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1/1EPLTROITAWISR (iiRONICLE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
BELGIAN LANGUAGE CONFLICT COMPELS
JEWS TO ESTABLISH JEWISH SCHOOLS
DENVER CHILDREN'S I
HOME DRIVE IS ON
MRS. M. L. SCHIFF
CALLED BY DEATH
EMIGRANTS
BETH ABRAHAM'S !JEWISH
DROP FROM 45,000
IN 1929 TO 23 000
SYNAGOGUE OPENED
into the country tfhrr abroad to
keep thicoduuiy
that Belgium gains ptrerstligue
NATIVE DETROITER
countries by the fact that it is
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of the mouth of our own p woe a hospitable and enlightened land. (Continued from Page One )
II G
Id
Lucylle
Goldsmith,
14 --
year old
The effect of this is to th row the
An Opposite View
Jewish girl who won the national
dents there, meaning, of course, the
It is true that in the sam e paper Jews of Belgium more on th air own Fenton, Sit
It. Isenberg, I
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oratorical contest in Washington
Jews. These foreign students take another writer urges the c ontrary resources, and the result is a grow- Judge Harry B. Keidan,
. Was Identified With Her recently, is a native Detroiter now
Procession of Scrolls of . the
their diplomat.; here, it says, and view, pointing out that then
e immi- ing Jewish cultural activit y in the S. Sa lton, Mrs. Willard Mayer, Ir-
Canada supplied 481, Mexico 188,
residing in Los Angeles.
Husband
in
his
Philan-
then they start practising in our grant students are cape ble and country. The demand t
Law Precedes Forma
hat the win I. Cohn, Slurray Jackman.
and other countries 361.
country and take the bread out law-abiding that they brin mone Jews should keep out of th
Born in Detroit in 1918, Mies
thropic Work
Dedication .
e inter- Among the co-workers in the drive
g
mm i grat i on as a whole declined
Goldsmith comes from a pioneer
_
nal struggle between the French ' are:d., Levinson, Mrs. Rae Horrell
90.3 per cent since three years
and the Flemish-speaking impute - and Miss Florence Towvim.
NEW YORK —(J• T. Al— famil y. Her mother, Mrs. Fanny
With
Irving
Schlussel
presiding,'
ago
when the influx from all
tion is forcing the Jews to estab-
graduated rom ll arper
l services
Funeraices
held widow
Sunday
The present drive corresponds or
rs. Adele
. were
G. Schiff,
of Goldsmith
School for Nurses. H er f father died Congregation Beth Abraham, one sources except Mexico was prac-
lish separate Jewish schools of
f
Si
of the eldest synagogues in Detroit , tically normal. The proportionate
their own. The Jewish Artisans' with the twenty-fifth anniversary Mortimer L. Schiff, Jewish banker about eight years ago. Ile was an officially dedicated its
DPW house of decrease was larger in some cases,
Federation in Antwerp recently of the National lioe ni for Jewis and philanthropist, who succumbed old-time Detroit resident, and they
started a Jewish continuation
; it 1 .,,,tthier age y. of 53 at her home in resided on Garfield near Beaubien. worship on Linwood avenue, near , particularly for the Irish Free
Sturevant, Sunday afternoon. State, Scandinavia, Germany and
school which is making good prog-
Lucylle has an older sister, lior-
Elias Wolf, chairman of the Great Britain, while that for Italy
ress. The premises are provided
Mrs. Schiff succunrJed to the ef- tense, and a younger brother, Sid- bu il ddin
committee and vice-presi- was 68.5 per cent
by the City Administration, and it
fects o of an operation, underg ne ney. Her grandfather was the late den t
t the
he congregation, formally only 60.2 per cent., and for Asia
receives a subsidy from the Jewish
several months ago.
