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Midwest Jewish
Educators Meet

Rabbi .Kirschblum,
At Three Meetings

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The next conference • of the
Eastern Central States Region of
the American Association for
Jewish Education will be held
the latter part of November in
Columbus,., 0., - where- lay lead-
ers and educators will discuss
Jewish education problems.
The conference will open with
an Oneg Shabbath on Friday
night, Nov. 24. Saturday night a
symposium will be conducted on
the toPic "What Shall We Teach
Our Children?" On Sunday
morning, reports will be submit-
ted on "An Inventory of Jewish
Education In Our Cities During
the Years 1941-43." There will
be a luncheon meeting . on Nov.
26, with Prof. Horace M. Kallen
speaking on "The Amefican Jew-
ish Community and the Jewish
Education of the American Jei.v,"
The Sunday evening session will
be devoted to "Future Plans and
Prograrns in Our Community."
.
Members of the staff and
board of the United Hebrew
Schools are planning to attend
the conference. "

Mizrachi Organization Lead-
er Speaks to Young Israel
Friday at Yeshivah

Bnai Moshe Young
People Announce Affair

Rabbi Max KirSchblum, execu-
tiVd secretary of the Mizrachi Or-
gani-zation of Anierica, will ad-
dress three meetings in Detroit
this week-end,. • •-.

This Friday evening, Rabbi
Kirschblum will addresS . the for-
um of Young Israel at the Yeshi-

At the Sir,richath Torah ser :Qicesi

of Congregation ShaareY7Zeclek
last Friday Morning, grad-:
uation exercises -were: 4*1, and
diplomas were ' ,the
following 81 graduateS V.41o:.-have
completed. the.. eighth grade:

Hilda , Elaine • Arkin, Mivi Erman,,
Rose Mendelson, Yale Aronoff, Dora
othy Joan Feinberg, Adele . Miller,!
June Aviscih, -Robert • Fenton, 'rye
Newman.
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Estelle' Bernice •Bakst;''Roshlie Jha.nn
Ferrer, Marilyn. Rose- Pensler, Allen
Barg, Betty A. Fleiss, • Judith Piaven,
Dolores S. Barit; William Shetzer
Frank, David M. Robinowitz.
Leonard Erwin Baron, Barbara R.
Freedman, Rhoda K. Rossen, Sylvia
Zita Becher, Louise Friedman. Marion
Ruskin, Beverly Jean Bensman, Mel-
vin Lee Gilbert, Richard Sanders.
Suzanne. Miriam Berger, Sylvia Glid-;•:.
stone, Sheldon •Jay Scholnick, Enid
BerkoN.Vitz, Natalie Ri Goldberg:. Jared
Schubiner, Justine Leslie . Bessman,
Herbert Gordon, - :Ronnie ."June Shapiro.
Alene B. 'Blumberg% ',.16Vce,-,-Gottliela,
Franklin Ira Sidlosv; • Edwin, Blumberg,
Janiece Greenbaum, • Mona Sommers,
Nettie Borman, Irene Lee Greenwald,
Hiliel :Sloan.
""
:Joyce` Rhoda . Briskman, Susanne
Jackson, - Annette " Stern, • ,Herman . A.
Erode, Joyce Kaplan, Alan Tobin,
Helen H. Brown, Charlotte. B: Kauf-
man, Roslyn Weinbaum. •
Barbara Rita Coggan, - Elinor Lois
Knoper, Marilyn Ruth. WeiSman, Shir-
ley . Gene Cohen, Charles L. Kramer,
Arthur
- S. " Weston, Zelda - Cohen,. Del-
phine Kwaselow, Leonard Wine.
Caralee Cohn, Beverly Lastar, Sybil•-
Esther -Witus, Audrey Joyce Cornfield,.
Edythe J. 'Lefkowitz, Joan Zechman,
Ralph Joseph ..Coskey, Sylvia Muriel.
Leiter, Lester Zeff.
Irene. Sharon Cott, Florence Barbara
Levy, Phyllis R. Zieve, Flarence El-
kus, Naomi Ellen Linden, Bluma Mae
Zilber, Sheryl Joyce Epstein, Harriet
Hope Mellon, Richard Zimbe•off.

1942-43 Welfare
Allocations Hit
291/2•Millions

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Agencies in I28 Sections
Received Funds, Budget
Analysis Reveals

NEW YORK-One • hundred

and fifty • five federations and
welfare funds in 128 communi-
ties allocated a total of $29,569,-,
703 for 1942-43 needs, it was
ported last- Week by the Council
of Jewish Federations and Wel-
fare Funds in its annual budget
analysis. This amount does not
represent the entire income of
the beneficiary agencies but con-
sists only of the sums allotted
them by the fund-raising agen-
cies.
There are 313 organized Jew-
ish communities in the U. -S. and
Canada. The 128 under study,
three of Which are in Canada,
comprise approximately 81 per
cent of the total estimated Jew-
ish population of both countries.

