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tors Wednesday, June 10, at the
Franklin Hills Country Club.
Mrs. Allen, who has long been
an active member of liadassah,
is known for ,her valuable con-
tributions to all phases of com-
munal activities. An able and
experiences leader, she is well
qualified to direct Hadassah's
vole fund raising campaign of
1936.
Assisting Mrs. Allen as vice-
chairmen will be: Mrs. fly C.
Broder, Mrs. David Diamond,
Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg, Mrs.
Meyer Prentis, Mrs. Abe Srere
and Mrs. Henry Wineman.
, Serving as corresponding and
financial secretaries will be Mrs.
Morris Blumberg and Mrs. Carl
Schiller, respectively. Mrs. Da-
vie Diamond and Mrs. Abe Srere
will head the prospect commit.
tee.
The special chairmen are: Jew-
ish National Fund Committee,
Mrs. Samuel Kavanau: infant
welfare fund, Mrs. Joseph Magid-
sohn; school luncheons fund, Mrs.
Aaron Silberblatt; youth Aliyah,
Mrs. Joseph Welt.
Mrs. J. Si. Berris and Miss Hat-
tie Gittleman are co chairmen of
Roll of Honor rally programs,
and Mrs. Ilarold Allen and Mrs.
Edward Atlas are co-chairmen of
rally arrangements.
Mrs. Lewis a Daniels and Mrs.
Max Dushkin wilLdirel;t publicity.
Mrs. Landau has inlfde the fol-
lowing appointments of chairmen
of other standing committees- for
next season's work: Program, Sirs.
Harry August, Mrs. Charles Lak-
off; education, Sirs. Lawrence
Crohn; hospitality, Airs. Reuben
Rosenfield; social, Airs. Simon
Shetzer; publicity, Mrs. Lewis B.
Daniels, Mrs. Max Dushkinl Ha-
dassah-Rothschild University Hos-
pital, Mrs. Robert Marwil; delin-
quent dues, Mrs. Perry Burnstine;
current dues, Mrs. William B.
Isenberg; secretary of current
dues, Mrs. R. S. brews.
liadassah announces the follow-
ing contributions to the school
luncheon fund: bliss " Beverly
Lightman, in honor of her birth-
day; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robin-
son, in honor of the consecration
of Lucille Kavanau, Marcia Dia-
mond and Eileen Blurnberg; Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt in
honor of the consecration of Lu-
cille Kavanau, Marcia Diamond
and Eileen Blumberg; Mr. and
Airs. Philip Lipson in honor of
the consecration of Marcia Dia-
mond.
EFFORTS OF DETROIT JEWISH WOMEN
FEATURED IN EYE, NATIONAL MAGAZINE
Eve, national women's maga-
zine, published at 80 8th Ave.,
New York City, will feature an
article in its July issue describ-
ing the activities of outstanding
Jewish women in Michigan. Thin
issue will be on sale on Detroit
newsstands beginning with either
June 18 or June 20.
Anne Manson, Mrs. Samuel N.
Heyman, Emma Lazaroff Scheyer,
Mrs. James I. Ellmann.
The following women outside
of Detroit are listed in this
sketch:
Mrs. Louis Lebster of Flint,
Mrs. Louis B. Harrison and Mrs.
H. F. Anthony of Bay City, Mrs.
Samuel Seaman of Jackson and
Mrs. Julius Amber of Grand
Rapids.
The July issue of Eve also fea-
tures a very fine article by Bea-
trice Marx on "Jewish Women
Patriots of '76" and a profile of
Airs. Anna L. Rosenberg, New
York 'state director of a Federal
Social Security Board. There are
20 other features in this issue
which include fiction, fashion and
book reviews, travel chats, club
notes and other items of interest
to women.
June 12, 1936
Jr: Hadassah Elects
Sophie B. Schwartz
LA GUARDIA STOPS
ANTI - SEMITE FROM
SPREADING LIBELS
Miss Sophie Blanche Schwartz
was re-elected president of the
(CONCLUDED 1, 11011 PAGE II
Detroit unit of Junior Hadassah
at the last meeting of the organ- "for the first time this old Gallo-
ization held June 7. Other of- Roman country of France will
ficeri were elected as follows: be governed by a Jew." Blum's
appearance in the Chamber to
outline his legislative program
was the signal for an outburst of
booing and derisive shouts by his
foes and a tremendous wave of
applause and cheering by his
friends.
