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Fisher Theater.

Life" is showing at the Fisher ' and others are in this story of a
theater this week. Charles Bick- debutante who decides to discover
and roles
Lois in
Moran
share the love and life for herself and runs
Warner Fabian's thrilling TO- ford
leading
the production.
mantic story of "Met i In Her Victor Varconi, Donald Dilloway into a lot of adventure.

JOE WEYER

formerly of

EASTWOOD INN

announces the opening of

The Chi

DIRECTLY IN BACK OF OLD EASTWOOD INN
EIGHT MILE ROAD, NEAR GRATIOT

Saturday, December 26th

AIDED IN BATTLE ON

ALIEN REGISTRATION

Max J. Kohler, nationally promi-
nent scholar and lawyer, authority Former Judge Lauds Chronicle's
Part in Address Over Altman's
on immigration matters, although
Radio Hour,
he did not personally appear at the
hearings on the Michigan Alien
In an address over Hyman Alt-
man's Jewish Radio Hour, last
Sunday, former Judge Patrick
O'Brien reviewed the fight against
the Michigan Alien Registration
Bill which was declared illegal by
a three-judge federal court.
Mr. O'Brien lauded the efforts of
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle in
helping organize the opposition.
Ile also lauded his associate at-
torneys in the case, Theodore Le-
vin, Nathan L. Milstein, Fred M.
Butzel and Max J. Kohler of New
York, for their parts in assuring
•the defeat of this pernicious bill.
Mandell Bernstein broadcast the
news of the week, and through the
courtesy of The Chronicle will
again broadcast latest news flashes
next: Sunday.
Mr. Altman discusses several
charitable undertakings and urged
support of the bazaar of the Los
Angeles Sanatorium's Detroit
auxiliary.

MAX J. KOHLER

Serving those Delicious

O'BRIEN DISCUSSES
REGISTRATION BILL

Registration Hill, before the three-
judge federal court here, played an
active part in the preparation of
the brief and was the leading ad-
visor to the attorneys in the case.
Mr. Kohler kept in constant touch
wih Theodore Levin, who headed
the legal forces, and just before
the brief was presented he spent
two days in Detroit going over de-
tails with him.
Other attorneys in the case were
former Judge Patrick II. O'Brien,
Fred M. Butzel and Nathan L. Mil-
stein.
Mr. Kohler was born in Detroit
on May 22, 1871, son of the late
Dr. Kaufman Kohler, who was at
the time, rabbi of Temple Beth El.
He is a former assistant United
States district attorney, is the au-
thor of a number of volumes and is
an authority on immigration and
alien registration matters.

