…A mami 9cwisk Periodical Carter y 12. 14 'EB. 6 huil•red • anst orta• tine film )•:;1 b Yet beer cot:ntr) lean pre S iesday Jan. 16, will be ten Sun. i Moshe in, Mrs, rge ad. admis• Ines is used to pplying glasses, for the :embers ged to its may Smith taken f Mon. Hall, )ffice rs. which sleeting tl, and tsident, assem• Is. For Tharles 10, or vnsend CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO •January 12, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE ...…
…rN 4 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Detroit Jewish Chronicle and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc., Entered as Second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Post- office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. His contributions to Palestine's upbuild- ing, his work for the creation of strong Zionist groups, his recent activities in be- half of the Jewish Publication Society of America, hi...…
…A i:writ- of larisk Periodical Carter 12. , 40 Purely Commentary President Roosevelt's message to Congress, on .1„ 11 , 3, had historic significance. He condemned .—trich-imitating Americans who refuse to see I he truth. He pleaded for national unity. He i—ued a call for sanity and for unselfishness. But a bove all, his message was important for its epudiation of rabble-rousers and fomentors of 1,tre hatred. This portion of his message dec...…
…6 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE A Fearless, Uncensored Discussion of ;Tr ige JAN. 14 "The Nazi Threat to Civilization" only Betrolt Appearance of the Famous Foreign Correspondent EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER Expelled from Germany heritage he wrote "Germany Puts the Clock Deck" Tickets at World Ad- venture Series Office at Institute. Open every afternoon but Mondays. Temple 2-7676. Reserved Seats 75c -$1 DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS • Littman's Peopl...…
…America ffavisk Periodical Coder CLIFTON AV1NUI • CINCINNATI 10, MO January 12, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 7 TS .1M•va S e. IMPORTERS ue ut CLOTHIERS 1400 Washington Blvd. Detroit 41- Ir lit th ly HALF-YEARLY uc Sale! 11:3 ;l e h. SUITS and OVERCOATS It e. Scholnick's Half-Yearly Sale presents choice values in men's fine clothing at bona fido reductions that makes every garment a 21' real bargain. The suits and ...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Dance of Windsor Jr. Hadassah Jan. 17 Junior Hadassah of Windsor will hold its annual ball on Wed- nesday evening, Jan. 17, at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue in Windsor. An entertaing program of novelty Leap Year dances has been arranged. The proceeds of the dance will go to the fund to save refugee children who will be settled in the homeland in Palestine. Dr. Franklin's 2nd Coast-to-Coast Women's Congress Broadcas...…
…ffewick Perialkal eatkr 12, 1940 $500 STINE Gev erk. 21 he.d at V( ivia, s ■ rolte, ?d. This through aces. A . Ve rein, susu of amount igh the II uro- th,• of. Orgatli- sha flea Sunday, 2th St., will be r, a re- le. The is to 2tivities nd the F, cam- ored 3; Frs. !al fra. ppoint- or stu- iversity Harold turence ett. Leon- Stearn, n Mil- instein. Henry Day Fred- id first medal e con- .ssocia- ield in ng the movie ss nner st ...…
…I 0 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 12, Ic40 I\ THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Max Jacob of 18420 Hartwell St. will celebrate their 38th wedding anniversary at 9 p. m. on Tuesday, Jan. 16, at the Detroit Leland Hotel. No cards. Albert A. Gordon has returned to his studies at the Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, after spending two weeks with his fam- ily of Webb Ave. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Berris and daughter, Peggy, of Chicago B...…
…v 4striewt !with Periodical Carter 1c40 • 'ut dy lance son, rday, utri e- . No will farm len d - and met:, !mug Cele- tnni- ionic . held ban- Mrs. sted uch- otli- wes- resi- icre- vas- See- Lip- nted aual be Eva was qrs. inal the nen for Irs. old- 4rs. Eva eph be uer ara of ,ose ield • the lisL4 lies nd- rith ∎ Me RV- re- to ark Itta at SON m. rce ricz rey Ian pre ck- ek. !h.. ne. tic an, a he CLIFTON AMUR • C...…
…12 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE LASALLE Window Shade Co. WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER Cleaned and Repaired LINOLEUM Inlaid and Battleship CARPETING Rugs and Furniture VENETIAN BLINDS Drapery Hardware I.et Our Prices and Sane f ree Esti t es Furnished 8625 LINWOOD CALL TYLER 5-1230 January 12, 140 BERNARD ISAACS, Superin- GUS D. NE1VMAN, President, CLARENCE H. ENGGASS, tendent of United Hebrew Schools: Detroit Service Group: "Both per- Ch...…
…Algeria/I ,fewisk Nriodical eater 2, 1;40 January 12, 1940 PALESTINE ;GASS, 'en1 , 18, "Con. Ipr.ved (Continued from page 1) he 11e. Ye, of religion or race or economic status or, least of all, for that dignity of the individual which lies at the basis of our civiliza- tion," said Attorney General Murphy. Declaring; that America itself came into being at the hands of "harried and homeless people" searching for the blessings of peace a...…
…14 • DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 12, • • Greetings to Turover Aid Society on Its 30th Anniversary Gifts to Hebrew Schools The United Hebrew Schools ac- knowledge the receipt of two scholarships from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolf of Parkside Ave., in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Charles, which will be observed on Saturday, Jan. 27. CONGRATULATIONS! New Modern Kosher Meat Market 12529 LINWOOD M. Shiffman Greetings! Long Liv...…
…America lewisk Periodical eater 12, 1940 CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO January 12, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MLAWER ANNUAL Barnes to Address BALL ON JAN. 21 Men's Club of Bnai Moshe Wednesday On Sunday evening, Jan. 21, indise $5?•!; of T, Mrs, hit• ap, sshaodise lop now at 201 less has .nd and deb and ng and Mlawer Umgegend Verein will give its sixth annual ball at the Book Cadillac Hotel, with Dave Diamond in person and hi...…
…16 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE EHRLICH (Continued from Page 1) January I? JEWISH COMMUNAL LEADERS TO DISCUSS LOCAL WELFARE WORK, FUND-RAISING NEEDS AT GENERAL ASSEMBLY HERE, JAN. 27 to 29 campaigns and held many other offices in Zionist ranks. • Held Many Directorates Methods of organizing the the Social Security Act and other In addition to serving on the national executive boards of the community to meet local social social legislation on...…
