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EVENTS PLANNED BY
B'NAI MOSHE LADIES

THEY STAND ON THEIR RECORDS

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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

B'NAI DAVID NOTES

Services:
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will
occupy the pulpit on Saturday
morning. at 10:30 o'clock.

The entertainment committee of
the Sisterhood of Congregation
b'Nai Moshe is completing plans
for the installation banquet which

Sunday School:
Classes in Sunday School begin
at 111 a. in. and accommodate chil-
dren from kindergarten to inter-
inetliate school age.

rote f or these c a it (1 id a t es

fissures Detroit conscientious,

Ladies Auxiliary:
An Interesting, well-attended
meeting was held on Monday eve-
ening, Oct. 30. Dr. Otto Hirsch
was the guest speaker.

capable, trustworthy public

ser rants

Sisterhood:
A meeting of the Sisterhood,
consisting of the younger women
of the congregation, will be held
on Monday evening, Nov. 6. at i•
o'clock, in the congregation club
rooms.
Many interesting ...VC nt,
are planned.
All intmc-ted are
invited to attend.

ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th

VOTE FOR

WILLIAM P. BRADLEY
FRED W. CASTATOR
JOHN W. SMITH
JOHN S. HALL

LAUDS EFFORTS OF HAI I5E ZNY a tirNu oAvi: 19
PRENZLAUER GROUP

The second annual dance of the
Detroit Ilalevy-Ilazomir Singing
Society will be held Sunday, Nov.
in the large ballroom of the
Harold Silver, Director of
Statler Hotel.
J. S. S. B., Urges Donor
With the engagement of the
Luncheon Support.
radio headliners Del Delbridge
and Rely Correll to conduct thenr
- The approaching donor lunch- seven other syncopators during the
.. •.f the Eva Prenzlauer Service entire evening, a maximum of
I••olup which will be held at the dancing enjoyment is assured. Ef-
.-•.oler Hotel on Wednesday, Nov. forts are being exerted to make
recall , to mind that the organ- the forthcoming dance even more
. ....di which is thus raising its. hull- successful than last year's,
.f• • for the'coming p ar is in sev-
On the Monday after the dance,
, a unique organization in the chorus is to begin rehearsals
of "The Song of Miriam." an ora-
torio by Franz Schubert which will
be presented at the organization's
ninth annual concert early next
year. The rehearsals are held
regularly every Monday evening at
ffi don 12.i Nffithein high School.

PHILOMATHIC PICKS
CONTEST SPEAKERS

Young People's Society:
Plans for the resumption of ac-
tivities of the Young People's So-
ciety are being formulated. .\
•ucce•sful season is anticipated,
MRS. HARRY Mlifft
r lhe first open meeting will be an-
nounced in a later edition of The
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Junior Congregation:
Regular services are being con-
ducted every Saturday in the daily
Ito
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prayer room by boys between Ill
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,1,1 1s t...ars of age, one of th.•
. i-te•rb od , 1, a 1/1t•IIIHrl of
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rig as castor.
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Purity Chapter Plants Trees
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in Palestine as Memorials.
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This ad inserted by a Jewish friend and admirer of the
above-mentiodoed four candidate-.

II. Shaffer, husband f
Shaffer.

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WILLIAM P. BRADLEY
SEEKS RE - ELECTION

Young Judaea Clubs:
organization in r e t i II it
Young Judaea Clubs for bov- atoi
girls were held last WednesohtV
evening in the congregation club-
rooms. Groups were organized
for boys and girls between 8 and
13 years of age. The Chronicle
will report dates of future n•et-
ings, and the clubs invite all s o
disposed to join.
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Anniversary Dinner-Dance:
The social committee is plan-
sing a dinner-dance, details of

