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…A wish &dallied Cater mime AYINtli • emaaman so, owe PIE)ErBorr EWISR New Feature at Oriole Thea- 'Frail Emma' Remains Third ter This Week-End. and Final Week at Cass. RAE SAMUELS STARS AT THE HOLLYWOOD ° •: RONICLE CLASSIFIED Chrono• lour /'it "First Anniversary Week" will OFFICE FOR RENT-Doctor or EISS, strict I y kosher k h The Oriole Theater, Linwood at F. a," a romantic be celebrated at the Hollywood MACK B. "Frail dentist. Will...…

…7itEbrmonjEwisti &mom The Dilemma of the Jew (------ SMART APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS Continued from Editorial Page. N EWS C MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. be the most practical. When ali men are grubbing, he wants none to outdo hint. And it is because 1 Jolly Fellows Club. Athena Girls' Club. Phi Gamma Eta, this sort of thing isn't really nat. At a meeting of the Jolly Fed- Miss Mollie Haber of We 4 Hallowe'en party plans were ora] to him, ...…

…American Awisk Periodical Center CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TELEPHONE 11- E_DETROIIJEWISII BRONICIA All Jewish Views All Jewish News WITHOUT BIAS CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 OLDEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL JEWISH NEWSPAPER IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXII. NO. 21 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927 DEMAND DEATH OF Communal Leaders Express Views On Jewish Education In Detroit SCHWARTZBARD AS SLAYER OF PETLURA Franklin. Thumin, Zackheim and ...…

…PAGE TWO . THENBTROTT,AWISMaRDNICIA3 ■■•■ .‘................. ■•■■■■■■•■■■■■■m■■■■■ Nos. ' OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT Individuality Women who like to be dis- tinctive in the details of their costumes, will de- light in the diversity of exclusive bags to be found here, at prices ' from 1241 WOODWARD Between State and Grand River. Slenderizing Coat Styles $5 up to $50 at 65 00 and up to $125.00. Carefully Designed and Tailored 42 1 / 2...…

…America ifewith periodical Carter - - - - CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE 'WV EMIT IEWISII &RON ICLE st FSTABLISHED SINCE 1906 CLASS IFIED •••• Stars In ''Seventh Heaven KING WAN LO CAFE MRS. J. SHERLINE - First-class cooking and catering for wed- dings and parties. 15852 Lin- wood Avenue. Phone Hemlock 1881-W. 118 Michigan Avenue %Vest of Kinsers. GROWING WITH DETROIT LARGEST CAFE IN THE CITY APARTMENT TO RENT -16...…

…1044,MytigfatilyzNyfyi=siztit=t11"•- TILEVETRo»I sfl&RONI3LE Published Weekly by Th. Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE . 3 President y and Treasurer Entered as Second-c1.% matter March 3, 1914. at the Postogice .t Detroit. Mich.. under the At of March S. 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 London Office: Ciale Address! Chronicle 14 Strat...…

…A merica Yavish Periodical eater CLIFTON AVINUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PIEVEMOITAWLIfilf ■.■ gemple ?Mil El Notts of the Arts Society decided to have the work of casting done by a special committee and the work of selecting plays done by a re- search committee. The research committee will be glad to have the members of the society make sug• Sunday Services: ;,obi Leon Franc will occupy gestions as to plays. Rabbi Fr n: tI7• hulit Sunday m...…

…PAGE SIX fE =Orr EWISA .,,,,$Velfrti: 4o I Y. W. H. A. NOTES • oc a ):`„c: • o RONICLE "At Home:" The Y. W. II. A. inaugurated its first "at home" of the season Sun- lday evening, Oct. 16, with a grab bag bridge. The 100 young men aild women who attended spent a eery pleasant evening. On Oct. 23, the program will he a musical vaudeville. Young men and women who are new cam- ( ro to the city are cordially in- vited to attend. Qrsort ...…

…A merica Ye:risk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 OW. 1 PAGE SEVEN T>H sfisrROrelovisn &RON ICLE 4 4.2: 7•44•DC••4 442)1 musk and Musicians ociat and s•Sx4- 0-Oros , -1444-1- 1 R US SE KN Beautiful New Frocks Attractively $ Priced At Miss Idah Litman of Pittsburgh was the house guest of Mollie Stet fin and Pearl Gruskin during the past week. Miss Litman was de- lightfully entertained filming her stay here. ...…

