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Attention, Suwalker landsleute!

THE SUWALKER VEREIN OF DETROIT has dur-
ing its five years' existence devoted itself to
aiding unfortunate landsleute overseas.
The Verein is now conducting a drive for members.
It is the duty of every Suwalker landsman to join
the organization and to assist in its important
work.
The Suwalker Verein meets every second and
fourth Sunday of each month at 9 p. m., at the
Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence.
For further information call the president, Julius
Danto, Madison 8190, or the secretary, B.
Keller, Northlawn 3446.

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fitted
by registered specialists at
■ price you can efford to pay.

Rabbi Friedland
To Address J.N.F.
Auxiliary Nov. 3o

The meeting of the Ladies Aux-
:Fund to be held Wednesday. Nov.
130, at 2 p. xi., at the Fort Wayne
Hotel, Cass at Temple, will be
.addressed by Rabbi Eric Fried-

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Mafalda Favero, Noted
Prima Donna, to Be Solo-
ist with Symphony Next
Thursday

Making her debut in the United
States as a concert soloist, Ma-
falda Favero, prima donna so-
prano of La Scala, Milan, and
one of Europe's best known ar-
tists, will be presented at the
fourth subscription concert of

the Detroit Svmnhonv Orchestra

in Orchestra Hall, Thursday
night, Dec. 1. Sfiss Favero also
will appear at the orchestra's
second Friday matinee concert,
Dec. 2, at 2:30 o'clock. Maestro
Franco Ghione, with whom Miss
Favero has sung numerous times
in Italy, will conduct both con-
certs.
Miss Favero, now engaged in
her first American tour, is re-
ported as the "find" of the an-
nual season of the San Francisco
Opera Company, with which or-
ganization she sang recently in
revival, of "Martha" and 'Don
Pasquale." She is scheduled to
make her debut with the Metro-
politan Opera in New York Wed-
nesday night, Nov. 30, following
which she will leave immediately
for her local appearances.

Hector Bolitho to Address
Town Hall at Cass Friday

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Detroit Town Hall, at the Cass
Theater, is presenting Hector
Bolitho, author. biographer and
international broadcaster, next
Friday morning, Dec. 2, at 11
o'clock. Mr. Boldl). who is one
of the most brilliant of the
younger generation of English
biographers and is acknowledged
to be the leading authority on the
history of the Royal Family. is
making his first American tour
telling "Why the English Still
Have a King—Behind the Scenes
with British Royalty," answer-
ing this question that the Ameri-
cans have been so insistently ask-
ing ever since the events attend-
ing the sensational abdication of
the throne by Edward VIII.
Hector Bolitho is best known
on this side of the Atlantic for
his intimate biography of Ed-
ward VIII. Ile has been favor-
ably heard by American listeners
because of his three international
broadcasts—one on the eve of
the abdication of Edward VIII,
one on the eve of the corontion
of George VI, nd one on Neew
Year's Day 1938 when he spoke
of the first Year of the new reign.

At a special meeting of the lio.
brew Ladies' Aid Society, called by
the president, Mrs. Abe( Miller, on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 22, aril isii
Moshe Synagogue, final prepare-

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COUNCIL FAVORS
JOINT ACTION

At the quarterly meeting of
the Jewish Community Council
of Detroit held Wednesday eve-
ning at the Philadelphia-Byron
Hall, deegates of organizations
endorsed the request of the of-
ficers for joint action in defense
of Jewish rights under the guid-
ance of the General Council of
the four major national bodies—
American Jewish Congress, Amer-
ican Jewish Committee, Bnai
Brith and Jewish Labor Com-
mittee.
Reports were submitted at this
meeting by Simon Shetzer. presi-
dent, who outlined the recent
work in protest against the po-
groms in Germany; Dr. Leo M.
Franklin, who supplemented Mr.
Shetzer's report; Philip Slomo-
vitz, chairman of the public re-
lations committee; Judge Charles
Rubber, chairman of the arbi-
tration committee; Frank Hoff-
man, chairman of the liaison
committee for the anti-Nazi boy-
cott.
The meeting was addressed by
Maurice Samuel, eminent author
and lecturer, who was in the city
on a two-hour visit. Mr. Samuel
urged support of the movement
for the Palestine Pavilion at the
World's Fair in New York and
described the proposed Jewish
exhibit as an important political
step to present to the world an
outline of Jewish accomplish-
ments in Palestine.

