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Marked by One of Fiercest
Anti-Semitic Attacks in
This Country
WAR ON DAWA URGED
BY JEWISH CONGRESS
Hitlerism Is Condemned at
Series of Meetings in
New York
NEW YORK. ( JTA ) — The
DAWA (German American Pro-
tective Alliance) meeting in Madi-
son Square Garden for the pur-
pose of declaring a boycott
against American Jewry, last
Thursday' night unleashed one of
the strongest anti-Jewish attacks
ever tolerated in this country.
The meeting which lunched the
long-heralded campaign to "boy-
cott the boycotters" was marked
with a definite Hitlerite stamp
which could not be disguised be-
hind a maze of American flags
and bunting. It was attended by
19,000 persons who crowded all
available space in the auditorium.
The flower of out-of-town and
New York City's pro-Nazi goose-
steppers, 19,000 of them, with a
DAWA IN DETROIT?
Is the Dawa movement of the
Nazis spreading to Detroit?
During the past week The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle re;
ceived numerous reports from
local Jewish merchants, reveal-
ing that delegations of Germans
are making the rounds of busi-
ness houses to ascertain whe-
ther they carry German-made
goods. Those not carrying such
merchandise are told that they
can not expect German busi-
ness.
In several instances, merch-
ants were called upon to buy a
German "eagle" sign in order
to attract the business of Ger-
mans.
The Chronicle is now conduct-
ing an investigation into this
latest Nazi propaganda in
Detroit.
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1934
VOL. XXXV. NO. 52
THE WEEK IN REVIEW
By MILTON BROWN
(Copyright, 1914, Jewlah Telegraphic Agency, Inc)
POLAND TO OPPOSE Allied Jewish Campaign Officially Opens
RACIAL CONFLICTS,
MINISTER STATES This Sunday Evening With Dinner at Hotel
of Germany suffer the cense- Emphatic Declaration Made
GERMANY
A new campaign of terror and quences.
by Pieracki to Jew-
Alarmed by the growing discos-
intimidation has been opened
ish Deputies
against the Jews of Germany. tent and dissatisfaction of the Ger-
Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph man people, the Nazi leaders are
Goebbels, in his newspaper, Der attempting to divert the attention LIST INSTANCES OF
SUFFERING OF JEWS
Angriff, led off with an article of the people by ferocious attacks
against the "insolence of German against the Jews.
That this was obvious was seen Homes and Shops Attacked,
Jewry." The attack was at once
u
picked up by Hitler's own paper, in the reaction of the European
Many Robbed by Banda
the Voelkischer Beobschter, and press, which immediately. said the
of Naras
new
attack
was
nothing
more
than
once again the Jews of Germany
are net up as a target for all Nazi a smoke screen to hide the grow-
WARSAW.—(JTA)
— The Pol-
ing
fear
of
the
Nazi
leaders.
Germany to shoot at.
Julius Streicher will preside ish government will stand by its
In a speech at the huge Berlin
declaration
to
wipe
out
every at-
Sports Palace Goebbels declared he over the world congress of anti-
was against pogroms, but added Semites at Nuremberg this fall, an tempt to introduce racial conflicts
in
I'oland,
Minister
of
the
Interior
that if the boycott of Germany all announcement from Nuremberg
over the world became effective the stated. The call for the congress Colonel B. Pieracki last Frida
noble Nazis would make the Jews declared "the house of Israel is on told Drs. Rosmarin and Wislick ,
fire and we will add fuel so that Jewish members of the Sejm, who
called on him to protest against !
the flames may burn better."
the continued attacks upon the
PALESTINE
Jews by the National Radical anti-
Ancient Tiberias was devastated Semites.
by a. cloudburst, which in neigh-
The Jewish deputies submitted a'
boring cities was merely a heavy detailed memorandum to the min-
rainstorm. Torrential rains poured ister together with the affidavits
down on the city, which is on the and statements of witnesses who
Showers Gifts Upon Rabbi Sea of Galilee. Thirty were killed,
ten are listed as missing and about were
by the submitted
Naras. in-
Zeiger on His Fifth
The attacked
list of cases
100 persons were injured. Nine
Anniversary
Jews are among the dead, including eluded Jews who were beaten by
two aged rabbis, and one Jew is the Naras; attacks on Jewish
On the occasion of his fifth an- among the missing. Most of the homes and shops; robbing private
houses; attacks on Jewish women
niversary es rabbi of Temple Beth victims were Arab children,
El, of Flint, Mich., Rabbi Bernard
Some 5,000 inhabitants of Tiber- and attempts at incendiarism dir-
Zeiger was showered with honors iah, including a large number of ected against the Jews.
