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A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
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41MIIIIINIMI"gli
ing February, 1940, amounted to
£4,985,000, of which £1,487,000
was spent on Police and Prisons,
£233,000 on the Transjordan
Frontier Force and £4,000 on
defense, which represented a to-
tal of 34 per cent on security.
Non-recurrent public works ex-
penditure amounted to £439,000.
Government revenue, exclud-
ing grants-in-aid from the Brit-
ish Exchequer, was £4,137,000;
thus a surplus of £994,000 was
yielded. The government grants
from London amounted to £1,-
806,000.
At the outset of 1937 there
were 68 local banks registered in
addition to the six foreign banks
incoprorated abroad (Barclay's
Bank, Anglo-Palestine Bank, Ot-
tomon Bank, Holland Union Bank,
Banco di Roma and Polska Kasa
Opieki). By the beginning of
1940, the number had dropped
to 30.
The decline came about part-
ly owing to the financial crisis
which hit some of these institu-
tions, but particularly a result
of the new legislation which has
made more severe the conditions
government institutions enjoy-
ing the privileges of banks.
As the result of a generous
contribution of Mrs. Vera Bryce
Salomons, an English Jewess liv-
ing in Jerusalem and of contri-
butions by the Wolfsohn Fund
and the Bitzur Corporation by
way of loan. a new wing is to be
built to the David Wolfsohn
Building of the Jewish National
and University Library on Mount
Scopus.
British Labor Party Reaffirms
Support .4 Jewish Na-
tional Home
May 24, 1940
Consecrants at Home
Miss Esther R. Prussian will re-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baer of
Calvert Ave. will receive their ceive her relatives and friends at
the Congregation Shaarey Zedek
relatives and friends on Sun- on Sunday, May 26, from 3 to 6
day, May 26, at the Congregation p. m., in honor of the consecra-
Shaarey Zedek, from 3 to 6 p. m., tion of her twin nieces, Elaine
in honor of the consecration of L. and Ruth M. Prussian. No
cards.
their daughter, Marjory. No
cards. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rabino-
witz of Webb Ave. will receive
Mr. and Mrs. Oshie Baker of their relatives and friends on
Calvert Ave. will be hosts at a Sunday, May 26, at the Congre-
reception to their relatives and
friends on Sunday, May 26, at to 6 p. m., in honor of the con-
Webster Hall, from 7 to 11 p. m., secration of their daughter, Doris.
in honor of the consecration of gation
Shaarey Zedek, from 3
No cards.
their daughter, Naomi Ruth. No
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
cards.
Schwartz of Sturtevant Ave. will
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Ban- receive their relatives and friends
on Sunday,
May 26,
at the from
Con-
kle of the Wilshire Hotel will gregation
Shaarey
Zedek,
receive their relatives and friends 3 to 6 p. m., in honor of the
on
Sunday,
from
3 to 6, consecration of their twin daugh-
in the
Social May
Ilall 26,
of the
Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek, in honor ters, Selma and Arlene. No cards.
of the consecration of their
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Shalit
daughter, Theda Bette. No cards. of 2525 Boston Blvd. will receive
their relatives and friends on
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brode of Sunday, May 26, at the Congre-
Fullerton Ave. will receive their gation Shaarey Zedek, from 3 to
relatives and friends on Sunday, 6 p. m., and at home from 7 to
May 26, at the Congregation 9, in honor of the consecration
Shaarey Zedek, from 3 to 6 p. m., of their (laughter, Leona. No
in honor of the consecration of cards.
their daughter, Elaine Lila. No
cards.
Mr. and Mrs. George Spoon
of 4077 Sturtevant Ave. will re-
Mr. and Mrs. Davis H. Cole ceive their relatives and friends
will receive their relatives and on Sunday, May 26, at the Con-
friends at the Congregation Shaa- gregation Shaarey Zedek, from
rey Zedek on Sunday, May 26, 3 to 6 p. m., and at home from
from 3 to 6 p. m., in honor of 8 to 12 p. m., in honor of the
the consecration of their twin consecration of their daughter,
nieces, Elaine L. and Ruth M. Shirley L. No cards.
