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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Greetings to the Mizrachi Youth
Convention from Affiliated Groups
Throughout the Country

Welcome, Mizrachi Youth Delegates!

Mizrachi Youth of Brownsville, N. Y.

Mizrachi Youth of East Side, N. Y.

To the visiting leaders whose great contributions to Ameri-
can and world Jewish life are well known, we extend a welcome
and trust that their aspirations for a Jewishly reconstructed
Homeland in Palestine will be fulfilled.

Mizrachi Youth of East New York, N. Y.

Mizrachi Youth of Newark, N. J.

Mizrachi Youth of Williamsburgh, N. Y.

Tifereth Mizrachi Hatzair

SENIOR MIZRACHI COUNCIL GREETS CON- 1
VENTION OF MIZRACHI YOUTH

Landau Mizrachi of Brownsville, N. Y.

B'nai Akibah Council of Greater N. Y.

Mizrachi Youth of Yeshiva College.

Mizrachi Youth of Cleveland.

Mizrachi Youth of Pittsburgh, Pa.

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Mizrachi Juniors of Chicago.

Mizrachi Youth and Mizrachi Hatzair, Chicago.

Tziroth Mizrachi of Chicago.

Mizrachi Youth of Rochester.

Mizrachi Youth of St. Louis.

Mizrachi Youth of Canton.

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Tzerei Uvnoth Mizrachi Organization, Buffalo.

West Side Mizrachi Youth of Buffalo.

Mizrachi Youth of Baltimore.

Mizrachi Youth of Roxbury.

Landau Mizrachi of Baltimore.

Mizrachi Youth of Chelsea, Mass.

Mizrachi Youth of Detroit.

!HISTORY OF MIZRACHI
YOUTH OF DETROIT

By DAVID BRESSLER

2081 Hazelwood .Ave.

sions, raffles, individual donations,
etc.
The liapoel Hamizrachi is im-
bued with the spirit of "Torah V'.
Avodah,",,Torah and Labor, which
animates their work and inspires
them to lofty endeavor under the
most trying and difficult circum-
stances. It brings reality to their
learning, function' to their study
and efficacy to their prayers. It
supplies a real purpose to their
social diversions. It strips the pra`c-
tical of the sordid and the ideal. of
the unreal. They understand'Jew-
ish life and Jewish culture histor-
ically, religiously and at the same
time practically. The moral up-
lift that results from lofty work
make known to the entire world
RABBI WOLF GOLD
the aims, the work and the achieve-
National Mitraeld President.
ments of the builders of Israel's
future—the Hapoel Hamizrachi.
one of the most distinguished
Whether they shall continue with Jewish leaders and orators of the
the great undertakings for the fu- day, who will be the guest of
ture of Israel or whether they shall honor and principal speaker.
cease to exist depends upon the re-
Other speakers will include
sponse our American Jews will give
Rabbi Wolf Gold, president of the
to their call.
Mizrachi
Organization of Amer-
The National Organization of the
Mizrachi Youth of America is a ica; Isidore Epstein, president of
the
Mizrachi
Youth of America;
part of the Brith Olamith, Miz-
rachi Hatzair and the Hapoel Ha-
mizrachi (World Organizations for
Mizrachi Youth and Labor Miz-
rachi). The Brith Olamith con-
sists of 18 land organizations and
Is directed by a world executive.
The world executive of the Brith
Olamith is elected at the world
ISIDORE EPSTEIN
youth convention with offices in
President of Mizrachi Youth of
Jerusalem.
America.
The Mizrachi Youth of America,
and Ilaifa, where they are engag- during its organization in present
ed in the erectin of buildings and form has been most important not
the construction of highways and only in the American Mizrachi Or-
ganization, but also in the Miz-
other public works.' A considerable rachi World movement particularly
number of them have also concen- in Palestine. Composed of Ameri-
trated themselves in agriculture can young men and women who
centers in the form of Kvutzoth in I possess a fine general and Hebrew
education, reared in a traditional
Petach-Tikvah, Ilehavoth, Kfar environment, fully appreciate the
Saba, Chidereth, Zichran-Yeakob, depth and appeal of the Mizrachi
B'nai Brok and Ber Tuvia. They aims. Affiliation with the Mizrachi
cultivate orange plantations and movement and active co-operation
in all its endeavors followed its
vegetable farms and in addition very inception.
have organized a series of agricul-
After ten years of existence the
tural colonies in Sheik-Abrik, Kfar Mizrachi Youth of America stands
HARRY KARP
Chasidim, Kfar-Gideon and Chittin. with a record of concrete accom-
plishments and achievements, in !National Vica-President. Mizrachi
To maintain and develop their
every
phase
of
our
activities.
As
Youth.
religious and distinctive character,
far as the practical work in Eretz
the Hapoel Hamizrachi have evol-
Israel is concerned and growth and Harry Karp, vice-president of the
ve(' their own and appropriate, al-
development of our movement in Mizrachi Youth; Rabbi Seymour
though still financially inadequate
this country is remarkable and sur- M. Zambrowsky, national execu-
agencies. The following are sug-
passed our expectations.
tive of Mizrachi Youth; Aaron
gestive of their extensive activities:
Mizrachi Youth of America has Bin-Nun, leader of the Barad
The Olim Booms is a co-operative
now branches practically :n every Hamizrachi in Palestine.
contracting enterprise whose func-
large and even smaller communi-
Among the other members of
tion it is to procure work for its
members and supervise the con- ties. Its program is not only to the national administration will
raise funds for Palestine, butin- be Miss Eva Aronson of Chicago,
struction of buildings in the cities
and towns. The Beth Hapoelim, a eludes cultural activities and par- second vice-president .f the !Kis-
ticipates in these activities, aiming rachi Youth of America: Brain-
communal center which houses •
to form a better and healthier Jew-
synagogue, lecture hall, study
ish life in this country.
rooms, social center and aleeping
quarters for the needy workers.
Such Beth Psalms are to be found
in Tel Aviv and Petach Tikvah, BETH POALIM OF THE
the Mitbachim, Kosher Kitchen,

