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… session, pro- pogrom period of Bogdan Chmel- immigration policy pursued by representing the City of Detroit at the University of Michigan, who ing the coming week to con. will speak on the topic "When eider…

… irre- Hotel Statler, under the auspices excuses and many sound argu- lower class. A strong faction in ed with Jewish supporters of Doll.' Mrs. Dora Ehrlich delivered an gree the University of Michigan…

… Director of Hillel Founda- ducted during the period heart the same sentiment of from May 27 through June 7. needs." discussed current happenings represented at the meeting by royal favor and solicitude…

… time the liberal morning by Mayor Frank Couzens, director of the Hillel Foundation Federation board will meet dm , Lexington avenue. His talk, given the Ukrainian Jews during the early in the morning…

… Henry Wineman, first of these and the one most ary of America, of which he is By MILTON BROWN majority of the population is be- chairman of the board of the Jew- universally recognized is the des…

… University and editor of the maga. m. mm m"m"a families be supplied with their is that the World Economic Con- t 10s. Ulm. wen Mr. and Morris Ilirnimans Ds. • ferenee last year decided tha to a recent issue of…

…A merica faith Peridieal eater CATION APINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH ETROIT and C LWISII HRONICLE di NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Per Year, $3…

….00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1934 VOL. XXXV. NO. 40 JEWS REASSURED BY DOLLFUS NOT TO FEAR CHANGES Million Orange Cases Lost in Fire at Jaffa JAFFA. — (JTA) — A fire which…

… rapid, however, and most of the requirements VIENNA. (JTA) — Jews of ! of life in Palestine, including Austria need have no fear that such necessities as food, cloth- there will be any change in their ing…

…, furniture, building mater- political or legal status in the ials. as well as small articles, event of an accord being reached can be obtained from domestic between Austria and Germany, sources. the Jewish…

…, Rothenberg Address Con- ference of 1,000. "JEWS DOOMED UNLESS AIDED BY AMERICANS"1 Speakers Describe Plight of Sufferers from Hit- lerism. NEW THE LEGAL CHRONICLE DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH VOL…

…. XXV. No. -44 C NEWSPAPER PRINTEDIN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 1,0 Cents 30, 1934 Latvia Trains Jews For Work on Farms "Out of file 'End of ;Montage iqr ifeb 311ent" Boycott a Success…

…. , bread will be eaten in Jewish homes day begins, Jewish homes are clear- pointment to associate chairman- Hebrew University, Hillel Foun• pal speaker at the conference. His , Id! extend greetings in behalf…

… of German Minister of Justice Hans Frank, who sound- ed a warning against the trio per cent Nazis unable to get over the fact that Jews are still liv- ing in Germany, notes that the collapse of the…

… failure would spell the end of the Nazi regime, the Lon- don newspaper points out. _ ao os r r YORK.—American Jewry has been called upon to mobilize its forces to raise $3,000,000 to meet the needs of…

… the Jews of Germany and to make that amount available as speedily as possible to enablethe American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee arid the , American Palestine Campaign of the Jewish Agency to…

… continue the efforts that have been made since the rise of the Hitler regime to extend economic assistance to the Jews still within the Reich and to aid the Jewish refugees from that country and Jews who may…

…. I Teek he w of Passover has been McDonald in programs to settle Jews who had left Germany in set for the commencement exer- countries where they are now , vises of the United Hebrew Schools. Sunday…

… evening, April abiding or elsewhere. , The call issued from a national I, the evening of the second day conference of both organizations of Passover, the Tuxedo school held in the grand ballroom of the will…

… hold its exercises in the B'nai These ex•sr- Hotel Astor, was participated -in I Moshe Synagogue. by hundreds of men and women vises will be opened with a pro- country cessional by the graduates , who…