CHMAN NRA MEMBER U.S. test Weekly" Jewish News WE DO OUR PART No. 13 PRICE 5c ECT George Shendelman Leads BY THE WAY By David Schwartz A. Z. A. For Second Term (Copyright, 1933, by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) By Sam Levin An executive meeting; is called for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Hotel De- A Rabbi Joins The Chorus- At the regular meeting of the A. Voy, please be there. The former rabbi of East Orange, Z. A. Fraternity Monday night, De- N. J., Rabbi David Gross is now a There will be no more meetings of cember 18, the following officers were member of the chorus of "Let 'em the Fraternity until January 8. At elected: President, George Shendle- eat cake." this time, the new officers will be in- man; Vice-President, Seymour Mar- stalled. An interesting program has Gross abandoned the rabbinate some cus; Treasurer, Sam Levin; Reporter, been planned for the meeting. All of years ago. Then followed an interlude Harold Cohen; Sergeant-at-ams, Dave the past presidents of the chapter will in business. And now to the stage. Moskovitz; Assistant Sergeant-at- be present. Each will give a resume arms, Joe Fleisshman and Chaplain, of the work done during his admin- Another equally novel transition is Schayel Scheinberg. istration. that of the former Rabbi Abraham Feinberg, who now, as Anthony Prome The new officers will be installed The basketball teams will play the is on the air four times a week for at the January 8, meeting and will 32's Sunday, Decemberr 24, at 5 0'- NBC. serve for six months. The outgoing clock in the DeVoy ym. officers are George Shendleman, Pres- ident; Joe Newman, Vice-President Theatre and Pulpit- Sam Kaplan, treasurer; Sam Levin, MEMPHIAN WINS After all, one expects that there reporter; Carl Stark, sergeant-at- should be a certain amount of flow arms; Stanley Newman, assistant NATIONAL AWARD from the rabbinical field to the thea- sergeant-at-arms; Herman Felt, chap- tre. There is something intrinsically lain and Sam Levin, reporter. theatrical about the rabbinate. I am Sunday's celebration of A. Z. A. Benny Aaronwa of Memphis was not saying this in disparagement. day went off in fine style. Even recently awarded The theatre merely dramatizes what Appeal mrst prize in a na- the rabbi preaches. The rabbi warns though the elements conspired against tion-wide contest sponsored by the iniquity. The theatre mirroring the us, we are well satisfied with the way Skookum Packer's Association for the the program was carried out. We play of the human passions indirectly best window displ ay of the season. carries the same lesson. aster elect have one correction to make. At the Mr. Aaronwald dressed the window 289, was debate Sunday morning between Har- old Cohen and Sidney Lazarov, the at Seessel's to wir first the local and Changing Occupations— in the of- as chairman announced that Sidney had then the national Jun- prize. But in general, it seems to me, it would do many of us good if we sam- esiding of- won. The reverse is true-Harold had The window WO n over hundreds of pled more easily various callings. been awarded the decission by a vote other entries ove the entire United I have read somewhere that Saint of two to one. We want to thank every- States. Judges in he contest were The Simon-the great Utopian socialist NISTS one who attended our dance for the Retail Merchants Committee, of Wen- philosopher, to equip himself for life, marvelous way in which they respond- atchee, Washingt on, where the asso- took a whack at several dozen differ- DAY ed to our plea to bring lots of canned ciation has its ger neral offices. ent callings. I don't know how the goods. Quite a few families will have experiment worked out, but it must a merrier holiday than they antici- HOWARD have had its points. dassah as pated. We can't tell how much we HALLE District appreciate the help that Mrs. Brenner and Mrs Isaac Loskove gave us. With- TAKEN E DEATH Katzmann-Waiter and Scientist for the Boris Katzmann, the great Zionist out them the dance would never have leader, who has just died in Palestine Flag Day been the success that it was. For our Howard Halle was something of a man of many pro- The fraternity is planning a weiner 8 years, son of Mrs. buted five Frances Halle, fessions. He was an agriculturalist, a roast at Dave Moskovitz's farm Tues- other of Mrs. Carl Mayer, of Mem chemist, and his plan for mass migra- day evening, Dece ber 26. Those going and Abe Halle, of to the tion into Palestine revealed him as an will m at Temple Pittsburgh, please the at Sunday morning, economist also. the residence, 291 But most CHMAN NRA MEMBER U.S. test Weekly" Jewish News