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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1936
JEWISH COMMITTEE
39 ARABS, 29 JEWS DEAD AS
AN ATTEMPT;
PALESTINE'S RIOTS ENTER lth MAKES
HALT CONGRESS
WEEK; SHOOTINGS CONTINUE
Dr. Weizmann Calls Arab Violence Chal-
lenge to League; Rejects Commission;
Urges "Active Policy"
CHRISTIAN AMERICANS ASK OPEN
DOORS FOR JEWS IN PALESTINE
Ormsby-Gore, Friend of Zionism, Named
Colonial Secreary; Jewish Demands
Heard by League of Nations
BULLETIN
Many wealthy Arabs are reported fleeing Palestine to
Egypt, Lebanon and Europe as a result of threats on their
lives unless they pay specified sums to the Arab strike funds.
It is reported that mysterious source. ■
are subsidizing Pal-
estine Arabs. Young Arabs are being mobilized and are paid
$30 a month for their services.
Tel Aviv reports that within 10 days $325,000 has been
subscribed for a small port to be built there.
JERUSALEM (WNS-Palcor Agency) –
The death of seven Arabs in Jaffa following
a clash with. police and the slaying of a Ger-
man Jew in Jerusalem ushered in the seventh
week of Palestine's unprecedented disturb-
ances. The new deaths brought the total of
Arabs killed by police fire since the disturbances started
to 39. One of the 29 Jewish victims of Arab attacks was
Franz Burchardt, who was shot in the head while walk-
ing through the Gvat Shaul quarter of Jerusalem. He
died on the way to a hospital. Police dogs traced his as-
sailant to the Arab village of Lifta, outside of Jerusalem,
where several Arab suspects have* --:—
u aerreaeyde. ar- o l ilychaadrydet, who
was
advertising
agent, came to Palestine with his
fIy
nnily. two years ago from Ger-
many,
An official government comma-
nique declared that two of the
Arabs killed in Jaffa died when Dr. A. M. Hershman Pays
a bomb, thrown from an Arab
Tribute to the Late
house, struck bystanders. After
Nahum Sokolow
wards there was an exchange of
shooting between Arabs and mili-
tary, who killed one Arab during
Dr. Harry E. August was
the barrage. Four of those elected president of the .Zionist
wounded during the shooting suc- Organization of Detroit at the
cumbed later to their wounds. annual meeting of the organiza-
After an all-night round-up as tion held on Monday evening at
part of the campaign to suppress
Hotel Stotler. He
agitation, the government ban-
succeeds James
ished 40 Arab and Jewish Corn- • •
I. Ellmann, who
monists to various parts of the (
completed two
country,. distant from their own
terms as presi-
residences, particularly to small '
dent and declin-
villages. At those points of ban-
„e'er
ed to accept a
ishment they will have to report
third term.
to the police three times a day.
Other officers,
They are forbidden to leave their
nominated by a
houses between sunset and sun-
committee head-
rise.
ed by Judge
Bombing, Shooting, Arson
Charles Rubiner,
The problem of preserving or-
were elected as
der was further complicated when
follows:
an ultimatum was handed to the
Abraham Coop-
Palestine Government by the
er and Judge
Arab constables of Jerusalem who
Charles Rubiner,
vice
threatened to go on strike unless
presidents;
Dr. August
their demands were granted by
Sol Lifsitz, sec-
June 4. One hundred and fifty retary; Lawrence W. Crohn,
of them met to consider their treasurer; Mrs. Albert Feldstein,
relationship to the disturbances executive secretary.
and drew up a list of 12 demands
The advisory council consists
which include full equality with of the following ex-presidents:
British constables, who must Joseph H. Ehrlich, James I. Ell-
salute Arab constables; Arab mann, Dr. A. M. Hershman, Robert
constables should not be asked to
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stand guard in Jewish quarters;
and Jews should not be allowed
to serve in Arab quarters.
