SEPTEMBER 2, 8 1 27
fiRDNICLE
We have most to fear from for-
tune when we have the largest
handful of her.
CONGRESS
U. J. C. DIRECTORS
Harry B. Grevnin ZIONIST
MEETS AT BASLE
PLAN MEETING 1N
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CHICAGO OCT. 22, Has Pbcno
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JEWISH CENTER OPENS
If you would know the worth of
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a ducat, go and borrow one.
Bus i n es s 1?ccoi-d
home, which seemed to be assured
with (,reat Britain's assumption of
the mandate, is now providing more
picture of present Jewish economic
The city of Pcntitic has claimed urgent problems than ever before.
and social conditions in all the
countries in which the Joint Ilia- an enormous amount of publicity of The year 1926 was it galling expe-
Many
late through the fietivitiea of the rience for the Zionists.
trffiution Committee is at work.
This far-flung aid program, General Moto' s corporation in con- Ireams tumbled down in the unem-
ployment and bankruptcy and the
which has been maintained through- centrating a large part of their
congress appears against a general
out all the years since the beginning
aackground of gloomy fact. But
of the World war, embraces not
although
facts cannot be altered,
only the entire continent of Eur-
policy can. The congress must de-
ape, but also Asia, particularly
whether Weizmann's long hew
cide,
Palestine, and Africa.
is to prevail over the more impa-
Several well-known authorities no
tient Zionists, and whether Basle
11;11M11h . and social service fields
will elect another Zionist as the
shoo arc now abroad are expected
movement's leader instead of the
to itturn Within the next few weeks
present
remarkable president."
present first-hand reports at the
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found that 141,115 Zionist Sheka•
11111 Were SOW in the United States,
thus giving American Zionists the
right to elect 17 delegates.
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BASLE.-- M. T. A.)—The sum
of 2300,000 for the Jewish Na-
tional Fund was the contribution
brought by the Canadian Zionist
delegation to the fifteenth Zionist
Congress which opened here on
given on thee un-
The
tla't the money will he
tlt
A e u rg s
ie n a
used exclusively fur the purchase
of land by the Jewish National
Fund and not for the payment of
past debts. The directorium of the
national fund has accepted the con-
ditions.
A Cow May Be Black, R„' H ee
Milk la White.
And things are not al•a:, Mot
they seem. There's usually ,Pnle-
thing better a h ea d if
on
our toes and keep
brighten all and freshen o
a Murat cigarette and 12,. • •
get it.
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The Holy Ono.,
alit in the future be a . e.
the head of et ery lighten,
It is written: "In t hat I lo t
Lord of hosts lat. So
;
glory, and for a diadem ot
unto the residue of Ins c
(Isaiah xxviii, 5; Slug. 1:.1
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79 MARTIN PLACE
einference on what has happened
in the last year, as affects present
developments and the future out-
look of Jewish exi•truce in the. Eur-
:mean c o mmunities. Among these
ire James 11. Deeker of Chicago,
oho accompanies! Felix M. War-
burg on -his tour of the Jewish
pioneer agricultural colonies in
Russia last spring.
Dr. Joseph A. Rosen, director of
the Agri - Joint, through which the
• donization aid work is conducted
in Russia, will also be one of the
principal figures of the conference.
Reports on the various phases of
the fund-raising work in this coun-
HARRY B. GREVN1N
try, centering on the progress of
cdlection of the monies pledged varied industries there. Standing
through the eampaign period in all out prominently in this publicity is
states, and on plans for campaigns Harry B. Grevnin, whose photo.
to be held inthe final chase of the graph we print with this article and
appeal this fall, in which a number who, with his brother, Rubin Grev
of outstanding efforts remain to be nits as partner, has attained this
held in large cities, will constitute prominence through large real es-
an important part of the agenda of tate, holdings admining those of
the conference.
General Motors.
Mr. Brown, in his acceptance
Mr. Grevnin is nut an easy S1111-
message to the chicago leaders, eu- jeet to interview. Ile is a man
preSSCd a personal conviction that
whose, main attirtbute, one would
thee forthcoming conforenee will be say, is action. To out still and talk
not only an important and impres- about himself is neither natural nor
sive
rallying of humanitarian
new impetus for
the olesirtible too lima However, it a
tremendems
under.
Action. Committee Meets.
