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July 01, 1927 • Page Image 1

…A merica Pal ish periodical eater CLIFTON AVZNUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1927 ) 0 0 11-EbEFROIT LWISII 1-1RONICL An Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 I THE OLDEST JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICH!GAN VOL. XXXII. NO. 5 BRANDEIS OFFER CREATES STRIFE AMONG ZIONISTS HEADS PISGAH LODGE 1 WARBURG SPEAKS ' Reform Rabbis Meet DETROIT PREPARES TO WELCOME , ON ZIONIST AND In 38th Conference' HOST OF DELEGAT...…

July 01, 1927 • Page Image 2

…•AGE TWO BRANDEIS OFFER CREATES STRIFE AMONG ZIONISTS (Contnued from first page.) present, I hope that your meeting will result in a united effort by all interested in the building of Pales- tine to furnish the people en- trusted with your executive duties at Jerusalem with the financial and moral backing they need. No per- sonal preference must be permit- PIONTRotrimusn(ARorucIA ted to endanger the situation which is serious enough as it...…

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…,4 NferkaH ffewish Pedalled Carter CLIFTON AVINUII • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO T REFORM RABBIS MEET IN 38TH CONFERENCE (Continued from first page.) Jewish position in a missionaryiz- ing world that each man shall have the right to worship God in his own way and that religious disagree- ment should be no bar to an honest and uncaleulating friendship. We renewed our compact with the Fed- I oral Council of Church of Christ in America that because o...…

July 01, 1927 • Page Image 4

…MEDLTRon;//wisnORDNIGLE ,, THEDETROITJAWISR 9RON1CL Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Ca., Ise. President Secretary and Treasurer JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Entered •s Second-Has. maser Mar. h I .10. at the Poiltollice at Detroit. Mich.. under the Ail ol March 8. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Addresc Chronicle London Odor 14 Stratford Place, Lo...…

July 01, 1927 • Page Image 5

…America ffewish Perla&Cal Cotter CLIFTON ATINUZ - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 111111111r 7if EDLTRorrionsp ATTACK LEADS TO B'nai B'rith Is Active li GENERAL INQUIRY In European Countries Wolf Replies To Allegations! In Letter To Prince BY MAYOR WALKER Austrian Lodges Are Carrying On Worthy Work Among Barbu Stirbey. Documents Reviews LRoumanian Trouble 4 LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—A col- lection of documents relating to the situation of the Jewish popul...…

July 01, 1927 • Page Image 6

…PAGE SIX EYkroonjEwisti C RCN ICIX WILL ENTERTAIN VISITING LADIES Engttgrmento Pisgah Anailimr Plan. Reception,'; Entertainment for Women. I The betrothal of Miss Adeline. B. Cohen of 2305 Ilazelwood ave. The Ladies' Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge No. 34, 1. 0. B. B., has made extensive plans for the en- 1 tertainment of the wives of dele- gate, and guests who will attend Transform your porches into comfortable out- door rooms with Vudor ven...…

July 01, 1927 • Page Image 7

…,Americair Palish generical Carter currox avauttz • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 E (9LTROIVLWISII ORM ICU filarriageg Summer Frocks Is I For The Smart Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Marwill of Virginia Park have been entertain- Younger Set ing their mother, Mrs. Stricker, of Chicago. Lovely Frocks in rep- licas of Paris design and our newest orig- inals. Exquisite little "affairs" in a veritable flower garden of sum- mer colors. All sizes, 2 to 6 an...…

July 01, 1927 • Page Image 8

…IitE erttonjErasn(ititor lac PAGE EIGHT BUILDERS of DETROIT — Visiting Ben B'riths MILFORD STERN GOLDSTEIN'S By LAWRENCE LIPTON Chrysler Motor Car Company Adds Republic To Its Fleet Models Republic trucks are found where accurate oper- ating and maintenance costs are a factor in the pur- chaser's business. The new line of Republic models are meeting with approval everywhere. 50 and 60 The latest proofs of Republic engi- neering reso...…

July 01, 1927 • Page Image 9

…American ffavith PerkoSeal Carter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, 01010 PAGE NINE flE LIMY nVIS110RONICLt man of the board of the American TELEPHONE COMPANY ELECTS F. J. FISHER Telephone & Telegraph company. Announcement was made today by Burch Foraker, president 2f the Michigan Bell Telephone com- pany, of the election by the stock- holders of that company of Fred J. Fisher to the board of directors. Mr. Fisher succeeds Harry B. Thayer ...…

July 01, 1927 • Page Image 10

…e'r4. 41[1,1– I, P T iti V eraonjon sfien to Ntox Co to Put-in-Bay with I, 0. B. B. JULY 1, 1927 for which the home government PISGAH PRESIDENT STERNBERG DECLARES has authorized a loan of the Eng- ARBITRATION COURT ISSUES STATEMENT lish government guarantee of £4,- IS READY TO START, 000,000. The Joint Palestine Survey (Contnued from first page.) Carpenter Contractor (Continued from first page.) commission has selected its ex- (Continued ...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 1

…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS R-EbET-ROITAWISII ARO/STICLE TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE OLDEST JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1927 VOL. XXXI. NO. 18 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents I. 0. B. B. Orchestra PALESTINE WORK Leader ( Attorney On Stand CHAIM WEIZMANN 1[ World Will Famous EDITOR OF DEARBORN INDEPENDENT, Address Foram , In His Own Behalf ' In Concert May First IS J...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 2

