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Large, airy rooms, elegantly furnished, with private bath and
shower. Children's dining room and governess—playgrounds
—dance pavilion, etc.
RATES ON APPLICATION

Men's and Women's Solariums — Social and Physical Directors
Tennis courts, golf course nearby. Concert orchestra, two
performances weekly, in our new dance and recreation hall.

Many Added Improvements Have Made Baron's
the Most Modern Resort in Michigan

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION

enter-
•
Irving Lewis, popular master-of•ceremonies and
tainer from "Old Mexico" at the World'• Fair, is n ow
•at "Baron's" to entertain you.

Camp Within

on Perry Lake

ORTONVILLE — MICHIGAN

Camp Phone: Ortonville I2F6 Little N•helui Ortonville 12F3I

Registration closed for the first half-sea-
son. A few vacancies available for the
second half season starting July 19.

Annual Picnic of Modern Hive 968 and
Tent 1005 of the Maccabees

SUNDAY, JULY 15

at Nankin Mills Picnic Grove

I ale

ltd. to I arn.inalon ltd., turn lift to the Ann Arbor Trail,
Iluo roma the bridge. tt til l for ails•.

THERE WILL BE GAMES — DANCING — SWIMMING-
, ENTERTAINMENT AND REFRESHMENTS
Feature—A BEAUTY CONTEST—At 3 Sharp
IS yearn to 23 'ears
Tickets for nominal sum of 10c
Children up to 12 yrs.—Free of admission
roots.isis for 1/V14111, 1'0lltr.1 moat hand In otoollealion to
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Dancing, with a Popular Orchestra, from 4 to 7

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community and trained in the knowledge that the
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merely begins.

Three very

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Junior Auxiliary of
Moses Elects New Officers

On June 26, the Juno,' Auxil-
lary held its senti-annu ■ l election
of officers. Henry Faigin, pres-

ident, piesided, and Miss Tybe
Berkowitz and Paul Feldman Sere
appointed teller.
Ful the liras tour ul the history
of the organization a girl, Edna

Slutzky, was elected president.
Mira. Slutx‘y u II 10 , /1111111111t mem-
ber. having served a, voluntary
social Committee worker, co-chair.
man of the educational commit-
tee, on the Stair of the Junior
Auxiliary Review. And on the re-
ligious, autialune, anti pledge com-
mittees Nate Berkowitz, editor-
in chief of the publication. and al
cuelisurnion of the social com-
mitter, Waa elected vice-president
Milts hose Goldstein. secretary,

