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The July 4th week-end is al-
ways an occasion for traditional
celebration throughout the land,
but to Knollwoodians, the holiday
this year was of special signifi-
cance . . . for it marked the for-
mal opening of the new Knoll-
wood swimming pool . . . Com-
bining all the latest features in
modern outdoor pool construction,
it is a thing of extraordinary ,
beauty . . . With a myriad of
flans •aily decorating the struc-
ture and more than 500 persons
• ithered on the lawn at the east
end of the pool, the scene present-
ed one of the most picturesque
sights ever beheld at Knollwood
. . . Lester Lapides, who is de-
veloping into a deft orator,
opened the festivities with brief
remarks on behalf of the swim-
ming pool committee and then
turned the proceedings over to
Jim Ellmann who, as president of
the club, officially opened the
pool.
The "prexy" was speaking
through • microphone stationed
on the west end of the pool
when s uddenly something went
haywire with the "mike" . •
So that his words could be
heard, Jim rushed to the other
side directly in front of his
listeners. Upon c ompletion of
his speech and anxious to keep
the program moving along with-
out interruption, the prexy gal.
loped back to his original poet
when suddenly he lost his moor-
ings ■ sod took what resembled
a jackknife dive into the pool
. Shrieks of joy greeted this
presidential baptism which, while
accidental, was more acceptable
to the spectators than the cus-
tomary rite of breaking • bot-
tle of champagne . . . Jim is
not one to be found with his
breeches at half-mast, however,
for he made a hasty exit to the
locker room and soon reap-
peared on the scene wearing a
new suit of clothes, apparently
none the worse for his unre-
hearsed plunge.

Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
Postpones Picnic to July 24

SAUL SCHLESINGER

of Los Angeles, Calif., 55 years
old, died on June 29. Funeral
services were held on July 3,
with interment in Woodmere
Cemetery, Rabbi Leo M. Franklin
officiating. Ile is survived by his
(s ister, Mrs. Herbert D. Robinson,
and a brother, Alexander, of
Sioux Falls, S. D.

ed mermaids and a water comedy
act by a professional team known
as "The Clowns," the members
took possession of the pool . . .
Charlie Ginsberg and Sam Galanty
kindly consented to postpone
their aquatic debut to a later
date so there was plenty of room
for everybody else.

The moonlight of thelatroit
Auxiliary of Los Angeles Sana-
torium will be held on Sunday,
Aug. 14. Tickets are selling in
advance at 50 cents and at the
dock the price will be 75 cents.
Newly elected officers are: Na-
than R. Epstein, president; J.
Sodos, vice-president; M. Arot-
zky, recording secretary; S. B.
Kempner, financial secretary; H.
T. Glickner, treasurer; A. Shultz, - AT THE POWATAN
sergeant-at-arms; I. Zide and A.
Betensky, investigators; directors,
The comedy song team of
H. Becker, A. Eckstat, J. Cure- Charles Kemper and Ken Nichols
lick, C. Dishell, A. Shapero,
are back with a complete new
Shapero and B. Zalesin.

Due to rain, the Hebrew Ladies
Aid Society postponed its an-
nual picnic to Sunday, July 24,
at Plymouth Riverside Park. The
committee headed by Mrs. Max
Gross and Mrs. Dave Muller is
planning to serve a hot dinner
at the park. Light refreshments
will also be served all day. En-
tertainment is being arranged.
There will be games, contests and
prizes. In • the event of rain,
there will be a supper card party
that evening at the Dexter-Lawr-
ence Hall.
A special meeting of the so-
ciety will be held on Wednesday
afternoon, July 20, at the Dex-
ter-Lawrence Hall.
Mrs. I. Auslander, president
of the society, was hostess to
the advisory board at its last
meeting. She appointed a com-
mittee to visit the inmates at
Eloise.

