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…PAGE TWO HAKOAH WILL BE ENTERTAINED HERE 967Ritr,MSLIORONICIAS • which the players will leave for To- ronto, where they ar scheduled to play on May 24. Jacob S. Pearlstein, edu• • cational director of the Jewish Centers Association, and Meyer Blatt, athletic director, are assis t ing the J. C. A. Athletic Council in completing ar- rangements for the welcoming of the Hakoah team. With great enthusiasm being mani- fested in all circles the ...…

…A merica Avish periodical Carter CllyroN smug • CINCINNATI so, OHIO PAGE THREE PIEVLTROITIEWISII Yratrrual all Club Natrti M S , • ket- lass as sited ItIv run. 'etas an . teal Theta Delta Omega. A regular meeting of Theta Delta omega sorority was held on May 5 at the home of Miss Alzofon. Sum- mer plans were discussed and also plans for the dunce on May 28, which will be given at the crystal ballroom of the Masonic Temple under the an...…

…REI)EPROIT/EWISfl C RDNICLE Vztqatft — tt. I tUtzIgMray tityra razi=15 , : ', kf- E*TROrK AMR ORONICLE Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Cm, lac. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS President and ■ Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE General Manager Associate and Managing Editor LAWRENCE LIPTON kotered •s Set' 01111 - r . 1,11 matter March 3, MC, at the Postoffice at Detroit. Mich., under the Ant of March 3, 11711. General Offices and Publica...…

…A merico, ,fewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATISNUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO IEDLTRon; EwisitORomictE Oat iilemple Lrtl1 3Z1 Notre Through the Critic's Monicle By PHILIP MARCUSE THE GOLEM —Habima Players Orchestra Hall T is patent that the persons who I say, "There arc to great actors anymore," haven't gone as far as MOS- COW to look for them. The tvarld re- now'ncd liabima troupe, realizing that fact, have left their native Moscow and co...…

…- - PAGE SIX ifEVenton vans,' (rmoroac • oci al ,satt ersonai WOMEN HONOR MRS. H. A. KROLIK Striped Silk Wash Dresses $10 Detroit Council Eleets New Board of Directors. The Detroit Section of the National Council of Jewish Women at a lunch- eon in the FoUlltaill ItutAll of the new Hudson's Wash Dress Mrs. Albert Kahn spent the last week-end in Ann Arbor as the guest of her (laughter. Crystal Dinnerware The most charming of informa...…

…A merkam Amish Periodeal Curter CLIFTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVER TIEVETROIVEIVISH ARONICLE PURITY CHAPTER INSTALLS OFFICERS EVENING BRILLIANCY —for a season of Spring beauty — exclusive wraps and gowns—pre- sented by a store Engagruiritts Mrs. Selma Rosenblatt, Pest Matron, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell II. Emmer Is Honored. (Dahlia Morris) of 3270 Rochester avenue are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Rose- ...…

…i nEliumorri fr,nisnef PAGE EIGHT jql-6 011 GIAS. OldpfT - 5 c..10SEPH ,--. I heartily agree with the one-half of 1 per cent Americans that the alien influence on art and literature in this country has been most corrupt- ing. And I don't blame these earnest-minded souls from meguphoning their protests against making America the dumping ground for these evil-minded foreigners. And I am willing to work shoulder to shoulder with them in fig...…

…America lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINDI • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE NINE Pie &ritorri lonsft(hRor KUNSKY THEATERS SHYNMAN, PIANIST, IN CONCERT MAY 17 - SAYS PONTIAC BOOM IS NORMAL GROWTH CLASSIFIED:-: JULIUS W. LACHMAN P1 AWAY AT 39 MICHIGAN Julius W. Lachman, 5062 Whitfield Abraham L. Shynman, concert pi- MACK B. WEISS-Strictly kosher "Captain Salvation," story of the caterer for weddings, banquets, avenue, )tagged away on T...…

