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nEykruorr,kwisnalRONICLE

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

M. L. SCHIFF
CALLED BY DEATH

BELGIAN LANGUAGE CONFLICT COMPELS
JEWS TO ESTABLISH JEWISH SCHOOLS

DENVER CHILDREN'S u
HOME DRIVER
RIVE IS ON I ! DIRS.

EMIGRANTS
BETH ABRAHAM'S JEWISH
DROP FROM 45,000
SYNAGOGUE OPENED! IN 1929 TO 23,000

into the country from abroad to
keep them during their studies and
that Belgium gains prestige in their
countries by the fact that it is
a hospitable and enlightened land.
(Continued from Page One.)
of the mouth of our own people.
(Continued from Page One.)
Lucylle Goldsmith, 14-year-old
The effect of this is to throw the
An Opposite View
Jewish girl who won the national
dents there, meaning, of course, the
Isenberg,
It is true that in the same paper Jews of Belgium more on their own Fenton, William B.
(Continued from Page One,)
oratorical contest in Washington
resources,
and
the
result
is
a
grow-
Jews. These foreign students take another writer urges the contrary
Judge Harry B. Keidan, S. Was Identified With Her recently, is a native Detroiter now Procession of Scr
olls of the!
their diplomas here, it says, and view, pointing out that these immi- ing Jewish cultural activity in the S. Sailors, Mrs. Willard Mayer, Ir-
Canada supplied 481, Mexico 188,
residing in Los Angeles.
'•
Husband
in
his
Philan
-
country.
The
demand
that
the
Law
Precedes
Formal
then they start practising in our grant students are capable and
win 1. Cohn, Murray Jackman.
I and other countries 361.
Born in Detroit in 1918, Mist,
thropic Work
country and take the bread out law-abiding, that they bring money Jews should keep out of the inter - Among the co-workers in the drive
Dedication.
1 Immigration as a whole declined
Goldsmith comes from a pioneer
Hal struggle between the Frenc h arevl.. Levinson, Mrs. Rae Morrell
'90.3
per cent since three yearn
and the Flemish-speaking popula - and Miss Florence Towvim.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)— family. Her mother, Mrs. Fanny
With Irving Schlus sel presiding, I ago when the influx from all
tion is forcing the Jews to estab-
The present drive corresponds Funeral services were held Sunday Goldsmith graduated from Harper Congregation Beth Abraham, one 1 sources except Mexico was prac-
School for Nurses. Her father died
lish separate Jewish schools o
of the oldest synagogues in Detroit, tically normal. The proportionate
with the twenty-fifth anniversary Gar Mrs. Adele G. Schiff, widow of
their own. The Jewish Artisans
of the National Home for Jewish Mortimer L. Schiff, Jewish blinker about eight years ago. lie was an o fficially dedicated its new house of idecrease was larger in some cases,
Federation in Antwerp recent) y
and philanthropist, who succumbed old-time Detroit resident, and they
started a Jewish continuatio n i
o - i)tysttl,i,e r age y. of 53 at her home in resided on Garfield near Beaubien. worship on Linwood avenue, near ' particularly for the Irish Free
Store-rant, Sunday afternoon. State, Scandinavia, Germany and
school which is making good prog
Lucylle has an older sister, Ilor-
Elias Wolf, chairman of the Great Britain, while that for Italy
rests. The premises are provide(
tense,
ey 1r
1 and
d father brother
Mrs. Schiff succunned to the ef- n
a th0 , S l d - buildding committee and vice-presi- was 68.5 per cent, and for Asia
i
by the City Administration, and it
f, cts of an o p,
grandfather
oration under gone
a to dent of the congregation, formally only 50.2 per cent.
receives a subsidy from the Jewish
,veral months ago.
