Friday, November 26, 1943
THE JEWISH NEWS
Zion Tag Day Gathers Forces
Jewish Center For Palestine 'Battle for Land'
His Book Promises to Name
Killer 'After Certain
Third of Membership Quota
Persons are Dead'
, Attained for Lodge's
100th Anniversary
"After certain persons are
PHOTOGRAPHY GROUPS
Two new intermediate photo-
graphy groups .are being organ-
ized at the Jewish Community
Center. Morris Safron will be
the leader of the Monday night
group. Morris Fox will guide
photographers on Sunday morn-
ings, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.
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SATURDAY NITE HOP
With the Patriots as hosts, the
next Saturday Nite Hop will be
held Nov. 27, at the Jewish Cen-
ter.
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RED CROSS PRODUCTION
The Red Cross Production
Unit is open Thursdays 11 a. m.
to 4 p. m. Mrs. Al Weisman, in
charge of the Unit, urges house-
wives to volunteer for sewing
and knitting. Four electric sew-
ing machines are available.
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DR. JOHN L. SULLIVAN NEXT
SPEAKER IN CLASS SERIES
The next Charm Series will
have Dr. John L. Sullivan, pro-
fessor of educational psychology
at Wayne U., as guest speaker,
on the subject "Keeping Your
Mental Equilibrium," Thursday,
Dec. 2, at the Jewish Center.
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The War Workers will have
another Sunday social, Nov. 28,
at 3:30 p. m. Movies and danc-
ing will feature an afternoon of
informal fun.
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TALK ON "INFLATION"
A representative of the OPA
will address the B & P Discus-
sion Group of the Jewish Com-
munity Center,. Monday, on the
topic "Inflation and What OPA
Can Do About It."
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ADULT DISCUSSION GROUP
With "Scholem Asch" as the
topic, Dan Rosenkoff will act as
discussion leader at the Center
Adult Group meeting, Monday.
New members must accept as-
signment of topics and act as
discussion leaders.
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MOTHERS' CLUBS
Mothers' Clubs will discuss
"Planning Careers for Our Chil-
dren and Grandchildren," during
December. The lectures will be
illustrated with sound movies in
cooperation with the Jewish Vo
cational Service.
Mothers' Clubs will be
guests of the Bnai Brith at Tern-
ple Beth El, Tuesday, Dec. 7, at .8
p. m., at a vaudeville show.
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Center Cinema Guild, in con-
junction with Migdal Labor
Zionists, will present a subscrip-
tion • series Of four major film
events. Mexican film, "The
Wave," will inaugurate the ser-
ies on Sunday, Dec. 5, 8 p. m.,
in the Center auditorium. Also
included in the series are "The
Man of Aran," Jan. 9; "Chaplin
Film Festival," Feb. 6; "The
Golem," March 5.
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The-, call to "Join in the Battle
for Land" (graphically portrayed
in the Jewish National Fund
poster reproduced above) will
be sounded in hundreds of com-
munities throughout the nation
as Zion Tag Day will be ob-
served during the week-end of
Nov. 27-28, in furtherance of the
Keren Kayemeth's "Land for
Rescue" program. A corps of
volunteers, recruited from
among the membership of Zion-
ist groups and Jewish youth or-
ganizations, will offer Zion em-
blems in acknowledgement of
popular contributions to the
cause. •
William Hordes, president of
the Jewish National Fund Coun-
cil of Detroit, has announced
that a large corps of volunteers
from local Zionist youth groups
will participate on the solicita-
tions in Detroit.
Zuieback, Isaacs
To Attend Parley
of Educators
spective cities. Rudolph Zuieback,
president of the United Hebrew
Schools, and Bernard Isaacs,
will report for Detroit.
The bi-annual conference of
the East Central States Region
of the American - Association for
Jewish Education will be held
Sat-ill-day and Sunday at Hotel
Seneca, Columbus, 0.-
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The program includes a re-
port . by representatives of vari-
ous communities on the progress
of Jewish education in their re-
Detroit headquarters for the
Flag Day collections will be at
the J.N.F. office; - 11606 Dexter,
corner Burlingame.
