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Evening star., 1940-03-07
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No aA Phoneor - "a !
C.. d.. Accepted - ~ "A y
Leather Goods
No Mail, Phone or
c. o. d. Orders, Accepted

ISO(0eI 0OOOS
10 Mems Genuine Leather
Fitted Cases.
we Were 81 TO $l.33 to $40
so Change
Purses. Were E0n
Soc and H.
loo Imitation Leather AQc
Bags. Irregulars Of H.
loo Women's Belts. As To-
serted colors. Were &c.,
rs Suede Handbags. sDOn
Originally 81. shopworn-
is Leather Hand CT 90
bags. Were 81 and So $A1
10 stud
Boxes. Were 50cto%7.5O
-25 Keytainers. Were Soc o.
and 75c
Kann-Street Floor.
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Art Goods

-2-Ox. Skeins Fuxsette ~
Wool. Were 29c-
- Rayon and Cotton zOc
Knitting Bags. Were $l.08
Small Lot Stamped Cotton
Aprons, Scarfs, Pillows, To-
etc. Were soc to 59c----
-Five-Pc. Stamped Cotton COc
Luncheon Sets. Were Soc
odd Lot Cotton Yarns; 60
Zippers; Bag Frames --
Eaunt-FUurth Floor.
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Neckweor

rs Rayon and Cotton Batiste
a's,n s,ou''s; st. Striped p. d. and $l.39
$50 Odds and Ends Of Neck
wear, sashes, scarfs, berets, To-
IS Cotton Chenille Tur- co.
bans. Soiled. Were $1---
,-3 Flewer Evening
Bags. Black and wine. &7 90
Were sass ------
Kann's-Street Floor.
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! '~A' $lO
5000
$ll.99
1920
$l4.99
@16 90
$2O.99
$26.99
$39.95
Floor.
HOmefittings at 4Oc
Orig. soc to $I.98 Oo

Soc to 9Sc Cotton Upholstery Squares
79c to $149 So Spun Rayon Damask
79c Cottage Curtain Sets 3Sc
$9 to $1SS Cotton Velour Remnants
$19S Fancy Wood Cornces each
$l4S Opaque Window Shades each
7sc = sSc Sanorized 50" Cotton Creenne,
@29 Cotton Auts Seat Covers fer Sedans eny t3Sc
See to 3l29 Cotton Crash Spreads Drapes each 10
70c Sx5l-inch Gotten India Prints,
Kann1-Third Floor.
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Umbrellas
Infonts' Wear

Tots Rayon Dresses. Sizes 3 to
s, s, 90 W v eEe : r 90 99c to $2.99
Cotton HOusecoats. Sizes 88c
4 to 8. Were s1.19---
-Dri Crib Pads, 15x20
and 12xl6 sizes. Pkgs. of 7Qc
8. Were Csc --
-Dri Crib Pads, 15x34
and 15x20 sizes. Pkgs. Of 49,
16 and 26. Were sl
-2-Pc. Cotton Crepe Pajamas.
Broken sizes to IL. IIc
Were 89c --
Il and Pc. Cotton and Woo.
Snow Suits. Sizes to @C 90
S. Were $500 to $698 ~
-2-Pc. Woodland Cotton Snow
Suits. 4 to 8. Were CO Oh
$500 to 1898
Cotton Bathrobes, Gswns,
Suits, Etc. Were s1.l5 49,
to $129
Cotton Housecoats, Snoozies,
Dresses, Etc. Were $l.19 RQc
to 81
Kann'~Fourth Floor.
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Coots

- Untrimmed Cot
ton -and-wool Coats. @E M
Were $1695
-6 Imitation Persian Fabric
Goats; 8 Fur Trimmed Wool-and-
Rayon Coats. Were C71 m
S29.95 -
3 Fur . Trimmed
Wool and = Rayon @1E M
Goats. Were $685. ~oo
. Fur Trimmed
W:s: W:s' d. D;'.. o'.'.: $4,000
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Wash Frocks
Girls Wear

