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8 o'clock, in the Philadelphia-By-
ron auditorium.
The committee in charge of the
program, composed of Mrs. A. B.
Strainer, Mrs. J. II. Ehrlich and
Mrs. Robert Marwil, arranged for
the following:
Vocal selections by Rev. E.
Zaludkoweki, accompanied at the
piano by Samuel Soloman; Purim
playlet by pupils of the United
Hebrew Schools; Simon Shetzer as
the speaker of the evening.
Mrs. Esther Goldberg is in
charge of the Purim refreshments
and will be assisted by the follow•
ing hostesses, who will also serve
on the hospitality committee:
Mesdames M. H. Zackheim, A.
B. Strainer, I. Margolis, R. Mar-
wil, E. Soloman, Wolf Kaplan, M.
Weksler, J. H. Ehrlich, Saul Saul-
son, Abe Knoppow, .1. Berman,
Harry Cohn, Charles Brody, A.
Markson, D. Friedman, M. Hay-
man, L. Fineman, E. Pollack, A.
Kasle, I. Shetzer, A. Smilo, II. E.
Llppitt, A. M. Pregerson, Emil
Baron, Mary Gordon and Leo
Weissman.
Mrs. Zackheim, president of the
auxiliary, will preside at this
meeting. Members have been
asked to bring their friends.
PURIM PROGRAM IS
FEATURED ON RADIO
MAKE PLANS FOR COUNCIL TRIENNIAL
(Continued from Page One.)
Jewish Forum Will Present
Aaron D. Markson as
Guest Speaker.
The Jewish Radio Forum will
present next Sunday, March 20, a
Purim program over WJBK from
5 to 5:30 p. m.
Aaron D. Marknon, principal of
the High School of the United lie-
brew Schools, will speak on the
significance of Purim. Mr. Mark-
son is a Hebrew scholar and is
noted as one of the ablest students
of Jewish history. Miss Natalie
Marwil, who has spent several
months in Palestine, will give her
impressions of a Purim in Pales-
tine.
The musical program will fea-
ture songs of Purim by Hyman
Cohen, a talented baritone, accom-
panied by Esther Cohen, pianist,
his daughter.
Aaron Kurland, attorney, is
chairman of the Jewish Radio
Forum committee and will be in
charge next Sunday.
Last Sunday, March 13, the
speaker was Milton M. Alexander,
nationally known advertising man
and social worker. Mr. Alexan-
der spoke on the subject "The
American Attitude Toward Hit-
ler." In his remarks Mr. Alexan-
der outlined the growth of the
myth of the "Protocols of the
Elders of Zion" and pointed to the
manner in which hatred developed
from such fairy tales, long proven
to be forgeries but picked up by
professional anti-Semites from
time to time and used in their
preachments against Jews.
Local leaders of the Council of Jewish Women met last week at the building of the Young
Women's Hebrew Association, 89 Rowena, to plan for the triennial convention to be held here for the
week beginning March 27. From left to right they are: Mrs. Isaac Gilbert, Mrs. David J. Levy, Mrs.
Max May, Miss Emma Butzel, Mrs. Regene Freund Cohane and Mrs. Samuel Glogower. Mrs. Fred
Ginsburg, president of the Detroit Council, is seated.
ZEDAKAH TO HAVE
DETROIT COUNCIL SECTION PLANS TO
NUMEROUS EVENTS
ENTERTAIN NATIONAL CONVENTION
Sessions Will Extend Throughout Entire Week Beginning Sunday, Will Plant Tree in Palestine An
nually in Memory of Mr..
March 27.
Harry ("Mother") Klein.
Arrangements have been com- derson will speak from Washing-
The card party sponsored by the
pleted for the entertaining of the ton.
Zedakah Club on Sunday evening,
fortieth anniversary convention
Detroit Women Active.
March 13, at the B'nai Moshe, was
of the National Council of Jewish
The clubhouse of the National a success. Mrs. Esther Davis was
Women by the Detroit section, of Council of Jewish Women at 89 chairman of the party.
ROSENWALD POST 218
which Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg is
street has been a veritable
At a meeting held at the home
PURIM BALL MARCH 26 president and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt Rowena
beehive this past week. It has of Mrs. Sarah Karbal, Mrs. Mary
is chairman of its convention overflowed with the meetings of Slobin, second vice-president of the
The welfare Purim ball of the board.
the various committees working on Zedakah Club, presided, on account
Julius Rosenwald l'ost No. 218 will
The opening program will be
be held Saturday evening, March held at Hotel Stotler Sunday eve- the plans for the triennial conven- of the illness of thepresident, Mrs.
