PIEDETRDITIEWISfl (RON ICUS

and THE LZ:sczz. CHRONICLE

Jeanette Kuschinski, mother of
Mrs. J. H. Ehrlich's 25th wedding
Anna Kay.
Welt, has Mrs. Bercovich for its made final arrangements for Mr. anniversary.
Purity Chapter in memory of
Jabotinsky's
visit.
secretary, and the committee's
Purity Chapter No. 359, O. E. Harry Kales, husband of Rose
In view of the destruction and
GOO D WILL DAY IN
personnel is as follows:
S.
in
memory
of
Jacob
II.
Smith,
---
Kates.
removal
of
signs
from
local
stores,
600 COMMUNITIES
Mrs. Sidney .1. Allen, Daniel J. an appeal was issued to Jewish
Purity Chapter, in memory of
ICONCLUDED FROM PAGE I)
father of Minnie Israel.
Alpert, Mrs. Walter Aronoff, Mrs. storekeepers by the Jabotinsky
Purity Chapter, in memory of B. I. Epstein, father of Belle Paul.
INCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
J. M. Art, Miss Mina Arwin• Dr. reception committee not to throw
dinner at Temple Beth El on
E. August, Miss Ann Bab- the cards away and to preserve
S. Pr., Rev. Preston Bradley, Sub: (CONCLUDED most PAGE ONE) tar accounting, through a drive Wednesday evening, Feb. 27, at Harry
cock, Matilda Biber, Mrs. Arnold them until after the lecture on':
ject: "'Tolerance. for f unds for the important 6:30 o'clock.
N
B
d'
Joseph S. Burak, Fred
Henry agencies in the community.
Fri lay, Feb. 15, over Station
usher. Samuel R. Glogower,
At the program to follow the M. Butzel, Mrs. Herman I. Cohen, Feb. 24.
I
Meyers, Sidney J. Allen, Clarence
Mr. Butzel stated that there dinner, Mrs. Edith B. Bercovich
WNE N. Dorothy Canfield National
Cohn ,
II. Eng'ga&s, Harry S. Grant, Mrs. is a distinction between paying will report on, problems for the Airs. George Cohen, Irwin
Fri lay, Feb. 22, over
Mrs. Davis H. Cole, Mrs. )forty Trees Planted in Palestine
; Albert Kahn, George M. Stutz dues to a golf club and a con- adoption of children as they affect
Broad casting Co ., 10:30 p.
Feldman, Mrs. Ralph E. Foil '
m
ct. and Melville S. Welt .
Through National Fund
Rabbi Israel Goldstein. Subje
Gunsberg's SKINLESS WEINERS
For a two-year term: Aaron , gregotion as compared with pay- the work of the Jewish Child Lewis C. Frank, Dr. Leo M .
"Brot herhood, the Common Task
Franklin,
William
II.
Frank,
Mrs.
make it possible for you to peel
DeRoy, Dr. Leo M. Franklin, Dr.' ing dues to the Federation. In the Placement Bureau. Mrs. Berco-
The following planted trees in
of A I Religions."
J. R. Goldberg, Mrs. A. P. Gold-
the sausage just as you would •
Sa t urday, Feb. 23, over Co- A. M. Hershman, Judge Harry I first instance, he said, each gets
Palestine this week through the
smith,
Mrs.
Maurice
Goldstick,
banana and enjoy it without the
lumb i a Broadcasting System, 2 to B. Keidan, Meyer L. Prentis,
eratio out of it, but "the
Nathaniel Goldstick, Mrs. Milton tree committee of the Jewish Na-;
somthing
p.
in.,
E.
S.
T.,
Dr.
Lynn
2:30
Judge Charles Rubiner, Abe Srerel
toughness of the skin.
