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spondent's visit, the Einsteins re-
ceived a letter from Mme. Alla
Moszkowski, the Kansas pianist,
alleged daughter of the late com-
poser, Moritz Moszkowski, who,
the Einsteins alleged, had imposed
upon them while they were in
California. Madame Moszkowski's
letter threatened the Einsteins
with a libel suit unless they re-
tracted their allegations. The let-
ter also contained many details of
Madame Moszkowski's alleged re-
lationship with the composer. The
Einsteins, however, maintain their
previous stand.
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency
correspondent later interviewed
Richard Moszkowski, a nephew of
the great composer, who declared
that Madame Moszkowski was
either "an impostor or insane,"
because Moritz Moszkowski had
only one son and one daughter.
The son now lives in Paris and
the daughter died some years ago.
Richard Moszkowski said that
Madame Moszkowski's knowledge
of the Moszkowski family is pos-
sibly explained by the fact that she
might have been a pupil of Moritz
Moszkowski.
school, he also obtained a worldly
education. When he was 18, he
began to write for German and .
His love of
Hebrew periodicals.
seclusion, a result of his incline- I
tion to mysticism, led him often,
to seek residence in the depths oft
the Beskide Forest, near the home
of his boyhood days.
IIe is now planning a great ul-
tural history of the Jews. Since
the World War he has been living '
in Vienna.
6.98
Block's Fiftieth Birthday.
VIENNA.-(J. T. A.)-The fif-
tieth birthday of Chaim Bloch,
eminent Jewish scholar, authority
on Chassidism and Hebrew mysti-
cism, will be celebrated here on
June 27. Bloch is the author of
many standard works on Chassi-
dism and the Cabbala, as well as King Names Chief Rabbi to Egyp-
tian Senate.
of a book of war memoirs,
Born in Ilungary, Bloch came
CAIRO. - (J. T. A.) - King.
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and received a strictly religious Nahum Effendi, chief rabbi of
training. Through his own efforts, Egypt, as a member of the Egyp-
without attending any secular tian senate.
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told about Max Gabel, the Yiddish'
theater director. A girl came to
him and asked for an audience to
demonstrate her histrionic prow- ,
ess. Gabel consented to listen, as
she went through some scenes.
As she finished, she breathless-,
ly ran up to Gabel: "Well, what:
do you think I should do with my
talent?"
"I think you should get mar-
ried," replied Gabel dryly.
OPEN SUNDAYS
How does she do it?
Louis S. Cohane delivered the ad- ,
dress at the pep meeting of the De- j
fruit Jewish Emergency Relief
Fund, held Saturday night at the
Sheeny Zedek branch synagogue. I
This was the first in a series of
monthly mass meetings. Mr. Co-
bane maim(' the efforts of the fund
and said that it had won an impor-
tant place in the Jewish commun-
ity.
San] Nathans in, president, called
on a number of people to speak in
be half et the organization. Re-
freshments were served.
rv
The next
monthly gathering will be on July
11.
Mrs. Agnes Yarrows, supervisor
of the relief station on Twelfth
street, was appointed chairman of
the food showers.
The unemployed at the Shaarey
Zedek are awaiting calls for work.
Among them arc skilled mechanics,
carpenters, plumbers, decorators
and ethers. Thee,. who have jobs
available call Mrs. Yarrows at
Madison 4310.
A dance will be given by the
Emergency Relief Fund at East-
wood Park July 22.
Did you ever notice how Barbara looks?
At the club, on the street, at bridge, her clothes
look as if they were worn for the first time, and
1 know, Alice dear, that she can't spend more
than I for her wardrobe! I'll let you in on the
secret, Jean. Barbara told me that she finds it
nch more econon ical to send her clothes io
much
Forest Cleaners often during the summer months
than tel keep buying low priced dresses,
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FROM FLOWER DAY
AVRUNIN CAMP
For Jewish Boys and Girls
AT BIG WOLF LAKE
Near Jackson, Michigan
Peautiful woodland location, lake many miles long.
Swimming under expert instruction, healthful as well
as enjoyable.
An interesting sport program-baseball, football,
volleyball and tennis, all under supervision of expert
councillors.
In addition to the above, Avrunin Camp announces
the addition Of a music department to its other activities.
