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rare modesty and true feminine
charm."
Mrs. Sulzberger reviewed Miss
Szold'a activities and described the
events that led up to the formation
of Iladassah, the women's Zionist
organization, of which Miss Szold
was the organizer and of which she
is the guiding spirit to this very
day. "Iladassan on the Pales.ine
scene is a glimpse of utopia, where
peace and good will shall Lc more
than a hops er a sung," Mrs. Sulz-
berger said.
"A single incident may disclose
a characti r," Mrs. Sulzberger said
in closing. "It is told of Henrietta
Szold that when she gave up her
place as medical director of Ila-
dassah to the successor of her own
choosing Dr. I. H. Rubinow, she
moved her desk into the outer 'Mice
and sat with the staff of clerics.
Oblivious of her own prestige, she
sought only to enhance that of the
new director--an example not of
niece unselfishness but of utter self-
lessness.
On her seventieth birthday an
impressive purse was presented to
Henrietta Szold—not a material re-
ward for priceless service, rather
a new sort of Nobel Prize—a prize
for noble living. 'Give her of the
fruit of her hands, and let her
works praise her within her
gates.'"
In honor of Miss. Szold, the mu-
sical program last Sunday was
featured by a group of Hebrew and
Palestinian songs, rendered by Mr.
Galvani, Rhea Weissberg and
Edith Saute, with Liebe Clamage
at the piano,

OLD FOLKS HOME

- ---
The northwestern branch of the
Old Folks' Home held a board
meeting at the home on Monday,
Dec. 29, to present the inmates

with gifts and refreshments. Sev-
eral pictures of the inmates were
taken for the Detroit Times, ar-
ranged by the president, Mrs. B.
Sarasohn.

Tau Tau Iota Sorority.
Mies Sadie Kelner of Lee lie

■ venue

.

Theta Sigma T. Fraternity.
Theta Mania Tall FIraternity met

the home of its chancellor. 0.v. I/.
Schnhot
ruin toted
• 4 •n active member a n d Murry Gould
and • David Shoo were
.,Toted as meno
Ler, They Sher
initiated Jan. 2. Elalo-
si,;:w
te
hisryji,b
been ,C .71 ,
( . 7 ; , he ,

1011ort " s:ea r. s. tgoiverns" 11;1 71is inlilrie""..;r4,!.
lm•n. chairman of the food shower bridge,
to be given in the ballroom rof the I , .,.

' BOSTON.—(J. T. A.)—Prof.
(Continued from Page One.)
Progressive Judaism, of which she
Horace M. Kellen was the principal
, speaker Dec. 28 at the closing ties.; Judaism." Another of her books was one of the organizers. Under ,
anon of the Avukah national con- is "1Vhat Can a Mother Do?" a the auspices of the World Union
vention, which, besides electing of- delightful collection of short for Progressive Judaism, the first

ficers for the ensuing year, adopt-
, ed resolutions protesting against,
the White Paper and thanking
Prof. Albert Einstein for deliver-
En t El.1111 avenue.
At the conclusion ing his first message to America
u!
the
meeting.
re reshrotrit.
were Leder the auspices of Avukah.
server!
by
Ilene
Lid..
II , r I• end
That anti-Semitism is not de-
nth 1,..
e r sing in this country, though its
Beta Rho Dela.
forms are becenting more subtle
A dinner re
thnier party win given and vatic (I, W11s tie opinion voiced
Dee. 24 ill honor of Miss Mildred Rel.
by some speakers, who said that
f•nd's engagement to ilsruld ZaT. 'the
ortorItY congratulated Nies Inc Menu. the academic life of the American-
open her cominir niarrisee
Lolls I:end- Jewish student is a difficult one ,
ler.
The .orority extern', their .incer-
.Ymnathy to Mrs. Ann Fmerhush up. and that the Avukah helps to
on the 10114 of hm mother and to Mrs. Ii'shten his burden.
Esther Rill... Ito. the le n .4 her
Samuel Blumenfeld was re•
mother-in•law.
'Ike t ext meeting of
elected president of Avukah for
Beta Rho Delta will he held J•r,
at
the Y.
the second year. Other officers
An linen meeting will be held
Jan. 20 al the Y.
elected were: Honorary president,
- - -
Max Rhode; honorary secretary,
A rrrrr uts.
Ralph Ferri. of the Domestic Re'•tion James Waterman Wise; vice-presi-
Department of %sone County will he I dents, Dr. Mitchell Salem Fisher,
the restored speaker •I the annlver.a,
Maurice B. Pekarskv and Sidney
celebration Jan. U. A great that in
.lure for thole attending the program, - Jacobi; treasurer, Rehabiah Lewin-
All o are welc me.
Epstein; national executive secre-
tary, George M. Hyman.