Gordon, Morse Goldman, Mrs. Syl- tional Fund, of which Louis J.
n is essentially the
Fede
Haro l d Hough and Father Edward i an
en y
van S. Grosner, Dr. Abraham M. Tobin, 5414 Michigan Ave., Lafay- I
means of taking care of the sick,
Robe ras 51
Try Our Kosher Beefenette
For a one-year term:
Hershman, Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, ette 1575, is chairman:
the homeless. the fatherless, and
Sa ,urday, Feb. 23, over Na-
(limiter Itac.5)
Mrs. Robert Janeway. William
Broadcasting Co., Blue Net-I Leon From, Milton M. Alexander, of caring for the recreational
Davidson Bros. (the families of
tiona
Kaplan, Dr. Leon A. Kstzin, Dr. Israel, Louis and Sol Davidson),
, 6 to 6:30 p. m., E. S. T.,,Maurice Id. Aronsson, Fred M. needs and the educational pro-
work
Louis
Klein,
Benjamin
Knoppow,
ohs H. Finley. Subject: "The ! Butzel, William Friedman, Julian gram of the Hebrew Schools." In
in honor of the 25th wedding an-
Dr. J
Dr. A. Max Kohn, Mrs. I. Bayre niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
h d 51r. , H. Krolik, Nate S. Shapero and speaking of membership as against
for Brotheroo."
Need
Levin, Abraham J. Levin, Mrs. II. Ehrlich.
eel Williams. Subject: "The , Nathan Simons.
I
funds
raised
in
campaigns,
Mr.
RANDOLPH 2145
Mich
Abraham J. Levin, Dr. Samuel J.
Honorary directors o f
1016 NAPOLEON ST.
Butzel said that It is merely a
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Glazer.
Com nonwealth of Differences.
Levin, Sol R. Levin, Dr. David J.
board are Samuel Summerfield juggling with words. Ile declared !
Anonymous, in honor of Mr. and
)avid
de
Sole
Pool.
Subject:
Dr.
Levy, Mrs. David J. Levy, Edna
and Adolph Finsterwald.
; that he could not see where there 1
"The American Tradition of Re-
Lewis, Leonard Lewis, Dr. Sam- Th• 157-lach Sink• hos a
Mr. Peiser 's Report •
• is a greater sense of participation
ligio is Freedom."
uel J. Lewis, Esther Loewenberg, load space 142 inches long.
In his report as executive 1- when they get receipts as mem-1
Su nday, Feb. 24, over Station
inches wide and 42 Inch..
!Mrs.
Joseph Magidsohn, Dr. Bar- Si
high. There is also a stake
WT 1), 10 to 10:45. Miss Rhoda ; rector, Mr. Peiser expressed grati- hers as against a receipt for a
nett Malbin, Philip Marcus, Dr. on the 121 1/riach wheelbase.
alloch,
editor
of
The
Womans
tude
over
the
fact
that
the
United
contribution.
McC
Benton
I.
Marks,
Mrs.
Sidney
States Government stepped in to
While it is easy to overestimate !
Pres s, Mgh. John Belford and
Marwil, Robert W. Mayer, Dr.
Rab ti Jacob J. Weinstein. relieve want in the nix years of ballyhoo in campaigns, Mr. Butzel ,
Harry C. Metzger, Mrs. Emery
the depression. He pointed out stated, it is nevertheless true'
Monash, Mrs. Harry Newman,
however, that while there is as- that leadership is being created'
LUME EXPOSES
Mrs. Irving T. Oberfelder, Louis
surance from Washington that no and the method pursued is evi- '
"ZION PROTOCOLS" one is to go hungry, "eating is
obinso
Olender, Herbert D. Robinson,(
dently approved by the partici-
Mrs. J. Victor Roemer, Mrs. Ed-'
ti not living; if we are to justify pants in drives. Speaking of "the
CONCLUDED FROM PAGE
ward E. Rothman, Mrs. Herman
our claim to civilization we must matter of propitiating those not
SAMUEL H. RUBINER
Sachs, Dr. Louis A. Schwarti,
r pages giving in parallel col- think beyond primary needs of
interested in the Federation,"
oth is quotations from Joly and food and shelter. We must face yet
Mr. Butzel said that this is not vich is the director of this bu- Mrs. Louis A. Schwartz, Norman
UM
omit
akin members reau. Dr. Louis A. Schwartz wil l Schwartz, Mrs.' Harry M. Shul-
our responsibility for
b
p shed
fro a the Protocols which show service, broad in conception, ac
man, Harold 1st. Simon, Philip
but by making vice-presidents lead the discussion.
how heavily the latter was depen- service,
1
Slomovitz, Mrs. Sidney Stone,
deeper
in
sympathy
and
under-
The Health Committee
nd handing out honors.
den : on the former.
a
Mts. Amson C. Tabor, Mrs. Emil
T he author deals at length with standing."
