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Scores British Policy

ANTI-SEMITES USE
FORD RECANTATION it

.lew' were not destroyed by Jewry. j "The claim of the Jewish in
eat crisis in Palestine to the condi-1
tion prevailing in the international
has only by Its merciless power IM Henry Ford has withdraw', i'''
Iii
' dente :yet morally n man who book naturally is not true!"
Zionist movement. "The crisis in •
would otherwise have been °Conon'.
Palestine is nothing but a reflection ;
(Continued from first page.)
ieally destroyed. 'rhos, the 'Ford '
of
the
crisis
in
the
international
his
not
teach
a
child
from
a
!,..,
k
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from
first
page.)
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case' is for us only a new challenge: containing errors, for it is as s '.
Zionist movement. It would be al
"Jewish Agency an Unpardonable Course."
ish journals depicted Ford as a
(Continued from first page.)
just let Henry Ford's book find impossible to eradicate (111 v: I .t t•
criminal mistake to make the labor , 1
stitution providing wholesome and
fool; they claimed that the book
wide distribution among the (ler- !learned by a child in the begins .1,
instructive opportunities for leis- t ween the various groups, no formal group in Palestine the scapegoat
was pro-German. They even claimed
VLADIMIR JABOTINSKY.
Man people.
for the crisis," he stated.
l ees. 112a.)
ure.
lection was necessary.
that the German translation is a '
Where
is
Zionism
today
sailing,
"Nearly every case that comes
Committees Appointed.
A generous decision with regard
falsification of the original. All
when even a minimum of 10,000
into court had its origin in mis- to the status of the opposition
this was of no avail! The book had
The secretariat of the congress
spent leisure," said Judge Jayne.
groups at the congress was taken announced the appointment of the Jewish immigration annually to
its triumphant march end reached
Judge Kilpatrick, who followed, :is. the Zionist actions committee. following committees, political, col- Palestine is declared impossible,
in Germany an edition of 100,000
took occasion to laud the record of According to the statutes of the onization, budget, labor, organiza- when 8,000 workers battle against
copies. Then only one swans re
Judge Harry II. Keiden, whom he congress, only groups with at least tion, education, immigration, health unemployment, when the Palestine
monied: Ford himself had to fall!
now succeeds on the bench of the 15 members are entitled to the and resolutions. The American hunger of millions of Jews
"Exploiting his economic difficul-
recorder's court.
privileges of a "fraction," and thus members of these committees are: throughout the world cannot be
ties, Son' was filially driven into
"1 hope that I may measure up justified to have representation in Political committee: Dr. Stephen S. satisfied?
straits. lie had to give in meekly,
Dr. Weizmann's plan to deprive
to the splendid record that Judge the praesidium and also to dele- Wise, chairman; Abraham Tulin,
unwilling to jeopardize his econom-
Keiden, your co-religionist, left be
gate its spokesmen to participate Bernard Shelvin, Bernard G. Rich- the Zionist movement of its instru-
ical technical lifework and the ex-
An association of legitimate
hind him in the recorder's court," in the so-called general debate. ards and Charles Cowen, all of ment recognized by the League of
istence of 60,000 workers and their
merchants, strong enough to
said Judge Kilpatrick. "I am fol- Considering the numerical weak- New York; immigration connnit- Nations by admitting non-Zionists
families.
fight the credit pirate is for
lowing in his footsteps." The judge ness at the present congress of the tc'e: Rabbi Joseph Silverman and on an
• equal basis with the Zion-
"What does 'Ford's recantation'
congratulated Detroit Jewry on the Zionist Revisionists and Radical Dr. S. Bernstein of New York, Miss ists to supervise the work and de•
your protection, Mr. Mer•
prove? What does .withdrawal of
Write for Information
acquirement of so beautiful a thee. Zionists, the actions committee de- Fanny Smith of Providence, It. I., termine the policy is an unpardon-
the 'International Jew' signify?
chant.
11)16 Penobscot Building.
ter.
cided to recognize them, notwith• and Miss Gertrude Oppenheim of able course which will work to the
Nothing!
