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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Bernard Isaacs Will Edit the Friedland
Memorial Volume to Be Sponsored by
The National Jewish Education Council

At the conference of the Na-
tional Council for Jewish Edu-
cation, which was held two weeks
ago in Pittsburgh, the members
of the Council decided to pub-
lish one of the late A. H. F•ied-
land's Hebrew stories as a memo-
rial in his name. Mr. Friedland,
who was one of the outstanding
characters in this country, and
who occupied a place of great
prominence in the National Coun-
cil for Jewish Education, will thus
be honored by his colleagues,
the members of the Council.
Dr. Emanuel Gamoran is the
chairman of the committee ap-
pointed by the National Coun-
cil to honor the memory of
Friedland.

Rabbi N. Schulman
To Address Local
Mizrachi June 24

Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
Under the leadership of Daniel
of the United Hebrew Schools of Temchin, president, the Mizrachi
Detroit, was given full charge of
the editing of the book and its Organization of Detroit, at a re-
cent executive session, made
preparation for publication.
Rabbi Solomon Goldman of
Chicago, who was an intimate
friend of the late Mr. Friedland,
is personally interested in the
publication of this important
book, and he is cooperating with
the National Council in its en-
deavor to establish this memo-
rial in honor of the late A. H.
Friedland.
Miss Leah Pike, a member of
the personnel of the United He-
brew Schools, is working with
Mr. Isaacs on the preparation of
the book.

Philip Houtz Heads BEWARE OF FALSE
Committee to Help
SOLICITORS
Social Work School Detroit Jews are warned to

NEW YOFK (WNS) — In beware of fake solicitors who are
'
for funds for numerous
response to pleas voiced by Mor.. asking
ris Waldman, secretary of the causes under false pretenses.
American Jewish Committee, and
One such false solicitor had
Dr. Maurice J. Karpf, head of the admitted that he was misrepre-
Graduate School for Jewish So- senting by asking funds for a
cial Work, for the creation and Palestine maritime school. He even
maintenance of a "Jewish civil produced letters from local rob-
service," alumni of the Graduate bis which proved to be forged.
School organized a steering corn.
There are other false solicitors
mittee to enlist support and to
help assure maintenance of the who are claiming to be gathering
school. The committee is headed funds for defense causes.
It is urged that before offering
by Philip Houtz, New York, and
was organized at a special meet- donations to such solicitors that
ing called at the conference. The Detroit Jews should first check
20 graduates present donated $2,- up on them by calling the local
000 to the school and pledged like rabbis, the Jewish Welfare Fed-
sums for the next two years, eration or The Detroit Jewish
Houtz announced. "It is our hope Chronicle.
that the action we took will stim-
ulate and inspite similar contri-
butions from others, both lay and
700 Fifth Columnists Seized
professional, who share our views
in Egypt
on the school and its importance,"
he said.
ALEXANDRIA (WNS) — On
the alert against fifth column ac-
BUENOS AIRES (WNS) — A tivity, the police rounded up 700
newsreel theater featuring Nazi possible fifth columnists in a sur-
and Italian news films was bomb- prise raid. The arrested suspects
ed here. No one was injured. The were sent to internment camps in
temper of the crowd was evi- upper and lower Egypt. Six hun-
denced when spectators shouted dren of the prisoners were seized
anti-Nazi slogans. in Cairo.

June 14, IN

plans to stimulate the interest
of Detroit Jewry in its work.
A large meeting has been
called for Monday night, June
24, at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek. Rabbi N. Schulman of
Windsor will be the guest speak-
er. Jacob Levine and Judah La-
char, who were delegates to the
Mizrachi convention held in Bal-

timore, Md., in May, will report
on the convention. There will als
be election of officers for th o e
curTrheent following
. ing committee has

been named to make arrange.
ments for the meeting: Jacob
Levine, Max Schneider M eyer
Beckman, Daniel Tein•hia and
Sol Lumberg.

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