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Youth Council to
Meet on July 20

VACATION IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN at

GASS EL LODGE

Will Hear Report of Convention
of American Youth Congress

Here'. Your Opportunity to Spend the Kind of • Vacation
You've Always Dreamed About

Jewish-American Youth Coun-
cil will re-assemble Thursday,
July 20, at 8 p. m., in the Phila-
delphia -Byron Auditorium, to
hear the report of Cal Goodman,
who has jut returned from New
York as delegate front the local
council to the American Youth
Congress, which concluded on
July 6.
Mr. Goodman's report will be
supplemented by the reports of
Max Cbomsky and Mrs. Revs
Bernstein.
Entertainment of the evening
will close with dancing.
The general public will be wel-
come withopt charge.
The Jewish • American Youth
Council in Detroit is a delibera•
tive body, the membership of
which is constituted of delegates
representing the various constitu•
ent youth organizations, and
which has for its purpose the
Intensification and extension of
the principles of American de-
mocracy and, as a corrolary, to
combat the spread of bigotry find
prof essionalized intolerance.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glieberman announce the engagemen
of their daughter, Beatrice, to William Casman, son of Mrs.
Fannie Casman of Fenkell Ave.
Mr. and hIrs. David S. Block of Calvert Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Jack Milen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Melinsky of Glynn Court.
Mr. and Mrs, David Kahn of Longfellow Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Rosalyn, to David A. Bonin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bolin of Muirlund Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Ellis of Clairmount Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Shirley, to Martin Haas, son of
Mrs. Hermina fleas of Gladstone Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hannan of Bay City announce the
engagement of their daughter, Ida, to George Weiswasser, son
of Moses Weiswasser of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Auater of 2316 Elmhurst Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mildred, to Albert Goldstein,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Goldstein of 3205 Fullerton Ave. The
wedding will take place in October.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kallin of 2740 Fullerton Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Doris Betty, to Merwin K.
Grosberg, son of Charles Grosberg of Arden Park.

Weddings

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Since the testimonial banquet
given in his honor several months
ago by Congregation Bnai David
Elmhurst at 14th, Rabbi Joshua
S. Sperka has been preparing
for a long-anticipated trip to
Europe and Palestine. Arrange-
ments were completed for his
sailing the first week in July.
The imminent threat of war
which developed during the past
few weeks and the unrest in
Palestine gave the congregation
much concern. For this reason,
the board of trustees, at a spe-
cial meeting, unanimously de-
cided to prevail upon Rabbi
Sperka to postpone the trip un-
til a more propitious time.
The board, in behalf of the
congregation, sincerely thanks
all its and the rabbi's friends
who extended their good wishes
to him.

Contributions to the Jewish
National Fund Made
Through Hadassah

July 18—Miss Eleanor Lehman Schwarz, daughter of Mrs
Contributions to the Jewish
Samuel Schwarz of LaSalle Blvd., to Robert Sloman, son of Mr. National
Fund
were
made
and Mrs. Edmund Sloman of Arden Park.
through Hadassah as follows:
July 30—bliss Margaret Stone, daughter of Ben Stone of 3264
Trees in memory of Ida Siegel,
Tyler Ave
H
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to Harold Getz, son of Simon Getz of St. Louis, Mo. mother of Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt,
Miss Stone is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Smilo of Detr s it. by the following: Mr. and Mrs.

Arts and Crafts
Work Is Popular
At Council Camp

When the three little fishe
swans over the dam they floate
right along until they reache
the Craft Cabin at Counci
Camp. Here, their bright blu
fins gleaming against the whit
walls, they swim round and roue
campers' fashion belts, purses
in a gay circle, watching th
gloves and every type of decora
tive object out of leather, ela
beach, with the jig-saw buzzing
and tin. Perched airily on th
merrily and many fingers busily
moulding, painting, cutting and

