000 dunums, the
incline for which are being raised
by the Jews of Canada, following
the visit there of Mr. Ussishkin.
It carried out important amelior-
ation works on its land, including
the drainage of the River Kishon
area. Many water supply stations
were installed in new village, and
an additional 50,000 trees plant-
ed."
The almanac also reveals that
; nearly 8,000 people live in 42 vil-
lages on the soil of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund. This land has been
drained of marshes by the Fund
which has also provided 34 vit.
!ages with direct water supply. A
half million trees have already
been planted by the Fund,
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Mrs. Joseph Greenfield of 1600'
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Welt of Seward entertained at a noon
Connecticut avenue spent the last luncheon for 2(1 guests on Monday
week in Chicago as the guest of in honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. Mi-
Mrs. Welt's mother, Mrs. Ober- holy of this city, who left Wednes-
felder.
day for Buenos Aires, Argentine,
where Mr. Mihaly has accepted a
Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. Allen of Post with a prominent automobile
the Art Center Apartments are concern.
, motoring through Canada. 'they
therst. tJtr
ilngr
will visit in Siontreal and Quebec. tHli triteaniLl y M
. Jack residing
in
their
new
home
at
2994
Hoch-
Mrs. Max Wolletein of New
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(SIEGFRIED. GREENBERG, Mgr.)
,
BULGARIAN JEWISH
LEADER LEAVES HALF
MILLION FOR CHARITY
JERUSALEM.-- ( J. T. A.)—
Juden Life Insurance, Ltd.. of
which Vladimir Jabotinsky, leader
of the Zionist Revisionists, was re-
cently elected vice-president and
who plans to settle in Jerusalem,
was asked by the l'alestine gov-
ernment to guarantee that Jabot-
insky will not engage in political
activity in Palestine. This was
required prior to the government's
decision to grant him a visa.
The company refused to make
such a guarantee. The govern.
ment authorities thenpromised to
consider the question of granting
him a visa next week,
WEISS, HAGUE COURT
VICE-PRESIDENT DIES
I'ARIS.—(J. T. A.) -- The fu-
neral of Andre Weiss, vice-pres-
ident of the International Court
of Justice at The Hague, was held
here. The funeral was private,
interment wee at Sionmorey.
Born in I858 in Milhousen, the
son of a Jewish lawyer, Andre
Weiss was Professor of Law at
the University of Paris. He
served as legal advisor of the Min-
istry of Foreign Affairs, And was
President of the Institute of In-
ternational I.aw. Ile was also
president of the International
Academy of Comparative Law at
Geneva.
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WEDDINGS
Particular attention and service to ban•
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NIDRE ADDRESS TO
BE BY RABBI MUNCH
Rabbi Zwick Munch, a well-
known local teacher, will deliver
the Yom Kippur address Sunday
evening, Sept. 23, at the services
conducted by Young Israel of De-
troit at its synagogue in the Jew-
ish Center, 31 Melbourne avenue.
Rabbi Munch has been directing
classes in Talmud sponsored lip
; York City is visiting with relatives ester avenue.
Young Israel.
!and friends. During her stay she
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Baehr
Rabbi Munch will deliver his ad-
I is a guest at the Hotel Belcrest.
and daughter, Harriet Joy, 3026, dress immediately after Kul Nidre.
, Fullerton avenue, have returned A keen, vigorous thinker, Rabbi
Sties
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from a two months' vacation in Munch's text promises to be in-
; daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Deal Beach, N. J., and Chicago,
tereeting and thought-provoking.
I
Franklin, left on Tuesday for Ill
, An invitation to attend is extend-
. Bradford, Mass., where she will
, ed to all interested.
resume her studies at the Bradford
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Karpf have
, Military Academy.
:paved from Ileyden avenue to Detroit Music Study Club.
their new home at 3212 Monterey.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Davies,
The Detroit Music Study Club
formerly of New York City, are
has made extensive plans for the
making their home at the Hotel
coming mason which will open
Belcrest.
with a meting Oct. 5, at the Twen-
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$6.50-$10.00
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HUDSON'S
47th
Anniversary
Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Am-
'eft
in Monday for Chicsito, berg of Fullerton avenue returned ;
vhsre they visited with Mrs. from a month's vacation trip
Franklin's mother, Mrs. Freda through the East.
Oberfelder. Dr. F'ranklin returned
'I, the city on Wednesday and Mrs.
Mrs. Sarah Goldberg of Well
Franklin arrived later in the week. Grand boulevard returned from a
month's trip through the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Stern and
S. Niarwin Goldberg of New Ro-
family. l'hilip and Josepliiiii Stern,
and Mrs. Sarah Rosenzweig, of chelle, N. Y., spent the week-end
East Grand boulevard have re_ with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
turned from a three months' t our ' Nathan Norman.
of Europe.