succeeded in establishing our own ther assist deserving members and
symp at hisers b y smalla loans to be
center at 9038 Twelfth street,
soc
terms ,
loan
As-
r iaeriai d on . easy
from where all activities are car-
on, Kupath Milevh, has been
vied out. Then we immediately formed, and is functioning. An-
introduced an intensive cultural other Beth Poalim is to be built
program which is still functioning, in Jerusalem on the site provided
which includes a public Oneg by the Mizrachi Women's Organ-
Shabos, chimes in the study of motion of Boston.
history of Zionist Mizrachism,
nes1
wgro
heureped
theliblItaapoe
HaAmt iEr
alleh points
poi
Hebrew, Bible, Palestinian songs,
service, every Saturday morning
ue containin g a substantial number of

2303 Taylor Ave.

JOSEPH COHEN

1100 Chicago Blvd.

HARRY COHEN

3007 Webb Ave.

at the Beth Tephilah

LEON KAY

Congregation. High holiday ser-
vices were introduced for the first
time, the proceeds of which went
HIRSH B. ALPER
towards the Torah V'Avodah
2725 W. Boston Blvd.
Fund, Shalos Sudoth every Satur-
day afternoon. Affairs, such as
BEN ZALLA
Bower days, dances, bridge par-
2038 Gladstone Ave.
ties, are held for the purpose of
raising funds for the Ilapoel
BERNARD ISAACS
Superintendent of United Hebrew Hamizrachi. The following are
the local officers: President, Hy
Schools
Eskin; vice-presidents, Edward
2493 W. Euclid Ave.
Rothenberg, Florence Edelman;
correspondence secretary, Zelda
DANIEL TEMCHIN
Rosenthal;
recording secretary,
2884 Leslie Ave.
Rose Jacobs; treasurer. David
MEYER SHUGERMAN 1Bressler. Board of directors,
2011 Hazelwood Ave. , Marian Jacobs, Sylvia Ruthen-
lberg, Max Temchin, Max Rom-
berg, Sidney Raimi.
M. W. ZACK

2945 West Grand Ave.

1544 Glynn Court
Mr. and Mrs. M. Shaw an d Mr. and Mrs. Sol R. Levin
Family
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Knoppow
628 Unseat A...