Sophie Q. Jacobs.
26. Proceeds will be used for char- ning, March 27, when addresses tion.
A resolution was adopted that
Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower, vice-
ity.
wi l l be delivered by Mrs. Joseph
The second and fourth Wednes- E. Friend of New Orleans, presi- chairman of the triennial conven- in loving memory of "Mother"
Klein,
there shall be planted a tree
day of every month has been set dent of the National. Council of tion, and acting chairman since the
illness of Mrs. Joseph Welt, has in Palestine now,and every year
aside as meeting night.
Jewish Women; Mrs. Hannah G. forced her to undertake only a thereafter, on Feb. 19. This will
C. Zussman was lauded for the Solomon of Chicago, honorary
program he arranged at the last president and founder, and Mrs. limited number of activities, re- be the club's monument to one who
Meeting, bringing the Irving Gil- Estelle bl. Sternberger of New ports that the women are going served humankind, tirelessly and
about their respective tasks brim- lovingly.
bert dance orchestra, David D. L. York City, executive secretary.
The Zedakah Club is announcing
ful of enthusiasm and are anx-
Kollscritta, colored cantor, and
The chief emphasis during the iously awaiting the arrival of the a "pocky get-together party" which
others.
convention week will be placed expected guests. Mrs. Glogower is to be held on Sunday evening,
A vote of thanks was extended upon the consideration of a spe-
and Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg, presi- April 19, at the Detroit Leland Ho-
to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lyons of cial
study that had been made of
Beaudry Post for their co-operation the national organization under dent of the Detroit section, at- tel. Mrs. Charles Kohn and Mrs.
tended 11 meetings, supervising Rhea Landsberg are chairmen of
in
helping
to
organize
the
womens'
EQUALITY CLUB GIVES
the direction of a committee on the activities of the entertainment, the affair. Mrs. Sophie Q. Jacobs,
osgril‘iim .a
BRIDGE DANCE SUNDAY auxiliary.
of
gliazna tprna,n i tnh , printing, publicity, exhibits, re- president of the Zedakah Club, is
Nate Popper is the outstanding M rs.
Slo ss r
ception, ushers, information, co- extending an invitation to all
The fifth annual bridge and comrade on bringing in new mem- honorary vice-president, as its operation and Jones Survey com- friends to attend.
dance sponsored by the Equality bers. New members are: Louis chairman, and the consideration mittees. In between these meet-
The Zedakah Club, besides sew-
Club will be held Sdnday evening, Zieger, Louis Milgrim and Nathan of its future program. Special ings they consulted with Mrs. Har- ing and distributing layettes, has
March 20, in the large ballroom of Shecter.
forums will be held: A forum on old Schlesinger, chairman of hotels undertaken to care for the needy
Hotel Taller.
vocational guidance and employ- committee, who reported the res- aged to keep them from being
Proceeds derived from this af- Pythian Sisters Give Charity ment under the direction of Mrs. ervations crowding in with each placed in institutions.
Bridge.
fair, as in all previous ones, will
Francis D. Pollak of New York mail.
Mrs. Ann Rosenbaum of 3010
On Monday evening, March 21; City, national chairman of the
go to the local needy. Food bas-
Attractive ushers and pages Calvert avenue, will be the next
kets for Passover will be distrib- at 8 p. m., Greater Detroit Temple, Council's department of vocational chosen to serve at the convention hostess to the Zedakah Club meet-
Pythian Sisters , will give a charity guidance and employment; a have planned their costumes for ing on Monday afternoon, March
uted.
A fine program has been ar- bridge party at the Pythian Castle, forum on legislation under the di- the occasion and will be dressed in 20, at 1:30 o'clock.
ranged by a committee headed by 3153 Cass avenue. There will be rection of Mrs. Robert J. Culbert white sports clothes with white be-
Mrs. Sadie Fisher. A fine dance prizes for each table, door prizes of Roxbury, Mass., national rets and a distinguishing ribbon.
orchestra has been secured. There and refreshments will be served. chairman of its department of
The printing committee, under ALPHA EPSILON PI
will be prizes, refreshments, danc- All money will be used for charity legislation; a forum on social serv-
ing and door prizes.
don the co-operation of the public ice unders the direction of Mrs. J. the chairmanship of Mrs. David CONCLAVE MARCH 25
Clubs and roganizations are is urged.
