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„America lculSk Periodical Carter

CLIFTON ATMS CINCINNATI 30, 01110

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Bureau at

W. H. A. Fills Jobs

MissMundstock to Appear in
Concert Saturday Night. I

Vatican, In 1892, Refused to Intercede
In Behalf of Persecuted Jews in Russia'

PAGE

LA ROSE TO MANAGE
N EW PUBLIX CENTURY

ON COMMITTEE FOR
CLUB'S MOONLIGHT

NINE

ADAMS

Ceder the auspices of the
CIRCUS P.M)
Doutsches Arbeiter Kultur Kartell,
- 1•1;h 1,1 Rose, formerly 1111111-
Miss TI13111 M111111St k , promo neat
•!. the` FOX Theater, h ats been
a
110tit't1W.--(J.
T.
A.)--A
se-
•tII
expect
the
highest
Catholic
of-
am , o tad manager of the new
dancer who received her training
the f
al the leading, schools of Germany, cret document from the archives ficials to intervene in internal Pul• s Century Theater, and will
of the Czarist government, reveal- Russian affairs.
man. ,
bee •, his new duties on June IS Vilma's First Talkie at the
poplar
. ing the part playe.I by the Vati-
Inquiries in New fork indicated Ile :orings to his post many years
Adams.
can in the anti Semitic persecu- the Selig,inan referred to was J esse •
Vilma Balky makes her all-
tions in Czari,t Russia is pub- 'Al. Seligman, financier, philan-
talking picture debut in "A 1.116;
li,111.11 in 1 , v,stzia, the official gov- thropist and one of the founders of
to Love," at the Adams. Robert
ernment organ. Last week the the banking firm of Seligman
chzuc ,
Ames, who played opposite. Gloria
same paper published a document Brothers.
that a.
Ile died in 1 092. Nth.
Swanson in "The Trespasser"; Ed-
typo
tram a similar source indicating Seligman was for many •years the
ward
G. Robin;, n, Llayd Ingra-
the
role
of
the
Vatican
in
the
fa-
sten.
outstanding J66/ of the United
ham, George Davin, 1;11111 Chin.
naps Booths case.
States and during his lifetime Wt1,4
I
RIDINI
Carle, Anders.•r I
!,
etc
Th..
srvond
sul
document is a report 10 A IlleriCall Jewry of that day
and Henry Annetta are it 111..ist.
1.11... in need of office, store
dated April DI, 10;12, from the that Jacali Schlli vvas 10 his gun. •
Although Miss Banky gave
and do tory help are asked to
Czarist ihnhassada• in Romeo, NI. eratian and what Felix 1Varburg is
audiences a sample of her speak-
call M.ss Connell at the Y. W.
Yizvalsky, points Out that the ,how- to this generation.
ing valee in the brief final sequence
Columbia 5521, and this
hell banker, Seligman, from the
Ritual Tale-Bearer Imprisoned.
of her Picture, "This is Heaven,"
el"Pl• ."..'" burtaa, which
United States, had came to Rome
For spreading a ritual murder
SCREEN
her
new production is the first in
in order to induce the Vatican to tale against Je'w's last Passover.
makes ho charges for its serv-
tbich her voice may Is. heard
ices, • • I make every effort to
use its influence. with the Czar to Sofia Katchan was soder:vet' by a
Vilma Banky
throughout the entire length if a
secup ;pc last fitted girls for
raise the restrictions against the court at Paltvoa to three years'
impri , onnient.
picture. New vaudeville completes
Jews in Russia.
he
"A LADY TO LOVE"
the bill.
Vatican Refused Aid.
ppinted out that many
I!
The wife of a Communist, she
'M. Yizvalsky also reported that went from house to house during
are uninformed of the
rap:
ON THF: STAGE
Seligman had brought a number Passover saying that her Jewish