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Council Camp. Handicraft clause
are held in the cabin twice daily
under the supervision of Miss
Magda Szekely, a graduate o
the University of Budapest
With a complete program of
athletics and waterfront sports
as well as indoor activities, the
counselor staff at Council Camp
includes experts in every field
New to the staff this year are
Miss Blance Zwick, formerly of
Vienna, who conducts French
classes and supervises athletic in-
struction with Miss Ethel Jo
Gardner, of Milwaukee State
Teachers' College. Miss June
Brezner of Detroit, is in charge
of dramatics for the season and
Dr. Margaret Nachman, a grad-
uate of the University of Berlin,
conducts the camp's health pro-
gram. Miss Rebecca Ehrinpries,
executive director, has returned
for her third season at Council
Camp, Miss Alva Ron is camp
secretary.

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Maurice Siden, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Tobin, Dr. and Mrs. Shiner-
ya Kleinman, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Election of officers was held b
Gilbert, Mrs. A. Meyer and Fam-
Y. F. V. Jra. on June 30. I n-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sklar,
stallation was held on July 8,
Mr. and Mrs. David Feinberg,
along with the installation of th
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Bronstein, Mr.
senior organization. The newl y
July 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Max Harold Goldsmith (Alice Singer) and Mrs. Isaac Shetzer, Mr. and
elected officers are: Presiden t , of 18924 Pennington Drive, a daughter, Barbara.
Mrs. Maurice Landau, Mr. and
Robert Stanley Einzig; vice-pre 5-
July 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving H. Small of Ohio Ave., a son, Mrs. Irving W. Blumberg.
Michael.
ident, Benjamin Kinitzer; recor
A tree in memory of Pauline
Mg secretary, Alice Sadur; finan
Located at Jeddo, Mich., over-
July 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohn (Betty Pereira) of 2478 Fox by the Fagan Family.
Blaine Ave., a son, Yale Hanley.
cial secretary, Anne Shulman
A tree in memory of Anna looking Lake Huron, Council
treasurer, Julian Nusbaum. Ma 5-
July 9—To Dr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Weiner (Dorothy Bloom- Jackson by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Camp is conducted by the Detroit
Section, National Council of
ter of ceremonies at the installs garden), a son, Richard Alan.
Loeb.
tion was Harry Jacobs. The in
July 9—To Mr. and Mrs. David Safran (Elizabeth Silver) of
Trees in honor of wedding an- Jewish Women, and offers ideal
tallation team consisted of Ilarr y 2405 Sturtevant Ave., a son, Elias Joel.
n iversary of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. vacations to young business wo-
men and girls at a nominal fee.
Gents, Sol Schwartz, Mary Kini t-
July 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Morey Scholnick (Josephine Fuchs)
futon by daughter, Betty.
ter and Irving Appelblatt. Dane - of 19905 Roslyn Road, a daughter.
Trees in memory of Earle D. Registrations for the camp may
be
made for any week through
mg followed the installation.
June 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Deutch of 2669 Leslie
leas by Mr. and Mrs. Irving W •
Labor Day, at the Council Club-
On July 16, the senior organ Ave., a daughter, Deena Merle.
lumbers,
i zation will hold its annual plc
Contribution to Golden Book house, 89 Slack Ave., or on Mon-
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nic. The juniors are helping wit h
I nscription in memory of the late lay, Tuesday and Wednesday
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the mile of tickets. There wi ll
anet