Rabbi Leon Frain delivered a standing the fact that they fall Boston, Mass.; budget committee: detriment of the Zionist move-
"Ford's 'fall' is only additional'
stirring address that elicited pro- short of the prescribed number as S. J. Rosensohn, Miss Henrietta ment. How can we expect people
proof of the immense unscrupu-
longed applause.
fractions. Both groups will be Szold, Mrs. Irma Limiheim, Harry who have •vowed their non-inter-
lously used power of Jewish capi-
"The Yiddish theater has now given representation in the prausid- Fierst, New York, and Robert Sil- est in the ideal of Zionism by des-
tal! Not facts, not the truth, de-
introit Retail Dry (Ss.ls Merchnnt-
risen to such heights of artistic ex- icon of the congress.
ignating themselves 'non-Zionists
cides, but the power of money. The
.A,o,ia l111,1
verman of Boston.
cellence," declared Rabbi Franc,
contents of the book 'International
Education committee: R abbi to assume the responsibilty for the
The Second Session.
that not to appreciate its value is
carrying
out
of
the
actual
work
Barnett Brickner of Cleveland, NlaX
The
second
session
of
the
Zion-
to brand oneself as ignorant. Few
Klein of Philadelphia, Miss Kitay aiming at the realization of this
things in modern literature can ist Congress was opened under the of Paterson, N. J., Mrs. Nina Ad- ideal?
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compare with the works of Shalom chairmanship of Dr. Leo Motzkin, terbium of New York and Rabbi A more honest proposal would be
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, president
Ale•hem, l'insky and Sholom Asch.
to
separate
the
economic
task
Max !teller of New Orleans; col-
Out of the Yiddish theater have of the World Zionist Organization, onization committee: E. ilackner from the political so that the po-
come such stellar artists of the took the floor to submit his report of Chicago, Mrs. Archibald Silver- litical work of the Jewish Agency
VLADIMIR JABOTINSKY
on
the
political
work
of
the
Zionist
English stage as Ben Ami and
man of Providence, Mrs. Cyrus is left to those who believe in the
Executive.
Bertha Kaliseh.
underlying principle of the move- nornic work be shared with the
Leventhal
of
Brooklyn
and
Benja-
In his statement Dr. Weizmann
non-Zionists.
"All groups in Detroit Jewry
min Itabalsky of Boston; finance ment, the Zionists, ■ and the eco•
welcome the new Yiddish theater. declared that no unexpected devel- committee: S. J. Itueensohn, Judge
It has increased the joy and beauty opments are to be awaited in the Gustave Hartman, finery P. Fierst
"Land of Promise Now Land of Realization."
of Detroit," said Rabbi Franc in political situation of the Zionist of New York, Miss Pearl Franklin
movement. It is a slow but steady
concluding his remarks.
and Nathan Kaplan of Chicago.
march
ahead.
He
also
reviewed
the
NAHUM SOKOLOW.
' Telegrams were reseiv«I from
If ealth committee: Abraham
In Hercl'• time
many individuals and organizations negotiations leading to the agree- Tulin, 1/r. S. W. Boorstein, Miss
After 2,000 years of silence, the present period.
and read from the platform. Among ment between he and Mr. Marshall Henrietta Szold of New York and
wish people who suffered like Zionism passed through its area-
Je
tire stages. In the second period
those who wired congratulations on the formation of the Jewish Mrs. Archibald Silverman of Provi-
none other, spoke again to the the organization which evolved at
were Governor Green, Morris D.' Agency and stated that while the
dence; organization committee:
Waldman, the Northwestern Worn- agreement was adopted in princi- Samuel Blitz, Dr. S. Bernstein, world's public opinion through the the first Zionist Congress consoli-
ple,
the
organization
of
the
agency
dated its forces and prepared for
an's league, the Detroit Ladies' Aid
Mrs. Richard Gottheil, Mrs. Rose medium of the Zionist movement.
society, the Odessa Progressive Aid must await the report of the ex- Blenheim of New York and Rabbi It has not complained as before, the future. In the third, the pres-
society, the Auxiliary of Ben Jamb perts' commission which will be Simon Greenberg of Philadelphia. but has solemnly proclaimed its ent period, international recogni-
tion for Zionism and the begin-
synagogue, the Western Ladies' Aid ready in March.