ica, to take place next Wednes-
day evening, July 13, on the
steamer to Bob-Lo.
There will be dancing. The
steamer will leave at 8:45 p. m.
sharp, from the foot of Wood-
ward Ave.
Milton Marwil of Detroit, who
has just returned from Palestine
where for many months he was
working in one of the colonies of
Hapoel Hamizrachi, will address
the rally meeting of the organ-
ization to be held Monday eve-
ning, July 11, at the Book Cadil-
lac Hotel in the air-conditioned
English room. Mr. Marwil will
share with the audience his im-
pressions of life in Palestine.
Admmission will be free and all
are invited. Miss Rose Elkin is
chairman of arrangements.
Tickets for the moonlight may
be secured from members of the
organization or by calling Tyler
6-8059 or Tyler 5-7938. Tickets
may also be gotten at Chesluk's
Book Store, 8663 12th St.; Sos-
en's Candy Store, 12 and Glad-
stone, and E. Ruthenberg'a Jew-
elry Store, 8729 12th St.
Saul Schlesinger is president of
the l'ioneer Palestine League and
lir. I. Kunin is vice-president.
Miss Lillian Temchin is chairman
of the moonlight committee.

WILLIAM W. WURZBURGER
Following an exhibition of
of 110 Chicago Blvd., formerly fancy diving by a bevy of talent-

Detroit Auxiliary Elects New
Officers

Mezeritcher Social Club To
Give Charity Bingo Party

Saw Irttg gobs

IN MEMORIAM

FAR-SEEKING

Investors picking up the bar-
gains. Today's opportunities
will soon be water over the
dam. Do things right this
time, and in time. Rely on
our Fads and Figures.

Samuel Landau of New York.•a for-
mer resident of nor Pity, Mien' em-
eriti day, here renewing old friend-
ships.

Mho Eileen Ill reehnatal returned home
loot week to spOnd her vacation from
Smith College with her parents Mr.
and Si,,. J. C. Hirschfield.

$2300 Down

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painted walls, incinerators
and new sep unit Kelvin-
atom. Beautiful st. near
Jefferson. Marvelous buy
only $12,500 former $25,000
value.

Edward LIchtlg Is spending a few
days alth friends and relatives hi De-
troit and Toltalo this week.

Yeshiva College Establishes
Lecture Bureau; Rabbi Max
Wohlgelernter to Speak

The establishment of the Yesh-
iva College Lecture Bureau, "in
response to the urgent demands
of many communities and °rani-
zations throughout the land," has
been announced by Dr. Bernard
Revel, president of Yeshiva and
Yeshiva College of New York.
Among the lecturers who have
thus far affiliated themselves with
the Yeshiva College Lecture Bu-
reau are: Professors Pinkhos
Churgin, Solomon Plink, Jeku-
thiel Ginsburg, Moses L. Isaacs,
Leo Jung, David I. Macht, Sam-
uel K. Mirsky and Solomon Zeit-
lin; Drs. Samuel Belkin, Sidney
B. Hoenig and Nathan Klotz;
Rabbi Joseph Lookstein, Erich
Gutkind and Samuel L. Sar of
the Yeshiva College Faculty; also
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter of
the Congregation Beth Tfiloh
Emanuel, Detroit.

Ile. and Mrs. Joe. C. Illnahfield end
their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Al Miller
and Hr. and Mos Lou Miller of Cleve-
land, event the holiday week-end at
Babbitt's on the Auffable

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geschiln and
daughter, Muriel of Detroit spent men-
rev days with Mr. and Mrs. I.. B.
Harrison st their summer home at
Killarney Beach. Ills. Huth Ifellner
of Berlin, Germany. will be their
guest for the nest few weeks.

12 Apt

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bath one steam heat excel-
lent cond. $50,000 property
$20,000 only $4,000 down.
Ins. Co. liquidation.