Mr. Pelser declared that now, A number of people partici- The health committee of the Waldbott, Mrs. Julius Wartell,
the uses to which the Protocols more than ever, it is a duty to paled in the discussion that fol- welfare council of the Detroit Emilee Weisenthal, Miss Elizabeth
we r e put in promoting the purposes emphasize the need for "care of lowed the panel debate, and the Service Group, under the co- Weisman, Mrs. Al Weisman, Jos-
of various reactionary and anti- the aged, service to demoralized decision is left for a future meet- chairmanship of Jesse F. Hirsch- eph M. Weiss, Jr., Mrs. Melville
wish organizations. In Czaristic
Jew
families, hospitalization of the ing of the Federation. man and Samuel 11. Rubiner, con- S. Welt, Mrs. Henry Wineman,
sists of the following: Mrs. El- Harry L. Winston, Sarah Zack,
Ru : isia the Protocols were used to
The Service Group Dinner
bob iter the tottering regime of a needy sick, home nursing, recrea-
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, presi- caner J. Ford, secretary ;.„1:1r. Ira Mrs. Grace Zellman.
potic
government.
In
the
post-
tional
and
educational
activities,
des
Robert S. Amberg,
M. A ltshuler,ober
e
at the
Wa r period, the Protocols cropped guidance of youth, retraining of dent , presided She described the Miss Mina Arwin, Mrs. Edward
meeting.
up in various countries where Ico- our unemployed, care of our chil- Group
membership of the Service Group I Atlas, Harry Barnett, Mrs. Louis PLAN JABOTINSKY
nor nic distress and militant nation- dren."
VISIT IN DETROIT
as a group of individuals banded ; Bass, Mrs. M. B. Benyas, Mrs.
air: = encouraged the propagation
Speaking of the responsibility together in aiding the causes of Peter M. Bernstein, Mrs. Morris
of race hatred. The spurious docu- for the future economic adjust- the Federation, which is a group H. Blumberg, Sam Bonin, Julius
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
nt
is
being
widely
distributed
in
radiator is wider and water pump impellers
me
e
rnent f the Jews, Mr. Piser
of agencies. She sounded a plea Braun, Mrs. Hy C. Broder, John
For 1935, Ford has added many important
Na zi Germany and in other coun- urged "a comprehensive study and for service in order to help the L. Brown, Lawrence L. Burger,
are larger.
Detroit
Jewry
in
the
form
es
for
the
purpose
of
fomenting
improvements to the Ford V-8 Truck. Chief
tri
planning, for a more desirable dis-
Dr: Perry P. Burnstine, Mrs. Ab- to
Appearance has been materially im-
of a lecture on the topic "The
Federation do its work well.
rat :MI and religious hostility.
among these is better balanced load distri-
tribution and integration of Jew s
Aaron DeRoy, honorary presi- raham Cooper, Joseph 11. Ehrlich,
Road to the Jewish State in
proved. Fenders are skirted and finished in
within the productive machinery dent of the Service Group, pre- Mrs. Harry Farbstein, Mrs. Wil-
bution. The load-center has been moved
Palestine." This will be a pub-
baked enamel colors that match the hood
of the future economic organiza- sided at the business meeting, ham Feltner, William A. Fixed,
farther forward, resulting in less body over-
declaration of the Prinei•
tion in this country."
during which reports were sub- Seymour J. Frank, Theodore S. lie
and cab. The new cab has a sloping wind-
pies of Herzlian Zionism •nd
hang,
better
braking
and
more
uniform
tire
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1) •
Reviewing local conditions,
milted by the following: Mrs. Friedman, Max J. Gerstman, Mrs.
the methods and ways of realiz-
shield. Passenger-car comfort has been pro-
Mr. Perrier urged the formation
•
Henry Wineman, for the Welfare Marvin B. Gingold, Maurice Gol-
and brake wear.
ing the Zionist aim as put for-
vided for the driver. The seat is adjustable,
tir le Labor Movement by 241 Re- i of • Jewish Community Council, Council, of which Israel Himelhoch denberg, Charles K. Harris, Abe ward by Herat and upheld by
The brakes have been newly designed for
fo rm rabbis, headed by Rabb , similar to the one in existence is a co-chairman; Clarence H.
g Kasle, Marcus Kates, Harry L.
and its width has been increased to 49
the Revisionists—"the creation
quicker, smoother stops with heavy loads.