…AIEDETROITJEWISR fIRONICItE 1•11111•1.- JEWISH CALENDAR Repairing and Refur- 5688 — 1927-28 nishing Furniture. 1927. ft.sh Chodesh Cheshvan -11 Chodesh Kislev I ir,t IMy Chanukah Rosh Chodesh Tebeth Thursday, October 27 Friday, November 25 Monday, December 19 Sunday, December 25 Friedenberg Call Melrose 5509 for an estimate. REV. JACOB I. SKLAR MOHEL Recommended by many Detroit phyairian• for their own children am well an others....…

…A merica Awish Periodical Carter — CLIFTON AYINUI - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 bETROIT MI Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS Limn lfRONICLE A THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXI, NO. 8 ARRANGE MEETING AND DINNER FOR CHAIM WEIZMANN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1927 Joint Meet to Hear Him Speak on "Why Marry" n ein t v . o on Deb ron n Ci o B e- half of Yeshiva. 1,500 at Bienniel Convention Of Union o...…

…onlwIsn (ARON CRON ICLfi ■ , I I "gratermit Hub (ifiub liatto Semi-Annual Sale . „ , , ,o,. Fine Shoes 5,50 8.50 V Andrew Geller and Other High Grade Makes A male that enmem only Woo a your nod \ In eagerly watched for by women Interented '. ?:1 : i 1 () D • - . \ Iterslli we mer re l ti- w t I h rlei t igh; f 11:!' r 1. k n fo o'4w wt.f a art (Seller '' ore ' and they always l ' arly !n' pelt for much • \,, take advantage o...…

…A tmerkat lavish periodical Center CLIFTON small • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE THR11111 PisperitorrjEwisnOttomIGLE VMS .■•■ 11111•11, Graham 1926 Production. Production facilities of Graham Brothers, truck manufacturing divi- sion of Dodge Brothers, Inc., were ex- panded over 40 per cent in 1926, the first full year of Dodge Brothers con- trol of this company, according to an official announcement. Production and sales under Dodge Brothe...…

…-1 """'ImommiliWIRMPRI111•10111=111•11 ■ 7 TL IEEfi leg** PAM TOUR R. W. Grand Lecturer Frank 0. Gil-' PHIBETA FRATERNITY PERFECTION LODGE bert will hold a school of instructions' SPONSORS Perfection Lodge. No. 486 , F. and at 6 p. m. Visitors welcome. C. K. SANDORI, Secretary. al. M., will hold a special communi- 1 The Upsiien chapter of the Phi Beta By Order of— cation Wednesday. Jan. 26, at 1 p. Jericho Lodge, No. 4:•) , independ- 1 fra...…

…jitfil)grRorrlaisit MUSI hold who is a combination of flapper and Cinderella. She was slighted by her mother, demeaned and bullied by her unprincipled, shrewish sister. Orly her father truly loved and un- derst,:il her. Hence the title of the By Hermann Hoexter. Patsy, the depreciated and rather op- Dusolina Giannini, soprano, and pressed member of this suburban fam- ily. Mischa Levitzki, pianist, appeared in joint recital at the Masonic aud...…

…kei)entorrjewisn C ARONICIA. t,74,c,t,,4<et4v1w4,,14, 94v4vm,Avtv.11,4,e4v4rokrIvtalAytetztvtglvIvIvIvklYlviVIAAYItaittY ' a"6"0' deflected from their course by many irrevelant consid- erations. Too often the man who has much to say and 71 110) has a choice of popular language with which he is not 1■ ■ Published Weekly by Th. Jewisl Chronicle Publishing Co., inc. so familiar, and a language which is limited in its use, Presment but of which ...…

…nitykritonjEwism(i+Forn m E G-iAS. Crif9fi vi 131r ci OS EP1-1 -0-- Keeps us fellows busy these days trying to catch up with the truth. Just when we think we've stepped on its tail it wriggles away, so we again take up the chase. Reading that very interesting and newsy news-bulletin that the Jewish Telegraphic Agency issues, I found myself intrigued by a letter from the J. T. A.'s Rome correspondent. It made me uneasy. The writer began by ...…