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JACOB LEVINE
1652 Virginia Park
M. H. ZACKHEIM

1113 Majeetia 814.

MORRIS FISHMAN

2252 Csindellnee As

3224 Clements Ave.

HARRY SCHECHTER

9230 Cameron Aye.

MORTIMER J. LISS

ISIS Barium Tower

M. KANER

HERMAN ESKIN

127 E. Grand River

2718 Glendale A...

J. L. STONE

SYDNEY RAIMI

Leaders To Speak.

Among the notables attending
the convention will be held
Myer Berlin, president of the
Mizrachi World Organization, and

The Hapoel liamizracht is the re-
ligious laborer, the Mizrachi Chat
utz who animated by his intense
us fervor and motivated by
religio
his great hopes for the future of
Israel, has severed all his family
and social ties, abandoned luxury
and a promising career and immi-
grated into Palestine, there to be-
come a Chalutz, a pioneer and par-
ticipate in the actual upbuilding of
Palestine.
The Hapocl Ilammachi have
grouped themselv.i in and about
the cities of Jercsslem, Tel Aviv

There has always existed a
strong desire on the part of the
orthodox Jewish Youth of Detroit
Agudoth B'nai Eretz Israel to participate in the revival of the
of Detroit
Jewish nation, its culture and try
ditions on its own soil, Eretz Is-
rael. Many have participated in
Mishkan Yisroel Synagogue Zionist activities as Individuals,
Morris Fishman, President
but there was no organized group
where the ideas should find ex-
Congregation Beth Tephilah pression or activities be centered
about. In the spring of 1928,
Emanuel
during a visit of Mr. Gedaliah
William Sandler, President
Bublick, then president of the
Mizrachl Organization of America
to Detroit., the Mizrachi Hatzoir
MACHZIKEI HADATH
had its inception at the Yeshivah
OF DETROIT
Beth Judah. It was strongly
organized that in July, 1929, the
CANTORS' ASSOCIATION Mizrachi Youth took the lead and
initiative in sponsoring the twen-
OF DETROIT
ty fifth anniversary of the late
Theodor Herzl. Another victory
JUNIOR HADASSAH
credited to our group was that
OF DETROIT
during the election of delegates
to the Zionist Congress in 1929
SENIOR HADASSAH
when the Mizrachl Youth again
OF DETROIT
had the lead. During the time of
our existence we have raised ap-
Congregation Beth Yehudah proximately $1,000 for the Jew-
Mr. Sachs, President
ish National Fund.
Beginning with the summer of
LADIES' MIZRACHI OF 1930,
intensive work began as the
DETROIT
result of frequent visits by mem-
bers of the national organization
ZIONIST ORGANIZATION and leaders from our movement
in Palestine. Ever since active
OF DETROIT
work in fund-raising activities
Jos. II. Ehrlich, President
were carried out for the Torah
RABBI MOSES FISCHER V'Avodah movement.
The only shortcomings during
2684 Calvert Ave.
this period was that we did not
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich have our own locality and had to
wander from place to place and
5553 Second Blvd.
even to private homes for our
meetings. The Mishkan Israel
AARON KURLAND
Congregation served us for a
3342 Burlingame
length of time. It was in Janu-
any,
1932, when finally, after much where wholesome food is supplied
A. PREGERSON
planning and consideration, we to the Chalutzim at cost. To fur-

Mr. and Mrs. Moses
Weiswasser

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branches in this section and the
growth of membership and senti-
ment among the youth for Miz-
rachi work and ideals.

By ISIDORE EPSTEIN

Mizrachi Youth of Buffalo.

