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May 22, 1936
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
dew
Herbert Fleishhacker, Jr., son
of the San Francisco banker, Is
introducing his friends to his bride,
the former Countess Lawton Filer
Wurmbrand.
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a
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lake Michigan. Ample parking facilities.
Conmnient Mali depots, shops, theatres.
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Michigan illuievard at 7th Street
Hebrew Ladles Aid Society
Pres, Mrs. Eared& Greenwald; vie,
Pres , Mm. William 1. Miller; sects,
Mrs. P. Schiff; trees, Mee. T. Miller.
Delegates: Mrs. tElfred• Greenwald,
Mrs. Helen Lelbson.
Jewlsh Women• Mutual Ald Society 550
like perserverance, grooming it
Pres, Mrs. 52. Citrin; vice•pres.,
Mrs. L. lintdernian: eel.. Rolle KIP.
(CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGED for the moment when it would
Ian; treas., Mrs. I. Antkoff. Dele-
inevitably take over the reigns
gates Mn.. 12..Korn, Mrs. S. Cohen.
band, Barney Biumrosen). $1.000.
FROM
PAGE
(CONCLUDED
must
march
like
an
army
to
win
slow-speaking, exact-thinking the- of the French government. And
Berdirliever, Vereln
1200 independent Detroit Lodge 575
—
it"
Wended, S. Kiessrner: vlee - ltrmi•
oretician with an indomitable will now that that moment has arrived,
Pees. Myer Cohen; secy.. Henry
dent,
I.
Shapiro;
secretary,
S.
Lieb-
day
that
his
team
raised
$32,629
--
Jackson; treas., Thomas N•nes
and amazing patience.
The program at Thursday's e...I: treasurer, A. Remick; dele-
Blum is premier.
i quota,
or
99
per
cent
of
its
luncheon
at
workers
was
in
gates.
Samuel
Lieberman
and
David
To those who have followed
Born in Paris shortly after the
(tor:Mein.
As a mark of respect to the
Blum's career his accession to the Franco-Prussian War, Blum was memory of Mrs. Jennie Newman, charge of Divisions A and B, Woe! health Women's Aux1liary 11,000
headed by M. A. Mittelman and
Preis, Mrs. Jacob Harrah; sere.,
the
scion of a wealthy family
second highest office in France
mother
of
Gus
D.
Newman,
one
Miss Cimrintte Gant. Delegate: Mrs.
A.
J.
Blumenau
and
Ben
13.
Fen-
identified with the Alsatian silk
Jacob Harvith.
is no surprise. He could have industry.. As a youth he plunged of the outstanding leaders in Al- ton. Israel Himelhoch presided. Eva
51,000
Prenalauer Maternity Ald
lied
Jewish
Campaigns
for
the
Tuesday's
Luncheon
Pre•., Mrs. Geo. Cohen; 1st vice•
been premier any number of into a life of study. After he
gra Fannie /Wanes; 2nd
Clarence H. Enggass, president prem.
times, but he was one of the graduated as a barrister, he con - past six years, many contribu-
rIve-pres., Paula Goldsmith; 3rd
very few Socialist leaders who re- tinued his studies in literature , tors increased their gifts and gave of the Jewish Welfare Federation,
vice-pros.. Mrs. SI. Finkel; nee y., Mr.
Ray Blutnetto; Mess, Mrs R. J.
fused to be entangled in any al- history, economics and mathemat - special subscriptions to name a presided at Tuesday's luncheon, at
Delegates: MO. Geo.
room
in
her
memory
in
the
Old
which the address to the workers (loldberg.
liance with other parliamentary ics. There was nothing spectacu-
Cohen, Mc.. Julia Wartell, Mr.. S.
groups. lie was offered a cabinet lar in his career. He did not set Folks' Home building to be erect- was delivered by Mrs. Samuel R.
Margolin.
portfolio in almost every govern- the literary world afire with a ed on Petoskey and Burlingame Glogower, general chairman of the Keshenever Beasarabler Unt. t ravels $150
women's division in the drive. En-
ment of recent years, but Blum brilliant book although he was Ayes.
