ROL-mom/mom alitavicui and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE PAGE TWO CALENDAR OF EVENTS THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME 1 DeLuxe Family Service Oct. 27—Hadassah Board meeting, breakfast at 10:30, at Bust- Phalanx Club, for Senior Iladassah, Junior Hadassah and nese and Professional Division. at Oct. 27—Annual dinner-dance of Home Relief Society, Statler Hotel. Com- Jewish at dinner-dance Oct. 27—Senior Kovod Night munity Center. Oct. 29—Address by Gen. Ilugh Johnson before the forum of Temple Beth El. Oct. 29—Music Study Club meeting, Club; Oct. 30—Iladassah Roll of Honor rally at Phalanx 12 o'clock—luncheon. Nov. 2—Annual Balfour Ball of Zionist Organization of Pie... and Handlsrchiefe Neatly Ironed Bath Towels and Underwear Fluffed Dried Flat LBS. THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE SHIRTS Hadassah Plans LANDAU ELECTED Jr. Thanksgiving Dance H It TO HEAD KYUTZA Plans for the annual Thanksgiv- ing night dance, sponsored by the Detroit unit of Junior Hadassah, Yom Ivri, Annual Hebrew have been definitely put into action, according to Miss Sydelle Bobrin, Day, to Be Observed chairman of the dance. Due to the large attendance at the dance of Sunday the preceding year, the immense Fountain Ballroom at the Masonic The annual gathering and else- Temple has been procured. The pro- tion meeting of the Kvutzah was held on Chol Ilamoed Succoth at ceeds of this affair go to make up SAVE 1534% PAY BEFORE NOVEMBER FIRST and save up to this amount on delinquent 1933 the Philadelphia-Byron auditorium. the quota of the organization to taxes for state, county, city, village, township ie The following officers were elected be sent to Palestine to maintain No matter what you pay, and school district. (But not special assessments I the various institutions supported for the ensuing year: no laundry ' there. Detroit. or City of Detroit taxes). Maurice Landau, president; Jo. Nov. 3—Open house at United Hebrew Schools, closing or- Gene Regis and his eminent or- can launder a finer shirt. cob Burrows and Julius Rabino- ra will provide the music. activities of Hebrew Education Month. chest have already been distrib- WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE witz, vice presidents; Isadore Ha- Tickets Nov. 3—Oswald Garrison Villard, editor of the Nation, Jews." berman, recording secretary; • Mrs. uteri to many of the members. speaking on the subject "A Liberal Editor Looks at the Betty Lehrman, corresponding sec- / Miss Bobrin states that this Nov. 3—Dedication of Louis Weiss Memorial Library at retary; Sam Munch, treasurer; dance is a means to be used by the Millet Foundation at Ann Arbor. Charles Lerman, chairman, Chug Nov. 3—Jr. Iladassah meeting at Hotel Stotler at 2:30 p. m. Fiat pieces carefully ironed. members to earn their money for and save up to six and three-quarters per cent Ivri; Michael Michlin, chairman of the $5 luncheon to be held Jan. Additional pounds, de lb. Nov. 4—General Regular meeting of Council of Jewish p. m. book distribution. on like taxes for 1934. Women. Luncheon meeting at Temple Beth El, at 12:30 A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERVICE 19. The girls will be credited with Mr. Michlin and his committee 20 per cent of all tickets sold and Albert Rappaport in "'Song-o-logue." will have as their duty the intro- all adds solicited. Get in touch with Nov. 4—Bridge-tea of B'nai David Sisterhood, Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26—Theater Today, series of lectures by duction of the Hebrew book into Miss Sophie B. Schwartz, Euclid the Jewish home. Miss Maxine Finsterwald for Council of Jewish Women, 11 o'clock 8292-W, for further details. WA rannosible tar .se-inswi se .tae-wkisool serials. at clubhouse, 89 Rowena. The retiring officers are: David A joint meeting of the board THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY Nov 6—Card party of Detroit League of Denver Children's