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January 13, 1939

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Silver Commends
the Efforts of the
Prenzlauer Group

11. SIEGEL CO.

Wooduard at Slat.

Annual Donor Luncheon to Be
Held Next Tuesday

JANUARY
CLEARANCE
•
FUR-TRIMMED COATS

Harold Silver, director of the
Jewish Social Service Bureau, has
issued a statement endorsing the
work of the Eva Prenzlauer
Service Group and commending
it on the occasion of its annual

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Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Ronsheim of Cincinnati announce the
engagement of their daughter, Katherine Linda, to Louis A. Welt,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt of Boston Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stearn of 9063 Dearborn Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ray, to Ben Krowitz, son of 3Ir.
and Mrs. Ilyman Krowitz of Hazelwood Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Glazer of 2514 W. Philadelphia Ave.
announce the engagement of their daughter, Sylvia to I.aw-
rence B. Marks, son of Mr. land Mrs, Mores Marks of 2454 W.I
Boston Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. William Finkelstein of Montreal, Quebec, an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Rose, to l'hilip Freedman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Freedman of Leslie Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Charlip of 3210 Calvert Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Elsie, to Joseph II. Deutch, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Deutch of 2266 Gladstone Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. David Burnstein of McQuade Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Irving Rosen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosen.

MISS GOLDIE YAFFA

Council Juniors
Plan Two Events

(Were $16.95 to $49.95)

Second Floor

Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Yaffe of
2544 Highland Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
Jan. 15—Miss Estelle Gottlieb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ter, Goldie, to Oscar Bank, son
Benjamin Gottlieb of 3332 Calvert Ave., to Albert Noel Breitbar of Mr. and Mrs. Hymen Bank of
of Washington, D. C., son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Breitbart of 2929 Taylor Ave.
Cleveland, 0., at the Be!crest Hotel, at 8 p. m. No cards.
Jan. 18—Miss Constance Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert D. Robinson of Chicago Blvd., to James Wineman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman of Hamilton Drive.

caracul, Jap mink or beaver. Sizes 12 to 20, 36 to 44,
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MRS. ANNA WILLIAMS

'donor event to be held at Hotel
Statler on Tuesday, Jan. 17. His
statement follows:
"I am glad to speak a word
of commendation about the work
of the Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid in connection with their com-
ing annual affair on Jan. 17.
"The Eva Prenzlauer is a
small group of devoted women
whose aim is to help pay for hos-
pitalization confinement of in-
digent Jewish women. Although
the city provides hospitalization
for expectant mothers in cases
where home deliveries are ab-
solutely out of the question, there
are a good many borderline sit-
uations where it is inadvisable for
social or other reasons to have
the delivery made at home. It is
in such cases -that the Eva Pernz-
lauer Maternity Aid steps in
with its assistance.
"All of the investigations are
done by the Jewish Social Serv-
ice Bureau, whose recommenda-
tions in nearly every case are
followed by the society.
"Although the program is not
large, this group is to be espe-
cially commended for two things:
First, for selecting a limited
area in which they can be useful
without attempting to spread
themselves thin, and second, for
arranging with a recognized so-
' cial agency to place at their dis-
posal the knowledge and skills of
trained social workers."
For further information. re-
garding the luncheon, call the
chairman, Mrs. N. Blatnikoff, llo.
4472, or Mrs. harry Eisler, Ty.
7-1487.
Mrs. Anna Williams is chair-
man of the committee in charge
of pledges.