Pres, Max Charne•; rica-Pres. Dr.
tertainment was provided by mem- ; F. Barbas; secy., S. Lieberman;
Rabbi Fram's Appeal
always refused. For years the credited with some commendable
Heals, e. Klemmer. Delegate: MIX
leader of the second largest party contributions to the leading
In the course of his appeal to bers of the cast of the Jewish clmrneas
5160
In the Chamber of Deputies, his French journals. He made some- the workers at Wednesday's Community Center Capers, which Laehowitcher Ald Society
and $225 In member'. pledges, mak-
was directed by Robert Mazer.
support was a sine qua non to thing of a reputation as a liter- luncheon, Rabbi Fram said:
ing a total of $375.
Monday's
Luncheon
the existence of almost every cab- ary and dramatic critic. When
Pres. N. It. Eintein; vice.pres.
"If the workers in this cam-
Maurice Aronsson presided at Harry Meyers; secy., Phil. Levine;
inet. Ile never entered a gov- he finally turned to the law for a
William Isar/orb:h. Delegate:
ernment before this but many's career, he won fame as a legal au- paign would only visualize their Monday's luncheon s at which Dr. trem.,
N. R. Epstein.
job,
they
would
work
faster
and
the cabinet he unhorsed. For thority. Many of the standard more thoroughly. Think of a Leo M. Franklin, rabbi of Temple Odessa Progressive Ald Society --$250
Beth El, made the appeal to work- Pres, Morrie Sherman: vice-Prez.,
years he led, directed and man- French legal works quote him.
baby In far-off Poland crying for ers to continue their work until
Hyman °whin; secy.. David Tletel.
eouvred his party with Disraeli-
His Organizing Ability
its milk. Now think of your pros- the quota is reached. A feature hum; treas., Louis Nathanson.
Charlet Driker and Mrs
When he began speaking in pect in Detroit ready to supply of the luncheon program was the Delegate.:
Louis Maektn.
public he did not conquer his au- the money which will purchase presentation of a play, "At the Purity Chant. No. 361, Order of East-
diences with scintillating oratory. that milk. All that stands be- Sign of the Dotted Line," writ- ern Star 11.000
Pres, Mrs. Esther Cohen; mCY..
The tempo of his career remained tween that child and its food, ten by Julian Zemon and enacted
atm. Selma Rosenblatt. Delegate.:
steady, showing no steep lines on its health, its very life is your by Gus D. Newman, Mrs. Theo-
Mrs. Agnes Yarrows Dr. J. J.
Jacob., Mn. Mother Cohen.
his life's chart. But for the as- readiness to walk from here to dore I. Roth and Saul Sarnoff.
5100
Ameolaplan Ladies Auxiliary
your
prospect.
Your
footwork
is
sination of Jean- Jaures, brilliant
Pres, Mrs. A. A. Zagal; vice-Pres.,
The first team to report the
leader of the French Socialists, in a matter of life and death to raising of its complete quota at Mrs. Rom Klein; eel.. Mrs. Moor
Itobiner;
treas.
Mrs
Hyman
Mar-
the hectic days preceding the out- some child.
Monday's luncheon was Team 3
golin.
break of the World War, Blum , "In Paris last summer I visited of the pre-campaign division, Agree
1100
Memorial Society
might have remained a successful the Bureau for the Aid of Ger- headed by Maurice Aronsson and Pres., Nathan Agree.
$10
lawyer who dabbled in literature. man Refugees, I saw them gaunt, Harry S. Grant. This team raised Ahavalit Achim Cong.
Prem., Ben Kaufman; viee - Pres.
It was the Dreyfus Affaire that fearful, begging to be transferred a total og $77,077.
P. Gorelick; eery., Alex Kate; treas..
really marked the turning point to some other country, to Latin
At the luncheon on Friday, Si. Bachman. Delegate, Ben Kant-
" FRANCE'S FIRST JEWISH PREMIER
ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN EXTENDED UNTIL
MAY 29 TO ENABLE VOLUNTEERS TO REACH
LARGE NUMBER OF UNSOLICITED PROSPECTS
ARGO
FURNACE OIL
LA 4500
73ached itiP 4441
FRIGIDAIRE
WITH THE
111111.
in Blum's career. Janus was America, to Palestine, to begin May 15, the speakers were Henry Beth
150
Slopes Cong. Anthe Rumania
one of the chief defenders of Cap- life anew. Your footwork will Greenberg of the Tigers, and Prem., I. Brandweine; vice-Pres.
tain Dreyfus. Blum, then a young make the difference between des- George Moriarity, American 11.1, riedman: secy.. M. Karmann;
treas.,
A.
