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PIC LTROIT S111511 ARON ICU
PAGE EIGHT
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
DR. FRANKLIN DISCUSSES CONTRIBUTIONS
TO IDEALISM OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY'
The Year's Greatest Values
in This Great Event!
I
ehenit•.
I.a A
Ion of law,
nrtitera
. rdrr al.
We must vacate our building and
in order to get out as quickly as pos-
sible we offer our tremendous stock of
high grade DINING ROOM, LIVING
ROOM, BED ROOM and ODD PIECES
to be sold at WHOLESALE and LESS
THAN WHOLESALE PRICES!
urge you to take advantage of
now
" I he Da . •'ary of
;
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BOESKY BRO3.
Delicatesscn
8900 — Twelfth St.
KAPLAN'S
Tailor Triannongs
8751 -- 12111 Street
BLOCK'S CUSTOM
CLOTHES
9047 — 12th Street
KNOPPOW
Paint and Wall Pape r
8734 --- 12th Street
BUDDY'S DELICATES“- N
9001 — 12th Street
hIUSKOVITZ & PERSIIIN
Hardware and Plumbing
Supplies
9004 -- Twelfth St.
OLEN & WEIN
Men's Shop
9038 — 12th Street
A PUPKO, Dress Goods
9022 -- 12t11 Street
GREENBERG JEWELRY
8931 — 12th Street
GREEN'S GAS STATION
8443 — Twelfth St.
SCHECTER MUSIC CO.
8737 — 12th Street
HALPERIN'S
GOOD CLOTHES
8945 — 12th Street
SCHOR FURNITURE CO.
8928 — 12th Street
HOPTMAN'S BAKERY
8916 — 12th Street
SUBAR'S DEPARTMENT
STORE
8606 TWELFTH ST
IDEAL SHOES
9026 — 12th Street
STRENG CHEVROLET, Inc.
8510 — Twelfth St.
$ KAUFMAN'S FURNITURE
8810 —. 12th Street
WOLFGANG SIGN CO.
8439 — Twelfth St.
Listen in on the two Jewish Hours on Sunday—WJBK at
II A. M. and WMBC at Noon.
Buy on 12th Street
Mineral Baths?
The ene•l sulphur mineral realer In Ihe .aria 1 ROM 11111 III1N N,IIA Ms.,
Baths hate been tompletelt renomsed and redeenraled. and 0 noo 110. Ilne.1 rash
rv 1:orit0cl•
Ilse Middle On, Nht 1.0 Oul-ol loon
• Oar —,eparale Ilreartolenit for Men •nd Mon",
RANDOLPH 6744
FOOT OF THIRD STREET
ran
rums ❑
The new Ford's appearance makes me feel
proud of it—it is no smart and trim—and very
modern.
A telephone call will bring you • demonstration on the
new Ford without any obligation.
GINSBERG
Motor Q.
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a Sales
Sales
Service
used cars
for s ale.
We Will Accept Any Make of Car ,n Trade
12535 - 43 GRATIOT AVE.
Two Minutes Drite East of Cut
PINGREE 6400
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b y th e 11,-r formate... ot .
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i ;Nal idiservitnees.
"gnize the poor titan's right to II , '
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countries
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.t to in wider ‘01Ick o ■ :ln ..trirl their cal ranee. others regll- '''''::
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# 1"1 , t',1•1 11 ‘ t•ti that 1-. Illot, 14•11 ■ 1(.1. late OF i'l,trilt til,
emph,vinent a
Inin , fer 0...
no
t'"11,,,
Ht,
nor
P '!' prod-ion for Ow - I tanee t'. aliens already in the country.
country. In "';'' k.' . ... 1 .",ffl
'' ''' I ' '' '' ' ' ' ' ' ''''is is it
ioe Ilie oeplian. than is the }bailie either ease the admission ,4 alien H- ; i".:' , : : " '
Workers is limited.
" " ft ' moved Large Groups in
L "... m,„1,,,, -, oil service has re-
The Quota Law Is Fatal.
Short Time,
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Soon) etill hint lucky. Ile himself ntaintains it's
simply it ease of ,0111111
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of tit)
Thirty yeas ago he decided he must make
inconle in :he yea's when his ...timing would
decline. Speculation, he knew, could guarantee him
nothing. So hr sought out the plan which would
t•I•arittitett hint cash on retirement to loot itle I11 1 ..1 , 11
Ir. ',le. Ile purchaser a GREAT - Wt.:sr Pot, - do, Pt4it•y,
6.