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PAGE SEVEN

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Jan. 22—Miss Rose Radom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon
Radom of Cortland Ave., to Henry R. Rose, son of Mrs. Sarah Rose
of Collingwood Ave.
On Sunday, Jan. 15, at 2:30
Jan. 25—Miss Winifred Ashner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
p. m., the Junior Jewish Wom-
Morton F. Ashner of 1994 Glynn Court, to Harold Raab, son of en's Council will hold its monthly
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Raab of Cincinnati.
meeting at Temple Beth El. This
Jan. 29—Miss Vivian Phyliss Schlussel, daughter of Mr. and is to be a bundle meeting, all
Mrs. Louis Schlussel of Chicago Blvd., to Abraham Kahn, son of clothing collected to be given to
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kahn of Mikado, Mich,
the Council Resale Shop. Both
Jan. 29—Miss Lillian Levy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham the music and dramatic groups
Levy of 1511 Delaware Ave., to Morris Krowitz, son of Mr. and have combined their efforts to
Mrs. Hyman Krowitz of 1997 Hazelwood Ave., at the Tuller Hotel, present an entertaining program.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka officiating. Reception will follow ceremony.
Alexander Menke, 'cellist. for-
Feb. 5—Miss Regina Feigenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nerly of Cologne, Germany. will
ender several musical selections.
Perry Feigenson of 2247 W. Boston Blvd., to Morris M. Becker,
skit will then be enacted by
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Becker of 2943 Elmhurst Ave., at the
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue.
ouncil girls.
Sunday evening, Jan. 29, will
,.._.,
e the date of Junior Council's
i tst affair for the new year.
tans have been completed for a
comes party, to be given in the
✓ariety Club at the Book-Cadil-
ac Ilotel. This is to be a fund-
Dec. 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Lou Tendler, a daughter, Judith Rising function and will be a
1
Deborah.
losed affair. All reservations
ust be in by Jan. 22, according
Jan. 7—To Dr. and Mrs. Morris Thome (Faye Cohn Loeffler) i l
o Mildred Beerbohm and Pearl
of 2938 Tuxedo Ave., a son, Joel Henry.
I evenow, co-chairmen of the
Jan. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Colton (Zina Radin) of ■ ays and means committee. Ger-
Houston, Tex., a son.
I rude Pregerson is in charge of
ickets and may be contacted by
tilling Tyler 4 - 8044.

Births

filitrriages

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Youth Education
League Plans for

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RUSS E KS

vutzah Auxiliary
Donor Event Feb.