-15 Cotton Beacon Robes. o.
Were $1.69 -- o0C
30 Wool Parka Hoods. lA-
Were s1.99 - O
30 Wool Tyrolean Sweaters,
were $299; 70 Cotton OAo
Housecoats, were S1.99-
80 Girls and 'Teeners' Wool
and-C Cotton Spring Coats. O.
Were $1e.98 to $14.98--- %o
Il Cotton Corduroy
Skating Suit. Size 16. @1 ~
Was $5.95 -- ~S'~s
- Cotton Corduroy Skating
Jackets, were $3.50; 4 Wool Tur-
tie Neck Sweaters, CT ~
were $299 -- %A1'
10 Rayon Taffeta CT 81
Housecoats. Were $l.99 ~A'Ss
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Gloves

-243 Prs. Rayon.and Cotton
Pullons. Sizes 5ls to 71s. COc
Were soc and 79c- SS
-25 Prs. Brown Glace Kid Pull
0ns; 6 Prs. One-But-
ton Pigskins. Were m1 Al
$2.95 " %A'F1
-13 Prs. White and Natural Doe
Skin Finished Sheepskin) Gloves.
Sizes 6 to Z. Were @1 20
S2a5 @ls ~
Kann,s- -Gfroa4 N1on.
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JeweIry

300 Pcs. Costume Jewelry; IS
Compacts; 100 Initial To-
Pins. Were soc .-
so Pcs. Costume Jew IOc
elry. Were $1.95 to So
rs Women's and Chill co.
dren's Rings. Were 81
3 Mems Wrist
Watches. Discon- @1C az
tinued $25 styles -
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Hosiery

@,ao soms aas r.s. is s''k Stockings 49c
SO Budget Silk Stockings: SS
Prs. Silk Hose. Irregulars EO.
Of 79c and 89c Nv
-l12 Prs. Chiffon and Service
Weight Stockings. Were ROo
79c to $1.l5 - Wv
Wool Bed Socks. Were ~
-----------------
-63 Prs. Misses Service
Weight Silk Hose. Were 90
S9c ---------- Wv
-56 Prs. Womens Angora and
Rayon Anklets. Pastel eO.
colors. Were $1-- OOC
rs Prs. Boys and Girls
Cotton Socks. Slack and t.
X lengths --- AOC
-115 Prs. Buster Brown
y Length Cotton Socks. ~
Were 29c --- A0O
-l23 Prs. Children's Cotton
Hose. Long stockings and y.
anklets ~
-A Prs. Rayon-and- Wool or
Silk-and-Wool Stockings. %.
Orig. 81 and $1.35-- ooO
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Hondkerchiefs

Cot ton Neckerchiefs.
Printed and solid color. n.
Were 18c
-W0men's Cotton Handkerchiefs.
White and prints 6fOrl0c
w o m e ms Handmade
L n E Handkerchief. n.
Were 25c
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Lingerie
Porto Rican and Philip.

Porto Rican and Philip
pine Cotton Gowns. Were ~.
79c and
-Rayon Satin Gowns CT 90
and Slips. Were So ~
-Rayon Gowns and Slips. OOo
Were $l.39 and $1.69-- ~
Cotton Slips; Rayon o.
Satin Panties. Were 59c-- S
-Rayon Satin and Crepe SE
Slips. Were $109-- wv
Cotton Quilted Bed %.
Jackets. Were $1---- NV
Cotton or Rayon Host CT
ess Robes. Special WI
Kann's-Second Floor.
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ity. As is. Was $24.s
- Inner = Spring
Mattresses. Reduced
-S Inner = Spring
Mattresses. Reduced
II Walnut Veneer
Chest. As Is. Was
$21.95 ----------
. Solid M aple
Vanities. Were $29.95
II Solid M aple
Dresser. Was $29.95
II Studio Couch.
Was $34.95 --------
q Studio Couches.
Were 1895 -------
Il Simmons Studio
Couch. Floor sam
pie. Was $59.95----
Kann's-Third
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Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-03-07