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t
st ith their intervening per-
...tuck steadfastly to his plan.
brought him no worry whatever.
Jun him wit II no regrets.
i if
I',ale,
;ea r, a t age It;., this man retires in comfort,
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tuntritnte, d meow,' as long a:: III Ill,. Wt.
I, I, aril all the ads:tillages of this Gia..1 -
nsi00 Policy . Send for particulars 11.1.k No
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THIS YEAR
(lliestiollS
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Les,
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Harry Himelstein
1512 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG.
I of
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Detroit, Mich.
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Hal Inc 11 U110 \-
. • 111 int , 11`.fte Sluldy Of VIIIII . 1,1
from bode the
l' •''''t litfroltions
y P
legal and economic viewpoints, :dr.
Nleisner is especially well qualitied
for this topic. A question pitritil
t.II Th e prinelph. ofquanta,
A eet,..1 no -mull impetus from dew-
'Hies,. ai-ianees that we cited iiinewed the address.
a and from Jewish live or numerical fegixtration. The , have dealt iiith cases where the --
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[1:11111.c. I i there i-
in chief contort,: of immigration now; entire niove111,11t Ica, Within OW
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THE
GREAT-WEST LIFE
ASSURANCE COMPANY
acne 0717(11a 111ANIPEG
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# ...,,,,,,. -Oahe,. a I'hut'loili Can (Or 111/111.11-11 1 1 0 11,11/1 1 upon 110. 1111111- i 111111/11111ries of
111 II, I' b , i,V1,11 111;111 11101 1111111: 10 1 1' of iniiiiigt ant: Ili be :1111111a1 , 1 I of ,tat es.
one stat e oc a union
'lilt- pt,,,t t ot years,
of tinle• I however, witnessed it number of
I, e i 011lo and group. brhe'ern 1111.
to be li \ ell , s l tit i I 11 r
population movements
of the needs of ta le whi e h involv e d the transf e r of
n ih, h—•11 of the inspiratton there- home labor inaiket; and it is - l inen from one country t o it111/thet.
t 1I. 11.1- not been the dingo cif,
o ,, f round that the admission
f a . In the first place, as a result of a
Trael.
greater number than that pre-. treaty of 192:1 between Turkey
"But the estahli,hm•nt of jus- •iou s ly derided up/111
.01001111e , 1 111111 Greece, it total of 1,2i1o,00ii
it,. i- the more important because years in :1 , 1 ,, IIII'I . - would pros'e • persons
w e r
transferred
to
it is the corner.tone of peace. harmful to the e c onomic interest G reit ei, f rom Asia mi nor an d F,,,,i-
That Israel', mission is peace has of the e0tiotry of 11111111111.11ti11/1, it-,tin'Ihrace, and dining the cant}
0 licen frequently stated in tint. form , tespective of the quality of the tone about 360.01111 other persons
persons seeking admission: antl • tvere transferred from Greece to i
"r •iaIri t,,Iht .I TU .i i . that the Jetv has had the operation of the prineiple is , IT uekey.
Another
ease
is
the
• to light his battles u p on th e bloody highly complicated by it ,triving; (,recd-liulgar voluntary and re-
', l'old. of many hinds; but he has for ethnical selection. This quan-In
i
procal migration oil their relig;
ut'te'r hewn the aggressor. 'Phis(dative pin elide, or the principle ions or linguistic minorities in ac -
dot: not mean that
a h e 1 13. n o t of itiattiti-ration according to all - cordance with the cont•ention of '
11::::11 ti:r, patriot in the bight--t , ,, ii.tive rapacity of the country, 1919. This operition involved the
sense of the t e rm, but in spirit or the ,m.alled quota principle, tnovement of 30,01 , 11 Ifulgars from
4 the Jew has been the paciti.t hr- has been declared to constitute, Greece to Bulgaria and that of.
2 taus he has felt that the harp, th e 11.0st important Immigration 25,000 Greeks from Bulgaria to
• tili... of mankind can be secure regulation which has ever been Greece. Then comes t he !Myra-
A
live s at pea t ., with instituted. and it has changed the tion of neatly ...!.:trot,into persons
g mother-man and nation dwells in entire aspect of migration.