Mrs. Rose Rubenstein, well known piano teacher, will
conduct classes in the following: Music Appreciation,
Rythmie Orchestra, Ear Training, Beginners Classes and
Auditorium Work.
Children may continue their regular piano work under
a teacher's supervision.
All of the above can be obtained at
the Shaw Commission were the
"inevitable consequences of a pol-
icy of opposition to the Jewish.
National Home which some mem-
Ladiri Au. iliary of J. N. F.: Mn.. C.
rtrody and daughter. Mrs, laroh.or. Mot.
bers of the Palestine administra-
Knol.pnw Mrs. S. Newly., Mr.. She.
tion have been pursuing now for
each, Mr-. Levine. Mr.. M. Hayman,
many years," the Jewish National •
Mre. A. Smile, Mr.. Rodin.
Council charges that "during the
X, utrah 1 , rael:-Mr.. A. O. Markson,
Mr . Panu h, Mr.. J. Ring.
period under review the policy of
11. II S. Dexter
volut,
• the local administration has con-
THE DRAMATIST'S CHANCE
teem,. Hannan Kraft led in amThra
ount cot-I
tinued unchanged."
wt.
bed
Ferry Street Taln001
JACK WEISBERG
ll:-
And speaking about the stage,
eiwht volurfeers
Delmar
11rnnehl 13
The findings of the Simpson re-
statistician has recently
some
private lame]
1 "."'er, Mr%
port will be ignored and a new set been making a survey, and he finds the pupils were Max Percherer and `•"
Hebrew School,' • IS volun teer,,
of facts and figures to be ascer- that there were something over ' lack Weisberg, both of whom have
ftorlon Klav
tained by a developnient author- IOU flops on Broadway- about 20 been members of the school since
ity on the spot will be the basis hits, and about 20 m d erat suc- its inception . They received ggrab-',
tek•n.
e
manm
r
nj
of the recommendations regarding cesses In o ther wo rds , all told. tying ovations for t
ItaheTir Ilstroir -Ephrai m
the $12,500,000 Palestine develop- about 150 plays saw the light of which they presented their solo'
The string ensemble,! Ft. 1 n7a ;IneliLr 'A !h ie14
1,17e
ment scheme which the British (lay, and about 15 per cent were numbers.
Pok mime, Rose Novog, Exthe"
of
eight
students,
per-1
'.'
rompoRed
; N i -
government is now framing, Dr. hits, 15 per cent averaged fair.
mark.
Drummond Shiels, under-secretary and 60 per cent lost money. What formed brilliaintly.
Chaltitto.-M
c;
r; ;I Sh si t waga Mr.. Weil-
An interesting number was the
of state for the colonies and the l should like to k now is, h ow many
i1 74'1.'? I ' Sa,
M "
accredited British representative plays which were offered never Concerto tin C Major of Mozart, of
twin, Mr.. Soloeirhirk. Mre.
played the! her
to the sessions of the Mandates even saw the stage of production. which Lillian G
•.
,;;,,, Kwur,f,',,,,._ ,
Isidore
maestoso
and
p
.k J
allegro
Commission, told that body when
'e ". rI bi '; Ger't,te"n'
it opened its discussions on Pales- BOO-THE BLACK CHAMBER? Schneider the allegro vivace assaij Iva. k. Carl HuNtn.
It I h It erneti in. II. Frie dman. S . h re
i d
Had you gone during the war-, with the string ensemble accom- niaan.
tine.
" J. Taub... Sophie Goldberg. Ile,
man Wilbert, Abe I hero, Emanuel
Although the deliberations of or as late as 1929-to 52 Vander-
man
Fisher,
Al
Haar.
Evelyn
Bendetson Netzorg, chairman of .
the :Mandates Commission were hilt avenue, right around the
s Detroit Haley v Ileromir:-Mra. War.
closed to the press, Dr. Shiels' Grand Central zone--or rather the music • committee of the Jewish stein'
' statement on behalf of the British had you gone into the brownstone Centers Association board of diiI -1.r1! Adele Warren.
government was issued in the house of that number, you would rectors, end advisory head of the Imes aerate de. Amts:-Illatiehe Koti
Sylvia Pres Feta. w e i o a:
' form of an official communique. have seen in the doors the name music sch oo , spoke Ile Y at
e berg. erirede Wartell, Estelle Levine
.
Evelyn .105. Eva Natin•ky .