Attslander Wise by Sol evenings at the Dexter branch
Strictly Confidential
be dancing. For tickets, phon
of the Jewish Community Center,
I. ifsitz,
1: 1:
T yler 5-6551,
Contribution in honor of Louis 11518 Dexter Blvd. There is bus
(e°1"4. "Eb FR""
Applications for membershi p
"
Tobin's recent recovery from transportation to and from the
camp every Sunday.
in the junior organization or
SCHWARTZBERG• SCHULTZ of a great predecessor, Leopold liners by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
still being taken. Any youn F
The Council Camp board of
For this Summer
Damrosch, the young musician Shetzer.
tan or lady between the age
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schultz has Ilebraized his name, d • For information regarding tree directors, headed by Mrs. Fred
until September 10,
of 18 and 22 may apply by send announce the marriage of their now known
lasting or contributions to the A. Ginsburg, held its annual
as
Sigmund
Levari.
daughter,
Florence,
to
George
H.
i ng a card to Sol Schwartz, tea d
ewish Notional Fund, call Mrs. meeting at Council Camp on Mon-
Schwartzberg, son of Mr. and MOVIE STUFF
SEND YOUR
of the membership committee, o
David Seligson, 3343 Sturtevant day afternoon, July 10. Among
by calling Tyler 5-6551 for in Mrs. Harry Schwartzberg, on
M-G-M plans a picture bused Ave., Townsend 8-8742,
those present were Mrs Fred A
Sunday, June 11, at the Wilshire on Phyllis Bottome's "The Mor-
formation,
Ginsburg, presiding; Mrs. Regene
A semi-formal and a hayrid e Hotel. Rabbi M. Zager officiated. tal Storm," which will be more
Freund Cohane, vice-chairman of
frankly anti-Nazi than Warner
for members is planned for th e
the camp board; Mrs. Oscar C.
Brothers' "Confessions of a Nazi
month of August. An all-day out No.
secretary of the camp
Woodward J.W.E.W.O. Spy" . . . No more M-G-M re- „ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph t' irsoldleld Robinson,
ng is also planned for the latte r
board; Mrs. Douglas I. Brown,
TO BE
thth't, Mk"
Janie
art of Jul,,
leases to Germany after that ... I Iliaohfieltl. "
Lawn Party July 26
mere
•". home" At
pert,- President of the Detroit section,'
t
, —
Which reminds us that "Confes-
fir natty announrottl the ttihrt,...
National Council of Jewish W
/11,It of their a""
to Har-
The North Woodward Branch sions of a N. S." is netting up old Hraff, on of Mr. F:11,,n,
men; Mrs. I. Irving Bittker, Mrs.'
and Mrs API. men;
R epresentative Group
f D
of the Jewish Women's Euro- new box office records in London Itruff, oreenflohl,
Masa Ti,. taIrts
lutindu rtel Mr. Draft to about :00 friends Maurice Caplan, Mrs. Aaron I
NOW
Honors Mayor Readin pean Welfare Organization is ... If you want to get the low- sr Mr. Anti Mrs. Illrerh field.
DeRoy, Mrs, Maurice Klein, Mrs.
sponsoring a lawn party to be down on spy activities in this
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Anal/ding Mrs. IllrarItfleld In tho after- Gerald May, Mrs. Edward R.
Pay
When
Delivered
Mrs Nathan Sett., Wee
nnounce• Hi. Candidacy fo 5 . held at the home of Sirs. S. 6 country ask your neighborhood Minna IfIrtuthfleld.
Mrs En M. Levy, Robbins, Mrs. J. Victor Roemer,
, coovie ni anager to run the short Mrs. Joseph A.,
L,pi
Re-Election in, Mayor
Shore, 7621 LaSalle Blvd., coe;
Athwart., Mrs. Henry Mrs. Joshua S. Sarasohn. Mrs.
net I.anlothe, on Wednesday eve- called " While America Slee s" P. Anthony And 311. Elaine Leeitt.hn. Allen Selmin and Miss Sarah Sel-
of Detroit. In the evening, the Image.
A large representative group ning, July 26. Prizes and refresh- . . . One of the chief spies de-
a.lsted by M., 011yer Z. Crane, minski.
from all walks of life, including ments will be served. Mrs. Shore picted in the film looks like a MiN11 Alerger,,tt AlttltAhr. MIo. lIctlY
