The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-01
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF
TEMPLE BROTHERHOODS

To carry out an extensive progra m
of activities, planned ut a recent meet
ing of the executive board, the Ma
tional Federation of Temple Brother
of members of national standing com
mittees. The Federation is an organi-
zation of mems temple clubs, which was
formed at the last national convention
Of the Union OF American Hebrew Con-
gr, cations to aid the endeavors of the
synagog and of the Union in bringing
Judaism to all Jews everywhere.
Committees have been appointed on
cooperation. which will undertake an
exchange bureau to local brotherhood
meetings ana activities; membership;
student welfare to carry on program
Of activity for young men and women
attending college and to establish stud,
ont loan funds. labor bureaus and
chapcls; open forums to devise "A Sc
ries of brotherhood programs; synagog
attendance to cooperate with the rabbi
and the sisterhOOd in increasing at
tcn6nnce at services and in providing
70 rtAe comfort of congregational wor-
shippers; social service; and religious
rIOpagaDda.
The following have accepted places
on the national standing committees:
National committee on Religious
Propaganda Emanuel Bronner of
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Seattle. WASH, vice chairman. Edward
Baron, Sioux City, la. Leon Falk, Pitts
burgh. Morris II. Jacobs, Chicago. Leo
old Minkin. Albany, N. Y. Bayne
S,iferth, New Orleans. Ben r. Sha-
man. Dayton, and AdOlph GeisMan.
Chattanooga.
National Committee on Social Service
= Edward G. Gerstle. New York .chair-
man. Arnold NJ. Schmidt. Brooklyn. vice
chairman. p. H. Appelbaum. Troy,
Jacob s. Berfiner. New York, Leonard
II. Hecht. Baltimore. VIM. Rubin,
Syracuse. Jerome L. Schwartz BufYalo
and Lean NJ. vocfanger. San Fran
CISCO
tendnnce-Herman Selz. Chicago.
chairman. Charles RosenthaI, Chat
taroOga, vice chairman; Herman Aron-
son, Nfngnra Falls, Louis A. Horwitx,
Ell Paso. Harry NJ. Peyser. Brooklyn,
A. Snyder, Montreal and H. H. Pollak
Of Fort Wayne, Ind.
National committee on Open Forums
Leonard Weinberg. Baltimore, chair
man, Herbert Bloch. Cincinnati. vice
chairman; Morton J. Baum. Rochester;
Ado:ph Bright ,paducah. KY; Arthur
G. Cohen. Seattle; Nat. Hoenig. Louis
Vile; Martin d. Levy Erie. and Irving
H. Robitshek, Minneapolis.
National Committee on Student Wei
fare-Wallace Rosenheim, Detroit.
chairman. Arthur Hays Sulzberger,
New York.. vice chairman. Fred NJ.
Adler, New Haven, Conn. Herman NJ.
COhn. Baitimcfc, Frank Click. Cling
hamtOn. Clarence Pollock. Easton. Wal
ter. j. Rosston, New York, Alvin B.
Sapinsley. Providence. and d. X. Shap-
irO Of San Francisco.
National Committee on Membership
Leonard s. Levin. Pittsburgh. chair
man; Fred voreni..rg. Boston. vice
chairman: Marshall Bernstein, New
York, Sidney Haas. Yonkers. Abe
Harris. FL Paso. H. L. Karpeles.
Newark. Lawrence Miller. DallnE. Leon
Il. Stein. Wheeling. and Melville S.
Welt of Detroit.
Nationni Committee ON Cooperation
Leo A. Well, Erie. chairman. Alexander
Calm. New Haven, vice president. David
u. Dcutsch. Jamaica. n. ". Ernest
Maas. Tamp. Fla. Clarence H. Mich
aels, Mont real. Maurice Meyer, Toledo.
Charles Il. Schnittmun. Waterbury,
Conn. and Martin L. Sugarman Of
Omaha.