L. Einstein of Cleveland, national Wilkus, has prepared an attractive
asked to co-operate by attending
chairman of the department of so- greeting booklet to be given to Mid•Western Conference to Be
Held in Detroit.
this affair and thereby assist those
He who finds not love finds noth- cial service, in co-operation with each visitor.
The most important social Tune.
About 150 members of Alpha
ing.
who are in need.
Mrs. Oscar Silberschmidt of CM-
Epsilon
Pi
Fraternity are expect-
lion
of
the
convention
is
the
ban-
The Equality Club extends sin-
When two friends have a com- cinnai, chairman of its committee
cere sympathy to Ann Berkowitz mon purse, one sings and the other on work for the blind and sight quet to be held on the evening of ed to attend the Mid-Western con-
clave
which
opens at the Fort
Tuesday,
March
29,
at
Hotel
Stat.
on the loss of her father.
weeps.
conservation, and Mrs. Richard
Simon of San Francisco, chairman ler. At this function the Detroit Shelby Hotel for three days,
March
25,
26
and 27. Represen-
of its committee on deaf and hard section will be hosts to the dele-
for um on exten- gates and • ternate attendance tatives from the following schools
the convention. We committee will be present: Ohio State, Ohio
sion and field service under the
direction of Miss Gertrude Feible- in charge feels elated over the fact Northern, U. of Wisconsin, Mar-
man of Indianapolis, national that the artist for the evening quette, Illinois, Chicago and Wash-
will be Ossip Gabrilowitsch, direc- ington U. The Chicago, Milwau-
chairman of that department.
The sessions will be held at tor of the Detroit Symphony Or- kee, Cleveland and Columbus
chestra,
and internationally known Alumni Clubs will also send a
Hotel Stotler. Advance reports
by Mrs. Raymond Kaufman chair-' pianist, who will make one of his delegation.
The program of business ses-
man of the committee on transpor- rare appearances in Detroit at the
tation, point to a large attendance piano. Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich will sions and social activities is in
of delegates from the United give the invocation at this ban- charge of Chapter at the Uni-
quet and Mrs. Joseph H. Welt, versity of Detroit and the Detroit
States and Canada.
triennial chairman, will preside.
Alumni Club. Registration will
The board of directors of the'
open on Friday afternoon, fol-
Detroit section will entertain the!
lowed
by an informal dance at
national officers at a breakfast on GUNZBURG STUDENTS'
the hotel in the evening. On Sat-
Sunday, March 27. On Sunday
urday
morning
the members will
RECITAL THIS SUNDAY
afternoon there will be a presi -
tour the city, which will be fol-
dent's forum under the direction
of the three vice-presidents of the Third Beethoven Sonatas Recital lowed by a luncheon in honor of
the visitors. Saturday night the
,
national organization, Mrs. Alvin
Next Friday Evening.
organization will hold a formal
L. Bauman of St. Louis county,
dinner-dance. Sunday morning
Mo., Mrs. Arthur Brin of Minn e-
the
convention in a body is plan-
The
next
student
recital
of
the
apolis, and Mrs. Sydney M. Cone
of Pikesville, Mr. At 5 o'clock on Gunzburg School of Music, 477 ning to attend devotional services
at
Temple
Beth El, with general
West
Kirby,
will
be
given
Sunday
Sunday afternoon, the convention
body will be the guests at tea of afternoon, March 20, at 4 o'clock business sessions planned for Sun-
for the 1932 Tire Dollar!
day
afternoon.
The meeting will
i t lie Detroit section and on Tues- harp. The program will include
day afternoon, March 29, the con- F minor Concerto by Chopin, Bal. close with a dinner at the Norton-
Palmer
Hotel
in
Windsor on Sun-
vention delegates will attend • ade by Grieg, Toccata by Bach- day evening.
banquet arranged by the Detroit Busoni, Sonata F major by Beeth-
The committee on arrangements
CIA ection. On Wednesday afternoon, ° yen and smaller compositions by
he Detroit section has arranged Chopin, Brahms and Moszkowsky. consists of Louis A. Malls, gen-
f or a sightseeing expedition so The following students will partici- eral chairman, assisted by Sol C.