…ffE erRorrlansnMROXICLE MAY 13, 1927 Kosher Food Bill se Michigan Law Z. B. T. PRESENTS YESHIVA EXERCISES GOTTHEIL MEDAL ARE WITNESSED BY 50,000 SPECTATORS NOW Continued from Page One) rved by th e kosh e r (sod law, just signed by Governor Green. dews who sincerely desire to have foods in ac- cordance with the dietary laws should feel assured that commodities offered Mrs. L. Levine is the guest of he for sale in that category are genuine-...…

…A merica ,fewish Periodical eater CLIFTON AVINUI CINCINNAll 20, 01110 ITEPETROIT LWISH AROAICL- All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS TELEPHONE 1 CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE OLDEST JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1927 VOL. XXXI. NO. 23 Men's Club to Hear 1LEADER OF JEWISH NEVI YORK CONFERENCE OUTLINES PLAN FOR NATION-WIDE FEDERATION OF ALL Four Noted Speakers CONGRESS IS FETED ORTHODOX CONGREGA...…

…PAGE TWO E i)LTItOIVENTIMI el RIM ICUS A NEW MOTOR! A NEW CHAPTER A remarkable step forward in engineering accomplishment. A striking answer to those who have measured perform- ance in terms of cylinders. IN DODGE BROTHERS A masterpiece of simplicity, smoothness and silence. 20% more miles per gallon! HISTORY 15% more power! 20% faster acceleration! Pick-up, get-away and get-there! New standard gear-shift transmission—new silen...…

…A merica Pal ish Periodical eater CLIFTON AMU* • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE THREE PIEY)Eton;frxisit (km lax ii The proposed building of the Highland Park branch of the Y. W. C. A., which will serve the girls and women of Highland Park and Northern Detroit. An old residence, re- modeled, is the inadequate present home of this Y. W. C. A. branch. The Tau Beta Community House to be erected in Hamtramck. Tau Beta holds baby and mother clinics...…

…1E DETROYILklY151 t eIRONICE£ 7;Utgi ; r 3TROIT, 11 %:fxazwz ,. :htqagri%tqyteV'hfgtztriyf.,, vi',^nii,.q:;r;i:azjisrt ,ztztztz;t :0 (.4 RON iCLE Our Platform for Detroit Jewry. Pub' shed Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE LAWRENCE LIPTON President General Manager Managing Editor to tared as Second C., server March 3, 1918. at the Poetoffice at Detroit, Mich.. under the Act of Ma...…

…A merkag "apish Periodical eater CLIFTON AVINUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 TnEVrtRonlmosofff RON }CIE 5>U9iiir5 81 GIAS. meets Friday mornings, 10 to 12. The women of the temple are cordially in-1 cited to enroll. iremplr Nell El Matra , Sunday Morning Services: , Men's Gymnasium CI The men'sgymnasium classes are' held Monday and Thursday evenings.' I Boy Scouts: Dr. Leo NI. Franklin will occupy The Boy Scout troops of the tem- Last ye...…

…PIEVLTROnIEW151191110A ICU PAGE SIX v ezigrat . • (HEBREW ORPHAN HOME ANNUAL CARD PARTY IN The Detroit Hebrew Orphan Home will give its annual card party Wed- The May Sale of SILKS Miss Anna M. Moss of 2069 West The annual meeting of the Sister- 1 hood of Temple Beth El will be held Euclid avenue has returned home on Monday, May 9. At this time the , after a three months' trip to Europe. election Of the board of directors for the comi...…

…• ▪ A merica Puish PerlaNal Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN A ICU I p URITY CHAPTER 0. E. S. EMANUEL SISTERHOOD TO HONOR MOTHERS 1 TO INSTALL OFFICERS na rill nit 5 :flimelhoch'J On Monday evening, May 9, Purity ' The Sisterhood of Temple EMAtittel Chapter of the Order of the Enstern hold a dinner on Sunday, May 0, • Mr. and Mrs. Sant Scholofsky of Star w hold its twentieth annual at the Congregation Emanuel...…