' of so-called optants, refugees and
/ 11114 With sister-nation.
Gernian Jewish immigrants may , others it'llo were moved from one
ni t o gain it litmet•olent attitude on the country to another as a result
for
I 110 not
of ,
•
? part of immigration countries; the creation of the new states in I
Oa, li fted
- o m only
t fro i the
i 1
t nt o view
point
U. w • t t f qua 1-
l' I accordance with the various peace!
for justice and for peace.' tative selection.
I
They may he treaties.
but I alai mean that with him. as
regarded as a good lot. But can'', In all these ca,es, the chief thing:
• a direct result of his religious
we hope that the countries id to bear in mind is that these move- I
ideals, it has been a passion to immigration will set aside their, ments were carried out in accord-
bring righteousness into the earth policies hard on the principle of ,,,,,,,,, with plans worked out and
troubled times like these, '' ) It" )). "I '
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1 ' ). ti"" , trade or Pr" - ' support.ol by both the country of •
when the moral foundations seem
ft'-,boostselection."r tne P
rirwi r emigration and that of immigra-;
10 be Shaking, when fear and
plc of the atInti,it:n of imini-, th i
n, and they were subsidized.
and mental antag-
atolls in accordance with the al,-
Subsidised Migration of Jews.
onisms mark the relationship tie- soridive capacity of t he cou
o nt ry?
tIveen man and man and between
In the ease of the Jewish peo-
What About Co-ordinated and
pie, we are now witnessing two I
nation and nation, :tot) when lov-
Subsidieed Migration?
ers Of men have to tight every inch
'filet,. is another type of human movements of this type. In Rus- ,
of their way against the forces migration. For many ,-,.,,,., F ram. e lsia there is the movement of Jews
that are turned itgainst our civili- has encouraged nul ,, migration from the crowded districts of the i
/ation. when the idealist and the fr o m its densely populated Euro- Ukraine and White Russia to a
In-uto of dreams and the proph- pean department, or governments' t 1),),), I in Siberia known as Biro-
et, of the new day are looked upon to its African and SparselV nitit a. I Bidjan. Then there is the larger'
m fool , and impractical vision- tided departments; that is to say, movement, that of the migration
aides, out of Israel's past should from France proper to Alizeria; of Jews to Palestine. The former,
,•once to the few idealists among and this movenu•nt has met with i' similar to the migration move-
us faith and encourazement and considerable success.
Italy has nu•nts carried on by France, Italy
,,. :,,Hirt
•irength."
laid plans for a mass Migration and
, , .;•. Icho autnt -r fisist. h,. The raatt it,r;nr
of Italians to the sparsely popu-
Milton M. Alexander Counsels
Education.
lated country of 1,yhi a in Att r i ra: of tine ;I , , - ! , 1'11'..- tine, is rarried
You can buy a Chevrolet Standard
genuine mohair upholstery; an Oct
/CHEVROLET
itliti:Setnitisin Russia has for years fostered mass out.. f ; ,' 11 ■ •. .' :i eortlance with
that
Declaring
Six for as little as $445, 1. o. h.
Selector; and one of the snappiest, speed, .,*
1, aches a crest every It years, migration to the southern pro ,. plans, and it is .ubsidized, but
Men M. Alexander of Detroit inces of Ukraine and to Sibera. suffers from the lack Of unity of
Flint, Michigan. $445 for a fine, snappy model
engines that ever powered a six-cylinder • ,:r
'Peed a meeting of the thirty- hnally, since the end if the „, r. , purpme on the part of the court-
of America's favorite make of motor car. $445
And think how easy it will be to pay that S
:lord Council of the Union of • Great Britain and its dominions tries of emigration and that of
IlebrOW ( . 0111.11• 1 1 1111110114,
\•
have worked out plans for the Palestine and the Mandatory.
for a Fisher Body car—with the same type of
Your old car (if it's of average value) as d,,wn
session at the Hotel St e v e n s , permanent settlement of persons Subsidized and Controlled hligra•
hardwood - and - steel construction as in the very
payment. Easy monthly installments on the
•n.lay, to develop a program of in the sparsely populated domins
Lion May Save Jews of
...hilt and youth education in the ions, especially Canada and AIN-
finest coachwork. $445 for a modem appear-
Germany.