Florence Kutzen, Peggy Donner, Charles Futterman, Jack
t hat those who attend the conven- pate:
▪
t ion may visit the industries and Mann, Taissa Kellman, Ethel Rodman, Allan Agree, Jules Roth-
Dave Freyman, George
ther places of interest in that Standler, Zelda Sky, Dorothy Green enberg,
a nd Clara Smith. The public is Gilbert and Al Nagler,
-=.
—, ity.
nsited.
The chairmen of the triennial
The third Beethoven sonatas re- PALESTINE COLONY'S
c onvention committee are: Badges,
Ira. Joseph H. Ehrlich of Detroit; ital by Dr. Mark Gunzberg will
10TH ANNIVERSARY
ake
place Friday, March 25, in
andidates, Misty Hannah Hirsh- `
TUNE IN
-
b erg of San Antonio; constitution t he auditorium of the Arts Museum
Goodyear Coot-to-CautN.B.C.
t
8:30
p.
m.
sharp.
He
will
play
First
American Settlement Spon-
▪
a
Radio Prot..*
nd revision, Mrs. Alexander Wolf
Wed. • Sat. at e:30 P. M.
f Washington. D. C.; courtesy 't he Sonata F major Op. 10, the D
sors Arrange Function for
March
Lifetime Guarantee
27 in New York.
. esolutions, Mrs. Sara Messing major Sonata Op. 10 with the in-
-a. S tern of Terre Haute; credentials,,!, pired Adagio in D minor and the The tenth anniversary of the
Price el
Lech la
Fall
Pairs
Overelre
Each
Ire. David J. Levy of Detroit; onata Pathetique Op. 13. With establishment of Raananah, first
304.4.50-21 $4.37 $4.23
e lections, Mrs. George B. Levi of i ` he assistance of Mme. Jeanne Reol American owned en dsettled col-
C hicago; program, Mrs. Samuel J. B eume, Mr. Gunzburg will play the ony in Palestine, will be celebra-
284.1.75-19
5.12 4.97
Rosensohn; program schedule,' , A major Sonata for piano and via ted with a ball and banquet on Sun-
3013,
3.57 3.4$
Irs. Ilyde Smith of Worcester; I ' in, Op. 12, No. 2. As a special at- day, March 27, at the Beethoven
Other Popular Sher Equally Low
▪ r esolutions, Mrs. Jacob Loeb t raction he will play, assisted by Hall, New York City, according to
Langsdorf of Elkins Park, Pa.; A lbert Stagliano, the French horn a nannouncement by Rabbi I. Levin,
r ules, Mrs. T. C. Whitman of Bos- oloist of the Detroit Symphony, president of New York Achooza
▪ t on, and transportation, Mrs. Ray.' t he short but very brilliant Sonata Aleph the co-operative society com-
and Kaufmann of Pittsburgh. I' n F major Op. 17 for French horn posed of artisans and middle-class
▪
During the sessions of the con- and piano. These Beethoven Son- American Jews which launched the
atas are given on invitation of the colony. The celebration will also
-
vention th e
tee of national Jewish women's: art commission of the Museum and be in honor of the opening of Gan-
are free to the public.
Yavneh, the second American col-
organization will hold its a
I
ony in Palestine.
-.... - . meeting at the Hotel Statlearauoae
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F... _ s gram to be broadcast over a na-
Mrs. Walter Laib, Miss Maxine
tion-wide hookup over the Col'um- Rosenthal, Mrs. David B. Werbe,
gi. bia broadcasting system on Thurs. Mrs. Henry Wineman, Mrs. Milton
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MEXICO CITY.—(J. T. A )—
A newspaper campaign against
the Jews was opened here by all
the leading newspapers.
The Jews are denounced for
various reason and they are as-
nailed on the allegation that they
are Communists.
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JEWS IN GERMANY NOW BREATHE MORE
FREELY AS VICTORY FOR HINDENBURG
ON SECOND BALLOT APPEARS CERTAIN
Council Broadcast March 24.
110 Austrisia Jews Depart for
Palestine.
Nazi press from publishing boycott
propaganda against the Jews.
Simultaneously, however, the
Boebachter publishes a streamer
across the page, in which it renews
its boycott agitation against Jew-
ish firms.
German women were warned to
have no relations with Jews under
penalty of being branded as trait-
ors to the race, in leaflets issued
here.