Greetings to Mizrachi
Convention from local
rabbis, leaders and organ.
izations.

The Mizrachi Council of Detroit greets and welcomes most
heartily the Mid-Western Convention of the Mizrachi Youth of
America.
We welcome also from the depth of our hearts Rabbi Myer
Berlin, the illustrious president of the World Mizrachi, whose pres-
ence at the convention will doubtlessly be of epochal character in
the history of the organization.
We wish that Mizrachi Youth, inspired by the convention, march
from strength to strength in its noble constructive work.
MIZRACHI COUNCIL OF DETROIT, ,
J. Levin, President.

LEADERS COME TO
MIZRACHI YOUTH
CONVENTION HERE

POEL HAMIZRACHI IN PALESTINE

Mizrachi Youth of Syracuse.

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501 Sanaa Bldg.

The Rabbinical Council of Detroit extends a most hearty wel-
come to the leaders and delegates at the Mizrachi Youth Convention,
We particularly rejoice at the opportunity to welcome the
illustrlous,resident of the Mizrachi World Organization, .Rabbi Myer
Berlin; whose inspiring message and learned words always touch
the hearts of his listeners, winning their support for constructive
work in Eretz Israel, and the realization of our religious and na-
tional ideals.
We are certain that the deliberations of the conference will
result in the rekindling of the undying hope and enthusiasm among
the young and old.
Wh greet you, delegates and guests. Boachem Lesholom. liovo
Nizchazko B'aad A'meinu V'doseynu.
THE RABBINICAL COUNCIL OF DETROIT.

The Chronicle greets the convention and takes this means
of expressing the wish that the delegates should be successful in
their deliberations.

Mizrachi Youth of Borough Park, N. Y.

Tzerei Mizrachi of Toronto.

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle joins with the Zionist leaders
and organizations of Detroit in welcoming to this city the spokes-
men for Orthodox Zionism in the Middle West.

Mizrachi Youth of Bronx, N. Y.

Mizrachi Youth of Lima.

RABBINICAts COUNCIL OF DETROIT .GREETS
MIZRACHI YOUTH

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books in ■ I fields of learning. Syna-
gogues where the Hapoel Hamiz-
rachi conduct regularly the var-
ious services in public, courses in
Talmud, Bible history, philosophy
and on technical and scientific sub-
jects are conducted regularly and
in accordance with the require-
ments of the particular group. Lec-
tures, open forums and debates on
national, religious and social sub-
jects are regularly featured. The
Ilapoel liamizrachi has also organ-
ized junior groups, known as 13 nal
Akiha and a religious bo -scout
movement known as Has °met ,.
}laded. The Hapoel Hamizrachl
publishes a journal called Native
bi-monthly. It also operates ■ pub-
lishing company--Torah V'Avo-
dab Book Publishing Co.
The Ha el Hamizrachi has ap-
proximate members in the
Diaspora organized into branch or-
ganizations in whir heighteen cou-
ries are represented (called Miz-
t
rachi Hamir in the Diaspora).
The work of the II•poel Hamiz-
rachi was started to organize work
f.-r the new arrived Chalutzim in
Eretz Israel, to organize groups to
build Beth Ilapoelim, workshops
ard colonies. To finance this work
we organized the "Keren Torah
V'Avodah." All organizations con-
nected with the Brith Olamith are
duty bound to work for this fund.

Monies for this fund can be se-
cured through the following man-

ner: Dances, flag days for Keren
Torah V'Avodah, leagues, exam-

By SEYMOUR M. ZAMBROWSKY

ing of the convention, in the form
of a concert and public meeting,
will take place. There will be no
admission charge. Greetings will
be given on behalf of the follow.
ing organizations; Mizrachi, Rab-
bi E. Aishiskin; Ladies' Mizrachi;
Detroit Co.uncil of Jewish National
Fund, Leon Kay, president; De-
troit District of Zionist Organi-
zation of America, A. M. Preger-
son; Vaad Ilorabonim, Rabbi Stoll-
man, president; Detroit Chapter
of Hadassah, Mrs. Harry L. Jack-
son; Detroit - Unit of Junior Ha-
dassah, Miss Winifred Lewis. H.
Eskin, president pf local Mizrachi
Yiitith, will prer sider' ,„There will
also be-a -MUsical, progreni"by the
Cantors' Association of Detroit.
The principal speaker will be
Rabbi Myer Berlin. .• • •••••• -
A vocal' soloist will be Miriam
Feigenbaum of Cleveland. Brief
addresses will be given by Aeon