…Tn-q)entorrjaisn 91RONICI4 PAGE EIGHT HERSHMAN TO LEAD CONVENTION GROUP To Speak at United Synagogue Ses- sion On College Students. Rabbi A. M. Hershman left Thurs- day for New York en route to Atlan- tic City, where he will attend the an- nual convention of the United Syna- gogue of America. The convention will convene on May 8 and will con- tinue until May 10. David W. Si- mons, former president of Shaarey Zedek Congregation, plans to att...…

…A merica 'elvish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE NINE tfEikpitorrInfisti (Awn ICU TO RAISE MILLIONS FOR DETROIT WOMEN MANY ACTIVITIES AT JEWISH CENTER OBITUARY been honed into a linen shower. On Saturday evening, April 30, the Oak- land dub had a towel shower at the Jewish Center. Installation of the re-' cently elect, ti officers was conducted by Solomon Levan and followed by a mus- ical program rendered by ...…

…PIEDLTROtT ENISfl ititONICLE Consumers Creamery Company To Have House Warming. In order that Detroiters can see just how ice cream is made, from hulk orders to special designs for so- cial events, the Consumers Ice and Creamery Co., 14707 Dexter Bl•d., will have a house warming at their new factory Thursday afternoon, Fri- day afternoon and evening, and Sat- urday afternoon May, 12, 13, and II. At the open house visitors will be tak- en to e...…

…America latish Periodical Carter All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON AYINUI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO ARONICLE f f ilEbETROIT TELEPHONE I CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE OLDEST JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1927 VOL. XXXI. NO. 22 STATEMENT BY SCHOMBERGER CONFIRMS GALLAGHER'S CHARGE THAT FRAME-UP BY FORD AGENTS DITCHED SAPIRO CASE Real Estate Dealer Comes Forward With Statement Clearing ...…

…critorKiEwisa nitomat PAGE TWO Nrairrual nub Club Nutru Los Amigos. The Loo Amigos Club held their last regular meeting on Friday, April 15. It was decided that a dinner- dance be held Saturday, May 14, the place to be decided upon at a later date. On April 10 a picnic was held and an enjoyable day Was had by all that attended. The next meeting will take place Sunday, May 1, at 546 Hague avenue, at 3:30 p. m. Sion, above 17 years. At pres...…

…A merica Aut ish Periodical Cotter aIPTON AMU& • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE THREE 4ifEl)entonlEw7sii6utoriic4 SEVERAL HUNDRED JOIN CONSUMERS' LEAGUE AT MEET 1,...WMWMOVW ■••■••■■•■•• new officers a successful term. In- ea by the Mesdames Fannie Rodin a very entertaining evening for their PHI BETA KAPPA stallation will be held on Thursday, and Herman Cohen. PLANS MAY FROLIC many friends. Music will be fur- May 5, when the Arrow Orchestra nis...…

…HE ATROR IEWIS11 eIRONIGLE PAGE FOUR bile and impulses flexible. I believe of religion. The man who studies familiar because of the recent discov- doubtful by the comparative complete- all men of all social classes, noble and that if human institutions are ap- religion scientificaly will find that it employer and employee, shall ery of his tomb, a campaign was be- ness of the documents of the reign of peasant, proached with the same scientif...…

…A merica ,fewish Periodical Curter CLIPTON AMITE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO FIVE LTROIT EWLS11_elli0111Chn MAN ADDRESSES , BECK : EMANUEL ON "llNITY" hatran, Otto Kruger, Estelle Win- pose and thereby became an estab- (-ability we can believe that oar mod- I wood, Rollo Peters, Mrs, Thomas fished human custom, but I do not ern industry can, without losing any I Whitien, Wilton I.ackaye, Henrietta believe that there is anything in hu• of its ef...…

