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SCANNING THE HORIZON

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tickets of new shows. Ile has wit-
nessed a couple of thousand first
nights.
Still another (Judge Irving Leh-
man of the Jewish Welfare Board)
collects Jewish religious articlt•s-
tephilim, odd naizuzas and the like.
hasagents who scour the world
fur these Jewish (objects.
A famous Jewish banker—who
paints, and paints well—as a
hobby.
A wealthy Jewish woman—who
collects odd writings, old lottery
tickets and what not.
A patriarchal looking .howish
physician— aiways at the C afe
Royal—who collects etchings an
and
paintings
illustrative
of
Bible
texts. Has the most complete
Biblical collection of art in the
world.
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"A Horne Away From Homo"

WE SCAN THE FUTURE
HORIZON
You can't tell where you will
find Jewish blood these days. Last
week there passed away Herbert
D. Croly, editor and founder of
the New Ito-public.
If you had ever seen Croly you
would have said there was a pure
Nordic. But his father was David
lomolinan Crotty — and something
tells me that this "David Good-
man part implies Jewish ances-
try.
Am I right?
Sure.
Mr. Croly incidently was
'
ed in the founding of that liberal
publication by Walter Lipman, the
present editor of the New York
World. Mr. Lipman married out-
side of the fold, and some day, a
collide of centuries hence, one of
his grandchildren will pass away,
and the reviewer scanning the ho-
rizon then will speculate as to
'A L. ether Walter Lipman Smith was,
•.1 Jewish descent or not.
turns the wheel!

Annual Shaarey Zedek
Commencement June 15.

(0'.atinue,1

EIGHT-YEAR-OLD BOY
WINS MUSIC CONTEST

Murray Joseph Present Wins First
Place in National Federation
of Music Clubs Contest.

Sylvia Gordon, Lillian Parker,
Edith Sarasohn, Miriam Shetzer,
Margaret Singer and Beatrice
Smith.

DOGGONE IT, SAID J. P.
MORGAN
The New' Yorker calls iottention
Ohl , of the hubbies of Samuel
I i eternmer----dogs. The incident is
ro told of the time when Untermxei
ehalleneed the famous kennels of
P. Horgan.
Finally Morgan, in desperation,
sent agents about seeking to cor-
ner the dog markets of the world,
11.1 keeping for himself the finest
Meek . These agents obtained
tom, wonderful canines, but an
11,1. eic swept his kennels.
"So•II 'en] all--close my ken-
nels," called the financier, and
sailed off on his private yacht to
The students who have ac-
drown his sorrows—and swear ar
complisheol outstanding work in
Sam!
scholarship are: Milton Gordon,
PSYCHOLOGY AND REAL
second grade; Rosalyn Arfa Sylvia
ESTATE
hir(ostone, Saul Nloyer, of the third
I lint know who it is, that a grade; Bernard Altschuler, Irene
small man (physically) should Camsu and Betty Lipsitz, of the
build most of the big buildings.
fourth grade; Rose Creenbaum
Perhaps the Freudians can ex- and Louis Gross, of the fifth
plain. Perhaps for the same grade; Arnold Wine, Zelda Rucus,
I reason the Demosthenes, a stam- of the sixth grade; Flora Beekman,
merer, aspired and succeeded in !Jaya Fauman, Elsie Greenbaum,
becoming the world's greatest Bloina Nagler, Sadie Perrin, Ger-
orator.
trude Pregerson, Anne Guttwillig,
But anyway, A. I. Letcourt, who o of the seventh grade; Beryl Jacobs,
measures the height of Napoleon if the ninth grade.
in longitude is celebrating just
J. B. Rogvoy
the instructor
nos the twentieth anniversary of of the graduating class and is in
his building activities in New fork. charge of the commencement exer-
la 1919 the total staff of the Lef- cises.
courts was just enough for a
"mezunwn." which, as you know,
Roses of White and Blue.
is exactly three. Today, the office
staff is over 200, alon e .
A meeting of the Roses of \Vhite
And any part of New York that
you don't See a befrourt sky- and Blue was held May 27 lit the
hon.- of Rose Shiovitz. It was de-
scraper—well, there must be
, ride,' that a social meeting be held
something wrong with the section.
at the first meeting of each month.
HAVE YOU A LITTLE HOBBY l'ornmittees were chosen to make
phons for a picnic.
HORSE?
Talking about hobbies, horses
At the close I if the meeting a pro.
used to be the pet diversion of Na-
teas held, consisting of sto•rion
than Straus. At one time he had and jokes, I y Edna Weiss and Pon,
the best stables in New York.
Shim z.
1 know one wealthy Jew whose
hobby is uncovering the fossils of
REMEMBER THE DATE —
extinct animals.
JUNE 15—B!CUR CHOLEM EX-
Yet another collects first-night . CURSION.

