In commemoration of its founding here thirty years ago this month, the Jewish National Workers’ Alliance of America will have a two-day celebration beginning with a banquet at the Hotel Commodore tomorrow. Established in Philadelphia in 1912, with only six members, the Jewish National Workers’ Alliance today numbers close to 300 branches in all parts of the United States and Canada and a membership of nearly 25,000. The activities of the organization are of a fraternal, educational, patriotic and Zionist character.
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