thousand rifles were seized
by French frontier guards on the
Syrian frontier. Three cars had
attempted to smuggle the arms
into Palestine from Transjor- Communist Activities in Paelstine,
Endorsement by U. S. Com-
dania. It is stated that ammuni-
munist. Given as Reason
tion is being stored in oil tins
and taken across the River Jor-
dan by Arabs who swim the nar-
Rabbi Edward L. Israel, for-
row stream during the night. The
emergency conference held here merly chairman of the Social Jus-
between Admrial Sir Alfred Dud- tice Commission of the Central
ley Pound, commander of the Conference of American Rabbis
British Mediterraneon fleet, and from 1928 to 1931, prominent lec-
officers of the Royal Air Forceq turer, journalist and outstanding
the military and police, was be- leader in American Jewish life,
DR AUGUST HEADS
DETROIT ZIONISTS
Rabbi Israel Quits
League . Against War
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Dr. Cyrus Adler Writes to
Rabbis and Laymen in
Opposing Movement
ATTITUDE CONDEMNED
BY JEWISH LEADERS
Bernhard, Feuchtwanger,
Rosmarin, Godart For
World Congress
BY A WNS
REPORTER
Six Jewish Scholars
Get Harvard Degrees
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (WNS(
—Six world famous Jewish
scholars and scientists are
among the 66 international
men of renown who will re-
ceive honorary degrees from
Ilarvard University on Sept.
[8 at the culmination of the
university's 300th anniversary
celebration. Jewish scholars
to be honored are Dr. Louis
Ginsberg, professor of Talmud
at the Jewish Theological Sem-
inary of America; Adolph
Goldschmidt, former professor
of the history of art at the
University of Berlin; .Charles
Gustave Jung, Swiss authority
on psychology; Dr. Tullio Levi-
Cevita, professor of mathe-
matics at the University of
Rome; Karl Landsteiner of
the Rockefeller institute• for
Medical Research; and Dr.
Otto Warburg, of Germany,
eminent physiologist. Dr: Al-
bert Einstein is among those
invited to the special exercises
but he will not be given an
honorary degree because he al-
ready has one from Harvard.
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cads
REPORT PROGRESS Complete '36 Quota of Allied Jewish
IN POLISH RELIEF
DRIVE FOR $25,000' Campaign Assured in Unusual Effort
org::::a ns edadpor!rit vid- Taken by Leaders to Raise Shortage
Give to Appeal
t
SIXTY ORGANIZATIONS
PARTICIPATE IN DRIVE
Appeals Made Over Local
Radio Stations by
Leaders
Sidney J. Allen. Inaugura es Movement to Guarantee Subscription
of Deficit Within Ten Days; Fifty Men Undertake to
Secure $24,000 Short of Goal by Monday, June 15
UNIQUE. STEP LAUNCHED A T DINNER HELD AT
HOME OF ALLENS LAST WEDNESDAY EVENING
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Enthusiastic Response to Demand that Complete Quota be Raised
for Maintenance Funds is an Extraordinary Move in Com-
munity Drives; Raise Full Old Folks' Home Quota
,Volunteer workers in the drive
to raise Detroit's quota of the
NEW YORK (WNS)—An elev
national $1,000,000 fund for the
enth-hour attempt by the Ameri
can Jewish Committee to halt th
relief of the homeless and starv-
ing Jews in Poland report encour-
World Jewish Congress was dis
aging progress in their solicita-
closed through a "confidential let-
tion of funds for this urgent liti-
ter" by Dr. Cyrus Adler, presi-
manitarian cause. Det2it's quota
dent of the committee, circular
is $25,000.
ized among the I merican rabbin
ate.. Dr. Adler's letter, which i
Committees to visit 'organiza-
said to have been mailed in hun
tions were appointed at the last
deeds of copies is marked "per
general meeting held on Thursday,
May 28. They are now, calling on
sonal and not for publication.'
the various groups with a plea
It points to the World Jewish
for material assistance for the vic-
Congress "as a distinct menace.'