Fein.
Delegates:
Isidore
man in his twenties, was inspired pair and hope. The vast amount League umpire. They were in- Brandweine, M. Karma..
8100
by the fiery Jaures and became of money required to resettle and troduced by Haurice Caplan.
Jewish Fraternal Club
individual members' pledges of
his disciple. Under the tutorship rehabilitate these refugees from
A. J., Lachover, secretary of Plus
115. making • total of $176.
of Jaures, Blum rapidly became the Hitler regime depends upon the Conference of Jewish Organ- Pres, Ben Feldman;vive.pres.. Sam
one of the key figures in the your doing your job in this cam- izations, made public a list of caster; eery.. Leo Feldman; treats.
Fein. Delegates: Leo Feld•
French Socialist Party. At the paign.
some of the organizations and Aaron
man, Samuel W. Leib, Ben Feldman.
International congresses of the
congregations, the officers and Ileth Abraham Congregation
"We
must
work
with
discipline
fillE
MEETS
party, Blum's logical mind and and efficiency. The Nazi terror delegates and their respective or- Pres., P. Greenberg: rice•pres., M.
It/men:wet.; secy., /tarry Weillen•
legal talent earned for the ap- which has made fugitives of our ganization pledges to the 1936 fell;
treas., B. Zucker. Delegates:
STANDARDS FOR
proval of the party's leadership. people is the most efficient, the Allied Jewish Campaign and Old
Mandell Bernstein, Jacob Bernatein.
Beth Yehudah Cong. 52
But
until
1914
he
was
still
more
Folks'
Home.
An
additional
list
most
disciplined
organization
in
Pres, Meyer remise; secy., Harry
REFRIGERATOR
interested in literature than poli- the world. We cannot cope with of organizations and congrega- Stliwartsberg. Delegate: I. Schwartz.
Beth Yehudah Cong. Ladles Auxiliary
tics.
• BUYING
it or rescue its victims unless we, tions next week.
The cowardly assassination of too, proceed to our task with thor-
In addition to the organization Pres., Mrs. A. Storchen; vice-pro.,
5YEAR
1110710701(
,
his leader and friend finally drew ough organization, system and ef- pledges, the captains of the or-
sire Sam Roamant ery.. Mrs
rum
Come in and see tne
treas., Mrs. Shiffman. Dele-
him out of his uneventful life. ficiency.
ganizations are soliciting their Davis;
gate: Mn.. I. Schwartz.
During the war he made his politi-
PROOF OF ALL FIVE!
1150
For every Jewish refugee that members individually, and have C arpenters' Union
El
cal debut as chief of the depart- wanders despairing and bewild- already reported large BUMS, in Pres., Maim Rose; vice-pees.. Joseph
secy.. Jacob Keller; trete..
ment of public works under a ered over the earth, there must some cases $300 and $400, for Kate:
1. LOWER OPERATINO COST
Philip Silbert. Relegates: Jacob.
Socialist minister. In 1919, four be a Jewish campaign worker which amounts the organizations E•lier, Mayer Rose.
$100
2. SAFER FOOD reottenoN
years after he entered the politi- moving directly and purposefully will get credit.
lurid siorodoker Aid Society
Pres., A. Simon; vise-Oren.. M. At-
cal arena, he won election to the to the work of rescue. We can-
To date the organizations have tn.,
: eery.. D. E. Frankel; tram.,
FASTER
FREEZING—MORE
ICE
3.
Chamber of Deputies as a Social- not afford to lose this fight. We already contributed about $12,- L. Kaaoff. Delegates: Harry Ewlg,
H. Glickman, A. ZIde, Julius Zim•
ist. There was nothing unusual in
000.
mel, Samuel Abrin, A. Simon.
4. MORE US ARIIJ TY
this delay, for Blum is a syste-
The list of organizations and Fenkell Ladles Loan Awls
$35
'
II
6"
11
41;
0
14
;1
PROM
Pres., Mrs M. Finkel; rice - Pro
matic intellect. A strong believ- his career. With a resurgent their pledges follows:
5. FWE•YUR
Mrs. D. Sehwartx; eery., Mrs. •an-
Mrs Leah Blumrosen of the Women'.
stet PUDI
er
in
plans
and
a
thorough
theor-
nie Davie; treas... Urn. D. Factor.