'E. A.)--The gen-
BASLE. -
eral comlrit 11( the World Zionistt
Organization, known as the actions
• aninitteee, which includes the mean-
ness of the executive; wet into ses-
sion Monday 1111 the eve of the for-
mal opening of the fifteenth Zionist
l'ongress in Basle, on the same
late and at the same place where
t
h to Zionist Organization w a s
Newly remodeled for its 1927-214 season, the Jewish Center at
formed
at the first congress con-
41 :Melbourne will reopen on Tuesday, Sept. 6.
y-A(.(1 and presided over by Dr.
Theodor Herzl.
540 to the colony Artuf is noted. It
The , action committee received
was granted to enable thee settlers,
and considered it petition of leaders
Cleaners of Fine Carpets and'
sho are poor but experienced and
of the Zionists in Russia in which
Upholstered Furniture.
u protest is voiced against the per-
hardy individual , . to purchase
sheep in order to make full use of
aceut inn of Zionism and the Hebrew
3028 FOURTEENTH AVE.
their land which cannot produce
la liguage iv the Soviet union. No
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the valuable ere!)s.
announconent was inadee ns to the
Phone Glendale 5375-S376
Negotiathins are pending for par.
Although fully alive to the neves-
action taken.
sity for alleviating the distress tieipation by the corpeiration in
Detrwt.
The actions committee also con-
Unified by the economic difficulties several public utility projects, the
sidered a number of protests con-
in Palestine, the corporation re- consummation of which will require
cerning the procedure in various
mained firm in its policy that its the use of sail of the corporation's
■■••■■■■•__
Zionist constituencies in selecting
and couch of the an-
l support must be restricted ;m used funds
finaneia
a
delegates to the congress. Acting
ts schemes required primarily on ticinated future resources.
Order your Vans from
upon the preaest of the Al 'famish-
While the corporation has pro-
..contanic grounds, The sum of $211,-
mar, a group of Polish Zionists un-
400 was loaned ur the construction reeled with great care in the in-
der the leadership of Deputy Isaac
of a road connecting the Jewish vestment eof its funds, it has n o t
Gruenbaum, the congress authori-
colony of Iledera with the railroad been prompted by over-anxiety to
ties modified the distribution of
station. The corporation loaned the invest its funds safely or to as-
mandates, providing two seats for
Chronicle's duty to call its represent:tikes of the radical Zion-
Jewish National Fund $75,000 to sure itself of the highest monetary
taking of American Jeewry refire-
1.0 SUelTSSeS such
proceed with the drainage of the returns. Although the funds are
Cut Rat.
ists in Poland by diminishing by
genteel in the effort of the last two readers' attention
malarial marshes on the western administered on a business basis,
one each the representatives of the
MOVING and STORAGE
longer be sub- Mizraehi anti the Eth Livnoth
the corporation does not merely years, but also that its reports re- until
etdffil,,s;
inn!:
Kishon.
quietly on
These public loans have been function as one eif the financial conling the. most recent accomplish- as his, which have gone "
group. The elections in the Zionist
too
large.
or
No job too small
nent will register an unprecetlent-
"Harry," as thousands of his
granted at relatively low rates of agencies of the country. Its princi-
pd new high mark of united achieve- [intends know him, is one of the societies in Greece were annulled.
Give us a call.
interest with amortization spread pal concern has been to serve the
The question of the validity of
moot in Jewish philanthropy
s-auger successful business men of the mandates of the American dele-
in small installments over a long sound modal development of the
Cadilac 6853.
America.
Detroit, who has muds almost
period of time. A loan of $15,004 country.
gateswas raised by opposition lead-
The country-wide fund-raising record in speed in which he has
—
granted by the corporation to in-
effort, in which nearly 2,5011 cities risen in the field of manufacturing ers. It is to issitile that the question
crease the working capital to the
will be loo ought to the congress
and towns in practically every RIM
A
as a real estate operator. His
Lean Bank, Ltd., and the short
state in the union and in Canada (executive capacity and financial in- court. It was stated that the oppos-
t•rm credits advanced by the e'en.
ition leaders are intending to sub-
have already participated, has tercets in the National Snelling
teal Bank of Co-operative Institu-
it a protest against the procedure
the
a Pledge result of over arilRefining company, which
tions in Palestine were of indirect
in
the election of the American
Expects to Complete Most SPY!!! $20,000,000 in the toe "'
-e " second largest smelting works in delegates who number 64. Well-
Don't Walt Until You Receive Notice. aid in this connection.
than two years since the campaign the state of 'Michigan, and which
of Tests in 60 Days.