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tendine are re fuel te'd to bring fleet, which
win
turnmi over to the leech timer-
' gem, Relief. There 14 to be n o •iimi••

cha gr.
The next meeting will I.
it' the home I: Mi44 Fat•h Kleismer o,
'Cal ■ et •venne.

Rod.• Club.
The Italin Club met at the home or
Wei•wenn, 2303 Taylor eve-
nue. S
afternnon, Dee. 21.
After

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the mooting the members idaye:1 Lridge
and refs • hments were servod. The next
oner, , will he al the home of Mr, A. O.
tiosk I, 2710 Leslie. un Wednesday. Jan.

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Mu Tau Sorority.
At the meeting at the home of Mks

Adele Altofon, election of fofficere for On

new tenswso held. At the formal an-
niversary dinner dance to take place MI

Jan. 17. Si Hotel Addison. for members
• 0,1 their escorts, the following officers
An, tie ,nstslied: U•rinn harlot, pre-i-
dent
Crave Cohen, vice•president anA
aml Grace Kahn. secret•ry.
Plat, were made for • birthday party
in honor of Miss Alton. •t the home of
Miss Kahn un J•nunry 1.

Nightisna1.G els.
The Nightlegaie Girl. Ind their Int
Party at the Same 14 the president, Miss
'lefty Alpine, Dec. 24.
lovers were
;aid for 2,1 and the tables were decor-

Theta igm• Gamma.

Theta Slams Centro.announces the
change of it , name to Alpha Alpha Gain-
nu. This In due to conflicting was
other sororities. The last meeting was
held Dee. 26, at the horn of Min Sylvia
Archenbaun, of 2716 Elmhurst •ventle.
The next mac line will be at the home 'if
the heeretary, Mies Mildred Caplan of
Blaine avenue,

FRAM TO ADDRESS
CENTER OPEN FORUM

• Ird in pink and

Bien Ciaiem Sen'ors.

The senior open forum of the
Jewish Center will hold its next
session on Jan. 6, at 8:45 p m
come • i d remit for tickets for the Chan- at the Jewish Centers Association,
Tri SIgm. Sorority.
k. pony.
I. all proceeds are ..ed to 31 Melbourne avenue.
The inauguration of officers of Tel help
help needy rick. Feb. I I. th e date PP -
Rabbi Leon From will address
Sigma Sorority was held •1 • reception 'retell for the annual charity chicken
g iven l'hri tinan Ent. at the hone of dinner.
the forum on the condition of the
Zelda Smith.
Jew in Eastern Europe. Rabbi

The Met, Cholera Seniors will hold
the next mertine on Monday everine,

6. al

Zedakah Club.
The regular meetin wa•
g

Alpha Agena Phi F

Alpha Sterna Phi Fraternity met at
the Y Dec. 25. Eugene Uwe was taken
In •4 • pledgee. The open meeting held
at the home of Harry and Ben Baskin
was a Curren.
Plans for • skating
parts New Year's Day were discussed.