SOPHIE B.
SCHWARTZ
First vice-president, Frances Mor-
anz; second vice-president, Sadie
Shur; third vice-president, Sarah
Bloomfield; recording. secretary,
Betty Morrison; corresponding
secretary, Fannie Golobisky;
treasurer, Sophie Balberor; fin-
ancial secretary, Pearl Wartell.
The following members were
also elected to the board of di-
rectors: Sophie Balberor, Pauline
Barahal, Sarah Bloomfield, Ann
Brooks, Ethel Delin, Gerald
Fealk, Bernice Friedland, Ruth
Friedland, Harriette Glickman,
Carolyn Goodman, Fannie Golob-
isky, Rose Greenwald, Betty
Heideman, Fayga Keidan, Freda
Milstein, Frances Moranz, Betty
Morrison, Elsie Olender, Miriam
Peiman, Sydelle Rabinowitz, So-
phie B. Schwartz, Sadie Shur,
Sarah Shur, Frances Stellar, Pearl
Wartell, Jean Wolfgang and Ber-
tha Yackness;
Miss Schwartz named the fol-
lowing chairmen of standing com-
mittees: Membership, Frances
Moranz, chairman; Bertha Ynck-
ness, co-chairman; fund-raising,
Sarah Bloomfield, chairman; Ann
Brooks, co-chairman; program,
Sadie Shur, chairman; cultural,
Pauline Barahal, chairman; Mir-
iam Peiman, co-chairman; dramat-
ics, Geraldine Fealk, chairman;
Harriette Glickman, co-chairman;
National Fund, Rose Greenwald,
chairman; Janet Olender, co-
chairman; Newsette, Ethel Delia,
chairman; Dorothy Eizen, co-
chairman; Happy Day Fund, Ruth
Friedland, chairman; Rose Kief,
co-chairman; publicity, Bernice
Friedland, chairman; Faye Mor-
ons, co-chairman; Young Judaea,
Frances Stellar,' chairman; Freda
Mikstein, co-chairman; Junior rep-
resentative on Senior Iladassah
board, Jean Wolfgang; advisor to
Little Women of Hadassah, Marty
Moranz.
The annual board dinner is to
be held Tuesday, June 16, at the
L'Aiglon. New officers and new
board members are to be inaugur-
ated. Representatives from Sen-
ior Hadassah and the Business
and Professional Group are to be
guests of the Junior unit.
In her summary of the past
year's activities, Miss Schwartz
reported that the organization
was able to oversubscribe the
Jewish National Fund quota, and
that the amount collected the pre-
vious year. The membership com-
mittee was also able to go over
the quota for Detroit member-
ship assigned by the National of-
fice.
Vallat's remark was challenged
by Eduard lierriot, president of
the Chamber, but the fiery war
veteran refused to be silenced.
"For once," he declared, "France
will be led by an Israelite. I have
nothing agaimt Jews but I as-
sure you there are millions of
peasants who are not in favor
of studying the Talmud." At
this point Ilerriot interrupted and
shoutfd angrily: "I know neither
Catholic nor Protestant nor Jew.
I know only Frenchmen." While
the Chamber remained in an up
roar, ilerriott warned Vallat not
to repeat his attack on Blum. But
Vallat refused to retract his re-
marks except to add that "fur
the first time France would have
its Disraeli."
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Summer Sale
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Season's newest accessories at reduced prices
The anti-Semitic attack on Pre-
mier Blum was not confined to the
Chamber of Deputies. L'Action
Fancaise, organ of th ereaction-
ary monarchists, came out with
a screaming front page headline,
"France Under a Jew" and de-
manded immediate legislation to
curb the civil rights of Jews. An-
other right wing paper was con-
fiscated on order of Minister of
the Interior Salengro because it
published an article declaring
that "the republic is in danger
from Jews and Freemasons who
are our enemies. They are re-
sponsible for the plight of
France."