Order at Once es the Price Will Soon be
In accordance with the policy an-
circles, however, maintain
has been under way. The move- eemipany now has three plants in informed
Raised.
,
nouneed at the time of the forma-
time this protest of the apposition
M•ld was launched September 12,
operation employing a large nu
tion of the corporatiem, it has not
It will require Itnalo steps a
1925, at to notable gathering of all leer of men, was the real beginning will have no bearing on the status
Hesitated to devote funds for con- day, or a total of 11,000,00n steps, to
elements of A111(141111 Jewry at a of his success. The 100111 smelting of the American delegates as the.
1927 PINGREE
structive purposes, even though tarry Levett, the "human dynamo,"
o
Reeidenclo Garfield 7108
conference in Philadelphia, at which plant is located in Ecorse. having possibility for the congress vurt
Cadillac 9771 there was some doubt as to the the 3,157 miles he must travel on
Mall-
01fiest 518 Buhl Ride.
Mr. Brown, just returned from a over one-third of to mole of water- to verify the validity of the
safety of the investments. Acting ais transcontinnetal endurance on
dates is small.
ten wetoks' survey of the phenom- front on the Detroit river.
through the Central Bank of Co- in which he left Los Angeles for
The. list of American delegates
enal Jewish "back to the soil" move-
From a very small beginning in
3perative Institutions of Palestine, New York Sept. I, and he will toe
nient in Russia, was "drafted" into) the smelting industry, prosperity to the Basle congress was composed
it has participated in a consortium 'bilged to lift 600 tons each hour of
by
an election committee , upon rec..
Detroit Theatrical Service. established for the purpose of ex- every running day. "'t• the
chairmanship.
have been so busy on this came quickly, anol as business gre
ommendations of the last Zionist
e‘,1,1 fact:d' j
larger a portion of the profits were convention at Atlantic City. 'Th•
Roy Johnson, E. L. Elm II. E. •arne
tending a long term loan of $100,-
rums art, the
)00 to the Solel !bench, the Jewish lured bv science and mathematics. I "il these lost t wel v e "'nth' , " N11'. diverted into real estate.
70 Montcalm St., W
committee consisted of Dr. S. Bern-
Randolph 4691
Mr. Grevnin used a great deal of stein, chairman; Meyer W. Weis-
Workers' Co-operative Association Levett'a every movement must be Brown said, "that we have scarcely
LIGHTING, RIGGING, TRAVELERS,
(or Public Work Building and Man- rythmical, is the statement of had time to realize the tremendous foresight in investing his money. gal, representing the Mizrachi Or-
DRAPERIES, GROUND currils
amount of work that has been done. In analyzing the real estate situa-
afacture, Ltd., the largest Jewish George Starr Whites M. It., a tia-
ganization of America, and Isaac
Made—Repalred—Rented
tfuntracturs of palette works, house tionai authority on physical culture It has been a high-powered year-- tion very carefully he came to the !Houdin, representing the labor
auilding and road building in the and dialectics, who hats directed the bigger in scope and significance conclusion that the investors who party, Penile Zion. The committee.
than any even of the biggest prey- have recently purchased property
country. Their share in this tun- vcrk of the trainer and the died-
ciao in Levett's training in his ious record periods of the cam. in the suburbs of Detroit have
sortium is $50,004.
paign. More. than ever before has Made the largest profits, and after
MANUEL URBACH
A short term advance of $20,002, ramp at Palola Verdes Country club.
. heen accomplished here in America, deciding to invest in the•suburbs he
Leven weighs 155 pounds. in
which has been repaid, was made
Gewalt. sad Marble.
in the fund-raising mul in collec- Megan to investigate all around De-
to the %Yorkers' Bank, lad s in con- running he must lie off his toes
tion of subscriptions, which is the treat and came ho the conclusion
nection with this loan, to enable it three times every minute as he
sinew, of all our hopes and plans that the territory in and around
to participate in the consortium. takes ISO steps of 48 inches each
two there. Pontiac ought to be the best loca-
minute,
or
10,800
per
hour.