4' this bureau, and an
"The Perfect Alibi," Next at
Billy Purl & Co.
of letters of introduction from neighbor, Shlionne Gribm, had at-
aside III employers to
appeal
Civic Theater.
MISS TOSIA MUNDSTOCK
st;;,•1
,,
high and influential persons, tempted to kill her 7-yea•-old son
Comedy's Foremost Conde
cappioat. with the V. W. 11. A.
LEWIS SISLER
F.i erybody' likes a glad thrilling
In
will be featured in a concert at the thanks to which he was received 1 11 iii the blood for matzoth. She
10. .1 try comedy with plenty of
"THE LAUGHQUAKE"
A Women's ('enter, 2 131 by Cardinal Rampolo, but the lat- was immediately arrested.
1' W
Lewis Sister is active tin the unm.
laughs.
"The
Perfect
Alibi"
is
a

ant,.ter
rinfused
to
present
him
at
the
And
Four
Whey
Star Attractions
The
courtroom
W11 , 61'0 wdol
Ens, Grad boulevard till
1111111, of the l'hi Kappa Epsilon
new kind of mystery remedy,
SCHINASI WILL GIVES
1 fraternity annual moonlight, to be
(la•, .lure 7, at a p. 01. The con- ' 1 1 ' 11 ' 11111181114 ' 1011111 ho p eless when the verdict wits mica:need.
.
1
(fitted
kith
fun
and
excitement.
II
JOSEPH
LA ROSE
• held
el.lure 211, 011
$100,000 TO CHARITIES veil is lien to the public.
is the sort of play that keeps you
Miss Mutoktlic k will be as-i-ii •1
1116 Ste111111.6 T 1 11;1111100, 1611011H 8111111
1011t11,111experience, having guessing to the very last Niagara',
NEw 1 oltE. _ (.1• T. A . 1_,T111 , in this concert by her pupil - ai ,1
the
foot
of
Griswold
street at 0115
'
110111 ii — iiciated with William Fox with the variety of suspense that
p. II .
The pia ,c o iim 11 i i I
).
y r-
probation of the will of Nforris 14 er al lists.
for i
■ cars and for eight years often raises tho hair and always
thestrs
will
furnish
the
dance mu-
S•hinasi, cigarette magnet, who include the following Juana, es,
By RABBI HERBERT PARZEN
soma'
IZioxy's assistant in New tenses the muscles, waiting for the
, ic.
Portland, Oregon,
died ill 1920, entitles five Jewish yo, i ,.„,,,„,,, (loner ,,,,.,,,,,,..,,, no and
Yol ti.
salution, which in this case is tank
charities to receive $20,0011 each
without . Music, Pupils id Tosia M idol-
is well known in the Jewish mildly satisfactory and entirely
GRAND RIVER AVE.
sti,k, Zoltan,l, i0setilu.ru at the pian , o , . ,
from his estate. estimated at $S,-
al
• West Grand Boulevard
A bird's , ye view of Jewish 'ill pressure reacts upon our nerves, it community for his contribution to 11 5iral.
No orw c . a ia n I
"The Lady of Scandal" at (Opposite
:116. til'hill1161 W110 0111116 . 6,,,,,le Ilan,
011912.
the recent Allied Jewish Campaign.
Northwestern High)
'
'
yr i,,, th l:. (,:;,, ,, , ,,, ,„,, ,,. in America reveals that identica I is a
IVritten by an author who Pear-
disintegrating and assimila-
to this country as nn immigrant heoto.spi.
.
While manager of the local Fox Wily pleases with his idiundant
Fisher.
forces, both constructing and de- tory process,
SUNDAY, MONDAY, JUNE 8.9
Pupils of Tosia S1111111•0..3.,
from Asia Al i nor some 36 years ago
theater he interested himself in camosly„A. A. Milne, parlicu-
structive,
are
everywhere
opera
Zelda 11.0enliern at the Pia :n , i
All Talking
Another external factor that this campaign to the extent of do-
hail made his fortune in the maim- srh ,.„„
i„ I, Minorr
lar }day is essentially original in
five. From Florida to Washing-
Huth Chatterton in "Theo Laity ,
undermines Jewish life is the nating 511 billboards used by the
facture of Turkish cigarettes, and
Fa-pun Cur, ilc I
plot 11101 engrossing in the progress
' ton, and from Slninr to Califor-
though the bulk of his estate is 1 1.0er Trooes• Three Ptctsdet. ..choec. 11 111, Jewish life is charged with the mania for standardization in ,theater for advertising current at- of that plod. Its characters are of Scandal," adapted from Freder-
M indstuck, Evelyn bur y Oh al
ic Lonsdale's stage play "The High
America. The public school, the
distributed lx.tween his wife and 1 " . "''
plausible
people,
likable
same color tones andthe same pul radio, the press, the cinema, con- tractions, to propagate the causes real,
the Piano
Road," appears at the Fisher.
two daughters, $1,309,1100 has been in-nsis flan+ 5..1 ...
I of the campaign. For this act 11.• enough for the most part,
with
... , (lattoos, I sating forms. 'Prue., the intensity
111111
sciously
or
unconsciously,
combine
Ralph Forbes in private life Miss
Surialline of Jewish life and the degree of
set aside for Jewish and nun,le•-; D , ss rooms