Mr. and Mrs. Rim 0...ttorriw t17!
and fa tally are ,
rT=attoo, 141:11.
at (lull Lakerrad9

Miss Bemis Grabowsky has returned
home after spending a few weeks
her slater, /des. Arthur Miller of
it.
Detroit.
tro
De

Mrs. Nate Feltner has returned home
from on extended visit In Toledo and
Cleseland. •

Bnai Brith Booklet Discusses
Vocational Guidance

"The artificial barriers of dis-
crimination against the Jews in
employment may be largely over-
come, not by a frontal attack, but
by 'finding other and better ways
in which to accomplish one's am-
bition in a valuable and worthy
occupation," according to Dr. Lee
J. Levinger, director of research
of the Bnai Brith Vocational Ser-
vice Bureau, in his new booklet,
"Professional Opportunities for
Jewish Youth."
The booklet, which is published
by the Bnai Brith Vocational Serv-
ice Bureau, represents a study of
some 50 professions, ppointing out
many new and undeveloped fields.
The booklet may be secured by
writing to Max F. Baer, director
of organization and publicity,
Home Office Rules Palestine Citi- Bnai Brith Vocational Service Bu-
zen is Alien in England
reau, 1003 K St., N. W., Wash-
ington, D. C. There is a nominal
on
an
opinion
of
the
Acting
charge of 10 cents per booklet
Colonial Office that Palestine is or $1 for quantities of 16.
neither a British dominion nor a
British colony, the British Home
My son, hear the instruction of
f/ce has ruled that Palestinian
father, and forsake not the
citizens are no different from thy
law of thy mother: For they shall
other aliens and must register be an ornament of grace unto thy
upon their arrival in England. The head, and chains about thy neck.
decision was made in the case o f
—Proverbs 1:8-9.
a Jewish citizen of Palestine who
had refused to register, arguing
heroism
is
the
self-devotion of
that since England held the man-
date for Palestine he was entitled genius manifesting itself in action.
—J.
C.
and
A. W. Hare.
to the same privileges as the citi-
zens of British dominions or
A witticism proves nothing.
colonies.

WANDA LEE SHANNON ,
assortment of songs written by
Nichols.
Among the 24 new numbers
are such novelties as "Freshman"
and "Hillbillies from Kentucky."
Frank Paris and his marion-
ettes, whose clever act has been
a great attraction in the past two
weeks, stays over on an extended
engagement. Dance novelties and
solo specialties are by the May-
belle Van Adorables, with music
by Paul Neighbors.

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Famous Composers Collabo-
rate in Palestine Folk
Song Publication

The first folder of a subscrip-
tion series of sheet music, "Folk
Songs of the New Palestine," un-
der the editorship of Dr. Hans
Nathan, formerly music critic of
the Juedische Rundschau and a
specialist in Jewish music, was
issued on May 1. Masada, Youth
Zionist Organization of America,
and Hechalutz Organization of
America will jointly sponsor the
publication.
The first fiilder, "Dances of
Palestine" or Horas, contains two
songs, "Bann" (Poor and Needy
Came We Here) arranged by
Aaron Copland, one of the most
able personalities of American
music; and "Kuma Ache" (Rise,
0 Brethren) arranged by Erich
Walter Sternberg, a noted Pales-
tinian composer.
"Folk Songs of the New Pal-
estine" will be released in month-
ly folders, containing two or
more songs, each arranged for
voice and piano by an outstand-
ing personality of the musical
world, and amply annotated• by
Dr. Nathan—together with orig-
inal English translations of the
Hebrew lyrics by Harry H. Fein,
author of "Titans of Hebrew
Poetry."
The annotations by Dr. Nathan,
which are an important feature
of the collection, contain orig-
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ing the origin, construction and
performance of the songs. The
music is of special interest to
those interested in Jewish culture
and folk lore and is eminently
suited for home and concert use.
The price for the entire aeries
of 12 folders (30 songs) to be
published at monthly intervals
beginning May 1 is $3. Individ-
ual folders (containing two or
more songs) are 40 cents each.
The distributor is Nigun, 111
Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.,
room 607.