Edith and Alan Kopelson, for-
.
.._ _
merry of Detroit, now of Los An-
Rec. rder's Judge Christopher E.
-
ts1
at
the
wedding
in
Stein officiat
M r. and Mrs. David Leiberman of 1645 Taylor Ave. announce vies, left Saturday. June 30, on
Bennett, son of a concert tour of the universities
his courtroom
o
on June 28 of Miss
Edith Hartman to Benjamin Mar- the engagement !if their daughter. Sadie, to George
throughout the northwest and
Mrs. Jennie Bennett of 2712 Pasadena Ave.
then through to the East. to De-
cos
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiss of 2260 Gladstone Ave. announce the troit, presenting their exquisite
The bride and groom are both
office at engagement of their daughter, Laurett a, to Harold Lachman, son
of programs of drama and verse.
n
on
attorneys who share all
c e pti o
Mrs. Julius W. Lachman of 18080 Kentucky . A v e , Re
(tank Bldg.
, with music.
301 First National B
Miss Hartman is the grandniece of Sunday, July 22, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. No cards.
In 1925 Edith Kopelson held
Iles.
Mandell
Pevzner
announce
the
betrothal
of then ' , the distinciion of being
only
Joseph Veszi, member of the Hun-
Mr. and M
Harry
urry . i American
to the
admitted 'ing
tht litlaY s
garian House of Lords and editor dauger,
m
ht Teresa, to Joseph M. Goldstein, son of Mr. and M
of the Pester 1,1 viii of Budapest; Goldstein.
Reinhardt School of the Theater,
cousin of Ferenc Molner and of
Berlin, Germany.. She has won
735-
Baroness Margit Mantica-VI
recognition through her outstand-
Est, pean social leader and first .1
ing productions of children's Into
woman \Vo•ld 1Var correspon-
as director of the Children's Thes-
dent. She was admitted to prac-
e!' Guild and Junior Theater of
tice law 18 months after graduat-
the I.ittle Theater for Profession
___ __
__
ing front the Detroit City I aw
als, Beverly Hills. Her work is,
School with honors, having won a
Ju ly 3—To Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Bloom (Josephine !mermaid however, not confined to children;
siker medal for scholarship. 51r.
, she is also director of the Ingle-
of 40 5 IcLean Ave., a son, John.
5larcus is a graduate of the rni-
Jul y 3—To Mr. and Mrs. I. Fredland of 3358 Collingwood Ave..1 wood Playboy, an adult orgnniza-
ver.ity of Michigan I.aw School.
I lion
a son.
Alan Kopelson is placed among
July 1—To Dr. and Mrs. Bernard KOITIllall of Chicago, Ill., for•
FRANK•GRABOWSKY
America's foremost piano peda-
The nuptials of Miss Hernia merly of Detroit, a son.
gogues a nd accompanists. Mr.
June 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Seltzer (Madame Irene) of
Mayins Grabowsky, daughter of
.Kopelson i s j head of the.Los An-
:Mr. and Mt's. 5Iax Gvahowsky (If 1133.1., Dexter, a daughter, Barbara.
geles Music Settlement Schools, of
1117 Winona Ave., to Herbert Sids
June 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Subar of Grand Rapids, which Mrs. Harold Frazer Lloyd
ncy Frank, son of 51r. and Mrs. Mich., formerly of Detroit, a daughter, Naomi Judith.
. is the president.
Shiney Frank cf 97 Farrand Park,
June 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bloom of 15505 Dexter, a' The Kopelsons will return in
were read by Hahlii Leon Flans
I September to reopen their Bev-
daughter, Shirley Lila.
and Rabbi A. M. Ilershman at
June 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Triger (Sara Tenzer of : erly Hills studios.
Temple Beth El, June 28, at 2
The Kopelsons will be remem-
Detroit) of Longview, Texas, a daughter, Jeanette.
Nock.
tiered fur their tine work in De-
The plan Of having the choir
troit. Mr. Kopelson was connect
wedding Iwo. all in white was
ed with the Detroit Institute of
carried tout. The bride wore a
Musical Art, and a member of,
bialy white crepe gown made on
the Bohemian Club.
lines, and a short veil
princess
'Edith Kopelson headed drama-
-----
caught with orange blossoms. She
tie work of the Temple Beth El
New cities, spacious streets,
varied it colonial bouquet of nr-
High
School and the Children's
parks, educational, religious and
Aids and lilies-of-the-valley.
Theater Guild. She was starred
Miss Rosalie Grabowskv, sister recreational institutions are crop.
in
the
continuity "Mary and
of•the bride, was her only atten- ping up in the development of the
George" over WWJ.
dant. She wore a white crinkly various units of the Play School,

many Projects of
Center Play School

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Exits in Beau Geste

crepe gown with a tight fitting jac-I br ing conducted this summer at the
kit which flared at the waist and Jeyish Community Center, 8901
a small halo effect hat to match. Woodward Ave.
She carried blue delphinium and
Amodel city with all it im-
talisman roots.
plies—zoning, parks, building reg-
The bride's mother wore black ulations, plenty of air and sun-
litr with a large black hat and a light is the knotty problem which
small shoulder corsage of white the youngsters in a group directed
sweet peas and roses.
by David Goldberg are attempting
The mother of the groom was at- to untangle. Their project has
tired in a powder blue cope dress taken form, though the school is
with a large hat to match. She in progress only two weeks. This
wore white gardenias around the particular class is of added inter-
neckline of her gown.
est since one cannot call a last
Aurelius Scroll acted ast name without having a response by
hes-
man at the ceremony.
at least three people. The class is
The out-of-town guests were: made up of family groups and only
Sie and 'Mrs. Herman 'Marx and those households having at : least
,
daughter Peggy,
and Mr. ' baye three children were eligible for this
Kallmeyer from Muncie, Ind.; Iler- group.
Man
Marx Jr., from Bay Cit y,
The heat has inspired another
Mich.; Alexander Miller from New
York ('icy; Mr. and Mrs. Herman class to develop an ideal miniature

Uncle Sam Demands Prompt Payments

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tl hr.
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Compton's Deletes
Offensive Phrase