was highly lauded by all the lead- 1111110.IS it all the more difficult to
Rut), Ch•tterton
Prelude
. . ...
to
produce
a
standardized
individ-
Chattertion's
shirrs the
.
.
Priikolied
and
ish charities.
ers and workers in the drive.
liseliver who the criminal is, and
Jewish consciousness in communi- ual.
Eechn Gun iteh
In America, particularly
leading
male
'tailors
with
a (1 - 111111
Frederic March
Mr, La Rose announces that the why.
Clair de Lune.._ . ...
Orb Is, ties vary directly with nearness
LAUREL • HARDY TALKING
since the war, there is tremendous
of stage fame, Resit
The husband who has suspicions f it,"„11i1 :"1,1 1 ",„,1 ;i:,k. ,"!• ft 1 .` ,,, cnr,I i7 .lit,'",,, , the throbbing centers of Jewish opposition to any deviation from Century will show pictures directly
COMEDY, "BLOTTO"
Itathbone. Nliss t'halterton sings
"The Plow Boy"
population and Jewish activity and the standard type. The insistence after their downtown run.
of his wife gives ooveryone the right
William Powell at Michigan ballads written by Elsie Janis and
thy Piano
Mickey Morns. Sound Cartoon,
with the type of contact estab- on rapid Americanization, and of
to consider her dissolute.
w hose regent Jack Ring. "Garden Gambols,• is
Sound News
lished by local leadership with na- complete assimilation, is only a
Monday Only—A.M.-II feature, •
ppotrayal of "Natural" Dal-is in the magi, show and Eduard %Ver-
ivai praarntatIon-
tianal figures and national move- marked manifestation of the Sltille New Willys Eight is Intro- .rtli. Street of Chance," is consid-
ner from the Michigan will conduct
Donal. F•irbanke In
ments. Fundamentally, however, desire for the standardized' indi-
duced in Medium
• ed one of the high spots of his the symphony and Arthur Gutoiv
"WIZEN CLOUDS ROLL BY"
the same formative as well as de • vidual. The Jew, necessarily a
screen career, now makes his all- will be at the organ.
Priced Class,
TUES., WED., JUNE 10-11
formative processes function in part as well as a product of this
ey:trance at the Itlichigan Theater
Norma Talmadge
the large metropolis as in the lust for uniformity, tends to con-
n another well conceived, exciting.
"New York Nights"
111011111s
lif
intensive
1
It
is
nature
of
women
to
disdain
After
ma
ny
smaller town. They only differ in form, and to some extent, must
nelodrama, "The Shadows of the those who love them and t o
ATHENS, 1.1. T. A.)—A con-
with Gilbert Roland
experimental work in laboratories
loco,
magnitude 0101 in degree.
conform to the set fashion. Illoreo
tribution of•7,500 towards the
those who abhor them.
Similar institutions, similar or- is a very potent disintegrating and gruelling road tests over thou-
maintenance of two homes for ref-
, sands of miles of mountainous anit
agues children recently opened here ganizations, similar movements, factor.
Ferry Field Theater.
level highways, the new Willys
I do not wish t o 110 111 114111111ers
was announced by Ilenry Alonzo). and similar groups make all the
"Sarah and Son," starring Ruth
American
Jewish
communities.
stood. Of course, as citizens of Eight, with a wheelbase of 1211 Chattorton and Frederic March,
Linwood, Cor. Glynn Court
thau, former American minister to
inches,
is
presented
byWill
y
Turkey, who arrived here on Ap- The problems, even of the most this land we owe it to ourselves as Overland, bringing higher stand- will be the feature at the Ferry
ril 22 to attend the celebration of perplexing character, are in a well as to the country to become ands of performance and car beauty Field Theater, Grand River and
Phone. O ffi ce
the centenary of Green independ- large measure identical. 'fhey Americanized. We must III' loyal to the field of medium priced eight West Grand boulevard, Sunday and
CUT RATE DRUGS
8210 TWELFTH STREET Em
8210
Empire 3472
enet. Mr. Nlorgenthau was the only differ in complexity and size. to, sympathetic of, interested in, cylinder cars. The new product of M" 11118 Y.
and
understanding
of
American
in-
Consequently
it
is
quite
possible
guest of honor at a great banquet
On Tuesday and Wednesday
One of the Finest Treats of the Season
Willys-Overland
conforms to t he
The Store of Persanal
tendered him by Forgoign Nlinister to appraise truly American Jewish stitutions, traditions, and culture. mostItolvanced engineering prac- Norma Talmaitge amt Gilbert Rio
111111 will boo starred in "New fork
Mihilakopulo. NI r. Nloo•genthau if from 0110 vantage point, with But we noel not be standardized tice, which have been prov