,
The highlight of this letter i 31TO
tims of pogroms and persecution
.
expressed in a statement which
in Poland, The Detroit branch,
says that the World Jewish Con-
American Committee Appeal for
gress in Geneva this summer
the Relief' of Jews in Poland, le
in charge of the drive and requests dinner on Wednesday evening
would be followed "by a call for
at guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen, at their home .on •
a Pan-Arabic, congress which
all Jewish organizations to give its Pontchartrain
Drive, and virtually guaranteed that a sufficient sum will be subscribed
would not only include the Arabs Mrs. Leo M. Abrahams t 'representatives the floor prompt-
of Palestine, Egypt, Syria, Trans-
' y and to vote as large a donation Within 10 days to assure the complete success of the drive.
Speak at Service This
as the treasury will permit. At
jordan, Iraq and Iledjaz, but
With the sum of $299,000 reported raised at the time of the dinner at the Allen
Sunday
might even bring about a Pan-
the some time, it calls upon indi -
'home, the assembled leaders immediately pledged the subscription of an additional
Moslem movement which would
vidual members of these organize -
$15,000, and it is confidently expected that an additional sum will be secured to fill
bring in the Moslems of India and
A' class of .25 girls will be con tions to make personal contribu-
Persia."
4'the entire quota.
secreted to service to Judaisima : tions, separate and apart from
en
Confidence that a sum much
The complete text of Dr. Ad- the third annual consecration sere aenounts given by their respective
societies.
larger than the present shortage
ler's letter, written on official ice at ongregation Shaarey Zede
Samuel Dronzek heads the list
is available was particularly in-
American Jewish Committee sta- this Sunday at 10 a. m. Doors t
telg
i
spired
by the fact that 1 ,575
tionery, follows:
the main auditorium will close a ° of personal solicitations. On Tires-
t
day,
several
days
after
he
started
the
1935 contrbutora had not yet
of
that time and parents and friend
May 21/, 1038.
been solicited for the 1936 cam-
Personal and not for publication.
are therefore,urged to be on time ' out to make calls, he reported $351
•
in
pledges
and
$51
in
cash,
a
total
I ant motoring to app roach ,on
The principal address at thi s
as I ant mum other rabbis in the
Leaders at Dinner
service will be delivered by Mrs. of $402 in a few days work.
tailed Mates concerning the woad
"The plight of the 3,500,000
J ewi .11 Congress and from • point
The following are the men wits
Leo M. Abrahams of East Orange,
Text of Statement Submitted at Concluding Lunch-
'of view which I think you will un-
Jews
in
Poland
is
of
such
magni-
the Allen dinner and
N. J:, a prominent leader in the
derstand ranno4
InWsentrol in •tty
eon of Allied Jewish Campaign Volun-
undertook to raise the campaign
public statement. Milhout consid-
East. Rabbi A. M. Ilershman will tude, their suffering so great and
their lives in such constant peril
teers on Friday, j May 29
ring whether you am affiliated with
shortage:
also speak,
he %Mold Organithtion or not, or
Harold Allen, Sidney J. Allen,
The theme of the service this from physical attacks by organ-
with bite Jewish Agency, I trust that
Maurice Aronson, Morton Ash-
I may assume that Joss are in-
year is "Zionism—Its Background, ized bands of hooligans, that it
By SIDNEY J. ALLEN
must touch the hearts not only of
terested In the welfare ..f Pales-
tier, Louis Blumberg, A. J. Blu-
Developmeet
and
Fruition."
The
tinesod the security of the gmw-
menau, Nathan BorM, Fred M.
Zion ideal in Jewish history is Jews, but of our Christian broth-
ing Jewish population hen. I
The goal edi. the 1936 Allied Jewish Campaign was
need not point out to you the pres-
Butzel, Maurice Caplan, Harry -
represented as passing through ' ems' as well, who believe - in. fair
$323,550. According to the report made today, we are still
ent len., situation between Ando,
play and decent sonduct toward
Cohen, Anthony Deutsch, Joseph
three
"Gates
of
Horse"—the
Gate
d
in Paltslille.
If there
short 324700.
their
fellows,"
the
local
committee
Ehrlich, Clarence Eturgess, Charles
onid nokemble a so-railed world
of Dusk, the Gate of Dawn, and
J ew ish Corm- nom in Geneva thin
The thought, effort, and the work that hat been put into
Feinberg, Ben B. Fenton, Sam- -
the Giste of Day, standing respec- states in its appeal.
wooer. they would claim to repre-
this campaign by our workers and leaders has been very fine.