G. M. A. C. plan. And to make these 1‘.iy -
!urger aspects of contemporary tralia, the so-called Empire sett !e-
Can emigration solve the prob.
ing car, not the kind that
,cwish life anti thought Ihr.tug't [tient scheme. This type of trans- lent facing the persecuted and po.
ments even easier, y. a :I
the fer of considerable niii... - fr'• m gf , •ninted Jewry of Germany? Cet.
program, he .1.,
will look old-fashioned six
spend less for gas and oil
• t• lt, of the indl.
1.,'
densely populated to spar - ) I. 0 - vainly not the planless. unco-ordin-
months from now Yes—and
ulated re..••• ois oust t de-, • ',.. ... ated and un-mhsolized type of mi.
than you would with ;lay
colorwat • 1'. though no!
$445 for a complete, up-to-
.!- •-•tiation to industrial countries.
other full -size autom
It al In I I V 0 ••
gariix .2 the attitude of Ha-
the-minute six, with Fisher
1 1,-
t.
s•z
a
Chevrolet Motor Co.. Detroit
on to assume that
Oh!•
No Draft Ventilation; safety
f immigration wi')
n b Fbnt. Mich
•
1•tal of 1 , 11. 'Ill I'.
iii Both ih,
•
• rewl trrniew. of
plat e windshield glass;
rite.. and en., r,. M A C
1923, and the IliC,
1 .0...n and that
•
AND UP, F. O. B. FLINT, MICHIGAN
on policies.
It is
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11
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:I it the other type
furry.", MOTOR %%tug, INC.
CE
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•• We hate all heard the report it ; C21 The trans.,
7711.
(TIFSRMET CO.
raves lttnRot et. PC
i.tration. that of the planned,
MIS Irral ol 1.....
22117 Farr lefrer•no
11111 Pollee Rovlevor1
1:114,1 .lonah II. Wise on the f d lows plans laid d ou
•
!
C eneoRn i neeltol FT Co.
and sub-id:zed trans-
STRF•Cr COSI ROI FT. INC
flIEVROteT RFT ell. STORI
• 11 . 1 Greed 111.00 ternae
of
unprepart dn.-- with 0 1 The transfer is su b-
.
T•Orth curer
• • tile. may Of!, r a real
lib herrn.," teeny..
Al, •1 1 11 .51 1. a 1.1 RIOT. CO.
MICR IA 1TIOT CO.
•he ice"
f Germany me'
rICCER11111
MOTOR, vm
In the, thri e impor.ti •
t
• the tl , sfranchised eom-
• 11..1 Irene. I1leh••1
litl
.
MI! rit••d RIter Sonar
Id !Warr o f th e Nazi.. .. tors that colonvathm dish r•
CHr1R01 FT ISC.
llitTIOT sum ROI FT CO.
-.any.
But et en
NROI: a mile,(11. ISr
11 1
bt•ed 11,.e, twenne
A 1..1 Mr
11401
frr•llot
Sven,
le xander. "and it
; ills from the rdinary int. •
MS Fent.
• :ration, it is cvi
C • R 111, R01•T
easily 111%11,001 INC.
await
are Rol re CO
mobab`v equally true that Me Ilona] migration for pernmo. • •
111.0 /eel .
7 be carried out .
1101 Third aven•r.
iSta Mlehitan Son,.
T1 Int C AORM so 1 11StR111 IT SUPS. MC
w. in America wore for the
A. C. .initSeTioN ( 1IFI ROL CT CO.
settlement.
• •
In the ease of •
.
StTIOSSI. AI TO St1.1,
ran n o f the
IVO Mail tong..
51111 lasad River Amer..
1121 Gru! River Arne.
W. likewise surprised by the turn I latter, the movement is cvntro':
t'
81 1 77111 C1111- 10LIT CO.
but
hiti
HICMLAVD CATVROI.Z7 CO.
▪ cf events. And yet, anyone who by one authority in the country of ,, , , ,
IOW East 3.1.,...,
peratit.n be had
12873 Wee41.8.341 Ammo.
0 to
• lateen lit on, and group, he- during: a definite Perim'
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figure is supposed
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You can't get away from the fact that a
CHEVROLETSTANDARD SIX
Ca
more luxury and greater
economy at a lower price
than any other car you can buy
Mr. Levy Says—
We have a selectao• of guaranteed
.plin g, to 0 , 11 Stith vela-
MANY RESERVE FOR '111,-,.aut
i hicago iii, also mak e
CHRONICLES TOUR 8,,,,,,,,,..ments for special rates Ity
This Man Retires in Comfort
gives you
WAYNE BATHS
ow. 24 How,
M.