WE DO OUR PART No. 13 PRICE 5c ECT George Shendelman Leads BY THE WAY By David Schwartz A. Z. A. For Second Term (Copyright, 1933, by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) By Sam Levin An executive meeting; is called for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Hotel De- A Rabbi Joins The Chorus- At the regular meeting of the A. Voy, please be there. The former rabbi of East Orange, Z. A. Fraternity Monday night, De- N. J., Rabbi David Gross is now a There will be no more meetings of cember 18, the following officers were member of the chorus of "Let 'em the Fraternity until Tanuary 8. At elected: President, George Shendle- eat cake." this time, the new officers will be in- man; Vice-President, Seymour Mar- stalled. An interesting program has Gross abandoned the rabbinate some cus; Treasurer, Sam Levin; Reporter, been planned for the meeting. All of years ago. Then followed an interlude Harold Cohen; Sergeant-at-ams, Dave the past presidents of the chapter will in business. And now to the stage. Moskovitz; Assistant Sergeant-at- be present. Each will give a resume arms, Joe Fleisshman and Chaplain, of the work done during his admin- Another equally novel transition is Schayel Scheinberg. istration. that of the former Rabbi Abraham Feinberg, who now, as Anthony Prome The new officers will be installed The basketball teams will play the is on the air four times a week for at the January 8, meeting and will 32's Sunday, Decemberr 24, at 5 0'- NBC. serve for six months. The outgoing clock in the DeVoy ym. officers are George Shendleman, Pres- Theatre and Pulpit- ident; Joe Newman, Vice-President Sam Kaplan, treasurer; Sam Levin, MEMPHIAN WINS After all, one expects that there reporter; Carl Stark, sergeant-at- should be a certain amount of flow arms; Stanley Newman, assistant NATIONAL AWARD from the rabbinical field to the thea- sergeant-at-arms; Herman Felt, chap- tre. There is something intrinsically lain and Sam Levin, reporter. theatrical about the rabbinate. I am Sunday's celebration of A. Z. A. Benny Aaronwa of Memphis was not saying this in disparagement. Appeal day went off in fine style. Even recently awarded The theatre merely dramatizes what Trst prize in a na- the rabbi preaches. The rabbi warns though the elements conspired against tion-wide contest sponsored by the iniquity. The theatre mirroring the us, we are well satisfied with the way Skookum Packer's Association for the the program was carried out. We play of the human passions indirectly best window displ ay of the season. carries the same lesson. aster elect have one correction to make. At the Mr. Aaronwald dressed the window 289, was debate Sunday morning between Har- old Cohen and Sidney Lazarov, the at Seessel's to wir first the local and Changing Occupations— in the of- as chairman announced that Sidney had then the national Jun- prize. But in general, it seems to me, it would do many of us good if we sam- esiding of- won. The reverse is true-Harold had The window WO n over hundreds of pled more easily various callings. been awarded the decission by a vote other entries ove the entire United I have read somewhere that Saint of two to one. We want to thank every- States. Judges in the contest were The Simon-the great Utopian socialist NISTS one who attended our dance for the Retail Merchants Committee, of Wen- philosopher, to equip himself for life, marvelous way in which they respond- atchee, Washingt on, where the asso- took a whack at several dozen differ- DAY ed to our plea to bring lots of canned ciation has its ger neral offices. ent callings. I don't know how the goods. Quite a few families will have experiment worked out, but it must a merrier holiday than they antici- HOWARD have had its points. dassah as pated. We can't tell how much we HALLE District appreciate the help that Mrs. Brenner and Mrs Isaac Loskove gave us. With- TAKEN E DEATH Katzmann-Waiter and Scientist for the Boris Katzmann, the great Zionist out them the dance would never have leader, who has just died in Palestine Flag Day been the success that it was. For our Howard Halle was something of a man of many pro- The fraternity is planning a weiner 8 years, son of Mrs. buted five Frances Halle, fessions. He was an agriculturalist, a roast at Dave Moskovitz's farm Tues- other of Mrs. Carl Mayer, of Men chemist, and his plan for mass migra- day evening, Dece aber 26. Those going and Abe Halle, of to the will Pittsburgh, tion into Palestine revealed him as an please m at the Temple Sunday morning, at economist also. the residence, 291 But CHMAN NRA MEMBER U.S. test Weekly" Jewish News WE DO OUR PART No. 13 PRICE 5c ECT George Shendelman