…mat EIGHT rittl)emAr,AwistiOitcenaz Engagements FINAL WEEK The engagement of Miss Irene Wasserman to Dr. Nathan Levitt was Feature a Seven-Eighths Size Wardrobe Trunk KING'S ANNUAL JANUARY SALE Discounts in All Departments Buy Now and Save Sale Ends January 31 L.B. KING 8 CO. Library ate? dOrand River • HELEN HENSCHEL MORRIS PIANO RECITAL HOTEL STATLER MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, AT 8:30 Mrs. Meyer 1. Prentis and family The si...…

…fir , •r" • I 'ffitikiR011;k111SII ORONICLE PAGE NINE was attractively gowned in white and orchid chiffon. The bridesmaids, the Slisstis Florence Pearlman, Mollie Natinsky and Elaine Natinsky, were attractively gowned in pink, yellow KRELLUNGER and nice green chiffon, respectively, A beautiful wedding took place and all carried shepherd crooks tied NN'eiltiesday, Jan. 19, at the Belcrest with robbons to match their gowns. Woodward They to W...…

…/Ems, PAGE TEN Anyone thinking of in- vesting $2000 to $2800 in a motor car, can much better afford to pay a few hundred dollars more and own a CADILLAC PATRONESSES NAMED FOR HADASSAH BALL Young Mrs. Max Dushkin is one of the as- sistant chairman for the annual for- mal ball to be given by the Junior Notes Judea I1112° Club Mogen Dovid Club. A meeting of the Mogen Dovid Club was held on Jan. 16 at the Del- mar Talmud Torah. A Chomisho ...…

…PAGE ELFVEN PieberRordansnei RON IC I f, ,./1111 ■ M oRc zlIR - Sun. Jan. 23 TASI; Jan. 27-28 AT 3.30 AT 6:30 Engagements, Banquets and Detroit Symphony Orchestra VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting Catered by DETROIT CATERING COMPANY Alfredo Casella Nicholas Kara gust VIOLINIST TschaikovAy 'Nutcracker' Suite ' ckets $1 to Tickets 25c to All Social Functions Guest Conductor: POPULAR SOLOIST Weddings FIR At Orchestra Hall and ' Wi ...…

…JANUARY 21, 1927 RIVE1 ton:1mm amorot4 ROSEN ARRIVES IN MOSCOW MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.) — Dr. Jo- seph A. Rosen, head of the Agro- joint, the agency of the Joint Distri- bution Committee in Soviet Russia, arrived here. When interviewed by the representative off the Jewish Tele- graphic Agency, Dr. Rosen stated that he was sure that enough land for the settlement work for this year will be allotted in the Crimea. ARRANGE MEETING JUDAISM MUST LIVE...…

…A meriarm ffewisk Periodical Letter curron AIIIINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1926 sident of i GeffeSi glop and rirer sf All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS ric7 I I I [ THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1926. VOL XIX. NO. 36. I I Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents • Chairman 1PALESTINE SUFFERS Pisgah Lodge Plans IN . WEIZMANN OUTLINES I Permanent uetroit Goes' ver Top In Of...…

…ctmonjEwistiOiRONICX /4- .2 ti 121 ?AGE TWO LANSING NOTES Dexter, and not attending other re- ligious schools, are invited to regis- us every year with tartar green for We do not fail to recognize it each ter. They must be accompanied by year; although locating it is not al- Shabuoth. their parents. Ilebrew classes have These are reeds, growing in out- ways an easy task. Friedland, son of Mr. and been opened. Clubs are being or- Bernard of...…

…A merica ffewisk Periodical Cada CLIPTON AriNUa - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 2119criorrpliss!uijuricht al 1 we say they are. Of course I dare haps to the diminishment and per- say that they may be financial gen- haps even to the disappearance of With the arrival of spring the gr so- , iuses in comparison with sonic sorts that hateful dilemma: Jew or Gen- line alleys of the country have awak- of Europeans. But I resolutely deny tile? BERLIN.—(J. T...…

