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Rabbi Leon Fram will address
the Mt. Sinai Hospital Associa-
tion at 8:30 p. m., on Wednes-
day, Nov. 2, in the Brown Mem-
orial Chapel of Temple Beth El,
Woodward and Gladstone. His
topic will be "The Next Step for
the Detroit Jewish Community."
Vocal selections will be rendered
by Mrs. David R. Kallman. An
invitation to attend this meeting
is extended to all members, their
friends and the community at
large.
Mrs. Kallman, who will be
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Florence Kutzen, will sing the
following selections: "Gavotte"
from Manon; "Carmena" by H.
Lane Wilson; "Vilia from the
Merry Widow by Lehar; Chas-
sidic folksongs.
The association reports that the
ball on Oct. 8 was a huge suc-
cess. Thanks
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Rabbi Fram
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cided to spon-
sor a series of bingo parties for
the next 20 weeks, the first
party to be held at the Bnai
Moshe Monday, Nov. 21.
Dr. Harry Saltzstein addressed
the board members.
The meeting to be addressed
by Rabbi Fram will be held
jointly with the League of the
Mt. Sinai Hospital Association.
The League will hold a seperate
b u s i n e as meeting preceeding
Rabbi Fram's talk.
A successful series of house
parties was given by, the mem-
bership committee of the League
on Tuesday, Oct. 25, and Thurs-
day, Oct. 27.

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The first meeting of the cur-
rent season of the newly organ-
ized Junior Mizrachi Women's
Group will take place next Tues-
day evening, Nov. 1, at 8:30, at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Barnett,
2021 Rochester Ave.

Mre. Jac. Albert, Mr. end Mrs. a. J.
Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Free-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Allender, 11r.
and Mr.. Reuben Allender. Mr. and Mrs.
Iferman A. Au.. Mr. and Mre. Abe
Bader, Jr. end Mr. Chart. Barnett,
Mr. and Mra Harry Barnett, Dr. and
Mrs. Saul Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Berke, Mr. and Mrs. lien Berkowitz.
Mr. and Mn.. (lemon Bertmtele, Mr. and
Mr.. Raul J. Birnkraut. Mr. and Mra
F. S. Mork, Mr. and Mn. Abe Blueetein,
Mr. and ?dm Omar Blumberg, Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Braun. Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Bremer, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brodie,
Mr. and Mra W. H. Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob florin. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Boris. Mr. ancUltra Samuel Bob,
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and Mr.. Ira Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Nor•
man Buckner, Mr. and Mrs Jacob Bur-
rows, Mr. and Mra henry Burstein,
Mr. and lire. Louie Cohane, Mr. and
Mre. harry Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
rice Cohen, Mr. and Mre. Samuel Cohen,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Daviee, Mr. and Mr.
Moe Diamond, Mr. and lire Milton
Donee, Mr. and Mrs Wilfred ironer, Mr,
and are Harry Dunks, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Edelson, Mr. and Mrs. gal B.
Edelman, Mr. and Mira Edw. Elk, Dr.
and Mra. Otto Enock, Mr. and Mrs.
Edw. Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Fer-
rer, Can Fidler, Mr. and Mrs. (Amon
ilaher. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Fischman,
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Elam., Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Frank. Mr. and Mee. Louis
Fran kenetein, Mr. and Mrs. I. Frediand,
Mr. and Mrs. David Freedman, Mr. and
Mr. Louis Freedman. Mr. and Mra
Samuel Friedman, Dr. and Mrs. Louis
Galin, Dr. Nathan Galin, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Gold, Mr. and Mn. Benjamin Gold-
Coln, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gould, Mr. and
Mts. Morris Gourwitz, Mn. and Mrs.

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Balfour Ball, which has be-
come the traditional leading so-
cial event of the fall season and
which is the only means used by
the Zionist Organization of De-
troit to secure funds to carry on
its educational program, will be
held at Hotel Statler on Satur-
day evening, Nov. 6.
Lawrence W. Crohn, president
of the organization, and Abra-
ham Cooper, chairman of the
Balfour Ball
committee,
have issued an
appeal to the
- community a t
large to pat-
ronize this im-
portant event,
since a large
fund is needed
for education-
al purpose to
enlighten t h e
community -
Jewish and
Mr.. Burn.tine non-Jewish -
regarding Jew-
ish claims to Palestine.
Proceeds of the ball are used
to finance the educational activi-
ties of the Zionist Organization
of Detroit • and to finance . the
work of Young Judaea.
An active committee is co-
operating with Mr. Cooper in
planning for the ball. Mrs. Perry
P. Burnstine is a member of the
committee. A list of patrons and
patronesses, additional to those
announced last week, follows:
Mr. and Mm ham Adler, Mr. and