The board of Young People's
Society of Congregation - Bnai
Moshe announces the opening af-
fair of the season to be held
Oct. 31, in the banquet hall of
the synagogue, Dexter and Law-
rence.
Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan, - ad-
visor to the group, will present
an opening prayer. President Sam
GOodman will give a short talk
on the coming season's plans.
Dancing and refreshments will
follow. All members and friends
of YPS are invited to attend.
There will be no admission
charge.

Education Month Talks
On Radio Concluded

The series of radio addresses
sponsored on the occasion of the
17th annual Education Month of
the United Hebrew Schools, over
the Jewish.. Hour, sponsored by
Hyman. Altman on Station
WJLB, were concluded . with
talks by A. J. Lachover. and
Lawrence W. Crohn, iast Satur-
day and Sunday., It was stated
this week that efforts to • focus
the community's attention on the
problem of the education of, the
children will continue.

81 Awarded

Diplomas at
Shaarey Zedek

JEWIS,r1-1 . NEWS

RABBI MAX KIRSCHBLUM

vah, Dexter- ,.and Cortland., His
address will launch the first 'of
a series of monthly, religious
forums of Young Israel, at the
Magen'' Abrahain . .Synagogue of
Yeshivoth Beth Yehudah. His
talk will be followed by a social
hour arranged by the Women's
League for Sabbath Observance,
with Mesdames David Apple-
baum and Charles T. Gellman as
hostesses.

At 2:30
this Saturday,
Rabbi kirschblUin will address
the Women'• League for Sabbath
Observance at Congregation Beth
Tefilo Emanuel,, Taylor and Woo-
be. the first

sterieS . '0;,S. abbatiC.:afternotin

•Le-vin; chairinan of
the- 12tli St. - branch •of the. Sab-

bath Observance League, will be

hOstesS.'
„ This Saturday _evening, Rabbi

UHS Membership Drive
Started ; Tribute Paid
To Late Judge Keidan

The Joint DistributiOn Com-
mittee made public the names
of more than 100 Austrian Jews
who have escaped into Switzer-
land from France, Holland, Bel-
gium and other countries. The
list was compiled by the Associa-
tion of • Austrian Immigrants in
Palestine and forwarded from
Jerusalem to JDC's New York
headquarters. The list is avail-
able at the office of The Jewish •
News.

PARIS SETS NEW STYLE
IN ANTI-NAZI FASHIONS

LISBON. (JPS)—Paris, former
style center of the world, has set
a new style with an anti-Nazi
motif. Reacting to the Nazi or-
der that all Jews must hence-
forth wear a black and yellow
star on the left breast as a mark
of identification, Parisians have.
taken to wearing. a . black and
yellow, pocket handkerchief.
"The new style is , sweeping the
city," according io a dispatch
from the Paris correspondent of
the Vanguardia Espanola.

The annual membership pro-
ject of the United Hebrew
SchOols was launched last week
in the home of the president of
the schools, Rudolph Zuieback.
ThiS year's enrollment project
is headed by Dr. A: E. Bernstein,
chairman, Julius Berman and
Morris-.Fishrrian, co=chairmen.
Tribute - Was Paid at the Meet-
ing. to the late ...Tudge Harry B.
Keidan, Who Was identified with
this' project from it very incep- AL MILLER
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nard ISaaCS 'paid tribute to the
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Memory of this great Mari.
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'It is - the goal of this "commit=
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of the UHS by .1,000 meinberS.

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NEW YORK (JPS)—The in-
formal dedication of a heavy
bomber which will ' 'bear the
name of the Jewish National
Workers' Alliance took place
here at the annual conference of
the. New York City branches of
the Alliance. The funds for the
bomber were raised through the
purchases of $300,000 of War
Bonds by the members of the
Jewish National Workers' Alli-
ance branches.

List •100 Austrian Jews
Who Fled to Switzerland

Kirschblum .will address the Me,-
lave Malice of Detroit Mizrachi,
arranged .jointly with the. Detroit
Committee for Vaad Halkatzala.
He will speak on the emergenCy
rescue work carried on by send-
ing food and clothing to thous-.
ands of refugees stranded. in Asi-
atic Russia and other parts of
the world..
'el-port, on the local Vaad Ha-
hatzala $25,000 drive will be sub.-
mitted by Irwin I. Cohn, chair-
Man, -and David I-. Barris, treas-
urer. Certificates will be issued
to individual donors of $25 and
up.
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