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ado ••• to have benefited indirectly
I'laying in class It, with children and onsiderably from the activi-
10 to 12 years of age, Murray Jo- ties ••I' the Jewish co-operative :
Si., Government Anti-Semitic.
seph Present, pianist, eight years
"I- Ming any coherent reason
old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan ,
for me government's action in this
rest--, t, except the lame and um
i
• o
tAltia ue assert i011 about disloyal
Jew.-11 competition, one is relue-
forced to constate the exist-
enc. •of it strong anti-Semitic ten-
, den- in the Maniu administration.
I sat reluctant, because the Munk'
gm. !intent has managed to cleat..
an repression abroad of demo-
crat, integrity and egalitarian
pries Ties. It has repeatedly been
pictioicsi in the press of America
as the direct opposite of the for•
mer Bratianu oligarchy, with its
aeon dictatorial family zeginte.

from Page One.)

The foolloging students have
been neither absent nor tardy for
the entire school year: Sylvia
Firestone, Harold Gross, Evelyn
Morris, Saul Moyer, Joseph Orley,
Charles Sarasohn, all of the third
grade; Helen Singer, Dorothy
Goldman, Ruth Nagler, Louis
Gross, Rose Greenbaum, of the
fifth grade; Helen Firestoneand
A a
y(us, of the sixth grade;
David Hershman, of the seventh
grade; Martin
.lulius
Elston, Marion Leviton, Miriam
Shetz(ir, Daniel C. Siegel, Mar-
garet Singer, Beatrice Smith, of
the eighth grade; Louis Cohen, of
the ninth grade; Helen Rohenhelm
and Dorothy Smith, of the eleventh
grade.

RUMANIAN GRANARIES FULL BUT JEWS
ARE STARVING, VAN PAASSEN REPORTS

MURRAY JOSEPH PRESENT

H. Present (Clara R. Davisi of
Lansing, was awarded first Place
in the National Federation of
Music Clubs contest held in Grand
Haven 011 May 24.
Murray Joseph is the grandson
of Mrs. Jennie Present, and M1.
and Ilrs. Israel Davis, and nephew
of Edith Ella Davis of Detroit.

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Mrs. Rapport teas
minnously
chosen president of the State Tem-
ple Beth El Sisterhoods at the con-
vention held
Detroit.
During
the thret' years sin, the organiza-
tion Of the local sisterhood, Mrs.
Rapport has held the post of pees
idetit, She has been active in the
work of organization of religious
,e1100IS and 01 her projects of the
society. Mrs. Rapport has done
splendid work in making the local
sisterhood one of the outstanding
groups 0.f the state, despite the
fast that it has the smallest mem-
bership.

"Veer were the Jt.wv of Ru-
mania more thoroughly tricked
than by the apparently benevolent
M. Nlaniu. 11'hen pressed for his
rens., for the astonishing politi-
cal iolte face, M. Maniu omitt e d
this 1:11110 and, for it statesman,
thor uglily unworthy statement:
I cai.'1 promise anything definitely.
I afraid if I adhere to your
pron.-..-
rani I will be charged with
hat e" sold the country too the
Jens"
"UM* r the ManiU administra-
tion the Jews of Rumania have los"
more than they gained at the cost
of years of .strenuous 00101 ceaseless
fighting for their liberty. They are
exactly where they stood half to
century ago. They have lost hard-
won economic advantages and they
have lost religious freedom. They
are menaced today not only by the
gelwral critical economic condi-
tion of the country, but they :ire
living under It government which is
animated with no 0(.1 towards

• which he expresses his amazement
at the events in Rumania should
have aroused in Mr. Nano nothin
but "a feeling of horror and
abomination."
Mr. Richards deprecates as in•
comprehensible the conception of
Mr. Nano that the welfare of to
people should he purchased at the
cost' of humiliation and discrimi-
nation of a part of the population.