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Film's comment will be more sig-
4.;
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cant
" ant and interesting since he

ie d at
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home of Mrs. Lillian Goldman.
Plans
I are being completed for the bridge tea
to be given •t the lit•ten Shop, Twelfth

visited Russia, Poland, and other
East European countries lately.
'and Davidnon. on Wednesday, Jar. 7
Rabbi Fra i is the third speaker
n
I For
eser
rv•ti. call the chairman
of e.
n
, tertainme nt committee. Sarah Finer, Ku - on the senior open forum ,which is
clid 4579. Guests •t this meeting were
an activity sponsored by the senior
Purity Chapter, O. E. S.
Mrs. Shea Landsbere •nd Mrs. Steptosey.
Purity Chapter No. 359 will hold Its The neat meeting will he at the home council of the Jewish Center
neat Intent meeting on Jan. 12. at 710 of Urn. Anna Arta, 'MI Elmhurst ave• through its intellectual advance-
candidates will nue, Monday evening, Jan. 5. Deliminent
p.
when a aloe
ment committee headed by Na-
oe Inducted into the order. Purity's own numbers are urgesi to respond to the
thaniel Rubin,
officers exemplifying the d
. A so. financial secretary. Mr.. Sophie II. Tol-

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international conference of Lib-
stories,
Miss Montagu's interest in the oral Judaism was held on July lo,
religious field has surpassed in its 1926.
From Wish to Reality.
scope and activity her philan-
thropic and literary work. Today At this time Miss Montagu said
she devotes herself largely to the that the Jewish Religious Union.
cause of Liberal Judaism, hoped to co-operate with Liberal
In 1902 she was responsible for congregations all over the world
the founding of the Jewish Re- ta form a union for furthering
iist(ous Union, after she had called rriesressive thought in Judaiscl.
a group of Jews and Today that desire has become a
Jewesses who while believing in reality. The World Union is tune-
the essentials of Judaism and in Honing as a channel whereby the
the mission of Israel, were not sat- Jews of diverse lands may help
isfital with the teachings and serv- one another to establish and to
ices of the Orthodox synagogue, strengthen the influence of Jude-
an(' who wished to make their ism in modern life,
Judaism a religion which would
Seven organizations are affiliat-
guide and inspire their lives and ed with the World Union for Pro-'
which would conic into line with gressive Judaism. They are the,
modern thought.
Union of American Hebrew Con-
Faye Affiliated.
gregations; Central Conference of
Five congregations of Liberal American Rabbis; Vereinigung fur
Jews are affiliated with the Jewish (las Liberale Judentum; Vereini-
Religious Union today. The first gang der Liberalen Rabbiner
of these, founded in 1911, was the Deutschland:it Union Liberale Is-
Liberal Jewish synagogue, where raelite de Paris; Jewish Religious
Rabbi lintel Mattuek, a graduate Union of India and Jewish Re
of the Hebrew Union College, has ligious Union of England.
been in the pulpit for 17 years.
Honored by College.
Miss Montagu frequently preaches Miss Montagu has the distinction
in the Liberal Jewish synagogue of being the first woman justice of
and in the West Central synagogue peace in England and the first wo.
as well. In the latter, services man to receive the honorary de-
were held under her sole guidance gree of Doctor of Hebrew Law at
for nearly 10 years. Later, Rabbi the Hebrew Union College. The
S. E. Starrels, another graduate degree Wits conferred upon her in
of the Hebrew Union College, was absentia at the forty-fifth gradua-
called to this pulpit. lion exercises of the college, "in
For the last few years Miss recognition of life-long, valuable
Montagu has been devoting most service to Judaism."
of her time and energy to the ,
This is Miss Montagu's first trip
cause of the World Union for ' to America.

WHAT IS THE ORGANIZED COMMUNITY
DOING TO RELIEVE WANT OF NEEDY?