INtrolro lam,. wire -
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of otylev and patter.,
including the new Porn-
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otmarl Itorinonttd otrIpen,
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Protestant Churches Urge Mem-
bers to Fight Black Legion
NEW YORK. (WNS)—Vigor-
ously condemning the Black Le-
gion as "a menace to civil lib-
erty", the Federal Council of
Churches of Christ in America,
which represents 23 Protestant
denominations, publicly disown
the Black Legion in a statement
branding "its use of the name
of God Almight and its descrip-
tion of itself as Protestant, AP
unjustifiable and shameful." The
statement declared that the Black
Legion had "disclosed the ex-
treme cruelty and social danger
to which a red-baiting, anti-Sem-
itic, anti-Negro, anti-Catholic or-
ganization easily goes," and ap-
pealed to Christians throughout
the country "to exercise the ut-
most vigor is opposing such ten-
dencies as these, which are sow-
ing fears, hatreds and dissensions
at a time of great social emer-
gency and danger, when our peo-
ple shoUld beable to think sober-
ly and to act unitedly." The Fed-
eral Council also called attention
to the fact that "there are signs
(in this country) of a whispering
anti-Semitic agitation such as,
unrestrained, has left an indel-
ible stain upon the German gov-
ernment."
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DAVE H. NATHANSON
written
by Philip Slomovitz and
For rates and information call Tyler 3530 or Clifford 2469
Formerly of the Bagley Shop
describes the work of the follow-
ing Detroit women:
DETROITER
HOTEL 2560 WOODWARD AVE.
Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, Mils
Henry Wineman, WK. Harry M.
Shulman, Miss Maxine Floater-
weld, Mr,. Ralph Davidson, Mrs.
Harry L. Jackson, Mrs. Regene
Freund Cohane, Mrs. Samuel R.
Glogower, Mrs. Joseph M. Welt,
WONC1.111IED FROM
ONE)
a meeting of the Supreme Arab Mrs. Maurice Landau, Mrs. Al-
eighth week of disorder and Committee that he would no long- bert Feldstein, Mrs. Samuel Shaf-
bloodshed arising out of Arab pro- er co-operate with the Mufti but lender, Misr; Esther Prussian, Miss
tests against British policy in Pal- would work independently hence-
estine was inaugurated. The edi- forth. The committee has re-
torial statement in the Arabic ceived an invitation to visit Emir
paper was in response to a mani- Abdullah of Transjordan at Am-
Twenty-one rabbis and ■
feet° addressed to the Arab peo- man, to discuss the matters which
Jewish layman joined with 26
ple by Chief Rabbi Jacob Meier, the Emir took up in a lengthy
Protestant clergyinen in sign-
conversation
with
High
Commis-
On
Sunday,
June
28,
Camp
the 80-year-old head of the Seph-
ing a vigorously worded state-
Kinderwelt will begin its 8th an-
ardic Jewish community, who ap- sioner Wauchope last week.
ment of protest against the
nual camp season. Kinderwelt is "Major" Bercfun' ■ Amateur Show
pealed to the Arabs for peace
renewed
Nazi attack on the
and co-operation. Replying to the Force Will Not Deter Jews, Says situated near Chelsea, Mich.,
Feature of Moonlight
Catholic
Church in Germany.
Dizengoff
••
Levant
Fair
about 50 miles from Detroit.
chief rabbi, the Arab paper al-
Assailing "the almost unique
Close,
leged t'e Jews want to drive the
For this coming season, an un -
The Temple moonlight, sched-
brutality and unfairness of the
Arabs It to the desert and to con-
TEL AVIV (WNS — Palcor usual camp program is being pre
- uled to depart from the foot of
most recent attack launched l,
vert the Mosque of Omar into ■ Agency)—''No amount of force pared. A large staff under th e First St., at 8:30 'Monday night,
the government of Germany,
Jewish ten ple.
can deter the Jewish people from direction of Nachman Drachle
r June 22, on the Steamer Put-In-
charging Catholic clergy with
The meeting of the General continuing with the upbuildin g and Morris Haar is at work o n Bay, will carry with it two promi-
gross immorality," the state-
Zionist Council, supreme body of of their Jewish National llome," many new camp projects. Snec -
ment said that "now it is the
the Zionist movement between bi- Mayor Meier Dizengoff of Tel sal activities in arts and crafts,
g ood name of the Catholic
ennial congresses, which was Aviv declared as the fourth bi- music, sports, knitting, photogra-
priesthood
which is to be de.
scheduled to be held here on June ennial Levant Fair, Palestine agri- phy, etc., have already been ar-
famed, in the hope that so the
23, hag been Indefinitely post- cultural and Industrial exhibition, ranged. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Froh-
ultimate
suppression
of all
poned, owing to the inability of was closed with ceremonies at- man will conduct special classes
universal Jewish and Christian
many of its members from abroad tended by many thousands. Re- in song and music. In addition,
beliefs by the totalitaria n state
ferring to the killing of Israel new building are also being erect-
to participate in the sessiona.
can be most speedily effected."