In discussing the development "Code Cimpiling Company." Above close of the concert. Participants M. tionitmon
Junior
Nein.'
Fund .-Louie Further :
m
' scheme, which he left for the close the na e of the firm was the in the program were Jack Weis- ems' Berme be. Irvi g Pitrark,
n
Molly
of his statement, Dr. Shiels said name Herbe t D. Yardley, presi- berg, Fanny Goldstein, Bessie r
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that "it may be regarded as com- dent, and below that, Charles J. Buntn, Lillian Greenfield, Isadore
Schneider, Max l'ercherer, Alma-
mon ground that a comprehensive' Mendelsohn, secretary.
All around, it seemed a very in- ham Duman, Ben Freedman, Mil-
scheme of development is called
for in the interests of both Arab nocent thing, but there were more ton Leven, Felix Resnick and Wil-
and Jewish communities and for thrills in the few rooms of that ham 110503v,
the fulfilment of the responsibili- office than in many miles even of
The Jewish Centers string en-
ties which the British government the battle front. Those who kne ,i semble was conducted by Stanis.
for the general welfare of Pal- what was happening there ca e 1 I law Szmulewicz.
"The Black Chamber."
estine."
It was there that scores of
League of Nations circles saw
He saw
The C
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MAX PECHEkRER
Always Fresh Looking
school, w:iich showed a high pro-
fes
standa rd
progress
in the
The consistent
tent of
p
music
music school was demonstrated by
the excellent accomplishmen' s of -
Samuel N. Heyman, chairman of
the students. Outstanding among
the Flower Day of the Jewish Na-
tional hand, reports that the sum
of $525 was realized through the
aid of 190 volunteers. Mr. Hey-
man. in behalf of the fund, extends
thanks to all the workers, and an-
nounces that the highest sums, in
the order of the h morable mention
accorded the solicitors, was secured
by the following:
Mrs. C. Brody and daughter,
Mrs. J. Haggai, R. Selesny, Miss
H. }fatter, Miss M. Tilehin, Miss
E. Weissler. Mrs. E. Weisberg, Mrs.
Zeff. Mrs. Newman, Miss B. Glass-
ier. David Bressler.
The participating organizations
and their volunteers
in the Flower
un
Day follow:
l
(
cars in one
(Continued from Page One)
The Jewish Center Music School
held i:s final recital in the series
of ninth annual recitals last Sun-
day evening. More than 175 peo-
ple enjoyed the program presented
by the advanced students of the
Aristide Blank Honored.
BERLIN.-(J. T. A.)-Aristide
Blank, prominent Rumanian bank-
er, who is now in Germany to in-'
augurate discussions leading to a I
German - Rumanian commercial I
treaty, was the guest of honor at
a dinner given by G. Tasca, Ru
manian ambasador to Germany.
Among thoes who attended the
dinner were M. De Margerie,
French ambassador; Sir Horace '
Rumbold, British ambassador; J.
Wolff, Dutch ambassador; C. E. T.
of Wirsen, Swedish ambassador;''
Dr. Herman Dietrich, German,
minister of finance; Franz Mendel- .
sohn president of the Interna-I
tional Chamber of Commerce; Dr.
Hjalmar Schacht, former director
of the Reichsbank; Oscar Wasser-
man, a director of the Deutsche
Bank; Jacob Goldschmidt, a di-
rector of the Darmstadter and Na-
tional Bank; Dr. J. Bleichroder, of
S. Bleichroder & Co., and Carl
Fuerstenberg.
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3. 00 19
Max Percherer and Jack Weisberg
Given Ovation at Musical Affair.
EMERGENCY RELIEF
AFFAIRS PLANNED
CUSTOM-
MADE
The first committee to function!
officially for Hadassah's fourth ,
Ready - to - Wear
annual $25 luncheon, to be held.
CLOTHING
on Tuesday, Dec. 8, is that of the!
savings boxes, of which Mrs. J. L. ,
at the most
Ruby, 2022 Hazelwood avenue, j
Reasonable
Garfield 2650.M, is chairman.