(Continued from Pago One.)
, the average loan for 1929 was the
in each instance to the capitol fund highest in the history of the asso-
of the Assiciation.
available figures showing
Hear Thus fur 1927, a year of depres ciation,
an average loan of $26.86 in 1922.
and report at the next nieeting. Check
can be mailed to the treasurer. Mn,
s Celia
sion in Detroit, the number of loan s
One of the iron-clad rules of the
Coggan, 2232 Gladetone.
made was 1088 as compared to .194 association is that no new loan will
Mizrachi Ilatzoir, in accordance in 1926; the amount loaned in 192 7 be granted as long as there remains
Ka-N-ets.
The Ka-N-ate met at the home of Mis. with its purpose of sponsoring cal- was $97,646.00 as compared to $47,
Phi Beta ln
Ean, F
an unpaid balance on a previous
Ilya
Lillian Sliver, 3030 Sturtevart, Sunday, tural gatherings as well as par- 581.00
A pledge meeting FAB held n
loan. This operates in such a way
12:30 Dec. 27. The New Year's affair was giv•
ch pledged lien
ticipating in general Zionist ac-
Sambas at the Y at w hi ch
The fact that the association wa
as to guarantee the prompt pay-
tive en at the home of Mine Leah Friedman,
Cohen and Ilarry Last
tivities, will hold its cultural meet- able to cope with the tremendou
•nd pro per MR20 Twelfth street. Following the
ment of all loans made. Borrow-
pledges Harry Moore and David Goldman , nnn
refreshments were served. The 'RR on Tuesday evening, Jan. 6,
at demands made upon it in 192 7 erg are extremely reluctant to
were present. At the meeting held ■ eeet „teet h,. toil be et t h e eeene n e sir.
half hour later, William lloffrn. ,
the
Mishkan
Israel
Synagogue,
must,
of
course,
be
attributed
to
'jeopardize
their credit status at the
it a
Lou Stovaek 9516 Brush street.
gave
bar of the Angola. India., chapte r mem-
Blaine near Linwood. The meet- receipt of additional capital from association because in edition to its
• talk. Also present from that chapter'
Sunshine Boys.
ing
will
be
featured
by
"Readings
NEW DOWNTOWN KOSHER
Regent
Roy
Clark.
tat
Sundae
the
Jewish
Welfare
Federation.
being
a
last
resort, it may be closed
ea,
The last meeting was held Dec. 29 at
.veating a party was held at the home of
from Sholom Aleichem," by Mau-
At the present time, approxi to them if they have a poor record.
•
formll
M.. lintImitn. The New If , .
rice Dumbey, who has appeared mately two-thirds of the entire cap
and other enterprl.e ■ •re scheduled fn
-
wan held at the Toiler Hotel
No Fees Charged.
, 111. Inter date. Tr a cyThonn 0,:, 2152 before many cultural groups
roupsdn the ital of the Hebrew Free Loan As
Room.
'or was voted
ed to the end,. ram- e
! As is traditional with the He-
ty ani as charmed audiences
au
sociation has come from the Jew
! mittee of four repreeented the club at
brew
Free
Loan movement no in-
Kappa Zeta Sorority.
• part Monday evenne sponsored
y
by by his art of making the character s ash Welfare Federation.
terest or service fees of any kind
Kappa Zeta Sorority met at the home the Young Peop.
le'
Civic Clnb of De.
of Shalom Aleichem's stories fau-
how does the work of the ass•
of Mlis Floreen Finkelstein, 2027 W. teuil.
Next meeting le . S.n.i... J..,
are
charged.
Borrowers repay all
Philadelphia. A social followed. The 4, after which the club will attend • skat- pear as if they were alive. Masi- ciation relate to the present eco
sorority attended
pajama party Dec. ing party at Elver Rouge Park.
cal and vocal selections will con- nomic emergency in Detroit? Firs loans in weekly installments con-
in the
_
stituting
five
per
cent of the total
21, at the home of Min linden. School-
elude the evening's program.
of all the number of loans made i n
er, and a New Year's party at the home
Phi Nu chi
amount loaned.
Mizrachi Ilatzoir succeeded in 1930 was much larger than th
of Nina Dorothy Gittleman. The next
Phi No Chi Girls met rit the home of
The Hebrew Free Loan Associa-
meeting is to be at the home of Min Ida Wiener, .710 Brush, Friday evening. equaling its record of last year in number made during 1929. 11'hen
Library and Gratiot
West Grand The name which we. formerly F. N. C.
Dorothy Gittlernn, 742
Flag Day collections for the Jew- the association finds that the num - Lion has served the community well.
boulevard on Sunday.
011.1 chanced to * ' hi Nu Chi Girls. A
Incorporated in 1895 for the pur-
ish
National
Fund,
having
collect-
Where you can get those tine test.
ber
of
loans
applied
for
is
increas
Chrintrna. party wan held for the girls
pose of helping the needy of the
Camaraderie Club.
and their friends, Saturday evenine, Dee. ed $50.30, despite the depression. ing, the amount of the individua
lug and inimitable Boesky Sand-
Two hundred people attended the open 27. at the home of Lillian Goldberg, 81417
Young men and women who are loans must be reduced. This i s community, the association has
wiches as well as regular lunches. mting
Elsie (larval and
of the Camaraderie Club, Sat• Second boulevard.
grown
from its beginning of small
Interested in the Zionist ideal in best explained by the following eta
ur d ay, Dee. 27. It was the most sue• Dora Loft were taken into the club.
loans of $5 to $25 to significant and
affair 10 Jewish Center history. Next meeting will be at the home of the religious national spirit as well tistics:
A convenient lunching place for bun-
splendid
proportions.
Enter
Entertainment
tainment son furnished by Jacob Edith Horowitz, 4346 Trumbull.
as in Jewish culture are invited to
1929, loans 1532, average $113.-