The committee in charge of
the bingo party of the Mezer-
itcher Social Club announces that
all arrangements have been com-
pleted. The party will be held
Elmhunt
at Jericho Temple, Joy Road and
TO. 6-6830
Lawton, on Friday, July 15. The
Marriage*
proceeds will lie given. to various
Forforomd
charitable institutions of this city
Prominent among the bathing and abroad. There will be prises
beauties were the floradora girls and refreshments. Tables will
consisting of Lillian Israel, :Val- be set up for those who wish to
Rev. Cantor
In loving memory of our dear erie Alpert, Mrs. George Fine- play bridge after the bingo games.
man, Mrs. Sanford Adler, Mrs.
Tickets will go on sale at Jeri-
mother,
Rose
Caplan
Levinson,
DAVID
passed away one year ago, George Seyburn, Mrs. Ted Roth choTemple at 8 p. m. As the
GOLDEN who
and
Mrs.
Norman
Rosenberg
..
.
capacity
of the ballroom is limit-
June 23, 1937 (14 days in
Detroit'. Favorite
and their director, Isabelle Clark ed to 500 people, the committee
Tamuz.
MOH E,L
. . . who predicts that some day advises everyone to come as early
Our hearts still ache with Witless
TYLER 6-9490
they'll win high honors in the as possible.
Wedding Commas. God alone knows how we miss you. thespian world . . .Mrs. Harry
Mother dear.
Organizations or individuals de-
lea Performed
As It end, the first ,ad year.
Grossman looked cute in a white siring tickets should phone Al-
Home and by Ap-
pointment.
Her children, Mrs. Louis Lasky, bathing suit . . . ditto Blanche bert Greenblatt, Madison 0487.
The next meeting will be held
Mrs. Joseph Reiss, Sam, Lew, Seigel . . . Anne Wagner was
attractive in blue slacks and Monday, July 11, at 11812 Lin-
Jerry and Don.
matching ahirt , .. ditto Lil Sim- wood Ave.
mons whose outfit was brown ..•
RABBI PERLEY NAMED
Positively bewitching in their
Judge Warns New Cid.
12TH HILLEL DIRECTOR new bathing sults were Ann Lu- Federal
:ens Against Membership
cas, Henrietta Grad, Mrs. Harry
in Bund
WASHINGTON.—Rabbi Martin Barnett, Katy Goldsmith, Ann
Perley has been named director Kutzen, Jerry Wagner and Jean-
CINCINNATI (WNS)—Warn-
of Bnai Brith'a 12th Hillel ette Meyers.
ing that "stooges" for Hitler, Sta-
Foundation, to be opened at In-
Spatted in the gay crowd were: lin and other European dictators
diana University in September, it Irving Dworman, serenely puffing were not wanted in this country,
has been announced by Dr. A. L. away at a cigar; Billy Cohn with United States District Court Judge
Sachar, national director of the his candid camera, and Dr. J. Gil- John II. Druffel asked 48 appli-
Bnai Brith Hillel Foundations. bert Israel with his motion picture cants for citizenship, including 20
For the past year Rabbi Perley outfit like a couple newshawins Germans, who came before him
has been assistant director of the snapping pictures of everything for naturalisation, whether they
Illinois Hillel Foundation. where in sight: Lee Tabashnik with her were affiliated with any foreign or-
Dr. Sachar serves as director.
dispositiritt; Milt Shapiro, ganizations. lie cautioned them
The reappointment of Maurice sunny
a page out of Esquire on a golf that "this government will con-
Bisgyer as executive secretary of course; Flu Kerner, the golden- sider it to be an act of disloyalty
Bnai Brith has been confirmed by voiced nightingale; Iry Blumberg, for either native or naturalized
the executive committee of the
citizens to affiliate with organiza-
the symbol of sartorial perfection; tions such as appear to be the
order.
ditto Nat Bronstein who was here, 'German - American Bonds' and
Nowt Detroit's Most Modern
Series of 20 Town Hall Lee-
there
and
everywhere
with
Mrs.