Henry Goldmith. Her Detroit r e- opened the synagogue. Addresses
community. Then there was the I
Interment will take place in the lotions include Abe Cohen, cloth - were delivered by Rabbi Joseph
dedication of the Jewish People's
Cold Spring harbor Memorial ing merchant on Michigan avenu e, Thumin, spiritual head of the con-
PARIS—
D "N(J,a TE. mAig.)r—
AtiTahe num-
House, also established by the Jew-
cemetery, where her husband is and William J. Serlin, an uncle.
gregation; Judge Charles Rubiner, ber of emigrant Jews has dropped
also buried.
ish Artisan's Union. It is a peo-
Miss Goldsmith also won th e Sheriff Henry Behrendt, Jacob Ro- from 45
,
000
in
1929
to
23,000 i n
ple's house in every sense of the
Mrs. Schiff, it is stated, never Southern California Oratorio
word.
recovered from the schock of the Contest and the $500.00 prise to al st ars„ president of the congre- 1932 and a further decrease is to
', midden death of her husband on first place in the Pacific State • r cation; Irving Adler, chairman of be expected in 1932, according to
The two Jewish religious schools
the arrangement!, committee for the the reports delivered at a meeting
are filled. It is probable that to
June 4, I931, while she was in Paris Oratorical Contest.
dedication; Rabbis $:. Aishishkin, of the Administrative Council and
keep the Jews still further out of
where he was to join her.
NE•SVII Fischer and A. Schechter. the Executive
the fight Flemish contra French
f .
ira tlo of i t!
Mrs. Schiff was the former Adele
t t h i o en pe re or c e em
s so i n o n i e so f w t e h e Association
the new school law in Belgium
for Emigration n Ills,-
Gertrude Neustadt, a daughter of
riTche'deddedli,i;:a
will contain a provision en-
r e Ica-Emigdirect held here.
t he late Sigmund Neustadt and
sculls s of the Law. the Scrolls being
abling Jews to open schools with
Compared with non-Jewish emi-
Neustadt. Mrs. Schiff shared
Yiddish as the language of in-
carried by Rabbis Joseph Thumin, gration movements, the drop In the
with her husband in his numerous
(Continued from Page One.)
struction, which will be recognized
Joseph Rabinowitz, A. Schechter. Jewish percentage is not no large,
philanthropic activities.
her Walach of New York and Ben- stated the speakers. In 1932,
and subsidized by the state.
Mrs. Schiff was well known as
jami " M
Zeludkowski s
The fact is that Yiddish showed
resignatio n Bernstein
"Idawaki•
and
Menses. A
Ni. while the Jewish emigration from
a flower cultivator and this year Rev.
and Moses
Kaufman.
itself during the last Yiddish the-
,on five blue ribbons and four reds from his local post. During h is band of music preceded the pro- Pooland dropped 60 per cent as
atrical season here to be a force,
at the Ayster Bay Horticultural Lay in Detroit R ev.
Z aludkowsk i cession. The Sc olls were carried compared with 1930, the non- r
rends
and judging by the attendances,
s and wa s from the temporary house of woe- Jewish emigration during the same
Society ith flowers grown in her ma! li
a host of f
active
ve• i n numerous causes.
Antwerp is in a position to have
gardens at Northwood.
period showed a fall of 75 per
ship at Jericho Temple, 2527 Joy mt.
a permanent Yiddish theater. An
J. S. SAULS
Mrs. Schiff is survived by her
Author, Lecturer.
road.
attempt to establish one will prob-
son,
John
Mortimer
Schiff;
her
Besides
holding
the
position
o
During the first four months of
/
I Children, to be observed with ape-
ably he made next season.
Musical selections were p resent- 1932, 2600 emigrant Jews left
laughter, Mrs. Dorothy Schiff Hall; Cantor in Shaarey Zedek, Rev
•
cial ceremonies in Denver from
a sister, Mrs. Casimir I. Stralem Zaludkowski devoted much tim e . ed during the dedication by all Poland. Rumania and Lithuania.,
July 31 to Aug. 2 inclusive. Aaron
Detroit cantors, under the leader- These figures show a decrease of
Sapiro, nationally prominent at- and a brother, Maurice Neustadt. to lecturing, writing and musics 1 ship of Rev, Elijah Zaludkowski 26
per cent as compared with the
compositions. Ile was the direc - of Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
torney whose libel suit forced the
for of the Halevy-liazomir Sing .•migration during the same period
(Continued from Page One.)
apology of Henry Ford to the
of
131.
ing Society and conducted the so
Jewish people, will be the princi-
Present at the meetings were
ciety's concerts in Orchestra Hall ,
most difficult in any case and a
r Leonard DCo
.J. Bla A:
c ongress will only have the adverse
the Masonic Temple, the Art Insti
B
Sienjamin
r. J. , B
Drutzku s,u, Dr.
effect and will make the Jewish
tote, the Belle Isle Shell and else
g Colin, 0 D'Avi dor Gold-
position less tenable in various
where.