Prussian. No cards.
J. Ziff of Atkinson Ave. will
Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Fenton receive his relatives and friends
of 2432 Boston Blvd. will be 'at on Sunday, May 26, at the Con-
home to their relatives and gregation Shaarey Zedek, from
friends on Sunday, May 26, from 3 to 6 p. m., in honor of the
7 to 10 p. m., in honor of the consecration of his (laughter,
consecration of their daughter, Ruth. No cards.
Dolly. No cards.
LONDON. (Palcor Agency)—
The British Labor Party, holding
its annual conference at Bourne-
mouth adopted a resolution
"reaffirming its traditional sup-
port of the re-establishment
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Franklin of
of the Jewish National Home in
2936 Glendale Ave. announce Gifts to Library of Jewish
Palestine."
Special significance is attached the consecration of their daugh-
Center
to the passing of this resolution ter, Audrey C, at the Shaarey
The Jewish Community Center
at the present time because of Zedek, on Sunday morning, May
the participation of outstanding 26, Reception at the Shaarey Library received two gifts of
You can buy quality Kosher meats with Confidence
Labor leaders — Major Clement Zedek from 3 to 6 p. m. No books. From Mrs. I. L. Polozker
came a complete set of the works
R. Attlee, Herbert Morrison and cards.
of Honore De Balzac, and a
Arthur Greenwood—in the new
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gendil of set of the works of Charles
cabinet appointed by Prime Min-
Glendale Ave. will receive their Dickens. The gift is in memory
Churchill.
Kosher Meat U Poultry Market ister Winston
The resolution, submitted to relatives and friends on Sunday, of Dr. I. L. Polozker. A number
11637 DEXTER BLVD.
the conference by the Poale Zion May 26, at the Congregation of miscellaneous books were pre-
Between Burlingame and Webb
of Great Britain and adopted by Shaarey Zedek, from 3 to 6 p. m., sented to the library by Mrs
WE DELIVER
the Labor Party by an "over- in honor of the consecration of H. J. L. Frank.
Phone HOGARTH 3042-3
whelming majority," according to their daughter, Laurrane. No
the chairman's announcement, de- cards.
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
clared that "the conference
BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD
Mrs.
Minna
Gross
of
Coiling-
stresses the special obligations
wood
Ave.
will
receive
her
rela-
Bnai
David Sisterhood met on
incumbent upon Great Britain
under the Balfour Declaration tives and friends on Sunday, May May 20 and elected the following
and the Mandate, and reiterates 26, at the Congregation Shaarey officers: Mrs. Roy Chatlin and
its conviction that this policy Zedek, from 3 to 6 p. m., in Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, re-elected
FURS OF DISTINCTION
provides the basis for continued honor of the consecration of her president and vice president, re-
and increasing peaceful coopera- (laughter, Rosalie Florence. No spectively; Mrs. B. Wachnansy,
tion between the Jewish and cards. treasurer; Mrs. B. Blostein, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. P. Mod-
Arab peoples in Palestine."
Dr. and Mrs. Sol Quenton oroff, financial secretary; Mrs.
The conference also reaffirmed
the resolution on Palestine of Kesler of 1217 Burlingame Ave. E. Cutler, corresponding secre-
the Southport conference, which will be at home on Sunday, May tary; Mrs. M. Espar, chaplain;
denounced the recent White 26, afternoon and evening, in Mrs. B. Clark and Mrs. M. Kane,
honor of the consecration of sergeants-at-arms.
Paper.
FURRIER
EXPERT
The resolution ends with a their daughter, Susan Garvett.