All accredited representatives of right to Israel's land. Dr. Theodor
ing of realization of the idea of
society and the Warsaw lndepend
European powers in Berne at- Heral lifted the veil of the future n
Jewish national home was ob-
pit club.
See editorial page for text of
tended the congress session. Mess- and raised the torch of the proph- •
tained under the British Mandate
The lobby was banked high with
Dr. Weizmann's address.
et.
Zionism
w.
a
return
to
Jew-
ages of welcome were read at the
and the protection of the League
flowers sent by friends and well-
congress from the international la- ish idealism.
wishers.
The thirty years which have of Nations and the International
The demand that 1/r. Weizmann, bor office at Geneva, the Federation
Following the impressive dedica-
elapsed since are divided into treaties. Thus the Land of Prom-
of
League
of
Nations
stx•ieties,
the
tory ceremonies the opening play heading the Zionist Executive, re- international peace ofli•e, the gov- three periods: a }feral period, • ise has become the Land of Hestia.
of the season was presented, "Step- sign his position and that instead ernment of Friince and others.
hewn.
•r er g period sad
W 0 If
hn Wb
BO-
an administrative board, a colleg-
Children of the Law."
A special committee to inquire
After the play a midnight ban- ium, be elected by the congress, was
into
the
possibilities
of
securing
an
direction of Mr. Glass, which is
quet was spread at the B'nai Writh voiced during the general debate internal and external loan for the
to be grouped with the perma-
hall. Over 200 guests were present which followed immediately after Zionist Organization to carry cm
nent departments of the Melbourne
Dr. Weizmann presented his state-
at the banquet.
its Palestine work was appointed
Community Center.
ment of policy.
Patrons who desire to provide
The Weizmann administration, by the executive.
The Fourth Day.
complete scholarship funds for in-
the Palestine government and the
Pretest Year Wall* and Curtains with
dividual students are asked to com-
(Editor's
note: Following is
The fourth (lay of the Zionist
British government as the manda-
or
municate with the secretary. The
tory power were under fire of se- Congress was opened Fri,lay morn-
the remainder of the report on
budget must necessarily be limited
ing under the chairmanship of Dr.
the activities of the .lewish
vere criticism.
and can care for only a certain
Deputy Isaac Gruenbaum, mem- Leo Motzkin. In the general de-
Center, the first part of which
number of students. In exceptional
ber of the Polish parliament and bate Delegate Gluska, representing
was published in the last issue
cases recommendation is made that
Glendale
leader of a small group known as the Yeminite Jews in Palestine,
if The Chronicle.)
funds, not provided by the budget,
Radical Zionists, charged that the charged the Zionist Executive with
Sl ed
be solicited.
Club Leaders' Course.
present Zionist leadership has failure to fulfill the decision of the
Bake-Enameled.
Faculty: Stanislaw Szniule•iez
proved itself a failure and is bank- fourteenth Zionist Congress con-
In order to assure at proper lead-
Neat in appear- rupt in all fields of its activity.
cerning the creation of Yeminite ership fur the junior and interme- --Violin, string ensemble.
ance and low in The present leadership is respons-
Walter Blumennu—Violin.
settlements. Ile demanded that a diate groups, a course in methods
price.
Miss Edith Ella Davis and Miss
ible for degrading the Zionist move- special immigration commission be of club leadership will be given by
ment to its present status, he de- ssnt to Yemen to facilitate the mi- J. S. Pearlstien. This course will Clara E. Waldron — Piano, har-
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Deputy Gruenhaum's center of tin•. He also demanded that the Beth El college, beginning in Octo-
ber.
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begin early in October
79 MARTIN PLACE
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and continue until June.
Halt Block from Woodward Avenue.
plan sponsored by Dr. Weizmann to the Yemenite Jews.
nounced through the Temple Ifeth
Art School.
for enlisting the support of non-
The :session of the congress was El college bulletins. Prospective
The Jewish Centers art school is
Zionist Jews for the upbuilding of interrupted in order that the dele- students will be required, ill Milli-
Palestine, by their entry into the gates might attend the funeral of non to this course, to take also one conducted under the direction of

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lewish Agency recognized by the
I Palestine mandate, Oa a r,-5o basis
with the Zionists. Deputy Green-
baum referred to the recent agree-
ment concluded between Dr.
mann and Louis Marshall, presi-
dent of the American Jewish com-
mittee, calling for the creation of
the agency after the non-partisan
Palestine survey commission, on
which ninny prominent American
experts are serving and are now
carrying on the investigation in
l'alestine, will render its report.