Fisher fright), general director of Jewish Day, tell George Gershwin
famous composer and producer, about plans for the huge pageant
"Romance of a People" to be staged at Soldier Field in Chicago on
July third. Mr. Gershwin visited a dress rehearsal at the Auditorium
Theatre where the entire cast of 3,500 were present for a preview
of the pageant and called it "one of the greatest dramatic spectacles
ever conceived."
tray Of the Nlititigan ('untral
Itailroad tickets will his good for
aiti ll'•Irtutt., -.ocial :-I',11•1 . work, ii11 . ‘01011y or iii . ,, i ,d - .:„1,•,, i .4;,i'm Ii to i..'
seven days
. and arrangement ,. 'alt
111,1 1 . 1 0 iielell
' • r. • a • ■ n I the new I', merieal lionts, th e 11111110.11'11Ii1111 of . f"r ti lt' 1'1113Y louring till The lie- In. Inade for longer !dolt-over , at
he e...
certain nationallt IC- or rarer,.
In
other coutitries indire,t method , th' h "Itii. ;. '11:''''ilsrii 1-(i'lll ' ir'N'il'ii'''.
Modern Laws Foreshadowed.
11''i. g' 1:::11(1.. 'lli'ttIV
''''; '1".;;' l lii i. I da ltt. '-'4'- ;..ii I/ay pageant prone
Turn to the Law of Ilitimess are used to bring, about th e nano Railroad, leaving Detroit Sunday ises to he the most important site,.
; ,,,,I
in Let Ito II," said 1)1'. h'ranklin, end, as, for example. the quota It.1 tong and arriving in CI-li•:Igo iu,..k. ,,, i . ,i,,,..,) b y ,i,„ ..
and y o n it ill disetit- er that litany 1 , 1\k' of the United Stites hated ti n .11 I p. nt.. In time for the opening, hundreds of t h,.,,,,,it ,t, ,, I . .1,,,,,
f 11 ,..... , io mewl,- upon ii Inch t ■ II, national origins.
Thi: principle • I the ZWflis1 conv"IiII"Il•
t,
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from
i'v
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il 1:11, I t , day M. not leads to the complete or partial
ph,: , I In•_,
• 1 mother party will leat e :it noon
purl
I A,: t,..
iLen t II tut' or not elty. exclusion of imiiiivralit, ..1 ■•■ .i.- `a' oast, and Ini'lllb4 ' ,1111 t , 1.1 '
either trip should he made at ort':
Ilany foce.hmi.o.m.f.i. of modern fain peoples,
ta l k w :d a tion may I found in
CI, The principle 4 trade ,,i. i ;Y, ',“ 11.; .' z 'g;, 11h " ra ' h ''' an al l
an-
tilt , "" . .,I.Y,, " ''''' .
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Meyer W. Weisgal (left), executive director, and Judge Harry
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PLOTK IN'S BOOK AND
RADIO SHOP
8919 — Twelfth St.
intoseat la
Ii
Euclid 1.0114
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Id ' i i l l' i'1 . 11. tin t i oiled ' 1 \ iiYi ' ilil' ir'll'' shill
r and not put ups n him
HY. WEISS CLOTHES
9030 — 12th Street
AO
Lit
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0 In
$ JANET'S, Hosiery - Lingerie
9021 — 12th Street
$1
lit,;\ 1 . g
$ $ t 11, _ —4.
TO GET SALE PRICES THAT NOW
PREVAIL AT THESE STORES
GREENBERG'S DRESSES
8816 — 12th Street
eleittent 5,
0
5
0
Star Tent and Awning Co.
DEPRESSION OR
NO DEPRESSION
In 1
:0,1 1.in n'ii: :iil L: tit"i'
li ,1::: i ia il ieti.rh'
ia ,(' :il f
I , 'o, silo ell prohibits the aili is-
"111thu
„.
,„,„,.„ „• ..,
,th ... .. 0..,.