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William I'. Bradley is a I an(11-
date to succeed himself as Council-
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an office in which he has
given 17 years of public service.
Not only is this experience in mu-
nicipal affairs valuable to Detroit which
will the
be later
announced,
to
celebrate
congregation's
anni-
citizens but the fact that Mr. versary.
Briolley is chairman of the State's
Groat Lakes-St. Lawrence IVater- Chanukah Festival:
f'ommission is of vital im-
The congregation will commeno-
portance, his friends state.
(orate Chanukah with a musical.
In this position Coon, Homo literary and dramatic evening on
!Inutility is fighting,. at h. • . and Dec. 16, featured by an elaborate
in 11ffishington, to change
dramatic presentation by the chil-
1'0 , 141 OW I -1' Of the g.to .."
dren of the Sunday School.
national w ...terwav• Iron,
ter of the lower In
a
course clo , e to
ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR
shore, This move oi!'
Iy open the thou-:id
•
o Altman Urge, Election of
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vacant land in 1,1• 1.111 \\ ,it •
Couzens and Smith.
County to groat indu•tt
will give employment
lent Sun la\ , Oxt. Ft:, Ilya i1 .
scores of thousands of workni,
over his Chat its
It
and add millions to the commer-
l•
flour.
WNIIII . , urged
cial investments in Detroit and vi-
all the
;quirt \chid.
cinity.
heartollv tl , It
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(ffiuncilinan
Bradley
working for the1
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street-widenintt.
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teno.d.
wilt. t
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Joy Iliad.
Net
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sociation furnish fte.
w ill kt . Inc III
a11,Wi•nt
the
poor,
without
anyel.,.
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money will not ;old o n e
tion•, but it also lighten, tt
tht• tax burden of Detroit but will
dens of the survivors of the .3
greatly hasten the te.turn of em-
Mt
11Intan said.
ployment for thou-ands of our
\le NItnian also urged al'
o.
-mid a del.

We guarantee
Mundus Beer to be
more than equal---
in flavor, body and
alcoholic strength
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knew in the "good-
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speaker, to take Iwo:
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Rabbid oses
Fischer will induct
the following of-
ficers:
President.
Robert Ilosch
chairman of tn.
hoard,
lien.i.on•n
Judge Rubint, F. Goldman; Harry
Meer,
vice-presi-
dent;
Carl
Itozner.
t ',usurer ;
Henry Nogrioly, secretary; .1dolph
fleck, Eugene
Brumer, .1.1olith
Deuts ch. Anthony Deutsch, R icoh
Ea r a-. Julius Friedman, Eugene
it. ' , dean, Jacob Gellmian, Louis
d. kern. Sion Gunsberg, Harry
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Isaacs, Akiba Drasnin, 1.0tii-
kind, Louis Lipsitz, Itayinoral Shat
key and Saul Gro. , :oo ,
Greenberg wa-
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„anthropic par speak
was ailf Ii t
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to a statement
recently :Moot te..
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Gauze,
si k er, itaviit
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member of the bar.
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an
idea has al-
t•n very strong among the
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it appealed particularly
Jewish women. Historically,
fintghet, l(ainrygeties. g , ale•inal a,agliatt:ici,4is

ROSENBERG SPEAKS
ON WJBK SUNDAY

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Aaron Rosenberg, attorney and
vice-president of Pisgah Lodge,
will be one of the speakers on
ol, ties, or are the result if W.IIIK next Monday evening at
s e e 1, Of several groups incluil-
9,:ii) ft. tit. in an "All-Nations
ng antes groups.
Program," sponsored by the own-
.1 te m the point of view. of mod- agement of WJBK.
. al work as well a- ffrom tillt
This program of various nation-
• ' • f view of business efficiency,
al groups in Detroit will present
reties suffur from taco rath- speakers and feature inusicid se-
rtant handicap , . One, is
lections to interpret the spirit of
attempt to clever the
the minority groups in Do•troit.
.4 which is entirely be-
, on ager resources. Many
n_tage in "relief” or wen EIARRINGTON RUNS

attemptin g t11 Con.