The facilities of stations, WJR
tie] Frank, William Friedman,
tively for the Zion ideal in the
mot the 16.080,000 Jews of the
The spirit and the loyalty shown has en.
moll& Such a meeting wld.
ou
I
Samuel Gerson, Marvin Gingold,
Diaspora of the Middle' Ages, in and CKLW have been tendered the
ry
hare reason to belle e, be followed
couraged everyone
to do his utmost in .order
American Committee Appeal and
Nathaniel Goldatick, !tarry Grant,
the 19th century, and today.
by • rail Co.- • pan-Arable eon-
to bring the campaign to • successful con-
are
being
utilizal
to
broadcast
"Hank" Greenberg, Abe Kash:, Ben
Mom altich aould pot only include
Members of Class
clusion.
the Arabs of Pale...line but also of
pleas
for
financial
assistance
in
Kramer,
Walter Laib, Henry Lev-
Members of the consectation
atror, Myths, Tnsno-Jonian. •Irml
- However, In spite of this fine attitude
itt, Lawrence Michaelson, M.A.Mit-
and Hellion. And It might also go
class are: Charlotte Barak, Lenora this • great •• humanitarian cause.
shown by our workers, the results to date,
men further and bring about •
Hyman
Altman,
who
conducts
the
telman,
Kurt
Peiser, Meyer Pren-
Bayles, Eileen Blumberg, June
Pan-Montego movement whirl, would
are somewhat discouraging. When you ton•
tis, Herman Radner, Lou/ Robin-
briers
r
i..111 the Monica. of India and
Cantor, Anna Chad, Marcia Dia- Jewish hour on WIMISC, Harry
sider that communities such as Cleveland,
Weinberg,
of
Station
WJR
and
son,
Meyer
Rosenbaum,
Nate S..°
mond, Florine Dinner, Vivian El-
Kansas City,' Pittsburgh and San Francisco,
There
Shapero, George Sherman, Bert
in my opinion serious
lenson, Mildred Frank, Sylvia Aaron Kurland of the Jewish Ra-
raised from 5 to 15 per cent in excess of
objection. to
Mudd Jewish Con-
dio
Forum
are
giving
the
com-
Silverman,
Leonard
Simons
Mill
Firestone, Bette Geltner, Virginia
gress from the point of *lex, of the
their quota., surely a community such as
Slomovitz, Barney Smith, Abe
Position of the
middle and
Golden, Rahl Greenbaum Shirley mittee unstinted support through
ours should do equally is. well. The people
Eastern Europe. but I Ian mating
their
broadcasting
facilities.
Srere, Sidney Stone, Morris Stein-
Ilerzberg, Shirley Imber, Lueille
ili% ielter mainly regard to
of our city are enjoying as much prosperity,
berg, George N. Stutz, .. Joseph,
The Detroit branch, American
Kavanau, Marion Lewis, Nathalie
Palestine Melt has been, the hoot
if not more, tluin cities just mentioned, and
Welt, Melville S. Welt, Henry
few )earn, the most coneldenthie
Committee Appeal for the Relief
Lightstone,
Lois
Linden,
Ruth
Nag-
to fail in re•ching our quota would be a
outlet for
migrating front Po-
Wineman.
Miss Esther' Prussian,
ler,
of
Jews
in
Poland,
is
made
up
of
Sylvia Schlossberg, Bernice
land and Germany.
decided reflection on this community.
secretary of the Detroit Service
Sorock, Betty Vineberg, Bertha representatives of more than 60
If you agree with Ells poled of
It is because we feel keenly the needs-
Group,
and
a group of the wives
slew I hope you will use your in-
Jewish organizations, who hold
Whitestone and Ethel Winston.
sity for raising the full amount of our quota
fluence in yowl. rommunIty to
of some of the men present
The Consecration committee in weekly meetings' on Thursdays, at
Parade people to abstain from
that a group of 40 workers in this city have agreed
joined
the
business
meting of this
to meet
participating In the stein toward
charge of the exercises consists of the B'nai Moshe Synagogue, Lawr-
and devise ways and means of raising the deficit—within the
this Conte
gathering following the dinner. A
mn. If tie
• proponent..
ence and Dexter. Organizations
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salt
two
weeks.
