…VETROITIEWISR CHRONICLE CLUB NEWS I SEEKS HOME, SAILS I FOR ZION IN CANOE A SHOP OF SERVICE FOR MEN (Continued From Page One). Kite me a license to seek work as an artisan because I was an 'alien there. In Rumania I wandered for several years from village to vil- lage, seeking to avoid the eyes of the Siguranza (secret polices'. Now, floating down the river I fell into the hands of the gendarmerie, putting an end to my hopes of reaching ...…
…A merica lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 7 be •ty d- a a s 00 ell 'rte the zed nal • is ask , uy our day for Ifer •tte All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THEbETROVEWISII HROISTICIA THE OLDEST JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1927 VOL. XXXII. NO. 8 PALESTINE JEWS New American Translation Of Bible FERDINAND'SDEATH 1 BRING RELIEF TO Tells Eve's Sin In M...…
…RO piEnLTROIT EIVISR ONICIA PAGE TWO — Pogrom Literature In France By I. Schechtm•n. There is need to fear, I am not talking of anti-Semitic literature which incites the people to pogroms against the Jews. France is not a country in which ouch literature is likely to be spread abroad with im- punity. Neither public opinion nor the law would allow it. The public would simply laugh at the authors and distributors of such articles or books, a...…
…America Apish Periodical eater CLIFTON AVENUZ - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THEO Enton;frmisti(fiaoxia£ Arabs Seek Represeotation. ard Tucker, David Torrence and held Sunday, Sept. 18, at the Savoy others, is the new screen offering. JERFSALEM.-(J. T. A,)-A Hetet The next regular business "The World at Her Feet" has I tit:on signed by 600 Arab work- meeting wil take place 1/11 Tuesday, been adapted from the stage play, ers was submitted to th...…
…litEDLTRorr,kwisii ORM ICLE P N'71 4 .,: =41,211tyl340.71y. tta zir;:AV! r i .ytiez.3100Vtmixtlybswav: :ttaz.tyutwutvgw, ffEVETROITJEWISII ORONICLE Magyars, and, who can tell, perhaps even the govern- • Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publiehing to., lee. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB h. SCHAKNE President Secretary end Treasurer Entered se teesinilsel•sx niniter March 1, 1916, .t the Dustoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of ...…
…A merica Yeal ish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON /MENUS • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 TIE&TROIKA:WISH (ARONICIA PALESTINE REPORT r Old World Schools ISSUED BY BRITISH New Conditions Ruin Institution Maintained by the Mandates Commission Told Baron De Hirsch Fund of Poor Financial Faces Dissolution. Conditions. VIENNA.—(J. T. A.) •— Inter- esting facts were disclosed here in connection with court proceedings brought by the teachers of the Jewish scho...…
…T'AGE SIX ThEY)emorrikwisti CARONICLE P Engagements , ow metal Mrs. Maurice T. Birnkrant of 628 Boston boulevard announceoo the betrothal of her daughter., Jean Connie, to Emanuel S. Cohen, lit Ruby The Vivacious color Graceful as a Grecian nymph -- sparkling, viltrant, yet dainty as a Dresden shep- herdes•-- fro III ateS011 Bohemia. JEAN CONNIE BIRNKRANT The foot and sten, are of clear crystal; the bowl, ruby. The goblets are $...…
…A merica fai rish periodical Carter - CLIFTON /MINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO a ~ tG yLTiton Teirtly3 .11 , e s ent I I O iwu Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilhelm 'Mildred Moss of Detroit) of Brooklyn, N. I., are receiving con- gratulations on the birth of a daughter, Corinne. (EXCLUSIVE / / Mr. •ml Mr,. Samuel C. Beer- bohn of 421; King avenue are re- 1 ceiving congratulations On the birth Of a daughter, Sara Lee Ann, born July 10. FUR COAT...…