in Cincinnati, as a means of
Et 'ward L. Israel of Baltimore
gess, for the campaign planning I Katz, Julian H. Krolik, Mrs. Hoke
of a Jewish State in Palestine
inches. Safety Glass is standard equipment
at irred up quite a fuss in rabbin- attracting into the Federation committee; Louis Cohane, for the , Levin, Isadore Levin, Prof. Sam- on both sides of the Jordan
They will not "fade" even when making
throughout. Triple ventilation includes (1)
Levitt, Mrs.
is sl circles. Rabbi Louis New- representatives of the middle
uel M. e Lvin, Ilen Lowenst ein, with a Jewish majority."
quick stops in rapid succession. The cast
an of New York charged that
p ublic relations committee, in h Samuel
a
class, labor and professional
J. Lewis, Max
Clear-Vision Ventilation in door windows;
absence of the chairman, Natet Se . 1
Tickets are on sale by all mem-
iron brake drums have integral cooling ribs
Ih e statement was released timed groups in the community and in Shapero; Harry R. Solomon, for Mrs. Louis H. Luckoff, Morris
(2) Easy-opening windshield: (3) Large
bers of the reception committee,
to coincide with Vladimir Jabot- this way create ■ forum the collections committee, report- Magy, Ralph A. Mayer, Robert or at the following places: Jewish
which dissipate heat faster and minimize
screened cowl ventilator. Interior of cab
in sky's arrival in this country and "where the entire community ing that $97.969 was collected on Mazer, Mrs. Samuel Mendelsohn, Center, Woodward and Holbrook;
distortion.
as designed essentially to em
completely lined. Roof and dash insulated.
may voice i its sentiments con•
the $138,000 of pledges to the M. A. Mittelman, . B.
Plotkin's Bookstore, 12th and
rrass
the
Revisionist
leader.
The new clutch has a diameter of 11 inches
cerning such policies as may
Kenneth Robins, Mrs. Herbert D.
s
Ask your Ford dealer to arrange an "on-
last campaign, making it a col- ,
Hazelwood; Chealuk's 'Bookstore,
The statement endorsed the
affect its communal life."
and a larger frictional area. Pedal pressure
lection of 70 per cent in the first Robinson, Mrs. Louis J. Rosen- 12th and Blaine; Weisbrot's Fur-
eneral aspects of the social phil-
s.
the-job" test with your own loads, over your
The numerous competing af•
eight months since the end of the berg, Reuben J. Rosenfield, Mr
is
lower
at'idling
speeds.
Plato
pressure
in-
niture Store, 5322 Chene; Hut-
vophy
of
the
Histadruth,
Rabbi
liar-
fairs, such as donor luncheons,
0
drive. Reuben J. Rosenfield, Rabbi
own routes. with your own driver at the
nick's Bookstore, Oakland and
;reel claimed; it was a political dinner-dances, b , etc.,
creases by centrifugal force as the speed of
Peiser, in a brief address old N. Rosenthal, Jay J. Rosen Westminster Ave., and at 1044
wheel. Prove to yourself how V-8 Perform-
stated.
d ocument, Rabbi • Newman
were described by Mr Peiser
Mr. dinner, said that there is that, Marx P. Rosenthaler, Wit
the engine increases. This is a new type of
•
ance and Economy will save time and
Ru- Penobscot Bldg.
at the
m R Roth Mrs. Samuel
in "demoralizing the giving to
d
clutch
developed
by
Ford
engineers.
-'
'
Those who were invited to the
ALESTINE •
Ralph D. Schiller, Raymond
our Allied Jewish Campaign a regrettable lack of understan
money for you.
three-day
torrential
storm
in
I
ing
of
the
Federation
activities.
banquet
and
Jabotinsky's
friends
Fe-
e-
biner,,
Nathan
H.
Scholnick,
F
Crankcase
ventilation
has
been
added
to
and the Community Fund." He
'A
'alestine last week caused grea t stated that "not only are they 3' 1 , He again took occasion to con- Sallan
and admirers who want to attend
the engine. No other change has been made
-
W131%.INCH
According to unofficia l diverting the natural trend of Idcmn the competitive spirit among i lix H. Silver, Mrs. S. K. Slobin, the banquet may still secure their
;avec.
as $
local organizations which stage' Morris W. Stein, Mrs. M. B. Sulz- reservations, which are limited in
in this engine, which has proved so econom-
CHASSIS.
estimates, it resulted in the loss the philanthropic dollar from
donor
luncheons,
bazaars,
etc.,
I
berg".