…litEVerRomIrwisti(ARoArtat "'-'=ItttglytIgkljr PEDETROITJEWISII&RONICL Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicler Publishing Co, Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE President General Manager Entered as Second-rice meter March 3, 1916, at the PostoRIce at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 1, 1819. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Address: Chronicle, [onion Office: 14 St...…

…villtakalf Palish Periodical alter WPM AlrltWa - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 ThEDETROVEWIMI RON ICIE jstiS oivi "Elmer Gantry ar 1 1 (Continued from Preceding Page) Huge Network American Jewish Humanitarian Aid Enter rise S reads Over Entire Euro Pe " . Alanifold Tasks of Restoration and Relief Borne by the Joint vivid as to indicate a great deal of I)istribution Committee, Touch the Existence and Hopes careful investigation on the author...…

…TiLIkritomjEwisii gfRONIChli .-AGE EIGHT EST A BUSHED 1849 arsonal is 20% DISCOUNT On 'the next performance by the Arts Society of Temple Beth El will take place on May 1I, 1927, instead of May 3, as had been previously an-1 'mowed. Theprogram for the eve- ning is as follows: The Host,"1 Saint Monona, translated from the Hungarian. The vie.t. includes Mrs. Lewis Musliner, Milton Alexander, Irene Rosenberg, Mrs. Edmund Slo- man, Annette ...…

…A merica Aprish Periodical Cotter CLIPTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE jitc)9Entorawksit MRONICIA A check for 8100 was the prompt answer of Detroit Lodge, No. 55, of the Knights of Pythias to President Coolidge's appeal fur help for the flood sufferers of the South. At its Iffi•wing. last Tuesday evening that A most delightful surprise party The Temple of Cleveland will cele- suns was ordered sent at once to the brate on May 25 the te...…

…lituVeraonjElositeiRONICLE PAGE TEN a gift for dialogue that snaps and MASTER BAKERS REVEAL sparkles with vivacity and veracity. WORKERS' DEMANDS As directors they did not forget the Meeting: The third week of Jed Harris' pro- slightest detail, The Bakers' and Confectionery! duction of "Broadway," by George With many of its activities at a Workers' Union, Local No 78, has Abbott and Philip Dunning, begins standstill owing to the holidays, th...…

…A merica ffewish Periodical CeNter CLIFTON AV!NU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO i)criton;frwisii J. W. E. W. O. Regent Theater Reopens Satur- day Evening. A special meeting of the European Jewish Women's Welfare Organiza- Th, newly redecorated and re- tion was held Tuesday, April 26, at modeled Regent theater, under the the Jewish Center. A motion propos- direction of the London Brothers, ing the purchase of a room in the opens Saturday night, fe...…

…,11 41111••=111.11 APRIL 29, 1927 TLEPErRODIEWISB thRONICLE I ■ SEE FORD FRAME-UP ranged. It will hold another meet- journment and that thin case must go / ing on Sunday, May 1, after class on they tied his hands so he could not I AGAIN HONORED hours to make final arrangements fur sign an order; they gagged his lips so he could not issue one, by filing this Class Day, which will include a pro- affidavit of prejudice against this man gram...…

…A merica ,fewish Periodical Cotter All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS =LIPTON AV/NU1 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 11-E b E T RO VE WI S II ARONICIA TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE OLDEST JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN FEDERAL GOODWILL COMMISSION URGES PROTEST AT MEET Protestant Congress Asked to Raise Voice Against Anti-Semitism. CONFERENCE IS BEING HELD IN BUDAPEST Dr. Anthony Comments on Objection of Rabbi to Missionary P...…

…PAGE TWO TIFEVETROITAWISHaRONICLE •••••., chapter. Ile is the executive head of that chapter, therefore he is dis- playing a keen interest in the local chapter. The chapter will hold an open meeting at the Fenkell Branch of the Temple Beth El, at Fenkell and Dex- ter, on Thursday evening, May 5. At this occasion Mr. Linn, the Western representative of the L. G. Balfour Company of Attleboro, Mass., the of- ficial jewelers of the fraternity, ...…