COMMITTEE CHOSEN
FOR DEDICATION
OF SHAAREY ZEDEK

The general committee in charge
of preparing plans for the dedica-
tion ceremonies for Congregation
Shaarey Ledek's new synagogue
met in the library of the syna-
gogue, corner Chicago boulevard
and awton avenue, Monday eve-
ning, December 14, to discuss
plans and programs.
The ceremonies will be inaug-
urated with a special Sabbath
morning service on Jan. 9. Rabbi
Herman Abramowitz of Montreal,
Quebec, will be guest rabbi for
this occasion and will deliver the
sermon. A special choir and music
This is the same Joe Weyer who was at one time manager
will be presented by Rev. E. Zal-
udkowski.
of the Phoenix Club and who as host of Eastwood Inn
The formal dedication will be
served for many years a discriminating and appreciative
held Sunday, Jan. 10, promptly at
2 p. m., and will be followed by a
Jewish clientele those inimatibly famous roadhouse
CHILDREN'S PARTY
banquet in the evening for con-
dinners. Those same dinners, together with the typical
tributors to the building fund,
AT
SHAAREY
ZEDEK
members of the congregation and
Joe Weyer hospitality, will be available at The CHALET.
their immediate families. Many
Your enjoyment of dinner here will be further intensified
A children's party is planned by features are being planned for
by dancing to the music of a marvelous orchestra in a set-
the Sisterhood of the Shaarey Zedek this evening. •
Congregation
for Sunday after-
The general committee consists
ting of glamorous beauty.
noon, Jan. 3.
of Judge Charles Rubiner, chair-
The committee in charge of this man; Mrs. Herbert H. Warner,
event, headed by Mrs. Aaron Silver- vice-chairman, assisted by the en-
blatt and Mrs. D. II. Fauman, plan tire board and officers of the con-
to make this the first of a series of gregation; A. Louis Gordon,
such annual events in order to bring Meyer Stone, Morris H. Blumberg,
the children of the congregation in Harry Z. Brown, Irwin I. Cohn,
closer contact with the children of David S. Diamond, Dr. Samuel J.
the other members.
JOE WEYER
WEYER — GEO. IIUND
Eder, Charles Hamburger, Judge
Special entertainment features Harry B. Keidan, Moe Leiter,
Proprietors
are being arranged to please the Theodore Levin, Herbert II. War-
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with each other in planning games: kowski, Mrs. Harry Z. Brown,
and stunts.
Harry Cohen, Abraham Coo er
A special feture of the party Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Ira Cope-
will be the serving of the type of : land, Mrs. Ralph Davidson, Mrs.
refreshments dear to children.
avid S. Diamond, Mrs. Joseph H .
hrlich, Dr. David II. Fauman,
of •1
Samuel Frank, Seymour J. Frank,
William Friedman, Mrs. A. Louis
Gordon, Louis Granet, Mrs.
Hamburger, Mrs. A. M.
Hershman, A. Jacobs, Jay I. Jay,
Myron A. Keys, Aaron Klein, Rob-
ert Marwil, Mrs. Robert Marwil,
David Oppenheim, Aaron Preger-
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son, Louis Robinson, Elconan
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routes to heavy concentration
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Your co-operation in supplying this
transportation system, the Depart.
Louis Stoll, M. H. Zackheim, Mrs.
tributed through the Board of
information, will make possible the
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M. H. Zackheim and Mrs. David S.
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The Chord of Judaea Symphony
Orchestra, under the, direction of
William P. Bliznick, will present
its annual concert at the Masonic
Temple Sunday evening, Dec. 20,

J.N.F. ANNIVERSARY
OBSERVANCE URGED

World Zionist Executive's
Statement in Behalf of
Double Birthday.

