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Jacobs Explains Succoth Symbols

UHS Auxiliary
Maps Symposium

Program on Oct. 22
to Be First in Series

The first in a series of pro-
grams of the Women's Auxiliary,
United Hebrew Schools, will be
held at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday,
Oct. 22, in the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg. Mrs. Herbert Moss
is chairman.
The program, entitled "Let
Us Talk About Our Children,"
will be a symposium with mem-
bers of the auxiliary as par-
ticipants.
As part of the education month
project, members of the aux-
iliary and the alumni spoke
over WJBK, WJLB and in many
Synagogues.
Speakers included Joseph 11.
1- laggai, S. Kasdan, Nathan Shur.
Allan Weston, Morris Lachover,
M. Michlin, A. J. Lachover, Mrs.
Florence Moss Rosman, Bernard
Isaacs, Rabbi Leizer Levi, Rabbi
David Rine and Herzel Saper-
stein.
Registration is open for be-
ginning and advanced students.
For information call TO. 8-0063.

Workers Spark
Zionist Fund Drive

Marshall to Discuss

Council's Donor Affair

A meeting of the fund-raising •

At a luncheon for key workers committee of the Louis Marshall
of the Zionist Expansion Fund Women will be held Tuesday at
drive last week at the Standard the home of Mrs. Harry Wright,
Club, Louis Berry and Abe Kasle, 2705 Fullerton avenue.
Reports will be made on the
chairmen, reported that they ex-
pected the Detroit quota to be donor ball of the Greater De-
reached after a concentrated ef- troit Women's Council to be held
fort on the part of the workers. Nov. 29 at Masonic Temple, in
In a statement to the meeting, which Marshall is participating.
Morris Jacobs, president of the
Irene Rodman, Eda Spear and
Detroit Zionist District, declared, Esther Kessler are fund-raising
"We cannot permit a lethargy to chairmen.
grip our movement when we are
so close to possible victory. We
must immediately show our gov- Mademoiselles to Open
ernment that American Jewry de-
mands a strong pro-Zionist posi- Season With a Tea
tion at the UN.
Opening their season, the Ma-
"Large sums of money have to
be expended. The Zionist expan- demoiselles are planning a tea
sion funds are available for this and social evening for prospec-
purpose. I appeal to Detroit Jew- tive members at 8:30 p. m. Wed-
nesday in the Jewish Communi-
ry to support this drive."
Herman Jacobs, executive director of the Jewish Community
ty Center, Ann Kroll, president.
,
Contributions
may
be
mailed
to
Center, is shown explaining to an inter-cultural group the
announced.
ithe
Zionist
office,
1044
Penobscot
Lulav and Estrog, symbols of the Succoth Holiday just con-
Bldg.
The group which meets on
cluded. Standing left to right are Miss Helen Lounzie, mem-
the first and third Wednesday
ber of the Michigan CIO Council; Louis Miriani, director of
of each month, is laying plans
the Detroit Legal Aid Bureau; and Miss Elsie M. Beck,
Slawson to Address
for a program of social and cul-
director of social studies, Detroit Public Schools.
tural interest to its members.
AJC Public Meeting
Membership is open to young
Dr. John Slawson, who recent-
women, ages 20-23.. 1 ,
ly returned from a tour of Eu-
Hostesses at the meeting will
rope's DP. camps, will address
a public meeting of the Detroit be Ann Kroll, Shirley Green,
chapter, American Jewish Com- Marcella Feldman, Marilyn Ad-
mittee, at 8:30 p. m. Monday in er, Deborah Cohen, Shirley Sig-
ORT schools so that they may the lecture hall of the Art In- man, Ann Silver and Shirley
Taylor.
be self-sustaining, uplifted hu- stitute.
man beings with a definite aim
in life."
Comprising the committee are
Mesdames David Berg, co-chair-
man; harry Berlin, chairman of
East Side; Ellis Fisher, chair-
man of Russell Woods; Harold
Kukes, chairman of University
group; Herbert Metz and Rob-
ert Alpern, chairmen of Pon-
tiac group; Abe Lapides and Al
Rosenberg, chairmen of Royal
Oak group.
Mesdames Ben Fishman, I•v-
ing Small, Barney Newman, Al
Schneiderman, Harold Baskind,
Maxwell Emmer, Ben Goode,
Barney Greenberg, Frank
Handler, Marc Markey, William
Joelson, Milton Fisher, Earl
Freshman and David Ilubar.
The drive will culminate in a
MRS. DAVID RUBY
tea Nov. 17 at the home of Mrs
The Women's American ORT Henry Wagner, at which Mrs.
has launched a membership Joseph Fenton will give a book
drive under the direction of review.
Mrs. David Ruby, vice-presi- Lazarus Young Women
dent in charge of membership,
who was hostess to her com- to See Fashion Show
mittee at a luncheon recently I Styles of 1946 and 1947 will be
contrasted in a fashion show
on behalf of the campaign.
Guest speaker, Mrs. Harry planned for the membership tea
Becker, ORT president, told the of the Emma Lazarus Young
meeting, "It is the aim of ORT Women Tuesday at the home of
to reestablish refugees in all Harriet Adler, 2460 Fullerton ave-
parts of the world by rehabili- nue.
A quiz program will be also
tation through training.
"The survivors of Europe to- held to be followed by card play-
day arc being taught trades in ing.
Young women wishing to at-
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tend should contact Shirley
Hudson's Pantry Shop Packs
Glicksman, TO. 7-3237.