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a part ictilar -
h af relief
lief or to it particular
• beneficiaries. Mast of the
s have a budget of several
dollar s a yea r which par-
:y at a time like this,
but
• potato-, O, comparison xvith
E... that rea , on they
nread
...selves thin and
IF • Htentions in the
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FOR RE-ELECTION

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Fred J. Hatrington, a constable
for la enters, is a candidate for re-
election in the Sixth NVard, Mr.
Harrington is the organizer of 1 ,.
IFetrolt Constables' Club and it
its president for 12 year-
Ile is endorsed by
alit IV. Groat. Leon:oh I
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JetTries.
M.
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Charles Itubin, .. .1
.lames A. Gills-. II, f Clerk
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Si-tei hood will give ;I party in
the assembly hall of the congre-
gation.
Arrangements zilso are bemn
completed for the annual l'hanu-
kah hall of the Si-tin-11(1,01, %%111,11
trill take place at Hotel Statler on
Sunday, Dec. 3. Ih.l
and Ray Gorrell's orchestra will
furnish the music.
The daily Hebrew. School con
ducted by Bey. Joseph Loewy fr on ,
4 to 7 in in. 1- -till accepting pupil ,
for the x,intei season.

YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS
TO MEET ON THURSDAY

be
ineectin ..f the
Condone.' Young J.., ill III gate.-
zatio
T hut-day,
ns of Detroit,
;I, at O:30 p. in., at the Young
Israel Hall, 2ffil 1 .goy road.
All clubs, fraternities or son, o r .,-
interested in joining should
attend or else get in touch won
lIalph Bernstein, F.haintadri of the
membership committee. I2II6; ll. le
dale, Tim itserlri a - Otffitt.
Many important matter, will be
discussed, and the in...en:1111 !'„,
he pr , ;11 ts III be out hoa II.