The family of the late Jacob
R. Lifschitz have honored the
memory of their beloved father
Samuel Grenadier, Mr. and Net tools
Luneburg. Mr. and Mre. Charles Hatn• by
presenting the Hebrew
burger. Mr. •nd 11m. Abe Ramie, Mr
two , Schools with his portrait, and by
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Mr. luvid Huber. Dr, Gilbert J. Irma,
Mr. and Mre. blame) Jacobean, Mr. an
Mr,, Benjamin Jones, Mr. and New Jo.
mph Kahon, Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Kaplan, Mr. and Mr.. Wolf Kaplan,
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Kate., Mr. and Mrs
a T. Kay. Mr. and Mtn. George Kayos
Mr. and Mrs. Ramey Keywell, Mr. and
Mrs. Emanuel Klein. Fred H. Klein.
Mr. and Mrs Morris Klein, Dr. and
Si,.. David KIM. Mr. and Mrs. Max
Kogan, lir. and Mrs. Jacob Kovinake.
Mr. end Mrs. Milton Kushner, Dr. Philip
Lachman. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Langer,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lankiest, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Lapidea. Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Lades, Dr. and Mrs. I. 1. Ltaltldu. Mr.
and Mm. A. J. Levin, Dr, and Mrs.
Samuel 3. Levin Mr. •nd ?Ara Henry
Levitt, Mr. and Mn. Lou Littman. Mr.
a nd Mm A. Loewenstein, Mn. and Mrs.
Irving Mahler, Mr. and lira Milton
Mahler, Sir. and Mrs. ham Markowitz,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Miller, Me. and
Mal J. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Modell, Mr. and Mn.. Max Newman,
Mr. and Mrs. Davld Oppenhelm, Mr
and Mrs. Morrie Portal, Mr. and Mn..
Abraham Pia. Mr. and Istre. Arthur
Purdy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Radnor,
Mr. and Mn. Max Illesman, Mr. and
Mn. M. Rosenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
rle Rosenberg. Norman Rosenberg, Mr.
and Mn.. Robert Rosenberg, Mr. and
Mos A. G. Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs
William J. Roth, Mr. and Mr. William
Rothenberg Mr. and Mn'. David Baran
Mr. and Mr.. sermon Safran, Mr. and
Mrs, Harry J. Schaefer, Mr. and Mre .
Max Sk-hayowits, 1(r. and MM. Sol
Schaeowits, Mr. and lira Morris &hie-
teh Mr. and Mrs. Nate Scholnick. Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Schorr. Mr. and Mn. .
Irving Schreiber, Mr. and Mrs. David
&huff, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schumer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben &Marts, Frank
Sehnert.. Ulm Gwen Wileman. Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Schwarts, George Seyburn,
Sir. and Min Morris Bhstsen, Sir. and
Mn.. Irving Shean, Mr. and 14rs. Sell•
liam Shevin, Dr. and Si-., Leonard Bid.
low, Mr. and Mrs. Regina Silberstein.
Mr. •nd Mrs. lfarri• Silverberg, Sir.
and Mn. Morris giciar, Mr. and lira.
William Woman, Mr. and Mr.. Philip
G. linsith, Mr. and Mra. Jule. Solomon.
Mr. and Mrs. Et II. Solomon, Mr. and
Mrs. 'ring Steinman, Mr. and bin,.
Murray Sutkin, Mr. and Mre. Lille Thal,
Dr. and Mrs. M. Toyclk, Mr. and Mut
Sidney Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Weinbaum, Mr. ■ and Mra Samuel Weis-
man. Mr. and Mrs. ,David /M.
and Mr. Derry Yuctkoff Mr. •nd Mre.
Samuel ZAMA Dr. Louie Zlatkin, Mr.
and Mm. Harry Zoikower, Mr. and Mrs.
I. Louis Zuleback, .Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Zuieback.