and Mice Patriot. Peat-Aall
b usiness, professional, industrial, is in charge of arrangements. twin brother of Fritz Kuhn. " Haskins
In Addition to enntprIsIng n formal
nounventent o f her gagement
f raternal, and veteran organiza- For information call Tyler THIS AND THAT
en
the Contributions to the Jewish
pally al. welonmed
HIrtglineld
t ions, extended an overwhelming 4-3013. The refugee show "From Vi- hob. front Smith ,
ollego. at North-
Children's Home
t ribute to the lion. Richard W.
51a., mho. she obtained her
The clock project now in enna."-now running in New York, amoton,
hob
or o Arts degree In June. Mr.
R eading, mayor of the city of progress under the chairmanships
i
not only an artistic success Drat? WAS arAfi.1,11 fre1/11
No
The
Jewish Children's Home
D etroit, at a recent testimonial of Mrs. A. J. Redblatt, will,sup- but actually makes a handsome date Mtn been Set for the wedding.
Among thh huehtx were BID,
arty held at the Knights of ply project sheets when called profit every week.
John acknowledges donations from the
Intern.. and faintly.Al. Met - tette Phil. following:
Pythias Hall on Erskine and at Townsend 5-3762. The pro-
Mrs. (I 1441.444y, Mrs . Sham...
Lazio Schwartz, the famous n s ` r s ry Mr ntpl Mrs. Jol, Kahn. Mrs wilt.
Atm
All. Emily Itppen-
John R Sts.
Mrs. H. lire",,, Mts. J
ceeds from this project will be globe-trotting Hungarian caries- helm. pm. 141v ',toff.
Mr. anti Mrs. employe. Of
Walla. J. Neu ton, In
Speakers of the evening de- utilized to furnish transportation tuurisoou
nevoid Doldfnrb. Mr. and Slra. J it
memory' or
tr,is, planning toEu
Mr.. Solomon Jot ksont J.
pluibshlish
b
ua
t
141.0,411. Mr. And Mrs. Phillip.
bared that Mayor Reading's for refugees to Palestine. humorous
Webber: Mrs. Wolf Ettplan I
MINS Mary Yane Jungklass, Willie,. J. `
'Faithful Public Service Merit 5
Itn'tnl l Mr. And
.e organization thanks its intended to circulate in other Penhr and Earl Perry Mr. and Mrs H. s I ,•111.10r gl
o
in honor
re.
F aithful Public Support."
members, friends, the public, countries also — entitled "The I. 11.enberg. All of Saginaw I Won Har- rovery of Mrs, Harry (Mittman: of
riett, Miss !Dien. and MI. Ito. Itoson- Sarah and Shirley Simons: Mrs. MI..
A prolonged ovation was ex Zeman Raking Co. and the
14. E.
Jew Laughs" . . . Which reminds he.. Mr. end Mrs. Louie hevIneohn and Harnett; Dr. Edward Knalow, In honor
ended the mayor when he mad e Mlawer Umgegend Verein for us that a book called "Why Ger- family, Mrs. Harry Hyron And daughter. of liar MItztuht J. A. Klein, H. Levine.
And Mrs. Herman Itnhen. In men,
tis personal announcement tha t their generous donations towards many Cannot Win the War" was Eileen, house-0000f and olassmate of 34r.
RECEPTACLES
of of bola illi • heiwoll; 110
111. of Smith College, all
, y HMO 591.16:
e is a candidate for re-election the shower sponsored for the
of Delrottt 311. Mary Minor and Dona. Iodise
a a e b. P e.
Auxiliary: M...1, Cohen.
ash
sod Hubh1• 14.
recently published in Budapest,
Reinforced Concrete. Polly lain,
or the office he now holds a • General Israel Orphans' Home and overnight became Hungary's la• Hayes, both of Highland Park, Mr.
II D. Raphael. of Hattie Creek: MI.
fudged. hires] Melt.
Mayor of the City of Detroit.
for Girls in Palestine, which was best seller.
!toroth,. Sterns, of Dm kannt Mr. end
:dt t. James Rappnrt. Mao Flallgrund, Mr.
•AMERICAN
"Detroit is a large city," he held at the Anal Moshe Syna-
Mrs. Nettie Stillman Dies
'It is rather doubtful now end M.. Atenloy M. Heller and Mr null
said. "It is made up of many gogue, June 27. Anyone desir-
'Jr, .flonJamln Iltotnlhal, all fir
RECEPTACLE CO.
mint
roups of people and personal- ing to send contributions to this whether the Habimah ensemble