ED HARRIS CANDIDATE
FOR CONSTABLE IN 8TH

Ihiward II o
is the only Joe..-
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constable of the Eighth Ward. Ib•
is the sun of SimonHarris,
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On 1Al•iille,Ilay afternoon. -
North Whdoiward branch of oo
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city
4,.1kery at Jewish IV omen', European At,
Organization met at the la. ,
,rent of the fa re
2ola 1 .h .
tty
home condi- of Me, M. Presner :It
. •lis to.
admission to land to plan atfairs for the I'm,
amendment
were :Split ,,
Committee
report,
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pall.
.- refused. The
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given home for and thanks extended to well. , .
ax to grin,!. oo o
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EDWARD HARRIS
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Physician's sponsored on Oct. 15. The tor.,.
o , Jewish Social was a Financial and social s,'I''''
(office than
treasurer of the Jewish Old Folk-
0 is my pei-en
Levier
It i- this latter and the proceeds used for tne , rp , H .,.
troit uis
t th tin
gioup in too •
that the Eva port of Jewish orphans.
Born and educated in Detroit,
-uloway, as it
Prenzlau. r ,.
,
Mrs. Ward gave an interesting NIP. Malin, shortly after the wa r .
Group aims to
oof dollars of toxpeo.-, an oi
rvv.
oho. past year 2; talk enlightening the members on was elected constable and aft,n
linally burden each and et e, . • .
women were
, ffined at the cost ..1 activities of the Detroit Com- the termination of his second tens
payer, and on top of thi
io
I hi: organizatom
m unity Fund.
retired front politics to enter pri-
A compete with our own street
The ways and means committee , vale lousiness.
"The Eva Prenzlauer Service
way system, for which we ha. ,
Group has recognized also the aced plans a card party at the home of
He is a member of the Old
O Paid large sums of money. Th.• 1
for trained tuckers to (lent with its Mrs. Samuel Satovsky, 1250 Chi-
, Newsboys Goodfellow Fund, anol
fore. I would advise you to go. o.
ilRents. All eases are referred by rag boulevard, on Wednesday lit- h as been an active tfigurein Jew.
the poll, in Nov. 7 and vote
the group to the Jewish Social ternoon, Nov. 22.
ish charitable organizations.
10 on this amendment.
Wh:le :o• •- •
Service Bureau, whos e workers
The next meeting will take place
N1 r. Harris asks every voter in
Imo'', on Nov. 7- -and I aea,
iii.
Mrs. A. Smilo. him for th, „frit.p. i .
make a thorough and sympathetic at the residence of M
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the Eighth Warol too go too the polls
seer one of you to eXert•i-f • vie-u . investigation and report their find-
2ffir2
('lenient-.
on
WednesdaY.
at
the
election Nov. 7 and support
tight of franchise--remember that ings and recommendations to
e
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the
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we must have and that we need a group. While officially the group
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is indorsed h>• all the judges of
good local government, especially may accept or rejoct these findings,
Relief Society it lh ,e b(
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as well
during these times, and I ;urair in no case have they rejected a re-
Itihnen 7 irl,:n
leinf ' f Court
.( 0,4 , connni,..
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Sponsors Membership
urge upon you that you should port made by the Jewish Social
-i.
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Ilers.
0 vote for Frank ('Dozens as inayoor. Serv ice Ilure;u1. By means of this
0 I have studied the situation and I very close co-operation, a high
J. Bartell - Endorsed •
A have found that Mr. I ouzel). is quality of st rake is assured to the
. eting of the Frank
At the boaDi: d r iv net e
.
by Many Groups for Con-
the suitable man fur this office, families. Other problems that may Junior Home Relief Society helot
and you should make it your bu-i- exist in th e family gr o up are din- Wednesday. Oct. 2 1 , at the home
stable in 14th.
mess
ess to retain him as mayor of covered and treated, and all dupb- of Mk , Winifred Cornell, it was
Re-elect WILLIAM P.
tEtnk.l.
eli or n ,,b
1 iitirt,f h :tn i) ,,I:to ila„ ti ot • . foo l
Bartell,
, t his city. When you have a g e n. cation avoided.
liy spec al ar- decided to conduct a memberehip constable in
i the Fourteenth Ward.
0 (oral. naturally you must have the rangement with the Woman's Illis- drive. Plans were completed at is the
/ soldiers to back hint up. and the pital, a rate of $30 per confinement the hoard meeting on Thurs.!: y. Wayne County Constables.
r, only way you rail hack up Frank is charged in each case. Dr. Harry at the home 1,f Mks Elise Coln n.
Mr. Bartell has been widely in-
; Couzens as m ayor is by electing Kirschbaum, who has meton co-oper.
Th e nex t open meeting will le -
or re-election.
donned for
Johnny Smith a s president of the sting with the Eva Prenzlauvr held on Sunday, Nov. 5, at the those
Al;1,I , .
who
that he be retain
I council.
COUNCILMAN
In order to be president Service Group since its inception, home of its sponsor, Mrs. Leon
in office are Congressmen Me l i ielo ol 1
the council, Mr. Smith must ro•- is in attendance at the 'Woman's Zechman.
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Whitingham and Weidentan, the Comm.n Pleas