Mrs. Albert Feldstein, execu-
tive secretary of the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit, reported
on Thursday that the community
is responding enthusiastically to
the appeal for support of the
movement through the Balfour
Ball. The response, she stated, is
an indication that Detroit Jews
realize the important work that
is being done through the Zion-
ist office at 1044 Penobscot Bldg.
As an instance of accomplish-
ments, she pointed out that the
mass demonstration at Cass Tech-
nical High School last Sunday
afternoon would have been im-
possible without the guidance
from the Zionist office. To con-
tinue this work, the Balfour Ball
must be an even greater success
than last year, Mrs. Feldstein
stated.

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LATE JACOB R. LIFSCHITZ

tion tor•he scholarship fund of
the schools.
Mr. Lifschitz, who was popular
in the Oakland district where he
was connected with the Ahavath
Achim Synagogue, was for 10
years a member of the staff of
the United Hebrew Schools of
Detroit. He was a Talmudic
scholar of note, a recognized
Maskill, versed in modern He-
brew literature, and an excellent
pedagogue. All his friends, teach
era, students, 'parents, and mem-
besr of the congregation remem-
ber him not only as a scholar,
but as one of the kindliest per-
sons. He was always ready not
only with a kind word of com-
fort and consolation, advice and
gpidance, but with all there was
in his possession, and was always
ready to give to the needy, in
the true Jewish traditional man-
ner of utmost modesty.
Many of the members of his ,
family are connected with edu-
cational and Zionist activities.
The following are the members
of the family of the late Jacob
R. Lifschitz: Mr. and Mrs. I. M.
Hertz, Mr. and Mrs. I. Sendler
of Flint, Sol Lifschitz, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Rosenzweig, Sam
Lifschitz, Mr. and Mrs. M. Bru-
der of Cleveland and Mr. and
Mrs. Sol Diener.
Mr. Lifschitz passed away on
March 26, 1932.

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The Detroit Post No. 135,
Jewish War ,Veterans of the U.
S., will sponsor a banquet and
dance on the eve of Armistice
Dai. Thursday, Nov. 10. at Saks'
on Woodward Ave.. in honor of
Dr. Robert Rosen, newly elected
national executive committeeman
for the fifth regional district,
comprising the states of Michi-
gan, Ohio and Indiana; Dr. Perry
P. Burnstine, newly appointed
surgeon general; Samuel J. Leve,
chairman of the national rehabili-
tation committee of the Jewish
War Veterans of the U. S.; Eli-
zabeth W. Shapero, national color
guard of the Ladies Auxiliary.
All arrangements are in charge
of the entertainment committee,
of which Joseph Jones is chair-
man.

The 24th annual convention of
Hadassah to be held in St. Louis,
Mo., from Oct. 31 to Nov. 3, will
be attended by 25 delegates and
alternates from the Detroit chap-
ter.
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Of nation-wide interest is the
plan of an international broad-
cast which will be held Oct. 31,
between St. Louis, New York and
London, England, at 11:30 p. m.
Detroit time, over which Mrs.
Edward Jacobs, Mrs. Moses - P.
Epstein and Dr. Reinhold Nie-
buhr, professor of applied Chris-
tianity at the Union Theological
Seminary,°will speak. This broad-
cast may be heard over WWJ.
Continuing the weekly rally
programs, an original skit by
Mrs. Harry Jackson entitled
"Hadassah Sews" will be pre-
sented on Friday, Nov. 4, at
Hotel Detroiter. Supplementing
the play will be a "Hadassah
Quiz" under the direction of
Mrs. Jack Saula.
Lucheon at 12:30 o'clock will
precede the meeting and reserva-
tion can be made by calling Mrs.
Milton Gordon, Un. 2-6250.
Plans are being completed for
the combined paid-up member-
ship luncheon and general meet-
ing to be held on Tuesday, Nov.
8, at the Shaarey Zedek. All
members in good standing are in-
vited to attend.
Announcement has been made
by the activities chairman, Mrs.
Joe Magidsohn that the sewing
gt'oup working on Palestine cup-
plies is now meeting every
Wednesday from 10 to 4 at the
Hadassah offices in the Avalon
Theater Bldg. Lunch is served
and all arrangements are in
charge of Mrs. David Feinberg,
chairman. and Mrs. Benjamin
Kiefer, co-chairman. All mem-
bers are urged to attend.
Mrs. John Frazer, chairman of
dramatics, announces the first
meeting of the "Little Theater"
group of Hadassah on Monday,
Oct. 31, at 1:30, at the Colonial
Department Store. This group
will be conducted by Mrs. Nathan
Berke of the Jewish Center staff.
All members interested in joining
the class should contact Mrs.
Frazer at To. 6-1992.
Mra. Philip Gilbert, chairman
of public speaking has arranged
with Dr. Preston Scott of Wayne
University for a course in pub-
lie speaking to be offered to
members of Hadassah at the
nominal charge of ;3 for 12 ses-
sions. Enrollment can be made at
the paid-up membership luncheon
or by calling Mrs. Gilbert. Un.
1-9212.
The National chanter of Hades-
Bah announces Hadassah Sabbath
day on Nov. 5. All local rabbis
have been contacted and will de-
vote their sermons on that day
to the philosophy of Hadassah.
Members are urged to attend
services.
Mrs. Philip Lipson, chairman
of the Jewish National Fund
committee, announces the follow-
ing gifts:

All of Detroit's orthodox syna-
gogues will be represented at a
public farewell "Melave MalEe"
to be given at 8 o'clock Satur-
day, Oct. 29, at Lachar's Hall,
8939 12th St., in honor of the
revered and saintly Rabbi Elch-
onon Wasserman, dean of the
Baranowicze (Poland) Yeshiva
Ohel Torah, who is concluding
a three week's visit in Michigan.
The Gaon Wasserman spoke
before 12 principal congregations
in the city and addressed a com-
munal mass meeting at Pontiac.
The entire Jewish community of
Flint gathered to meet Rabbi
Wasserman Thursday at a special
function arranged by Ellis War-
ren, head of the Federation of
Jewish Charities in that city, and
Rabbi Solomon Z. Feinberg.
Saturday night's meeting here
will listen to a "Shiur" by Rabbi
Wasserman, considered one of
the greatest Talmudical scholars
of this generation.
Cantor David Katzman, world-
famous "Chazon" who was re-
cently elected at the Bnai Moshe,
will sing. Refreshments will be
served. The public is invited.
Rabbi Wasserman expects to
visit several neighboring commu-
nities before he returns to New
York on Wednesday. He may be
reached at the home of Rabbi
Joseph Eisenman, 1956 Taylor
Ave, Tyler 5-5283.

Detroit League of Denver
Home Thanks Patrons

In behalf of the National
Home for Jewish Children at
Denver, Mrs. Harry Goldberg,
president of the Detroit League,
thanks the public for its gener-
ous response to the fund-raising
project, the theater party held
last Tuesday evening at the Ma-
atonic Temple.
Mrs. Alfred Meyers and Mrs.
Leon Zechman were general
chairmen.
All proceeds from this event
will be applied toward Detroit's
quota for the maintenance of
the Denver Home which cares for
children who have been exposed
to tuberculosis.

Sir. and sire. (Imam RoNnwn a tree
In honor at Shirley Ruth weinherra
d 57.e ath birthday, by Mr and Mre 11•1117
Weinberg: • ten In honorof the birth
and
Nth ',MM.( anniversary at Mr
by Mr and Mra of Lois Joyea Pula.. daughter at Mr.
Mre. Hear
Philip Gilbert and Mr and Mr. Joseph and Firs Barmy smith. by Mr. and
Yell.: • tree in memory of Reinert Mr. &Milan Kleiman.
Contributions can be mud. be •illi.*
&hem by Mr, and Mrs harry
Coming • centributi. in memory er Mrs. Philip Lipson, Us. 1-1140. or Ur.
Mr. and Mre Robert Schomberger. be (Amid Seligson, To. 1 - 1711.

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13th Annual Banquet at
Jewish Folk Schools
This Sunday

The 13th annual banquet of
the Jewish Folk Schools, spon-
sored by the Poole-Zion, the Jew-
ish National Workers' Alliance
and Pioneer Women's Organiza-
tion, will be held Sunday, Oct.
30, at 7 p. m., at the Jewish
Center, Woodward at llolbrook.
A musical and dramatical pro-
gram is being prepared and the
guest speaker will be the noted
writer and lecturer. William
Nathanson of Chicago.
Classes in both schools are
still open for beginners and ad-
vanced pupils. The schools are
located at 8603 12th St. and
12244 Dexter Blvd.