The marriage of Miss Cornelia
Weiss daughter of Mrs. L. Weiss
MISS HELEN YUDKOFF
Samuel Summerfield of the
'
l d t Henry Silberstein
of Cleveland
Hotel Belcrest has returned from
Mr. and Mrs. A. Yudkoff of 627
of this city took place at Cleveland
a visit in New York City.
on Sept. 9, Rabbi Brickner official- Kenilworth announce the engage-
ing, Following a wedding trip to' wnt of their daughter, Slim Helen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levenson Canada Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Silberstein YudkofT, to Herman Osnos., son of
of Johnstown, Pa., are the guests are now ' making their home at the Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oases of 2673
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frank of Lee Crest apartments. Taylor avenue.
Richton avenue.
SOFIA.— (J. T. A.) — David
Alcali, well known Jewish leader
here, died at the age of 73. In
eluded in the bequests made by
the late Mr. Alcalai was the sum
of half million lives for .lewish
charity.
Mr. Alcalai was a grandam) of
Abraham Alcalai, author of many
Hebrew works.
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Almanac Contains Descrip-
tion of Palestine Up-
building Work.
SILK STOCKINGS
meal
Betrothed
A. Z. A. CELEBRATES
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
tieth Century Club. Two meet-
ings wil be held each month, one
to consist of instructive discus-
sions and lectures given by noted
musicians and music lovers, the
, other to consit of musical enter-
tainment contributed by the club
members, Mrs. J. Sorasohn heads
the committee in charge of the
study meetings, and Sirs. M. Ben-
tern from Grand Rapids, Mich., yes is chairman of the program
Mrs. E. Baskind of Chicago is Toledo, 0., and Milwaukee, Wis.
committee.
The
philanthropic
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. A were present.
committee which; last year gave 14
Goldsmith of Edison Avenue.
Jena R. Eviler, the Aleph Godol
gay.' highly successful entertainments
or president of the chapter,
Philip Stern, son of Mr. and un outline of the fraternity's ac- at various charitable institutions
Mrs. Milford Stern, has returned ' tivities of the past and future, and plans an even more elaborate pro-
to Ann Arbor, where he will re- stressed the point that it was up , gram thin year under the leadership
some his studies at the university. to the modern young Jewish men of Mrs. S. Schafliander The rest of
, the committees are headed by the
and women to uphold and not (le-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Rosen- generate the ideals of Judaism as folowipg: membership, Mrs. M. .1.
Swum of CsIlingwood avenue have taught by the Fathers. The De- Berris; year book, Mrs. Louis Dan-
returned from Chicago, where; troit chapter is to perform exten- iels; radio, Sirs. Laurence Title-
they passed the holidays with their sive Jewish intellectual and social haum ; hostess, Mrs. J. Souls: moth-
parents. ; programs with this idea in mind. er's club, Sirs. II. Kopel; sad press,
Already plans are living made to Mrs. Louis Jay. Mrs. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell D. Ben- ' start a Hebrew class; to hold serv. Salzenstein has been chosen as the
iamin of Woodrow Wilson avenue'; ices for young people; to visit ev- delegate to the League of Jewish
have returned from a visit through' cry teniple and synagogue in De- Women's Clubs.
the East.
troit; to play a pa rt
e Na
tinal A. Z. A.; a nd a study of th (.
David Feldstein of Atlantic Bible, Jewish history , events of
City, N. J., who was the house Jewish interest, movements of sig-
guest of Mr. and Mrs. IL L. Cum- nificance in Je w -ish life, Jewish
mins of Burlingame avenue, hes' customs and Jew lob music and art,
KOVNO. — (J. T. A.) —Julius
left for Philadelphia to resume his Jewish eeremon ial books, great, B artuat
, well known German Jew-
studios at the University of Penn- Jewish personalit les, and Palestine.
ish financier now on a visit here,
sylvania. Adolph "Dade ly" Freund, the
ember of Pisgah has made an offer to the Lithua-
oldest living ni
nian government to build a cum-
Sirs. Samuel Benach was hostess Lodge, congratul sled the chapter . mercial
fleet.
at a bridge luncheon and personal on its work in co njunctiun with the
Mr. Barmat is also negotiating
shower to 24 guests at the Detroit- ledge and for its as= 0111
Plishillents
for
the
construction of a street
Leland on Tuesday, Sept. 18, in in the past year.