Rufchek Silverstein Meets Young People's Society of
Frederich von Schacht
Cong. Mishkan Israel
in Mat Bout Monday

FEATURES AT POWATAN

RU S SEK S

Births

MRS. 1. E. LEIBSON

lions were made for the annual
this affair the high school is en-
(now-donee, to be given on Sun-
gaging the J. Y. P. team of Shea-
day, Dec. 4, at 6 p. m., at the Baal
rey Zedek in a basketball game.
-
Moshe Synagogue. There will also
Music for the evening
being
be (lancing to the time of a gypsy
Nov. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Forman (Hermina Brock) 0 orchestra. The proceede will go
furnished by Ansley Goodman
and his rhythm band. Members 13835 LaSalle Blvd., a daughter, Sharon Gail.
to a worthy charity.
of Temple Beth El and Shuarey
Nov. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wasserman (Bernice Cohen
Tickets may be hue) by calling
Zedek Y. P. S. and their friends a son, Benjamin Peter.
any of the chairmen: Alm. I. E.
are invited to attend. Refresh-
Letbson,
Townsend 8.8018; Mrs.
Nov. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sterns (Esther Temchin
ments will be served.
C. Beyer, Tyler 4-5903; Mrs. E.
of 3729 W. Chicago Blvd., a son. David Marshall.
Miss Beatrice Metz is an ac-
Drummer,
Townsend 7-1043.
Nov. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. William Plotkin (Molly Pliskow
Reservations should be made not
tive members of the committee on of 9755 N. Martindale, a son, Gary Allan.
arrangements and is in charge of
later than Thursday, Dec. 1. Those
Nov. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sheplow, a son, Joseph Z. working on the committee include:
refreshments.
Nov. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mossman (Tillie Frankel) o f Mesdames I. Auslander, A. Miller,
3352 Sturtevant Ave., a son, Douglas Stewart.
1'. Shapiro, M. Weinstein, M. Kat-
Nov. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cohen (Evelyn L. Gross . lush, William I. Miller, L. Kahn,
man), a daughter.
A. Janowitz, E. Diamond and L.
Goldfine.
Mrs. Ethel Goodman and Mrs.
bl. Engel have charge of the cook-

The health education depart-
ment of the Jewish Community
Center, Woodward at Holbrook,
is offering special classes in
rhythm and tap for boys and
girls from the ages of 5 to 7.
Elementary, intermediate and ad-
vanced classes have been organ-
ized to meet the needs of each
child. Since classes have only re-
RABBI ERIC FRIEDLAND
cently begun, it is important for
land, spiritual leader of Con- parents to register their child as
gregation Beth Jacob, Pontiac. soon as possible so that the full
Mrs. Louie Sultan Colton, plan- benefit may be derived from the
ist, will furnish the musical pro- course. The fee for the entire
gram. Mrs. Colton studied in year is only $3, which also gives
, Europe with Alfred Cortot and the child privileges in the social
I Wanda Landowska• and educational activities of the
Report s will be given on the Center, such as arts and crafts,
omembership teas and box collec- puppetry, ping pong and many
Goo,. All prospective members others. Miss Edith Mushkin, wom-
are invited to attend this meet- en's heilth director, is in charge
! Inc. A social hour with refresh- of the dance classes and may
!Cents will follow.
be reached by calling Ma. 8275.

Promoter Eddie Lewis this
week, after 10 days of negotia-
tions, has made a rematch be-
tween Rufchek Silverstein, Jew-
ish wrestling champion, and
Friedrich von Schacht, the giant
German. The match will be staged
Monday night, Nov. 28, at the
Arena Gardens, and will be a one
fall affair to a decision.
Lewis had little trouble sign-
ing the German because he was
anxious to wipe out Silverstein's
victory over him three weeks ago.
Silverstein, however, refused to
sign unless he had assurance that
he would not win again on dis-
qualification. To circumvent this
attitude. Promoter Lewis finally
forced von Schacht to agree to
71efo m ru fe si tt clause mI shh oi u s d c contract.
tr
He
pay $500
by disqualification. The same
clause is in Silverstein's contract.