Ile
Reorganization of the Soled Boneh
"Moore than ever in thisyear have itien in which to invest for substan-
on a sound basis, which was the also uses the same number of arm
Now in our New Location
1 been reasu
sre d in my faith in the tial profits. As prices 20 miles out
purpose of the loan, is now threat- strokes, as there must be constant
7723 TWELFTH STREET ened by its serious finaneial and rhythm between his legs and arms. inherent generosity of the Jews of Cradled or 20 miles out Michigan
America.
It hen, at the enol
•
of avenue or 20 miles out Grand River
With this reckoning, it requires
.ther difficulties.
Euclid 7192
April of this year, in response t
were just as high as in the'Pontim.
ewe
Of particular significance has 7.33 minutes for one mile, or S.18
an urgent plea from the Joint Dis- district 20 miles out Woodward
iter hour,
which miles
hats always
been the work of the Central
Bank
•
t rib 'nn Committee. I urged the avenue, the world's greatest high.
for Co-operative Credits, which been his rate in running events. At
(Immunities to speed up collections way, which highway leads into
this corporation is directing in co- this rats of speed it will require
so as to turn in to us the money Oakland county, and in which
operation with the Pica and the :185.94 hours of running time tram
n eeded for our work for the sum- county there are over 41)0 lakes and
Londun economic board. The core I. us Angeles to New York, or an
niter months, asking for $1,000,009 24 golf courses and is conceded to
oration - has contributed three- average of 6.43 hours daily to make
1. who thought I knew the full he the finest summer resort section
auartera of the long-term resources th e distsose la his sch edul ed time
measure of the sacrificing capacity in the United States; with these I
if $500,000 of this institution and of 60 days freau Sept. 1 to Nov. 1.
of our maple, met with something facts in mind M r. Grevnin began
has granted a one year's loan of Levett must lift his own weight
still bigger and finer than all I had to look into the history of Puntiac.
$75,000 for working capital. In each step, 1400 tuns each hour, 5,210
ever known before. The response
Ile found that Pontiac has In.
addition, it has placed at the bank's (•111S each running day, our 316,200
'vas magnificent. Community after
vent in population,
disposal for long-term agricultural Items -the displacement of 10 first-
community responded with a readi- creased
per
500 per 400
cent
in workers, 400 per
loans to c a-operatives an additional ! class battleships, on his run from
:less whose , sincerity is evidenced in ,
Select Dancing Nightly
the in bank assets lend clearings in
411111 of $50,000. Tool to neenn. It is a most won-
the figure of over $1,600,000 el-
The largest portion of these , long, (l•rful test of human endurance.
' the n past 10 . s . -ears, whereas the
turned in in answer to my
housing problem has only increased
term loans were grant-al for orange. Levett has the heart and the will, 1"84;
crowing and for planting of vole- and d ec l a r es he will win.
IN per cent. If all this was made
Particular People Prefer
"A vast amount of vital work.
possible. for Pontiac without the
yards. The orange industry is the A D. Brothers sedan that ac-
whose significance is scarcely yet
Palais.
widening of Woodward avenue and
most successful branch of primary' companies Lovett on his run is used
nerceptible to us ito its direc-
without the millions upon millions
preduction in Palestine. It has as labeled press and scout car. AI-
Strictly Censored. Highest
tions, has Atli leen nenImplished
of dollars that are being spent by
I unshod in spite of unsystenintie though accusteinted to a heartier
Standard.
on the ,.ther side, in the steady.
the General Motors corporation;
methods of cultivation and lb...pace it travels smoothly throttled
unremii t i log
step-by-step work
Palms Mosuci•ns — The Band
Image done during the war. down to the speed made by the run-
the thousands of new noon that are
through which the Joint Distrjhu-
You Love to Dance With.
over
-10
;)range exports constitute
nee as he jogs off the 3,15; miles.
being added to the payroll almost
n
on C oninittee is supplying the
daily. Pontiac has increased in pop-
per cent of the total value out ex- The Graham Brothers truck ,
needed firm arm of direction and
ports tram Palestine. The princi- t hieh acesimpanies the party, is
ulation over 400 per cent in the last
st11111011
our stew:rifling brothers
pal market is in the United King- equipped with training, commissary
10 years, and. with all these addi-
of Eurept. in their heroic fight to
doom, which imports about 10 per and sleeping quarters. The truck
tional advantages, should Pontiac
make their own life hearahle and
rot of its supply from Palestine. also provides an observation post
grow at the same ratio during the
secureInlre more in a literally shat•
Expert opinion is unanimous in for his trainers who watch care-
next 10 years it would mean a city
leered world.