…JULY 22 1927 PEPETROITJEWISR Of RCONICLE FORD-SAPIRO LIBEL SUIT SETTLED; NEW STATEMENT ISSUED Enelow a Fighter For Free Speech (Continued from first page.) "FORD INCIDENT HOLDS INTEREST 11 New President of Central Ochs, Darrow, Thomas and Conference Has Had In- Jewish Congress Leaders teresting Career. Publish Statements. artices printed by the Dearborn Independent appeared under the name of Harry Dunn, who was identified as Robert Mor...…
…A merica ,fewish Periodical Cotter All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS =LIPTON AV/NU1 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 11-E b E T RO VE WI S II ARONICIA TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE OLDEST JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN FEDERAL GOODWILL COMMISSION URGES PROTEST AT MEET Protestant Congress Asked to Raise Voice Against Anti-Semitism. CONFERENCE IS BEING HELD IN BUDAPEST Dr. Anthony Comments on Objection of Rabbi to Missionary P...…
…PAGE TWO TIFEVETROITAWISHaRONICLE •••••., chapter. Ile is the executive head of that chapter, therefore he is dis- playing a keen interest in the local chapter. The chapter will hold an open meeting at the Fenkell Branch of the Temple Beth El, at Fenkell and Dex- ter, on Thursday evening, May 5. At this occasion Mr. Linn, the Western representative of the L. G. Balfour Company of Attleboro, Mass., the of- ficial jewelers of the fraternity, ...…
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…IfEVLTRORAWISfleIRON101 44, M tMayttayttiziy=e0=1,5,1 0y1 (ft RON I C LE A ziy tl League of Nations in this delicate controversy led many to believe that British Jewry was not sufficiently inter- 46., ested in the plight of Roumanian Jewry. The policy Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. oii of watchful waiting which characterized Anglo-Jewry 4 JOSEPH J. CUMMINS President was tantamount to cowardice in the eyes of...…
…v imeriem 7euIsh Periodical Curter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TnElkmonriaitsn (ARC/NIUE pt60.11 olf9ffil An Undelivered Sermon . Irmple Sall El Netts boys of the pre-Confirmation class are now using the Gymnasium every Tuesday, 3:30 to 4 :30. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Women's Gymnasium Class: Mr, Jacob Mazer announces that a special class has been oTanized fur —as Gi the women of the Temple. One of the characterized as mirac...…
…PAGE SIX nc mon:Ansa ei RON ICLE 1. BRIDGE•TEA WORKER Mrs. Minion Kaplan is actively in- Broadloom Carpeting I terested in the bridge-tea to be given by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Special, at $5.50 sq. yd. Mrs. Henry Mazer will be hostess' Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Netzorg of at a bridge-tea on Saturday after- 1627 Collingwood avenue are now re- noon at her home on Arden park. siding at 3270 Rochester avenue. The Salon Des Beaux Arts —ha...…
…,Alaricalt Path Periodical Carta CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ta fi S I Eb PAGE SEVEN ThEDETROILIEWISII CHRONICLE .c(ciak, , Engagements Marriages Mr. and 511s. Samuel Eisenberg,. FIGELSKY-OSHINSKY Mr. and \1r,. kaac Oshinsky of of Monterey avenue announce the en• 2219 Gladstone avenue announce the gagenient of their daughter, Pauline, Woodward Thru to WashInatost N11,. .lames Said Of li•ieeSil on, court entertained 24 ladies wi...…