Rubenstein, president; Israel Katz members of Senior and Junior Ha- and the tax for either year will be only four Home. and Maurice Landau, vice presi- dassah will take place in the form per cent above its original amount. Nov. 6—Card party of Ladies' Auxiliary of Mlaver Umge- dents; Joshua Joyrich and Mrs. of a breakfast Sunday morning, gend Verein. Betty Lehrman, secretaries; Sam Oct. 27, at the Phalanx Club, meh 25c Nov. 9—Oneg Shabat at 2:30 p. m., at home of Mrs. Joseph Munch, treasurer; Michael Mich- Miss Frances Moranz, chairman 1. Ellmann, speaker. Frank, 1120 Chicago Blvd. Mrs. James IM, chairman, Chug Ivri. of the membership committee, an- Nov. 10—Inaugural dinner dance of Congregation B'nai OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE The following important pro- nounces that her plans are in full Moshe. swing. A number of successful so- Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. m. will be jects carried out by the Kvutzah Nov. 11—Current Events and Study of Current Jewish during the past year were empha- cials for members and prospective Finished Same Day —NO EXTRA CHARGE because after that date all the old interest will Problems, Rabbi Leon Fram, 11 o'clock, at clubhouse, 89 Rowena. sized in the various reports given: members took place during the pre- Nov. 12—Address by Dr. Stephen S. Wine of New York, go back on, mounting monthly. Heavy addi- ceding week. Members are asked to The annual contribution made by under auspices of the Sisterhood of Congregation Shaarey Zedek. the Kvutzah to the Allied Jewish keep Nov. 17 open. A tea dance in tional penalties will go on the 1933 taxes. Un- Nov. 14—Detroit Federation of Women's Club Division honor of paid up members will take Campaign as well as the coopera- per ro••4 WEARING APPAREL Day. Open to all members of Council of Jewish Women, less paid, the 1933 taxes must be offered for as place. Further information will be tion rendered by the Kvutzah Nov. 16 to 19—Fifth annual bazaar and carnival of Sisterhood P...d a group during the time when the given by Miss Moranz in the near sale next May. of Congregation B'nai Moshe. campaign was conducted; the pur- future. Minimum Charge, 91.60 Nov. 18—Current Events and Study of Current Jewish chase of books; the financial as- 89 Rowena. at A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION Problems. Rabbi Leon From, at 10 o'clock, sistance given to the Ilebrew week- Nov. 19—Eva Prenzlauer Group donor luncheon. We Call for and Deliver to All Part. of the City ly Iladoar, the purchase of Hadoar Nov. 20—Molly Picon recital at Orchestra Hall, under aus- Lalloar (a supplement of the Ha- pices of Women's Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith. dear for the youth) for the stu- Nov. 20—Membership tea of Woman's Auxiliary of United dents of the Hebrew Schools. The At the annual class elections held Hebrew Schools at Hotel Statler. at 2 p. m. group pointed with pride to the at the Detroit City College of Law MAIL REQUEST TO PAY TAXES Nov. 20—Concert of Woman's Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith various gatherings held during the recently, five Jewish students were FOR 1933 and 1934 (evening). year at which Hebrew lectures selected for offices. Joseph S. Ra- Nov. 20—Ladies Auxiliary of Ilebrew Schools. were given, some of them drawing dom was doubly honored by being Nov. 21—Ladies Auxiliary Old Folks' Home (afternoon). large and appreciative audiences. chosen both president of the Junior . - Nov. 23—Oneg Shabat at home of Mrs. David Diamond. Same The Woman's Auxiliary of the Class and president of the Student Mrs. David de Solo Pool, speaker. Kvutzah, headed by Mrs. A. H. Council. Nov. 24—Fifteenth annual dance of Jewish Women's Euro- Addrmo Silverman, submitted its report The other officers include Nat pean Welfare Organization. 