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Detroit Maps Program for JNF Rally

Entire Local Jewish Community Invited
To Join 'Land for Freedom' Conference

Community Is Asked to Join in Conference on Palestine
Redemption for Post-War Need Dec. 26-27; Dr.
Goldstein, Senator Barkley, Lipsky on Program
Delegates representing Jewish communities through-
out the land will participate in the "Land for Freedom"
Conference of the Jewish National Fund of America,
during the week-end of Dec. 26 and 27, at the Book-Cadil-
lac hotel.
Placing emphasis on the need for preparing the land

of Palestine for the settlement of
hundreds of thousands of Jews program and the sessions all day
Sunday will include Judge Louis
E. Levinthal, president of the
Zionist Organization of America;
Louis Lipsky, member of the
World Zionist Executive; Dr. Na-
hum Goldmann, official repre-
sentative of the World Zionist

ing in formulating plans for the

conference. William Hordes, pres-
ident of the Jewish National Fund
Council, and Philip Slomovitz ad-
dressed the delegates.

Zionist Exhibit

Mr. Leonard has spoken to
other local groups, including the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the J.N.F. A
prominent social worker and
former newspaperman, he has

just completed a book of stories,
"Americans All," which will be
published by Behrman's Jewish
Book House of New York.
The Jewish National Fund Con-
ference here will be featured by
exhibits of various Zionist pub-
lications, including the biography
of the late president of the Jew-
ish National Fund, Menahem
Ussishkin, written by Prof. Jos-
eph Klausner of the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem.

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ASSIGNMENT IN B R I T-
TANY, by Helen Maclnnes. A

thrilling adventure story of a
member of the British Intel-
ligence spying on the Nazis
along the coast of France $2.50

Hordes, Ellmann, Slomovitz

Mendel N. Fisher, executive di-
rector of the J.N.F., will present
his annual report. Other Detroit-

There will be no sessions on
Friday, Dec. 25.

Relax With Books

by G. B. Stern. Her return to
the Matriarch series with this
novel is as charming and ap-
pealing as i t s predeces-
$3
sors .

upon the conclusion of the war,
this conference will hear a galaxy
of America's outsanding Jewish
leaders who will outline the
needs for land redemption in the
upbuilding of the Jewish National
DR. JAMES G. HELLER
Homeland and will report on re-
cent plans for the realization of Executive and of the Jewish
the redemption program.
Agency for Palestine; Leon Gell-
Silver Opening Speaker
man, president of Mizrachi of
Dr. Abba Hill-el Silver, national America; David Wertheim, secre-
chairman of the United Palestine tary of Poale Zion-Zeire Zion;
Appeal Jewish and one of the Mrs. David de Sola Pool, presi-
national co-chairmen of the Unit- dent of Hadassah; Mrs. Archibald
ed Jewish Appeal, will be the Silverman, of Providence, It. I.,
Zionist delegate who recently vis-
ited England; and Sidney G. Kus-
worm of Dayton, 0., treasurer of
the Supreme Bnai Brith lodge.

On Friday night and Sabbath
morning, preceding the corr-
ence, visiting rabbis will speak
from the pulpits of local syna-
gogues.

Don't forget that in an emer-
gency you can get your money
back on a WAR BOND any time
Oneg Shabbat Planned
after 60 days, so you're not tak-
An Oneg Shabbat on Saturday ing any chances of embarrass-
afternoon will precede the open- ment by putting your savings in
ing conference session. There will WAR BONDS.

THE YOUNG MATRIARCH,

SIDNEY G. KURWeiRM

be informal discussions and re-
freshments will be served.

THE SONG OF BERNA-
DETTE, by Franz Werfel. A

beautiful story of a girl's ad-
venture
$3
ALL NIGHT LONG, by Ers-
kine Caldwell. A human story
of war behind the German
lines and the fierce courage
shown by Russians
$2.50
DAYS OF OFELIA, by Ger-
trude Diamant. An inimitable
picture of Mexican life that
takes you straight to the heart
of our exotic ally
$2.75
CRESCENT CARNIVAL, by
Francis Parkinson Keyes. A
glowing novel of three gener-
ations in the city of New
$3
Orleans

HOSTAGES, by Stefan Heym.

A story of life, love, death,
bravery, treachery, torture,
suspense, and faith of the
people of Prague under the
Nazi terror
$2.50
TIME OF 'PEACE, by Ben
Ames Williams. A deeply
moving story about a father
and son culminating with the
Pearl. Harbor episode $2.75
THE THREE BAMBOOS, by
Robert Standish. The rise of
Japan and her insidious plan
for world conquest woven
around the exciting story of a
Japanese family
$2.75
COUSIN WILLIAM, by Della
T. Lutes. A human present-
clay novel about the black
sheep of the Thompson fam-
ily who preferred his violin
and fishing to taking care of
his family
$2

LONG SHIPS PASSING:
THE STORY OF THE
GREAT LAKES, by Walter

Havighurst. Vivid, interesting
descriptions of the dramatic
role the Great Lakes have
played in history-malting. . $3

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Relax With Games

OSCAR LEONARD

principal speaker at the opening

session of the conference, Satur-
day night. Dec. 26.
Emma Shever will participate
in a specially arranged musical
program at the opening session
of the convention as well as at
the banquet.

Senator Alben W. Barkley of
Kentucky will be the principal
speaker at the banquet. A close
personal friend of Dr. Gold-
stein, Senator Barkley, who is
majority leader of the U. S.
Senate, has long been one of
the most ardent Christian sup-
porters of the Zionist move-
ment.

On Sunday night, Dee. 27, Dr.

Israel Goldstein will be honored
;aft a banquet in recognition of his
completion of 10 years of service
as head of the J.N.F. in America.
(Fred M. Butzel will speak for
Detroit's Jewish community and
Judge Morris Rothenberg of New
-
Nork will be the toastmaster.

Sobeloff to Give Greeting

Isidore Sobeloff, executive di-
rector of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration of Detroit, will greet the
conference on Saturday night in
behalf of Detroit's Jewish com-
munity.
Participants in the banquet

DAVID WERTHEIM

ers who will participate in the

conference will include William
Hordes and Philip Slomovitz, co-

chairmen of the conference com-
mittee, and other local Zionist
leaders. James I. Ellmann, presi-
dent of the Jewish Community

Council, will greet the conference
on Sunday morning.
Sunday morning and afternoon
conference sessions will be sep-
arated by a luncheon which will
be followed by round table dis-
cussions of current Zionist and
land redemption needs.
At a conference of Detroit or-
ganizations, held Monday evening
at the Shaarey Zedek, the co-
operation of the general Jewish
community of Detroit was enlist-
ed for the conference. Rabbi
Morris Adler, chairman of the
reception committee, outlined the
general • Palestinian needs, and
Oscar Leonard, special represen-
tative of the J.N.F. who is assist-

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$5,95

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This set has 34 cards, markers
and containers. Spend hilar-
ious evenings with these cards
designed to withstand hard
use. A -grand party game.

Leather Game Set

$4.50

Genuine cowhide cup and
cover in russet color. Includes
set of 5 plain dice, pinochle
deck and decorated poker
dice. Fine for gift giving.

The J. L. HUDSON Co.

Prices Subject to 3% Sales Tax

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