Isolated attacks against the Jews
at the conclusion of his last Sab- Jews, are homeless and the prop-
bath Eve service.
erty damage is estimated conserva- are continuing all over Poland. The
Officers of the congregation and tively at $500,000. Not a single main center for attacks against the
its affiliated organizations paid roof is left standing in the city. Jews at present is the district of
high tribute to Rabbi Zeiger for Help for the victims were rushed Mokotow, where chalk signs have
from every quarter of Palestine. appeared on house fronts reading
Jews and Arabs from near Tiberias "Don't buy from Jews.". Police ar-
worked heroically shoulder to shoul- rested a group of Naras spreading
the anti-Jewish boycott propa-
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ganda.
TEMPLE IN FLINT
HONORS ITS RABBI
sprinkling of Hitleritea from as
far west as Milwaukee, swarmed
nto the Garden and spent several
-hoary-in leather•ungerbeettlt
the expense of Samuel Untermyer,
former German Ambassador
James W. Gerard and Congress-
man Samuel Dickstein, and de-
parted singing the fiery, anti-
Semitic Horst Wessel Song. Thus
ended the long-heralded "Der
Tag," planned by DAWA (Ger-
man American Protective Alli-
ance) in conjunction with the
League of Friends of New Ger-
many as the opening gun in an
avowedly nation-wide drive against
American Jewry and the anti-
Nazi boycott.
Counter Demonstration
A miniature riot was squelched
by the mounted policemen when
about 1,500 Communists who had
gathered at 62nd St. and 8th Ave.
to let off steam about the Nazis
were quickly dispersed. Six dem-
onstrants were arrested by mid-
night.
Other groups of Communists
who persisted in shouting "Down
with Hitler" were told by police
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May 29.
RABBI BERNARD ZEIGER
Mosley's Anti • Semitism Beyond
Doubt, Says London Wirier
LONDON—(JTA)—"Mosley is
now against the Jews!" exclaims
the News Chronicle, "Political Cor.
respondent," in an article endear-
oring to show by quotations from
"Fascist Week" issued by SI: Os-
weld Mosley's Fascists that the lat-
ter at last frankly acknowledge
their anti-Semitism.
The writer also speaks of "Mos-
ley's recent hints that anti-Semi-
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Ellmann New Zionist President;
'Haggai. Heads the National Fund
Statler ; Judge Proskauer is Guest Speaker
Army of Workers to Solicit Community for Quota of $175,000, During the Campaign
Period Ending on June 7; Outstanding Leaders Serve on Committees of
Special and General Divisions.
RESULTS OF PRE-CAMPAIGN SOLICITATIONS WILL BE ANNOUNCED
AT OPENING DINNER; VIGOROUS DRIVE BY TWO SEPARATE GROUPS
Unusual Musical Treat Arranged for Campaign Dinner, With Ilya Schkelnik and Mischa
sage of the Drive is
Kottler as the Featured Artists; How the Mes
Carried to Detroit Jewry
The most important relief appeal in years will be addressed to Detroit Jewry at the
dinner opening the Allied Jewish Campaign for $175,000, to be held at 6:30 o'clock this
Sunday evening, May 27, in tlo main ballroom of Hotel Statler. The drive will continue
through June 7.
Results of the pre-campaign solicitations for the drive will be announced at this open-
ing dinner.
An unusually interesting program has been planned for the dinner. . Judge Joseph M.
Proskauer, president of the New York Federation for the Support of Jewish, Philan-
thropies, will be the speaker of the evening, bringing to the group an analysis of the problems that face world Jewry
today in their international as well as their national and local aspects.
,
An unusual musical treat is in store for those who attend the dinner. Ilya Schkolnik, concert master of,
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and violinist of note, will present a program of violin music. He will be accom-
panied by Mischa Kottler, prominent Detroit pianist, who will also be heard in solo piano numbers.