Hen Yehuda, latest Jewish victim ed. A large sanitary building
Three Prominent Arab Leaders
The second annual Wayne
of the disturbances, Mr. Dizen- containing many hot and cold
The service agencies subven-
Seat to Concentration Camp
County
Delinquency
Prevention
goff asserted that "the faith which showers is nearly completed. Im-
Institute was held Thursday and tioned by the Joint Distribution
The Palestine Government has made possible our achieve. provements are also being made
Friday in the Juvenile Court Committee helped 3,874 German
hurled • bombshell into the camp menta thus ftr will enable us to on the camp grounds and on the
Jews to emigrate from their
Bldg., 1205 E. Forest Ave.
of the Palestine Arab national- overcome all obstacles because we older bungalows.
The Institute sponsored by the homes during the first quarter of
ists, when it ordered the removal are animated by the historic de-
For information inquire at the
to a concentration camp of Auni cide to give to our people the camp office 8679 12th St., tele-
Wayne County Juvenile Court, 1936, according to a report by
was arranged for the purpose of Joseph C. Ilyman, secretary of
AT SAVINGS UP TO
Bey Abdul !fedi, general secre- statue enjoyed by every other phone Tyler 4-9460. This office
tary of the Supreme Arab Corns people: that , of free human be- is open every day from 4 to 9
promoting interest in the preven- the JDC. Dealing only with emi-
grants who rekuired assistance,
tion of delinquency.
mittee, president of the Arab Bar ings "
p. m. and Sunday from 9 to 2.
Associations of Jerusalem and
Judge D. J. Healy, Jr., deliv- the report shows that the larg-
The Government has forbidden
ered the opening address. Dr. A. est single class of emigrants was
Palestine and leader ts the Arab the Palestine Hebrew press to
Independence Party; Assem Bey make any reference to the shoot-
Si. Hershman, rabbi of Congrega- repatriates. Of these 486 went
El Said, mayor of Jaffa; and ing of Ben Yehuda, and a
tion Shaarey Zedek, presided at to Poland. Those going to over-
corn-
t
Fakhri Nashashibi, cousin of for- panion who received minor in-
he session on Thursday evening. seas countries numbered 1604.
%
mer Mayor Ragheb Bey Naaharih- juries, by police at Schunat Sha-
lierman Jacobs, director of the Of these 719 went to Palestine
Adele Wexler, 16-year-old Cen-
Jewish Community Center, was and 885 to North and South
ibi of Jerusalem. As a result of pira, or to publish anything con-
Such
famous
makes
as
Widdicomb,
Johnson Hand-
t he leader of the discussion at America, Africa and the For
these banishments a scheduled cerning the wounding of a Jewish tral High School student is one
ley Johnson, Robt. W. Irwin Co., go to make up the
the session on Friday afternoon. East. Next to Palestine, South
meeting of Arab mayors at the watchman at Rishon-Le-Zion by of the most intelligent young
America wan the chief center of
home of Mayor Hussein Khalidi two members of the Royal Air women in the city, according to
remaining stock that is now available to you for a
emigration; 166 went to Brazil,
of this city has been cancelled.
Force, who were drunk at the the intelligence tests given to all
136 to Argentina and the rest
short time yet.
12-A
students
throughout
Detroit.
Punitive searches in several time of the shooting and who
to Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay
Adele has a rating of A229,
HENRY 13:HRENDT
Arab villages and a collective fine have since been arrested.
Colombia
and
Venezuela.