Service
, e d 50 11111
111 land
Thursday and Friday
plans to accompany Prime Alinister Out danger of presenting a paro- machines. We can have an Anhori- in principle under every motorin g , Nigffits."
Seven Days' Leave" will be the
We carry Gilbert's, Cecil's
Venezilos on a tour through Mai, chial picture. Of course, local con- calli ■ 111 of mosaims and varicolored condition.
ditions tend to modify the details textu re, or one of a single, simple,
Insp
0
e
I
he
dania
and
Thrace
to
ct
and Whitman's Chocolates.
The new Willys Eight is the Sell- feature '
Together With a Cast of 40 New York Actors
of the whole panorama. Here ne codarless weave. The present tend-
refugee settlements.
. , rioanization may play the more ency is towards the latter and de- ion companion car to the popular Marion Davies as "Florodora
Will be featured Friday evening, June 6, Saturday and Sum
We Deliver
prominent role; there a particular cidedly away from the former con- lower in n.cil Willy, Six which has
day matinees and evenings June 7 and 8, in
Girl" at Paramount.
I been so widely accepted by the pub-
WARBURG, ROSENWALD imovenuont or group may be the cept. Therefore this standardiza- j lie. Theo eight is presented in four
Hemlock 2779
Nfa•ion Davies, gay screen cora-
HONORED BY BAVARIA more dominant influence. But the tion philosophy is of importance to 1 body styles consisting of 11 Ile Luxe ellit'1116, S c ores a derided success
necessary adjustment to the gen- our life problems.
Bella Meisel, Betty Jacobs, Isaac Feld and Other Stara
eral conclusions of the whole now
American intellectual life, to the Sedan, $1,395 a Standard Sedan, in her latest all-talking picture,
— The Bavarian gav- are easily made. Local history will
will appear in this operetta, together with a large choir and ■
popular mind, is materialistic and $1,295; a De Luxe canny, $1,3 IS. "The Florodora Girl," which has
et 11111611C tin WecIlleStIlly awarded provide the key to such adjust-
i The sedan models tiecomino.date live opened at the Parainount Theater
double
orchestra.
idi alless. The mass has received
the gold ring Of the Deutsche Int1S-
ments. And the general conclu- the impression tram the popular- passene.•rs while the coupe is de- for It long-run engagement.
Tickets—Evening, 75c, $1, $1.50 and $2, and first eight
1.1111 to Felix Warburg, of New
sign,
il
to
isinifortaloly
seat
four.
A
KOSHER RESTAURANT York; Julius Rosenwald, of Chi- sions, applicable to the entire Jew- izers of knowledge that material- commoiliaus baggage compartment
rows orchestra, $2.50; Matinees, 50c, 75c, $1 and $1.50, and
The silliest man knows his own
ish community in America, remain ism It omin ates contemporary
first eight rows orchestra $2.00.
Try Our Home•Like Meals
cago, and Dr. Hugo Eckener. The
thought. That is sufficient for our is pro id , d in the rear of the coupe. affairs best.
rings are awarded periodically- for
8832 1WELFTH STREET
The force, that are operative in purpose.
especially meritorious service in Jewish if may he divided into two
The same inimitable Pohl Cuisine will
This accepted popular dogma has
eree•it
support of this technical museum, groups: the assimilatory and the
a devastating influence on Jewish
a bowling European institution.
constructive forces. Ily the first life. The Jewish masses instinct-
I understand those forces which ively feel that Judaism, or Jewish
in any way tend to weaken, to un- culture, certainly is not anti-ideal
MANUEL URBACH
SIX JEWS ARE NAMED
dermine and to destroy Jewish in nature. Therefore it is opposed
Granite and Marble
TO ITALIAN COUNCIL communal life and the spit itual to the current accepted philosophy
_--
personality of the individual Jew. of life, to their mind. Menge it
ROME. — (J. T. A.)—Six Jews The forces that tend to build up, necessarily is old-fashioned and
are among the 150 nullifiers of the to unite and to continue organized out-of-date. Any culture that is
National Council of Corporations Jewish hfe and the spiritual per- not true to form, to the standard-
inaugurates' April 22 by Premier sonality of the individual Jew are izeoll mind, is valueless anol
Now in our New Location
Nlussolini. The appointments are the constructive forces. Practi-
ntial. 11111ce it 116611 nod 110
7723 TWELFTH ST.
for three years. The new body is cally all definite and definitive ten-
1S 14,1 111 ignore it.
entrusted with economic and car- dencies in Jewish living come un-
Euclid 7192
This f•ctor has received very
rd