On Jan. 23, Purity
will sponsor • bridge tea at the Hones.
Cake Co. on Oaknian boulevard. Mem-
ged to res
bers and their friends are
his date. There will be refresh-
ments and prises for each table. Mrs.
Ruse Ruben 1+ chairman of the party.

dal hour will follow.

mich, 1251 Glynn Court. Members who
have nut yet reported on outstanding
ads of Ort. 26, should take rare of them

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A neighing party held by Sigma Op.
salon Sorority on Christina. Day proved
• his dilee.11.

MICHIGAN BELL 1931
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

The Michigan Bell Telephone
company has planned for 1931 an
expenditure of approximately $22,-
Hague ...ie.
000,000 for new construction, Burch
Foraker, president of the company,
!delta Sorority.
A meeting of Idelt• Sorority will be announces.
held at the home of the M kilt. Pearl
This work has been engineered on
and Lillian Levy. 1511 Delaware avenue,
rilt04111, Jan. 6. Plans will be made the basis that business and Indus-

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the first campaign for Palestine to
be held exclusively under the sus
pices of the Jewish Agency. The
aim of the conference is to organ
ize American Jewry for this cam
resign. The quota for the drive
will be net at the conference.
An independent campaign fo r
the Karen Eretz Israel (Mizrachi
l'alestine fund) for the mainten- I
ance of the Mizrachi institutions
and activities in Palestine will be
launched in 1931 by the Mizrachi
Organization of America. The an-
nouncement %CRS made at a meet-
, ing of the executive of the Ameri-
can Mizrachi Organization by
Rabbi Aaron Teitlebaum, member
of the praesidium of the Mizrachi
World Organization.
For the last several years, the
Mizrachi was a constituent body of
the United Palestine Appeal and
Inter of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.