Bnai David Sisterhood to
Sponsor Series of Mem-
bership Teas
Bessie Sorin Zviller Society
Plans Annual Banquet
The first of a series of teas

The Bessie Sorin Zviller Aid
Society will hold their 10th an-
nual banquet and ball on Sun-
day evening, Dec. 4, at Lachar's
on 12th St. The chairman of the
affair is Mrs L. Fineman, who
is being assisted by the follow.
ing: Mrs. L. Wiseman, vice-oresi-
dent; Mrs. L. Zager, recording
secretary; Mrs. II. E. Epstein,
financial secretary; Mrs. 'Alter.
treasurer.
A special meeting in regards
to the affair is to take place at
the home of the president, Mrs.
H. Pevin of 2261 Calvert Ave.,
on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 1,
at 1 p. m. All 'members are
urged to attend. For reservations
('ontribution to Jewish Netional Fund
Edith call Mrs. Alter, Townsend 5-2310.

atone B and Leon Rynek, b Mr.
Mrs Ell Pbubee and Mr. and lIrst Max

An impressive ceremony marked
the inauguration of newly-elected
officers of the Hebrew Ladies'
Aid Society held Oct. 20. Mrs.
Charles Cornell installed the of-
ficers before an assemblage of
more than 300 people. Follow-
ing the formal installation, the
retiring president, Mrs. Ignatz
Auslander, rendered a detailed
analysis of the past year's activi.
ties. Rabbi Moses Fischer de-
livered a brief address.
The new officers are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Abe Stiller; vice presi-
dents, Mrs. J. Arthur Schiff and
Mrs. Allen Janawitz; recording
secretary, Mrs. Paul R. Freeman;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Eli
Greenwald; treasurer, Mrs. Phil-
ip Shapiro; conductress, Mrs.
Ethel Goodman; inner guard,
Mrs. Morris Feldman; trustees.
Mrs. Irving E. Liebsoa, Mrs.
Louis Goldfine and Mrs. Jake
Greenwald.
A card party on Oct. 27 was
in charge of Mrs Ethel Good-
man and Mrs. Manuel Engel.
The annual Chanukah dinner-
dance will be held Dec. 4, at the
Bnai Moshe. Reservations are
being accepted by the commit.
tee headed by Mrs. Charles Ber-
ger.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 2, at
the Dexter-Lawrence Hall.

will be held at the home of Mrs.
Rudy LoPatin, 16514 Baylis,
Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 2 p. m.
Judge D. J. Healy of the Ju-
venile Court will speak, and Miss
Sylvia Schorr, a member of the
faculty of the Ganapol School of
Music and former pupil of Ed-
win Hughes of New York, will
render musical selections.
The Sisterhood sponsors the
Sunday School of Bnai David
Synagogue, Elmhurst and 14th.

Contributions to Sylvia Si-
mons Scholarship Fund

Contributions to the Sylvia Si-
mons Scholarship Memorial Fund
of the Music Study Club were
received as follows: In memory
of Charles W. Rosenberg of
Chicago, by Mr. and Mrs. Louis
James Rosenberg; in memory of
Robert Schomberg, from Mrs. I.
Nurko; in memory of Henry
Feinberg, from ?finale Study Club
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Proceeds of Yearly Event to Be Used for Educational
Activities in Detroit and to Finance
Young Judaea Movement

Honor Meinory of
Jacob R. Lifschitz

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Elects Its Officers

Election of officers was held
by the Children's Minyon of the
United Hebrew Schools on Satut-
day, Oct. 22. The following were
elected: Shirley Subar, president;
Sarah Goldberg, vice-president;
Pearl Rappaport. secretary; Betty
Ehrlich, girl-sergeant; Harold
Carmel, boy-sergeant. Board
members are: Tillie Zack, Rose-
lyn Tron, Martin Sorkovitz and
Adeline Subar.
Services are held every Satur-
day morning at the Philadelphia-
Byron branch of the United He-
brew Schools.
A number of boys are trained
to officiate as Chazon. The pres-
ent chazonim are Martin Sorko-
vitz, Donald Solovich, Harold
Wax, Ilarold Carmel and David
Rappaport During the services
sermonettes are delivered by
members of the congregation.
Kiddoah is made by the Chazon,
and refreshments are served. The
song of "Adon Olam" marks the
close of the services. All chil-
dren are welcome to attend.

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