Souvenir brochure relating to Bazaar in aid of the Palestine Women & Children's Welfare Society, the Hull Hebrew Board of Guardians, and the Hull Hebrew Boys' School, to be held 2 Dec 1931-3 Dec 1931 in Albion Hall, Baker Street, Hull. Bazaar to be opened by R.W. Wheeldon as Lord Mayor of Hull and Alderman Benno Pearlman on the first day, and by Edwin Robson, J.P., as Sheriff of Hull and M.V. Gosschalk. Brochure marked 'George Harris' on cover. Typescript.

Includes:

Advertisements for various local businesses; Programmes of first and second days with printed photographs of Bazaar openers; List of Bazaar Committee officers and stewards with printed photos of some; Lists of stalls; Editorial by the Editor; Article by Rev D. Hirsch titled 'What Zionism Means'; Article by Myer Wolff titled 'The Hull Hebrew Board of Guardians; Article by Rev D. Hirsch titled The Hull Hebrew School. Its Aims and Work'; Messages to the Bazaar from J.H. Hertz as Chief Rabbi, the Haham Dr M. Gaster, Viscount Bearstead, Sir Robert Waley Cohen, Sir Montague Burton, Alderman Benno Pearlman, A.E. Morgan as Principal of Hull University College, Lt.-Commander Kenworthy, Basil K. Barton, and Professor Selg Brodetsky; Poem by Maurice Myers titled 'Tsedakah'; Article by Miss B. Berks titled 'The Palestine Women & Children's Welfare Society; Article by G.B. Stern titled 'Portrait of Eliza Aria'; Article by Mrs H. Irwell titled 'Womens International Zionist Organisation'; Article by Herbert M. Adler titled 'Jewish Education Hebrew Without Tears'; Article by Rebecca D. Sieff titled 'Impressions of Palestine'; Article by Sidney Shultz titled 'The Jews in Hull'; Advert for the recently formed Hull Branch of the Federation of Women Zionists Youth Movement; Article by Dr Sidney Goldstein titled 'Builders'; Article by Lionel Rosen titled 'The Right to Live'; Article by I. Statman titled 'The Call of the Orphans'; Article by Annette Goodman titled 'The Hull Zionist Society'; Article by Councillor L. Science titled 'The Jew in Local Government'; Article by Simon Clyne titled 'The Hull Judaeans' Club'.

Note: Duplicate present, cover still attached, but no distinguishing marks or annotations.