Henry Goldsmith. Her Detroit re- opened the synagogue. Addresses
community. Then there was the
Interment will take place in the lotions include Abe Cohen, cloth- were delivered by Rabbi Joseph
Drops in Emigration.
dedication of the Jewish People's
'old Spring Harbor Memorial ing merchant on Michigan avenue Thumin, spiritual head of the con-
House, also established by the Jew-
PARIS—(J. T. A.)—The num-
Cemetery, where her husband is and William J. Sadie, an uncle. gregation; Judge Charles Itubiner,
ber emigrant Jews has dropped
, i of
ish Artisan's Union. It is a peo-
also hurled.
Miss Goldsmith also won the Sheriff Henry Behrendt, Jacob Ito-lfrom
45,000 in 1929 to 23,000 In
ple's house in every sense of the
Mrs. Schiff, it is stated, never Southern California Oratorical
senberg, president of the congre- j 1932 and a further decrease is to
word.
recovered from the schock of the Contest and the $500.00 prize for
gallon;
Irving
Adler,
chairman
of
I
be
expected
in 1932, according to
The two Jewish religious schools
suddilen death of her husband on first place In the Pacific States the arrangements committee for the
the reports delivered at a meeting
are filled. It is probable that to
June 4,1931, while she was in Paris Oratorical Contest.
d edication;
itation; Rabbis E. Aishishkin,
keep the Jews still further out of
where he was to join her.
Moses Fischer and A. Schechter. of the Administrative Council and
the fight Flemish contra French
the Executive Committee of the
Mn,, Schiff was the former Adele
The dedication ceremonies were
the new school law in Belgium
Gertrude Neustadt, a daughter of
receded by the procession of the Association for Emigration Hies-
will contain a provision en-
Ica.Emigdirect,
held here
the late Sigmund Neustadt and
''rolls of the Law, the Scrolls being
abling Jews to open schools with
Compared with
emi.
Mrs. Neustadt. Mrs. Schiff shared I carried b Rabbis' Joseph Thumin, gratis, movements,
the non-Jewish
drop in the
Yiddish as the language of in-
with her husband in his numerous
I oseph I abinowitz, A. Schechter,
etruction, which will be recognized
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philanthropic activities.
Ber 1Valo , :h of New York and Ben- Jewish percentage is not so large,
and subsidized by the state.
Mrs. Schiff was well known as
I ismin Moldawski, and Messrs. M. stated the speakers. In 1932,
Zaludkowski•"
The fact is that Yiddish showed
s flower cultivator and this year Rev.
resignation Bernstein uruses
while the Jewish emigration from
d 31
itself during the last Yiddish the-
.
won five blue ribbons and four reds from his local post. During his band of music preceded the pro-
Poo land dropped 50 per cent as
latrical season here to be a force,
at the Ayster Bay horticultural fay in Detroit Rev. Zaludkowski cession. The Scrolls were carried compared with 1930, the non-
and judging by the attendances,
Society ith flowers grown in her made a host of friends and was rum the temporary house of wor- Jewish emigration during the same
Antwerp is in a position to have
active in numerous causes.
gardens at Northwood.
ship at Jericho Temple, 2527 Joy period showed a fall of 76 per
a permanent Yiddish theater. An
J. S. SAULS
Mrs. Schiff is survived by her
cent.
Author, Lecturer,
road.
attempt to establish one will prob.
sun John Mort imer;
Schiff her
During
n the first four Jews
Children, to be observed with spe- daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Schiff II II C Besides holding the position of
ably be made next season.