Lair. system in the Lithuanian capi-
honor a Evelyn Schreiber, a The dinner ape net with an lIIVO-
bride-elect. Among those present cation by Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon,
were Miss Ethel Gerschenvon, a sponsor of the : chapter. Violin
Lily Berman, Mesdames Nathan solos were playe d by Meyer Sha-
Sehrieber. P. Cutler, Dora Cold- piro of the Da mromh School of
berg of Chicago, Jose Winsen, Sam Musk and was rwaitczonipanied by
Trepik, Geo. Feldman, Sam
old- Miss Miriam 110 G
berg, Joe Marks, I. Yarrows, Chas.
Harold Horwi tz, who acted as
Gilman, Trunsky, tract-muster, tot d about the new
Schwartz, M. Rattner, Arthur Ilanchapter
Ilan
which i ; to be chartered
cis, Max Frank, Sarah Kohane, E. within a few mo nths. Messages of 1
Monash, I.. Weinberger, B. Alpert, greeting were re ceived from Hon.
I. Marks. Alfred M. Colt en, international ;
president of t he Constitutional
Dr. and Mrs. William V. Ker- Grand Lodge, N .than Heller, and
win (Kirshbaum) of 1412 Seward others.
avenue, having aompleted their
The dinner was folowed by
tour of Alaska and the Canadian dance with mu sic furnished by ,
Rockies, have returned horn:. Seymour Simons ' Bloomfield Hills
They visited on their trip Paradise Country Club 0 rchestra.
Valley in Mt. Rainier National At the last me sting of the chap-,
Park, lake Louise, and Banff. Can- ter held Thursd ay evening, Philip.
ads•
Klutznick of Om aha, Net., execu-
•
five secretary of Aleph Zadek Al-
Dr. S. G. Meyers has returned eph, was entert ained. The main
from Europe and has reoccupied feature of the e vening woe an il-
his offices in the Maccabees build- lust rated testae e by dimes Van
ink;. Vliet, on a trip through the Medi- ,
terranean lands and the homes of
Mrs. Harry Raphael of Roches- the Jews.
ter avenue entertained at a bridge-
Plans are being started for the
luncheon and hosiery shower at the weekly dances to he held during
Masonic Temple on Tuesday, the winter months beginning with
Sept. 18, honoring her sister. Miss October at the B'nai B'rith Com-
Dee Rosenthal, whose marriage to munity House and sponsored by
Josenh Busker will be an event of this fraternity. .
Sunday, Oct. 7.
Very beautiful in its appoint-
ments was the luncheon and bridge
at which Mrs. Louis A. Sherwin of
Hazelwood was hostess on Friday
at the Phoenix Club. Autumn
flowers adorned the tables, at
•hicS places were marked for 50
guests.
More than 500 guests were en-
tertained at the dinner-dance giv-
en in honor of the first anniversary
of the chartering of the Detroit
chapter, No. 63, Aleph Zadek Al-
eph of the Independent Order of
the B'rith held Sept. 9, at
275 East Ferry avenue. The chap-
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LITHUANIAN FLEET
William Plotkin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Plotkin of Yorba
Linda Park, left for Los Angeles to
comnlete his studies at the Uni-
versity of California.
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WARSAW.— (J. T. A.)— Na
Miss Selma Sell of 2051 Clair- longer will the well known cry,:
ut nh te a ts; ae tneu ee fi a sh ectth orit
s eann.1'ts:aogs es 18
to "Handel, handel," the equivalent
as
of the American, "I cash clo'" be ,
heard in the streets of Warsaw
Louis II. Brown.
and through the yards of the
The Mimes Dorothy Bloom an•I houses.
A new ordinance forbidding
llermn Grabowsky have returned
to Ann Arbor, where they will re- street trading in old clothes has
sume their studies at the univer- been promulgated. One thousand
Jewish traders, who earned their
sity.
livelihood in this way, will be af-
Mrs. Max Berger of Princeton fected by the new law.
avenue is visiting in Goshen, Ind.,
05 the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed.
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IN JEWISH CEMETERY
men. Aviation who was killed in an
aeroplane accident, were held at
Mies Sally Nederlander of Sara-
nac Lake, N. Y., has returned to the The
Jewish
cemetery
here. prayers
traditional
Jewish
A nn Arbor, where she will can- for the dead, Eil Mole Rachmim
tinue her studies at the University. and tht.Kaddish, were recited.
Herman Lewis, Jr., of Grand
avenue has returned from a short
Death bath no other ill except
business trip to Pittsburgh, Pa.
the thought of dying.
Ai
--
S. J. Shaeffer of Chicago is
Tau Phi Fr•teraity Dance Sat•
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
si ght, Sept. 22, 1928, Web-
I. Saulson, and sister, Mrs. Ben
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Jacob Golden of the Chatham
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PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—Tuneral
Bristol, Va., where he is attending services for Maurice Bokansky,
a convention of insurance sales- French Minister of Commerce and
2114 Park Ave.
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