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HADASSAH
Miriam Dower Chapter met at the home of Mrs. S. B. Coen, 736A Bloom-field Avenue, Monday, October 4, Mrs. M. Eyges presiding. Miriam Eyges was presented with three trees in the Miriam Dower Grove. Presentations of one tree each were also made to Baby Ralph and Baby Kleins. Mr6. M. Levy won the raffle, a vase donated by the hostess. Shower of donations at the next meeting, October 11, at the home of Mrs. J. Lecker, 20 Cote Ste. Catherine Road.
Ziona Chapter of Hadassah will held its opening meeting at a bridge, Monday, October 11, at 8 p.m., at the home of Miss Sophie Popliger, 734 Shuter Street. Friends invited.
Rachel Chapter met at the home of Mrs. E. Tager, 2314 Jeanne Mance Street. Conveners for the Palestine Fair: Mesdames Cooperberg and I. Horliclc The Chapter is in charge of kitchen and lampshade booths. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. S. Rcsen-6eld, 655 St. Hubert Street, Mc nday, October 11.
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Miriam Brainin Ortenberg Chapter met at the home of Mrs. J. Kaufman, 325 St. Joseph Boulevard, Monday, October 4. Mrs. Rose Henderson spoke on "Maeterlinck's Bluebird." Mrs. F. Harris and Mrs. H. L. Sourkes moved a vote of thanks. Next meeting at the Y.M.H.A. Building, Monday, October 11.
Hadassah Council met September 13 to arrange for the Palestine Fair, November 16 and 17, at the Windsor Hotel. Conveners: Mesdames E. G. Bernstein, M. Takefman, H. H, Livingstone; secretary, Mrs. H. Singer; chairman of publicity, Miss Sara Strasaberg; convener of tickets, Mrs. M. Samuel; booths: Queen Esther Chapter, home cookery and aprons; Central, linens and ladies' ready-to-wear; Miriam Brainin Ortenberg, groceries and smokes; Young Ladies' Zionists, drugs, candies, fortune telling; North End, miscellaneous; Rachel, kitchen utensils and lampshades; West mount, baby booth; Judith, gloves, hosiery; Eta Cohen, fancy work; Miriam Dower, gift shop; Sybil Cohen, lingerie; Tel-Aviv, hot dogs; West-mount Junior, dance pavilion; University, Palestine novelties; Deborah, books, pictures, stationery, toys; Miz-pah, orangeade; Menorah, flowers, plants; Rose of Sharon, handkerchiefs; Hatikvah, ice cream; Ziona, fish pond; Lillian Freiman, dolls; Edith Dobrof-sky and Naic Tamid, fruit. The baby contest and a bridge and mah jongg are features. Parents may register children up to five years of age with. Mrs. L. Miller, At. 6742. Doctors will award three prizes to the bahy-winners. Children's afternoon, November 16.
Queen Esther Chapter was greeted by its president, Mrs. J. Schulman, at the home of Mrs. L. Miller, 453 Querbes Avenue, October 4. Mrs. Pesner is treasurer and Mrs. S. Kalman co-worker with Mrs. I. Ornstein on the Keren Hayeaod Fund. Books of raffle tickets for a hand-crotcheted tea cloth and napkins were distributed. Mrs. J. Issenman is convener of this raffle, which was donated by Mrs. P. Gold-blatt. A tray, donated by Mrs. Rosen-baum, will go to th& one who sells the most tickets. Presentations of trees and land were made to Mrs. H. Aron and Mrs. S. Wittes in honour of their babies' births; also to Mrs. Lang in honour of her son's engagement. Miss Anne Tritt recited. Rabbi Zlotnkk spoke. Mrs. S. Kahn gave a vote of thanks. Refreshments. Next meeting at Headquarters, October 11, at 3.30 p.m.
The Menorah Society of Hadassah met at the home of the president, Mrs. B. Kahn, Jeanne Mance Street, September 20. The Society donated $50 to the Moza Convalescent Home, Palestine. This money came through the raffle of a doll at the home of Miss Lillian Freedman. The Menorah Society is convener of the flower bcoth at the Palestine Fair.
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The opening meeting of Hadassah was
held Monday, SepternDer 27, at Zionist Headquarters. Mrs, L. Miller presided. Mrs. E. G. Bernstein, convener of the Palestine Fair, November lo and 17, at the Windsor Hotel, outlined the programme. Miss Greenspoon sang. Mrs. Nathan Rome told of her tour of Palestine. Mrs. Felix Harris moved a vote of thanks.   Refreshments..
LITHUANIAN JEWS ORGANIZE
A conference to discuss the cultura roblems as they effect the Jewi of ithuania will be held at Kovno on September 26. It is declared that eighty per cent, of the Jewish schools in Lithuania use Hebrew as the vernacular. The conference will aim to strengthen the school system and to discuss ways and . means of furthering Jewish culture in all its branches.
The President of Lithuania, Dr. Grinius, delivered a message of greetings to the conference of the Jewish Health Society (OZE) of Lithuania, which was recently held in Kovno. A conference of the Lithuanian city administrators which was to be held on September 17 and 18, was postponed on account of Yora Kippur.
"Bread and Salt"�an Episode
By J. L. Meltzk* Hassan Ibn Sliman Abu Suleiman was unhappy. A spiritual hunger gnawed at the strings of his heart. The spring had entered into his bones, and he desired to be off and away into the solitude and the wilderness. He wanted, like the Arab of old, to fold his tent and steal quietly into the night. But Hassan was tied to his village; he was no longer a bachelor, and, as his wife often vociferously testified, his was no longer the freedom of single bliss. For one thing, there was little Suleiman, his eldest son, and for another, there was the other little one who had yet to make his (or her) appearance.
"May Allah bum her house and the house of her fathers!" groaned the afflicted Hassan, as he heard his wife quarreling with a shrill-voiced neighbour outside his hut. "May she never live to see another moon rise, that devil of Shaitan! May three hundred and forty-five curses overtake her and torment her separately and severally, that limb of evil! Curse her and her mother's daughter!"
For  Hassan   was  decidedly  upset-Around the village the. jackels howled and the owl mourned dolefully at night. The noises of tjbe brush and i<he under-i powth caDed in unison to the hunt-; loving heart of this simple child of �' nature. Every little noise of tnecreatore* t at the wild was an axklitiofiai knife turo-f iag in his wound, and here he was, tied to the girdle-etriag* �this evil-toned . helpmeet�may Allah caase a viartatioa f upoo her!
� "Allah!" he cried, raising his voice r like the patriarchs of old. "What I have I done to deserve this fate? � Wtom have I robbed,
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