…I p L. vfn gorumish PAGE FOUR AMIN ICUO J. W. E. W. O. Regular Meeting: The next meeting of the Jewish Women's European Welfare Organ- ization will be held Tuesday evening, May 25, at the B'nai B'rith Commun- ity Center, 275 East Ferry avenue. The organization 'recently brought three orphans to this country and these children will attend the May 25 meeting. It is very urgent that all members attend this meeting as mat- ters of importanc...…

…~ Mt eri t 1N ffewish Periodical eater =TON ATV= • CINCINNATI 20, 0,00 PAGE FIVE PIEDETROITIEWISNARONICLII a a. ne x- he is- m! es .rd 1g. ay flY- /Pr be- :he ex- of the the the lif- Low • to re- an Fri' else on vish hey our e a the this our our and here art. orne hurt in re is Niel] g; each will have t we that rests inent Le to Ml, 1 per Es- iaron it, in from aches e will a the of a broke is on than r. De- Tr of cost, mice."...…

…EPLTROTTIEW1S/1 R014 ICLZ AGE SIX -42rg. •ror . .,forr g a y k 40, •-• quently and determinedly in the last half century. It was to be expected that the end of Ghetto life would Seminary Library In the Exhibition of the THE JEW IN ■ vw mew. w mean orientations along secular lines which were prac- 004.• New York Public Library Published Weehly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., lac. SOVIET RUSSIA tically unknown in the narrow, con...…

…A merica lewish Periodical CeNter CLIFTON ATINUR - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE Sir& Thi)erRore, /*sit (A ROMiais 14160.11. 0e5-1.6 PY- GiAs. doSEP1÷'• I am sorry, Sinclair Lewis, if I said anything i shouldn't have said. But I on willing to make amends by publishing the following letter from a well- known Jewish leader, written to me from Kansas City: Dear Mr. Joseph: In Random Thoughts of last week you com- ment upon the Sinclair Lewis p...…

…TitcVerItogionsit@Romaz !AGE EIGHT AUXILIARY B'NAI B'RITH PLANS INFORMAL DANCE III ghe month of Jgag Offers Many Economies at Oudson's • Plans have been completed for the informal dance to be given Sunday evening, June 6, at 8 o'clock, by the I All society Items .d ether local notes should be communicated to the effic• of The Chronicle by 5 P. M. Wednesday in order to appeabe the current weeh's Issue. Phone Cadillac 1040, Society Editor....…

…:4W Carter A xeriam Awisk Pa CLIFTON AY1NU1 • CINCINNAIS 30, OHIO I'AGE NINE ki)grieorr Marriages MRS. JOSEPH HOLTZMAN tarter. t 1. 1{ ilcl's ri e dre ariV?„ iieN ha A I +141'1't Advance Sale of the New Fur Fashions S r. For 1926-1927 Choice of the Winter Season's Best Trappings Are Represented in This Superb Collection of Quality Furs— and at Prices Decidedly Below Those That Will Prevail Later. New Eassiiin Ermine Couto, New E...…

…IED_Entoti;ImsnaRotaol IL PAGE TEN MUSIC tines will also be held. Plans are be- the ninety-first birthday anniversary ing completed for an open entertain- of Mrs. Libbie Edelstein, the oldest ment to be held at Belle Isle on Sun- living member of the organization. day, June 13. Edward Franzblau is The candles on the birthday cake, 91 chairman of the arrangements com- in number, were auctioned and $110 Benefit Concert Planned . Mrs. Sherman ...…

…America Prick Periodical Coder cum* ATINV1 - CINCINNATI 10, ONTO .;$ PAGE ELEVEN IC the i; ittee ine give s y 25, II, For.. s .1 II be violin i seems}, and $1. M will of. I. r. „k Minsk, :il■•■■ het M $et1 -4:ate , Club How To Interest the Jewish College Student In Judaism Notes Yang Jahn Tanned. 51 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room both to interest indifferent atudents for one or two gentlemen. Board and to suggest ideas, ...…