...
., t
"r
OWN IP 417
of the Jewish Old Folks'
retical basis before setting out Germany on the rampage and Fas- AnzillarY
010.-
N
Delegate: Mrs. Louise Aptekar.
esea•c• erse nottmelt, bat('
Mime. lin memory of her late hus•
samaill i7 lab namanai•
for th• FY thotTntatctiaa Pia..
on any action, Blum has relent- cism on the upswerve everywhere,
Blum
recognized
that
only
a
uni-
lessly prepared himself for his
public career. His legally-trained ted front of all anti-Fascist forces
mind, his erudition and the com- could save France from dictator-
plete absence of any political ship. To unify these forces he
(Formerly Shecter Music Co.)
charlatanry from his make-up, employed every political weapon
Phone,
Euclid
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his command. The result was (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE) ers said, "and therefore we shall
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won him recognition. When he at
Bet. Taylor and Hazelwood
was elected in 1919 French poli- the Popular Front which swept is interesting to note that among avenge on you the wounds and
the
last parliamentary elections,
death of Jesus. Your ancestors
ticking cocked their ears for they stemmed
the tide of Fascism and these Jews the 12th day of each
recognized that in Blum the So-
month is observed as a half-holi- dealt five blows to Jesus—and so
Blum premier.
cialist movement had found a new made
One of the most amazing things day—a reminder of their Pests- we shall do to you!" And so the
leader who combined great organ- about
Leon Blum the statesman cost which falls on the 12th of great rabbi received five blows on
ising abilities with untiring pati-
the head to atone for the wounds
is the statesmanlike outlook with Sivan."
ence.
• • •
inflicted upon Jesus.
His first job was to cement the which he regards the Jewish pro's-
Rabbenu Tam would surely have
On the second day of Shabuoth
Lem.
At
a
time
when
timid
Jews
many Socialist factions into a elsewhere are urging the with- in the year 1147, French crusaders died, but, fortunately, there hap- 2
unified, homogeneous parliament- drawal of Jews from public life, broke into the home of the great pened to pass by a knight with
ary group. Although a newcomer Blum, the Jew and the Socialist, scholar Rabbenu Tam—grandson whom he was acquainted. The
to politics, he quickly became one proudly asserts his Jewishness. of the famous Rashi—robbed him rabbi called to him and promised
of the leaders of the Chamber The French Fascists publicly con- of all his possessions, tore the him a fine horse if he would only
when he defied social ostracism demned him to death because he scroll of the Torah that he pas- rescue himfrom the mob. The
HL weak part of any paper pack-
to attack the Versailles Treaty is a Jew and actually tried to sessed, and dragged him into a knight agreed—and thus Jacob
age of cigarettes is at the fold
Formerly Aged 12 Months—Now Aged a
and to demand a square deal for assassinate him several weeks ago. field, where they determined to ben Meir Tam, the greatest Tal-
where the U. S. Revenue Sump is
affixed. It is impossible to bring the
Minimumof 11
Germany. He was one of the few
was
age,
mudic
authority
of
the
kill
him.
"Ynu
are
the
greatest
label of the package over in order to
French statesmen who dared op- But that only made him a nation- man'among the Jews," the crusad- saved.
seal the top of the package as is done
pose Poincaire when he invaded al hero. Blum refuses to sub-
merge
his
Jewishness
by
any
po-
at the bottom of the package.
the Ruhr in 1924. By 1929 Blum
The single jacket of Cellophane,
has welded the Socialists into a litical honors. In his Jewish in-
terests
he
never
restrains
himself
which is found on all paper packages
powerful party. His success mark-
of cigarettes, closes the package as
ed him as a master of insurmount- for fear that emphasis on Blum
best as can be done at the top of the
able obstacles who could remain the Jew might impair the stand'
package.
silent and invisible for months , of Blum, the French statesman
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE O NE)
power. Unless selfish and blind
When
the
Jewish
Agency
for
Pal-
Every package of Double-Mellow
only suddenly to unmask a thor-
leaders will to choose either the Old Golds has 2 Jackets of Cello-
ac-
estine
was
created
he
gladly
oughly prepared attack with such cepted membership in it. If his have tragically won over certain chaos of violence or the chaos of
heavy artillery that his objective presence or endorsement is re- allies would forever have blessed dictatorship which is violence plus plane.