NEW YORK.—A call to the 7io
ists of America for the observance,
this year, of the thirtieth anniver-
!
Mrs. Norman Buckner of Dwight street sary of the establishment of the
spent the past week in Washington, D. ('. Jewish National Fund and of the
Samuel Buckner of Dwight street left fiftieth jubilee of the start of Jew
last Friday to spend the winter in Florida. sib colonization work in Palestine
by the "Lovers of Zion" pioneers,
Ml,. Rita Rosenthal of Ottawa Drive
w•l hostess to a group of friends on was issued by the World Zionist
Saturday at a studio party. Later • Executive over the signatur e
of
buffet al,per was served at her home.
Guests were present from Pontiac, Ann Dr. Nahum Sokolow, president of
Arbor and Detroit.
the World Zionist Organization
and of the Jewish Agency for Pal-
estine. The text of the call which
is also signed by Berl Locker, labor
member of 'the executive, as made
public by Nelson Ruttenberg, pres-
At the regular Friday evening service, ident of the Jewish National Fund
held at Temple Beth El on Dec. I I, Rabbi of America, reads in part:
Frederic Doeppelt addressed the congre-
"The double anniversary which
, gallon upon the nubject, "Anti-Semitic
' Tendencies in the Modern World."
occurs in the year 5602 (1931-2) of
50
years of the movement of II iliath
Temple Beth El Young People'. Club
held its lastmeeting at the hon. of Mine Zion and 30 years since the Jewish
Helen Selmer.A talk by Dr. Boris Zola National Fund was founded, is a
!on "The Falxity of Spiritualism" was en-
most important event in the Zionist
, Frited by the members.
movement and among Jewry in gen-
Elaborate plans are toeing ma de for the
annuel New Yearn Eve ball to be given eral, It is an event the significanc e
this year at the Bancroft Hotel. Dancing of which should be appreciated by
will take plsce in the Crystal ballroom every Jew.
and a midnight Buttner will later be served
As the '
in the Gold room. A committee represent.
of the 'Lovers
ing the Ladies Aid Society, the least of Zion' recedes from us in time
HYMAN H. COHEN
1..rael Auxillry artful the 11';:tai Writh Are
and we review historically all that
en
at 8:30 o'clock. In addition to the . . 1 111. 4 gt e:erld,'allarnmdan. en. B
e" has befallen us since, until today,
symphony program, the Chord of !
•
the mighty revolution which took
Judea will present a vocal quartet nee m en ri : itN uZiV i noitrDe
rtt
s:tr iole t awnt! place in Jewish thought and feeling
consisting of the following artists: net.
and Jewish life generally, so our
Emma Lazaroff Scheyer, soprano;
em
of f p orl itti h ca a t l
A delightful buffet aunt', attracted a admiration and esteem
Rhea II. Weisberg, alto; Rubin' ' we e ...her of s,,e•te 10 the eommonit s movement, the herald
Boyarsky, tenor; Hyman II. Co- ' center on Der. it. Mrs. Leo Shutalink's Zionism, waxes greater. The sound
!divinion o f the Tele
Temple
Ststerhood
was
in
hen, baritone.
!charge of arrangements.
seeds which it sowed in love and
The program will consist of the
—
M r. and Mrs. Earl Spiesb ,,,,, and Mrs. devotion of inconceivable measure—
I following numbers:
Meyer N. Levy of Jacknon visited last the return to the tilling of the soil,
i Overture, "Orpheus"
K a tee?bey" week with Saginaw relatives.
the revivelof the Hebrew tongue,
In a Persian Market
Concerto E flat Major (piano and or-
.11
Th Men'. Study Club of Temple Beth the revival of the Jewish spirit—
cheat.)
M... 7 , Fl held
ld 't la t
have matured into ripe fruits from
tin •
,
Mrs. Gerald i' lloST:th !en If rta l ; oe a7tel' t - f which even now Jewry entire is
Vocal Quartet: Cohen n'i'l"
Gold noon.
pallet opt
nourished.
serinade
On Sunday •fternuon the children of
"The beginning of the Jewish
Itigolettu
Verdi
0i , the Ileth El Sabbath School presented
National Fund was modest. Pen-
(f/en e rne is ehed Symphony (first mos
S v:eh -: - : -E their an al Chanukah play and enter-
tainment before a large audience.
nies were gathered during the first
rnent/
--
Marche Slave
Tschaikowsky
R
years of its existence, but the object
abbi Doeppelt w. a recent speaker
befo.re 1 the .2athol
Study (11,3. for which it was founded was large
tin
and all-embracing. And as we to-
day glance at the map of Eretz
The senior debate league opened with
Mrs.
Ben
Rose
hers
wan
lately
elected
Israel and note the large tracts re-
the debate el.. meeting the Lambda ., Mu inet. eighteenth term
president of deemed with the pence of the people
Epsilon Fraternity on the question:
Re- the B'nai farad Ladies Auxiliary,
solved That • Compulsory National Jew.
.
lands which have been converted
Ish Tax for Philanthropic Purposes be
from desolation into beautiful agri-
Established in the United States." The
debate was won by the Lambda Mu Epsi•
cultural settlements and have
Ion. Mi. Hannah Ferman was the
served
to enable thousands of Jews
critic-judge. A. Z. A. 93 and class "It"
will debate on the atone nuestion on Dec.
to return to the first source, Mother
27, at 3:30 p. m. The public in invited.
Earth
itself,
our heart grows big
Mr. •nd Mrs. Will Herman and children
in Tpoe. Ll nen,,i IIney wO
itphenthForinu tm,il Lot n„ dn ui r.ted I ymerly of Chicago, now residing in and a feeling of national pride
e manton. Mich, were the guests of Mr. c I otri
Ke
h ieffis cu usl .t d
vancement committee. will be •ddreased and Mrs. Sam O. Rosenberg last Sunday.
a ys have come upon us,
—
the
i l 'Y em t p il e e 4:telt M. ,.....nrakunte,ralt. ell'. h a e t
Mrs. Sam Levine en tert•ined four but our faith is strong that even in
MAU p. en.. at the Jewish Center, SI Mel- tables of bridge last Wednesday after.
times
of
distress
our people will ex-
bourne. On the program will he the noon, for the benfit of the Temple Sis•
evy.E1asomir Choir. Adminsion is terhood.
ert their maximum effort in aid of
free.
No one will be admittted after
—
our
popular
and
beloved
institution.
9 p m
Jerome Levine has returned home after
two week, vacation in Lima and Dayton. May this anniversary year serve
,
Lo tnte.
u ie Marshall
, . present Ohio .
as
a
continuation
of
the
lofty
perch
,leading
debate league
which has concluded and the in-
with two victories vol no losses. The
Mr. and Mr., Phillip ?Ache!. are
Freah Air Alumni and the Olympies are eking felicitations: on the birth of te- auguration of mighty deeds in har-
a
tied for aecond place. The next debate daughter, Barbara Helen.
mony with our great goal."
will be held on Sunday, Dec. 22, at 2,30.
The Pilots will meet the Morton...
"What'a Tonight" w. the Chanukah 0 The two anniversaries will be
play presented before • large and en-
bserved at a number of functions
The Rawlings ---
sport —
otred the talk on thus•istic •tultence by the religious scho
vocational ICIlidgflee presented by A. of Anshe ('h red Temple Sunday night. ol ,.1 which will he held in the leading
Douglas J•rnienon, president of the hoard The play WI. direr--,'
.
swish communities throughout
1 by M,ss Mary
of Education. Harry Margot., president'
Carl Miller W1111 atage
( he United States. The principal
of the dub, wan the chairman. The next and M•rvin Harrison
was I h manage ('
talk in the series wi be given by Alex
function
will be held in New York
Taub, assistant chief engineer of the u.hem. The rant included the following,
Chevrolet Motor Co. This event will he Flogoone Trainee, F.. Traines, Sybil City on Sunday, Jan. 10, at Hotel
sponsor ed by the Pilots Club. The public Werbelow. Marvin Roffman. Nannette Edison.