Prices
Upon request, Mrs. Ruby and
in the City
her committee in charge of distri-
bution will deliver these boxes to
Guaranteed to Fit
any member or friend of Hadassah
We carry the
who wishes to save her $25 by
FINEST MEN'S FLANNELS
small daily contributions to the,
savings box. Fourteen cents a' , Open Evenings 'Till 9 o'Clock
day from now on will mount up!
to the required $25, and is the I
Zinmernien, 11111e Tone.
method many are pursuing now
Tau SOM. ith0 -Sarah Kraft.
for next December's luncheon
Fine Tailoring and Custom
me Enigma,
plate. To quote a member of Ila-
MI
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*ter, May Asatink y, Fior-
Clothing
viler. Edelman, M. Tile hie, Lillian Men-
dassah "This early start proves
del.•ohn. Ids
inkektein. Nettle Rosen-
Clifford 1975
that while Hadassah may doze
zoreitt. Ro.e Friedman, Fay jolt, Bertha
1426 Griswold Street
through the summer season, it,
Temehin.
Junin,
Ahavoth Achim:-Davit I.. never sleeps'
Max Kosins
Ilre ler, David M•rello, DavidIttultin.
I ore
doer Ilree er.
teen, Aux iliary of Mixrachl :-M r.. L.
Rubinstein, J. Grenberg, Mr.. II. Singer.
Thelma GIMehitm. S Chinite, J. Shut-
nmn.
Blue museum.
ome of iZon:-Loulse Sonne. '
Sophie Cohen.
me. . zee, - Berths Glow Ir.
eel Of Sharon :-Ilmaie Silyerm•n,
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I. 0. B. S. TO BUILD
PALESTINE COLONY
June Is Wedding Month!
See Your Old Friend
in Dr. Shiels' statement to the crypt messages of Germany, Rug-
(Continued from Page One)
Mandates Commission the British Sia, Mexico and other countries
ABE
EPSTEIN
decoded
by
the
chief
Ameri-
.
were
government's intention of com-
nut the country, and endorsed the
For up•to-the-minute
pletely dropping the report of Sir can decoders-the Nordic, Yard-
Youth.": - lif'''''' , American Palestine Campaign, the
A numb, r of organizati lis here 5}2 . N''d'''''
the
Jew,
Mendelsohn.
and
TUXEDOS,
FULL DRESS
John hope Simpson on land set- ' Icy.
effort of the Joint Distribution
Yardley has just written a book planted trees in the Ilerzl Forest ' • .. r.o 'dv ai* . "Aar'n'n. C o
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element, immigration and develop-
eft mi...., - Mr.. ZeI. e..iber Committee, and the work of the
ex- ,n Palestine, through the Jewish
and
to
make
a
thorough
in-
about
it-and
it
tingles
with
For Rent or For Sit'.
mint
'1.T.eni,berg. M r.. C. Jon, Mrs S. Kau,•
!lies, Oct and Deborah Sanitarium.
Nati nal Fund Committee for the
Complete (101111,1 for
Joe S
vestigation of these problems on citement.
In addressing the convention in
planting of trees, headed by Mrs. le F.11"
urn:
iehenan
I'
ar7iyn8 7ordTm
C ■h rt7 ".1.1m
Weddings,
Parties and Other
he spot through the director of
behalf
of
the
Jewish
National
THIS AND THAT
Eli Sachse. The organizations and Wo . R. Rubin Selenly, Henri, Ito Keiser.
Social Functions
the proposed development plan.
Fund and the Zionist Organization
Altar Brody, the "poet of the their depleted members and friends
of America, Emanuel Neumann,
With this •
• d 't • b l• • d
Dont
Worry
About Your Tun-
,
of
f thus honored foll.tw:
likely that the Mandates Commis_ ghetto, is one of the sponsors
Your Figure for Spring, 1931 president of •he Fund, who was
Let Eppie Do It
t b
which propos ,o,s o to
Nora.. tern Banes of the Jewi.h 1
awarded the degree of Juris Doc-
' sion will refrain from discussing an organization
call
M.dt
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Produce
d
o n Broadway
Old Fe k' . Horne. Mr.. Reside Saran.on,
All sine , .
1.t
1 : 05 ; ',` 0„ere, tenet
tor from New York University
the development plan at this se s. pro
By HELEN KOMER
Arthur
u . r pre Wert: tree. planted for the fonoe•
Open Even:eta and Sundays
last week, declared that the cur-
sion, and will await new data be-
shoats is in
English.
-
R
Fleischman
doing
the publicity
Ina member,. Me,. Mollie aider. Mr,
Have you noticed how women rent year is destined to be the
fore taking it up.