lacob Wassermann, delegate from other course to he selected from Mrs. David B. Wert*, who is also
Kishineft, who died following an those offered by the college—Bible, associated with Jascha Schwartz-
mann, as instructors. The school
operation lure. M. M. Ussishkin Jewish
history, religion, etc. The
J
was organized in April, 1926, for
delivered a eulogy to the fate Zion-
oard of the Jewish Centers asso.
the purpose of giving art instruc-
ist leader of Bessarabia.
dation otters five $60 scholarships
The adoption of II new policy and to those who are taking the course tine to beginners or promising
• r ,... , ,, ... r ,.. l . i young students at a nominal cost.
the employment if new methods tsi
Now in our New Locution
The school offers instruction in
check the present crisis in Pales- work at the Jewish ('inter.
! drawing from cast, still life, per-
TWELFTH STREET
tine and to pave the way for the
Yiddish Lecture Series.
'',active, composition and ',Lister
beginning of a new period of recon-
A series of seven lectures in Yid-
r cents per
Euclid
struction and expansion of Zionist dish will be given during the winter work.charge of
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work in Palestine was advocated by season, one lecture each month on a week is made to students regularly
strait
s
are
held twice
enrolled
and
cl
Vladimir Jabotinsky, leader of the Sunday evening. The following are
on opens in Sep-
League of Zionist Revisionists, the the speakers engaged for the season "week. Registration
extreme oppositional group within of 1927-28:
Urge Collegian,
has camp for mothers and babies
Deputy Greenbaum cited a prece- the Zionist movement.
' Oct. 30—Dr. Chaim Greenberg 1
been conducted for the past
dent in the history of the Zionist
Nov. 27—Sha Niger
hoes.
Discuss Anti-B
four ye
years. It originated with the
!
movement for the creation of a col-
Dec. 25—Dr. N. Margoshes
In describing the program offered
( mothers' clubs and has now been
legium. Such a collegiuni was cre- by his league, Jahotinsky clisa-
Jan. 29—H. Leivick
over by the Jewish Centers
,
wit•IttinIntmEolo
ated following the death of Dr. vowed the contention that this pro-
Feb. 26—To le. announced
association, and it is planned to
fo l ,!, :.
Theodor Hers.1, the founder of the gram involves an anti-British at-
Mar. 25—Monachim
se9.4(4lottlae
Apr.
22—Dr.
Madam
acquire
a
permanent
camp by next
movement, when to collegi u tat titude. "This is not the truth," he
Year.
headed by NYolfsonn was placed in
Courses will he conducted in Eng.
"It is not necessary fur the
charge of Zionist affairs.
i
hi p, •
Zionist Executive to pillow an ag- lish for foreigners, c t zens
The Palestine go...eminent was gressive anti-British pokey but it also courses will he conducted in
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also strongly criticized by Dr. is equally dangerous and parallyz- Yiddish in the following subjects
Stephen S. Wise, who was the ing to the work of Zionists through- if there is sufficient registration:
spokesman of the American son- out the world when, in the present Reading and writing Yiddish, Ile-
into in the debate. "The fact that state of affairs, the Zionist Execu- brew, Jewish history, modern Yid-
(Continued from first page.)
the Palestine government was able tive does nothing but issue state- dish literature, the history and in-
last yea r to show a surplus of $5,- ments declaring it is 'satisfied' with terpretation of the Bible and the
000,000 is discrediting to a govern- the attitude of the British govern- Talmud, the Yiddish theater and not forget that the Zionist Con.
ment of a country whose population went.
the history of the Jewish labor gress is always sovereign and will
be in a position to abrogate the
went through such a severe crisis
"Mass immigration and mass col- movement in America. The courses,
agretinent if found necessary;' said
Palais Muouciane — The Band
as the one prevailing in Palestine," onization are problems that can be will be conducted for 20 weeks, mine
Dr. Weizmann.
You Lose to Dance With.
Dr. Wise declared. "Let Great cooed with successfully only by the hour per week. The fee for Yid.'