…PAGE TWO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Benjamin Solomon, vice-chancellor; Samuel Lankin, treasurer; Irvin Ko- pitz, secretary; Leo Lezin, recording secretary; William Katz, financial secretary. Past-Chancellor William Morris will preside at the installation exercises. The fraternity basketball team is now engaged in practicing in- door baseball. The entertainment committee is planning several social affairs for the near future. The mem- bersh...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 3

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Business Men Against Paving. "'The rate of fare of said street railway system shall be sufficient to pay, and the said board shall cause to be paid; Operating and maintenance " cweinses, including paving and wa- , , ring between tracks and -Whereas, - the laying and niain- iriance of paving between street car siiks has always heretofore been Iilered a proper and legitimate ,.pease of street railway operation, a- ...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 4

…▪ PAGE FOUR THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MUSIC MD MUSICIANS By Hermann Hoexter. The last two concerts of the Detroit Symphony have been as artistically gratifying and so signally successful. that one is tempted to wish for an ex- tension of the present series in which the orchestra-.flo• truly warmed to its task—might repeat some* the most acclaimed selections of the sea- son and bring out some hewer composi- tions that have had success( ...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 5

…• PAGE FIVE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE _ cloop 0000***Do o 0 0 0 0***00*****0000 0000 0 ov aocio-oclootr0000000**0000a-000-00000-coo-ootao o oo o a 0000 Do Do** 000000000 octoo a o o 000 o Go-00o* oo ooact000 a0000 o octoo oao-oo boom) a0000tHroixf0000000tio o otkoo***0-0-00000-000atIo -, , ,ciiii:ka*****-o-o 041-0**0**000.0***064046,6o.,44--)44iiixiiii-o-00 ctoo ogr0000i000kooG000 a oo6O-IioTO-ooi: ioo* bo-o-oo 41 Oa* obi> oboTeciii6 tio...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 6

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 'xktiyatlxic : yboiyely M : sqx.-Mtvtl, KealgVA,Vxri TILED ETR01111,WISII 91-RON IC LE • — - Weekly by The Jessie! Chreelcle Publishing Cs., Ins. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB MARGOLIS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Presiaent Editor General Manager Intered as...gond-class matter March 3, Mg. •1 the Postollice at Detroit, Math. under the At of March 3, len General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: ...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 7

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE gemple Nell El Notes 141S0 .11, Olr G#JJASa i+. JOSEP THE STRENG CHEVROLET COMPANY ANNOUNCES ADDITION TO STAFF • Dr. Leo M. Franklin will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning, March 27, and speak on the subject "The Cry for Justice." Services begin at 10:45. Saturday Morning Services: Dr. Leo M. Franklin will occpy the pulpit Saturday morning, April 2. Services begin at 10:30. -- RUBY PLAY SHOES FOR LITTLE GIR...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 8

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE Ek.riT Engagements .„‘.... ....... ••.„„ „ -,:„,„-,,, • , , :F. .,,,-.27 -!,''.'"4 1 , ,, , • ..... ,, r ,• , „,............,....., . . , , . i , 1 i : . ..„,.. I . : fil ........ .., 1 Mrs. Harris Ullian of Boston Mass., announces the engagement of The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El w, , II w present Dr. Sigmund Spaeth of York at the afternoon meeting 11, in the temple \r Monday, April Dr. Spaeth, whose...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 9

…PAGE NINE l'HE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Gets Medal At U. of M. Contest THEY CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY The Spring Coats of the Younger Set M r. and NIrs. Jacob Farkas of Ilain doom Isouoio ,rd celeorat•d omit t woo, 1)-fifth weold.tog anniversary Sunday, Mrs, Louis Paster of Cleveland, guest of Mr. sal Mrs. Louis Powers of 2012 Sturtevant love- Never before have there been so many smart fashions for the Misses, and particula...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 10

…- THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE TEN PERFECTION PAST MASTERS HONORED PACK WOHN 1434 WASH NGTON BLVD OBITUARY Y7c - r a t: : F 14010 ■ 10kNsW ■•■•■■■■ .'eN CITY SHOULD PAVE BETWEEN CAR TRACKS 0, 0 MRS. LILLIAN FRIEDMAN From a sense of fairness to the Mrs. Lillian Friedman of 3295 management of the D. S. R. lines it IRochester avenue passed away on is not just, under the present condi- Friday, March 25, after a short ill- tions, ...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 11

…PAGE ELEVEN THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE FOR RENT-Large airy room for "Resurrection" at Madison. EDITOR WILL ADDRESS one or two gentlemen. Steam heat.! YOUNG ISRAEL APRIL 6 hot water and all conveniences. 11,1w a celebrated novelist and lead. References required. 27(14 Taylor ye of thought donated the entire pro- Jacob Fishman, managing editor of MACK B. WEISS-Strictly kosher Ave. Phone Garfield 6868-It. ceeds from his most popular book to t...…

April 01, 1927 • Page Image 12

…_ . EDITOR CAMERON DENIES AND EVADES ON WITNESS STAND (Continued from page 1.) connection with these prominent men. In spite of Cameron's insistent de- nials that he had any extensive con- versation with Henry Ford relating to the editorial policy of the Dearborn Independent, Gallagher tried time after time to prove, through Came- ron, that Ford really guided the poli- cies of the magazine. Naturally, every question directed along this line...…

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