O
THE PERENNIAL TEST
An Editorial
By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
"We feel ourselves especially fortunate this year," uld Henry
Wineman, chairman of the campaign, who will preside at the dinner,
"in having at our opening dinner Judge Joseph M. Proskauer. Judge -
Proskauer does not often leave New York City, because his keen
insight and deep understanding of the problems of Jewish ,philan-
, thropy make heavy demands on his time and ability there. However,
he has honored Detroit by accepting our invitation to speak to us on
this important occasion.
NCE A YEAR the Jewish community is put to the
test and is asked to declare itself either in favor of
unity or for disintegration; to go on record either in
favor of a wholesome and healthy cultural and recrea-
tional program, or for a policy of irresponsibility toward
youth and indifference to the needs of the indigent and
the destitute.
Once again we approach the perennial test with a
feeling of confidence that, as in preceding years, Detroit
Jewry will not fail in its obligation to the important local,
national and international causes; that our people will
.vkiettce a, deyotion to the important agencies which care
for the needsof the impoverished and for the educational
and recreational requirements of the Jewish community.
Will Show Special Talkie
"We are also delighted to have a musical program of the caliber
ensured by artists like Mr. Schkolnick and Mr. Kottler.
"In addition to all these other features, a talking motion picture
bringing the acute need for the work of egencjes which will benefit
from the Allied Jewish Campaign, w111 be' shown at the dinner. This
moving picture has been especially prepared for us and is a graphic
and' moving portrayal of the vital forces set in motion by the moneys
raised in the campaign for the good of Jews throughout the world.
The small groups to whom this picture has already been shown have
been loud in its praise and stirred by its appeal.".
Pre-campaign solicitation has been vigorously conducted for the
past two weeks through two separate groups, the Special Gifts Division
and the Executive Committee •of the General Division. In both
groups, the objectives have. been to see that all prospect slips are
covered, that new givers pledges ere brought in, and that increases
pletigka suftleient_t; guarantee the suet:,
are obtained WAIF.
cans of the 1934 campaign.
Carrying the Message of the Drive
This work is being ably conducted under the generalship of
It is impossible to conceive of a community failing to Leo M. Butzel, Aaron DeRoy, Nate S. Shapero, Melville S. Welt,
the splendid work that he has done Delegates Also Elected To Represent Detroit at Forth-
respond wholeheartedly to the needs of its institutions. associate chairmen of the Special Gifts Division; Maurice Aronson,
both in the Jewish and the non-
coming Annual Convention of Zionist Organization
Jewish community during the half
Eight Detroit Jewish agencies are included in the $175,000 Marvin B. Gingold and Gus D. Newman, associate chairmen of the
of America, To Be Held June 30 to July 4
decade that has elapsed since his
of the Allied Jewish Cam- Executive Committee, who have the able assistance of the three
assumption of the pulpit there.
chairmen of the General Division, Maurice J. Caplan, Roy
The Local budget
Haggai New President
paign, whose appeal will be addressed associate
At the reception which followed Officers Elected by
R. Fisher and George M. Stutz.
Of National Fund
to Detroit Jewry from May 27 to June
Appeal
the service, Rabbi Zeiger was pre- Detroit Zionists
The Executive Committee of the General Division finds particu-
James I. Ellmann was elected
sented in behalf of the congrega-
Joseph Haggai, one of Detroit's 7. Jewish Old Folks' Home, House of Shelter, United lar encouragement in the fact that no far, one out of every three
tion with a fully equipped Chev- president of the Zionist Organi- 1 pioneer Zionists, was elected presi- Hebrew Schools, Hebrew Free Loan Association, the Jew- pledges brought in represents a new giver, that is, a giver who was
rolet coupe, together with many nation of Detroit, at the annual! dent of the Jewish National Fund
solicited in 1933 but who then found himself unable to give. With
accessories and the assurance that meeting held Monday evening at Council of Detroit at the annual 'sh Unemployment Emergency Council of the Jewish So- the improvement of business conditions this year these members of
a fund had been provided for the the Wilshire Hotel. Mr. Ellmann,! meeting held on Wednesday eve- cial Service Bureau, Jewish Community Center, Fresh Air the Detroit community are noyv giving concrete evidence of their
maintenance of the car for a full who nerved as chairman of the ning. Mr. Haggai succeeds Leon Camp and the Hospitalization Fund of the North End interest and co-operation by giving generously to the 1934 Allied
year. In addition, it was announced program committee during the Kay, who has served as president
Campaign.