.
Mr'
sir'
N.
If•r•""•
^^!.
ss".'"'!"
,
s
-
for the Lunngton Air Lines.- , ,, au il h D. f ohn. Mr.. Ho e Snroct Mr.. have come into their own this
turning point in the history of
At the afternoon session of the
s almost ,'
11 A II d. M rr. Goldie Swart . Mr ,
Resnick,
hi
spring? Never before has the true Jewish Palestine and of the Zion-
who enjoy y 't y work e.',iiii! . Clark.
M andates Commission, D. Van David Re nick,
a monopoly
y of
o the e pu bl' ici
RENTAL PARLORS
beauty
of
a
woman's
figure
re-
ist movement. Stressing the fart
came
Rees, vice-chairman, criticized the
a."Ikf . sf."!'''' N.": IL - M. S .."Ir
of organizations having to do with.
vealed itself so well. What a com- that land is the basis of all Zionist
inconsistencies between the White I .
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Tr' el".(lii'I'debne'r.e "ra'rn. I l "
parison
to
the
days
when
corset,
operations
in
Palestine,
Mr.
Neu-
l'aper of October, 1930, and Pre- the blind, in a recent radio talk
Madison 4919
210 Ww; Phila.,lelphia " M r . Ma.
lacIbinald's letter to Dr. declared b that Babe Ruth and other. here. 2 2210
field the figure to whatever queer niann said that "without the soil
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all players owe their me- ". Mar
H gh•Class Tai7ering, Cleaning,
shape that happened to strike the under our feet all our achieve.'
Chaim Weizmann which sought to star
Va.et Serv:<•.
Just Call Us
"
4,,M
, VI i:Irel.1
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W:In dr av Miett
r . . 1:1 1r71 ,1,H
interpret the White Paper, the eminence
to unusually
eye- a l, 119 Ma 7a:•huoe. avenue. plant I fancy of the designer and the mo- ments will be nothing but castles
sight,proving
again good
that "the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency ha s ayes have it." Eddie Cantor and one twit in memo ry ol their father. Itu• I diste! What a transformation when in the air."
o o ree . in memory of i women awoke to the possibilities
. ,kn , irO ,rxit:;, tinn.nr
learned. Other members of the Dave Friedman have collaborated h
of comfortable clothing.
National Hospital.
commission extensively debated again. Title of the book is "Yon-' I Purity Chapter. Mr.. J. fiery it h. I
In her enthusiasm t discard all
orthy matron: Mr.. Al Wein. I fl403.
PORTLAND, Ore.-)J. T. A./
w
!
the proposed Palestine legislative
"-Amur TOLRIAT ACM',
e
! •treem . pl•nt3 two le en. in memory of Conventions, all former styles, we Thirty-eight states and 124 cities
council, some members speaking 11,111 Prosperity."
i father Jacob Cohen. •nd fathein-law.
doe Me Serial
were represented during the fiscal'
LUDWIG AND INSPIRATION I 1., •rry Wein
: Mr•. Jarob Bernstein, 3312 I ad a slight trend to the boyish
•
for it and others against it.
j We t Ch lex o bou il. r,vhs,rr d. platni:: a mt rt e ,r e .: figure-and if she but knew it the year just ended among the patients
Erni] 1.11(1301g is back, telling ,,,
'
n
b yish figure was unnautral ties at the National Jewish Hospital at
CAMPS AID TRAINING
few interesting things - notably' emi`ri4 tirr c ntor . 5 N 45
plant. too tree. in Inen1013 .1 But now, we seem to have gained Denver, according to a report pub-
OF BOYS AND GIRLS the fact that he sold outright his I I ,... men.
• hr er -i,, , , r ; cnir, xentor sci: , ..ioi- our ground and the most fashion- mitted at the thirty-first annual
"The child is an adventurer at
0 ,;,,,,, ' . „,,, ;o ',,,,,s ,',‘„7.;•,,, }•;;;',7,.,..',..'h.:s r ; able figure is the figure mist as na- meeting of the institution held I~ evetktee:lty
1.
to
his
American
publishers
for
JtN F. 20
heart who gets a thrill around the first biography, that of Napoleon,
ture intended it to lw, properly here with trustees from various
Trot, ky ; Mr., Sam Chao, 5x45 la•nhoe,
campfire in the woods, and thrills $1,000. Had he had any antici- `''•^", VT in rmorynf
„ Iew. proportioned. The well-dressed
.
lii; mother•inv.
parts of the country attending. About two works, Including eight...eine,
book
would
sell,
in exploring trips and in early Winn of how the
w..man knows that her figure is the The institution, which is the old- meals, hotel for ...met di, anal nleht• In
i'reeNIn
r"rneniroirn,:
A 2"5. 114:1rir' c ■ el!.p7.n...t.