, Of 11( 1 1,011. it 1.0, on account
, joudi,• hound tip our colt, .•;,, ,,; • i their ethnical, oi•gaitic, or
su,nial
ipd e mocrat'}, .0. f,..,.,1,,,,,..,I 1 , - ' ,... . dittlitions itomtitute 2.1imitints t
h at
or peace, of the i. I - 1. I!..' .., •,I 01e 00fav0ettbl• either
front the
mi n t for; m an, of 1, 11 :7.14 I b•,,,,,,.. national point Of virtu or from
denet• ot c rgan lied g ) "It:: . ':' .•!:, ' 1, 1 of intltfovtTne;1 1t or devel
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religiou., t•I'01)111111C :1101 Ir , , • • ■ i. 1,...e1 o f 1111` taro. 1:inittla, :mother
Many of t hi , IllyVV1111 . 111 , it Ii, . ••;Illipii•. divides European coun-
ts outilern ttorltditrt! in fact not tow, • i I.-.
in - preferredEurt pe;1/1
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"They lire rather a reer,ide , . on , • ,, m-.
Th e condition, of admit'.
✓ of movonent: and ideas it1, ! ,1 ,,i.ii , , •l t1
i ,, i , „ Ii lt:thi erttarie morn
i fii ists liberal gfflo \i'
that are itge-0111, that are
according
0 !lt SO 1111111 by illolb . 111 .- C1 , 11 , l' :1` Under which the immigrant l'11111,,
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by the tithict, i1 et \meept : of , an vi- li n ...smut. countries
tries inunigroition
tIiirtitit.
t iogii.;;Iti,t it, ii ii i, ut beviii!,, ,,, 4,4 i ..1,, ,,,.,t,itunt
t- -
Twenty-five progressive live-wire Jewish marchants 5
have united to make Twelfth Street the GREATEST 5
JEWISH SHOPPING CENTER IN DETROIT. To
/
inaugurate this event, these better merchants are
sacrificing their profits to save you money. In spite
of advancing wholesale prices, we suggest that you 0
patronize these members of the Twelfth Street
Better Merchants Association
S. ERMAN & SON
DRESS GOODS
9043 — 12th Street
S
feel
'I The princirle of ethnical
.
A hold it \ prit.....lon of
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SATURDAY, JUNE 24th, 1933
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82440 Linwood
Work is Guaranteed — Estimates Free
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DAVIS & IIALPERIN
SHOES
8950 — 12th Street
Detroit, 4L, h.
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THE BEST MATERIAL USED
•• les of Mi-
lttanre lc
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et'
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under-tut' • rigt
LOWEST PRICES CHARGED
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swift,
taste.
oqt countrie, follow, broad-
four pi ineiples, to-
.n
1,... i -i rccd in 4...eni‘i'fir
"
ern illealkin.
41M 11
0,, Awnings Made to Order
polica., of the un-
.1,
, tandard of living . . .
1255 Washington Blvd.
Follow Four Principles.
I
Twelfth Street
HARDING
July 12, Aug. 9, Sept. it
UNITED STATES LINES
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Roosevelt Steamship Company, Inc., General Agent s
I . r••of the
,tm.itrdtin
9316.9322 OAKLAND AVE.
C
oittribu-
ur prob.
1I..1
FURNITURE COMPANY
0
the American
ht- 101.1e ,
S. ABRAMSON
at
Enjoy
service; cuisan• to ,all your
"LIP '" HOPE FOR SOLUTION
OF GERMAN PROBLEM
Open Suntan
Sept.
PRESIDENT
June 28, July 26, August 23
Ire salesnian-
-tett and under-
, public provides
, f the proltIctos of
' , nude." he de, laied
thi s reload,
ALL SALES ARE FOR CASH!
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
\ clop
.11 Jew.
.tll be
t
1,1.i! 1111.1
1,11 ”,
July 19, Aug. 17,
Two fast, economical Cabin liners:
hould
Jewish
• It
while price s are so low
Closed Saturday s
WASHINGTON MANHATTAN
new -July 5, August 2, August 30
m.•oin of priests
' guided the
• oly
Prices Are Going Up' .
able event by buying
WORLD'S FASTEST CABIN SHIPS
TO COBH, PLYMOUTH, HAVRE, HAMBURG
/1:11111',1!
'hat tie
10 we
Sail the swift way ... the thrift way
, the trend of thought and
III
Germany must have
i.-At:mulling of the terrible
that have recently ac-
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from
PREPARE FOR JEWISH DAY
.‘irpoit
Open Sundays
e ant Ads
a
can
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he,