Mrs. Nettie Stillman of 1526
579 Kenilworth. To. 8-5889
will come to the U. S. this year
ties. Although it has not been cause should call Mrs. Anna
Mizrachi
Mizrachi Bank of Palestine Edison Ave. died on Monday, twieRwomigmelmina
for its announced tour.
in easy task to satisfy everyone , Goldberg, president, Townsend
July
3.
Funeral
services
were
Greatest newspaper scoop of
Pays Dividends on Its
n evertheless, I have enjoyed 5-4256.
h eld on Thursday, July 6, with
recent years is Life Magazine's
Stock for Year 1938
doing my level best to do what
Dr. Leo Si, Franklin officiating. Relatives Abroad Seek De-
The organization acknowledges series of photos of Nijinsky, the
thought was right and to the
Surviving Mrs. Stillman are
scendants of Sandor
On behalf of the Association
b est interest of all the constitu- with thanks the contribution to famous Russian ballet dancer,
the Benjamin Wisper Memorial now an inmate of a Swiss insane of American shareholders of the four daughters, Mrs. Grace
ents of the city irrespective of Flower Fund by Mrs. Morris a
Greenfield
sylum ... The Life camera man Mizrachi Bank, Ltd., Palestine, Joseph, Mrs. Ella Weinberg, Mrs.
dividual wealth, type of busi-
Baker. actually got Nijinsky to dance— Hirsch Manischewitz, its presi- Frieda Bender and Miss llelen
ess, employment, race or creed.
Stillman;
a
son,
John
Stillman
Relatives
abroad are trying to
something he hadn't done in the dent, advises
—
e that at the r cent of New York; six brothers, Sam locate descendants of Sandor
am sure that all of you will
last 20 years.
annual meeting of the board of and Adolph Seitman of Saginaw, Greenfield who had died between
a gree with me that in business To Unveil Monument in •
An excellent idea was that directors of the Mizrachi Bank,
•ou cannot spend more than you
Tribute to Late Jacob H. ..P0urth of July program at the L td., held in Jerusalem, a divi- Sigmund Seitman of Flint, Nate the years 1920 to 1925. His for-
a ke in. Therefore. in dealing
Manhattan Beach amphitheater dend of 6 per cent on coupon Seitman of Bay City and Dave mer name had been Gruenfeld.
Werner
on
Sunday
with the city expenditures the
He had been a member of the
presented by the Flatbush Coun- No. 1 of its preferred stock and Seitman of St. Louis, Mich,
ability of the tax payer to foot
Mrs. Stillman lived in Michigan Bnai Brith Lodge.
The unveiling of the monument eil Against Intolerance , . . a dividend of 3 per cent on cou-
he bills is of tremendous im-
for
62
years
and
the
last
21
Members of the
Creenfjel .l
in memory of the late Jacob II. 20,000 bathers gathered there to non No. 10 of its common stock
portance. However, we have not.
years in Detroit. She was a family being sought by L.
Werner will take place on Sunday listen to addresses by Fannie has been declared.
neglected the vital necessities
member of Temple Beth El and
'Kiryat-Sefer Street 15, Tel
morning, July 16, at 11:30 Khans Hurst, Magistrate Matthew J.
Holders
of
Mizrachi
Bank
equisite for good government
at the Oakview Cemetery, Royal Troy, the Rev. Alfred W. Price shares may forward the respec- its Sisterhood, of Hadaesah, the Aviv, Palestine, He had sent a
nd protection of the entire citi- Oak, Mich.
of St. Philip's Church, the Rev. tive coupons for collection to Home for Aged and numerous letter to be delivered to the
oth er charitable organizations
enry. Police protection, health,
relatives.
Mr. Werner was horn Nov. 24, William C. Kernan of Trinity
nitation, education have been 1901, in New York City and time Church of Bayonne, N. J., and Talpioth Palestine Agency, 38
P ark Row, New York City, the
Anyone knowing of the rela-
maintained at a high level. The to Detroit in 1924. He was a Cer- Major Thomas E. Stone, chair-