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To the younger ones, tn'onne -- B'narikibah know that it is so
words "Palestine Rebuilt" are much easier to do what. the ma-
thrilling. It seems that they, too, jority of boys and girls of their
young as they are, realize what age are doing. They know that
these two words mean to the Jew. it is much easier to swim with the
After living for so many cen- current than against it, but they
tortes in strange lands, observing also know what their friends axe
strange holidays, following strange missing and lacking because they
customs, studying strange Ian- do not belong to the Akibah
guages and cultures. And after groups, and they know that the
all these years of suffering, the harder the duty, the more honor
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in performing it.
And so, loyally do these young
Orli -arid boys of the B'noth and
B'nai Akibah attend their meet-
ings, classes and socials sponsored
by the Mizrachi youth and are
growing up to be ardent Miz-
rachists.
We have great expectations
from you; members of the B'noth
and B'nai Akibah! Go on with
your good work! .

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Greetings to Mizrachi
from Detroit business
firms.

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Jack Silver's Fruit Market

8745 Twelfth Street

& S. DRUG CO7

7700 West Verner Highway

HERBERT ESKIN
President of Detroit Mizrachi

Youth.

Bin-Nun, }tarry Karp, Seymour
Zambrowsky. T h e presidential
message will be delivered by Isi-
dore Epstein. Election of pres-
idium and appointment of com-
mittees will conclude the session.

Other Sessions.

Sunday, 10 a. m., at the Statler
Hotel, there will be ■ committee
meetings. At 1:30 a talk on
"Organization" will be given by
Aaron Bin-Num, and a talk on
"Chalutziuth" by Zelda Rosenthal.
Discussions, committee reports on

MISS FLORENCE EDELMAN
Second Vice-President, Detroit
Mizracki Youth.

POALE HAMIZRACHI

By JENNIE KOTTLER

It need not be repeated here
that when a Chalutz enters Pales-
tine he considers himself fortunate
if he is provided with the neces-
sary axe or shovel for breaking
the rocks or tilling the soil—his
own physical and mental needs
are not considered. These are
not deliberately ignored, but the
unfortunate economic conditions
make it ,impossible for the senior
organizations to take cognizance
of them, with the result that the
Chalutz, after a day of nerve-
wracking labor in the fields or on
the roads, finds no place to retire
for the relaxation that is so neces-
sary for him. Without further
consideration, therefore, it can
readily be seen that one of the
moat important immediate needs
Mizrachi Hatzair of America can
provide for is the establishment
of "Bate Poalim" or social cen-
ters, as we would call them; not
the imposing structures gracing
our American cities, but modest
buildings, which should, however,
house at least the necessary com-
forts. In a very few words, these
are as follows:
First and foremost, sanitary
kitchens and attractive dining
rooms where meals will be pro-
vided at • nominal cost, or where
necessary, with credit.
Secondly, sleeping quarters are
necessary to house the Chalutz
who has but recently entered the
country and has not yet estab-
lished himself permanently.
Thirdly, the spiritual needs
should be taken care of, and when
we consider the fact that a ma-
jority of the Chalutzim affiliated
with other organizations are not
orthodox in their religious observ-
antes, it becomes evident that •
synagogue must be included in
the plan of every one of the "Bate
Poalim."

B'NAI AKIBAH—THE JUNIOR
OF MIZRACHI YOUTH
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education and resolutions will
follow.
At 7 p. m., at the convention
banquet, the leaders in the move-
ment will be heard and a musical
program rendered.