Continua .1. D. C. Worok.
BERLIN.—(J, T. A.) —Ameri-
can Jewry, notwithstanding ita
present economic difficulties, is de-
Leah Kirschner of 1+61 Richman an hon-
termined to continue its relief ac-
ten.
tivities on behalf of world Jewry,
Pyt Man
declared Dr. Bernhard Kahn,
The dinner and bridge Ices by Great-
European director of the "Joint,"
er Detroit Temple No. 152, Pythian Ste -
in a press interview.
ter, on Sunday, Dee. 21, we. • huge'
success. 'toastmaster Sidney Alexander. •
The "Joint," said Dr. Kahn, has
called upon Grand Vice Chancellor Frank
■ five-year program and will not
Herman. grand senior. Sadie Price, Ei•
interrupt
its activities, though it
Ellenstein. mother of temple, B etty Phil-
lips. most excellent chief, sod fir. Gold-
will confine itself to the most es-
• tone. chancellor cornm•nder, for ehort
sential
things
necessary for help-
talks. The speaker of the evening w•a ■
ing East European Jewry recon-
Charles Sandorf who talked on the De.'
troll Jewish Emergency Relief work.
struct its economic life.
Jan. 5 the Pythi. S
will hold their
Despite the increased activities
next meeting at
• p. m. at Pythian Ca+.
BURCH FORAKER
of the "Comzet," the "Joint" is I
tie. 9151 Can avenue. Cards will fol-
low with prises and ref reshment..
trial condition's will improve as the also continuing its colonization,
work in Russia, said Dr. Kahn. De-
year 1931 advances.
SecIal•Culturalites.
The Sortal-Cultur•lltes began FOC
The contemplated expenditure nying press reports that he par-
...Bin by giving a Chanukah party.. will be made from new capital, en- ticipated in the negotiations be-
Saturday, Dee. 20, •t the home of Min-
nie Gold, 15502 Linwood. 11.eing and tirely for new plant and equipment. tween American Jewish leaders
bridge were the main feature..
Chanu- Mr. Foraker said, and he expects and the Polish ambassador to
•
services were led by Morris Stern. the program will be
followed unless America, Titus Filipowicz, on be-
A program by talented member. followed. 1
half of Polish Jewry, Dr. Kahn
Refreshments were •erved.
An open conditions unforeseen arise.
y. will be held a t 527 Ifolhrm,k,
In addition to the construction ex.' said that the Joint Distribution
Sunda
Sunday.
J•n. at 4 o'clock. All in- penditures for new telephone plant Committee is working only eco-
terened are invited.
planned for 1931 there will be nomically, not politically.
Phi-3.-Lit• Sorority.
Almost all of the European
spent approximately $22,669,009
A special meeting was held Tuesday
maintenance and operation of the countries have covered their an-
at the Jewish Center. The sororit• had
• personal hyelene talk, Mrs. Bona 'company's service in Michigan, ticipated quotas in drives for Pal-
ls worker of the Jewish Center, Joined making total expected expenditures estine funds, according to reports
irls
In the discussion. Th• oorority entoed of
approximately $44,689,000.
made public after two meetings of
a debating team. The first debate will
Building construction planned the financial commission of t•s
be on Sunday. Jan. 4. at the Jewish
C . The team consiets of Mtn &t- for 1931, will cost, including sites,' Jewish Agency. Dr. Be
•mrd
iller Silverstein and 511•• Anne 'lankier.
$1,000,000, and new central office Kahn, vice-chairman of the finance
They ne debating against the "Snippi-
chuck Club.
and subscribers' telephone equip.' and budget committee, announced

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'on have at all times been kept in gals, Jacob Friedberg, Bernal.
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The comunity at large has come
realize the importance and sig-
nificance of the "Gemilath Chas' -
dim" and as a result the Jewish
Welfare Federation, the organized
instrument of the Jewish commue-
i y, is now very extensively partici-
pating in the financial meant
of the association. The work has
increased to such an extent that
now more is being loaned out in
one month than was previously
possible during an entire year.
Time after time, the Hebrew
Free Loan has served as a bridgs
between failure and success, be-
tween hope and despair, and has
safely carried families from de-
pendence to independence.
Although the Hebrew Free Lean
, is a Jewish institution, it is non-
sectarian in its activities, since the
Jewish law makes it mandatory
that no discriminations be made in
the helping of the needy.
The men who have devoted their
time and their talent to the work
, of the organization have dons so
' unselfishly, willingly, and faith-
tulle. They have found their re •
ward in the knowledge that their
efforts and their energies have made
the Ilebrew Free Loan Association
an institution indispensable to the
general social structure of the corn-
. The officers of the asso-
ciation are:
David W. Simons, honorary pres-
ident, David S. Zsmon, president,
Joseph 11. Ehrlich, first vice-pres-
ident, Louis Stoll, second vice-pres-
ident; Jacob S. Loe•enberg, secre-
tary, and Samuel Wetsman, treas-
urer.
The following are members of ,
the board of directors:
Fred Si. Butzel, Maurice Eng-