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number of men who have pledged
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to co-operate in the effort to raise
deficit were Unavoidably ab-
sent, several of them on account
of the dinner - tendered the same
evening by the board of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek in hondr of
its retiring president, 'Isaac
Sharer.
; •
Statement by Allen
20 Detroiters to Attend Ses- 'This very important muting
was
opened
with a statement by
sions in Washington
Sidney Allen who announced that '
June 13 ad 14
the
complete
quota
has been raised
By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
the building fund for the Jew-
At least 20 Detroiters, repre- ish Old Folks' Ilome, and that the
iesp y ri g ia,l) (men Aito Fottu,F3ndica ■ e)
renting a cross-section of the JeW- group Dist has become so vitally
ish community, will attend the ses- interested in this cause is now very
sions of the American Jewish Con. anxious to see the entire mainten-
Sammy Reshe•sky at the
greenin
Washington, D. C., on ance fund subscribed.
chessboard. The youthful
June 13 and II, it Was indicated
muter is more at home with
"We are just as much interested
this
week. , •
the chefs board than with any
in the maintenance funds as we
■
Detroit delegates, who were are in the Old Folks' Home build-
other instrument—and he is
elected at the conference of 61 or- ing fund," Mr. Allen declared.
climbing the highest rungs of
ganizations held at the Jewish Cen- ''After the home for the aged is
the ladder to world-wide fame
ter on May 17, are:
in the game.
built we will have to come to the
Simon Shetzer, Congregation Federation for maintenance and
Shaarey Zedek; Slomovitz, our interest does not end, there-
Zioni s t Organization; William fore, with a construction program.
Hordes, Arlazaroff Br. 137, Jewish It is a fact that the sum. allocated
National Workers Alliance; Rabbi for various agencies have been cut
J. S. Sperka, Congregation Vila' to a minimum and it Is an oblige.
CONSECRATE-25
AT SHAAREY ZEDE K
k
A group of communally-minded Detroit Jewish leaders this
week wrote history, in fund-raising activities when they undertook
to raise or underwrite the sum necessary to complete the $323,550
goa of the Allied Jewish Campa ign.
,
•
Inspired by ,ao effort inaugurated. by Sidney J. Allen and a
group of leaders in the Jewish Welfare Federation,. 45 men met at
Sidney J. Allen Heads Group of
Workers Determined to Secure
Campaign Deficit in Two Weeks
t
L den.
are
Jowl. of
Jews
One Step from liVorld's Chess Championship LARGE DELEGATION
Samuel Reshevsky's Rise From Boy Prodigy to Holder of the U. S. Chess Title—How Late
Julius Rosenwald and Morris Steinberg, Sammy's "Big Brother," Have
Directed Champ ion's. Tendencies
GOES TGCONGRESS
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By LUDWIG LEWISOHN
This column is enereisse by the Soren Atte Penton, Syndicate Re-
production in allele or in part WWII, forbidden. Any intrIngement on
this copyright will be prosecuted.
fended. Lovers of peace in war-
like countries, lovers of freedom
in dictatorships, lovers of better
and more equitable human lives
amid the slothful and the cruel—
these are the kinds of individuals
and the kinds of groups who are
persecuted from age to age. Such
were Jews and early Christians
in Rome's empire; such were the
early leaders and followers of
Protestant and libertarian moves
meets from age to age. And such
are still the persecuted in this day
and in this age.