BLACK
MAGIC
by I. MILLER

Nov. 27—Miss Ann Snyder, daughter of Mrs. Belle Snyder of
Windsor, to Irving Newman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newman.
Reception at 3045 Carter Ave. from 3 to 5 p. m. No cards.
Nov. 27—Miss Gertrude Keil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Keil of Taller Ave., to William Rubin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Rubin of Monterey Ave.

Jewish Center Offers Dance
Class for Juniors

FACIAL TREATMEIN

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The Senior High School of
Temple Beth El is spoRsoring a
social affair at the Temple So-
Mr. and Mrs. William Shevin of Webb Ave. announce th
cial Hall, Saturday evening,' Nov.
26, at 8:,30 o'clock. Preceding engagement of their daughter, Blanche Beatrice, to Dr. Bernard
Feldman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Feldman of Glynn Ct.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tigay of 2271 Taylor Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Esther Barbara, to Meyer Weiner,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiner of Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holinstat of Fullerton Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to John Charles Sillman. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Silverman.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Stutz of St. Louis announce the engage-
ment cff their (laughter, Bernice Harriett, to Norman Sloman of
Detroit, son of Mrs. Waldo Siemens
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Raepe of bkslie Ave. announce the engage-
ment of their (laughter, Bethea, to 'Irwin Green, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Max Greenberg of Baylis Ave.

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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Tuesday evening, Nov. 29, an
open meeting of the Young Peo-
ple's Society of Mishkan Israel
will be held by the society in
the social hall of the synagogue,
Blaine near Linwood, it was an-
nounced by rnestine Waldman,
secretary-elect.
A social hour, including danc-
ing, will follow the business ses-
sion.
Plans for installation of of-
ficers are complete, it was stated
by Nathan Spinner, chairman of
the committee on arrangements.
It will be held on Tuesday, Dec.
13, in conjunction with the cele-
bration of Chanukah.

CLUB TEN FORTY

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Don Harris, singer of soothing
melodies and master of cere-
monies at the Ten-Forty Club,
has been held over for a third
week, and heads another all-star
show that offers a complete
change of material and musical
numbers.
Other hold-overt are Betty
Robin, cute variety dancer who
needs no introduction to Ten-
Forty patrons, and Lillian Sher-
man, lovely brunette rhythm
singer.
Newcomers to the floor show
are Paul and Paulette, society
dancers with a flair for comedy.
Melisse Bellau, attractive pian-
ist and songstress, provides the
entertainment between the dance
sets, and Coyle McKay. veteran
Ten-Forty maestro and his or-
chestra, play for dancing and the
three nightly performances.
Club Ten-Forty retains the dis-
tinction of serving Detroit's finest
food and provides special week-
day and Sunday dinner menus.

Ruth Brent, diminutive swing
singer whose unique rhythm ar-
iangements of popular songs
launched her on the air with
Paul Whiteman, returns Saturday
as a headliner at the Powatan
after a two-year absence from
Detroit. On her previous appear-
ance here. petite la Brent so
caught the public fancy that she
stayed three months. Also new-
comers on the bill are Buster
and Billie Burnell. swifties in
tap-time.
The Deauville Boys, those mad-
cap of none and comedy now in
their third week, are getting
many curtain calls for their orig-
inal version of the time "When
Musky Took Over the Metropoli-
tan." Their clever - pianist is
Frank Dio Dati. Paul Neighbor's
music between shows is a tune-
He has everything who is con-
ful invitation to dancing .
tent with nothing.