ment will cost $14,400,000. New
exchange plant expenditures plan-
ned will total $6 140 000 includin g
horst 'geom. Invirrition• to the bridge $1,125,000 for pole lines, 81.592,.
tea to be held Sunday. Jan. le. •t the
000 for aerial cable, $1,052,000 for
home of Mts. Celia Giesler, 3260 Leslie.
were Issued. The nest mettlnir will be leer's! wire, $685,000
for under-
at the home of Xis. Gertrude Smith.
ground and aerial cable.

Klein, Michael Krell, J. B. Lask,
Max Lieberman, Robert Marwi
Jacob Nathan, 1. Shetzer anti J(
seph Wetsman.

The Northwestern Women's
League of United He.
brew Schools.

The Northwestern Women's
League had its Chanukah celebra-
tion Monday evening, Dec. 22, at
the Philadelphia-Byron Hall. S.
Smullin addressed the audience in
the name of Kvutzah lvrith and
appealed for more intensive work
to spread Hebrew culture among
the masses. 1. Panush and Lenore
Markson entertained with violin
and piano numbers. A. Markson
and A. Sulkas and Mrs. I. Margolis
read selections from F. Frug and
Sholom Aleichem. Mrs. ht. Weks.
ler recited "Soul of the Violin."
Chanukah refreshments were
served.
The last board meeting of the

organization was held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. S.
Munch, 1421 Blaine, where all ac-
counts of the last benefit show
were settled. The league present-
ed the United Hebrew Schools with
a check for WO for the main-
tenance of the buses.
The next meeting will he held at
the home of Mrs. I. Margolis,
president of the organization, 8604

La Salle boulevard, Tuesday after.
noon, Jan. C,, Nomination of offi-
cers will take place. Members are
urged to attend.

Skilful workmen need not travel
afar to earn their bread.

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Mtge Amin:Sorority.
Dime Amoco. Sorority met •
at the home
of Miss Dorothy Perlman, n544 Elms

LOngfellow 1075

building of the Jewish National
Home in Palestine have been held

Aurora Girls.

Male! Specialist

k

Aescul•plans Lad es. Auxiliary.

In its expansion and develop.
53; 1930, loans 1701, average, $96.-
01. In addition, one must take in- ment it has been guided and in-
to account the money outstanding spired by the same principles that
which is another source of capital prompted its organization.
diminution. These factors have not
In the increasing demands that
been able to bring about propor- have been made upon the associa-
tional decreases however, because tion's resources, the aim and pur-
of the addition of new capital from pose of extending a helping hand,
the 1930 federation campaign.
in the way of a loan, without
It should be borne in mind that
thought of reward or remunera-

WHILE OUTDOOR
TEMPERATURES

representative of Zionism and
non-Zionists which was organized
in Switzerland in August, 1929,
as the official instrument for the

i s in America together with the cam-
Ladles'
Aux
Aeneul•piann
Phi Mote Gale.
sponsorine the second annual charity paigns of the Joint Distribution
The lant meeting was held at the Mel•
Center, to discuss • New Year's bridge tea, to be held at the lIontees(w e
Committee.
bourne
.man boulev•rd
, on Tties•
party. A special meeting will be held Shop It 1100 O•k
Due to the present unusual eco-
at the home of Rose Goldstein. A con• '4 ^. 13.
fro
rs. Hone Cohen, chairman of the nomic factors, the two bodies have
a
et t tet t ne eeetet t„ ee wee appal,
tainment com mittee, or Mn,. Rohe
follow.: Sophie Greenstein, Violet Cash• enter
decided
to conduct separate cam.
lhe
next
meeting
.
Klein
presid
ent.
coldbs t e .
Rose Goldstein andd
be • luncheon at the home of wee sum Dawns in 1931. The January con-
e • discussion on the subject of branch
no eete t‘nehon. on Tuo ,otee. Jen.
H,,,. ;
ference will mark the beginning of
clubs in different mien
c
was led by Huee
6, at 12:30.
Goldstein.