Membership Drive Launched
by Women's American ORS'

Yeshivah to Honor
Gaon's Memory

The memory of the late Gaon,
Rabbi Meir Shapiro, will be hon
ored at 6 p. m. Sunday, Oct. 26,
at Yc shivath Chachmey Lublin.
The Yahrzeit of Rabbi Shapiro
occurs the same week.
Rabbi Shapiro was founder of
the original Yeshivath Chachmey
Lublin of Poland, which under
his leadership grew into one of
the greatest Torah centers of Eu-
rope.
Rabbi E. L. Silver of Cincin-
nati, president of the Union of
Orthodox Rabbis, will be guest
speaker.

Detroit Lodge Auxiliary
to Hear Mrs. Aaron

Mrs. Samuel Aaron, president
ith Wom-
of the Detroit Bnai Br
en's Council, will be guest speak-
er at a meeting of the Detroit
Lodge Auxiliary at 8:30 p. m.
Tuesday in the Beth Aaron Syn-
agogue, Wyoming and Thatcher
avenues.
The film, This Is Bnai Brith,"
will be shown.

HALEVY SINGING SOCIETY
Emma Lazard!' Schaver, who
recently returned from a con-
cert tour of South America, was
guest of the Halevy Singing
Society at its last meeting.

Enroll Your Children in the
Jewish Folk Schools

of the

Labor Zionist Organization

DKris'IURSERY AND KINDERGARTEN

FOR PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN

Central School and Nursery Building at 13722 Linwood, corner
Pasadena The Schools are now open for registration—Branch
at Grossman School, Room 305 and 306
Jewish Holidays—Their Meaning
Hebrew
and Importance. Acquainting pu-
Yiddish
pils with modern Jewish Life
Bible
everywhere and with the Recon-
Jewish History
structed Jewish Life in Palestine
Special classes for boys of Bar-
Jewish Customs
Mitzvah age.
and Traditions
Special Celebrations and Jewish Festivals are Arranged by
and for our Pupils During the Year. The Schools are Con-
ducted by Competent Highly Qualified Teachers. Register
your Cldren Now — without delay — Daily from 3:30 p.m.
hi except Saturday. Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
to 8 p.m .
Children a M odern and Progressive Jewish
Give Your
Education

.Phone TO. 8-9280

Send Needed Food
to friends and relatives
in stricken lands

and Sends Boxes

GALLO1V FAMILY CLUB
The Gallow Family Club has
elected and installed the follow-
ing new officers: Sidney Fried-
man, president; Hilda Siegel,
vice-president; Mrs. II. Siegel
secretary; and Mrs. IL. Shapiro,
treasurer. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Farber of Santa Rosa
drive.

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Horlamus Rye Bread, 10 07. Tin 45c
Wisconsin Cheddar Cheese, 14 1/2 Ozs., 79c
White Rose Coffee, I pound tin, 59c
Aborn's Peke and Orange Pekoe Tea, 4-0z., 25c

Nestle's Instant Cocoa, 13 07., 29c
Rancho Grande California Dates, 8 ounces, 25c
Gosse's Best Fancy Chinook Salmon, 16 Oz., 79c

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Lessons Given Daily
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Weddings, Socials, Banquets
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Maggi's Bouillon Cubes, 12 cubes, 23c
Swanson's Butter, lb Oz., $1.30
Swanson's Dried Eggs, 8 ounces, 99c
Maggi's Dried Noodle Soup Mix, 2 1/4 Ozs.t 10c
Eunice Skinless Portuguese Sardines, 33/ 4 Oz., 43c
El Solyo Dried Peaches, 10 07s., 30c'

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