Marriages

HEADS COMMITTEE FOR ing.
J.W.E.W.O. LUNCHEON The next meeting will be held

Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 30, at
FOX • VASS
Mrs. Ida Schultz is chairman the Bnai Moshe.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. of the sixth annual donor lunch-;
Peter Vass of 270 E. Kirby Ave. eon of the Jewish Women's Eu-
was the scene of the marriage ropean Welfare Organization. The, M
of their daughter, Mildred Lu-
cille, and Leonard W. Fox, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox,
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
Rabbi A. M. Ilershman, assisted
Plans are in progress for the
by Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld, per-
I social event of this season to be
formed the ceremony.
sponsored by the League of the
bliss Vass had her sister, Flor-
Mt. Sinai Hospital Association of
ence, as maid of honor, another
Detroit. Mrs. J. W. Solomon is
sister, Leanore, and bliss Vivien
general chairman of the formal
Weiner as bridesmaids. Alice
(lance, which will take place on
Vass and Helen Grossfeld acted
Saturday evening, Dec. 10, in the
as junior bridesmaids.
Crystal Ballroom of the Book
Mr. Fox was attended by Wil-
Cadillac Hotel. Music will be pro-
bur Loewenberg as best man,
vided by Jules Klein's orchestra.
and ushers were Walter and Sey-
Special entertainment is planned.
mour Grossfeld and Manny Gor-
blrs. Solomon announces the fol-
man.
lowing members as co-workers cm
Following the ceremony there
her committee: Co-chairman, Net-
was a reception and buffet sup-
tie Goldhoff; printing, Shirley
per, after which the young
Small; entertainment, Irene Bus-
couple left for a honeymoon
sey; publicity, Marie Haas; ar-
through the South.
rangements, Florence Solomon, as.
sisteil by Hilda Bederman, Belleen
Reichstern, Sylvia Saperstein, Rose
LEVKOVITCH • STEINMAN
Myers and Marian Coleman.
Miss Florence Steinman and
MRS. IDA SCHULTZ
For tickets and information call
Michael Levkovitch were united
in marriage Sunday, Nov. 20, by
Mrs. Solomon, Townsend 7-4-101,
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter, at affair will be held Jan. 6 at the or Miss Goldhoff, University 3-2110.
Fort Wayne Hotel.
his home, 1940 Gladstone.
Dorothy Shetzer, chairman of
Mrs. R. 13. Newman. in charge publicity, reports that her commit-
of rummage, announces that a tee will issues a monthly bulletin.
WELCH • BATCHKO
Miss Ann Batchko, daughter of store is still available and dates The 5ollowing are members of the
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Batchko may be made by calling Town- committee: „Ada Ruth Meyers, Gail
of 237 Leicester Court, was send 7-7956. Mrs. A. Gittleman Wallich, Charlotte Ross, Ruth
united in marriage to Harry is chairman of the souvenir Friedland, Sally Klayman, Re-
Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. book. Mrs. William Fisher and becca Kahn, Jessie Hoffenbloom,
Philip Welch of Toledo, 0., Sun- Mrs. J. Bagdade are taking care Sarah Weinstein, Naomi Goldstein,
day, Nov. 20. The wedding was of spacing memorials and darl- Lill ian Westerman, Ruth and
held at Beth Tefilo Emanuel, Top- ings. For information call Town- Nathalie Vickstein, Gertrude Kan-
ton and Woodrow Wilson, with send 6-9553 or Tyler 7-3527.
to• and Marie Haas.
Rabbis Max J. Wohlgelernter and
Joseph Eisenman officiating. The
Judge Rubiner to Speak at Council of Pioneer Womens
couple will reside at the Miller
Emanuel Friday Evening
Apts., Toledo.
Organizations
Forum Dec. 2
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ROSEROOT • COLITZ
A council meeting of the Pio-
Louis C.olitz of Chicago an-
- Organization w
Judge Charles Rubiner will lec-
held lv
avOn
flounces the marriage of his daugh-