He
lectured
on
musiica
ichigan offers unlimited facilities for every
I
(Continued from Page One.)
hi °
.
c ountries of the Diaspora.
Joachimsohn,
Dr. A.
aubjctts before a number of soci-
summer sport. These combine with her rugged
Klee, M. Kreinin, Prof. E. Mitt-
"We do not oppose the idea when
(Continued from Page One,)
from such a bar alone can coma eties, sang and spoke over the
woch,
Leo
Motzkin,
Ed.
Oungro
a suitable occasion arises, the
radio and was the Detroit corres-
scenic beauties, fine highways, well equipped
an enlightened judiciary. The fu.
pondent of the Jewish Morning the farms, but in the cities as and Dr. .1. Stern.
executive stated, "which will per-
tare direction of bar and bench
Dr. J. Had was elected presi-
mit various Jewish organizations
Journal of New York.
well."
state camps and excellent hotels to make
will be determined by the quality
to meet in order to discuss quietly
dent of the Administrative Council
The Valuta Affair
of our law schools.
President and oroganizer of the
Michigan an ideal vacation state.
various measures designed to ease
Asked about the general situa- and Dr. Oscar Cohn of the Execu-
"Morevoer, the fabric of the Cantor's Association of the Mid-
tive Committee.
the Jewish position without such
law, particularly our public law, dle West, Rev. Zaludkowski is rec- tion of the Jews in Soviet Russia,
a demonstration as a world Jewish
Dr.
Rosen declared:
The millions of dollars spent each year by
we have been told repeatedly by ognized as a national leader in
congress or the creation of an ex-
ell, they are just as good or Shaarey Zedek Troop
the most far-5ighted in the pro- cantors' circles. While on a brief
tensive international organization
Michigan's thousands of visitors add to the
as ban off as the entire population
Returns From Camp
fession, must be designed chiefly visiti to New York he succeeded
entails."
Sixteen scouts of Troop 104 of
by the law schools. This work in uniting three existing cantors' of Soviet Russia. There in no such
prosperity of the state. Let us also spend our
thing as unemployment in Russia. Shaarey Zedek Congregation re-
must go forward, and I cannot groups into one association.
French Societies in favor
own vacations in Michigan this year, thereby
There are six Jobs for one man,
rn- turned last Friday from a five-day
Came Hare in 1926.
bring myself to believe that I
PARIS.--(J. T. A.)— The Fed-
should prematurely abandon my
Rev. Zaludkowski came to De- But there is • general lack of co
ramp at Dodge Brothers State
contributing still further to its prosperity.
eration of Jewish Societies of
odifies and a shortage of Park No. 10, Highland, Michigan.
s hare in it, howeverl great and troiit ni December, 1926, succeed- modifies
France, with which 80 Jewish or-
ing Cantor Vigoda who was hre p uc s. ' Among the features of the camp
honorable
the
opportunity
you
of-
ganizations are affiliated, has voted
And wherever you go, dispel worry by telephon-
Questioned as to the so-called I were: Instruction in swimming
fer me.
for a year following the death of
to accept the invitation to partici-
the noted Cantor Minkowsky. His Valuta affair in Soviet Russia Dr and moccasin making, archery ,
" I should have less confidence
pate in the world Jewish confer-
ing home and office frequently. Call friends
Rosen
declared that it tin ridicu- boating, swimming meet and a
in the rightness of this position first position as cantor he was
ence in Geneva.
h ad not the admonition of col. given at the age of 19 in War- lous to make of it a Jewish issue, camp newspaper.
to tell them when you will arrive.
The union of former Jewish sold-
"The
Valuta
arrests have been
While scouts of higher rank
eagues made me feel that to . saw a Congregation Si nai. While
iers has decided to accept the in-
Telephone ahead for hotel accommo-
stopped practically. They never built model bridges which is re-
l eave this school now would be • In W arsaw he e organ
i ze d together
organized,
h
vitation to participate in the forth-
w i th Leo Low and other noted carried an anti-Jewish nature. The quired for pioneering merit badge,
kind of desertion.
coming
Geneva
conference.
dations. Long Distance rates are low.