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/ crier the highest number of votes Hospital on these eases.
You should be repre.ented
rl fri 75. a n A a l l girlsImoTtixvtot, o (n the age , judges and
o
the Circuit Court co .
front all the councilmanic canoli-
"Within the last year, the group
■ man of experience train:et
missioners.
dates, and therefore it is your duty has also begun to pay for tonsil-
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additioon,
an imposing list oof courage, honesty and a big!, se".
0 to back up Johnny Smith with ectoomy cases, through the offic e (of Molly Segal Auxiliary of
business firms and l awyers
your solid votes. John W. Smith, Dr. Erward .1. Levitt. The inves-
u ,. : of duty.
J. C. R. S. of Denver that he be retained in his office
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through his experience as council- tigations are :11,0 done through
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The Molly Segal Auxiliary of
I: man and mayor, knows exactly the Jewish Social Service Bureau.
the Jewish Consumptive Relief
what the city's requirentem, are. as m the confinement cases.
nv Colorado, ex-
pThrough
When a derision is to
its
be n wise
ale in
- specialization Society of Deer,
Re-Elect a Valuable
any emergency, you can count of, an d through its insistence on in- tends thanks to Dr. Otto H.
Servant
Hirsch
for
addressing
the meeting
John W. Smith to make the c , r- vestigation by a trained social
rect one, without blundering. li e worker, the Eva Prenzlauer Sere- on Monday. Oct. 30, at which
FRED
W.
should be elected president of tho• ice Group deserves the highest corn- there was a large attendance.
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The group requests those Merit -
A council, as a protection to all citi- mendation. The temptation to at-
E zens. Therefore. give your s olid tempt to do things on a big scale here who undertook the sale of
E cotes to Frank Couzens as may , and the human failing of wanting tickets for the Jewish show to he
and John W. Smith as coundd. to do charity directly have been given Nov. 7. to see that the
avoided by the Eva Prenzlauer Ser- money or unsold tickets he turned
O man."
Mandell Bernstein. N ho just re- v ice Group. It was a conscious over not later than Monday, Nov.
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turned from a European trif. avoidance. and they are to be con- C. to the president. Mrs. M
broadcasts the week's new, over gratulated on the things they did Freedman. at 32,12 Sturtevant av-
COUNCILMAN
oi Alt man's Hour. not attempt to do as much as those enue, or to be personally respon-
ELECTION NOV. 7
Samuel Solomon and his Ros- things that they have done so well. sible for them after that date.
"The general attitude and phil-
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by finial-
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of the Prenzlauer Group
/ oared on Altman's JewishHour sophy
b. its well for a projected merger stein, vice-presidents; Mrs. A. Yud-
over IVNIBC this Sunday noon
of th e various women's organiza- koff, recording secretary; Mrs. R.
Pens engaged in relief work. This J. Goldberg, Measurer; Mrs. J.
Donors to the Home Relief merger has been discussed infor- Rose, secretary; Ad Mrs. N. Blat-
RE-ELECT
Society.
maPy by leaders of several of these nikoff, in charge of publicity.
crganizations. It seems a logical
The Prenzlauer Service Group
4 The following donated money and desirable step in the interest works in co-operation with the .1, w-
to the Horne Relief Societe: Mrs :f sound social service and the ish Social Servic e Bureau, which is
Isaac Shetzer, in honor of rec.,. me•:mum of help where help is an agency of the Jewish Welfare
CONSTABLE
needed."
Federation of which Henry Wine-
err of son, Simon: Mrs. Rose R.
8th Ward
Officers of the Eva Prenzlaote
man
chairman • f the board of
mother. M-,

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COUNCILMAN

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Are Facts lou Should Know:—

Total length 20.6 miles.
Estimated cost $87,854,000.
Federal Government will advance total cost.
30% is outright gift, approximately $26,000,000.
70'7i to be loaned at 4% interest, to be repaid over 30 years out
of revenue only, approximately $62,000,000.
Security for loan to be mortgage bonds on the Subway System
only.

It is understood that the City of Detroit as a munici-
pality, or its taxpayers, will never be called upon to pay
or repay any part of the construction or operation cost
of the said Rapid Transit System. No special assess-
ent will be levied.

The work is estimated to give employment to an average of
9,000 men on the construction pay roll, and to 16,000 other
workers on the subsidiary pay rolls in the supply, fabrication and
transport of materials. Insofar as permissible, Detroit labor will
have preference, and Detroit materials will also have preference.

Published in the interest and for the information of

the citizens of the City of Detroit, by order of the

BRADLEY

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Richard W. Rea(ltivi
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Rabbi Fischer to Install Officer. of
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Sunday Evening
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ner in connection with the installa-
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