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Zedakah's Donor
Latest Palestine Movie, "Our
Event Wednesday
Promised Land," on Dec. 16
The annual donor luncheon of

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Zedakah Club will be held Wed-
On Monday evening, Dec. 16,
nesday, Dec. 11, at the Masonic the Jewish National Fund Coun-
Temple. Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan cil will show the latest movie
will be the guest speaker, and from Palestine at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek. There will be
four continuous shows beginning
at 5:30 p. m.
"Our Promised Land" is in all
technicolor and sound. It delin-
eates Jewish achievement in Pal-
estine and the story of upbuild-
ing of a Jewish Homeland, of
its heroic pioneers, of its build-
ers and defenders, of its men,
women and children, of its coun-
try. It visualizes the great fight
our people are making to de-
fend their Homeland. It is the
first comprehensive technicolor

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The monthly meeting of Jun.
for Hadassah will be held Sun-
day, Dec. 8, at 2:30 p. m., at
Hotel Statler. Mrs. Nathan Spev-
akow, president of the Women's
Division of the American Jew-
ish Congress, who is prominent
MRS. SAMUEL CHARFOOS
in various Jewish organizations
the program also includes mu- in the community; will speak on
sical entertainment.
Mrs. Samuel Charfoos, chair-
man of the luncheon, asks for the
cooperation of the entire commu-
nity to help make this affair a
successful one. Zedakah provides
assistance regularly to indigent
aged; gives emergency relief to
families pending D. P. W. aid;
supplements Mothers' Pensions
and Welfare cases where illness
exists, with money, milk, coal or
old clothes.
Mrs. Maurice Knopper, chair-
man of pledges, is holding open
house at 3226 Fullerton Ave.
every afternoon until Dec. 10,
to accept pledges for the runch-
eon.
The next Zedakah meeting will
be held Dec. 9 at the home of
Mrs. Jack Dunn, 2958 Webb,
at 1:30.

Bingo Party of
Beth Jacob Monday

The first of a series of bingo
parties, to be sponsored by the
Beth Jacob Synagogue, will be
in the A. ti M. MARKET next to Kresge's
held at 8 p. m. on Monday, Dec.
(Between Burlingame and Webb)
9, in the ballroom of the Fort
Wayne Hotel. There will be 20
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cents. There will be 20 prizes.
Proceeds of these parties will
be used to finance the Beth Je-
cob Synagogue on Montcalm St.
Abe Ackerman is president of
the congregation, Barney Bar-
nett is vice-president and Rose
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continues to serve the needs of
Parking. Tropical dance patio. Your Host, Ed. Singer.
the community. It conducts serv-
ices daily, on the Sabbaths and
holidays, provides mourners with
a place for reciting Kadish and
Jewish community—let us appre- with a house of worship for Yis-
Judge Nicol Speaks
ciate America and let us help kor services on holidays.
our unfortunate brethren over
On Altman's Hour there
as well as those who are
in distress here. And for this
Lauds Efforts of Hyman Altman and for the many other worth- Annual Donor Luncheon of
and Benjamin Lemberg,
while projects sponsored by this Progressive Ladies' Unter-
hour I want to congratulate Mr.
Judge Henry G. Nicol of the and Mrs. Hyman Altman and stitzung Verein on Wed-
Wayne County Circuit Court last wish them many more years of nesday
Sunday spoke over the Altman achievement and success."
Jewish Hour, on the occasion of
the completion of 11 years of Kvutzah Auxiliary

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JUDGE HENRY G. NICOL

broadcasting by Mr. and Mrs. Hy-
man Altman on Station WMBC.
Judge Nicol was introduced by
Benjamin Lemberg. He lauded
Mr. Altman and Mr. Lemberg
for bringing outstanding leaders
to address the Jewish Hour.
"The philosophy of the Alt-
man Hour," said Judge Nicol, "is
the appreciation of America.
This hours says to the Detroit

sound film of Palestine to be
shown.
Tickets for this special event
may be obtained from the cle
Mrs. Samuel Heyman, lla.
vison 0954, or the president of
the Jewish National Fund, Hr.
Israel Wiener, Tyler 5-6434, or
Tyler 5-6894.
All proceeds will be used in
the redemption of the soil of
Palestine, in the emergency
`rk of the Jewish National
Ft..,d to provide land and fowl
for the heroic Jewish Yishub of
Palestine during the present war
crisis, and to provide the only
haven of refuge for our Jews
fleeing Europe.

Mrs. Nathan Spevakow Leader of English
Jewry to Address
I Will Address Junior
Emanual on Friday
Hadassah on,, Sunday

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The Ladies Auxiliary of Kvut-
zah Ivrith met at the home of
Mrs. F. Hassin and made plans
for the annual donor luncheon,
to take place Feb. 12.
The newly elected president,
Mrs. A. D. Markson, presided.
Mrs. B. Tellis gave an inter-
esting talk on the life of famous
Jewish women and the part they
played in the history of Jewish
life.
To make the sixth annual donor
luncheon a success, the following
ladies are serving on the com-
mittee: Mrs. S. Schubiner, gen-
eral chairman, and co-chairmen,
Mesdames D. Rubenstein, A. De-
Roven, S. Leinoff, S. Munch, H.
Rosenbloom, J. Rabinowitz, M.
Winokur, M. Feldman, A. Pan-
ush, B. Friedgood, S. Chaiken, A.
Silverstein, M. Rappaport.
Mrs. D. Rubenstein was placed
by acclamation on the list of
honorary presidents for the work
she performed for this organiza-
tion.