porative duties of great importance. der either one of the,e two cat, little attention from students of
The Jewish members are profes- earies.
the A1110•61111 .16WiSh scene. I be
The assimilatory processes are
sors Arias and Del Vecchio, Right
lieve that mud) might be learned
Honorable Gina Olivetti, Ingo:hem ;wain divisible lath Iwo g." 11 "1 1,1 and understood by a careful analy-
Luzzatti, and the attorneys Levi those that lie outside of the sphere sis If the influence of this notion
of the Jewish milieu and are
Deveali and Angelo Ovivetth
on Jewish life.
bound up with the general environ-
These three factors, I think, are
Upton Sinclair Defends "Ex- ment; and those that art. entirely the most important external assim-
THROUGH NON-STOP
dependent and bound up within
ilatory forces that bear &ma•ly on
SERVICE
plosion in Sewer."
.;eivish life.
American Jewish life. They are
Le . ..ries, ice water, two
In this article I will limit the
br„,
porter, card tables;
Upton Sinclair predicts in the discussion to an analysis of the primarily and fundamental to a
proper
.
111,111310111 of Jewish life in
guaranteed ached-
New Masses that tho y• Will he teach- first group of processes.
America.
1,1,01, "The
ing Il e s
It is inevitable that minority
-
-
-•
' A. NI,
8:30 I'. M.
121111 Parallel • " published by Har- groups should be subject to wear
IL!
per and Bros., in the high schaid: and tear, to stress and to a pulling A Delightful Story in Which
R EXPRESS 12 NOON
future years "when the teachers away. The majority exerts this
a Fling is Taken at
.• direct connection for
will have to go to some old 1 . 111'YVIII- pressure constantly, even under
Society.
•• I.e. Denver, Los An-
I11 . 11111 to look all Paul Elmer Mame the best of circumstances. Very
.ervice to Cleveland,
and the Humanists, in order to rind often this pressure is exerted un-
MR. COLOBERG'S PARTY. Ile Vi-
i)-11, New York.
"tit when they lived and what they consciously. But it cannot he
comte Alain de Leche. Illustrations
he Mallen, Van Mono,. Published
taught." This prophecy was in- gainsaid that this exertion exists.
1 1 V I.1 , 111., Carrier a
. 33 East Tenth
.piregl is the fact that ND% Nthoore When this pressure becomes con-
.tries, New 00tit 1621.
in his latest volume, refers to Dos scious and articulate, it results in
Passoos . earlier novel, "'Manhatten anti-Semitism, as far as its reac-
The French poet and writer Vi-
I 1 0TEL FORT WAYNE
tion on Jews is concerned. "The comte Alain de ',eche, himself a
Transfer.," as "an explosion ill
Fo r Pes aaaaa
sewer." Mr. Sinclair concedes that • dislike for the unlike," as Israel descendant of an old aristocratic
ion, Glendale 2000
there is a little of the sewer in ' Zangwill put it, is an ever-present French family, spent two years in
"The 12.nd Parallel," also, "but nut factor that has a tearing down ef- this country compiling material for
proportionately as much as these fect upon Jews.
"Mr. Goldberg's Party." The de-
There is a prevalent opinion lightful manner in which he has
is in America and the lives of its
Front the motiu•nt you take the wheel of this
never before achieved in a ear of its perform-
that anti-Semitism has been a pre- burlesqued his characters, taking a
people."
servatory fihotoor in Jewish life. lling at faith American and Euro-
most modern of Eights, you tt ill be eonseions
ance. And you %ill say., as thousands are say-
Some historians have even at- pean society, has made a charming
of its superiority. Beautiful and powerful, it
tempted to solve the riddle of and entertaining story.
ing, "Here u Ear".
ATLANTIC— PACIFIC
Jewish survival upon this basis.
STAGES
Founded upon facts, "Mr. Gold-
is excelled by 110 ear in fast getmisay and
The argument is formulate.] to the berg's Party" is a must entertain-
Chicago
Cleveland
effect that persecution has tended ing.
travesty upon social and politi-
St. Louis
to solidify Jewish consciousness
Nine nth,. ,.1,1. lu0 ••
Pittsburgh
cal conditions. The ambitious uni-
Ike!, orb ed. 0.
• ol• ranee of color ,
and unite Jewry against the com-
Loaf along in high gear. 'then
t Much-
Memphis Philadelphia
versity president, the hero of the
III
f.
b. Detroit, Factory
mon foe. The Middle Ages and
Denver
story, the Jewish millionaire who
New York
ing the gear shift liner push your foot to the
pre-revolutionary Russia are cited
confesses that he goes to synagogue
.0 Tor for Too to Try WM be Nen( to Tour Door
Los Angeles
I as proof.
once a year on Mother's Day, out