Musical selections were prenent- 1932 2600 em igrant months of
left
cial ceremonies in Denver from
a ; ant in Shaarey Zedek, Rev, ed during the dedication by all Poland, Rumania and Lithuania.,
a sister, Mrs. Casimir I. Stratem, Zaludkowski devoted much time
July 31 to Aug. 2 inclusive. Aaron and
a brother, Maurice Neustadt,
Detroit cantors, under the leader- These figures show a decrease of
Sapiro, nationally prominent at-
to lecturing, writing and musical ship of Rev. Elijah Zaludkowski 26 per cent as compared with the
compositions. Ile was the direr- of Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
torney whose libel suit forced the
migration during the same period
tor of the Ilalevy-Ilazomir Sing-
(Continued from Page One.)
apology of Henry Ford to the
of 191.
ing Society and conducted the so-
Jewish people, will be the princi-
Pr esen t t h
most difficult in any ease and a
ciety's concerts in Orchestra Hall
t e Meetintnt Were
Sir Leonard Cohen, D. J. Blau, A./
congress will only have the adverse
IN
the Masonic Temple, the Art Insti-
Benjamin,
Dr. J. Brutzkus, Dr.
effect and will make the Jewish
tute, the Belle Isle Shell and else-
Oscar Cohn, 0. D'Avigdor Gold-
position less tenable in various
ichigan offers unlimited facilities for every
where. Ile lectured on musiical
(Continued from Page One.)
amid, ,
countries of the Diaspora.
Joachimsohn, Dr. A.
subjetts before a number of soci-
summer sport. These combine with her rugged
M. Kreio
m ntiznk, inproL . Eoultn1gr
"We do not oppose the idea when
itto-
from such a bar alone can come eties, sang and spoke over the
(Continued from Page One.)
iCol"
w
ch., Leo
a
suitable
occasion
arises,
the
radio
and
was
the
Detroit
corres-
scenic beauties, fine highways, well equipped
an enlightened judiciary. The fu•
executive stated, "which will per-
cities
as
and
Dr.
J.
Stern.
pondent of the Jewish Morning the farms, but in the
lure
direction
of
bar
and
bench
mit various Jewish organizations,
Dr. J. Blatt was elected presi-
Journal of New York.
state camps and excellent hotels to make
well."
will be determined by the quality
to meet in order to discuss quietly
dent of the Administrative Council
The Valuta Affair
of our law school.,
President and oroganizer of the
Michigan an ideal vacation state.
various measures designed to ease
Asked
about
the
general
situp-
and
Dr. Oscar Cohn of the Execu-
"Morevoer, the fabric of the Cantor's Association of the Mid-
the Jewish position without such
law, particularly our public law, dle West, Rev. Zaludkowski is rec- tion of the Jews In Soviet Russia, five Committee.
a demonstration as a world Jewish
The millions of dollars spent each year by
Sc, have been told repeatedly by ognized as a national leader in Dr. Rosen declared:
congress or the creation of an ex-
"Well, they are just as good or Shaarey Zedek Troop
the most far-sighted in the pro- cantors' circles. While on a brief
Michigan's thousands of visitors add to the
tensive international orgazation
as bad off R8 the entire population
Returns From Camp
fession, must be designed chiefly visiti to New York he succeeded
entails."
of
Soviet Russia. There in no such
Sixteen scouts of Troop 104 of
prosperity of the state. Let us also spend our
by the law schools. This work in uniting three existing cantors'
as
groups into one association.
n Russia. Shaarey Zedek Congregation re-
must
go
forward,
and
I
cannot
French Societies in Favor
own vacations in Michigan this year, thereby
There
thing are six jobs
io
Came Here in 1926.
an.
bring myself to believe that 1
PARIS.—(J. T. A.)— The Fed-
But there is a general lack of co- turned
last Friday from a five-day
should prematurely abandon my
Rev. Zaludkowski came to De-
rn camp at Dodge Brothers State
contributing still further to its prosperity.
eration of Jewish Societies of
modities and
a shortage
share
troiit
ni
December,
1926,
succeed-
of Park No. 10, Highland, Michigan.
in
it,
however)
great
and
France, with which 80 Jewish or-
mg
Cantor
products."