003 I I through its secretary, M Share, president of the Freshman Nov. 25—Current Events and Study of Current Jewish I Make fro.. for leer yon i,1•1 to pa)) nu I I class, and Leonard Horowitz, Han- Problems. Rabbi Leon Fram, at 11 o'clock, at 89 Rowena. A vote of thanks was extended son Buchner and Marshall Silver, You Can Buy QUALITY KOSHER MEATS Nov. 26—Second annual donor dinner of Ladies' Auxiliary I (of Proper 10..r till Ion from a Prior Vol •Iotemeot to A. Panush, for his untiring ef- Student Council representatives of Yeshivah Beth Judah. with Confidence from forts in behalf of the Kvutzah, from the Senior, Junior and Sopho- Nov. 28—Annual Junior Hadassah dance at Masonic Temple. Block Lot :So. e (its mole classes, respectively Dec. 1—Molly Siegel Organization's donor luncheon. An elaborate program was pre- mole Too mItIp Dec. 2—Regular Council Meeting. for the annual meeting, in SubtlItl don which the following participated: Dec. 4—Annual luncheon of Neugarten Sunshine Club, at Mrs. J. Citrin, Sirs. Betty Lehr- the Detroit Leland Hotel. Club donor luncheon. man, soloists; Harold Garber, vio- Dec. 4—Sunshine Dec. 8—Dr. Shalom Spiegel, member of the faculty of linist; Evelyn Scholnick, cellist; WE DELIVER 11637.41 DEXTER BLVD. 'trret In 51 ord Side the Jewish Institute of Religion, speaking before the Men's Club Li I I i an Feldman, accompanist; III In Itetroll) Phone HOGARTH 3042 Funeral services for Mrs. Re- neteem mouses.° and Webb Louis Panush, Yiddish reading. becca Bielfield, who died Monday of Shaarcy Zedek on the subject "Jewish Self-Hate." Dec. 8—Equality Club's annual bridge dance at Aztec Towers. Aaron Rosenberg, a past president in Harper Hospital, were held Dec. 10—$3 donor banquet of Women's Mizrachi Organiztion. of the Kvutzah and an active mem- Wednesday at the Lewis Bros. Dec. 11—Annual donor luncheon of Zedakah Club. ber, gave several readings from S. Funeral Home, '7739 John R St. Dec. 15—Ball of Old Folks' Home Auxiliary. Frog. S. Smullin, one of the orig- Burial was in Machpelah Ceme- Wayne County Treasurer Dec. 22—Sisterhood of Congregation Shaarey Zedek Cha- inal organizers of the Kvutzah, tery. who holds a responsible position in nukah Supper Dance. Born 82 years ago in Poland the Hebrew School of Toledo, was Mrs. Bielfield came to Detroit Dec. 29—Shaarey Zedek children's Chanukah party. the guest speaker. Refreshments Jan. 8—European Womens Welfare Organization donor Mrs. Joseph Blumrosen will re- were served by the Woman's Auxi- luncheon. Shaarey Zedek Group Will view The Jewish Caravan" by liary and appropriate Simchath Jan. 12—Annual dance of Junior Jewish National Fund, Movie Party of Jewish Oral MRS. BESSIE SORAN IS Leo W. Schwarz at the October Beth ItaSheavoh songs completed at Hotel Stotler. Stress Practical Work Society Tuesday Hadassah Roll of Honor rally, the evening. DEAD AT AGE OF 45 Jan. 12—Dance of Zedakah Juniors. Program Wednesday, Oct. 30, at 12:30 p. m. . Jan. 12—Annual dinner of Detroit Service Group. 4 c' Tom Ivri, Oct 27 A "movie party" depicting the This meeting will take place at Jan. 13 and 14—Annual Federation Days. Mrs. Bessie Soren, 45 years old, The Yom Ivri, the annual pro- trip in Europe by Mr. and Mrs. At a meeting Monday evening, the Phalanx Club, John R and Er- Jan. 19—Address by Emil Lengyel before forum of Men's well known in Royal Oak and in Charles Kay (Violet Fried) will be ject conducted by the Kvutzah lv- Oct. 21, held at the home of skine. !sirs. Hy C. Broder, chair- Detroit, passed away Tuesday held at the Jewish Community Club of Shaarey Zedek on the subject "The Boiling Cauldron of rith for the purpose of lending fi- Rabbi A. M. Hershman, the organ- man of the Roll of Honor, will pre- morning, Oct. 15. Funeral serv- Center, Woodward and Holbrook, Europe." nancial support to the Hadoar, has ization committee which recently side. All members and friends of Jan. 19—$5 Donor Luncheon of Junior Iladassah. ices were conducted by Rabbi on Tuesday night, Oct. 29, under been set for Sunday, Oct 27. M. formed a Mizrachi group at Hadassah are invited. Auxil- Jan. 22—Fourth annual donor