…• 6 & MEI/MOT,: ItAISI 1011{0A ft4. Non) Aw Buy Bonds on the Union Trust Company Partial Pa ment Plan The Union Trust Company, always anxious to improve and extend its service to the public, has perfected an arrange- ment for the purchase of securities by investors on a partial payment plan. is oath e t_, y 13qL.,Ipan ,07 St P1 130 14 0 0: P 12 4 14 _ . Incentive to Systematic Saving One feature of the Union Trust Com- pany Partial Pay...…

…Our New Location: 525 w o 0 \=::• II- EbETROIT LWISR II-RONICLE THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO. 13 To VIOLENT RIOTING Congregation Lay Cornerstone STARTS IN VIENNA AS ZIONISTS MEET esident of The 1 Delray Synagogue! [ Pr TELEPHO CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents Honor JEWS OF RUSSIA CIVILIZED WORLD INSPECTION SYSTEM Officials David Robinson...…

…_rodz, T nEberRorrjEwisatORo PAGE TW O turbance was produced, but the gov- gathering and severe punishment of cal. But that is not a matter of re- ernment soon put a stop to it and the ringleaders. gret. In the glowing story of strange The treatment I have received, as the ringleaders were arrested and se- lands and ancient peoples, conditions verely punished. well as all of my co-religionists, and • L. ET er EFt. BOX and world affairs, we s...…

…PAGE THREE Mil 0 KON IC14 LI ELS L:ROITAL - — limitless steppes. No hills, no dales. For miles and miles and miles there are no trees. Rarely you see a stream, a river. An endless fiat-land under an azure sky. The longer you ride, the greater the spell the steppe works over you with its peace, with is space, (Continued from Page 1) with its mystic power. Will Not "Let-Up" Fight. Say And what a strange peace seizes often the "Whites" beat, ro...…

…ThEVentos dmi, Oinomat, TAGE FOUR ,fer 1 ■1 4 .tvr AM• VT' 'ZM iNS • 4.201: • ■ • • I 4" ErROIT BWISII RRRONI IlealwagaggeN Pi ► lielhed Weald? he Ili imemoto Chroakla Publishing Co, Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager 1911, •t the ?colonic. et Detroit, Ilenered as geeoed-olae. wetter March Nish. seder the Mt et Marsh I, ISM General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telepho...…

…• 114211Sr Nell El Notre 1 ---r GlAS. I+. Rabbi Leon Fram officiated at his dOSEPIts' , ' first service in Temple Beth El last Saturday morning and spoke on thee, By Chas. H. Joseph.) (Copywright, 1921. subject "Fate Versus Choice." A present tol congregation I love the English sense of humor. You recall the uproarious jokes that 'I oSatur d t the new rabbi. w as ext Dean Inge delivered himself of while in this country. Ile was screami...…

…EnErizonlimsit PAGE Si Births °et Aarsotta, 00i1W AM) 4 ADAM , All society Items and other local notes should be communic•ted to the office of The Chronicle by 5 o'cock Wednesday afternoon in order to appear in the current week'• Issue. Phone Cadillac Wen, Society Editor. M•11 notices so as to be received not later I i'LlY FURNITURE NOW! Mr. and Mrs. Victor Markowitz (Mollie Goldman) of 2724 Monterey avenue announce the birth of a son ...…

…A merico Awisk periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN r"'413..Sitat@ranc FOR FINER FURS Buying B. Siegel Company fur.; means buying the best. You know that every fur coat is of guaranteed quality—the most exclusive in style— highest ; workmanship, and comparison will prove B. Siegel Company furs as the outstanding fashion values. hake 1/0111 VeleCtialt non , A deposit trill ewer re any cool tout wanted...…

…frtf,Vencori;/f,vasft_ievaeilasi rAtit LIGHT JEWISH EMIGRATION , WARSAW SAYS RAMEK INSULTED THE JEWS CONFERENCE UNITES Fraternal and Club Notes BERLIN CONFERENCE STARTS FEDERATION BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—A vote of confidence was adopted in the Emig- WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—The state- direct, the United Jewish Emigration Leader. Discuss J•wish Emigration ment of the Austrian Chancellor, Ita- Committee, by the Second Jewish Emi- Problems at Berlin Me...…