Monday, at 10:3U, a talk on
"B'nai Akibah" will be giv2n by

RABBI SEYMOUR M.
ZAMBROWSKY
Executive Director, Mizrachi
Youth.

Sinai Kosher Sausage Co.

Israel with so much sacrifice, and

LACHAR'S KOSHER

8738 Twelfth Street
Jew can finally return to his own
S. BRAITSTEIN, Prop.
Homeland, to the Jewish,Land, of
which the Bible • speaks es 'the
land flowing with milk and honey,"
Rev. Jacob 11.;Sonenklar
and live there a Jewish, speak his
own language and be his own
Cantor of Shaarey Zedek
master. Is it a wonder that these
two words are so thrilling? Is it
192.6 Pingree Ave.
a wonder why the attention of
young and old was arrested to
HY'S DAIRY
this great event? And why every-
8922 Twelfth Street
one considers himself happy to be
able to help in the realization of
LIBERTY WATCH
this dream?
HOSPITAL
The question was how can they
Edward Ruthenberg
as young boys and girls help in
8663
Twelfth Street
the rebuilding Eretz lame'? And
a way was found; now thousands
United Iron & Metal Co.
and thousands of boys and girls
685 Wilkins Ave.
between the ages of 12 and 17
in the United States and through.
J. KAUFMAN
out the world are organized un-
deg the name of B'noth and B'nai
FURRIER
Akibah and are helping in the
rebuilding of Eretz Israel in their 9034 Twelfth St.
Mad. 0552
own way. They are helping Eretz
Israel by learning of its import-
I. JACOB
ance and thus arouse their love
TAILOR TRIMMINGS
for the land of their fathers. They
1951 Virginia Park
are helping by preparing them-
selves while they are young to
SCHECTER MUSIC CO.
be able to understand all prob-
8737 Twelfth Street
lems connected with Palestine and
with Jewish life, so that when they
A. HOPTMAN
gently an active part ire the work.
BAKERY
grow older they can take intelli-
8916 Twelfth Street
The B'nai and B'noth Akibah
are studying intensively all these
problems. They are taught not Goldstein's Quality Grocery
and Fruit Market
only of Palestine, the land of the
past, not only about the land that
Soberman
& Milgrom
Joshua conquered, where David
fought and Akibah (after whom
8675 Twelfth Street
they are named) taught, the land
where the prophets spoke, but also
FEIGENSON BROS. CO.
of the Palestine that is being built
3402 Be•ubien, car. Erskine
today by the Chalutzim or pion-
Cadillac 3285
eers, who transform it into Eretz

who have to meet with so many
CATERING CO.
obstacles and difficulties as the
Parties — Banquets — Weddings
pioneers of the early settlers of
3337 Hazelwood Ave.
the first 13 colonies.
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The B'nai and B'noth Akibah
are helping in the rebuilding of
HALPERIN'S
Eretz Israel by spreading this mes-
GOOD CLOTHES
sage among their friends and by
8945 . 47 Twelfth St.
enrolling their interest and help
for Eretz Israel. And so, during
J. WIDENBAUM
the few hours each week, while
Manufacturing Jewelers
their friends are running around
401
Capitol Park Bldg.
the streets or playing, the B'nai
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and B'noth Akibah are found in
the club rooms of the Mizrachi
Krulik's
Strictly Kosher
Youth, studying under the leader-
Restaurant
ship of the Mizrachi Youth mem-
8681 Twelfth Street
bers, Jewish history, Hebrew, Bi-
ble, geography of Palestine, dis-
S. RATTNER
cussions and debates, singing Pal-
estinian and Hebrew songs, con-
Kosher Meat and Poultry
duct their own Oneg Shabbath.
And thus they are preparing them-
Market
selves to grow up as good Jews
and Jewesses, Imbued with a love
8815 Twelfth Street
for everything Jewish, and bring-
Phone Garfield 6777
ing this Palestine spirit to their
homes and creating there an Eretz
SIMON KNOPPOW
!me' atmosphere.
PAINT and WALLPAPER
The members of B'noth and
8736 Twelfth St.
Mad. 1758