floor and dart ahead at express train speed.
It is impossible to enter here of
Cincinnati Chattanooga
reverence for his mother, and
Only by riding in or &ix big
Great 8
into a full discussion of this prem-
Louisville
Atlanta
whose
ambition
is
to
become
Amer-
ise. It 111 sufficient to say that I
Come, see it and ride in it. It % ill renew your
w ill sou appreci - l?
delightful operation. 1. 011
Nashville
Miami
regard the argument as definitely ican ambassador to Paris; Mrs.
are
lax
Heil
ta'ae
trial ear and test it for
first glorious zest in motoring. It % ill thrill
Main Terminals
fallacious. During the Middle Goldberg, who prefers the profess-,
smoothness, speed, acceleration, power, easy
.Ages Jewry lived an intense Jew- i dud dancers; and the other char-
1901 GRAND RIVER
you with the poster of its eight cylinders. It
a cters, make a delightful combina-
l
handling,
uuu
lling,
comfort
and
ccol ...... y. A telephone
ishness because the ghetto was a
complete Jewish environment and tion. The author, by grouping'
will delight you with operating economies
Call will bring Hudson's Great 8 to your door.
Cad. 4114.2344
them
as
he
has,
has
produced
a
I
because Jewry believed that its
308 W. GRAND RIVER
way of life was superior to that t ruly artistic lilt of humorous writ-
ing.
of its neighbors. Moreover Juda-
The illustrations by Maurice Van
Cad. 8989
ism flowered in Spain and in the
provenc• in Babylonia and in the Mop lea add much to the value of
this hok.
Islam East during the eras of se-
urity and tolerance. Even in
/DE
SAFErY
A Mystery Story for Girls
'zarist Russia the compactness of
Jewish life accounts for a great
deal of its spiritual and cultural AT M11 ,311C/IT. 1i1, Louise Platt Hauck.
1 0 M...Merrill Co., Indianannlls.
achievements. The persecutions
Those who love youth, the out-
mostly account for the seamy side
doors, a good thrill and a well-
of Jewish life in Russia.
written
mystery story will enjoy
/ LOW SUS RATES
The truth is that anti-Semitic
Mrs. Hatiek's "At Midnight."
/TOANTOOIRTIN U.S.
pressure has always produced upon
Julie,
heroine of the story, is a Parts and Service, 481 Canfield Ave. W.
E. E. ROBERTS
Jews a fear complex, and it does lovable
Downtown Branch Office, 1510 Broadway, Randolph 3579
BUFFALO $7 — SCRANTON $12
girl whose enthuriasm
n
Night and Sunday Sery ice, Call Glendale 10184
Bev Tali $16.00-Philadelphia 814. O9
IS E. Roberts, formerly with the f today. The complex has af- quickly enlists on her side her
ble Co. e Eastern Stars
comforta,
eeted
our
nerves
and
our
be-
Detroit Club,
lub, and until recently, h
reader who very soon learns to East Side Branch, 14937 E. Jefferson, Lenox 3077
rrclinina
Han
Ha
Rave drly hos'
Branch, 11672 J08. Campau Ave., Arlington 214G
at ior. We are sensitive and thin-
Lunn Psis Trreninal,21 1 Plan, Ave.
assistant manager of the Book-
thrill over Colorado's and the
kinned ; we lack self-confidence
Twelfth Street Branch, 7744 Twelfth St., Empire 8565
'ha" Cadillac 2200 t"
Gratiot Branch, 2966 Gratiot Ave., Fitzroy 5925
Cadillac Hotel, who is n o w asso•iat-
Rockies' mountainous health and
ml
self-respect.
Consequently
we
WA Huron Road
vigor.
Main 7979 I'd with Marvin Simons in the lat.
.
Cleveland, Ohio
The adventure and mystery
ter's tine furniture business, Park ; orship flattery in the form of nice
452 Super . or One
I lungs said about us by non-Jews. forming the plot is certain to in-
Adams 4611
and Elizabeth streets.
JACK HECKERT, INC
5935 Grand River
GARFIELD AUTO SAL ES, INC 10940 Mach Ave.
To'rdo. Oh o
By the same token we abhor criti• terest the young and ti
SCtIMIDT • JACKSON, INC.
find a wil- BEGIN BROTHERS
10939 Kercheval Ave.
room and sneers of our antagonists. ling reader also in the parent.
Feekell at ParksIdo
HODGFS AUTO SALES. . 2.3049 Woodward A.
We are too frightened to be emo-
DETROIT AUTO SALES
-
6830 Mich,gan Ave.
KRUSELL • CUNNINGHAM
-
KAISER
MOTOR
SALES
77311 Harper
GREAT
EASTERN
ITAGES
tionless
and
stoic
when
we
are
22027 Grand Sine
MODERN DELICATESSEN DETROIT MOTOR SALES CO, INC..Ave.
ncu ~cavaunn, 0010
KERO & SCHOENHERR
HUNTINGTON INN
19027 V. Dyke
praised or attacked, yes, even criti-
SNETHKAMP AUTO SALES, INC...773I Grat140
11612 Dexter Boulevard
Woodward at Eleven-Mile
O'BRIEN MOTOR SALES
cized. To the degree then that this
8248 W. Fur, St.
! DEUTSCH BROS, INC
For Your Lunches
JOHN R. TAYLOR CO ...10440 Grand Low Ale.
13815 Gratiot Ave.
RAYNAL BROTHERS
9103 Chalmers Ave.
WALKER MOTORS, /NC-13340 Woodwerd Ave.