renu
evening, Nov.
ter, Sylvia Lois, to Don H. Rose- ture on "Our Jewish Agenda," 17, at the home of Mrs. Nettie
root, son of Alfred Roseroot, on Friday. Dec. 2, 8:15 p. m., at the Goldwater. 2644 Richton Ave.,
Nov. 17.
fifth in a series of Sabbath pro- All four groups of the organiza-
grams arranged by Congregation tion were represented Before the
I "Professor Mamlock" at Beth Tefilo Emanuel with the election of officers took place, a
brief survey of the two years'
Cinema Theater
cooperation of Young Israel. work of the former secretary,
These forums are held every Fri- Mrs. Sara Levine, was read by
In view of what is happening day evening during the winter her.
in Germany today, no Jew can season at the Taylor-Woodrow
The following officers were
at ford to miss the motion picture Wilson Synagogue. Congregation-
electe dfor this year's council:
"Professor bfamlock," which is al singing of "Zemiroth," led by Mrs. Jacob Schrier, secretary;
showing at the Cinema, E. Co- Cantor Reuben Boyarsky, and a Mrs. Reitman, financial secretary
lumbia at Woodward. With stark study hour in the weekly read- and treasurer.
realism this film indelibly im- ing of the Pentateuch, led by
All the four groups are favor-
presses upon the audience the Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter, are ably progressing with work for
horror of the most shameful blot included in the program.
the donor luncheon which will
on modern civilization—Fascism
The Emanuel-Young Israel Fri- take place on Jan. 10 at the
and its attendant brutal persecu- day evening forum is addressed Masonic Temple. A get-together
tion of minority groups. Every by a prominent out-of-town ortho- rally is planned for Dec 20 by
Jew, every liberal, every man of dox rabbi once in three weeks; all the four groups.
good will, in fact every person a local Jewish leader is invited
who retains a spark of human to speak on the Sabbath follow-
dignity should see this picture.
Mizrachi Mlave Malice
ing, and Rabbi Wohlgelernter,
This blasting indictment of spiritual leader of Emanuel, de-
Saturday Night
Hitler and his sub-human hench- F
liv ried ra sy. the lecture every third
men, once and for all, dramati-
The Mizrachi Organization of
cally portrays what is happening
Detroit is sponsoring a Mlave
to some of the beat examples of
Malke for Saturday evening, Nov.
Officers
Installed
by
the human race today.
26, at 8:30 p. m., at the Beth
Junior Berditchevers Yehuda Synagogue, Pingree Ave.,
corner
Woodrow Wilson. A re-
Contributions to the Jewish Installation of officers of the
port is to be given by the execu-
Children's Home
Junior Berditchevers was held at tive committee of its Meeting of
the Beth Tefilo Emanuel Syna- Nov. 23. relative to the proposed
The Jewish Children's Home rogue on Nov. 17. The officers Mizrachi regional conference
acknowledges donations from the are: president, Sidney Wizen; which is expected to be held in
following: Mrs. Ocerer; Mrs. vice president, Sidney Tendler; Cleveland within the next two
Harry Srere; Mrs. Louis Rosen- rkording secretary, re-elected, months. Every one interested in
that, in memory of Robert Schoen- Martin Tendler; financial secre- this project is asked to attend.
berger, Mrs. Polosky and Eli tary, Ilerbert Schwidkay; corres- Refreshments will be served. All
Rosenblum of Flint; Boy Scouts pending secretary, Sylvia Osborn; are welcome.
Troop 23 of Bnal Moshe; Mrs. treasurer, Herman Shapiro; ser-
D. W. Simons; Harry Hirshberg, geant-at-arms. Charles Klein.
in memory of Mrs. Sarah Blu- Sherman Schwartz, a member, Women's Club of Work-
menthal and Mina Betty Pasted; and his Rondoliers played for the
men's Circle Plans
Mrs. Alex Schreiber.
occasion.
Donor Event