luncheon of Women's Michlin, chairman of Yom Teri, is the auspices of the Jewish Oral So- Reservations for the luncheon Shaarey Zedek Synagogue re- iary of United Hebrew Schools. assisted by S. Kasdan, principal ciety. solved to continue its membership must be made by Tuesday morn- Feb. 2—Marvin Loewenthal, prominent journalist, lecturer of the Tuxedo School; A. J. Lacho- All hard of hearing or deaf per- drive two weeks longer. At the ing, Oct. 29, with Mm. Simon and traveler, speaking before Shaarcy Zedek Men's Club on "Jews ver, principal of Oakland School; sons of the Jewish faith are wel- Shetzer, Townsend 8-1909. The conclusion of the period perma- and the Social Revolution." J. Cashdan of the Philadelphia- come to attend the party. Refresh- nent officers will be chosen and tickets are 45c. Feb. 9—Second annual donor dinner of Sisterhood of Con- Byron School; Louis Panush of the ments will be served after the Mrs. Shetzer, chairman of the the work of the Beason begun. • gregation B'nai Moshe. Michigan School; A. J. Epel of the movies, In keeping with the general hospitality committee, has asked Feb. 23—Address by Dr. David de Sole Pool, rabbi of Six-Mile Road School; H. Goldberg The Jewish Oral Society plans to program to which the national the following to serve as hostesses: Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue of New York, before the forum of of the Fenkell School, and I. Pan- have an informal dance at the Jew- organization is directing its ef- Mm. Harry Kopel, Mrs. Philip Lip- Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek. ush of the Jewish Community Cen- ish Community Center on Nov. 14. forts, the Shaarey Zedek Miz- son, Mrs. Sol Levy, Mrs. Herman March 4—Annual donor luncheon of the Ladies Auxiliary ter School. Full details will be announced la- rachi group, during the coming Stenbuck, Mrs. Chas. Rubiner, Mrs. of the Jewish National Fund. ter. year, will stress practical work Samuel Benjamin and Mrs. Joseph March 18—Address by Dr. Hans Kohn, eminent authority along two lines. First, it plans Miller. on Eastern affairs, before the forum of Men's Club of Congrega- Hadassah's dramatic group has to promote the work of the }tech- gation Shaarey Zedek. share, or agricultural training sta- already started its work under the March 29—Rabbi Milton Steinberg, of the Park Ave. Syna- MILTON BARNETT Hebrew University to Choose tion, which the national organiza- direction of Mrs. Walter Lichten- gogue of New York, in an address before Men's Club of Shaarey of 1707 Seward Ave., 28 years New Rector tion conducts in New Jersey for feld. Mrs. Daniel Siegel is secretary Zedek, on the subject "Factors of Survival in Jewish Life." old, died Oct. 20, and was buried every will meet The separation of Dr. Judah L. young American Jews preparing of this group which on Oct. 22, at Cloverhill Ceme- to settle as fanners in Palestine. Friday afternoon. Attendance is Slagnes, former chancellor of the tery. Services were held in the Second, it will lend its support being limited to members of Na- Ilebrew University and now its Chapel of Lewis Bros Funeral to the Beth Alelacha, or trade dassah. president, from the administrative Home, 7739 John R. Rabbi Fran- The dramatic group will make school, maintained by the .Mix- lin and Rabbi Fram officiated. functions which he had previously rachi in Tel Aviv. In view of the its first appearance at the Novem• increased emphasis which is be- her Roll of Honor rally. enjoyed will be further emphasized Hadassah members who wish to ing laid on the development of speakers of the evening included I when, at the end of the month, the industry in Palestine, the Beth participate in this activity can MRS. BESSIE SORAN (CONCLUDE! , FROM PAGE it senate of the University elected Melacha is regarded as an impor- make arrangements through Mn,s I. Stollman, and burial was at the Siegel, Townsend 8-6560, before tent factor in the field of voce- flies throughout the world, includ- Westwood