By using an extra Jacket of Cello-
was reached before his opponents quired for any Jewish cause, he the name of Franklin D. Roose- tyranny. I do not believe that
had time to realize what had hap- never hestitates to put his name velt. Instead of shirking this re- President Roosevelt consciously set phase and inverting the outer Jadcet
and
sealing it at the bottom, die top,
pened. The politicians of all par-
next to that of the Roth- sponsibility, he did a new thing in out to avert a revolution. It is to or weak part of the package of Old
ties,. even those who hated him fig ht
the history of America, in the his lasting honor and it will be Golds, is made air-tight and thereby
most, feared him in debate and schilds, the traditional targets for presence of the immeasurable dig-
IF
perhaps to his immortal fame, that g:ven double protection for factory
90
seldom dared question his asser. Socialist attacks. Blum as al-
freshness.
PROOF tions. Terrible in attack, unwav- ways deplored the failure of ester which befell the nation in on the one hand he averted a
almost
immediately
after
the
revolution of ruthless destruction
Old Gold Cigarettes are further
1929,
ering in his affiliations, Blum's French Jewry to take more ac- inauguration of his predecessor.
and
on
the
other
hand
inaugurated
protected by the fact that an air
eventual undisputed leadership of tive part in Zionism, and attri-
"The disaster had alone been what the ages may yet call an chamber is formed between the 2
ON 'T miss the dividend ! Older,
butes
this
failure
to
fear
of
anti-
PINT
his party was only a question of
timidity. era of "revolutionary
re
justice" for Jackets of Cellophane, thus giving
Semitism. his own feeling is that met with sups
mellower whisky—actually lower
time.
the package of Double-Mellow Oki
C°d°
All the fires and floods and panics the American democracy.
No.
Since 1929 Blum has Seen cabi- anti-Semitism in France is so- and droughts and earthquakes in
priced at 15 months ageing than it watt 2455
"In
maintaining
as
I do that Gold Cigarettes the two practicable
nets come and go. Often he could cial, rather than economic in orb American history had not together America's leadership by President protection for freshness.
Ken-
genuine
and ascribes it to the efforts
at 12 I What's more, it's
These 2 Jackets of Cellophane
. $1.50 have saved them by throwing his , of in wealthy
Jews to penetrate wrought the human havoc which Roosevelt has been good and not
tucky straight bourbon whisky. Its QUART
support to them. But the man
which are found only on Old Gold
Code No. 2414
upon whom the mantle of Jean French society by denying their had been wrought from 1929 until evil, I do not mean to imply that Cigarettes provide moth greater pro-
formula is 65 years old. Try it today!
the day that Roosevelt became I have either the capacity or the
Jaures fell never lost hope and Jewishness and making ostenta- President. What was the meaning will to pass upon every plan and tection for freshness than any other
paper package of cigarettes.
spurned all offers of coalitions tious display of their wealth.
of that measureless disaster, the undertaking during the last three
Some
years
ago
he
outlined
his
Double-Mellow Old Gold insures
and combinations. He remained
burden of which fell chiefly upon years of the administration. Na-
attitude
toward
Jewishness
in
the
steadfast in his belief that the
one-third of the population, the turally, there have been mistakes
Socialists should not assume pow- following paragraph:
"I am a French Jew and I sin- other two-thirds not going un- and blunders in the course of such
er unless their majority became
but bearing a lesser bur- years as have made it necessary
absolute. The political crisis of cerely regard myself as a good , scathed
Frenchman.
I was born in France den and facing a less tragic pen- for the President day after day to
February 1935, when the Fascist
One-third or nearly one- reach momentous decisions and to
organizational of Frame nearly in the heart of Paris, my parents , alty?
of the American people who act in relation to problems of
destroyed the Third Republic, and grandparents lived in Paris - third
became jobless and homeless and farthest-reaching consequence. The
marked another turning point in and to the extent—which I con breadless might have all but de- leadership of the President has
THE GREATEST NAME IN WHISKY
fess is not very great—that the
history of my modest family can stroyed the things by which men been good, because he has cour-
be traced it develops that my an- live, had it not been for the un- ageously sought the right and be-
cestors were Alsatian, or, in other precedented way in which the cause he has gone on undeterred
words, French Jews. I myself President at last met the situation. in his dedication to well-being, the
was brought up as a French boy, He used the resources of the na- less scanty and not more abundant
studied at French schools, have tion and within the law the powers life, for all Americans, despite the
always had French friends, have of our government in order to dis- measureless the bitter
been • French official. I believe tribute the burden which had to be hatred and the psychotic maledic-
that I have assimilated French borne. So borne as to compel afl tions of those to whom a Fascist
culture to a high degree; I speak Americans in some measure to dictator were infinitely more wel-
French perfectly and without any share the burden of those who come than a Democratic leader!