Leads BY THE WAY By David Schwartz A. Z. A. For Second Term (Copyright, 1933, by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) By Sam Levin An executive meeting: is called for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Hotel De- A Rabbi Joins The Chorus- At the regular meeting of the A. Voy, please be there. The former rabbi of East Orange, Z. A. Fraternity Monday night, De- N. J., Rabbi David Gross is now a There will be no more meetings of cember 18, the following officers were member of the chorus of "Let 'em the Fraternity until January 8. At elected: President, George Shendle- eat cake." this time, the new officters will be in- man; Vice-President, Seymour Mar- stalled. An interesting program has Gross abandoned the rabbinate some cus; Treasurer, Sam Levin; Reporter, been planned for the meeting. All of years ago. Then followed an interlude Harold Cohen; Sergeant-at-ams, Dave the past presidents of the chapter will in business. And now to the stage. Moskovitz; Assistant Sergeant-at- be present. Each will give a resume arms, Joe Fleisshman and Chaplain, of the work done during his admin- Another equally novel transition is Schayel Scheinberg. istration. that of the former Rabbi Abraham Feinberg, who now, as Anthony Prome The new officers will be installed The basketball teams will play the is on the air four times a week for at the January 8, meeting and will 32's Sunday, December 24, at 5 0'- NBC. serve for six months. The outgoing clock in the DeVoy ym. officers are George Shendleman, Pres- ident; Joe Newman, Vice-President Theatre and Pulpit- Sam Kaplan, treasurer; Sam Levin, MEMPHIAN WINS After all, one expects that there reporter; Carl Stark, sergeant-at- should be a certain amount of flow arms; Stanley Newman, assistant NATIONAL AWARD from the rabbinical field to the thea- sergeant-at-arms; Herman Felt, chap- tre. There is something intrinsically lain and Sam Levin, reporter. theatrical about the rabbinate. I am Sunday's celebration of A. Z. A. Benny Aaronwa of Memphis was not saying this in disparagement. Appeal day went off in fine style. Even recently awarded The theatre merely dramatizes what rst prize in a na- the rabbi preaches. The rabbi warns though the elements conspired against tion-wide contest sponsored by the iniquity. The theatre mirroring the us, we are well satisfied with the way Skookum Packer's Association for the the program was carried out. We play of the human passions indirectly best window displ ay of the season. carries the same lesson. aster elect have one correction to make. At the Mr. Aaronwald dressed the window 289, was debate Sunday morning between Har- in old Cohen and Sidney Lazarov, the at Seessel's to wir first the local and Changing Occupations— the of- as Jun- chairman announced that Sidney had then the national prize. But in general, it seems to me, it would do many of us good if we sam- esiding of- won. The reverse is true-Harold had The window WO n over hundreds of pled more easily various callings. been awarded the decission by a vote other entries ove the entire United I have read somewhere that Saint of two to one. We want to thank every- States. Judges in he contest were The Simon-the great Utopian socialist NISTS one who attended our dance for the Retail Merchants Committee, of Wen- philosopher, to equip himself for life, marvelous way in which they respond- atchee, Washingt on, where the asso- took a whack at several dozen differ- DAY ed to our plea to bring lots of canned ciation has its ger neral offices. ent callings. I don't know how the goods. Quite a few families will have experiment worked out, but it must a merrier holiday than they antici- have had its points. dassah as pated. We can't tell how much we HOWARD HALLE District appreciate the help that Mrs. Brenner and Mrs Isaac Loskove gave us. With- TAKEN DEATH Katzmann-Waiter and Scientist for the Boris Katzmann, the great Zionist out them the dance would never have leader, who has just died in Palestine Flag Day been the success that it was. Howard Halle was something of a man of many pro- For our The fraternity is planning a weiner 8 years, son of Mrs. five Frances Halle, fessions. He was an agriculturalist, a buted roast at Dave Moskovitz's farm Tues- other of Mrs. Carl Mayer, of Men chemist, and his plan for mass migra- day evening, Dece ber 26. Those going and Abe Halle, of to the please Pittsburgh, tion into Palestine revealed him as an will m at the Temple at Sunday morning, economist also. the residence, 291 But most CHMAN NRA test Weekly" Jewish News WE DO OUR PART No. 13 PRICE 5c ECT George Shendelman Leads BY THE WAY By David Schwartz A. Z. A. For Second Term (Copyright, 1933, by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) By Sam Levin An executive meeting is called for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Hotel De- A Rabbi Joins The Chorus- At the regular meeting of the A. Voy, please be there. The former rabbi of East Orange, Z. A. Fraternity Monday night, De- N. J., Rabbi David Gross is now a There will be no more meetings of cember 18, the following officers were member of the chorus of "Let 'em the Fraternity until anuary 8. At elected: President, George Shendle- eat cake." this time, the new officiers will be in- man; Vice-President, Seymour Mar- stalled. An interesting program has Gross abandoned the rabbinate some cus; Treasurer, Sam Levin; Reporter, been planned for the meeting. All of years ago. Then followed an interlude Harold Cohen; Sergeant-at-ams, Dave the past president: of the chapter will in business. And now to the stage, Moskovitz; Assistant Sergeant-at- be present. Each will give a resume arms, Joe Fleisshman and Chaplain, of the work done during his admin- Another equally novel transition is Schayel Scheinberg. istration. that of the former Rabbi Abraham Feinberg, who now, as Anthony Prome The new officers will be installed The basketball team will play the a on the air four times a week for at the January 8, meeting and will 32's Sunday, December 24, at 5 0'- NBC. serve for six months. The outgoing clock in the DeVoy Gym. officers are George Shendleman, Pres- ident; Joe Newman, Vice-President Theatre and Pulpit- Sam Kaplan, treasurer; Sam Levin, MEMPHIAN WINS After all, one expects that there reporter; Carl Stark, sergeant-at- should be a certain amount of flow arms; Stanley Newman, assistant NATIONAL AWARD from the rabbinical field to the thea- sergeant-at-arms; Herman Felt, chap- tre. There is something intrinsically lain and Sam Levin, reporter. theatrical about the rabbinate. 1 am Sunday's celebration of A. Z, A. Benny Aaronwa of Memphis was not saying this in disparagement. Appeal day went off in fine style. Even recently awarded The theatre merely dramatizes what .rst prize in a na- the rabbi preaches. The rabbi warns though the elements conspired against tion-wide contest sponsored by the iniquity. The theatre mirroring the us, we are well satisfied with the way Skookum Packer's Association for the the program was carried out. We play of the human passions indirectly best window display of the season. carries the same lesson, aster elect have one correction to make. At the Mr. Aaronwald dressed the window 289, was debate Sunday morning between Har- in the of- old Cohen and Sidney Lazarov, the a: Seessel's to with, first the local and Changing Occupations- chairman announced that Sidney had then the national 28 as Jun- prize. But in general, it seems to me, it would do many of us good if we sam- siding of. won, The reverse is true-Harold had The window women over hundreds of pled more easily various callings. been awarded the decission by a vote other entries over the entire United I have read somewhere that Saint of two to one, We want to thank every- States, Judges in he contest were The Simon-the great Utopian socialist ISTS cne who attended our dance for the Retail Merchants Committee, of Wen- philosopher, to equip himself for life, marvelous way in which they respond- atchee, Washingto n, where the asso- took a whack at several dozen differ- DAY ed to our plea to bring lots of canned ciation has its general offices. ent eallings. I don't know how the goods, Quite a few families will have experiment worked out, but it must a merrier holiday than they antici- HOWARD have had its points. dassah as pated. We can't tell how much we HALLE it District appreciate the help that Mrs. Brenner and Mrs Isaae Loskove gave us. With- TAKEN BY DEATH Katzmann-Waiter and Scientist- for the Boris Katzmann, the great Zionist out them the dance would never have Flag Day leader, who has just died in Palestine been the surcess that it was. For our Howard Halle, was something of a man of many pro- The fraternity is planning a weiner years, son of Mrs. Frances Halle, fessions. He was an agriculturalist, a buted five roast at Dave Moskovitz's farm Tues- other of Mrs. Carl Mayer, of Men chemist, and his plan mass migra- day evening, Déce aber 26. Those going and Abe Halle, of the Pittsburgh, tion into Palestine revealed him as an at the Sunday morning, economist also. residence, 291 CHMAN NRA test Weekly" Jewish News - - No. a PRICE Y ECT George Shendelman Leads BY THE WAY " dary - A. Z. A. For Second Term 1995, by the Agrees, les) By Fax Levie - - I - - AL - register - - . 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