Compton's Pictured Encyclo. ,
pedia has informed M. Benadevet
of 2455 Calvert Ave., Detroit,
that it will delete a phrase in the
article dealing with Saloniki which
has been declared offensive to
:Jews.
Athol E. Rollins, editor id the
I
encyclopedia, writing to Mr. Bena•
devet, states:
"I want to say that I can thor- :
sympathize with you in:
Inighly
Dr. Sam Rabinovitcli, young
I your feeling. However true this
Montreal physician, gracefully
statement may be to the personal
resigned from his post at the
observations of the author of the
Notre Dame Hospital to avoid
article, nevertheless it is a gener-
a crisis In Montreal's institutions alization which can hardly be d.
Prince and Jack Aarons of Cleve- Belle Isle. Miss Lydia Solovitch
of healing. Internes, deserting fended.
land; I. Heller of Denver, Colo.; is this
supervising
the
development
of
project. The class is making
their posts rather than work
"It is the settled policy of
Mr. and M.. Harold Marks of an intensive study of the recces-
Phoenix, Ariz.
with a Jew, had persuaded fel- Compton's to avoid statements
tional needs and desires of a com-
low internes throughout the city which might give offense to any
The young couple are taking a• munity and are planning to in-
motor trip through the East.
motor
to threaten a "sympathy strike" race or creed. This principle was
elude such details which are re-
unlesa.the Jew was forced out. emphasized so strongly in instruc-
quired though they do not exist at
TOPCIK-RICH
tions to all our writers that I am
present.
On Sunday, June 2!, Miss Shir-
surprised that such a phrase as
Miss Rose Leven is the chief en-
ley Esther Rich, daughter of Mr.'
Ohio,
became
of Jack grocer in the Wootlward widening Young Israel to Hold Annual the one you cite in the Saloniki
and M.
Frank the
Rich bride
of Columbus,
article could have escaped our
t il 'oj ect. The plan at present pro-
editorial examination. I suppose
Election July 11
' v i d es f or the development of a mo-
Topeik, son of M r. and Mrs. Na-
it was inevitable, however, in pre-
than Topcik of Detroit, at the Co- del street, with its traffic lanes,
safety zones, a fully developed in-
Annual election of officers for . paring so many thousands of ar-
lumbus Women's Club.
Rabbi tellectual center, school, synagogue
the year 1934-35 of Young Israel:titles, some unfortunate phrases
, Hirschsprung officiated.
The bride wore a white satin : and Jewish Center units. This class of Detroit will be held at the next as this, should have slipped
a trip to the scene o oft meeting, on Wednesday, July 11, through.
gown on princess lines with sleeves
s in the immediate future.
' "I have made a note to have
puffed at the shoulder and a long is Mrs. Lawrence Levy and Miss at 8. p in.
. 1
be the phrase deleted from our env y-
train. Her veil was made of im- N'iolet Fried are directing the re-
A detailed report w ill
• •
. elopediac
ported
tulle.
She
carried
a
bou-
quet of gardenias and lilies-of-the- maining projects in the school, de- given at this meeting of the an-
The reference to which Mr.
tails of their development will be
al convention of the Council of Benadevet took exception reads
valley.
announced.
Y oung Israel
held at Atlantic City
Miss Sylvia Rich, sister of the
. , as ,, follows:
'
The development of the school -
• Near its eastern end thin
bride, wore yellow Organza with
22.
being
ti • t directed by Mt, during the week-end of June
pr ogram i s b
. street
s roe ' is spannt 9.1 b ) • a t r iump that
green accessories and another sis- - ,
..
In view of the importance of this arch erected in the days of the
Nathan
A atnan nerin.
tt!, Bitty, was junior bridesmil.
Mrs Henry Meyers is the chair- meeting, which will also he the Roman Empire.
All day long
wearing green organza with yellow man of the Play School Committee
accessories. Both carried bouquets: which is conducting the I'lay last regular meeting until the fall' American street-cars rumble back
of talisman roses
season, all members are urged to and forth beneath it. The dig-
School.
nified fathers of Israel in greasy
David Rich was best man.
Emanuel Berlatsky is the acting be present as early as possible on
furdined gabardines rub elbows
A musical program was pre- di i ,,, ) „, o f th e Center.
July
11.
with kilted Greek peasants in
,anted by Miss Reva ZurayskY.
Young Israel calls the attention tight white trousers tasseled un-
Mrs. Joseph )'alum. and Sydney
Pollack.
the public to the fact that Sob - der the knees, or booted Montene-
Dinner was served to 250 guests.
bath services are being condinitell grins with hanging nleevea. Arro-
,, gant Bulgars, in brown homespun
Mr. and Mrs. Toprik will make
day morning at 0
