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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Recently Organized
Zionist Youth Council
Chanukah Party Dec. 13

will be willing to work on the
common basis of Jewish National
Fund.
The council has also complet-
ed its plans for a Chanukah party
to be held Sunday evening, Dec.
13, 1942 at the Rose Sittig Co-
hen Bldg., Waverly and Lawton,
at 8:30 p. m.. All youth are wel-
come. Refreshments will be
served and a program is plan-
ned. The committee for this af-
fair consists of Simcha Alpert
and Beth Laikin.
Another of the Council's ac-
tivities has been to organize
Hebrew classes for the member-
ship orzanizations. The United
Hebrew Schools are backing this
project and are assisting in the
carrying out of this plan. Ques-
tionnaires were given out, in or-
der to best know what type of
classes are needed. Anyone in-
terested in attending a Hebrew
class should call Shirley Subar,
TY. 4-4829 or Hillel Grossman,
TO. 6-8690 between 5 and 7
o'clock.

The Zionist Youth Council re-
cently formed a committee which
will deal specifically with youth's
functions in Jewish National Fund
work. The committee consists of
the seven organizations partici-
pating in the Council. In the
past all Jewish National Fund
activities for youth had been
handled in the senior council.
The committee has met and
elected its officers as follows:
Thelma Jaffin, president; Ruthe
Bassin, secretary; Sora Levine,
treasurer; and Hadassah Yanich
who will be the exchange mem-
ber between the senior Jewish
National Fund Council and the
Zionist Youth Council. The coun-
cil feels that through this com-
mittee they - will be able to at-
tract other youth groups who

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State and National
Detroit Mizrachi To
Bowling Tourneys Off for
Hold Public Melaveh
Duration, Says Weinstein
Malka At Lachar's Dec. 5

Irving W. Schlussel, president
of the Detroit Mizrachi announc-
ed that a public Melaveh Malka
will be held at Lachar's, 8939
12th Street, on Saturday, Dec.
5, 1942. Rabbi Jacob Hoberman,
spiritual leader of Cong. Beth
Itzchok, will be the guest speak-
er. His topic will be "Judaism's
Part in Making the Peace."
Meyer Beckman, Rabbi Stoll-
man, Lazar Levine, Isidor Sos-
nick and Jacob Levin, whe were
among the Detroit Delegation
attending the Mizrachi Mid-
Western Conference, recently
held at Chicago, will discuss the

Public Examinations
To Be Held in Yeshivah

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Rabbi M. Fischer, chairman of
the board of education, an-
nounces the public bi-annual ex-
aminations of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah will be held Sunday,
Des. 6, from 9:30 a. m. to 12:30
p. m., and on Monday and Tues-
day, Dec. 7 and 8, from 4:30 to
7.45 p. m. All 11 grades of the
Yeshivah will be examined dur-
ing these days. The schedule of
the individual examinations has
been sent out to the parents,
board of directors and the board
of education. On each examina-
tion day at least one of the Tal-
mud classes taught by Rabbi
Weiss, Rabbi Unger and Rabbi
Carlebach will be heard. The ex-
amination also includes the three
preparatory classes of this insti-
tution. The public is invited.

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resolutions adopted at the con-
ference.
On Jan. 10, 1943, Detroit
Mizrachi will celebrate the 31st
Anniversary of the founding of
the Mizrachi movement with a
banquet at the Jericho Temple.
Daniel Temchin has been ap-
pointed chairman and Meyer
Beckman co-chairman of the ban-
quet. Sol. B. Edelman has been
appointed chairman of the Syn-
agogue committee with Louis
Dan and L. Szolar as his asso-
ciates. Isadore Sosnick, Dr.
Moses L. Weiser and Isaac Rosen-
thal have been named to the Or-
ganization's committee. Meyer
Beckman and Lazar Levine have
been placed in charge of tickets.
Sol Lumberg, executive secre-
tary, pointed out that the work
of the Mizrachi Organization is
not a duplication of the efforts
of any group, in that the funds
raised by the Mizrachi are used
primarily to strengthen the pil-
lars of Judaism in Palestine. He
stated that it is the conviction
of the Mizrachi that the restora-
tion of Jewish national life also
means the re-establishment of the
Torah and Jewish law.
The public is invited to the
banquet and tickets may be ob-
tained by calling Randolph 9669.
SOL B. EDELMAN
URGES PARTICIPATION
On Wednesday evening, Dec.
2, a meeting of religious Zion-
ist leaders and presidents of
Synagogues was held at the
home of Sol B. Edelman, chair-
man of the Synagogue commit-
tee of Detroit Mizrachi, and
plans were formulated for in-
creasing Mizrachi activity in Or-
thodox Jewish circles.
Mr. Edelman stated that, "It
s the duty of every traditional
ew not only to offer lip serv-
ce but to actively participate in
he cause of Zion. In the spirit
0 f the Macabees of old, we must
g o forward with the same zeal
a nd vision for the entire land
0 f Israel, without any limita-
t ion. The spiritual strength of
0 ur people is needed in our day
m ore than in any period of our
g reat history and the Mizrachi
Z ionists demand that all those
w ho profess their love for Zion
hall now come forward, as (lid
t he Maccabees, to help in the
ebirth of our people in Eretz
srael."

The following are the latest
scores in the Pisgah Lodge, Bnai
Brith Bowling League as report-
ed by Phil Rothschild, publicity
director.
Holder of the high single game,
Martin Miller with a 259.
Harry Thomas leads the league
with a 634 for high individual 3
game series. Captained by Harry
Schwartz, the Palestine Fund
Team holds the high score of
948 for high team single game
and the National Monthly team
captained by Max Horwood has
the title of high team, 3 games
with a score of 2573. The follow-
ing are the leading teams in the
league: Freedom with 25 points,
Capt. Ely Rose, AZA, 24 points,
Capt. Charles Rassner and Na-
tional Monthly, 22 points, Capt.
Max Horwood.
Milton Weinstein, president of
the league, announces that the
Michigan State Tourney and the
National Bowling Congress of the
Bnai Brith have been dispensed
for the duration. In place, the
Pisgah League plans an inter-
faith bowling meet and a mid-
season banquet in January.
The following are the officers
for the league: Milton Weinstein,
president; Max Goldhoff, vice-
president; Al Tessler, secretary,
and Elias Goldberg, treasurer.
The advisory board consists of
Ira Kaufman, Sam Maza, Harry
Schwartz, Al Sklare and Ben
Dolgin.

Hadassah B. & P.
To Hear Rabbi Fram

The Business and Professional
Division of Hadassah announces
its next meeting to be held on
Tuesday, Dec. 8, at 8 p. m
at
the Hotel Statler.

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Rabbi Leon Fram, spiritual
leader of Temple Israel, will be
the guest speaker of the eve-
ning. His topic will be "Nw
Problems of Zionism."
To usher in the Chanukah Fes-
tivities, Miss Esther Gharnas,
program chairman, has planned
an appropriate and interesting
program.
Members and their friends are
invited.

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Rabbi Roeenwasser
Conducts Services

Sponsored by the Julius Rosen-
wald Auxiliary No. 218 of the
American Legion, a Chanukah
entertainment was held at the
Lapeer State Home and Train-
ing School for the benefit of the
Jewish group.
The service was conducted by
Rabbi Herman Rosenwasser of
the Downtown Synagogue who
visits this institution regularly
as one of the appointed chap-
lains. Pauline Pepper and Mrs.
M. A ppleblatt acted as hostesses,
distributing gifts and serving re-
freshments on behalf of the
American Legion.

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