Jewish Funeral Home
societies and associations
Mizrachi Bank of Palestine N. B. and their bundle of loveli- similar
tures at Fisher Theater
OFFERING
organized to further the Nazi or
ness, Sylvia; Lee Oppenheim, who other movements now fomenting EIGHT CERAMIC FIGURINES OF JEWISH TYPES IN UKRAINE
Pays 5% Dividend
on Wednesdays
couldn't be persuaded to take a strife in Europe."
BY ISSACHAR RYBACK (1897.1937) PRESENTED TO THE
DAY 011 NIGHT
JEWISH THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY OF AMERICA BY ED-
A cablegram was received from dip because his suit wouldn't fit
Angna Enters, acknowledged
TYLER 4-0666
WARD M. M. WARBURG AND PLACED ON EXHIBITION
the Mizrachi Bank, Ltd., Jeru- an undernourished Nazi; Marge
A warmed up dinner was never
the greatest feminine mime of
TYLER 5-7177
salem, Palestine, by the Talpioth Sofferin with her eternal smile; woi lit eating.
THERE FOR THE SUMMER.
this
generation, will close the De-
Palestine Agency of 'New York, Dorothy Levy with her husband's
troit Town Hall season for 1938-
its American representative, in parents, a handsome and dignified
1939 in the Fisher Theater, it has
it is stated that a dividend looking couple; Nate Margolis
been announced by Kathleen
Jewish Funeral Home which
of 5 per cent has just been de- and Jane Israel, expert swimmers
Snow
Stringer, director.
who
could
qualify
for
any
swim
clared for coupon No. 9 of its
Office, Chapel ilk Showrooms
Actress, mime, penetrating sat-
common stock, corresponding with meet; Tess Caplan, impatiently
9219 DEXTER at Joy Road
waiting
for
the
program
to
begin;
irist,
Angna
Enters has• created
the year 1937.
an art that is hers alone.
The Mizrachi Organization of Ann Kopman, proudly watching
her
daughter,
Babs,
in
the
chil-
America advises all the holders
The series of 20 Wednesday
Messages Received by Detroit Chapter of American Jewish Congress From Chief Rabbi
of Mizrachi Bank shares to send dren's swimming contest; Harry
mornings at 11 o'clock opens Oct.
of Jugoslavia, Federation of Jewish Societies of France, Chief Rabbi
Kalvarier Aid Society Picnic in coupon No. 9 to the said Tal- and Morris Collins. Knollwood's
12 with the Ballet Caravan. Three
of Finland, Polish and Estonian Communities
pioth Palestine Agency, 38 Park Damon and Pythias; Sam and
one-act ballets, "Yankee Clipper,"
This Sunday
fidenee. the Juralorlan Jews greet the "Filling Station" and "Prome-
Row, New York City, for col- Goldie Kavanau and all the little
sem; 5 . 5. sitc
of the
eomin
representatives
un iti e sofPol
American Jewish Canonise and wish It
e w
L ish
eading
Kavanaus;
Sam
Keywell,
whose
nade," much talked of in New
lection.
oietoes."
a
complete
and
sumeseful
Jioemeee
of
and, &
lrrwi .. ii :m
Kalvarier Aid Society will
At the recent annual conven- face was beginning to look like
Speaking for the Jewish com- York, will be seen for the first
On Geremnir Slot Anafrtil
give a picnic in Palmer Park, tion of the Mizrachi Organization a ripe tomato. And watching the France, Jugoslavia, Estonia, Fin-eau-aomIllsm
base any are too weak munity of Finland, Dr. Simon Fed- time in Detroit.
don."'
stta
ra ng). bet our forces
near the Casino, on Sunday, July of America, an association of all spectacle with interested orbs was land and Portugal have addressed I '"
Among the world celebrities
. ow.
erbusch, the Chief Rabbi, greets
gen.(
10. All the Landsleute are asked American shareholders of the Morrie Aronsson ... We detected messages to the Detroit Chanter to no.. the .:as.talinr,`ort.":aicsi the democratic elections in these who will speak during the season
thir "7" 17.C