At an impressive ceremony
Its Dinner Dance
held on Sunday, Jan. 1, Miss
The Ladies Auxiliary of Kvut-
Goldie Kurland, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Kurland, be- A meeting of the Youth Edu• ' ah Ivrith will hold its annual
t
enor
came the bride of Norman Zager cation League was held Jan. 9, : n luncheon at Lachar's hail,
Cass Ave., at noon Wednes-
of
this city.
M. Zager ofn- at the home of Mrs. Malvern At-
Feb. 1.
ciated
in the Rabbi
presence of the las 1961 Calvert, to plan for , av,
The
ladies of the Kvutzah will
immediate families and friends.
.'
A dinner for 100 guests followed the dinner-dance which is to be , 1 resent Mrs. Morris Adler, wife
f Rabbi Adler of Shaarey Zedek,
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Non .'
_..,. .
• I the guest speaker.
man Zager are honeymooning in' 7::
' A nowt Wrens
The musical program will fee-
Chicago and upon their return to
I ure Cantor J. H. Sonenklar, ac-
this city will reside at 13305
Ilan
ompanied
by
Miss
Katzin.
There
LaSalle Blvd.
w•
1 vill be readings by B. Isaacs,
uperintendent of the United Ile-
KORELITZ - GOLD
rew Schools, and by Aaron Ro-
Miss Anne Gold, daughter of
enberg.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Gold of Boston
The Kvutzah Ivrith Woman's
Blvd., and Morris Korelitz, son
k uxiliary represents an assembly
Your Hosts:
of Mrs. Korelitz of Buena Vista
f Jewish women who are united
Ave., were married Sunday, Jan.
The
1
or the purpose of spreading the
8. Officiating at the ceremony t
Family Jacobs
i
nowledge of the Hebrew lan-
which was held at Lachar's
at
liege and literature,
6:30 p. ni. were Rabbis Benzion
The members, chairman and
3foldawsky, M. Zager and I.
: o-chairmen urge their friends
Stollman.
t o make their reservations early.
Mrs. David Berman, sister of ,
For reservations kindly call
the bride, was the matron of1
I dos. R. Rubenstein, Tyler 4-4375,
honor.
✓ Mrs. A. D. Markson, Tyler
I
Miss Evelyn Kovarsky was1
-9159.
maid of honor. The bridesmaids
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were Miss Sally Karr, Mrs. Hy-
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man Levinson, Miss Rose Lee
hesed Shel Emes
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Allen, Miss Bessie Berman. Miss
IDEALLY
LOCATED FOR QUIET RELAXATION
Florence Lasher and Miss Fran-
Dance This Sunday
FAMED CUISINE IN STRICT
CONFORMITY
:es Kovarsky. The junior brides-
AMERICAN
AND EUROPEAN PLAN
lb. •
maids were Merna Schiff and MRS. WILLIAM P. GREENBERG
Rita Sue Kaltman.
The annual dance of the Chesed
N. Y. OFFICE • 1619 BROADWAY • COLUMBUS 141113
Harry Korelitz attended his held Feb. 19 at the Shaarey ' hel Ernes (Jewish Free Burial
IT
SUMMER ADDRESS
brother as best man. The ushers Zedek
ssociation) will be held this
• LONG
ADELON HOTEL
were David Berman, Hyman Le- Mrs. Margaret Reisman and b unday evening, Jan. 15, at the
REACH.
vison, William Gold, Julius Gold, Mrs. Frances Abramson, chair- . look-Cadillac hotel. Dave Diem-
Bill Farber and Philip Deutch. men of the ticket committee, re- r id's Orchestra will provide the
Fhe junior ushers were Billy ported that tickets have been usic.
Farber and Sidney Gold.
Detroit Jews, young awl
and appealed to mem- c All are
The reception was held at La- distributed,
urged to make this even!
to solicit their friends at . Id,
•har's following the ceremony. hers
n occasion for get-together and
once.
Announcing
Fwo hundredb gu ests attended the Mrs. Sara Galperin reported on ; nte•tainment. All proceeds will
iin ner. Th rides' brother. Wil- the year book.
e used to help finance this in-
• .
'iam Gold of Chicago, gave a Mrs. Syd Rosen
secured new' titution.
toast to the bridal couple at the oral fi fine acts R for the
e
evening's
linnet-.
entertainment. The chairman, I abbi Rubinstein of Chicago
The couple
on an make
extended Mrs. Anna Millman, and her
com-
Address Local Syna-
motor
trip and left will
their mittee are enthusiastic over the to
gogues in Behalf of He-
home
on
Cortland
Ave.
on
their
response
that
they
are
receiving
410 Sun Bldg., 213 State St.
return.
RA. 8963,
from members.
brew Theological College
DAVID BRODSKY, Manager
Ladies Auxiliary of Chil- genwit sal ei,, An emergency drive for funds
formerly of Brent•no'•, N. Y., and Kroch's in Chica go
help the Chicago Beth 3lidrash
dren'• Home Plans a
eTorah, only higher institution of
Specializing in Books of General Jewish Interest
Purim Party
J ewish learning in the West, bring
7 1 5 German refugee students from
Piers
Orders filled for any book in print.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
he Frankfort-am-Main seminary,
t
n hildren's Home met last Wednes- ,„..„,
,,. r,„ 4„,,,,,,„
c
d osed by the Nazis, will have the
SPECIAL PRICES WILL PREVAIL