Among
the
features
of the camp
Vigo
da
honorable the opportunity you of-
ganizations are affiliated, has voted
And wherever you go, dispel worry by telephon-
Questioned as to the so•called were: Instruction in swimming
for a year followin g who
was hie
fer me.
the death
of
to accept the invitation to partici-
Valuta
affair
in
Soviet
Russia,
Dr
and
moccasin
making, archery,
.
"I should have less confidence the noted Cantor Minkowsky. His
ing home and office frequently. Call friends
pate in the world Jewish confer-
in the rightness of this position first position as cantor he was Rosen declared that it tie ridicu- boating, swimming meet and a
ence in Geneva.
lous
to
make
of
it
•
Jewish
Issue.
camp
newspaper.
to tell them when you will arrive,
had not the admonition of col- given at the age of 19 in War-
The union of former Jewish sold-
"The Valuta arrests have been
While scouts of higher rank
leagues made me feel that to saw's Congregation Sinai. While
iers has decided to accept the in-
Telephone ahead for hotel accomm o-
leave this school now would be • in Warsaw he organized, together stopped practically. They never built model bridges which is re-
vitation to participate in the forth-
carried
an
anti-Jewish
nature.
The
quired
for pioneering merit badge,
with
Leo
Low
and
other
noted
kind
of
desertion.
coming Geneva conference.
dations. Long Distance rates are low.
WILLIAM R. BLUMENTHAL
musicians, the society Ilazomir, Central Soviet authorities strictly the Tenderfoot and Second Class
"Yours respectfully,
prohibit
now
the
local
provincial
scouts
built
an actual bridge across
then
connected
with
the
Tarbuth.
"FELIX FRANKFURTER."
Almighty God, Who to the poor pal speaker, and among others
From Warsaw Rv. Zaludkowski officials to force individuals to ask a small stream,
who will go to Denver to attend
The Governor declared that
man's cry
their
relatives
abroad
for
money
,
A
nature
hike through the Park,
the ceremonies will be Supreme Professor Frankfurter's reason went to Rostov-on-Don, succeed-
Court Justice Mitchell May of the for declining the position was sole- ing the famous Cantor Gerovitch Any such case, if brought to the in which many trees and birds
attention
of
Moscow
authorities, were studied, was lead by scout-
State of New York, who is presi- ly that stated in his letter, and not and remaining in that post for
will defin tely bring punishment i master Reubin Glazer.
dent of the Brooklyn Federation the discussion which arose over period of eight years. He wa n
of Jewish Charities.
the advisability of the appoint- then cantor in Vilna for three and for the officials involved," Dr.
Rosen stated.
received 'at the New York City
It is stated that the Detroit ment. This had arisen principally a half years, two years cantor in
David Schweitzer, assistant headquarters of the American
committee plans to have Mr. Sap- because of Professor Frankfur- Liverpool, and from there came
European director of the Joint Jewish Joint Distribution Commit-
to
New
York
where
he
officiated
iro as a guest here upon his re- ter's connection with the Sacco-
•
at New Lots Congregation in Distribution Committee activity, tee from Dr. Bernhard Kahn,
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
Remenlan Floods
of a five-year contract from that
tee. 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 (C
ontinued from Preceding Page)
Rumania, particularly in the thick- required," Dr. Kahn states, "to
Was • Music Critic.
on the building as well as to help
ly populated Jewish districts of bring emergenccy aid, to make
While
in
Warsaw,
he
was
for
carry on the current work at the ca
used Jackie to observe that it three years music critic of the Moldavia and Jassy, has not yet arrangements for the children in
home.
wa s "hot stuff!"
Hazefirah and wrote numerous been ascertained, many thousands the summer camps, and to provide
NO MORE SPOILAGE AND WASTE
In Toledo, Mr. Blumenthal or-
•
articles in Unser Leben from 1909 are without food and shelter, ac- loans for the rebuilding of the
ganized a campaign committe un
Of
the
105
pupils
in
her
class
to 1913. He also conducted a cording to cable dispatches just destroyed homes."