There'
for the Arab town of Jenin are
A uthorization for the deepen- 1 which, according to officials at the
reported. An allegation in the ing of the mouth of the Yarkon Board of Education, is an excep- vent personalities who have con-
e
At the recent meeting of the were 141 emigrants who went to
Egyptian press that British sol- River, which will permit the shel- tionally high grade. Adele is an sented to act as judges in "Major Young Men's Jewish Association, South Africa. Italy became the
diers in Palestine are using dum- t er of lighten which are now an- accomplished pianist, a member Berdun's" amateur contest, an at- officers for the ensuing term were most important country of emi-
gration within Europe, 45 German
dum bullets has been categorica.ly chored in the open sea, is re- of the intermural debating team tractive feature of the affair. elected as follows:
denied by the Palestine govern- garded here as a gesture of recog- and a member of the student Sheriff henry Behrendt and Judge
Maurice J. Pastor, president; Jews having settled there in the
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 6 .
ment.
council at Central. Her ambition Charles Rubiner, together with Oscar Bean, vice-president; Les- first three months of 1936. All
nition on the part of the Pales-
a well known sporting celebrity,
The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem tine Government of the perms- is to study dramatic art and she
ter Silverman, secretary; Edward told there were 166 emigrants
will award the prizes for the Schluesel, treasurer; Ben Shurgin, who settled in other European
has been charged by other Arab
nence of the new Jewish harbor intends to go to the University
l
leaders With having secret rela- here. In responme to the request of Michigan. Adele is the daugh- best performances offered by sergeant-at-arms; Hy Lezel, cor- ands, aside from the repatriates.
Joseph C. Hyman, secretary of
tions with the Palestine Govern- of Jewish leaders the Govern- ter of Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Wex- those members of the Y. P. T. C. responding secretary.
and
the
guests
who
have
entered
ler of 3338 Calvert Ave.
ment. The charge is based on ment has rented ■
In addition to the above officers the Joint Distribution Commit.
large building
the event. "There is always room the following were elected to the tee since 1925, has been named
the fact that none of the Grand on Allenby Street to accommo-
Mufti's followers have been ban- date administrative, financial and Linen Shower for House of for one more in amateur con- executive board: M. Kosak, Dr. executive director of that organ-
tests," said Ludwig Maybaum, D. Begelman, Dr. J. Jackman, .1. ization by the executive com-
ished. It is reported that 'ex- land registry offices that
Shelter on Tuesday
are be-
mittee.
general chairman, "and a phone Lawson and Julian Lowenthal.
Mayor Nashashibi announced at ing transferred here from
Jaffa,
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the call to any member of the moon-
Y. M. J. A. plans for the next Nazi
thus furthering the independence House of Shelter it sponsoring •
Vess e l S•luated Jewish Act-
light committee will place you on season are being formulated, and
of this all-Jewish city on the inen shower to be held at 1 p. m. the program."
ing- Governo r of Virgin
for the present they are contem-
smaller Arab town.
on Tuesday, June 16, at the
Dance music for the affair will plating an all-day quting for in-
Islands
B'nai Moshe, Dexter and Lawn- be furnished by Marvin Kahn and digent children, a summer dinner-
Betwe en Taylor and Hazelwood
WASHINGTON, D. C. (WNS)
e ore. Admission to the shower his 10-piece band, an organiza-
fly Coarl•eled
dance, and a moonlight.
—The first instance in which a
will
be
the
presentation
of
pack-
Madison 5891
tion
which
has
proved
popular
Y. M. J. A. has pledged 8100 Nazi
nem *284.50
naval vessel was obliged to
ages of linens which will be turn- throughout the winter with the towards the Allied Jewish Cam-
All Capone.
England, Holland. Fran.,. Belylum
salute a Jew was told by Drew
ed over. the new House of Shel- Temple Club. Final plans for the paign.
32 Days—All Expense—$375
Pearson and Robert S. Allen in
ter building. A program of en- water trip were fixed at a recent
Dr. Jack Jackman. who was their syndicated column, "Daily
Engl... Bolen. imam, Norway.
ertainment is planned for the meeting of the committee in
Sweden and Denmark
married June 7 and Jack Lawson,
The next regular meeting of the
from the Center's musical com-
afternoon and there will be card charge.
Washington Merry - Go - Round."
4$ Days--Bicycle Tsar-437f
who
is
to
Neugarten Sunshine Club will take
be married soon, were
edy "Community Center revers"
All Expense—Ye. for Folder.