layy. Sara Hope Pregerson, dra- M. Friday, Jen. 13, at I o, lock. ear. Le o ssistance of the Rabbi Chayim
will Bo preach
on
the
ism.,
rnatic reader, gave a lecture recital ex,,, Franklin
Rubinstein,
dean
of
the
Chicago
the
Jew
or rthodox rabbinate and member of
'Through the Looking Glasa.', • In this diet Atheist,
nurse Agnostic.
Dr.
Mrs. Samuel Kavanau, president, iniseini-
tin will discues
the writ.
rNiglon
of the Frank.
Jew T. o t he
Yeshiva faculty, who is to &d
ad-
117
vital
problems
announced that the children's :"'''
,i,,,.... ,,!. „ ,,,,,,.., of the nth,' mit, nth dressseveral local synagogues this
Purim party is being planned by se sped.' aye's". anis is..sotoo
Saturday. Rabbi Rubinstein, who
CAROLYN NILSON
tontine Notts
Mrs. Jack Gordon, who will choose ..„...,„,...„,.. ,,,,,,,,....,
one of the founders of the
HEALTH SALON
her own committee. Refreshments on &Math morning. Jan 11, at II I v as
ebrew Theological College, will
o'rlock•
lir.
Franklin
prem. h by on Our
the c - ome to Detroit at the request of
were served. Mrs. Julian Webber, topic: .11ust We Ile will tiered
STOCKHOLM GRADUATE
7hairman of hospitality, and her E,,,,„,i.,,r°
Ilighly endorsed by New York
abbi Abraham Burstein of Kan-
committee were in charge.
Here,
and Detroit Physicians
s as City, who is directing the cam-
e mess
(lob:
Mrs. Charles Smith, chairman Men's
A wow Tmple
p a ign in Detroit which began last
Temple
flub
projert.
Corrective and Massage
of contributions, received donations •PWPWWW‘i he the Merin club. Is the s eek.
Gymnastics
inn .
from the following: Mr. and Mrs. .1.*"..
.•17..J.,`'.106
eiswo
t','; Fifteen focal students attend the
Orthopedic Gymnastics
Money Fenton, in .mocaory of Frenklin will conduct
Mo
the
meal.
mew
hicago school, where they receive
Yetta Burstein; Mrs. and Mrs. :nherilr,l,!..ner2Z. l" tilr,rll
.2508 Beek Cadillac Hotel
f ree tuition and board. Four rab-
usodeirii
Edward Stein, in memory of Anna kk, kiohwia. who ct,,,,,,,, awl j,r'l"
MW
mutho binical graduates of the college
mu
Silberblatt; Mr. and Mrs. B. Al- Jew..re'
woefully
deficient
in
a
knool-
g
erve as spiritual leaders of neigh-
appre..tion
of
their
own
his-
pert, in memory of Anna Silber- r2,r,, ge sad
,,,,,,,.
boring communities—Rabbis Solo-
blatt; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph New-
n on Z. Feinberg of Flint, Morris
man, in memory of Richard Book- T' FPO.
IN II 7 7—Family
1.
asriel Katz of Grand Rapids, le-
Orsette
''
r
:r
INIght
•I
Temple
Ti,.
stein.
Sisterhood planned
hie
an evening of r ad T. Notis of Saginaw and Ma-
FLOWERS AND
Mrs. Ralph Paul, secretary, an- entrl1.4r"'',7, 0;1 .... .nrz,.. i0 ?.. . h uro Shulman of Windsor. Return.,
nounces that there will be a board Viec`',,(1,7,; -:iiirs.Z si,i0,151 w t „ .... II g from a short trip to Chicago
CORSAGES
meeting on Tuesday morning, Jan. after whi, 0 refreshment• will be served. il st week, Rabbi Max J. Wohlge-
For Weddings & Showers
16, at the home of Mrs. A. A. Tkke" s6 "n"'
II rnter of Congregation Emanuel,
HOgarth
1680
Barsky, 2710 Leslie Ave.
himself an alumnus of Yeshivoth
Mothers'
Clubs
Calendar
I,
aac
Elchanan,
New
York,
brought
Tuotelay,
Jan. (Tub
IL 1'30
Women
s Study
at p 11511 m —Young
Dexter. ." I. s message of encouragement to De-
REGINAE
Book
eview.
it leaders in charge of the drive,
Tumd ,i,,,,
Jan
17
r
r
ro--1-1
ws,se f corn
The Reginae will have an open ,,,,,,,
ay n, iiall p.,,,, ....1-
Rabbi Saul Silber, president
A group of New York artists
meeting at the home of Ilene usherso,
o
ok,otiss
tr...
f the Hebrew Theological College. recently thought they had dis-
13325 DEXTER BLVD.
Tu•alay.
Jan. 17, .0 I Putnide.
P m —Fenkell
Reitzin. 2275 Tuxedo, Jan. 20, . at club
at
Midland
l'hlio•
covered a new Mexican photog-
3 p. m. Girls between the ages mathle twisting Harvey.
Fascism wouldn't make rapher, an artist in his field,
of 14 and 16 are invited to at- Wodnenlay. Jan. I:. .,1 30.0 p..,,, , a' sa c Perhaps
h great strides in so many named Oreva—only to learn that
Lend this meeting. For farther in- . ' .‘,1",,111,7`'."1,`,7,1,„7,1,..V.::„h '. ..'”,,... ,W, _ c ountries
if somebody would take the photos they admired so
Friends of Mrs. Rose Gerohwin,
formation call Helen Salk. To. Bony w,,,,sorri
ir
tl
he trouble to explain to the greatly were the work of a 21-
Jan. co„.,,w,„„„.„,
II I p. Ir•—Clakland
- ublic that the Fascist and Nazi 'year-old home-town steno named mother of the 1.::e composer,
6-1585, or Dolores Salzman, To. (,,, Wednewl••
.,
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and.p
are
6-8479.
Ina Tuesday,
of play -Ifes
My
Darling
Daughter.-
g,
lute dates from Roman an- Revs Freed ... Which reminds still getting autographed photos
Jan, 21. I p Wt —1411.n. II quity, when—as now—it was us that the garage of Nathan P. of George . . . She