Sigma G•mma • met Der. 24, at the
Fenkell Center. The open meeting held
• Sunday, Der.
proved • nuerese. The
entertainment was followed by d•neinsr.
for which • orchestra win engaged. ,Sig-
ma Gammas plan a debate with the
Sn•ppy Socialite, to he held Jan. II.
The Nissen Jean and Emma Elan were
taken in as a pledge.. All girl% between
the ages of 16 to I. yearn who •re In-
terested in m
ernheohip. call Cora Rob-
bins. Arlingto n 0007.J.

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Club Galaxy.
Club Galaxy net
m
at the home of Ir.
w In Sherman, 2 000 Pingree, Dee. 26.
Plana for the first annic rrrrr y affair
are to be made by • committee connist-
held their grab-b•
party. The New
ing of Agnes Sherman and Joe Crone.
Year's Eve party was held at the home
Contributions of money. food and cloth-
of Miss swam Pearlman for members
inn are being received from member.
and en veto The sorority annonnees the
for basket. for needy families. A PRO/
recent engagement of one of it ■ meno
Is helve given In the near future by •
bare,
Min. E.ther Tunis. to Martin
selected group. All interested
interestedin Joining
Singer.

in regard to changing the meetine nifiht.

by Leading
Plryskle•e

CAMPAIGNS OF 1931

new British policy in Palestine,
shall be the sending of substantial
sums to carry on the work of up-
Tau S'gma Rho Sorority.
building the Jewish National
Nina I.ea Sherman of 355 Leicester
Court. WWI hostess to T. Sigma Rho So- llome.
reay.
lt
Der. 24. After the business a
Until now, the campaigns of the
....Jo hour followed, in which the yids Jewish Agency, the body equally

Scalper Amid Club.

55 Years' Ening-
rinse, Endonod

attend the meeting on Tuesday.

as probationers. The Camaraderie Ors- elves •t the Addison Hotel, Friday eve-
ck wan open to the public. A New nine. Dee. 20. for Miss Esther Kingman.
Year s party was held at the home of president. who is leaving for New York
1 ad re Schneider. Next meeting will City The next meeting will he al
be at Jewish Center on Sundry at 3 p. the home of Miss Ida Wainer, 60. Engle.
tn.
wool
avenue, Sunday afternoon• Jan. 1.

The formal anniversarY Party held at
the Addison, Dec. -0, was • huge sun-
,co.. T he club will no t meet this week
due to the holidsys. The next meeting
will at the home of Mk. Foster. 616

REV. J. SILVERMAN

Local

Clayman. Sidney Ilrand, Isadore hchneid•
Theta Delta Sorority.
or, Dave Berman, Milton Sneiderman,
A sial
oc mntino. of the Theta Delta
Leo Adler, Leonard Levine •nd Morris
Shilman. Dancing was furnished by Rich omega Sorority was h ell at the home of
Richmond'. Campus Collegians. Dave Miss Bennie Sauk. 376,5 Wager •venue,
A farewell dinner was
Sweet. and Abe Milgrom were accepted Sunday afternoon.

g et In touch with Ruth Rapaport, 1704
Philadelphia.

__ •

AVUKAH CONCLAVE HON. LILY H. MONTAGU, DISTINGUISHED
CLOSES SESSIONS' ENGLISH JEWESS, TEMPLE BETH EL GUEST1

that preparations are being made
for a large drive in America.
The commission outlined t plan
for economics in the Agency bud-
get in London and Palestine, which
will be submitted to the executive
of the Jewish Agency.

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