"The President has had to face
foreign accent; not even my fac- otherwise would have had to face
w
ial features have any particularly a burden that humans could not and still faces the challenge of the
ruthless
Tories who demand se-
striking racial characteristics. I and ought not to bear.
curity for themselves and for the
Averted thutruction
could consider myself an assimi-
"Let it not be thought that the value of their securities, but like
lated Jew, and it is my distinct
SUNSHINE KOSHER
the young gentleman in the Legis-
asso-
the
awful
years
results
of
feeling that there is no refine-
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ment of French sentiment, French ciated with the name of President lature of New York are uncon-
cerned about the life and well-
Roosevelt's
predecessor,
though
im-
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honor or Fench culture which is
OUT THE FLAVOR OF
alien to me. Yet, while I feel mediately the consequence of the being of the millions of those work-
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ers
who together with their fam-
opens from the top
Coolidge
administration,
were
en-
myself wholly a Freachman I feel
TASTE MUCH BETTER I
at the game time, that I am a tirely averted or completely healed ilies constitute our America. These
Jew. I have never notice4 any the moment President Roosevelt dragged American down to the
antagonism, any conflict, however, came to office. Even to this day level of 1929. I do not say that the
alight, between these two phases the consequences are still being President substituted a paradise in
of my consciousness . . . To be- borne, despite the courage of the 1933-36 for the Coolidge-Hoover
THESE CRISP CRACKERS
long to a country completely, nation's, leadership and the in- concocted inferno of 1925-1933.
ARE MADE UNDER THE
without reservation, does not credible patience of millions of al- But the President has helped us to
SUPERVISION OF A RABBI
mean that one cannot feel one- most too-long enduring Americans. save ourselves. That is his great
self to be, in another respect, an Whether certain people who dine and imperishable achievement;
WHO GUARANTEES THEM
integral part of another group, together occasionally atWashing- Not chiefly by adding 20 billions
KOSHER AND"PARVE"
another human community. We can ton understand it or not, the Amer- to the yearly income of the Amer.
feel ourselves to be wholly and ican democracy withstood its ul- !can people, but by giving back to
completely French, yet this feel- timate test, and, thanks to the the American people the faith
they had lost or were losing,
ing need not possess us so exclus- vision and the heroic statesman- which
ively as to eliminate the possibil- ship of President Roosevelt's faith that a decently just and equitable
life
is
possible
under the forms of
ity of our feeling ourselves to be in the democratic ideal, the demo-
that law is not forever
an integral part of some other cratic way of life was reborn. democracy,
be tortured to the advantage of
collective group, whatever it However imperfectly and inade- to
might be. And we can belong to quately foundations were laid for the few and that economic as well
the Jewish community with al l a juster order of life. Tomorrow s as political security of every man,
our heart and soul the while we foundations upon which the future woman and child is merits ably
matter who becomes written in the charter of our
fisculf
feel ourselves to be completely will build, no
'r
w saeEaa Or
President or which party comes to American democracy!"
French"
"METER-
MISER"
ALL
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No matter where you buy theca.
15ouble•Mellow Old Golds will track
you u fresh as they came off the
cigarette machine.
Take a sporting dunce on a pack
of Double-Mellow Old Golds. Smoke
ten of the cigarettes. If you deal
say they're the finest you've ever
tasted, mail the package wrapper and
the remaining ten cigarettes to the
P. Lorillard Company, 119 West 40dt
asse
Street, New York City, any
within 30 days from this date: sad
they'll send you double the prier re
paid for the full package, plus
rosia.so.
OUTER
celloph:se JACKET
opens from the bottom
INNER
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TASTE
the Prise CropTobacco 1
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vilest Double•Mellosf
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