WILLIAM R. BLUMENTHAL
musicians, the society Hazomlr, Central Soviet authorities strictly the Tenderfoot and Second Class
"Yours respectfully,
"FELIX FRANKFURTER." then connected with the Tarbuth. prohibit now the local provincial scouts built an actual bridge across
Almighty God, Who to the poor pal speaker, and among others
The Governor declared that From Warsaw Re. Zaludkowski officials to force individuals to ask a small stream.
man's cry who will go to Denver to attend
their relatives abroad for money.
A nature hike through the park,
the ceremonies will be Supreme P rofessor Frankfurter's reason went to Rostov-on-Don, succeed-
Any such case, if brought to the in which many trees and birds
Court Justice Mitchell May of the or declining the position was sole- ing the famous Cantor Gerovitch a
ttention of Moscow authorities, were studied, was lead by scout-
ly
that
stated
in
his
letter,
and
not
and
remaining
in
that
post
for
a
State of New York, who is presi-
will definitely bring punishment master Reubin Glazer.
dent of the Brooklyn Federation the discussion which arose over period of eight years. He was
because
of Professor
en cantor in Vilna for three and for the officials involved," Dr.
of Jewish Charities.
the advisability
of the Frankfur•
appoint- th
half years,
two
years
cantor
in Rosen stated. received at the New York City
It is stated that the Detroit went. This had arisen principally a
Liverpool,
and
from
there
came
David Schweitzer, aasistantl headquarters of the American
committee plans to have Mr. Sap-
iro as a guest here upon his re- ter's connection with the Sacco- to New York where he officiated European director of the Joint Jewish Joint Distribution Commit-
Distribution
Committee activity, tee from Dr. Bernhard Kahn,
at
New
Lots
Congregation
in
Vanzetti case.
turn from Denver,
Brooklyn. He refused an offer arrived together with Dr. Rosen. European director of the commit-
The home is at present in dire
Rumanian
Floods. tee.
of • five-year contract from that
Small funds have been
need of funds, and the member-
OUR FILM FOLK
While the full extent of the rushed to the stricken regions.
congregation to accept the call
ship drive now in progress is in-
to
Detroit.
disaster caused by the floods in "Additional funds are immediately ,
tended to help cover the mortgage j
Rumania, particularly In the thick- required," Dr. Kahn states, "to
Was • Music Critic.
on the building as well as to help Continued from Preceding Page)
While in Warsaw, he was for ly populated Jewish districts of bring emergenccy aid, to make
carry on the current work at the e
alined
Jackie
to
observe
that
it
Moldavia
and Jassy, has not yet arrangements for the children in
three
years
music
critic
of
the
home.
as "hot stuff!"
liazeflrah and wrote numerous been ascertained, many thousands the summer camps, and to provide
'
NO MORE SPOILAGE AND WASTE
In Toledo, Mr. Blumenthal or-
• • •
are without food and shelter, ac- loans for the rebuilding of the
articles
in
Unser
Leben
from
1909
ganized a campaign committe un.
Of the 105 pupils in her class to 1913. He also conducted ■ cording to cable dispatches just destroyed homes."
der the leadership of Henry
. . .
Theater Guild school, Syl• music studio in Warsaw and
.....4'_
Hirsch, Sigmund Sanger and Moe- e t i• the
Sidne y alone has become fa- among his pupils were Alexander
ris Kobacker.
ous.
Kipnis, Cantor Charloff of New
• • •
York, Cantor Katz of Berlin, Can
Fashion note for the ladies: Lil- for Bernstein of Warsaw, now of
■ n Tashman is startling the na- London and others.