"Europe's Conscience in De- tives' whereabouts, kindly com-
D epartment of Public Works as tified Public Accountant and own. man of the Council of U. S. sole agent for the sale of shares cline" is the name of a book
of
municate with Dr. Jack Statt-
of the Mizrachi Bank Ltd., in
well as all other departments are er of the Reliable Furniture Auc- War Veterans.
essays published by Rabbi Charles man, 51 W. Warren Ave., Co-
the United States and Canada. I
unctioning efficiently and eco- tion Co. He . was a member of
E. Shulman of Glencoe, Ill.
lumbia 1600.
omically."
Perfection Lodge and Chancellor
Mayor Reading expressed his Commander of Detroit Lodge No.
incere gratitude to the men as- 55, Knights of Pythias, the first
mbled for the support he has and only presiding officer to have
eceived from the citizens of passed away during his term of
etroit. He reiterated that he is office,
o at as much concerned in the
Mr. Werner was one of tile most
w elfare of labor as well as in-
ardent workers Detroit Lodge has
ustry.
had. The children of the United
A midnight bullet supper was Hebrew Schools who spent a happy
rved. Dr. Perry P. Burnstine, vacation at camp in the summer
will long remember Mr.
hairman of the arrangements of 1938
rnmittee, was master of cere- Werner. The foundation to pos-
session of Castle Hall located at
monies for the evening.
John R and Erskine Sts., was laid
him, and many of his ideas
it Huck's Redford Inn by
are now being carried out success-
Features Don Miller
fully. He was laid to rest on July
as Organist
26, 1938, and he is mourned by
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his wife, Pearl; two daughters,
Don Miller. organist at Emil Gloria and Rochelle; two sisters,
l ark's Redford Inn, is a !emit- Mrs. Saul Kling and Mrs. M.
✓ figure to thousands of thee- Safir of Hamilton, 0., and three
■ • r-eoing Detroiters. He origin- brothers. Louis, Frank and Syd.
Mr. Werner's host of friends
lv
Tained
prominence here
l Tir , eh
engagements at the ere invited to participate in this
INSTALLED
4 Ichimin. Palms-State (formerly solemn service on Sunday.
e State). Fisher and Capitol
(Over Your Old Tank)
heat-r. and is credited with in-
Concert of Ladies of Yesh-
oducing community singing to
You can change to automatic water-heating in a jiffy—just a
iva Beth Judah on
al thretrr audiences for the
few simple twists of
the wrists, and the Handley-Brown Mirro-
rut time.
Sunday
Miller ', so else appeared at
Shell is ready without muss, fuss or bother to provide you with
The Ladies of Yeshiva Beth
arious eteesure resorts in Flor-
ample supplies of hot water. Automatic and attractive—it is
a and •thwi parte of the coun- Judah are sponsoring a conceit
quickly installed over your old tank without changes in water
y whet' the organ was the to be given at the new Glen-
line or other work. Extended payments are available!
ontder fo r m of entertainment. wood Hotel, Gratiot Ave.. Mt.
is dinn-r nrograms at Redford Clemens, Sunday, July 16, at
TENTH FLOOR—FARMER STREET BUILDING AT GRATIOT
n ere orovino one of the en. 8 p. m. A fine program is prom-
rtainm-nt eePrhts of the ear- ised and admission will be free.
e nt ser son.
The public is invited.
The annual picnic will be held
Float. Tyl•r 6.•622 July 30 at Palmer Park, near
fa. all sweaslosse--
the Children's Swimming Pool.

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tine Fellowship Award Voir City and Edelstein
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tl he Palegine Fellowship. of Aro.
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tl his week announced the grant- tinian agricultural co-operative
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July 14, 1939

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