JUNIOR HEBREW CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED The Junior Hebrew Co-Operative Association, comprising: eleven young-men’s and young: women’s clubs in St. Paul, was organized Sunday at a meeting at the Temple of Aaron. Each club was represented by three delegates. William Serbine of the Endy-mion Club, and Jack Makiesky of the Fidelia Club, were elected president and secretary, respectively. A constitution and by-laws will be submitted at the next meeting-, Sunday, May 7th, at the Temple of Aaron. The constitution committee consists of William S. Kamman, chairman, Miss Eileen Golden and Joseph Horwitz. The purpose of the new organization is to create g:ood fellowship, harmony and co-operation among the junior societies of St. Paul, and discuss matters pertaining to the welfare of the Jewish community. The membership