to come and help make a success Mizrachi•Bank, Ltd., was formed. a tear in Morrie's eyes as he stood of the American Jewish Con - l e.
are Frank Lloyd Wright, archi-
erm s:
time.
mom
own
in
«woe,
t
cress
expressing
approval
of
!.
of the event, the proceeds of The following officers were elect- there, happy that Knollwood's
h ,...1 . ..Lord, Jew_ p tect; Elsa Maxwell, international
title i.. d e tri r r._It_ .n.
h "d
,,,o1
which will go for needy landsleute ed: Hirsch Manischewitz. chair- dream had at last come true. the efforts of the organization to
tn.....ao or lino- l,dted warn , far
amtrrwtandmg of social leader; Stefan Zweig,
abroad. The president is Mrs L man; S. C. Margolis, secretary; He's a grand guy and has given create a United Democratic Front ...vs Imodmils of
European biographer; William
1ra Lyon Phelps, book critic; Jim
Stolinsky; vice president, Mrs. M. Abraham Cohen, B. H. Schnur, of his time and substance un- against anti-Semitism, and faith
l h' nee
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s.r.,
that the European Jewry will be E.P'
that 'Ansel lines amt eonilnuee to
Festenstein; secretary, Mrs. Rabbi I. M. Kowalsky, Max Nad- stintingly to Knollwood.
of world
-n the
all Tully, writer on Hollywood; Vicki
visa
honor
against
safeguarded by the American want re-sw'ai'n
nthi
—M.
S.
almos
Freed; treasurer, Rose Lewis.
ler and Rev. Louis Novick of
Baum, glamorous Viennese writer;
Jewry. Messages have been re- Atomics and you most alir4;e
otronsmt ' The president of the World the University of Chicago Round
Washington. D. C.
ceived from the Lodz Committee is`or
.1i;orth t e hat,.
Congress
Committee
in
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Table: Capt. John D. Craig, deep
for the Polish-Jewish Congress,
Bond Leader Calls Veterans
the Federation of Jewish Societies mgernees for the elections mot for the tonia, Rabbi A. Aisenstadt. hails sea diver, and Capt. C. W. R.
"Hoodlums"; Kahn Says He'll
Open Branch Office
oh. Ilse a Cower your Site Was fair
the present efforts in the follow- Knight, "eagle man," both with
of France, the Chief Rabbi of mesono...nicn to follow ."
Have 10 More Camps
and frail.
Monsieur M. Jarblunuspresident ing terms:
Fond of •nd loved and blasted by Jugoslavia, the president of the
. lA tIrzut.
of new moving pictures. The Eva
n, ,..
thelif te , cond
pressentznhen
to
For the convenience of their
ish Socie- th i e At.h....
the lieht.
ANDOVER, N. .1. (WNS) —
vrrs ht.td, Jessys Choir, from the colored
Whet pas/donate protagonist of right' Jewish Congress in Estonia. the of the Federation ofJew
American war veterans were patients residing in the north- What
opera "Porgy and Bps," will sing.
champion of .II who dare to fail! Chief Rabbi of Finland. and the ties of France, emphasizes the
...ihnItidin,:-.NLotrio
called "hoodlums," by August west section of Detroit, Dr.
vice-president of the Portuguese same point of view and expresses Ait... hot.:73.tha
Memberships for the season of
ores macho In • way one
that:
Klapprott, New Jersey leader of George Fineman and Dr. Joseph Youoang
the right. of ewe afflict ed brothels. 20 Wednesday mornings, $22,
of the World Jewish the hope of the Federation
felt
h
A
rhan
fend
J.
Fineman
announce
the
open-
the German-American Bond. in a
One heard the heart . • own roles the Congress.
$16.50
and $13.75, including tax.
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speech before 1.000 Nazis at ing of a branch office at 7109
..laralkw M the
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How deep • love! How keen • sense
Writing in behalf of the Lodz lb.
".....
the
avh,re
Camp Nordland. Ile made the re- I W. McNichols Rd., two blocks -
•
of wron
Hall
office,
246 Hotel Stotler.