I ves with a new beach coat made
In Rostov he was vice-presi-
0 f straw. And, if you want to he dent of the Tarbuth and estab-
(Continued from Page One.) !" in the swim" ... it's beach skirts lished a branch of Ilazomir for
was it devoted worker in important n ow ... pajamas are old-fashioned, the sole purpose of promoting
Jewish causes. He was an ardent d ictactes Tashman, Hollywood's Hebrew music. Ile was professor
Zionist, a leader in the Order Sons C hanel.
of music for four years in the
,
• • •
of Zion and for many years an out-
Russian Royal Academy at Rostov
standing leader in the work of the
Reminds m e ... Samuel Hoffen• and among his pupils was Cantor
Jewish National Fund. For twos at sin, bard, who was "througher Kousseritzky, later successor of
We still been • supply of fresh new Goodyear. which were
years, prior to his death, he was t ban through" with Hollywood ■ Cantor Sirota in Warsaw. Dur-
bought before the tax went into effect. They're yours while
,...
s,c,e'
music teacher of the United Ile- w hile back, plane a return en• ing that time he also wrote a num-
..,..
:
they last, TAX FREE!
I."!
.stue
brew Schools of Detroit, and in g Clement in the fall.
ber of Jewish fotksongs, and com-
....Zi
tribute to his memory, the class e s
WE GIVE THE HIGHEST ALLOWANCE IN
posed
synagogue
music.
( 1
,
at the Philadelphia-Byron School
Groucho's career as a boy so-
In Vilna Rev. Zaludkowski pub-
DETROIT ON YOUR OLD TIRES FOR NEW
were dismissed Friday morning.
p rano in New York ended abrupt- bhp,' his "Manginoth Israel," I
Cantors' Tribute
, ly when he punctured the organ wrote for the Vilna Tog and ford
Funeral services, held on Friday h doles with the alto'n hat pin. o th neethe Ze s itt.aff In of Ltih ve er j
po ew
olish h e w
o s at:
Hong, were arran ged
) the T hat Was only the beginning of a
Cantors' Association of Detroit, in li fe of madcap pranks . . . His
published his "Music in the Nine-
'0.
which Rev. Milkovsky played stead- l a
test was changing the signs on teenth Century" and composed a
These and other lead-
ing role. The traditional "heaped" th e men's and women's sun-bath-
number of selections. Ile com-
:714.40-2I
ing makes in various
or funeral tribute was paid the i n
g rooms at a nearby resort, and menced his "refilath Noah v'Avo-
deceased at 10:30 Friday morning th
sizes and styles found
en, sitting back innocently to datth Eliahu," containing a col-
349
!
a t the
a
atch the ensuing complications.
liturgical
fote the e mut
o c pef eot r i
at the House of Grin-
Services were conducted by thy
• • •
occasions,
nell givie you the ad-
Cantors' Association and eulogies
were paid Rev. Milkovsky by h ad Benny Rubin and Eddie Cantor of his father, the late Cantor
vantage of an excel-
Loch in Pairs
better watch their comic Noah Lideer, a famed rabbi of
spokesmen for the United Hebrew
lent assortment from
Schools, a representative of the crowns or their kiddies will be his day, as well as his own corn-
wearing
them
The
half-dozen-
positions.
This
work
is
now
ready
which to make your
Jeish National Fund and the Or-
d
thodox rabbis of the city. Burial or-so Cantors (we haven't counted to he publishe .
selection . . . AND,
Recently Rev. Zaludkowski pub-
was in Clover Hill Park Cemetery. them lately) and Benny's chee.ild
THER IMPORTANT
a Bearers of
Rev. Milkovsky is survived by will be featured with other prom. I ished his ,ite "Culture
ADVANTAGE OF
review of
his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Betty inept young hopefuls in a short J ewis h
which appeared in these columns
Becker; and three sisters, Mrs. 12 subject, "Young
EXTRA GREAT
•
several months ago. This volume
Salkowitz and Mrs. Reuben Epstein
VALUE: New, high-
Ernst Lubitsch, the megaphone- is considered valuable as • lexicon
of Rochester, N. Y., and Mrs. I..
grade, up-to-the-min-
Katz of Ogdensburg, N. Y. Mrs . wielder on Chevalier's pictures, on Chozanuth and Chazanim.
Two of Professor Zaludkowski's
ute models priced at
Salkowitz and son, Irving, and Mr walks constantly while directing
and Mrs. Epstein came from Roch- ... covering miles . . . and he is brothers are cantors in Liverpool,
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ester to attend' the funeral. A never seen without a big cigar in and there are several generations
of cantors in the family
nephew, Meyer Katz, of Ogdens- Ms mouth.
• • •
On numerous occasions Rev.
burg, was also here for the torero!