Cemetery on Wednes- tional education in that country. next Friday. ing a message from President An important surprise announce- Roesevelt of the United States. day. The new Mizrachi group will Mrs. Soran first came to this seek in other ways also to carry meat will he made by Mrs. Abe I In commenting on the annivee- country from Russia, 26 years out the purpose of the Mizrachi) Srere at the Iladassah Roll of i nary celebration President Boone- ago and ever since has been ac- Organization, which is to make Honor rally. Mrs. Srere will din velalauded the contributions of FOR tively engaged in all forms of of Palestine the Land of Israel, clone the plans made by the enter- American Jews to the rebuilding of was charitable work. Her funeral gala for the Peoples of Israel, accord- tainment committee for the ral° Palestine. He said: , an impressive one with an atten- celebration which will close the I ing to the Torah of Israel." I am glad of the opportunity dance of over 300. , Rabbi Eliezer Eichenstein, field Roll of Honor campaign. Surviving are her husband, to send you • word of congratu- representative of National Miz- lation upon the celebration o f Oral, a daughter, Esther; four rachi, is co-operating in establish- y of the ■ nni 15th the brothers, Nathan, Meyer and Joe ing the society and launching its Palestine Foundation Fund, the of Detroit, and Abraham Finkel work. organization which the Jews of of Russia; and three sisters, Mrs. David S. Friedman is temporary atio the world have formed to assist treasurer and Abraham Caplan, London office. now in full progress, M. Pevin, Mrs. L. Fineman and discovery in the establishment in P•les• of a temple temporary secretary. ini5 is expected to be completed by the Mrs. B. Kline, all of Detroit. Rev. Cantor The public is invited to attend I , g Lord Strabolgi. back to 3,000 B.0 tine of • National Home for the Among the organizations Mrs. end of December, 1935 Zedakah Club's first pep rally for David Golden lieieon the bib Jewish people. Certainly with- Soran was affiliated with was the l o f hA' 1 , Palestine, • mandated ten, -- the fourth annual donor luncheon Detroit!. Forortte , Abraham wa 3 said to tory held by Great Britain, will ''t ave Morris Rothenberg Halls Achieve- Utchenik Family Club, of which to be held Monday, Nov. 4, at 2 out the help which the Fund bui lt his first altar to M DD R I. his rendered it would not have she was the only member who was Jehovah, was participate in the League of ' p. rn., in the Crystal Ballroom of been possible for the Jewish reported here. The find was made Wedding EmoYII !!" Na tions sanctions against Italy, N EWmY .71tIt s Ko— f PPaalieesstiiinnels devel- outside of the family. She was, the Book Cadillac Hotel. A fine oleo Preformed le! Agency and the Jewish people however, adopted by the Utchenik by lcor ■ P■ it was learned by the Palestinian woman, Judith opment in the past 10 years has program is being arranged. Homo sod by to have accomplished the re- Krause Marquet, whose work was transformed the country into an girls, Anna Marth, Bessie and News Agency. Specifications as Appolotmeet On Sunday, Nov. 10, at 8:30 p. sults which have been achieved to how these penalties are to originally financed by the late Ba- amazing center ei Jewish creative Bertham as their sister, and reso- EL('IJD 5490 tn., at Hotel Statler, Rabbi Leon in the Holy Land. You may be imposed are awaited from con Edmond de Rothschild of Paris effort that rivals almost any other lutions of mourning were adopted Feuer of the Collingwood Avenue well be proud of the part which by the organization. the British Colonial Office in and is now being continued by the country in the world for its social ; Temple, Toledo, will be in Detroit American Jews have played in London. Article 12 of the Man- French National Museum. and economic achievements, Morris With the reorganization of the an the guest speaker of the League this work and of the share date provides