of Livernols, for the prac You question ed
In reverence Committee for the Polish-Jewish
while
,
Ponernd me-
meek when he was told of rumors west
Also special balcony rates, unre-
_ tr..
Congress, Dr. Tartakower. its J.wtsh, cans
you knelt
P.' AMerican Jewry, which, with
t he
that 360 veterans were coming to tice of general dentistry. Their
fLo;h.D2r4s f their characteristic enthusiasm, has al- served seats, for club groups.
emphasizes that Euro-
offices in the Maccabees Bldg.
you gave your heart to all
stag. a counter-demonstration. will still be maintained. Asso- kithourit
right. whirls km been
peen Jewry is more dependentsowt slementary
ways taken the initiative wherever
the world.
them."
Fritz Kuhn, Bund leader. an-
A dedicated oiche you reared, with than ever upon American Jewry,
ARENA GARDEN WRESTLING
ciated
with
them
in
their
new
Chief Rabbi S. I. Alcalay, Jewish rights are menaced, is now
range.
, flounced the forthcoming estab-
no martyred Israel too. On tyranny's In this connection, Dr. Tarts- speaking for the Jewish commu- endowing world Jewry with a
office
is
Dr.
al
L.
Lichter,
phy-
lishment of 10 new Nazi camps,
The first challenger for the
- throngs
kower
declares:
strong
pillar
of
support
which
sician
and
surgeon.
nity of Jugoslavia whom he repre-
How mitt your tenting thunderbolts
including four in New York State.
'The elloatlen today In melt that eel
will prove invaluable in defending light-heivyweight title now held
you hurled!
which would bring the total to 32.
am a. withemt year helm Bents, states:
Waked
ear
ity ea.
roe
•
eon(
oar
Wee;
by
Mystery Man No. 2 will be
Too
oarless
altaalleso
Germany,
Austria.
the
in
those rights
Bill Binswanger, boss of the
and Omagh ra.r medlatloa the help of 'is slew et
A new green flag on which a small
hopes anew—
Death et Wed • bleeding notion's IM great Amerteml denteerary, hat we theemgh welleh we am pm-tog. nod In Poland, Rumania, or wherever determined next Monday night
Picture between the swastika and Pittsburgh Pirates and son-in-law
5tr.!
aR at moieM ete. more dependent Won nhlah Amcwint to aMr. •H„
when
Frankie Talaber, the active
mice
in
yovl
It than in mations yearn TM ware to rendre old. we reemaenttr lama Myl they may be imperilled, is the
the American flag was inter- of the late Barney Dreyfus, is
et sell-Semite inantly whkh to making the Jews fit the tatted Mateo •ill. In message addressed by Dr. Auguste young Chicagoan, meets "The
—ALTER A FtELP, N.
crossed over the inscription "Hell only half Jewish. His mother was
Petals{
rameme
to
Ike
monovand
.0
the
hoar,
Woodbine. N. J.
Gesessem,
Ilfe
a
hell
Is
Jewish
Great" Mephisto in one of the
weemod la Imlidl
leg • Oran, Noe *bleb d'Esaguy, vice president of the
Hitler" made its first spoeaiaaes
A es.
mother all them Moms watch oa- Portuguese delegation of the double wind-up bouts In the
other onntrles and IrMrl• Mediae M
at the meeting. Other camps. be
Cowardice is the mother of th. kow et the pollties• emmereale and NMI wa wand lead eme sodertaklog ta • World Jewish Congress.
Arena
Bowl.
wins
man
can
learn
from
a
established
in
A
said. are to be
•Wele mittarol rights of the Jewish pee- eareessfot eatcome. WOO this OW eon-
cruelty.
fool.
Florida. Minnesota and Indiana.

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The Ilatikwah, known as the
Jewish National Hymn, is one of
the most popular compositions in
modern Hebrew poetry. It was
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Herz Imber. Born in Galicia, he
came to America in 1892 and
died in New York in 1909. Ile
traveled widely in Palestine,
lived for • time among the Bed-
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