The women are warned that if
they refuse to heed this warning
they will be listed as traitors to
the race and that the third Reich
will tatoo the mark of disgrace on
their faces.
On the eve of the election many
Jews and non-Jews made prepara-
tions to insure their safety should
blood be shed.
Numerous Jews and non-Jews
left Germany for the week-end, to
seek safety abroad during the
election.
is dissatisfied with destruction
alone, and sees to it that the mur-
dered should not have a decent
grave or a suitable tombstone, is
Frau Ludendorff's assertion.
Calls Upon German Jews to Recog-
nice Definite Jewish Problem.
The Hitlerite menace has
achieved one thing that may prove
of value to German Jewry and
that is that it has focused atten-
tion to the fact that there is a spe-
cific Jewish problem which Ger a.
man Jewry must face, recognizi
and meet.
A positive attitude toward this
problem must be displayed. This
is the opinion expressed in the
Rundschau, which devotes consid-
erable space to a discussion of
Hitler anti-Semitism and what
must be the reaction of the Jews.
A thorough new change in view.
point and national solidarity is
required, the paper asserts, in or-
der to meet the present intoler-
able position in which German
Jews find themselves and in which
Goebbels Guilty of "Racial
they will in all probability con-
Treason."
tinue to find themselves regard-
Paul Joseph Goebbels, chief less of who is elected president.
lieutenant of Hitler, and one of
the foremost exponents of drastic Christians Condemn Hitlerism."
action against the Jews, rests un-
WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)--
der death sentence today, should A formal declaration condemning
the Nazis choose to exercise the the Hitlerite menace to the Jews
law evolved by themselves, the of Germany and calling upon
Israelitisches Familienblatt points Christian leaders and organiza-
out.
tions in America to inform influ-
Goebbel's crime is that of racial ential bodies, friends and col-
treason, which under Nazi law is leagues pin Germany of their pro-
punishable by death Racial trea- test against the threatening atti-
son, in Goebbel's can is marriage tude toward the Jews was made
to a Jewish woman, e daughter here at the closing session of the
of a Jewish merchan Friedland- national seminar on Jews and
Christians on ways and means of
er, who is still alive.
allaying religious prejudice.
Accuses Jews of Murdering Lu-
The declaration was made by
ther, Schiller, Mozart and
Ray. Samuel Mccres Covert, gen-
Leasing.
eral secretary of the Federal
Misguided Jews and Free Mas- Councjl of the Churches Of Christ
ons are accused of responsibility in America, parent body of tli'
in the "unnatural deaths" of Mar- National Conference of Jews and
tin Luther, Lessing, Mozart and Christians, and was adopted in the ,
Schiller, by Frau Mathilde Luden- form of a resolution only because
dorff, wife of General Ltidendorff, of the rulegoverning the confer-
leader Of All kriti•Setnitic faction ence procedure, which prohibited
in Germany, In a book recently the adoption of any resolutions.
published by her.
This inability to adopt a resolution
The book has been widely circu- which was proposed upon the con-
lated, and 30,000 copies have been clusion of Rev. Cavert's address,
sold, it is stated.
was made known by Roger W.
The book does not stop even at Straus, a co-chairman of the Ns-
using the word "murder" in con- tional Conference of Jews and
nection with the deaths of the Christians, who was the presiding
great religious leader, and Ger- officer at the evening session.
many's great artists.
The statement preceded an ad-
"The
traitor,
atelanchtion, dress by Newton D. Baker, former
poisoned Luther," writes Frau Secretary of War, broadcast over
Ludendorff. "Moses Mendelsohn a national hook-up.
is responsible for the murder of
Lessing. The Italian Free Mason, Report German Jews Ask Permit.
Salieri, is responsible for the mur-
sion to Build Suburb for
der of Mozart, while 'brother
Refuge in Belgium.
Goethe' carries the blame for
BRUSSELS.--(j. T. A.)—A
Schiller's death.
large group of German Jews have
"All were killed because they approached the municipality of Os.
dared to oppose the power of tend for permission to build a sub-
Judas, Rome and the Free Masons, urb to the city for the purpose of
since all these threes are but a accommodating 300 German Jew-
united one," the book charges.
ish families, according to a report
The deaths of all these German which appears in Le Soir.
figures has been shrouded in le-
The request was made in behalf
gends of illness, but in reality the of Jews who are compelled to leave
manner of death, the burial of the Germany because of the unceasing
victims and the treatment of the anti-Semitic incitement, the paper
graves show that the Jewish curse writes.