of 200,000 people. At this time the
thinking that this market can be. ;idly and constantly to see that he
"I lock forward to this conference
• insiderahly extended. The British is keeping his stride and is run-
Bell Telephone company is prepar-
evith koten anticipation of the revel-
ing for a city of 250,000 persons
imperial economic committee on nine , well and standing up well un-
atioes and rtalizations it will bring
'ruit has, however, stated that the l•r the strain. The endurance and
through appropriations recently
who
to
ill
of
at
are
shouldering
Wes
reputation of the Jaffa torange eau dependability of the Dodge Broth-
made fur the work. What can you
each .001r Part Of this gigantic task.
acing jeopardized by the falling ors car and Graham Brothers truck,
you visualize in profits from an in-
working together across the reach
, ff in quality of some of the recent it is said, were the leading factors
vestment in and around Pontiac!
responsible for their selection for of a whole continent. I feel that
consignments.
These were the facts which
a
new towering beacon
Among the other agricultural o a. d ur i n g thi s te st o f human e a. it will rear
prompted Mr. Grevnin to purchase
light to our energy and snirit, hl
Rana granted, to smell loan of $4, - 1 :mance.
our resolve of unity and steadfast- some of the choicest parcels of land
in and immediately around Pon-
, ss of plumose in driving 011 in
tiac, of which the holdings noW
POLE: 'REFERENCE BOOK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM the work still to be dune."
amount to 2,000 acres, including
two and eine..half miles of Wood-
4mi
ward avenue frontage. 'Most of
Buyers Praise New
Gives tnunia andore. , on over LOOS
these reared, are now surrounded
different lints of beans.. N.i matter
what your bustnea.. In thin b.,..14 you
Hudson Super-Six with General Motors holdings.
will and the number c.1 your prostwt•
Souring this choice property,
live cultomos liattd.
V•luatte inorrnation I. Man elven es to
- It's the sneatt•sl motor ever Mr. Grevnin decided to go into the
and oat the n•11. in ;wt..
tow you
re-al
estate business on a large and
orders and inquIrira for your proem.
by Hudson engineers. It is a
or writes.
substantial !oasis, with the result
r.le super-six in smoothness and
Wray for Your EMI ropy
that
he organized the LaSalle
amaidiity, and a modern motor
R. L POLIC & CO., Denis Mick.
Land company, with oflices in the.
Thousands of men left Detroit when tar
ith all the benefits0of today's high•
Lamm tn. 1111n1orw Putd.,r1 lo 0.. world
..'mnression design. Maccabees building and also in
flail Block from Woodward Avenue.
Clean Rugs Make a
Cheerful Home.
National Carpet
Cleaning Co.
PALESTINE GROUP
PUBLISHES FIRST
ECONOMIC REPORT
SHEKELL
MOVING CO.
VOUR Gas Company wants
1 you to get all the heating
value from your gas.
Gas can be wasted thru careless
use and poor adjustment of gas
appliances.
Your Gas Company will gladly
see that your appliances are
properly adjusted to get best
results. A call will bring you this
service.
The people of Detroit enjoy gets
rates "which are lower than
those existing in any other
similar city in America."
LEVETT STARTS RUN
ACROSS CONTINENT
Cement Garbage and
Ash Receptacles.
DETROIT CITY GAS CO.
H. M. KOFFMAN
Chas. W. Bennett, Vice Pres. and Urn. Mar.
Clifford at Bagley
BRANCIIE.S(
Boulevard
General Moron Bldg.
Dearborn
105 West Michigan
Hamtramck
9707 Joseph Cowan
Wyandotte-71, North Biddle Ave.
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automobile plants closed down preparatois
to bringing out race' models.
Nall.. Lid
erodiirtry of ear,
Such is the verdict passed upon Pontiac. His pre-sent force tonsists
'Judson's remarkable new ear by of 60 salesmen and 10 division man-
'hese mast exacting critics, the agers, and is doing a wonderful
rs and drivers, as reportetl by business. The plat for the Soso
'hem to the Aaron DeRoy Motor subdivision offered by the LaSall ,
'or Co. !Nihon-Essex elistribu• Land company was reeorded on
useip June 29. and within ton months the'
Ions
asth e oar hbe
company sold bettor than $599,000
rrlcemed pith an initial
Thousands of men are now rushing to
Detroit - for thy plants are gi.mg again .
Many who left Detroit can not return
They don't have the money to get here.