Clinic are completely dependent upon the present cam- Jewish
that an advance in salary of $1000 past year, succeeds William B.
The message of the campaign is being carried to a wide audience
paign's success for their continued existence.
per year had been voted him by Isenberg, retiring president.
in three ways. First, through the Advertising Committee, of which
the congregation.
Is it possible that even a single person residing in our Louis Bass is chairman and which has prepared and issued full page
Other officers were elected As
The congregation was founded
midst would confess to indifference to these enumerated advertisements, and an interesting series of direct mail pieces; sec-
by Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Detroit, follows:
Fram and
Fred di. Butzel, re-elected hon-
needs
and would be willing to subscribe to a policy which ond, through the Speakers' Bureau, with Rabbi Leon
several years before the commu- orary president; Abraham Cooper,
Isaacs, associate chairmen, which has sent speakers to prac•
would doom these agencies to extinction? We refuse to Bernard
nity was in position to maintain a vice-president; Aaron Silberblatt,
tically every Jewish group in Detroit; and third, by the Radio Com-
permanent rabbi, and it was at his secretary; Judge Charles Rubiner,
believe it. While tolerance to the viewpoint of our neigh- mittee, of which Milton M. Alexander is chairman, and which has
suggestion that Rabbi Zeiger, im-
bor demands that we make allowances for the right of a secured time on all the leading radio stations for speakers about the
mediately upon his graduation president.
The Advisory Council
person not to approve of everything functioning in the campaign.
from the Hebrew Union College,
An advisory council was elected
community, a number of the agencies making their appeal Christian Committee To Aid German-Jewish Refugees
Was elected to the Flint pulpit.
to
be
composed
of
the
following
The young rabbi is a child of
to us are of such importance that only the heartless will
NEW YORK.—The first Christian committee formed to raise
Temple Beth El, Detroit, since it
refuse to participate in the funds to be raised. Who, for funds for persecuted Jews abroad has been organized as the Anted-
was in the Religious School of that
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nstance, will decline to support the Jewish Old Folks'
congregation that he received all
of his preliminary training before
Home? Who will refuse to subscribe to the program of
his entrance as a student into the
self-help as opposed to charity, as propagated by the Championship Debate Monday Between
Ilebrew Union College.
Hebrew Free Loan Association?
Shaarey Zedek and Beni David Teams
Then there is the appeal of the German refugee, and
Clover Hill Park
of
the
mass
of
Jews
in
Germany
who
are
being
condemned
Will Climax Interesting Season of Jewish Forensic League;
Program Announced for In-
Memorial Service
to a status of pariahs by the Nazi regime. A little over a
Winners To Receive Simon Shetzer Trophy;
teresting Ceremony at
year
ago,
this
portion
of
Jewry
was
Dr. Preston H. Scott To Be the Judge
Rabbi From To Be the Speaker
Shaarey Zedek
The Plea of envied for its high rank and status as
on Wednesday Afternoon
JOSEPH
HAGGAI
The
long-waited
much he- the institution winning it three
The Refugees a cultural and industrial group. Today raided climax of the and
Consecration of 15 girls at an
Detroit Jew- times.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
unique and interesting ceremony
of the Detroit National Fund for its position is so pitiful that the human mind is horrified ish Forensic League season, the
Philip Slomovitz, editor of the
being initiated at Congregation announces that the annual Mem-
three years.
at the very thought of the brutalities that are being perpe- championship d e b a t e between Detroit Jewish Chronicle, will act
Shaarey Zedek will take place this orial Day service will be held at
The
Jewish
National
Fund
al,o
trated upon the body and mind of our people in the Third Shaarey Zedek and B'nai David as chairman of the debate. Dr.
Sunday morning, at the synagogue Clover Hill Park Cemetery, Wood-
elected Rabbi Iseac Stollman,
synagogues, will take place Mon- Preston H. Scott, head of the
on Chicago and Lawton.
ward and 13-Mile Road, at 2:30
head of the Mizrachi movement in Reich.
day evening, May 28, at 8 o'clock, speech department of Wayne Unt-
With Judge Anna Moseowitz p. in. on Decoration Day, Wed-
it were the German relief appeal alone that'figured in the Shaarey Zedek social hall. veraity, will serve as single judge,
Detroit,
an
outstanding
Orthodox
If
Kress of New York as the guest nesday, May 30.
e- in the coming drive, the Allied Jewish Campaign ought to
dec isio
Zionist in this city, as first
Shaarey Zedek will uphold the aa nftclerwitihl
speaker, the committee in charge
Following the services, a tablet
n S ho erta z l e r y,
president of the Detroit Council.