Refuting the proposal of Vladi-
Britain take an example from an- state; such is the task of furth•r- dish and Hebrew will be $2 for 101
mir Jabotinsky to admit the non-
other country," he exclaimed, re- ing the development of industries weeks and the other courses $5
Zionists only to the economic. work
feeling to the work of settling Jews in l'alestine and the speedy re. each.
of the Jewish Agency, leaving the
on the land in Soviet Russia, moral of the present crisis in the
Jewish Center Players.
political to the Zionist Congress,
"where the state grants wide teeth- country," he stated,
A dramatic club is being organ-1
Ills Weizmann declared that it
ties for the Jewish land settlers, al-
"The fact of the matter is that isod under the direction of Mr. and '
would he unthinkable to propose to
though it is not under any mandate the Palestine government purses a M rs. M Wheel 1,eishin, assisted by
the non-Zionists a system of "taxa-
obligation." policy which hanipers the develop- Mrs. Mayo, of the Temple Beth El
tion without representation." "The
The view of the Mizrachi, the went of industry in the country. Arts society. It is planned to give
time when such a method could he
orthodox wing of the Zionist moves If this policy is not abandoned end
performance every six weeks los.
employed has long passed," he said.
ment, was expressed by Rabbi if no active steps are taken to fur- ginning early in November. Those
"Jahotinsky demands a protec-
Meyer Berlin, president of the they and promote the growth of in- wishing to join the players should
tive tariff to further the develop-
Sfizrachi. Rabbi Berlin also took dustry and commerce and to extend make application at the office.
! Tent of industries in Palestine. But
a critical attitude toward the Zion- colonization to a large scale, the
Juni ce groups will also be taught
it is me proven yet whether a pro-
ist Executive, charging it with fail- Jewish people will be placcs1 in the the dramatic arts, which work will
tective tariff would be beneficial to
ure to safeguard the observance of pathetic position of the man who be under the direction of Mrs. Mor-
the country. This only an expert
Jewish religious laws in the Pales- undertakes to till n bottomless bee- ton Steinberg. Oratorical contests,
study can decide and even in this
line colonies. rel with gold."
inter club debates, and inter-set.
regard the Palestine government
Charges Anti•Semitism.
Urge Jewish Army.
tlemrnl debates will bc•conducted has made concessions. The basic,
Still stronger charges against
The leader of the Zionist Revi-; also under her supervision.
,
the Palestine government were sionists, whose program includes a ' The music school of the Mel- sound industries were protected by
000
, the government, but it would be
Gives tennis and mire. on over
formulated at the evening s•5,14/11 plunk for the creation in l'alestine bourne Community Center was
different linesof bumnras No matter
I what your Strain... In rile book you
held under the chairmanship of M. of a Jewish military unit which founded with the idea of dis•over- absurd to expect furtherance the
will end the number of your Proelker-
Schnipischok' (proverbial small
M. Uesishkin, head of the Jewish would be equal in strength to the Mg and training the musical talent •
Ilve customers lDted
town in Lithuania) industries. Ja-
Valuable Information I. also elven as to
National Fund of Jerusalem. At existing Arab legion, severely crit- 4 the youth who make application
how you ran use the 0•411 to secure
botinsky's comparison with the col-
that session Berl Katznelson, Pal- iciseci the Palestine government for instruction. The work embraces
rrrrrr end inquIrire fur your products
onization work aided by the League
I ....ekes.
estine labor leader and editor of the and the Zionist Executive, claiming instruction in violin, piano, ear-
of Nations in Greece is an
Write Is( your raft Coot
labor daily, "Dever." published in that they have failed to safeguard training, and harmony. Violin Btu-
R. L. POUt k CO., Dotroit, Mich.
Tel Aviv, charged the Palestine ad- the Jewish settlements in l'alestine dents are to he required to study
Answering
the criticism of Dr.
nswo
the
,
aire,Ipt•
Pul■Ilsbers
In
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CID
ministration with open hostility to through military protection. piano and ear-training and har-
al.latirs
Ream Da ,.rnelle.