engin= Notes

Pales ° e' we' e

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Card Party of J. W. E. W. 0.
Saturday Evening.

A special meeting of the Jewish
Women's European Welfare Or-
ganization will be held Monday eve-
ning, Dec. 21, at Jericho Temple.
At this meeting important topics
will be taken up for discussion.
Nomination of officers will take
place. All members re asked to
attend this meeting.
Arrangements will he made for
a card party to be held Saturday
evening, Jan. 16, at the Club Ex-
change, 10216 Dexter boulevard.

Kahn, Irene Brenner. Milton Miller. Mari-
, Ion Levine, Jane Serepliner. Bob Roman.
Ilynard Mork. Henry Sehyartc, Charles
. Anthony, Florence Voight. Alice Kase
Florine Robinson. Yevette Brenner, Sybil
Kohn, Shirley Iterglasa.

DONORS TO BRANDEIS
GOLDEN BOOK FUND

"Die worn Rummelplatz" at
Little Cinema Theater.

OBSERVE NATIONAL
A. Z. A. DAY SUNDAY POGROMS AND PROTESTS—

TWO BOOMING INDUSTRIES

OLD FOLKS HOME

11. I shop at the following locations:

El.rirl Chronicle

F.

antiar tides

Thosewho attended the Hadassah
Donor Luncheon at the Statler on Tueaday
were M.. R . Goldstein, who acted as
hoatess, Mr.. J. Barnett. Mrs. N. Ii.
Wurnrosen, Mrs. N. Buckner, Mr.. S.
Ilirnkrant. Mr*. II. Ebling, Mrs. L. Her-
•hovits, Mr., iI. J. Jacobson, Mrs. J.
Koviroky, Mrs. M. Kollin. M.. J. Levin,
Mrs. William Present, Mr*. A. Rosenthal,
Mrs. J. Schwartz, Mrs. I.. Solomon, M..
G. 8. Weiss, Mrs. II. Wyman and Mrs.
M. Wolfman.
—
Miss Charlotte Wyman • nenior stu•
dent •t the I tontine High behind was
pledged to the National Honor Society.

