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CONTRIBUTIONS TO SYLVIA mons, Nathan Simons, Seymour
SIMONS SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
OF MUSIC STUDY CLUB
James Rosenberg, Miss Hattie
Contributions to the Sylvia Si- Gittleman.
mons Scholarship Fund of the
Contributions to this fund may
Music Study Club of Detroit in be sent to the new chairman,
memory of Sylvia Simons were Mrs. J. Meyer Berris, 1446 Chi-
received from : Mrs. D. W. Si- cago Blvd.

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Ken Detroit of Hashomer Hat-
zair, th world Zionist scout move-
ment, has gained noteworthy hon-
ods in the recent Jewish National
Fund "Palestine Quiz" book con-
test which was held as a national
function throughout the United
States during the spring of the
present year. Of the five prizes
awarded to Detroit Jewish youth,
four were won by Detroit mem-
bers of Hashomer Hatzair. As a
result of keen interest in Eretz
Yisroel through association with
the Zionist chalutz youth move-
ment and individual diligence all
four were rewarded with attrac-
tive gifts by the national commit-
tee of Keren HaKayemeth.
The four winners were Levi
Lieberman of Elmhurst Ave.,
who placed third nationally, thus
winning a bicycle; Elchanon Ross,
Under the new order in Poland neither old nor young have escaped the
winning a fine edition of . He-
suffering and hardships that have followed in the wake of the dismemhen
brew poetry; and Emmanuel
ment of the Jewish community. Old men have been forced into labor gaup
Plafkin and Aaron Einhorn, both and many children have been orphaned. Through the United Jewish
Appeal
of whom were awarded attractive
for Refugees and Overseas Needs, American Jewry can help stave off fa es i i
portfolios of Palestine scenic
and disease among many thousands in Cermamcontrolled Poland. The ui irili s e
photographs.
Distribution Committee, which is combined with the United Pal Joint
,Appeal
and the National Refugee Service in the United Jewish Appeal, is
The educational contest was
feeding approximately 500,000 Jews in Poland daily. This is but one of many
carried on as a part of Hashomer
life-saving, life-giving tasks carried on by the constituent agencies of the
Hatzair's vigorous year-round
United Jewish Appeal which provide for relief and rehabilitation overseas,
drive for the Jewish National
refugee aid, immigration and settlement in Palestine and refugee adjust.
Fund, an institution regarded by
spent and integration in the United States.
this youth movement as primary
in the Jewish redemption of our
homeland, Palestine.

Coughlin Back on
Radio in October

Father Charles E. Coughlin,
who has been off the air for three
months, announced Wednesday
that he will resume his weekly
half-hour radio broadcasts begin-
ning the second Sunday in Oc-
tober. He announced that he
plans to devote his programs to
a discussion of the principles and
personalities involved in the
Presidential campaign, and added:
"The subjects of my talks will be
the same as in the past 13 years."
His radio agents, Aircrafters,
Inc., are contacting 21 large ra-
dio stations throughout the coun-
try for preparations for the new
series of broadcasts.

SAGINAW NOTES

A signal honor has been paid
Mrs. Alexander Philippe in her
appointment as production chair-
man of the Saginaw Red Cross
chapter. In this capacity Mrs.
Philippe will be in charge of the
entire quota of surgical and knit-
ted goods for the local area. Un-
til a permanent location can be
selected, Temple Beth El Com-
munity Center is serving as Sagi-
naw headquarters and is being
used each day by a different
group of student workers.

Gift to World's Refugee Children

This bus, specially equipped to serve as freight or pas-
senger transport, or as a soup kitchen, is the first of several
which will be used in France to aid refugee children for
whom the Foster Parents' Plan for War Children is
caring. It is the gift of friends in America to the refugee
children of the world. Originally established for the bene-

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Hashomer Hatzair
Captures Honors of
the National Fund

July 26, 1940

fit of children in the bombed areas of Spain, the Foster
Parents' Plan has now been extended to include Polish
and Finnish refugees. Some 12,000 children are being
cared for in nine colonies near Piarritz, France. Beside
the unit is E. G. Muggeridge, executive secretary of the
Plan.

CHRONICLE WANT ADS PAY

Synagogue Conference to Help State Commu-
nities Organize Religious and Educational
Committees

In preparation for the Hig h ized in three sections. A. J. Ros-
Holy Days and the active con - enshine is co-chairman of the
gregational season, Michigan Syn - educational sub-committee, which
agogue Conference is preparin g includes the following members:
to give every possible assistanc e Rabbi Abraham Danzig of Wyan-
to its constituencies throughou t dotte, Talmud Torah curricula;
the state inarranging their rel i- Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka of Con-
gious and educational program s gregation Bnai David, Sunday
for the year. At the Mt. Clemen s School programs; Irving Schlus-
convention held last June, it wa s sel, in charge of adult education
decided that tours by rabbis an d committee.
laymen representing the Confer -
L. Levin of Congrega-
ence be deferred until the fall , tion Rabbi
Mishna U'Gemora is co chair-
when it may arrange to hav e
of religious activities; Rab-
outstanding personalities wh e man
bi J. Rabinowitz of Congregation
come to Detroit as guest lecturer s Beth Shmuel, placement
of sev-
in the larger congregations, visi
other Michigan communities a t enth day observers; Rabbi Moses
s Fischer of Congregation Bnai
well.
Moshe, in charge of the estab-
In order to ascertain what spe- lishment of a bureau for the
cific services the central body can registration of births, Bar Mitz-
give the affiliated congregations vahs, marriages, divorces, deaths;
for the api---zaching Yomim No -„, Isadore Cohen, Conference presi-
roim, and the entire year, the re- dent, Kashruth work.
ligious and educational commit-
Rabbi S. Z. Fineberg of Flint
tee of the Conference sent out a
co-chairman of congregational
questionnaire to the rabbis and is
contacts. Working with him is
lay-leaders of synagogues out- David I. Berris, conference
secre-
side Detroit, containing the fol- tary, on the
placement bureau,
owing questions:
and Rabbi Israel T. Notis of
1. Placement : Are you in Saginaw on tours and interchange
need of a Chazon, Shochet, teach- of pulpits.
er, preacher, etc.? Please indi-
David J. Cohen, vice president
cate the salary offered.
for the Detroit region, is an ex-
2. School programs: Would official
member of the religious
you like to have suggestions for and educational committee. Mrs.
he program of your Talmud David J. Cohen and Mrs. Isadore
Torah or Sunday School? If so, Cohen are the representatives of
indly give as much information the Women
Women 's Branch of the Mich-
a s you can on the nature of your
igan Synagogue Conference to
lasses, number of pupils, hours, this committee.
eachers, text books, present cur-
r iculum, etc.
That Nazi trick of planting Ge-
3. Tours: What would be the stapo
agents in batches of refu-
most convenient time for a guest gees is adding to the hardships
rabbi or lecturer to visit your of those German Jews who have
community in the fall? Give ap- been fortunate enough to get
proximate month and convenient visas for this hemisphere . . • So
day of the week.
aware are Uncle Sam and his
4. Is there any other way in Latin neighbors of the Fifth Col-
which the Conference can be of umn peril that they go over every
help to you in your religious and incoming group with a fine-tooth
educational activities during the comb to weed out spies and
year?
trouble-makers . . . This of course
The religious and educational means long detention and gruel-
committee of the Michigan Syn- ing questioning for real refugees
agogue Conference, headed by also, and even has caused sonic
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter of of our neighboring republics to
their doors to this immigra-
Beth Tefilo Emanuel, is organ- close
tion.

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