But this appeal has so many angles affirmative and B'nai David the
of arrangements for the consecra- will be unveiled by the trustees of
assured
of
success.
be
donor of the trophy, will present
Mrs.. H. Milkovsky was elected to it that it emphasizes the existing tragedy. Each ele-
tion service announces the follow- the cemetery in memory of the
negative
of
the
proposition,
"Re-
it
personally
immediately
after
the
vice-president,
to
represent
the
a
ing program, to be carried out Un- late David W. Simons, former
ment in the appeal should be sufficient to enroll the whole- solved, that a Jewish University be decision is announced. There will
JAMES I. ELLMANN
der the central theme "Great Wo-
Councilman,
who
for
years
nerved
hearted
interest
of
every
Jew.
The
funds
to
be
raised
are
established in the United States." be musical and other features on
men in Israel:"
as president of Congregation past presidents: Joseph H. Ehrlich,
m.
Th. Program
to be used not only for the relief of our people in Germany, This final contest marks the cul- the progra The
Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Wm. B.
Debaters
The program will commence Shaarey Zedek.
urination of the first season of or-
and
for
the
support
of
the
important
Jewish
institutions
Members of the contesting teams
The address at the memorial Isenberg, Robert Marwil, Jacob
with the playing .of • processional
ganized forensic activity in the comprise, for Shaarey Zedek: Leo-
Miller,
Simon
Shetzer,
Philip
in
the
Reich
without
which
Jews
cannot
be
expected
to
march by,a trio composed of a cel- service will be delivered by Rabbi Slomovitz, Abraham Srere, Louis
etroit Jewish community. Deba e
Jerome Levin and
live honorably as human beings: the moneys to be raised Detroit
list, William Becker, violinist, Leon Fram of Temple Beth El,
ing teams representing six insti- nard Kul.?
for B'■i David,
Henry Siegl, and harpist, Rose who will also read the Scriptural Stoll, Maurice H. Zackheim.
are
to
be
used
for
the
settlement
of
refugees
in
Palestine
tutions,
including Temple Beth El, Marvin
Render;
The
following
were
elected
to
Harold Hoff-
Nathaniel
Holtzman,
portion.
Cantor
Jacob
H.
Sonen-
Manko. The blessing, "Bruchim
Congregation B'nai Moebe, the man and Fred Gattegn o. Kasle,
and
for
the
saving
of
the
tens
of
thousands
of
Jewish
chil-
serve
on
the
executive
nosed:
tubers
Ilaboim" by Jassinowsky, will be blur will chant the El Molei Rach-
Jewish Community Center and the Levin and Reider are
Dr.
Harry
E.
August,
Maxwell
dren
'who
are
doomed
to
become
outcasts
unless
their
re
all me m
in
sung by Cantor J. II. Sonenklar. amirn for the deceased members.
Philomathic
Debating
Society,
people throughout the world provide a haven of refuge addition to the above-mentioned of the Webster Debating Society
The soldiers' graves will be dec- L. Black, Dr. P. 11. Broudo, Dr.
Greetings will be extended by Dr.
Central High School Reider, in
A. M. Hershman, rabbi of the con- orated by Boy Scout Troops 104 Perry P. Burnstine, Harry Cohen.
for them, and make available the necessary means with leaders, participated during the of
addition, boasts the distinction of
gregation. His brief address will and 164. The raising of the Ralph Davidson, Mrs. Ralph Da-
months of February and March, in being high school city champion in
which
to
prepare
them
for
honorable
pursuits.
vidson,
Mrs.
David
Diamond,
Dr.
he followed by the consecration American flag will be carried out
a series of 12 debates on the sub- e
hymn, ")lark, The Voice of Child- by Julius Rosenwald Post No. 218 David 11. Fauman, Mrs. A. Feld-
"Resolved, that, in view of extempore speaking for this year.
Two words sum up the important obligations in the jest,
also
stein, dirs. J. H. Ehrlich, S. S.
tne current Nazi persecutions of Holtzman and Gettegno are
ren."
of the American Legion.