If they had saved while they held their
tubs, they would be going back to work a!
the old hugh wages. Because they didn't
save El per week. they are now so nikwo.
in manycases, fir as mochas Si 2 asseek
than they could get here and have even
I:ss assuranc: of year.round employment.
EvERTON ENGRAVING ICU•
Second FloorlterrIlda.
Corner griorold and Lafasette Boodelard
and 17 Branches
STORAGE
111rue
;no
SHIPPING
CAPITAL
,5000.000 — SURPLUS
1111. tAC1ORY EQUIPMENT-4.DOOR SEDAN (NOT A COO I
11'L1.
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26,000 new Dodge Fours sold in less than sever.
weeks!
Thousands of orders still unfilled!
And with good reason!
At a time when speed is a paramount considera-
tion with every motorist, here is a mile-a-minute
performer—the fastest Four in America!
At a time when curbs and streets are packed ao.!
jammed with vehicles, here's a big, roomy car !st
EXPERTLY DESIGNED that it will fit into
feet of curb space and turn 'round in a 38-foot street
And when were snappy pick-up and get-away mort
universally required and desired? This brilliant
new Four steps from zero to 25 miles an hour—
tilt', gears—in less than 7 seconds!
Longest springhase under a thousand dollars, too ,
—its comfort already lauded by hundreds of coast-
to-coast tourists!
The lowest priced Sedan ever sold by Dodg(
Brothers,
1 , 111. but this spirit has grown worth of property.
Ask about our special time-payment arrangement
The above is a short history of
steadily as the Hudson became
—exceptionally generous.
n - re and more widely known, no Mr. Grovnin's activities. As busy
he
has
always
Klett
he
found
11,4
-sing to Mr. Dr Root'.
"We are used to having our own- tint', between his working periods.
Law'
s^hool.
„b
eas tsse
u„iisszo,,,
iu
,,, ss
have
iaaM e r l f ea
eyR„ry; to attend Detroit
• st.cu
where he accomplished the redid
f u
It Ftt ISMON at CHENE
seen known for their exceptional in that school of doing three and
!Jetavnod 4460
. one-half years' work within the. ;
‘t
n
eewe,
An n ey xmt.oe
ranelous gmheat a
st °climate at MARTIN PLACE.
JOHN R at ENDICOTT
years.
Never-
I
short
pero
d
of
two
o ,sho bought
Hudson expected
Glendale 7117
Isonheray 5406
inusual pea, rmance almost as a thelcss, he now finds time to 110 a 1 Highland Park Motor CO., 16113 Woalward
Art.
3730
l coca J.
Hercenroeder,
Inc., 14615 E. Jefferson
natter of course. These new cars lot of charitable work and amino • Cook-Wood, Inc., 15620 Grand Rover
Mown 63E0
Hiles Auto Service, 12217 Twelfth
Hen, 0 •
ale prated so imp -rtant an ad- these beneficiaries has been the aid
Bucknell-Knowlson Co., 2445 Michigan
Glen.
95115
Gar ,
Mid-Weat
Motor
Co.,
9111
Grand
Rover
ance over anything nrevious that he has given to the Zionist move- I Colonial Motor Sales, 6834 - 40 Michigan
Cedar 3138
Lai.
Dos-Western Motor Co., 3950 Dos
ve are told daily of their wonder- ment, to which he has contributed
North centred Motor Co., 8517 Linwood
Euclid IMO
.Emp.
t
Avenue
L.
W.
Schultz
&
Co.,
10000
Conant
a great deal of his time.
'ell mei-forming ability.
Nonvoodward Motor Co., 9115 Woodward Emp. 6980
Delray Motor Sales, 7132 - 34 W. Jefferson.. . .Cedar
Certainly. the object of this
"There is is nitively no need for
Ont.( Motor Co., 8226 Gratiot
.
Whit.
1172
of
the
raniii
Hudson Im. ners to purchase pre- sketch should le proud
mum-priced fuels. This is import- progress that he has made up the
Int as a factor of economy. but still ladder of success, and The Chilli-
more important is the fart that ide wishes to extend to Mr. Grevnin
Hulse n owners know that they can its appreciation for th. interview
use any tyne of gasoline purchased as well as to heartily wish hirn fur-
at any wayside station. ther success in business.
THOMAS J. DOYLE, INC.
Griswold
-First
STATE BANK
MOVING
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