This week, the Little Cinema
Theater, which is gaining in pop-
ularity as a result of the master-
Additional donors to the Bran- ful German films it is featuring,
deiss Golden Book Fund an- is presenting "Die vom Rummel-
nounced this week are: Mrs. Hen- platz, starring Anny Ondra, Seig-
fried Arno and a star assisting
: ry H. Weinstein, Joseph II. Ehr- cast,
lich, Mrs. J. II. Ehrlich, Morris
This picture is a story of three
Mendelson, Rm. B. Eisenberg:, Sol
R. Levin, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ih Chorines comfortably seated in a
limited on the way to I.una Park.
Zackheim,
Theodore
Levin.
Fs?4+
They are all happy over their con-
tract. But upon arrival they are
disappointed to barn that they
were called to a cheap sideshow.
%he r sg tli :t7 ny na nng orZ
4-
andtt wo
Rabbi !feller of Ann Arbor will
leader of the troop. It ends in a
he the principal speaker at the
By RABBI MOSES FISCHER terrific battle, leaving the heroine
celebration of National A. Z. A .
with her clothes ripped to ribbons,
Day, Sunday evening, Dec. 20, at
In the face of the depression
and in this condition there is noth-
the Jewish Center. Ile will speak which overtook all our leading in- atrocities and crimes it committed
against the Jews. The conscience ing else to do but stay and take
on "The Jewish Student on the dustr i es, end which d ooms to rest,
the job.
of
mankind
in
all
civilized
nations
Campus."
rust and stagnation our gigantic protested in unison against the re-
It is not long before Annie is
An interesting program has machineries, it is with little satis- turn of the age of darkness as a the sensation of the side-show, the
faction
and with great heartache blot on the shining face of our 'big time producers hear of
been arranged by John Farman,
representative of Chapter 93, and that we note that there are "two civilization. How different are , this small side-show girl. Offers
Saul Galitzky, representative of industries" which, far from shar- matterAn our la
are coming in from all sides, but
s' 4 1 Chapter 63. This program will be ing the general depression and its
Annie who has made a great
Pogroms no more exclude auto- friend of Ilannes holds out, for
akin to those that will be riven effects, enjoy unparalleled pros-
throughout the country by 150 A. perity and run in full power and matically a nation from the com- she wants the entire troop to be
Z. A. chapters.
force. These two exceptionally munity of cultured nations. Po- included in the contract, and the
r Q
Rabbi Leon Fram will give the booming industries are in no sense groms are no more exceptions, re- next thing we see, they head the
strained to the area and within bill of the greatest theatre in Ber-
',1 opening and closing benedictions. of the word novel products of our
7 5: Music will be offered by the age, and we may find some hints the geographical boundaries of lin.
certain nations. Pogroms seem to
Music Study Club, and several and suggestions in regard to them
The rest must be seen to be ap-
recitations will be offered by Miss already in our family Bible. We he rules and not the exception in preciated.
Eileen Ilencken. Aaron Kurlind, read in the good book "The voice the policies of governments and
former president of Pisgah Lodge, is the voice of Jacob, the hands peoples. And what is the saddest
and most regretful thing is that Brith Sholem Gives Chanu-
will act as general chairman. Fol- are the hands of Esau."
Translated into modern terms, the universities, the lamps of edu-
lowing the regular program there
kah Party.
cati on, enlightenment and knowl-
the
sentence
can
be
interpreted
in
will be dancing. Admission can
edge, established with the view to
only be secured through invitation this sense, "The voice of protest
The following program was given
is the voice of Jacob, the hands of raise mankind to a higher level of
by some A. Z. A. member.
righteousness an d toleration, at the Chanukah party last Sun-
The members of both chapters pogrom are the hands of Esau."
day, at Jericho Temple.
became
the
seed-beds
of
the
will start the celebration of Na- Indeed pogrom and protest are the
Mortimer J. Liss was chairman.
fiercest passions and most terrible
tional A. Z. A. Day by attending two twin industries which run in h
atreds of men, from whence the Jewish songs were sung by Miss
the services at Temple Beth El. our enlightened age with full blast, torches of brutal violence and in- Fay Zager. A piano solo was rem
Later in the afternoon both chap- driven and moved by the dynamic tolerance are cast among the dered by Miss Ida Hertz. Recita-