that "the M•n• Election Procedure for Chief Rothenberg said last Thursday ' for Labor Palestine. His subject various junior and intermediate which they have contributed datory shall be entrusted with upon his return from en extensive Rabbi of Palestine Monuments of Character clubs in September, Young Israel will be, 'Can Labor Build Pales- toward the Fund. I wish you control of the foreie re- The Chief Rabbinical Council of tour of Palestine. — -° tine?" An open forum discussion of Detroit started its 12th season of and your co-workers every suc• lotions of Palestine." Mr. Rothenberg, who was elected Knesseth Israel, meeting with the The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity g will follow his address. Further in- activity. cess in your forthcoming eels. the Vaad Leumi co-chairman of the Jewish Agency Aid dessert bridge will be given' The newly organized "Young A new labor settlement, on the representatives of formation concerning this meeting br•tion. site of the ancient city of Samaria has decided to name an elections for Palestine at the Agency meet- on Tuesday, Oct. 29, at 1:30 p. m., can be secured from Morris Lieb- Israel Lions" as well as the 'Yav- The message from President in the vicinity of Nahalal, has been committee for the nomination of a ing in Lucerne, reported that not- at the Jewish Center, Woodward neh Juniors and "Yavneh Inter- erman, Cadillac 8542. withstanding the large increase in • mediates" fell in splendidly with Roosevelt was read by Leib Jaffe, launched by • group of 50 young , new chief rabbi to succeed the late and Holbrook. There will be many director of the Palestine Founds- Jews of the Emek on land supplied Rabbi Abraham Kook. A group of immigration. Palestine was still prizes. the Young Israel work. suffering from a severe labor short- The Senior organization will thin Fund, and was greeted with by the Jewish National Fund. The Ashkenazic rabbis has furthered Sirs. J. Rose has arranged all P. Frank age. Commenting on the repercus- of- 1 start its bi-weekly meetings on the most enthusiastic applause of members of the new settlement, the candidacy of Rabbi Z. the Italo-Ethiopian con- details to make this an unusual Wednesday evening, Oct 30, at the the evening. It was pointed out ranging from the age of 17 to 24, as a temporary successor until af- Mona of fair. flict, the president of the Zionist Young Israel Center, 2691 Joy Rd.' ' that of the $27,000,000 raised are chiefly the first children of the ter a permanent chief rabbi has the past month five new L. M. Becker, educational direc- throughout the world for the Pal- settlers of the adjoining colony of been elected, urging the Vaad Leu- Organization of America said that cases have been brought in, involv- *nabs. sad Warble Moommeolo Preparations are being made by tor of the Jewish Community Cen- estine Foundation Fund, which Nahalal. The land allotted to the I mi an dthe Government to confirm the Mediterranean Sea "swarms ing ■ great expenditure, and in 7729 TWELFTH ST. the entertainment eotnmittee of ter will be the guest speaker. Mr. maintains the Jewish colonization, new labor settlement by Nahalal I this temporary appointment The with British war vessels repared order to be able to meet this ex- accun Thin interests in Detroit Lodge No. 65, Knights of Becker attended the Rabbi Isaac immigration and education activ- also includes by the an Jewish National old forest re- I ' request was denied by the Vaad to protect British pense it is urged that all organi- Leumi on the ground that Rabbi Egypt, Palestine, and other parts rations co-operate by attending the Pythias, for the fall festival dance Elchanan Theological Seminary in ities of the country, more than half deemed to be held on Saturday evening, New York and received his A.B. in was contributed by the Jews of Fund. • Frank left the Knesseth Israel and of the East" He added, however, donor luncheon, which will be held Rev. Canter Nov. 9. Members and friends