New York. Tel i p on Immo.. linen«. Itew
morning dips," Alan Kopelson, in he ould easily have cleared a for. : .32
most imp-rtant item in the smart est national, non-sectarian insti- , murk Lino eh a...Hotel, men • end ale t-
1 of father. 0 ear Snwlin: Lillian Hard- on.
charge of registrations here for tune on it. On a royalty basis,
• r. fl binerrt" r r 0, appearance today. She known, if tution for the free care of thetu• ...eine In Herm ode. 1.16.1e. of Interesting
have . ilf , , efl sf•re ' ,i.e.'
Ludwig
would
an on, Mr.. E i. sa.
enroute to New York, Including
, 7,1 rn.
Cp
am Stinson f or bys
o and Camp suppose,
,,,rh hiw i t i je.r, Sam
she has a perfect figure that only bercular poor in the entire coun- Anton,.
Ilrgeldnetun, Ni Fall. Toronto, ate.
0 55
Eagle Point for girls, said this earned a couple of hundred thou- bath
try, served ixis patients in all EgeeptIonally low rale..
mon a exercise will keep her body supple
,
La hutban
" •• ':ilani
of her
1' memory
1 "
I sand on the volume. By the waY, 1 ' tree In
week.
ILINENS BERMUDA LINE
and in trim--if she is inclined to stages of tubeszulosis in its medi-
•
,
Mr. Kopelson stated that these Wasserman did • similar trick. Witimee
be overweight, that proper exercise cal and out-patients department,
W. G. ROCHE & CO., Inc.
"W'orld's II-.
A nybedy wishing to plant trees and proper elimination will finally Dr. I. D. Bronfin, medical director,.
two camps are ready to take care He sold outright his
! I
1714 D me Sank Bldg. Dere.'
of particular needs of children, in- lusion" to the American publieh. I in memory of the departed or in j reveal her good figure, and if she is reported.
era
for
$500.
Ludwig has been seeing the. honor of their beloved ones, can too thin, that she can best build
eluding those who are shy and do
Dr. William S. Friedman of I
ca ll
r E. Sachse 152e
M Vir g inia I up her figure with good healthful Denver was re-elected president of Isidor Apfel of New York City
not mix readily, and the spoiled
'
A.
as well as
those too dependent on sights of New York again- and Park Empire 0566-W, or Mrs.
and lien Altheimer of New York., as the new grand master in suc-
'
their parents. "Camp life gives , was particularly entranced by the : Philip
iPihem " k Sle o5 m 5(7 1tf z, 3272 Monterey, exer
ne disea
And
so, we have the popularity 81-year-old New York philanthrop- cession to Nathan Perlman and the
him a feeling of independence and , Morgan semi-private library.
ist, was renamed treasurer for the selection of Saratoga Springs so
of
private
studios
devoting
their
-
'
So impressed indeed that he.
. makes him stand on his own feet," '
efforts to maintaining beautiful thirty-first consecutive time. Paul the 1932 convention city, the
! told the custodian of the Morgan
Mr. . Ko P elson Najd .
figures for womankind. Smart , Felix Warburg of New York was forty-fifth annual convention of
' Information regarding these two library that if he were permitted International Alliances to
' women today have their downtown re-elected treasurer. He was also ! the Independent Order B'rith
camps may be gotten from Mr. to write his next book in that
Suppress Jewish Mi-
club where they may atop several named to the national executive Abraham concluded its three-day
Koppelson at 1941 Gladstone, Gar- library, he would give Morgan 10
times each week for their exercises. committee. Other officers elected deliberations. The veteran grand
norities.
. field 4061, Sr at his studio, 52 per cent of the royalties.