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…IfEVLTRORAWISfleIRON101 44, M tMayttayttiziy=e0=1,5,1 0y1 (ft RON I C LE A ziy tl League of Nations in this delicate controversy led many to believe that British Jewry was not sufficiently inter- 46., ested in the plight of Roumanian Jewry. The policy Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. oii of watchful waiting which characterized Anglo-Jewry 4 JOSEPH J. CUMMINS President was tantamount to cowardice in the eyes of...…

…v imeriem 7euIsh Periodical Curter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TnElkmonriaitsn (ARC/NIUE pt60.11 olf9ffil An Undelivered Sermon . Irmple Sall El Netts boys of the pre-Confirmation class are now using the Gymnasium every Tuesday, 3:30 to 4 :30. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Women's Gymnasium Class: Mr, Jacob Mazer announces that a special class has been oTanized fur —as Gi the women of the Temple. One of the characterized as mirac...…

…PAGE SIX nc mon:Ansa ei RON ICLE 1. BRIDGE•TEA WORKER Mrs. Minion Kaplan is actively in- Broadloom Carpeting I terested in the bridge-tea to be given by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Special, at $5.50 sq. yd. Mrs. Henry Mazer will be hostess' Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Netzorg of at a bridge-tea on Saturday after- 1627 Collingwood avenue are now re- noon at her home on Arden park. siding at 3270 Rochester avenue. The Salon Des Beaux Arts —ha...…

…,Alaricalt Path Periodical Carta CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ta fi S I Eb PAGE SEVEN ThEDETROILIEWISII CHRONICLE .c(ciak, , Engagements Marriages Mr. and 511s. Samuel Eisenberg,. FIGELSKY-OSHINSKY Mr. and \1r,. kaac Oshinsky of of Monterey avenue announce the en• 2219 Gladstone avenue announce the gagenient of their daughter, Pauline, Woodward Thru to WashInatost N11,. .lames Said Of li•ieeSil on, court entertained 24 ladies wi...…

…• PAGE EIGHT PEPeritorK/EmsnefRONICLE KUNSKY THEATERS HOPTON MADE DETROIT ..----...........-----, A RTS SOCIETY IN LIFE ASS'T SECRETARY IS NOW IN OUR CITY wag titi; Nalco i OURTH SERIES PLAYS ADAMS . . A few weeks ago there arrived in "Slide, Kelly, Slide," with William ern A few (lays ago M. E. O'Brien, this Waif, count ry the founder of the colony 91r. and Mrs. Charles Levy and U. ual High Standard of Rendition Haines, Ilarry Carey and Sa...…

…Amerkair Palish Periodical CeNter CLIPTON AVINUZ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE erRorrinvisn (ARom tat STABILIZED GIVING IN PLACE OF DRIVE A,.. and • • away , whters. iliarles 0 years , Si.ter, Peggy H. well the at 203 U lof the t.••.ifore • enable („Ire to work ■ • pooing, •• ■ •• an. peeial- NEW YORK.-(J, T. Al-Stabil- ized giving instead of annual drives will be the policy of the New York Federation for the Support of Jew...…

…AMR. & lenms:r MEM! COCODWILL Lr.ACA.L ofsx Fatty REia-ita H-115.70Cf coetor....i.iceA C Y-E.A.RS Gaf_YACTI4 nr..iri-•t AT 1= •nr,Lturet rim • aLta. ;41, plyin•••II 3.Ti0fl3 lull 1.1 41711 , 1 me, • !0111111 ant nit 11,..skyr• •111'n lit,. tutane.nr. nar- on .nn- rnnn If • 4-04r na orr • 0 :IP loll. :1.4 0untortnn i Ltn •• 410 . 0 . I uur .• 11111 •I•la.1 -711 ■ 11 1114111..1e, :IT a1444 -, nrnewn44nt It •110,0 • 1efte- •111,11...…