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Plan to Attend Hudson's

Seventh Annual
HOUSEWARES

EXPOSITION

The entire

Tenth Floor is packed with educational
exhibits, to give you inside information on the
manufacture of modern merchandise for the
home. Plan to make several visits to this inter-
esting, educational show.

SEE the Venetian Glass Blowers

SEE the show of Lighting Magic

SEE an egg fried without fire

SEE lamp shades made from mineral

WATCH experts design silk shades

SEE new glareless polaroid bulbs

SEE a colorful tropical bird exhibit

SEE a 100-year old miniature kitchen

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SEE a 232 quart Tea Kettle

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SEE a carving set with a 6-foot blade

And scores of others. &e them all!

HUDSON'S

I Young Israel Adult
Classes to Register
on Tuesday Night

Registration for the new se-
mester of Young Israel adult
classes will be held on Tuesday,
at 8 p. m., in Room 210 of Cen-
tral High School. Courses in the
following subjects are being of-
fered: Beginners' Hebrew: He-
brew II and Advanced Hebrew;
Religious Customs and Cere-
monies; Personalities in Jewish
Religious Philosophy. The fac-
ulty consists of Rabbis Isaac
Stollman and Max J. Wohlgel-
ernter, Irving W. Schlussel and
A. Twersky. The total cost of
registration is El. The public at
large is invited. These classes
will commence on Tuesday eve-
ning, Jan. 24, and will continue
for 12 weeks.
An interesting short program
will take place on the evening of
registration. Short talks will be
delivered by the instructors and
some of the students who have
been attending the classes during
the first semester.
Young Israel is taking an ac-
tive part in the conference of
orthodox synagogues, taking place
Sunday at Bay City. The follow-
ing members are planning to
attend the meeting: Isadore Co-
hen, Abraham J. Rosenshine,
Samuel Ilechtman and Irving W.
Schlussel. David I. Berris, presi-
dent of Young Israel, is sched-
uled to preside at the afternoon
session of the conference.

gill e
ta Nate

MIAs Sara Rernatein left this week for
Florida to spend the winter months(

Mr.
Mr. end Mrs. Morrie Goldberg ha.
fe. elvtd none from their non. Joel, who
I. on • Western trip, that he it at
present at Lon Angeles, Calif.

gam
gamLevine is In Chicago this week
where he Is attending the Furniture
Mart.

Mr and Mrs. Matthew Homenntot k
I Pearl Drenneel and Infant son. have
returned from New York to make their
home In thin city.

The routing marriage of MI. Rebecca
Herkoiltz, dnughter of Mr and Mrs
(wear Herkro Its of Saginaw. to Henry
Feldman, son of Mr and •Mrs Lamer
Feldman of (hi city was announced
recently.

Mr. •nd Wm H. F. Anthony have as
their giteet this week. their alder, Wm
Rom Rosenberg of Detroit.

At • meeting of the Temple Sister-
H Harrison
on
hood held recently Mra
sc aa
elected firM vice-president, and
Mrs . A. J. Jacoby, second vire-president.
Flans for • amp, to be held no Jan
EP at the Temple were reported by
Mrs. Hen Friedman.

Mr. and %Ira H. F. Anthony ail' hold
opn house on aunday. Jan. 21. from
I to and 7 to 10 IT m., to celebrate
their !Rh adding annlvereary.

Kalvarier Aid Society

Mrs. L. Stolinsky, president of
the Kalvarier Aid Society thanks
the chairman, Mrs. D. Mevis, the
co-charman, D. Freedman and co-
workers who helped make a suc-
cess of the dinner and dance of
Dec. 18. It also thanks Miss Flor-
ence Weintraub, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. Weintraub, for enter-
Flower. for all
tainment
Dexter-Jog Florist. Trier 6-6622.

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Somrium Ftwoderk.
Perraces, P•tlon.
(la n e roontk do,
Ins entert•ln-
merits. Bathing di-
rectly from hotel.

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Mrs Norman Ruckner and her daugh-
ter. Audrey, returned from Peoria. 111.
where they at tend .1 the wedding of
Mrs. Dm knera since. Marjorie

The January meeting of the Sister-
hood of TPWIPIP Ileth Jacob wee NM
Thesis, careen( events were
by Mrs Ana Lapides and a reeks.
of - Roots In Os Oar. -
Ad.. Met-
ier a. aa Elton by Mrs. Mao Dukthkin of
I wtroit.

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Cadillac

Rabbi Erir Friedland spoke on "Jo-
seph' at the regular Friday eTenIng
moire at Temple Ileth Jarob.

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- The Education of Hyman Kaplan."
rc
by lawmal
Hoes • Ore of Mos
Jacob Kny Insky, has been added to
(h.
Temple 1,11Trary.

.

Rabbi Eric rrl.rlland hie Menalerted
to the board of control by Gor Pontiac
Enthange Club .

Mot IgrIc Friedland and eon, Jothans
ha,. returned from Green Boy. Wis,
where they spent • fortnight with Mrs
Friedland's parents

Tom

on 'Redical Middle Ass" .

sign of the slave greeting Meyer of Manhattan doubles as
his master.
an art gallery.

the

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Joseph and Leslie Resent.)

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cute his sir.

natures from his old Cheeks mil
pastes them on the *taros.

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great.
ceased

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must
local
racter-
ustein,
Jew-
ye, de-
sion of
assern-
sh Fed-
s which
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staining
e while
of giv-
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Id refu-
country
themes
of the
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nmunity
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