WILL ADDRESS
PISGAH MONDAY
HADASSAH HONORS
ITS 20TH BIRTHDAY
Hadassah, the women's Zionist
Organization of America, is cele-
brating its twentieth birthday on
Purim. During the years of its
growth, Iladassah has witnessed
important developments in the life
of the Jewish people, and has play-
ed a significant role. Organized by
Miss Henrietta Szold to be of prac-
tical service to the early Jewish
colonists who were making their
homes in Palestine, under extreme-
ly difficult primitive conditions. Ila-
dassah started its work by sending
two nurses to do home nursing in
Palestine. Palestine then, in 1912,
was an almost impossible dream of
a few Jews. Then came the 'War,
the work of the Jewish Legion, the
Balfour Declaration and finally the
Mandate for Palestine given by the
League of Nations to England.
The work done by the Hadassah
Medical Organization in reducing
the infant mortality rate, in estab-
lishing the lowest maternal death
rate in the world, and reducing the
incidence of trachoma to emini-
mum, has received the unqualified
praise of the League of Nations,
HARRY LASHKOWITZ
the Palestine Government and the
Harry Lashkowitz, president of French Academy of Medicine. „o
District Grand Lodge No. 6 of
B'nai B'rith, will address Pisgah L A. S. ANXILIARY'S
Lodge No. 34 of B'nal B'rith at
CARD PARTY MARCH 19
the Maccabee Auditorium this
Monday evening. The public is
Final arrangements for the card
invited.
party to be held at Littman's Hall,
Twelfth and Seward, are completed
and a large attendance is expected.
HIAS 23RD ANNUAL
the committee of arrangements
MEETING ON SUNDAY On
are Mr. Kempner, Mrs. Weisenthal,
Mr. Klitzner, Mrs. Kempner and
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The Mrs. Frankel. Prizes and refresh-
twenty-third annual meeting of ments are included in the nominal
the Hebrew Sheltering and Immi- price of admission.
grant Aid Society of America will
Two more tuberculars have filed
take place Sunday afternoon, applications with the Detroit Auxi-
March 20, at Ilotel Astor.
liary and funds are necessary in
Addresses in which Jewish mi- order to gain their admission to the
gration problems are to be dis- national institution and organiza-
cussed will be made by Congress- tions and clubs are urged to attend
man Samuel Dickstein, chairman and spend an enjoyable evening and
of the House Committee on Immi- at the same time assist those needy
gration and Naturalization; the tuberculars who must have care.
Hon. Edward Corsi, commissioner
The Detroit Auxiliary meets
of immigration at Ellis Island, Thursday evening at Arbeiter Ring
New York; John L. Bernstein, Center, 527 Holbrook. The public
chairman of the society's commit- is welcome.
tee on work in foreign countries;
B, C. Viadeek and Jacob Massel.
OLD FOLKS HOME
A bridge-luncheon is being spon-
sored by the Northwestern branch
of the Jewish Old Folks Home, to
he held Tuesday, March 22, at
Club Exchange at 12:30. Reserva-
tions must be made not later than
Monday, otherwise it will be im-
possible to take care of guests prop-
erly. Tickets or reservations can
be made with the Club Exchange on
10216 Dexter boulevard.
A Purim party will be given the
inmates on Sunday, March 27. All
members are invited to participate.
The next regular meeting will
take place on Monday, March 28,
at the Stotler Hotel. There will
be entertainment and a well-known
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—A hun-
dred and ten Austrian Jews depart-
ed for Palestine.
Among the group are 40 capita-
lists who seek Palestine invent-1
menta Some intend to settle there
permanently in the country, while)
others are sailing in time to wit-
speaker.
ens the Jewish Olympiad.
British Military Force in Palestine
Is 3,500.
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—The Bri-
tish Force in Palestine consists f
3,500 persons, Sir Philip SaSSN , O,
under-secretary of air, stated in
Parliament.
Of this number, 1,940 belong to
the army; 610 to the air force and
950 to the Transjordan frontier
force.
Te Publish Hebrew Classics in
Barcelona.
BARCELONA.—(j. T. A.1—.t
series of Hebrew clunks by fam-
ous Jewish writers who lived in
Barcelona in the Middle Ages will
shortly be published here.
The collection includes several
manuscripts which have never been
published with introductions ix
Catelonian.