Fineman. Rabbi Moses Fischer,
present campaign: we are either to have unity er disinte- Jews in Germany, an organized affiliated with the Webster group,
The prologue to the theme,
man
has
spoken
for
David
Hoff
Rabbi Leon Fram, Boris Ganapol,
"Great Women in Israel," will be
gration. The German situation should teach us an impor- boycott of German goods on the while
d
in
Fred Ginsburg, Bernard Isaacs,
spoken by Lilian Roth. The fol- Berlin Specialist
American Jews, is desir- B'nai
part
Cant
lesson:
we
must
be
prepared
for
bate.
The
friendly
rivalry
of
the
Mrs. H. L. Jackson, Leon Kay. Dr.
lowing characters will then be de-
Unity vs. emergency. We are eit h er an organ- able.
Comes
to
U.
of
M.
bespeaks
a
close,
lively
Sol
Q.
Kesler,
Dr.
David
Kliger,
scribed by girls to be consecrated:
Scott to be Judge
encounter and an interesting even-
Disintegration ized community, or we are a house The Dr.
Maurice Landau, Theodore Levin,
"Ruth," by Elsie Greenbaum;
close of this series foundling. Shaarey Zedek is coached by
"Rachel, Wife of Akiba," by Bea- Gift of Anonymous Donor Makes Dr. M. S. Perlis, Arthur Purdy,
divided against itself. how will the community vote Shaarey
Zetlek in first place with I Theodore H. Baruch, and B'nai
His Appointment Possible
Philip L. Rosenthal, William Sand-
trice F.pel; "Salome Alexandra,"
18 paints, unbeaten and not voted David by Max Choinsky.
in choosing between these two terms?
ler, Samuel Schatlander, Dr. Leon-
by Sydell Sara Semen; "A Wo-
to the de-
RABBI ISAAC STOLLMAN
ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Dr. Franz ard Sidlow, Isaae Shetzer, H. M.
It is impossible to be pessimistic. One dare not be against by a single judge in four Tickets of admission
man of Sidon," by Helen E. Singer.
debates,
and B'nai David in second bate coat 10 cents and are being
Blumenthal, who spent 30 years Shulman. Rabbi Joshua Specks,
Resume Central Them.
Ladies' Auxiliary of the fund, and a pessimist in a time like this. Therefore we adhere to the position with nine points and three sold at the Shimmy Zedek and
u
a
in
the
University
of
Berlin
The central theme will at this
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar, Miss Mrs. Harry M. Shulman was faith that the Detroit Jewish community will not fail in
victssies in four debates to its ere- B'nai David synagogues chiefly is
point be interrupted by a solo, skin specialist until he was de- Jeanette M. Steinberg, Myron chosen as the third vice-president,
Rs only defeat being at the addition to special allot/nuts
"Come ye up to the Mountain of posed by Chancellor Adolph Hit- Steinberg, Samuel Weisman, Ru- to be in charge of special func- the obligations which face us in the present drive. We are dit,
of the Shaarey Zedek team. handled by the other memberse113
confident that when the results of the drive are finally ad- hands
the Lord," by Mrs. Abraham Coo- ler, will join the teaching, staff at dolph Zuieback.
Hence
the two teems have been the League. They may also be
tions.
per. The central theme will then the University of Michigan next
Co...gallon Delegates
flounced
they
will
spell
UNITY,
and
that
once
and
for
all
Otter Officers
selected by the League rules., for bought at the door the night of
be resumed with the portrayal of fall.
The following were elected to
the grand finale, the winner of the debate. The public is Write&
time
disintegrating
forces
will
be
relegated
to
the
forgot-
Eli
Sachse
was
re-elected
treas-
the following characters by an-
The Board of Regents an- represent Detroit as delegates at
which will receive the Simon Sbet- The doors will be dosed at II p. as,
other group of girls to be conse- nounced his appointment far a the annual convention of the Zion- urer and M. Michlin as flnanr:al ten past and will be stamped with a label of dishonor.
CONSECRATION OF
16 GIRLS SUNDAY
two-year term, explaining that the ist Organization of America, In secretary. Miss Esther Elcon , n
crated:
"Hannah," by Helen Firestone; gift of an anonymous donor made
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ter trophy, • cup which will be- sharp for the opening wee& of
come the permanent puession • of the evening.
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