est.!) Saturday
their home in Detroit.
and iipinsk is rough sandals of un-
—
o'clock, both at the Jewish Cen- tanned leather—stare at tall Al.
The first annual il•wi 01 4.1 '" or, Holbrook and Woodward, and banians in white or black frieze
HERMAN-EPSTE1N
On Sunday, June 21, at a beau- funnily Center track and Belo , at the Young Israel building, 2691 and white skull caps over one
tifully appointed ceremony at Con- meet was held at Belle Isle on Sur, Joy Road. Daily morning services ear. "
tiregation 11'nai David, Miss Ger-, day, July 1, with the following te. are also being conducted at the
Young Israel building, starting at
Crude Epstein, daughter of Mr. and sults:
The Olyiniiics won first place in 7 o'clock during the week days,
Poalei-Zeire Zion Picnic
Iles. Nlax Epstein of Elmhurst
united
in
marriage
to
the
Senior
division
nosing
out
tan'
Ave., Was
and 7:70 o'clock an Sundays.
Sunday, July 8
Rabbi J. S. Pilots by the narrow margin of to,,
---
Samuel Ileran.
m
Sperka officiatHl. Cantor S. Mo. points, the Ilakolths won out in the
Poalei-Zeire
Zion branch 2,
Fa„
ii,,,,,,,
Branch
Sub-Senior division by a score of N. W. Old
gil sang "Ilts'ause."
has completed its final arrange-
Epstein was a charming :12 points their nearest rivals be
ments
for
the
picnic,
which will be
Mrs. A. Feria, president of the
hunk in her gown of ivory satin ing the Stags with 19 points and ,
fashioned on long slender lines, the Vikings third with 15 pow- !North West Branch of the Old held at "Unser C.amp." Members
and
friends
are
asked
to get in
and extending into a lung train in The Tartars took honors in the in :Folks Horne, compliments the sun-
touch with Harry Mondry, at To.
1..k. A shoulder yoke of lace termediate division with a wire of shine committee for the success of
the
formed a high neckline. A small :11 points their nearest rivals hong , th e picnic recently given to the 8-9348, for particulars as
place troth the face the Lincolns with 29 points. Th.. guests of the home. Mrs. J. Rose, outing.
lace cap held
Cars will be furnished to mern•
veil and back veil,. which fell to Stetnites came in third with • scioi• chairman )11' the committee, thanks
Lerner and his relit.idea
fur hers and their friends. An elabo•
hen (i the Mr. L
Fred
°
r"d ( t (",
the train. She carried a bouquet of II Points-
()lymph's took honors in the Sn
Si'- the musical entertainment. She al- rate program is prepared for the
4 white roses.
Attending the bride as maid of his meet scoring 10 points tal
so thanks the ladies who partial- entire day and evening.
Joseph Haggai and Aaron Kul- I
honor was her sister, Miss Rene ing first in the 11th and 2211 . gated in the arrangements, sup- ,
, plying cars for transportatitr n and nick will report on the P. Z. Z.
Iiiiistein, who wore a gown of green dashes and the broad jump.
convention
which took place in
Talberg
of
the
liakoahs
he
,
furnishing
food.
net She carried a bouquet of yet•
first place scoring 13 points for 1
Chicago, June 27. Everybody is
Hi, Johanna Hill roses.
the
bride;
Mrs.
team
and
also
ran
in
the
wino...•
asked
to
come.
The mother of
: 7 2i7 116 les atsu e rtt e h ve anh t.om s e of 1.
Max Epstein, was gowned in Iclay team-
Prentzin of the Tartars w. - 1..T .:..........I.is.iii..,:si....tii.o1i1ri.•.., ii: .i ii...., B r,(,,,,a,r.'
Sunday
a 1: .
orchid and green chiffon, with a
i.i.- • s...oha
high point man, scoring 16 poo '
8,
,
Jul!,
9 : 30 a. m.
shoulder corsage of syseet peas.
K
trim.
iT.it
,....•. .....0sto %von to
o
,
.•,..
I s s isi. t er a t Het r i re , nit , /Thant
The bridal coterie included Mi. for his eam.
!skim iLtio ultoo nuoti
Following are the results of ". ors,,.., I li
Minnie Epst e in gowned in yellow
1..r
. , ,
in .
' 1 IL
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cr....11.i . . .... Vis;.....:.s.i.: 'i si . b ,s: is• ,, Ks ' . .' .. Y.
not, Mi. Janice Epstein in peach senior meet.
M. H
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Y M
Ta.l.o eTsroeiri Ow., Frank •I I.
, , •
w".
, ; ,., ,,,-4
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d
!'' ‘•''' nark
net, Miss Tillie (Bender in blue
1.1.1ill•
I . Nov, .t 111.1.1..•
furth
o
Haoehull niantlino,
. . ti ...i
. . Xs oo .. ■ A
net, and Mi., Myrtle Rosenblum in st.,.... - ...i..sia,..si.a
r. 7
u hi
Ituntong Weil omit. Son
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Time
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so.
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"hire
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They carried bouquets
pink net.
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:20.pard das- Won to 1 .01... I..
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of roses.