Emanuel
Tabor,
Emile°
Arabs)
and
a
F. O. B. DETROIT
ical and reliable in the hands of owners.
if 24 lives (all
Its path to central organiza-
and called upon the large assem., Weisenthal, Ralph Weisman, Aar- number, by calling Mrs. H. Weks-
nosey damage of about $750,000.
ler, Vinewood 1-9071; J. Miller,
Hens, and thus causing untold
The cooling system has been improved: the
bly to remember that "there is an on Weiswasser, Jose Winsen, Ed- Cadillac 6367; Mrs. S. Schnitz ,
rransportation and communica
1
addition
they
criticism, but in
all-inclusive program em inA. Wolf, Julien L. Zemon
Ion was halted and business was are giving further excuses to
Townsend 8-5672, or L. Panush ,
.
udolph
" as fol-
a standstill for a number of
' ' s nee s
the community
Euclid 1382-W.
many c ontributors in their wish
Child Care Committee
TEST WITHOUT COST OR OBLIGATION
lowed by the Federation.
lays.
The Jabotinsky reception corn
to avoid giving."
Alit YOUR FORD DIALER FOR AN "ON-THE-JOB"
The child care committee, un-
The World Zionist Executive
Mr.
Peiser
concluded
his
ad-
Mr. Peiser gave credit to the
—
der the chairmanship of Mrs. mittee met Thursday evening and
—
issued a statement urging Zion-
dress by declaring that there are
to refrain from contributing Community Fund "for its con-
points which must be remem
fists !the Revisionist fund-raising tinued co-operation, support and ' ( two
makes Poe- 1 bered to mike the forthcoming
et Karen Tel Chai, which it interest. The Fund
campaign a success: (1) the dis-
described as "undermining Zion- sible a great portion of our tress in Germany, and especially
work."
the plight of the children; (2) the
ist • fund s."
The Panel Discussion
Polish Zionists left for Pales-
The panel discussion on the big sum of money that is anew
for the erection of a new
tine to plead with the ewish question of "Continuing Annual ,
gration Executive for more)mmi- Federation Memberships vs. Year-101d Folks Home.
gration certificates for l'olish ly Drives for Funds" was opened;
"The Masked Parade"
Jews desirous of settling in Pal-
with a statement read by Joseph The presentation of "The e
H. Ehrlich in which he pointed I Slasked Parade" was the surpris
estine.
The World Revisionist Execu - out that fund-raising has become of Sunday evening's program. Not
tive also asked for more immi - more difficult and that the Fed- only was the play a very touching
gration certificates. They claimed eration has been compelled to de- interpretation of existing condi-
that the World Zionist Executive vote the entire year to raising and tions, but it was a revelation o
had violated the recently negoti- collecting the necessary funds, the existence of truly fine tal-
Mrs. A.
ated peace pact and were discrim- without benefiting by time to be ent in the community.
)
inating against members of the used for educational purposes. Max Kohn, author of the five-
J
British Trumpeldor, Revisionist
Mr. Ehrlich maintained that scene production, was the recip-
youth group, in the allotment of eventually the public becomes ient of floral as well as verba l
E
certificates. The charge was made hardened in refusing to contrib- tributes for her excellent work ,
that the issuance of certificates ute. He proposed that continuing and Sidney J. Winer, director, wa s
X
was becoming a political football annual Federation memberships similarly honored for the perfect-
Kt
Polish exports to Palestine hav e should henceforth be used as a ing touches he gave to the play.
X
isen from $200,000 in 1931 to
It was evident throughout the
r $2,000,000
in 1934 and that im• means of raising the necessary play that its success is especially
K.
ports from Palestine during the budget, and he maintained that due to the genius of Lewis J.
L f
same period had increased from in this way "we will be building Weizman. As narrator and as the
$12,000 to more than $20,000. • on a more solid foundation in
L
! stead of starting anew each yea leader in the first scene, he made I
• • •
POLAND , without any assured income ba- a lasting impression. It is impos-
L
to conceive of success for
The offices of the Agro-Yid, sis whatever." lie pointed out
that memberships would constitute the first act without the touch
the Jewish organization estab. ,
the annual subscrip- that was given it by Mr. Weitz
lished to stimulate the migration what is now
of 1'olish Jews to Soviet Russia, tion to the campaign. He stated man.