MRS. SAM ROSENGARD

The annual donor luncheon of
the Progressive Ladies Unterstit-
zung Verein will take place on
Wednesday, Dec. 11, at 12 noon,
at the Phoenix Club, 114 Erskine
St. Mrs. Sam Rosengard is in
charge of pledges. Mrs. H. Ep-
stein is president of the organiza-
tion. Reservations can still be
made by calling Townsend 6-2067.

MISS HELEN WALDSTEIN

"Youth—the Pivot of the Pal-
estine Program." Another fea-
ture of the afternoon will be a
Chanukah presentation entitled
"The Festival of Lights," under
the direction of Miss Miriam Pie-
man.
aldstein is chair-
Miss Helen
man of Junior Hadassah's Honor
Roll which culritlgates in a vie-,
tory ball Feb. 9.`Senior Hadas-
sah has extended an invitation
to all paid-up Junior Hadassah
Honor Roll pledges to attend
their annnal Honor Roll func-
tion Monday night, Dec. 9, at
Masonic Temple.
The Jewish National Fund
committee is now calling upon
members for the clearance of
JNF boxes.
Miss Ruth Hands, Youth Ali-
yah chairman, is in charge of
soliciting financial aid from vari-
ous organizations in the city.
Contributions to this fund may
be made by contacting Miss Lil-
lian Milgrom, To. 8-7088.

K. of P. to Hear
2 Noted Speakers
Tuesday Evening

Detroit Lodge, No. 55, Knights
of Pythias, extends an invitation
to all Pythians, their wives and
friends to attend an open meet-
ing to be held on Tuesday eve-
ning, Dec. 10, at Detroit Lodge
Building Castle Hall, Erskine
and John Rr. St.
The cultural committee headed
by Frank Hoffman, chairman, has
arranged to have two prominent
speakers, on Americanism and
national defense, followed by a
musical program. Raymond J.
Kelly, past national commander
of the American Legion, will
speak on "Americanism and what
it means to an American." Ever-
ett DeRyke, executive secretary
of the Michigan National De-
fense Commission will speak on
"Our part in the national defense
program." Music will be furnished
by Fred W. Beaudry Post, No.
126, American Legion Drum and
Bugle Corps. Songs will be ren-
dered by Miss Marjorie Kimmel-
stiel, accompanied by Mrs. Irene
Kimmelstiel. The program will
start at 8 p. m. sharp. Admis-
sion is free.
This program will be broadcast
over station WXYZ.

Meyer Edelbaum to Speak

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at Sabbath Eve Forum

Congregation Beth Tefilo Eman-
uel, Taylor and Woodrow Wil-

son Ayes., will have as guest
speaker at its Friday evening
forum, Dec. 13, at 8:15 p. m.,
Meyer Edelbaum, associate ed-
itor of the Jewish Times of Lon-
don, England.
Mr. Edelbaum arrived in the
United States several weeks ago
for a brief visit, and has come
to Detroit in the interests of the
League for Religious Labor in
Palestine. He has long been ac-
tive in Zionism, and is a deputy
member of the Actions Commit-
tee. He is leader of the Torah
Va-Avodah movement in Great
Britain and has played an im-
portant part in the communal
life of English Jewry.
In his address Mr. Edelbaum
will describe the present clay
situation of Jewry in Europe as
effected by the Nazi conquests
and the battle of England. Dis-
cussions will follow the lecture
and a social hour will, as usual,
close the program. Cantor Hy-
man Schulsinger will lead the
congregational singing. Rabbi
Max J. Wohlgelernted will pre-
sent Mr. Edelbaum.

Mrs. Wald to Speak
At Donor Luncheon
Of Mizrachi Women

Play by Mrs. Sperka to Feature
Event on Dec. 17

Mrs. Schulamith Wald of New
York, will be the guest speaker
at the donor luncheon, to be spon-
sored by the Sisters of Zion
Mizrachi, on Tuesday, Dec. 17,
at the social hall of the Shaarey
Zedek.
A dramatic presentation, "Our
Guiding Light," written by Mrs.
Joshua S. Sperka, will be pre-
sented by the Dramatic Group of
the Sisterhood of Congregation
Bnai David.
The chairman, Mrs. Abraham
Danzig, and co-chairman, Mrs.
Isaac Shetzer, are looking for-
ward to a large attendance at the
luncheon.
For reservations, call Mrs. Isaac
Shetzer, Townsend 8-8477, or Mrs.
Joseph Kunin, Townsend 8-8726.
The last pep rally meeting will
be held by the chapter on Wed-
nesday, Dec. 11, at 1 p. m., at
the Shaarey Zedek. Rabbi Joshua
Sperka will be the guest speaker
of the afternoon. A social hour
will follow. Members and friend ,
are invited to attend.

National President of
Council Jrs. to Speak
Here Dec. 15

Miss Dera Teplitz, national
president of the Junior National
Council of Jewish Women, will be
a guest in Detroit on Dec. 15 to
address the local Council Juniors
at 2:30 p. m., at Hotel Statler.
She will discuss the organization's
port and dock project.

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