Furniture-3rd Floor
q Maple Cricket
Chairs. As is. Were @1 on
$4.95 - %A'~1
. B0udoir Chairs. mO IN
As Is. Were $780, ~S>~
. Walnut Finished Upholstered
Spring Rockers; Double Sim.
mons Coil Spring. Were @S 90
sl0,95 - %O.19
-3 Inner-Spring Mattresses, re-
duced; l Three-Foot Emergency
Cot with Mattress, &Q 90
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27

that they contribute to the eleva-
ton of the spiritual and cultural
levels of university life. In greet
ing the new Hillel Foundation at
Brooklyn, President Harry Glide
onse wrote a few weeks ago:
81 am happy as President of the
college to welcome the establish
ment of a HiIIel Foundation, and
1 shall do everything can to help
it play as significant role as
possible in our large college.
Brooklyn College is probably the
largest college in which Hillel has
ever accepted the challenge which
secular education offers to group
which seeks to emphasize the Gull
tural and religious factors in edu-
cation. 1 think all of us today are
convinced that public education
has placed too T:>Hch emphasis on
mind and not enough on spirit, or
for that matter, on body.
II know of the splendid work
which your Foundations have done
throughout the country in con-
tributing a cultural and religious
emphasis through an ably planned,
broadly conceived program. While
religious groups sometimes are a
divisive influence, 1 know that the
u;1lo1 EIO11ndo fiOnC have corvod &C
a positive community building
force wherever 1 have observed
their work
81 am glad to welcome you to
Brooklyn College. We are very
proud that you have chosen our
institution as your first venture
in the city of New York"
While Hilleps tasks have not
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27
Come of Age
An Appraisal of the Most Important
Jewish Youth Movement in America
By DIR. ABRAM IL. SACHAR

With the opening of the school year, the Bna
Birth Hlel Foundations will be operating in 81 col
eges and universities and reaching 10000 Jewish STU
dents Dr. Sachar national director of the Hel Founda
lions and eminent historian appraises for the readers
of The Southern Jewish Weekly the detectives, scope
and achievements of the most important Jewish youth
movement in America. - The Editor
When the college opened this month 10000
Jewish who registered in "a colleges and uni
ersities in the country under the supervision OF the
Bnai Birth Hiel Foundations The influences brought to
bear upon them will not be superficial For He does not
merely bring in occasional speaker to discuss Jewish
theme Nor merely sponsor annual cOnclave where
the bait of social cOnvivay receives the major emphasis
and the Jewish program is completely subOrdinated.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27

The Hlllel technique calls Tor
constant, disciplined Jewish guild
ance on a college campus. 1t func-
tons day by day and intertwines
itself in the college routine. 1t
becomes a basic element in the
students life, as much part of
his interests as the University
curriculum itself. Because it is
not spasmodic or haphazard, it is
a most effective molding influ-
ence, especially for those young
people who are gifted with quail
ties of leadership.
This far-reaching program is a
comparatively recent development.
Until a year ago the National Hill
lei Commission, which Supervises
the entire program for the parent
organization, B'nai Birth, moved
with extreme caution. There were
only twelve Hillel Foundation
units which served about ten thou
sand Jewish students. 1t was nee
eSSary to proceed cOnServatiVely
since each Foundation involved a
large investment. 1t was essential
to have a full-time director, spa
cious building, student budget
for manifold activities, and eXpen-
SeS for administration and MAIN
tenance. Besides, each campus rep
resented a different problem. In
some parts of the country The Uni
Versity tradition called for Spe-
cific technique. In other parts of
the country the University tradi-
ton made necessary totally differ
ent patterns. The problem IN a
small rural college town was not
at all similar to the problem in a
large urban center where students
cOmmuted between their homes
and their classes. 1t was necessary
therefore to wait with an eXpan-
sion program until enough time
had elapsed to test thoroughly the
various types of experiments.
Meantime the Hillel Commits
sion was under constant pressure.
Every year brought several scores
of applications from the Jewish
leaders of the country to establish
Hillel units which would serve
their own children.
Last year, after sixteen years of
valuable trial-and-errOr, the Hillel
Commission felt justified in wild
ening it's orbit. A special extern
sion committee sifted the applica-
tons that had accumulated, stud
led the conditions on the campus,
and then announced that it would
reach into many new constituent
cieS.
Most gratifying has been the ap-
probation of the Hillel detectives
by the university administrators
the presidents and the deans and
the boards of trustees. They have
welcomed Hillel Foundations to
their campuses, realizing full well
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27

yet been fully met, the enthusiastic
response of Jewish community
leaders everywhere in America to
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27

there are Jewish students will be
influenced. There are 35 or 40 COL
leges with very substantial Jew
Continued on Page FOrty-three)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27

the program which has already
been established, offers hope that
Hillel can continue to expand I'M
til virtually every campus where
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BRANCH-CALENDER
Association of the United State.
OF America