…PAGE NINE 7it69sEeprr a io75itORONICLE :-: CLASSIFIED :-: Euclid 0374-J. 2073 Pingree, Apt. 103 . FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room in refined private home for gentle- MACK B. WEISS — Strictly kosher man. Phone Hemlock 6794-W. caterer for weddings, banquets, parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates FOR RENT—Corner lower flat, five By HARRY CONZEL reasonable. l'hone Melrose 0006. rooms and garage, sleeping porch. 1604 Hazelwood Ave. Empire YOUNG L...…

…Th r Rom/Elfish AUGUST 21, 1925 RUNICLE CIVILIZED WORLD NEVER ENTIRELY FAIR TO THE JEW MEMBER OIT mg:LUDIC WO min IOYB1IRMRIALTIASSW REALTY COMPANY . (Contnued from page 1.) GARFIELD 2423.5380 which you supply,' said Allenby. Lloyd George then asked: 'What do you want?' Allenby replied: 'I want eight divisions, 40,000 camels, so much heavy artillery and so many machine CONCRETE GARBAGE and guns.' Lloyd George said, 'all right.' ASH...…

…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS AEVETROIT Emit ARONICL - Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 26 WORLD URGENTLY NEEDS FINER START INVESTMENT QUALITY OF SOUL, SAYS ENVOY LABOR SECRETARY COMPANY TO BUILD PROPOSES CHANGES PALESTINE CREDIT IN NEW ALIEN LAW huts' Will President Address Lodge...…

…PO) PAGE TWO , prism OKON143,8 PROF. MIELZINER'S WIDOW DIES AT 86 A Treat in Store for Detroit Ladies B. Moe., Columbia University. CINCINNATI.—Mrs. Moses Mid- VOICE COACHING REPERTOIRE sines, widow of the late Professor Mielziner of the Hebrew Union Col- Glendale 7981 Studio: 293 Rowena lege, one of the greatest Talmudistu and Jewish scholars of modern times, died recently at her home in this city. She was 86 years old at the time of ' h...…

…T i!: / /Oran r kwissi (A ROA ICH; Young J lr,daea -- ,-- - 7-A _ , Mogen David. At a ntretrz ttf the Mogen David Club held Smurday evening at 1111 Westinin-ter street arrange- ments were made for a flag drill to take place Dec. 27. The following committee was appointed to take charge: Irwin Shevitz, Aaron Karp, M yin Rosen, Louis Cutler. Benjamin Lipson, Bernard Broiler, harry Katz and Joseph Goldman. The question, "Resolved, That Politic...…

…int IA Kon;Inii sn ROM IC LE ■ 10101.1101.1MWILWIMIKW 11110•16.WILWV11. publicity chairman and general man-IIIMIEMIC agar of the dances and a committee consisting of the Misses Marion G41(1- berg, Sophie Schwartz, Tibbie Clim- THAMAR ovitz, Matilda Lieberman and Sophie , Schneider. Tickets may be obtained , by either calling Miss Grauer, North- discussion followed his address. The way 1258-W, or any member of die He Ladies' Aid. The Hebrew...…

…sassol'i PAGE FIVE /MS1511(1'1 RON I ar, Fraternal and •Club Notes sa. MUSIC I ized 57 years ago. A banquet mud, bridge followed. The next meeting will be held at the K. of P. Ilan Dec. 11, when election of officers will take place. All members are re- quested to lee present. By HERMANN HOEXTER North Woodward J. W. E. W. 0. After hearing the Detroit Sol, (Continued from last page.) The North Woodward Branch of phony Orchestra at its ve...…

…IBE P EIRO I T11.111S li ffIRO N IC U .7, PAGE SIX r-,„,W 11 4, r eV se :lg.- 4/ (• _,e1 *6 1 ■ 111111110 masters him. Undoubtedly, the honeymoon is life, but rfilf=1111:111.1111 a - usually only of short duration, hectic, purblind, exag- E gerated. Is the emotional state of the honeymooner a MVP .01.w„ ierenesew om. se By ELISHA M. FRIEDMAN. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Ce., Inc. safe premise upon which life can...…