ters will hold a luncheon. Follow. forces of blind hatred, false masses! "Where righteousness tions on Chanukah was given by
ing this both organizations will piety, inherited prejudices, inbred should flourish, there is w: k d Aaron Rosenberg. Songs and
get together for their annual busi- fanaticis m
ness," complains Koheleth. "In- dances by the lloneyman twins,
ness meeting. The program will the sense of justice, innocent suf- stead of ledokah (righteousness) Hebrew songs by Cantor Milkow-
fering, undeserving persecution
start promptly at 7:30 p. m.
and humiliation on the other. In- there is Zeokoh (the wild outcry sky. A recitation by Brother K"-
deed, we must go back to the of the innocent persecuted)," liner and songs by David Behrens
were other features.
darkest centuries in human history complained Isaiah.
OFFICERS ELECTED
The program was arranged with
Th ere is one vital difference in
to find pogrom stalking with such
BY SHAAREY TORAH triumphant pose as in our days. the operations of the twin sisters the assistance of the Ladies Auxi-
liary.
Latkes were served as well
The medieval night of Jew-baiting of pogrom and protest!! The
The Shaarey Torah Congrega- was followed at the close of the hands of Essau as manifested in as cake and tea. The affair Was
tion, Brush and Minnesota, on eighteenth century by the bright pogroms are only too efficient.: well attended, there being about
Sunday held its Chanukah celebra- morning of human enlightenment They crush the•spirit of our youth 300 men and women and children
tion banquet and installation of and universal love, when the in the universities, make them ' ' present.
After the program there followed
the new officers of the board of mountain peaks of human thought homeless in the house of learning,
a sociable card party.
7:7 education and the ladies' auxiliary were illuminated by the three-fold degrade them to second-hand men
The fourteenth annual ball will
of the Talmud Torah, which is a rays: Fraternity, liberty and and women, hurt their self-respect.
t:r;
branch of the United Hebrew equality, in response to which lacerate their body, wound their be held on Sunday, Jan. 31, at Jer-
icho
Temple. Music will he by
Schools.
mankind at large cherished the souls! Alas! Alas! How ineffici- I
do our prophets prove them- "Aunt Betty and Her Gang" Or-
B. Stein was re-elected chair- hope that the spector of pogrom,
chestra.
man of the board of education, "the inhumanity of man to his selves in comparison to the tre-
and Mrs. B. Stein again was fellow brothers," will soon be ban- mendous effects of the pogroms!
chosen president of the Ladies' ished from the world, justice will The voice is the voice of Jacob!
'.3" Auxiliary, an office that she has prevail supreme and regulate the Our protests are heard in public
Northwestern Branch of Jewish
places, in the synagogues, in as-. Old Folks Home thanks the follow-
held since the establishment of the relations of men to men!
n" school.
Since the days of the crusades. sembly halls! We protest, we ing for their co-operation in making
Mrs. Stein addressed the audi- even the blood-stained and blood- cry, we unbar the depth of our the Chanukah party • success: Peo-
ence on behalf of Jewish educa- spattered history of Israel knows humilated souls! We appeal to ple's Littman's Theater, M. Shane,
tion and of the significance of no period when pogrom was, in the conscience of mankind, to the. David Kora. Lerman's Orchestra,
w. Chanukah. Greetings in Hebrew such measure, part and parcel of sense of righteousness in man, Master Nelkin who rendered piano
vy by Bertha Cohen. in Yiddish by t he nature and order of things, and proclaimed so powerfully by solos. The inmates were presented
Eva Paul. and in English by Flor- when the area of her operations the prophets of Israel. We pro- with gifts Mrs. B. Sarasohn thanks
,Z. i ence Plotkin in the name of the was so far-flung, extended to so test, alas, 0 Lord! since centuries, the chairmen, Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs.
' teachers and the pupils of the many lands and continents as in in all parts of the globe, amidst all Perl.
schools were received by the audi- our days. In the '80s of the past nations!
Monday, Dec. 21, at 1 :30 a bridge
ence with great enthusiasm.
century, in the era of Kishinev,)
have we achieved with all ' tea will he given for members and
is president of the Russia isolated itself from the our protests?
What did they friends at the Club Exchange 10216
body of civilized mankind by the' avail? What What?
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