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Friday, October 3, 191;

Children Pisgah 90th Anniversary Cominittt
41-to Rejoice
at service

TVork Jews Set

to Create
a State

Arabs Repeat
Threats at UN

Simchas Torah
least of Gaiety

JERUSALEM (Special)=-
The Jews of Palestine will
establish an independent, sov-
e•eign state in Palestine if
the British withdraw, David
Ben Gurion, chairman of the

Yizkor will be. recited at
Shemini Atzereth services
Monday when the eight-day
harvest festival of Succoth
is concluded.
In the evening, the colorful

Simchas Torah festival will be-
gin, and children by the thou-
• sands bearing flags will assem-
ble to pay homage to the Torah
in processionals full of gaiety
and song.•
'
Services at Shaarey Zedek will
start at 8:45 a. m. Monday and
Tuesday. The annual Simchas
Torah • celebration will start at
6:30 p. m. Monday. The congre-
gation (vill supply the children
with American and Jewish flags.
AKSELRAD TO PREACH
• Services for the Feast of Con-
clusion will begin at 10:30 a. m.
Monday at Temple Beth El.
Rabbi Sidney Akselrad will
preach and the Temple quartet
will sing.
• The annual-Consecration cere-
mony for small children enter-
ing religious school for the first
time will be held at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday. Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
will consecrate over 100 children.
Eighty-five boys and girls of
the ages of four and five will
participate in the `traditional
Ceremony of the Blessing of the
Children at Shemini Atzereth
Services of Temple Israel at
10:30 a. m. in the lecture hall of
the Institute of Arts.

WILL OFFER FLOWERS
The children will proceed to
the altar to make an offering of
flowers and receive a blessing
at the hands of Rabbi Leon
Fram. The Yizkor prayer will
also be recited during the serv-
ices.
Yizkor services will be held at
• 11 a. m. Monday at Bnai David.
Services on both days will begin
at 9 a. m. The Simchas Torah
service for children will start at
6:30 p. m. Monday.
a •
Morning devotions at Bnai
Toshe will start at 9 a. re. and
A' , '
I.Jtne evening services at 6 p. m.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will con-
duct the services at the North-
west Hebrew Congregation. They
will begin at 8:45 a. rn. and at
6 p. m.

Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith, largest in the word, will commemorate its 90th anniversary with
elaborate festivities in November. Above is Vie anniversary committee at work. Seated from
left to right are Henry M. Abramovitz, Milt In 51. Weinstein, Victor Bloomfield, Harry Yud-
koff, Louis Rosenzweig, Herbert S. Ekin an Julius Deutelbaum. Standing from left to
right are Max H. Goldhoff, Morris Shatzen, P nil Levant, Isadore Starr, Samuel W. Leib,
Meyer Leib. Alfred Bounin, Rudolph Meyerso n and Jack Lawson.

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increase • of at least four, dur- have received because of our stops to 31.
ing the active season of the editorial changes and our in-
The Chronicle can now be
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Jewish community. ,
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Chni-oh in Fart Wnrifl. Tex.

ARABS THREATEN
Meantime, at Lake Success.
LI., where the United Nations
Assembly is in session; the Arab
Higher Committee warned that
the Arabs would oppose with
force any solution that.does not
declare Palestine an Arab state.
- Commenting - on the • pttpinal
for a -.16:wirl" State in part of
Palestine, the Arab spokesman
declared:
"If such a political monstros-
ity is carried out, no sane per-
son could expect peace to pre-
vail in that part of the world"

IEWS ARE READY

Ben Gurion in his statement
declared that "the British gov-
ernment has virtually declared
that it will not implement any
decision of the UN which does
not conform with present pol-
icy.
"There is no doubt that the
Jewish people, and especially
Palestine Jewry, will be both
willing and able themselves to
implement the settlement."
In Haifa Sunday, there was a
two-hour strike by the Jewish
community to protest the British
. • • ' •
murder of a refugee aboard the
LINWOOD AREA STOPS
Af Al Pi (Despite) which was
Feinberg Confectionary, 2510 boarded by the British. The in-
Gladstone;
tercepted Jewish passengers
Goldman's, 8901 Linwood;
were shipped off to Cyprus.. _
Hammerstein Drugs, 12501 Lin-
wood;
Alen Pharmacy, 12753 Linwood;
Brown Drugs, 13800 Linwood;
Horowitz Pharmacy, 8788 Lin-
wood; ,
A movie night is planned by
Farber Drugs, Elmhurst and
Pisgah Lodge for 8:30 Wednesday
Linwood;
Cortland Pharmacy, Linwood in the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, Herbert Eskin, president, an-
and Cortland;
Bill's Confectionary, 3011 Long- nounced. A social hour with re-
freshments will follow.
fellow;
The films have been procured
Neeley Drugs, 10251 Linwood;
• • •
through the courtesy of Max
Blumenthal who arranged previ-
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ous programs of this nature.
Grocery, 9812 Dexter;
Eskin urges all members to at-,
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tend to enjoy an evening of en-
Dexter;
Danny's Confectionary, Dexter tertainment and to hear an an-
nouncement that is of utmost
and Richton;
George K a y Drugs, 13141 interest to all.
Dexter;
Dick's Drugs, Dexter and Da-
vison;
S and S Dairy, Dexter and
Glynn;
Serlin Drugs, Dexter and Elm-
"Fiorello H. LaGuardia: A
hurst;
Memorial Tribute" will be the
M and N Market, 12054 Dexter; subject of Rabbi Leon Fram's
Mendelson's Drugs, 12211 Dex- sermon Friday night, Oct. 3, in
ter;
the lecture hall of the Art In-
B and B Drugs, 7740 McNichoir, stitute.

Pisgah to View .
Films Wednesday
•

Jews Should Get Zion,
Declares Dr. Norris

• "The Jews have a just claim"
to Palestine and "Arab leaders"
are bluffing," said the Rev. Dr.
J. Frank Norris of Detroit, who
has just returned from his fifth
visit to the Holy Land in 30
years.
Dr. Norris said "the last peo-
ple in the world who have any
right to come before the United
Nation are the Arabs. He added
that Arab leaders "were the al-
tics in the greatest crime in hls-
toly, the murder of 6,000,000
European Jews."
Dr. Norris is pastor of the
Temple Baptist Church in De-
troit and pastor of the First Bap-

Jewish Agency executive, said.
Attempts would be made to'
negotiate first with the Arabs,
he reported, indicating that if
the negotiations fail and the
Arabs become belligerent, the
Yishuv will be forced,. to resort
to arms to set up its inde-
pendence.

Peter Lerman, right, supervisor of the dining commons at the
New York shelter of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant
Aid Society (BIAS) is shown directing DP arrivals from
Europe in the construction of a Succah for the annual HIAS
Succoth observance. The structure, covered with tropical
boughs, was a sharp contrast to the towering skyscrapers of
Manhattan.

Fram to Deliver
LaGuardia Eulogy