I. 0. B. S. TO INITIATE
KOZLOW CLASS JUNE 8

Vic
id Horvitz Lodge, No
:17:1 I. O. If. II., will initiate a (lass
of no ,andidlites, Sunday evening.
June 8, - at Jericho Temple.
This class will be called the Rus-
sell Koziol,: Class, in honor of one
of the first and oldest member of

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VACATION TIME IS HERE

And the urge to send your child away becomes a problem.
Camp Niclair, located near Detroit, offers children excellent
vacationing facilities in the heart of beautiful scenery and in
the company lot refined children. Ile sure! Send your child to

the order, R . Kozlow. I I° has held
U. S. JEWRY WARNED BY
many offices in this bodge and has
RUI‘
at all times been a conseientious
WASHINGTON. - IJ. T. A.)----
worker for the lodge. At resent
A tau or to the Jewish leaders in
he is one of the most active mem-
United States to desist from
bers.
the campaign against Rumania be-
A committee conlitosed of A.
cause instead of aiding they were
Near Jackson, Mich.
Bressler, .1. Cosigner, II. Dermer, •
further aggravating the Jewish
MRS. CLARA AVRUNIN, NAOMI LASOWODER, Directors
A. Fox, NI, Conlon, M. Kline, S.
situi•tion in Rumania, was ex-
Morris, S. l'at, I). Richman, N
FORMERLY AVRUNIN CAMP
pressed in to communication by F.
Ornstein, J. Seigel, L. Shield, L.
Swimming, Boating, Qualified Counsellors, 80 Beautiful
C. Nano, charge d'atTaires of the
Rooms. Doctor and Nurse on Premises. N for Chi!•
Rumanian legation in Washington, Stein and A. &Ire is in charge of
dren, 4 to 7 years old.
to Bernard G. Richards, executive , this affair. Theo, will be music
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS AT ONCE
divert or of the American .lewish and refreshment , .
FOR DETAILS CALL HEMLOCK 0998•W
('onere,s, in which the Rumanian
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diplomat asserted that it was just
CENTER BALL LEAGUE
as dillieult for Rumania to protect
the Jews against a largely preju-
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diced .1 populace as it is difficult for
the United States to enforce pro- ground ball gnaws on Sunday, Jun,
Creston,
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A.
Pfl,
0;
Ben
hibition. The correspondence wa-
Bey 0, St angers 4.
made public' by the American Jew
SO Imolai, ler Sunday, .1une s:
is h Congress through the Jewish
A. Z. A. ;el vs. Strangers A. C.,
Telegraphic .1gency.
It would be to the ultimate in- Crestons os. lien Hey, both games
terests of the Jew the communi- at 10:1:].

CAMP NICLAIR

AT BIG WOLF LAKE

The bent•lit (swot party, given 6p
Temple Beth El Sisterhood, in the
banquet hall of the llonie Dairy,
attracted a largt• number of guests.
During, the period devoted to carols,
20 tables were in play. flosto•sses
on this • 4.:1.ion
,•
were N1rs. Philip
Intermediate league results: Na
Catsman, Mrs. Milton Harris and cation pointed out, to ignore the
cases in which stone few Jews have Gotta' Longue, Spartans I, ()IY111-
01rs. Edward liost•tiburg.
been beaten in (order to insure the pie, 2; erescents ft, Itawlings I.
of earning a good living American League, Celtics 12, to
"Caught Short" at Riviera. possibility
for the vast majority of the Jews rates 2; Massa bees II, Balfour 10.
n Rumania. This is one of the
Schedult• for Sunday, June Sr
Those two funny comediennes, conclusions of the letter of rho .\ inelican
League, Pirates vs. Bal-
Ilarie Dressler and Polly Moran, Rumanian charge d'affaires to
fours at 12:20, Celtics vs. Matsu-
are seen at the Publix Riviera The- whirl] NH. Richards. on behalf of
lees at 12:20; National ',vague
ater this week in their first star- t
American Jewish Congress, descents Vv. Spartans, Olympics
ring comedy, "Caught Short."
t alo-0 exception in his reply in 0 Rawlings at 2.

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