. . .
der the leadership of Henry
the Theater Guild school, Syl. music studio in Warsaw and
Hirsch, Sigmund Sanger and M
via
via
Sidney
alone
has
become
fa.
among his pupils were Alexander
ris Kobacker.
mo us.
Kipnis, Cantor Charloff of New
• • •
York, Cantor Katz of Berlin, Can
Fashion note for the ladies: Lit. for Bernstein of Warsaw, now of
yen Tashman is startling the na- London and others.
tives with a new beach coat made
In Rostov he was vice-presi-
of straw. And, it you want to be dent of the Tarbuth and estab-
(Continued from Page One.)
"in the swim" ... it's beach skirts lished a branch of Hazomir for
was a devoted worker in important now ... pajamas are old-fashioned, the sole purpose of promoting
Jewish causes. He was an ardent dictactes Tashman, Hollywood's Hebrew music. Ile was professor
Zionist, a leader in the Order Sons Chanel,
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 me ... Samuel Hoffen• and among his pupils was Cantor
Jewish National Fund. For two stein, bard, who was "throughar Kousseritzky, later successor of
We still have ■ supply of fresh new Goodyear. which were
years, prior to his death, he was than through" witty Hollywood a Cantor Sirota in Warsaw. Our-
bought before the tit: went into effect. They're yours while
music teacher of the United He- while back, plans a return en.
ing that time he also wrote a num-
they last, TAX FREE!
brew Schools of Detroit, and in gagement in the fall.
ber of Jewish folksongs, and com-
tribute to his memory, the classes
▪
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WE GIVE THE HIGHEST ALLOWANCE IN
posed synagogue music.
at the Philadelphia-Byron School
Groucho's career as a boy s o- I In Vilna Rev. Zaludkowski pub-
DETROIT ON YOUR OLD TIRES FOR NEW
were dismissed Friday morning.
pre no in New York ended abrupt. I fished his "Manginoth Israel,"
C•ntors' Tribute
ly when he punctured the organ I wrote for the Vilna Tog and for
Funeral services, held on Friday bel lows with the alto's hat
opfina. tohneetheZe sitiaff Inof Ltihveerlmeiowlishhe pw
osats
a
morning, were arranged by the Th
at was only the beginning Post,
Cantors' Association of Detroit, in lif e
of madcap pranks . . His I published his "Music in the Nine.
which Rev. Milkovsky played a lead- tat
These and other lead-
est was changing the signs on teenth Century" and composed •
ing role. The traditional "
, I
•
, the
ing makes in various
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or funeral tribute was paid • the i ng men's and women's sun-bath- number of selections. He com-
rooms at a nearby resort, and menced his 'Tefilath Noah v'Avo-
deceased
at
10:30
Friday
morning
the
sizes and styles found
n,
sitting
back
innocently
to
datth
Eliahu,"
containing
a col-
at the Philadelphia-Byron Hall wa
at the House of Grin-
tch the ensuing complications. lection of liturgical music for all
Services were conducted by the
• • •
nell givie you the ad-
occasions, from the compositions
Cantors' Association and eulogies
vantage of an excel-
were paid Rev. Milkovsky by h ad Benny Rubio and Eddie Cantor of his father, the late Cantor
Each in Pair.
spokesmen for the United Hebrew arow better watch their comic Noah Lideer, a famed rabbi of
lent assortment from
an or their kiddies will be his day, as well as his own com-
Schools, a representative of the
which to make your
Jeish National Fund and the Or we arias them The half.dosen• positions. This work is now ready
selection . . . AND.
rabbis of the city. Burial t h. so Cantors (we haven't counted to be published.
was in Clover Hill Park Cemetery. wit m lately) and Benny's chee•ild
Recently Rev. Zaludkowski pub-
TITER IMPORTANT
Rev. Milkovsky is survived by ja I b. featured with other prom- lished his "Culture Bearers of
(
ADVANTAGE OF
at young hopefuls in • short Jewish Liturgy," a review of
0
his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Betty
EXTRA GREAT
which appeared in these columns
Becker; and three sisters, Mrs.