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Rev. Milkovsky was not anly ad-
When George Sidney was a boy, Zaaludkowski has stated that he
INTERIOR SPACE
mired here for his devotion to Jew- he worked in his father's shoe- Is opposed to the use of the title
ish religious and nationalist causes, making shop as an :assistant.
cantor, which is derived from the
81/2 SQUARE FEET
but also for his personal charm
Latin word for singer, and said
and his model home life. Rev. and
You may not have heard of Phil that he prefers the Ilebrew term
SHELF ROOM
SIZE
Mrs. Milkovsky both were active in Goldstone, but he is one of the of Charon.
EACH IN PAIRS
the same causes, Mrs. Milkovsky most powerful of the independent
In addition to his numerous ac-
being the president of the Ladies' producers. . . it is said that he tivities in Detroit, Rev. Zoludkow-
Auxilary of the Jewish Natonal has piled up about two millions ski directed the sing-tests on Sat-
Fund.
making "quickies." (A "quickie" urday nights, first at private
I. • film that costs buttons and homes and at Hotel Stotler, and
•nd
MUSICAL ART SOCIETY taken eight to ten days to make.) later at the Shaarey Zedek.
• • •
Installed
A new organization, the Detroit
S /6750 $I89
Clue, Gee. to South Africa.
What • spot for Ricardo ("Ric,"
Musical Art Society, Has recently
Steel cabinet, with white Duco finish.
TIRES MOUNTED FREE
Berele ('bogy, noted cantor, bro-
been formed at the Detroit insti- to lie friends) Cortex! ... He will
Seamless porcelain interior. 9-point
tute of Musical Art, with Dr. Will- he the only male principal in the ther of Joseph Haggai of Detroit,
Drive
over
to one of the finest and most modern Good y ear
cold control. 63 ice cubes. . Chromium
iam Howland as i is director cast of "Thirteen Women" . . . received word from Johannesburg,
A size to suit the require-
Servic• Stations in the North End. Here you will End capable
Its 65 members are selected After years of playing the villain. South Africa, that • phonograph
plated hinges. Highly efficient, con-
ments of every family.
and
efficient
service men to you to your satisfaction.
from among the pupils at the , outs "Leavy," his becoming • I.. recording of his voice won for him,
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school and rehearstls are now in dies' ma..
guarantee.
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• • •
economical to operate.
applications, the cantor's post of
•
Progress. The first appearance will ' ,
teed both by the manufac-
During the local run of "Won- Congregation Beth Hamidrash
be the commencement exercises of' '
turer and GRINNEL BROS.
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der
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Al
Jolson.
star
of
the
the
Institute
which
will
be
held
Glad to show them to you.
Wednesday, June 22. at the De- •how, met Rabbi Magnin at the congregation of South Africa.
I
Come in MONDAY.
Such • novel way of selecting a
Pillcrest Country Clob . .. Said
troit Institute of Arts.
.tolson to Nragnin: "Why don't cantor, 8,000 miles away, is con-
MERCHANDISE FOR FIFTY YEARS
•ou come to see my show? Do you aidered very unique and unusual.
Ussishkin Named H
y
Cantor Chagy for 10 years offi-
know I sing a Jewish song that
Citizen of Tel-Aviv.
ciated in Newark.
TED. AVIV.—(J. T. A.)—The people all over the country came
municipality of Tel Aviv ; the all.' to hear?" Said Magnin to Al -
Jewish city of Palestine, elected "Why don't you come to my olive! Plant Nine Trees in Palestine
Menochim M. Lissishkin, president I ping a Jewish song every Friday in Memory of Moshe Falick
-04STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES Ho-
of the Jewish National Fund, and night and Saturdaymorning!"
Nine tree. have been planted in
honorary citizen of Tel Aviv. The
the Iladatrah Grove in Palestine
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honor was conferred upon Mr. Us- 1
End of the Chapter.
by the members of the Lexicon Fra-
University
ost West el
eiahkin,
upon
the
occasion
of
the
ternity
in
memory
of
their
brother.
Michigan, Ohio, Ontario and Detroit Branches
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fiftieth anniversary of his activities IDost lend • gracious, ever-hearken-
ever-hearken- Moshe Falick, who recently passed
in Zionist endeavor.
away.
leg ear,

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