t. Sinai League
Formal on Dec. to

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AT BRILLIANT HADASSAH
HONOR ROLL CELEBRATION

2,000

More than 2,000 people attended the annual Hadassah
Roll of Honor gathering at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday
evening.

A brilliant address by Mrs. Moses Epstein, national presi-
dent of Hadassah, summoned Detroit Jews to uninterrupted
action in behalf of Palestine as the major colonization center
for Jews who most leave their present homes.
Victor Chenkin appeared in a program of Hebrew. Yid-
, dish, Spanish and Russian songs.
Mrs. 'Fred Ginsburg. chairman of this year's Honor
Roll, greeted the gathering. Miss Sue Schnitz. chairman of
the Honor Roll of Junior Hadassah which was this year
joined with the senior organization, spoke briefly.
A reception and dance followed the program.

The Women's Club of the
Workmen's Circle Center com-
mittee will sponsor a rally at the
Fort Wayne Hotel, Dee. 28, at
1 p. m. Refreshments will be
served.
A store has been rented for
rummage at 2533 Hastings St,
between Adelaide and Winder.
Those wishing to participate and
to earn their pledges for the
donor luncheon, which will be
held in February, should call any
of the following: Mrs. Pecherer,
Ty. 4-2007; Mrs. Cole, To.
5.0254; Mrs. Gothelf, Ty. 7-0399:
Mrs. Katz, To. 7-4815.
All proceeds of this donor
luncheon will be used to help
build a Workman's Circle center
with a modern school.

Flowers for all occasion. •—
DexterNloy Florist. Tyler 64622.

AFTER—THANKSGIV ING

SALE of FU RS
'88 '138 1 88

Values $125 to $250

Three important sale groups of quay ty furs
at less than $200 . . . many more to choose
from! Never have prices been so lo w; this
is certainly an opportune time to s elect a
fine fur coat, Deferred payments r ay be
individually arranged.

THIRD FLOOR

B. SIEGEL CO.

Contributions to Jewish Na- Officers Elected
by Beth
tional Fund Through
Moses Y. P. S.
. Hadassah

Contributions to the tree plant-
ing program of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund, received by the De-
troit chapter of Hadassah during
the past week, were as follows:

In rnentoey of Bertram Warner by
Mr. slid Mrs. Morris Zackhel,11 and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson; In honor
of the wwtding attnlvotearyof Mr. and
Mrs. Willis/1111. Isenbeni by Mr. and
Mrs Hinton alletzer; 0, memory of
Haskell Morsel° by the Girls Croup of
Temple Deth Jacob; Inlinwnyory of Leah
Marks, by Dr and Mrs. Marry August;
In memory of Nanwel Wodnick, by isr.
amt Mrs ilueltin Mendeltisohn; in honor
of Die wedding anniversary of Mr. awl
Mrs. Julius Herman. Ily Mr. and Mrs.
Abe Mow; in memory of Sam Porvin.
by Mr and Mrs ftantuel !biker. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Denlel• and Mr. and Mrs
MIchsei IterkovIts; honoring the 16th
birthday of Muriel Lipson, try Dr. awl
Mrs. Adolph I.:thrift-Of In memory of
Anna SlIberldatt, by Mr. and Mr. Jack
Tobin and Mr. and Mrs. Charles llobln•

by Mr. and Mrs. u. A. Lessen

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The Detroit chapter of Hadassah
co-operates with the Jewish Na-
tional Fund, by arranging to re-
ceive contributions to the fund de-
voted to the planting of trees in
Palestine. Mrs. Philip Lipson,
17527 Fairfield, University 1-9440
and Mrs. David Seligson, 3343
Sturtevant, Townsend 8-8742, are
co-chairmen of the committee from
whom all necessary information
may be obtained.

In the Church of England it

was customary at one time for
the men to cover their heads dur-
ing the sermon.

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Officers for the ensuing term
were elected by th members of
the Young People's Club of Con - ,
gregation Beth S rises. Manuel
Feldman was elec ed president;
Esther Zonder, v ce president;
Esther Berman. al cretary; Ber-
nerd Mikofsky, tr asurer. Paul-
inc Shapero and V olet Schwartz
were appointed hea ds of commit-
tees.
Plans were disci sued for the
coming affair and a social con-
eluded the meetin g which was
held Nov. 22, at the home of
Geraldine Warren , 572 Trow- -
bridge. The next n eeting, which
will be open, will I e held at the
synagogue, 586 Ov en. Those in-
terested in joinini a club for
cultural and social reasons and
are 18 years of ag , are invited

Thu seal of
app" vol of the

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