Today the Studios of Body Culture ! were Harmon S. Auguste. New secretary, Max L Hollander. was
The custodian of the library re-
Putnam, Columbia 2870.
offer the finest facilities exclusive. York; Henry Lapidus, Omaha; ' re-elected, and 10 deputy masters
The following schedule is fol. plied that he didn't think Morgan
"The anti-Semitic organizations
were elected. William Rader of
.
I would be interested in the 10 per of the sari 'us European countries ly for women. Proper exercise Morton May, Pittsburgh; B.
lowed at the two camps:
was named grand
brings the best of health, and to Flesher, Denver; Herman Wile, New York City
7, Revel'', 7:05, Morning roll-mil ee. cent, but that he would convey the! are no longer satisfied with com-
treasurer and Alex Goldbert, also
Buffalo,
and
Edwin
.1.
Schanfar-
be healthful is the first requisite of
,r /i f ; 7 :IL Dip in lake: 710. luso,• proposition to Morgan. "If I could
, ber, Columbus, vice-presidents, of New York, grand trustee.
on of all eampe i h
icon
ra m doctor nd write there, I'd be inspired," Lud-i bating the Je.v in their own coun- a perfect figure.
' of
s 9. Inspection
f'
tries, but they have become so des-
nur e; P. Break • a t -
and Mrs. S. Pirko of Denver, sec-
wig said.
i e a r neetce, a!;,,trn t f r e m piu nit v
ramp: 9 :Pe. Iwitruetion. handwret,
e rla t i n o f r a a ap l
retary.
mii. ie. <llama. nature. horseman Sin and
Personally, we are more easily'
The following were named to the Junior Chalutzos Organized.
I et mei tes i i i la General swim. 12:30. i nired
Michigan Theater.
ired in more proletarian places. pressing the Jewish min irities."
Dinner: I an. Sie b: 2:211. croup game. insp
executive committee: Alfred A.
Paul
I,ukas
and
Kay
Francis
4.5 land and water: 1:50. seimmine. Put us to write in a beautifully!
This is one of the startling dim are cretarred in "The Vice Squad' • Benesch, Cleveland; Alfred M.
The Junior Chalutzos, an auxil-
5 50 . rue 'meeting. 5130. SuPtwe: 0 1 I. carpeted, marbled sanctorium and closures by Dr. Solomon Flink, in-
which is being shown at the Mich _ Cohen, Cincinnati; N. L. Dauby, iary organization of the Chalutzos,
Give us a
'I'm" P'"' eon. our blood congeals.
` P."."."':
r■ 1•:-..sis
rts. rang,
crimp fires. a go, Qu•rter.:
structor of Economies and Banking igan theater this week. Oliver 11 Cleveland; Max Freshl, Milwau- the Pioneer Women's Organization
newspaper office instead. the old-
in the Ccllege of the City of New P. Garrett wrote the original story kee; Sol S. Kiser, Indianapolis, for Palestine, was organized here
fashioned kind, with lots of paper
York, and author of the book en-
and William B. Woolner, Peoria. to aid the movement of the women
which exposes the secret operation
on the floor, telegraph machines
Fisher Theater.
titled "The German Reichsbank
Judge Samuel D. Levy of New pioneers in Palestine. Mrs. R. K.
of big city auth-rities in combat
"The Maltest Falcon" one of the clacking, and the din of a score and Economic Germany" published
York was again named chairman I.in•ky and Mrs. M. Michlin were
ling rackets. The picture was di
.
'wet cht vtive et iriee ever written of typewriters-and more fecund last year by Harper Bros and Co.,
of the New fork committee of the the organizer& A committee was
reeled by John Cromwell.
hos beer, adapted to the Screen and flows our
fancy.
in a series of articles giving a sur-
hospital.
, chosen ti plan a cultural program
(CoPYrieht. ICH, J. T. A I
:, now current at the Fisher the-
vey of Jewish life in Germany, be- I Love feedeth only upon love.
fcr the new society.
at r. Bebe Daniels plays the prat
ginning in the June issue of The
Apfel I. 0, B. A. Grand Master
W ho waits for time, 1 , ees time.
-f the romantic young adventur- ,
Jewish Forum, published in New
The dog that licks ashes is no t I
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.-
You always expect a sheep to
He saith little that loveth much. Yerk City.
es&
trusted with flour.
(3. T. A.)-With the installation have five legs.
TREES ARE PLANTED
BY ORGANIZATIONS
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