Leading in the advance sale honored by ■ Y. M. J. A. stag The unprecedented incident oc-
place on Monday, June 15, at 1:30 games. Refreshments will be
will
be presented on the 5:30 boat
served.
curred in the Virgin Islands when
of the new low price tickets are party June 1. ,
RHEA E. CASHMAN
p. m., at the Jewish Community
returning to the city.
Entertainers at this shower will Philip Stern and Betty Ann Sal-
the S. S. 'Karlsruhe. German
w.d. Wide Tmeet Itotrar. I.e.
Center.
During
the
summer
the
group
The
Jewish
Community
Cen-
ftt
Steven* 1, 1 ,4
be Helen Sitkins, pianist; Betty oshin, with Bernie Epps and Gabe
3111-16-70
training ship. arrived at St.
UN W.hIngto• Blvd. cor, Or. }Over
will hold meetings once each
At the close of the meeting there Wine and Samuel
ter's members, staff, club leaders Sholom Chari
Fine, vocalists., Alexander in closi pursuit. Other Month.
Thomas. In the absence of Gov-
ty Club to Give
will be ■ one-act play, entitled
and their official news-
ernor Lawrence Cramer,- who was and friend, will attend the annual
members
interested
in
making
the
Card Party June 16
paper the "a Owl will be pub-
"For the Love of Michael" in
outing on Sdnday, June
CHAR-SO MEZERITCHERS
affair a success are: Josephine lished
on leave in the United States, Center
14,
to
Bob-Lo.
every
other
week.
which Mrs. Sydney Golden, Mrs.
The newly organized Char-So
Morris F. de Centre. a Jew, was
The Sholom Charity Club will
Richard Robiner and Mrs Irving Mezeritchers elected permanent Stern, Miriam Carver, Dr. Milton
Boats leave the foot of Wood-
acting governor. Foreign naval
give a card party on Tuesday,
Beard will take part. This has officers for the coming term as Marx, Ted Birnkrant, Newton
MONARCH CLUB
vessels
visiting in American wat- wtrd at 9 a. m., 10 a. m., 1:30 i June 16, at 8 p. m. at the Oakland
Jackson,
Jean
Levy,
Jerry Biel-
been arranged for by Mrs. Samuel
The
Monarch
Club
of
the
Jew-
p.
m.
and
3
p.
m.
A
full
day
follows: Mesdames Louis Freid-
th Center began the spring ac- ers must first pay their respects of activity on the Island has been , Hall, located at Oakland and West-
!Slasher, chairman of the entertain. man, president: Albert Greenblatt, field and Ruth Cohn.
to the governor, who then visits
meet committee.
tivities on Wednesday, June 3,
planned. The finals In the tennis ' minster. Knishes and coffee will be
secretary; Philip P. Fealk, treas-
Rita
Roy,
the
showgirl,
who
is
served and bridge prizes given.
The annual picnic will be held urer; Miss Sylvia Greenblatt,
with • free dance which was open the ship and pays his respect to tournaments, intermediate
the
commander. This regulation
;
than).
now Mrs. Tony Canzoneri, is really to all members of the Center. The
I
on
Thursday,
June
25,
at
Belle
pionship
baseball igames, aenio All preeds raised ill be used
4500
vice-president Several affairs Rita Goldberv.
was
carried
out
to
the
letter
by
Tele. Mrs. James Schor is chairman will be given in the near future
second of the activities is th e
ape all championship games and tow doc fund set asi
de,for coal
,
of this affair, and has an able com-
first annual moonlight to Sugar the Nazi vemel which gave Act- sub senior. games will be played
which the club will distribute to
he proceeds of which will go to
Templ e Moonlight. Moo, J.04
mittee assisting her.
Island, on Friday, June 39 at ive-Governor de Castro a 17-gun during the day.
the
needy
this
fall.
Mrs.
Mildred
Detroit charl•ies.
In
addition
there
22. Tell "bee" about it mewl
salute as he steamed out to the will
8:45 p. m.
For, Mrs. -Fay Warren and Mrs.
Karlsruhe.
be novelty races, and girl: Ruth
. Biegelmen are on the com-
baseball games. Enfertzinment I
mittee in charge.
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Financing Arab Disturbances in
Palesi tine; Many Arabs Interned
Camp Kinderwelt
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At Temple Affair
Hershman, Jacobs
Address Institute
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