Installation is to be held Mon-
Phone: TRinity 2-0629
9150-12th St., cor. Atkinson
declaration that the Jewish peo- No cards.
day evening, May 27, at the
ple, along with other minorities,
Next Door to Perwein's
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. London of synagogue, at 8:30. David Cohen
"should be adequately represent-
is to be installing officer and
ed when the Peace Conference Parkside Ave. will receive their Rabbi Joshua Sperka will de-
comes to consider the problems relatives and friends on Sunday, liver an address. Mrs. Louis Bas-
affecting them."
May 26, at the Congregation sin is chairman of the evening.
The resolution was moved by Shaarey Zedek. from 3 to 6 Refreshments will be served in
Complete safety against fire, theft, heat and moths. Our
William Frederick Jackson, newly p. in., in honor of the consecra- the social hall ofter the installa-
Bonded messenger will call for your furs.
elected Member of Parliament tion of their daughter, Faye. No tion. The public is invited.
We also specialize in remodeling old fur coats in the latest
and a member of the Poale Zion, cards.
styles at a surprisingly small cost.
and was seconded by James H.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nitchun WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF
Hall, M. P., who last summer
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED
demonstrated his interest in Pal- of Grand Ave. West will receive
estine by proposing that illegal their relatives and friends on Mrs. Nettie Benjamin, chair-
..1= ■ 15,
immigration be stopped by en- Sunday, May 26, at the Congre-
couraging legal immigration. It gation Shaarey Zedek, from 3 man of the dues collection com-
was supported by Barnett Jan- to 6 p. m., in honor of the con- mittee of the Women's Auxiliary
the Jewish
Home
for
Aged,
ney, former M. P., who is on the secration of their daughter, Betty of
called
a meeting
of her
commit-
British Board of Jewish Deputies.
Pearl. No cards. tee at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Schreier. Members are asked to
receive them graciously when ap-
proached. The Auxiliary ackno' l-
edges a contribution made by
Mrs.
Sutkin,
one for
by a Mr.
and
May 24-26—Series of Jewish National Fund meetings, with
Mrs.
Max and
Ferar
happy
Moshe Smilansky, noted Palestine leader, as guest speaker.
May 26—Fifth annual conference of Federation of Polish Jews occasion.
in Detroit, at Jericho Temple. Speakers, S. L. Schneiderman and
Dr. B. Frymer of Paris, France.
COUNCIL JRS.' SPRING
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May 26—Annual Consecration Service at Congregation Shaarey
1745 PINGREE AVE.
FORMAL THIS SATURDAY
Zedek.
The spring
formal
May 28—Annual meeting of Zionist Organization of Detroit, which
will be
held dinner-dance
on Saturd*.
at Jewish Community Center.
May 28—Annual meeting of League of Jewish Women's Or- May 25, at the Franklin Hills
LESTER JACOBS IS SOUGHT herself in great need. Mr. Jacobs,
who is believed to be selling cars ganizations at Jewish Community Center, at 2 p. m. A play will Country Club, will be National
IN DETROIT
Council of Jewish Juniors' la-i
in Detroit, is 40 years of age, be presented by the dramatic group of the Music Study Club.
May 30—Opening session of Farband convention at Wilson social function for the 1939-4 ,1
Information is wanted of Les- 5 ft. 7 in. tall, weighs 170
season. Proceeds will benefit
ter Jacobs who has failed to con- nounds, has brown hair and gray- Theater, with Dr. Stephen S. Wise as principal speaker.
May 30-June 3—Thirtieth annual convention of Jewish National Council's Nursery School 0 ' 1
tribute to the support of his ish-green eyes. Anyone aware of
Parkside Ave. It is announced
minor daughter, Paula, living with his location is requested to com- Workers' Alliance (Farband), at Hotel Statler.
June 2—Annual Confirmation Service at Temule Beth El.
that the Nursery School Project
her mother in New York City, municate with the National De-
June 25-27—Annual convention of Rabbinical Assembly of will continue to function through -
for the past 10 years, as a re- sertion Bureau, 67 W. 47th St.,
America, at Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
out the summer.
gilt of which his child now finds New York City.
Aaron B. Margolis
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