The first scene presented the
were closed last week following' that by adopting this system con- masked paraders—representatives
an investigation. The Agro-Yid tributors will feel honor-bound to of society's hypocrisy which re-'
been discredited by the So- pay dues, as each contributor will
fuses obligations to human needs ,
bad
viet government in that it would feel that the organization he is and instead of alleviating want is
•
not allow the group to handle the supporting is HIS.
Another point emphasized by really the instrument for creating,
Biro-Bidjan, feeling that the or-
werful, Mr. Ehrlich was that by adopting want.
ganization s; as no t po
In the second scene is pictured
Nevertheless continuing ' the membership dues idea it will;
enough.
the he possible to attract the younger the manner in which Germany
. .
d
pro
claims to be preparing for t e
its Biro-B, Jan I
Polish government began to look generation whose obligations are Olympic games without prejudic-
upon the organization as very in many instances assumed by ing members of any race or creed,
the parents.
Leftist.
•
Mr. Ehrlich's view was sup- while in reality room is made
• • •
ported by Judge Charles Rubiner only for Aryan participants. The
RUMANIA
who called the proposal a sound third is a very touching scene
Anti-Semitism in Rumania re-•
of murder by Nazis, showing how
one because of its psychological
a doctor is brought back dead
ceived two severe setbacks on{
week. The value. lie stated that member-
consecutive days last
gives the contributors a sense to his own home by two brown-
National Peasant Party declined ship
abided men who took the law
to incorporate anti-Semitism as of participating in the community.
into their hands when the . physi-
' Is des ite the He said that. "a feeling of detach-
a
par
efforts of some in the party to I merit can be converted into one clan dared to practice his p
con-1 fesaion. The fourth scene de-
making
y of attachment by
have it do so. The followingg da
part and picted the flight to Palestine of a
t rens issue d tributors members and a
German couple whose son had
the pro g
a statement that the revival of parcel of the Federation.
The conclud-
xould be construed' Mr. Rubiner emphasized that just been murdered.
•
I the feeling of ownership is im- ing scene dealt with a local
as opposition to King Carol.
1 portant and that it is necessary motherless home. The father be-,
• • •
ing away at the store all day, the
- for the Federation to function
daughter is kept at home caring
BRAZIL
Any hope that Brazil might be during the entire year. maintain-
for the aged grandmother. A
& haven for German refugees was ing that the membership scheme
young boy, son of a neighbor,
vitiated last week when • law will make this possible.
comes in and sings a Hebrew
The Opposition
1
passed
which
limits
immigra-
song (Herbert Levin is the able
was
tine to two per cent of the total! The opposition to this proposal
little actor) and tells how he en-
and
expressed
by
Abe
Srere
number of immigrants from each was
joys Hebrew school. A commit-
M.
Butzel.
Fred
1
country in 1920. r ROuld-be Jew• Mr. Srere pointed out that only tee comes to endorse a note so
a
h ar d hit by 1
ants Jewish
tab immigr
since
emigration , one campaign since 192; was a that that father may secure
Free Loan
-the law,
d he emphasized that ' l o an from the Hebrew
ola,
Rumania
failure,
scene
ends
Pnd
from Russia,
particularly "you still ara nee d a campaign when • Association, and the
when a
and Germany was
;you substitute membership dues with an element of relief send the
small that ye ar.
Ile decision is reached to
!for campaign contributions."
• • •
said that there is an advantage crandmother to the Old Folks
GERMANY
, in campaigns because they hell) Home an that the daughter may
Nothing has happened
in Nazi-
past week
to I to build leadership. lie main- be given the opportunity of secur-
land during the
that all the "new blnod" ing • job and not to be enslaved
change the status quo; the posi- I tained
into the Federa tion ranks to the hoe.
bon of the Jews is not one whit drawn
ex-
w as built up during ca mpaigns.; The play, well written • and
perfect
better.
Just as there is one day in the cellently executed, was
ewion
---------
ederat
po
e
g
Under a powerful general there year
Frevi
f or an accountin of one's final to an imrtant
of
(4 1917. bout, • Myles TOO
C.O.
A supple m entary
deeds. on Yom Kippur, Mr. Srere Day.
are no feeble soldiers.
or t i . h .e n. play appe ars elsewhere in this
f fo
iedi_that_there. ies_ne.ed.,m
for
the
whole
maintain
ease
no
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