are Health and Physical Education in the United States. Others who sent English imports of Palestine . cannot, therefore, occupy the post that well-informed circles discount- on Nov. 19 at the Statler Hotel. of Jerusalem Rabbi. Rabbi Frank ed the possibility of an extension Jacob invited . the McGill University in Montreal, greetings to the celebration were All proceeds are used for hospitali- yaa e s , ns g . e 1s have hoanrpilrd o a r a p.t in Europe or the Near Governor Herbert H. Lehman of e that the late Rabbi Kook of the war A new class of candidates Is be- Canada. He completed his Masters' Silverman nation of expectant mothers. the East. SERGTEAL him ing formed and Initiatory work I Degree at Teachers' College of Co- New York, Felix M. Warburg, For those who wish to rummage I with Italy arising from the present I himself named visit as'e " United MODEl. Wh ile the cities of Haifa. Tel- ,will begin next month with the 1 lumbia University. He wan rabbi David Lloyd-George, Lord Cecil. Mrs. R.' Kook's k's is as Imre edunrtien: n 1 The disciles of Rabbi Kook Aviv and other urban centers have call any of the following: situation in Ethiopia, it was the ' States. retort ire tank of page on Tuesday, Nov. 5. and director of the Sunnyside Jew- Albert, Einstein, Sigmund Freud, 7-2171; Mrs. I Goldberg, Townsend learned from London *here with extraordinary rapidity. Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Emile Van- Pero., mended b/ Last Tuesday, in the presence ish Center in Long Island. first shipment from Palestine's new are back of the candidacy of Rabbi grown M. Finkel, Townsend 4-4136; Mrs. rby Or tom coo of the not the agricultural ■ development dervelde, Thomas Mann, Franz ala large attendance, a resolo- An outline of the year's program Charlop, of Jerusalem, who is Doom, als M. Baker. Townsend 6-7189. For season was received. The , y has . faile dto keep countr f the Knesseth Israel Moe was passed by a unanimous will be presented by A. J. Rosen- Werfel, Edouard Herriot and Dr. citrus 2903 be inauguration of curtailment of citrus imports from The Mizrachi with urban expansion, he said, ob- card parties call Mrs. J. Rose, Eu- wed* making the dues for member- shine, who heads the newly elected Cyrus Adler. The inaucution Elmhurst clid 02222: Mrs. N. Blatnikoff, Eu- either. however. I the world-wide Keren Hayesod cal- Italy ha. brought a greater de- year, which will en - administration. a solemn convocation "nand for the Palestine product I group is anxious to secure the ap- i serving awaiting that vast cultivation tracts of land TO. 5-6539 and clid 0059-M. Shapiro of were still to lodge membership The meeting will start promptly ebration was Morrtsom or a n it memory of Sol De Young me or attended by representatives of all The new citrus season. which Koint Peri onwed ovno Chief Rabbi Dr. Herzog , settlement. Mr. Rothenberg said somahershio with fel II at 8:45 p. re. be planted in Palestine by in- (K tree will opened in Palestine on Oct. 1, that the present Jewish population to part•ke in athleti Plans for the formation of a Wo- the institutions of the Yishuv who 1 be ing on § a so 20 lbs. DAMP WASH PAY BEFORE NOVEMBER FIRST C Lace Curtains Su:. Pair 25c PAY BEFORE NOVEMBER FIRST Double Woolen Blankets 35e Feather Pillows PAY BEFORE NOVEMBER FIRST All Ironed Service 25C I0c Pt. FLAT PIECES Ni Honor Jewish Boys At City Law School i4SACHUSETTS r LAUNDRY CO. PAY BEFORE NOVEMBER FIRST ILLAC 7423 A. B. MARGOLIS Rebecca Bielfield Dead At Age of 82 Kosher Meat & Poultry Market JACOB P. SUMERACKI Roll of MIZRACIII CONTINUE Hadassah Honor Rally Next MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Wednesday, Oct. 30 OBITUARY ARAB PRESS IN PALESTINE STARTS ANTI-JEWISH DRIVE FOLLOWING ARMS DISCOVERY WATCH I The Chronicle REAL ESTATE BARGAINS Zedakah Club Pep Rally Nov. 4 Feuer to Speak Here on Nov. 10 YOUNG ISRAEL Prenzlauer Group Bridge on Tuesday i Knights of Pythias To Hold Fall Dance :IL% Manuel Urbacb