Samuel Gordon of Buffalo. Re-
porta of committees on organizn-
lion, Chalutziuth, Palestine and
B'nai Akibah, and closing ad-
dresses by national leaders will
conclude the convention.
Monday at 8:30, in the Chinese
Tea Gardens, a bridge-dansant will
be given. Miss Sharp of Chicago Jacobs, E. Ralph, •P. Kutnick, R.
SNYDER'S GARAGE
will feature on the musical pro- Friedman.
EDWARD RUTHENBERG
8411 Twelfth St.
Euc. 6570
Banquet: S. Rothenberg D
Vice-President of Detroit Mizrachi gram.
Bressler, P. Krasnick, S. Raimi,
Youth and Member of Na.
Reception Committee.
S. Alpern.
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tional Executive.
A reception committee corn.
Program: H. Eakin, Isaac Knop-
M. GERSTON, Prop.
min Hinson, national treasurer, prising 30 prominent leaders of pow, S. Ralph, H. Schechter.
8605 Twelfth St.
and Miss Jennie Kotler, national Detroit Jewry will welcome the
Acommodation: F. Edelman, R.
leaders,
guests
and
delegates
to
secretary.
Green,
E.
Edelman,
B.
Lubarsky,
Detroit. They include::
Sosin's Confectionery
The conference opened Friday
Rabbi Es Aishiskin, Rabbis F. Alpern.
8744 Twelfth St.
night with an Oneg Sabbath. Ser-
Through the courtesy of the
Moses Fischer, Rabbi I. Stollman,
vices for delegates and guests will Rabbi J. Thumin, FL Kleinplaiz, Jewish National Fund, an exhibit
be held at Congregation Beth
of
pictures
and
charts
showing
CHESLUK'S BOOK STORE
Rabbi J. Schechter, Rabbi M.
Tephilah Emanuel, and the Sab- Zager, Rabbi R. Hurwitz, Rabbi National Fund achievements in
8663 Twelfth St.
bath meals will be served at Kru- S. Strauss, Rabbi J. Eisenman, Palestine will be displayed during,
lik's Restaurant, at which time Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ehrlich, Leon the convention at Hotel Stotler.,
greetings and reports from dele- Kay, Mr. and Mrs. P. Slomovitz, on Sunday and Monday. Israel
gates from various cities will be Moses Weisswasser, William Sand- Wiener, National Fund secretary!
heard. Edward Rothenberg, mem-
Greetings to the
ler, Jacob Levine, Louis Dann, I. here, will be in charge of the
ber of the national executive, will Liss, M. Prussian, M. Lightstone, exhibit.
Mizrachi Delegation
preside.
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
I.
Rosenthal,
Mr.

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Mizrachi Sabbath.

Sermons on Mizrachi will be de-
livered in all synagogues by local
rabbis and guests. At 2:30 p. m.
• talk on "Education" will be
given by Harry Karp. A sympos-
ium will follow on the same sub-
ject. At 4:30 p. m.. Shalosh Sen.
doth will be served at Krulik's
Restaurant.
At 8 p. m., at Northern High
School Auditorium, corner Wood-
ward and Owen, the formal open-

Shaw, Mrs. Rubenstein. Mrs.
Singer, Mrs. Spivak.

Convention Committees:

The following convention corn-
! mittees have been chosen by the
local Mizrachi Youth:
Correspondence: Z. Rosenthal,
S. Burnstein, Mrs. Knoppow, M.
Somberg.
Social: M. Temchin, S. Jacobs,
F. Chinitz, S. Rich.
Publicity: E. Ruthenberg, R.

GREETINGS TO ALL!

CLAIRMOUNT CLINIC

DR. A. J. KAPETANSKY

1728 Clairmount

Trinity 2.7620

SMILO SOAP
COMPANY

Soso for All Purposes

5680 TWELFTH ST.

Lone.

81839