The tag days here are . being
conducted by the J. N. Youth
Committee, whose work was or-
ganized at a rally at the Bnai
Moshe - on Wednesday. Miss
Anne Baschin was chairman of
the rally.
Jewish youth organizations in-
terested in J.N.F. work and in
assisting in the tag days are
asked to call Miss Ruthe Bas-
chin, TO. 8-4745.
Prof. Horace M. Kallen will
speak on the subject, "The Amer-
ican Jewish Community and the
Jewish Education of American
Jews." A symposium by lead-
ing laymen on the subject of,
"What Shall We Teach Our Chil-
dren" Will - be - held Saturday eVe-
fling, with Dr.. Emanuel Gamoran
as moderator.
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council and its constituent
groups will commemorate the
100th anniversary of Bnai Brith
with an afternoon and evening
program on Dec. 12, at Temple
Beth El. Henry Monsky, presi-
dent of Supreme Lodge, will be
the only speaker on the evening
program.
At present, local lodges are
engaged in a membership cam-
paign to enlist 1,500 new mem-
bers in honor of Bnai Brith's
anniversary. Aaron Rosenberg,
city-wide membership chairman,
states that all lodges have ern- -
barked on an extensive mem-
bership campaign and that more
than one third of the quota has
been attained to date. .
On the afternoon of Dec. 12,
in honor of Monsky's presence
in the city, the new members
enrolled in this membership
drive will be initiated at a joint
initiation ceremony of Pisgah
Lodge, Louis Marshall Lodge,
Detroit Lodge, Theodor Herzl
Lodge and East Side Lodge.
The Women's Auxiliaries, Pis-
gah, Business and Professional,
Theodor • Herzl, East Side and
Louis Marshall, are engaged in
dead," Leo M. Frank, who was
lynched in 1913, will be cleared
of the murder charge, Arthur G.
Powell, 70, former judge of the
Georgia Court of Appeals, prom-
ises in a book, "I Can Go Home
Again," published by the Uni-
versity of North Carolina Press.
Judge Powell states that he
has sealed the facts to be re-
leased with instructions for open-
ing, revealing who. the murderer
was.
Leo Frank was sentenced to
death for the murder of Mary
Phagan, a girl who worked in a
pencil factory of which he was
secretary. His sentence was com-
muted to life by Gov. John M.
Slaton, and the lynching fol-
lowed.
a membership drive.
Tentative plans • call for the
initiation to take place in the
Brown Memorial Chapel of Tem-
ple Beth El. The interest in Mrispi
Monsky's appearance at the eve-
ning program is so great that
the committee has made plans
for this program to take place in
the main auditorium of Temple
Beth El with the Brown Memo-
rial Chapel wired to accomodate
the overflow.
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BASKETBALL RESULTS
Hakoah Division opened the
basketball season Nov. 15 when
Dynamoes defeated Cobras, 23-
18.
Cagers were edged out by
Midgets, 14-10.
Pirates swamped Jockeys with
a 25-8 score.
League games continued on
Wednesday with the Avengers
overwhelming the Aces, 29-5.
In Maccabees League, Stags
trimmed Alphadates, 23-8.
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SLIPS
FILM PROGRAM DEC. 1
Limited edition films will be
shown at the next Wednesday
film program of the Jewish Corn-
munity Center, Dec. 1. A full-
length sound film, "The World of
Plenty", depicts the role of food
in the war effort. An 0. W. I.
short, "Black Marketing", is an
object lesson of an actual case
dealing v,rith ceiling prices and
rationing laws. Walt Disney's
"Out of the Frying Pan" is in-
cluded. Film prqgrams begin at
8:45 p. m. and are open to mem-
bers without charge; a nominal
cbarge is _made ,to
Judge Clears Frank,
Convicted, Lynched
In Murder in 1913
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