" jett, "YorgHolllywood."
several month, ago. This volume
Salkowitz and Mrs. Reuben Epstein
VALUE: New, high-
E rnst Lubitsch, the megaphone- is considered valuable as • lexicon
of Rochester, N. Y., and Mrs. L.
grade, up-to-the-min-
Katz of Ogdensburg, N. Y. Mrs %v i e, lder on Chevalier's pictures, on Chazanuth and Chazanim.
ute models priced at
Salkowitz and son, Irving, and Mr via' ks constantly while directing
Two of Professor Zaludkowski's
and Mrs. Epstein came from Roch• • • . covering miles ... and he is brothers are canton in Liverpool,
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ester to attend' the funeral. A nev er seen without a big cigar in and there are several generations
of cantors in the family.
nephew, Meyer Katz, of Ogden, his mouth.
burg, MRS also here for the furerel.
On numerous occasion, Rev.
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When George Sidney was a boy, Zaaludkowski has stated that he
Rev. Milkovsky was not only ad-
INTERIOR SPACE
mired here for his devotion to Jew- he worked i n his father' s s h e(- is opposed to the use of the title
ish religious and nationalist causes. maki ng shop as an assistant.
cantor, which is derived from the
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but also for his personal char
Latin word for singer, and said
and
his model home life. Rev. and
'
94
SHELF ROOM
You may not have heard of Phil that he prefers the Hebrew term
Mrs. Milkovsky both were active in loldstone, but he is one of the of Chazan.
SIZE
EACH IN PAIRS
the same causes, Mrs. Milkovsky nost powerful of the independent
In addition to his numerous ac-
being the president of the Ladies' P roducers ... It is said that he tivities in Detroit, Rev. Zaludkow-
Auxilary of the Jewsh Natonal b as piled up about two millions ski directed the sing-feats on Sat-
Fund.
naking "quickies." (A "quickie" urday nights, first at private
Is a film that costs buttons and homes and at llotel Stotler, and
and
MUSICAL ART SOCIETY rake s eight to ten days to make.) later at the S haarey Zedek.
Inatalled
• • •
A new organization. the Detroit
What
• spot for Ricardo ("Rio,"
Musical Art Society, Has recently
Chagy Goes to So uth Africa.
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.
.
.
iam Howland as i to director rad
A size to nit the require-
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he 65 members are selected Aft er years of playing the villain. South Africa, that ■ phonograph
ments of every family.
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recording
of
his
voice
won
for
him,
from among the pupils at the "", "heavy," he's becoming a la•
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post
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_
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Wednesday, June 22, at the De-
, met Rabbi Magnin at the congregation of South Africa.
Come in MONDAY.
Such a novel way of selecting a
trod Institute of Arts.
crest Country Club . . . Said
n to Magnin: "Why don't cantor, 14,000 miles away, is con-
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Cantor Chagy for 10 years offi-
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TEL AVIV.—(J. T. A.)—The seoP le all over the country came ciated in Newark.
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municipality of Tel Aviv, the all- to hear?" Said Magnin to Al:
Jewish city of Palestine, elected '"Wh y don't you come to my niece?
Sienechim M. Ussishkin, president
sin R a Jewish song every Friday
of the Jewish National Fund, and nigh t and Saturday morning!"
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honorary citizen of Tel Aviv. The
honor was conferred upon Mr. Us-
ad of the Chapter.
sishkin, upon the occasion of the
fiftieth anniversary of his activities post lend a gracious, ever-hearken-
in Zionist endeavor.
ing ear,
Plant Nine Trees in Palestine
in Memory of Moshe Falick
Nine trees have been planter! in
the Hadasrah Grove in Palestine
by the members of the Lexicon Fra-
ternity in memory of their brother.
Moshe Falick, who recently passed
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