Wise, who urged Great Britain to
Zionist efforts. Ile stated that some
Vire, )4.31
The spokesman for the Zionist stony are compulsory for all.
take an example from the attitude
cf the officials in the administration Revisionists charged the Zionist Frcliminar; . music tests are given
, of Soviet Russia in Riding the few.
are guilty of an anti - Semitic atti- Executive with responsibility for to each applicant in order to cloter.
I ish colonization work, Dr. Weiz-
tude.
Sringing the Zionist movement to mine whether he is to have the 10- mann did not approve of this ergo-
propost,i,
ad s.,,,, st ,,s
The
s
its present small scale activity and week trial, after which his lessens meat, exclaiming: "I prefer Eng-
American Zionists leading in the
eke
to reducing the volume of Jewish continue or he is advised to drop lish slowness to this easily discern-
direction of a curtailment of the
)
immigration. Ile concluded his music and take up some other study able, politically colored, aid of the
Palestine budget and minimizing
criticism by saying that the state for which he is better fitted. No Soviet government. The Soviet go,
ti-e influence of the labor group in
of affairs in the international Zion- pupil is allowed to continue who ernmeSt plants thousands of Jews
Jas
Palestine, met with strong opposi- ist movement is not hopeless. "Con- does not make normal progress.
I onth eesrthi . n : icuct buries millions
tion on the part of the labor repre-
The activities in the music school under it."
EVERTUN ENGRAVING
ditions can he improved if a new
sentatives. Dr. Chaim Arlarscrott.
Rids.
5gLund Floor It
ado
lolpite ck . •nd new methods are consist not only of the individual
Dr. Weizmann concluded
It oder of the Zei ri Zion labor
lessons, but also of class in ,drue- dress urging units' among the
i•etip, warned against embarking
Although the Zionist Revisionists tion, ensemble groups and recitals. ' Zionists of the world.
yA;'spon such a course.
Ire represented at the congress by The outline of instruction is plan-
The sentiment of the eitlIgre,
"A campaign against labor in
•nly nine delegates, the address of ned to develop good fundamental I was expressed when all delegates
Palestine would mean the destruc-
leader called forth wide op- musicianship, correct manner of rose to give a lasting ovation to
tion of the foundations for the up
at If-expression and an appreciation
-dense.
Or. Weizmann when he concluded
building of Palestine. With cut the
The Weizmann policy. however. of the finest music within its cepa- his address..
idealism of the workers,' the re-
'ound many supporters during the 'Indies. From time to time. through
RN
building of Palestine would be im-
OP1.4
the generosity of certain patrons,
seneral debate.
possible," he said.
,
Strong exception to the argu- the students are given ono crtunity
Mr. Katznelson traced the pees-
ments of Dr. Stephen S. Wise of for attending many of th" sym-
New York, who criticised the Brit- phony concerts given by the Detroit
g)vernmsnt for it. Palestine orchestra.
Detroit Theatrical Service.
Jon't Wait Until You Receive Notice
It is the rhoy of the music Order al Once as the Price Will Sloe be
•
was taken by Philip Cued-
Roc Jnhnaon. C L King. 11 F. Payne
e lls, wh , is the president of the whorl to sponsor all of the cultural
Randolph 4991 74 Mentcalen St, W
Fed-tati• of English Zionists. Mr. music activities which are an im-
Gue-Ialla warned th• Zionist dole. portant part of the year's program
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prices Nash is offering an absolutely
revolutionary motor car value.

And every model is powered with
the newly refined Nash 7•bearing
motor that delivers the world's
smoothest and quietest performance.

Interiors are new and of exquisite
beauty. You note rich upholster•
ings, skilled use of genuine walnut
for panelings, steering wheel and
new models are the finest,
luxurious silver finished ware.
fastest cars in allNas,11 history.
With their new steel alloy springs All
this-40 many more notable
built by a special secret process
riil-vicotures—iire 'IOW Offered you
they arc the EASIEST riding cars, by Nash at new lower prices. Come
regardless of price.
in and feast your eyes on the
beauty of these new Nash models.
With new
designs,
body And if you want a real treat—just
ines, new bode
radiator
design lower
and small
wheels they are the most smartly DRIVE one.

There is today NO value on the
market that even begins to corn•
pare with the Nash value.

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W. H. COPHER MOTOR SALES

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4551 ittchigan Ave.

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