Farrell, Pa. The Farrell Saxon
Athletic Club.
President, Al Wachter. 900 Fruit Ave.
Secretary, Elisabeth Burprich, Ala
Wallis Ave-
Gary, Ind. - Gary Junior saxons.
President, Frank Beier, 1441 West
iIth Ave.
Secretary, Louise Schmandt. 1871
Harrison Ave.
Homestead. Pa. - Homestead Junior
Saxon Club.
President. Thomas Guist. Seventh Av..
West Homestead, Pa.
Secretary, Mary Weber, 252 West
Hazel Way, West Homestead, Pa.
I.orain, o. - Lorain Junior saxons.
President Richard Blumeier, 2O1 East
29th Street
Secretary. Ann Binder, 1889 West
goth Street.
Martins Ferry, Ohio - Martins Perry
Saxon Juniors.
President. Robert Hutter, North sth
Street
Secretary, Elisabeth Roth. Ceme-
terry Road.
Monaco. Pa. - Junior Saxon Society.
President, Dan schuller 40, Penn Az.
Secretary, Lillian Theil. 1913 Marshall
Road.
New Castle, Pa. New Castle Tran.
sylvania Saxon Juniors.
President, John Binder. 419 Wildwood
Ave.
Secretary, Mary Kuttesch, 40 Waldo
Street.
Salem, Ohio - Salem Junior Saxon Club
President, Arthur G. Fronius. 1855
Newgarden. "%"
Secretary, Helen Huber 663 Wood
land Ave. G ,. 80. 49,,
Youngstown, Ohio. - youngstown
Junior Saxon Association.
President, John Schinker. 66 Eigen
Street.
Secretary. Marie Raidel, 176 Fred
erick Street
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-11
(TortleBuns folst.)
Der nrfinp 81 = II A !.

Der artiee Yapaaei.
5ants: "Du mubt INNER babfn
artia fsin. l:eeer Mar, uno ni9t alIe
Moraen 10 itreien. Sieb' einmal
Deinen papaaei an, tsx lit piel ortiuer
als Ou: er f4rett MET" Mas, 50.
Der tpirb audi ME aelpai2eu!"
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r. 8. J. A. Oficers

- ~ ~ <As OmVST1
n President reside - Henry Henry schtndler 1902
Vice President - Martin Eberth, 6oS
Franklin Ave. Youngstown, Ohio.
Secretary Martin Weprich, $50
Shady Ave, Homestead Park, Pa;
Assistant Secretary Mary Segedi
sos Division St, Ellwood City, Pa.
Treasurer = Hilda Bodendorfer, us
Young ST., New Castle, Pa.
BRANCHES OF THE T. s. ]. A.
Alliance. Ohio. Saxon Junior Club.
President, Walter Boehm, 539 East
Secretary, Hilda Goeckel, Pill South
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland East Athletic Club.
President, George Miller, s902 Empire
Secretary. Anna Schuster. 1928 East
l2Sth Street
Cleveland West Juniors Club.
President, Henry SCHNEIDER, 74O2 Dear
Secretary, Karl Kastler, 2OSO West
S9th Street.
Canton, Ohio. - Canton Saxon Junior
Club.
Presidtnt, Martin Maurer. 141s Ohio
secretary, sara ruiz, 1918 EDWARDS
Ave.
Columbus, Ohio. Columbus Junior
Saxon Club.
President, Carl Blum. 537 Siebert ST.
Columbus. Ohio.
Secretary, Loretta Konnerth, 131
Deschler Ave-, Columbus.
Detroit, Mich. - Detroit Junior Saxons
President. Arthur Seller, 272S Sher-
wood ST.
Secretary, Joe Bender, Jr., 4i28 Drexe
Street.
Elwood City, Pa. Ellwood City
Junior Saxons.
Pres. Rose Segedi. sos Division Ave.
SECRETARY, Mary Segedi, sos Divi-
sion Ave.
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