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noon L. n. or'. 1 Tar lot
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Na
glo0111, Man best man. Actinic ush•
I Won I .••nrt..,
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2
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II s were Walter Eptein, SSIII Hoff- .0.
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n ' '' ll"; II 'Vg11 " 11" 7 A ilolig Tall 0 Argonaut,. r
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SnrinIt es of the •thlet Iv tOUIll'iln A
Manheimer.
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of the Jewish Community Center ,
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Ater , the terrnion)
a reception
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Tau E
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with co.srpe at ion of the at hie
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was hill at the brides home.
1 Nai,d
Lans phi s• Argonauts. liouu..• •
• committee of the boned
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Among the out-of-town gueAts ',';',,I,';'
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Mi. anti Mrs. M. Leach of De- .,.;,....=•'"
Berman was !selected treasurer.
i
lag )... , 1 itAst, -Vs on to rortlia.i. •
Moi ry Lasser wae chosen sergeant- doltannounce the marriage of
at-arms. The four members elected their daughtei, Bearice, to Joseph ';‘`,,;',, 1 "T h " u ,i 'll jckikn t; ' , r o an f '
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T.,'"'•
Man Lasrier, clialinian of the inake their hom.. with the iiiidge-
social committee.announced the groirin's parents in Lake Provi.
!Ins , Ir. Fs t lord 'Inn ,
The bride's mother, ,
La
installation of the new officers dem o
raorin
sister, '""""I'''
Leach,
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would twke place July 15, in the Mrs
of Detroit, at-
bile.
am of a •16f1 put)
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The young :":,
The dramatic comittee.
with tended the wedding
m
"...moo la a:A Jump-won JO e
11,14 ■ Ir Itort oled to Delon for their
Paul Feldman as its chairman, and
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the music committee, of which At 11.ml:stuns ,
, tisksart.r !aorta 14•1•1”I err.
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Halprin is to-chairnian. were hon.
orshly discharged by Henry Fri-
Ma- 14M al.
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wa. .ino hiob la.P - W0a WI IA ,, .
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A joint meeting .,f the old hoard
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end the new board was called for jj.T ■ r,r, it ••;'!,‘!...:' su‘,01.•:• i i 'p l i s■ A i i. ,..sir
Eallootlao ere ins rOMI• ist Ho
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Montiey ertning, July 0, et the •eii • V 10.1# r,era•
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gular meeting of the Junior Aultl- meantime as halloos Yrestrieur
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Sunday July 1 ale ■ as follows:
The Pilovans de(e•ted A Z. A. nen co o
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ship of the White Division of the
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CII•MplOnahlp of the Red Division. la
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The Orioles defeat.ti the Vikings' el;',"' I,'"' ,
9 to 7 eliminating the Vikings from 111.. 7. ,
further t.timiwt it ion
Th schedule fin Sunday, July 8,
Storm Trooper;
al will be that of t h e Ha-
at /'
Walked with Jewess
koala tilis in the Trojans in the
third round of the sub.senior diens.
hilt to decide who will play the
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Orioles of the following week
*Orlin trooper Min mitten...1 to
The first annual gulf tmnirnanient
acme two months in jail br.
rally* he disregarded warnings
U nder the Low.... . .4 the Jewdh
Community Center Athletic Forn•
Co
by his commander to end he.
Aug
nutter. will be held Sunday.
friendship with .• Jewish g0 ,
• 5 at the Rennore
ti
Golf and Coun-
When the Nan was ubs, r , rd
'
try Club Thin tuurnarnent will be
hr was strolling a Ith the Jeal - 1.
' open to JeSUIII Community Center
girl, he was ■ rreeted
niSITIINTO only. Mal is under the
His punishment war made
di se„.tiwn o f K,,, s m ,,,,,,,, , d,a i r ,,, an
heavier because he milted to ,
ul the gulf commuter which Is
threats of expulsion horn the
sub coninuttee of the athletic corn-
Nazi party with the tionark
. ' , millet of the Jewish Community
that he "did
a hoot for
Gather Board
the storm troops."

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