Ti

PI'
mployment bureau
‘l'umen's Ilebrew
.,ii, 09 Rowena, during
111011th %VOA able to place
and is now an im-
fai tor in helping re-
unemployment situa-
g .bees,
Irma Connell, who is in
f t he bureau, reports
I ht. girls helped were
111'1. 1,1 1.11 , r workers,
o 11 k k 'e a'
phe r.
doe machine operators,

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CORROSIVE FACTORS IN JEWISH LIFE of 1

FERRY FIEL
711EA7RE

"SARAH AND
SON"

THE BEZ

MORGENTHAU GIVES
$7,500 FOR SUPPORT
OF GREEK REFUGEES

PHARMACY

Littman's Peopl es Theater

Aaron Lebedeff

Motke Fon Slobotke

POHL'S

No thrill like an Eight

Monuments

No Eight like a

HUDSON

CHICAGO

Easy t o Buy — Inexpensive to Operate

Hudson sweeps aside the barrier of high price and
operating costs on eight-cylinder ears. An amazing new

PREMIER
COACH LINE

COLONIAL

development is giving thousands distinction and perform-
ance hitherto known to only a few.

ASSOCIATED WITH
NEW SIMONS STORE

105

for Ilse COACH

HUDSON'S gm/8

RAND
1V$3

ro

AARON DeROY MOTORCAR COMPANY—WOODWARD AT GARFIELD

Wholesale and Retail Salesrooms : : Telephone Columbia 1300

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Metropolitan Dealers:

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