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''''" m"""g' of the Bird. tine," "A Ilmeholor of Ho ok•hurn. in New York. This may serve as a have gained
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, lit Friends of NOVI Germany have ran Federation of tabor, more
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'rota •iolating the Constitution." campaign against the Miller gnv•
Vier Chancellor Bigelow es- ernment.
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rhilhed the roll% of the matter
•am erhPlhet there had been any inten•ily the hoyeott against Ger.
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rIttiltial In Itself." he Mated.
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H. rhernev Vlea nc ir, r im i,,nie
danyerotts he believed the opeerhei
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',odd be right to arrest him, but, Jews in this country he given the
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lave.. Bathing., bowing, golf, lamina, panic on the beach. Ilona
at HIS p. fa-Saturday, 11:30 p. ni. Friday and Sunday home at 1015
p. to. Foe 'lie H. T, children Ate. Friday and Sunday six hours at
the Island. Fare Sunday, $1.90 H. 14 children 50r.
'these speeches,
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after a year of activity, still find
'fi. 4'464" by ll""r f;t1r6eld
He uses italics to emphasize that themselves unable to make head-
Th e posters
tlay., , ., , .•1 I ++. ..0 American ,,,,, th o f the par ported to be the-. the sale ens
mode "after" the Ar- a.,a ..
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p,,,,,,,,, ,, , , ,, ,, ,,,,..,,,, of Farmer
league" and "The Boston Commit. misfire, and m a d e the paragraph : '
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Clouting A. Anted, superintendent endeth the story of lianfstaengl's ,
Il follows
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
' '''''" "f the"fh" l'ht"h of the Harvard yard pollee, broke unique war record." Ile
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lio. as p, ifnniiin,u
rot,inyw,,, t,liiwann ,f..nt.1,1,.n.glii; r:,,,,,ti ,iw,rit,hatshef report of his meeting Ilit-
' ' ' ' ' ' I r'ireelel it t ake le Quoted
ollows:
July 2 --Herz! Memorial, being
F t OletmOle his stand with eels- thr tars. in the Harvard pant lir ,
"In 1921 I returned to Germany,
arranged by Jewish National
- ' , II ',/ the Fr•ods of New Ger- t ,,, R.hhi
Fund Council of Detroit.
Joseph s . sho,„„,,,, an finding the country 'flourishing'
err, Mr. flays quoted from Vol. editor of a J•WI•1 n•W ■ p/ipor i n under the blessing+ of the Versed- July 22—Annual Tisha b'Ab
••Icr: "I doff..1 your Vi0 ,014, but I Poston, asked the • vieitor what he' lea treaty, A year later I ran into '
collection of Jewish Na-
Germany
: • ,' , 1 elve my life to Protect Your meant by his statement that the the man who has saved Ger
tional Fund,
,
' , R V lel espr•s• them,"
Jewl4 problem would soon he re. and civilization—Adolf Hitler."
Detlaring the in NM'. where stored to normal.
I
-ieetirigs alt' b140kOrl up by pollee
void
You mean by raidunini.
'los prlocedifre Inantrahlr ia that of Hon
..'" asked Rabbi Shubow.
Westing the speakers rather that,
" N ow , new," replied Iltr Ilanf-
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, oembers of the aud ienee who ,,,,,,g
i n „
„„dlifyi„
tone.
l eft heeklin tl• Mr. Hayes "id'
"That's a political question." (Ile
on
the American people are,
had previously
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.hr hmtot e, f suppressing 'Tease l:
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to the effect that he created • scow
The art committee consists of
in the Harvard Club when word
Sirs. David B. Werbe, chairman;
' of the risking of the Lusitania was
Mrs. Hoke Levin, liyirs. Nate Gold-
received.
'stick, Walter Blucher, Rabbi Leon
Iliscuaxing the disposal of his '
Frain, Mrs. Morris Garvett, Mrs.
fatmly's property in the United
Alexander Freeman Milton Alex-
latex at the close of the war he ,-
antler, Mrs. Sol B. Levin, Mrs.
WI des as follows:
m
y
Harry
Earbsten, Mrs. Walter
"Being a German conducting
family's art firm at 5 15 Fifth Ave., : Fuchs, Mr... Louis Gottlieb, Mrs.
Jacob
Ilarvith.
New York, I suffered the same no
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Prizes Awarded
Center Artists
a ce,• of ovary man
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of f epoof fief .. shoved Rabbi
•-nrbow aside, seized Dr. limnf.
iianf•
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Rabbi Who
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him rut of the yard. Ilmblii Shu•
staengl Is Abused by
bow oh;ected bitterly at the treat- . erizes were awarded to artists
classes at the clone of the
noon accorded him, asserting that f.
d Policeman
H
Jew
Tenter Art School exhibi ft
he was "as gmal a Harvard man
which was held in the lounges o
limes mill m a• . an vIssly else."
SI KRIlltfiE. Mass
the Ce nter.
aid pole e tor. down anti.11anf-
Veiled Attack on Jew.
The advanced artists received
, , aengi ctickers whir h had liven
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swards
parted
ern
several university h n s:
intati'lnifelu. ss*Mh"
sf
Gus Naus chf 7niii7 wfis;st ; M il ton Ger-
inoldters The posters contained Adlf flitter and hi+ anti•Sernitism ,„hlcoren,
Ben Miller,
second;
:'nods •nternen•• including thew: •ince his arrival to attend the 2fith r
t, .'t Ih•f 'meow' n Degree
reunionof 'Da" Ini.n C ia..... f 190U, thi ''T'hi s. . i'llte)girKir)a•Prrsie. elfaosusrths.tudents
woe more out•pcken a few months : who were awarded prizes are:
ago when he prepared autollio-
Norman Selik, fiat; Esther
Clapham! material for his (dang- Slobin, second; Bertha Rosen-
le k, copies of whir h were distri• haunt, third.
muted to /lifts members.
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Accompanying a recital of de - in
euxphiiibs itsha7elnignstt rhuecirteiw
t obr y
k
tails of his birthplace, scholastic William G r e a s o n and Jasha
preparation, years in college oc• Schwartzman.
cupation and family, Ilanfstaengl .
Awards were made possible
gives expression to his admiration through the generosity of the
(Jr !litter and his attitude toward
Home Relief Society,
"Putzy's" Politics
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the Zedakah
the ""4-W" If f'ffinwnt of ( 'er- Society, Mrs. Mortimer Meyer,
""y. ii" also a tt ethi t ' to d ' i l'"e Mrs. David Werbe, Mrs. Ilarry
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