From this follows one of the
deepest and truest paradoxes of
the normal life those who are per-
secuted are always the least
worthy of persecution—from the
prophets to the Jews and Chris-
tians and liberals of contemporary
Germany. The - persecuted are al-
ways the higher types and the
better friends of mankind. The
very fact of their persecution is
the supreme witness of their
worth. It has never failed . to be
PO. Search all history. The man
or group persecuted by his or its
fellows and perishing on the cross
I
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'GRADUATIONS IN THREE BRANCHES
OF HEBREW SCHOOLS JUNE 7 1 8 1 10
THE WORLD'S WINDOW
'TECHNIQUE OF DEFENSE"
The technique of defending the
persecthed, individual or group, in
always difficult, always intricate,
often doomed to failure. For the
subconscious mind of the mob is
always to project its pains and
fears and frustrations upon an
object that need aerely be pointed
out and no rationalizes its reaction
with the conclusion that they who
are persecuted must, by that very
fact, be in some measure worthy
of persecution. Where there is on
much smoke there must be some
fire. ,
A moment's reflection will show
of course that precisely the con-
trary is true. For, take it by and
large, men are persecuted—not
judged by society and punished—
but persecuted for what they are.l
for what they have a right to be,
and therefore always essentially
for conscience's sake. It is always
t he proclaimers of unpopular
angles of truth who are in the
minority and who are persecuted ,
and-it is precisely that unpopular '
truth which, when mobs or majori-
ties or dictators rage, needs to be
.emphasized and needs to be de•
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Announce Programs for Annual Commencement Services
Whi Are Preceded by Public
Examinations
Above is • photograph
of Sammy taken in the
winter of 1920 at West
Feint, where he opposed
the army's best chess
players and won 19 games
and tied one. Sammy
played at
•
West Point
shortly after his arrival
in this country.
Sixteen years ago, when a di-
minutive little prodigy who was
just approaching his eighth birth-
day was spoken of as the pos-
sible world's chess champion.
th ere were many who must have
laughed up their sleeves: because,
infant prodigies have • habit of
not growing up into geniuses.
then vice-president of the Detroit
Only seven years ago many may Life insurance Company, gave the
similarly have been skeptical over promise: "I hope to bring laurels
the possibility of world renown, to Detroit some day by capturing
for him when Sammy Reshevsky, the world's chess title."
et the banquet given in his honor,
But Sammy in making good his
on February 21, 1929, in Detroit,' promise and if the outstanding
at the home of Morris Fishmeal chess experts is America are tor- I
beet in their prophecies, it will not
be long before the world title
ill be in Sammy's possession.
The one-time infant prodigy,
now in his 24th year, is already
in the closest position for the
title of the world, haring word
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The public examinati n.s
The first graduation ceremony
generally precede the commence-1 will be held at the Alger Public
ment exercises of the Hebrew School for the pupils of the Del-
Schools were held at the Delmar mar branch, Betty Cohen, class
School on Wednesday evening, president, will deliver the vale-
June 3. Members of the Board of dictory, and Thomas Schneider, the
Education, Rabbis, instructors and associate president, will be in
many of the parents and friends charge of the presentation of the
were present at these examina- gift. It is customary for the grad-
tions The questions centered main- uates to present
a gift
the
ly around the study of the Bible, school. The gift presented to
by the
Jewish history, the Hebrew lan- children of the Delmar School con-
guage, and the prayers. In connec- sists of several pets of prayer
tion with the study of history, a books for the use of the pupil, of
special questionnaire and guide the school. The lighting of the .
was prepared and was used In pre- candle ceremony will be performed
paring the examination papers . by Gertrude Strauss and the reci-
The study of the prayers is one of pients for the next graduating
the subjects introduced several cirri will be Jacob Schneider and
years ago and is being taught In Nettie Seligson. Other features in-
the senior classes of the elementary clude the recitation of the Ten
wheal. The purpose is to teach the Commandments and a resume of
children not only the reading of the Pentateuch and the Earlier
the prayers properly, but to under- Prophets. The following students
stand every word they road as well will participate: Abraham Levin-
as the different customs and regu- son, Bertha Freed, Lillian Saws
lations connected with the various ling, Norma GreIick, Sarah Nos
prayers. The examinations at the vetsky, Harold (mesas, Her Ar-
Tuxedo School were held Thursday bit, Sarah Beigier and Radii
evening, June 4. The Philadelphia- Travis, Jacob V. Arid, principal
Byron School will hold its examin- of the school, will be is charge of
ations Sunday morning, June 7.
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