…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 1- 1 - EbETROIT LWISII 11RONICLE THE OLDEST JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1927 VOL. XXXI. NO. 20 Shapira DEPUTY GRUENBAUM A Page From the "Haggadah" IMMIGRATION BARS Rabbi M. Is Detroit Guest SAILS AFTER SEVEN WILL BE REMOVED WEEKS' VISIT HERE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVES ARE RUINED BY DEARBORN INDEPENDENT CAMPAIGN, AC...…

…T n- E PAGE TWO 4 sa marr - man who wants to work for himself private settler Jews and about one- moves on, on, as soon as he has learned half to the Jewish National Fund. his trade, to an individualist colony; This half is unalienable, but is let on another goes if to friends or relations long lease to the settlers at rent, at another kvutzah; another moves on which shall not depend upon the On- By THE RT. HON. JOSIAH C. WERGWOOD, D. S. ...…

…• - PAGE THREE Pcikmorrimsn eutomctE CAMP DISTINCTLY AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION, SAYS MORRIS WALDMAN, DIRECTOR OF CAMP WINSLOW Passover Greetings. Tea Garden Cafe 1516 WOODWARD, Cor. JOHN R. Chinese and American Cooking. Special Noonday Luncheon, 55c. SEYMOUR SIMONS' MELODIANS Eight-Piece Orchestra. Best and Snappiest Dance Music in Detroit. NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY TIME Passover Greetings To All Our Friends and Patrons. Say It W...…

…T PAGE FOUR TftEPLTROHILl'ilSfiefRONICLE Itutplr Neill El Notria Highest grade Violins Built Entirely by Hand. Sunday Morning Services: Dr. Leo M. Franklin will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning, April 17 and speak on the subject, "Freedom That Enslaves." On Sunday, April 24, Rabbi Leon Frain will occupy the pulpit and speak on the subject "A Young Man's lieligion." MICHAEL BODAK 4134 CHENE STREET Melrose 1154-R Saturday Morning Servi...…

…PAGE FIVE ilEYATROIVEWISif ORM 1CLE URGES PROTECTION OF UNITED STATES FOR WRONGED JEWS Greetings of the Season. Jackson Coal & Lumber Company -- Dealers in COAL, LUMBER AND Rich Cream For Breakfast . . . • • And the Quality is Senator William H. King of Utah Makes Appeal At Astor Luncheon. ....... ..... ....... Guaranteed by this new top. URGES SUPPORT FOR PALESTINE UPBUILDING Declares Homes for 500,000 Can Be Created In Ancient ...…

…iitEi)entorriaisn eIRONICLE PAGE SIX Vt;:zZtziyiMyiyfgttmtzt*kks , Uty'' YEE DETRorri kwisn (ARON IC LE Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. General Manager Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE JACOB MARGOLIS Entered as Second•lass matter March 3. 1914, at the Postoffica at Detroit. Mich under the Act of March 3. 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Address: Chr...…

…PAGE SEVEN Tit LI)Entoryt- ,wisii(tittoNICLE INDEPENDENT HURT FARM CO-OPERATIVE 131- ozem in New Role Continued from Page One MOVEMENT IN U. S. ...0-1AS. c.JOSEPH-. Maybe we find a reason for the low level of the magazines and news- papers of this country in the poll taken by the Harvard Crimson among the Harvard under-graduate body. Guess, ladies and gentlemen, the favorite intellectual food of these students? You won't believe it w...…

…PAGE EIGHT TIEDLTROliffM5fleIRONICIE Passover In a Village ens that it was time to go home. Fei- tel had forgotten that it was the Pass- over eve. Ile remembered then that is his mother had to wash him and dress him in his new trousers. He jumped up and flew home Fedoka after him. They both flew home, gladly and joy- By SHALOM ALEICHEM. fully. And in order that one should not be home before the other, they Let winds blow. Let storms rage. T...…

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