…• PAGE EIGHT PEPeritorK/EmsnefRONICLE KUNSKY THEATERS HOPTON MADE DETROIT ..----...........-----, A RTS SOCIETY IN LIFE ASS'T SECRETARY IS NOW IN OUR CITY wag titi; Nalco i OURTH SERIES PLAYS ADAMS . . A few weeks ago there arrived in "Slide, Kelly, Slide," with William ern A few (lays ago M. E. O'Brien, this Waif, count ry the founder of the colony 91r. and Mrs. Charles Levy and U. ual High Standard of Rendition Haines, Ilarry Carey and Sa...…
…Amerkair Palish Periodical CeNter CLIPTON AVINUZ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE erRorrinvisn (ARom tat STABILIZED GIVING IN PLACE OF DRIVE A,.. and • • away , whters. iliarles 0 years , Si.ter, Peggy H. well the at 203 U lof the t.••.ifore • enable („Ire to work ■ • pooing, •• ■ •• an. peeial- NEW YORK.-(J, T. Al-Stabil- ized giving instead of annual drives will be the policy of the New York Federation for the Support of Jew...…
…AMR. & lenms:r MEM! COCODWILL Lr.ACA.L ofsx Fatty REia-ita H-115.70Cf coetor....i.iceA C Y-E.A.RS Gaf_YACTI4 nr..iri-•t AT 1= •nr,Lturet rim • aLta. ;41, plyin•••II 3.Ti0fl3 lull 1.1 41711 , 1 me, • !0111111 ant nit 11,..skyr• •111'n lit,. tutane.nr. nar- on .nn- rnnn If • 4-04r na orr • 0 :IP loll. :1.4 0untortnn i Ltn •• 410 . 0 . I uur .• 11111 •I•la.1 -711 ■ 11 1114111..1e, :IT a1444 -, nrnewn44nt It •110,0 • 1efte- •111,11...…
…A merica Pal ish Periodical Carter Ali Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS - CLAYTON AVMS - CINCINNATI 20, r fiRomcLE IlEbETROIT LWISH. THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1926 VOL. XXX, NO. 21 PALESTINE ECONOMIC' PROBLEMS MEETING Emanuel Congregation 1 OPENS IN LONDON ( C hosen President of 1 Murphy to Address B'nai B'rith Lodge Plans for Ilallowe'en Masque Dance to Be held Oct...…
…PIEDLTROn;ANIS/I ORM ICLE PAGE TWO OBITUARY Nathan L. M. Ferber ATTORNEY-AT•LAW Announces Removal of His Offices to MRS. SARAH KAPLAN Mrs. Sarah Kaplan of 654 West Palmer avenue passed away at her home on Thursday, Oct. 14. Mrs. Kaplan had been a life-long resident of Detroit and had served the com- munity long and faithfully, doing effi- ciently and whole-heartedly whatever she undertook. During the war Mrs. Kaplan head- ed one of the...…
…A merican Pal ish Periodical eater CLIFTON AMU! • CINCINNATI 10, 01110 THR11111 PAGE Eljentonim+ isit egOli (MN is to march out on the field a team at polo and proved to he exceedingly clever with the mallet. After the of prize bulls and put them in a bar- ' ness. The coach then lines up his I war was over Bacharach remained in football players in front of the bulls the army and is now in the cavalry, and tries to drive the animals thr...…
…rLet)untomiEwisn s PAGE FOUR H RONICLE UNITED HEBREWtSCHOOLS OF DETROIT NOW OPEN FOR FRESH FISH 1 CALL DANTO CHERRY 7290-7291 Iti Building Exhibition • 2137 GRATIOT AVE. (Near St. Aubin) . You and your friends are cordially invited to visit our Building . to 9 p. in., except Sundays. , Exhibition. ()pen daily from 9 a. IT M DO NO T MISS II 11 C W.1KOTCHER LUMBER CO. General Offices ited MI/1--Gratiot an d It. Aubto Awl*. Ge [ ...…
…A merica ,eivish periodical Cotter CUPTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE FIVE , EI ATVErrcon LIsleiRomicLE 4111, _— On Meisner•McCafferty Staff. PYTHIANS HARD TIME PARTY SET FOR OCT. 31 David P. Zack, formerly of Hol- yoke, Mass., and now a resident of Detroit, is associated with the firm f Meisner & McCafferty, certified o public accountants, in the First Na- tional Bank Building. Mr. Zack is a graduate of the Uni- versity of Michi...…
…ARONIGIa. Uttg&I " •b"(5 '6 '6 " 65' • Vt14-4Y=1 '6 tetMIATkkhelWv bwi.Y '010(3 6be'b 'fib" 'AV b" b"d " garlitt 401451 .51TM the denial of the actu 11 facts bring about a satisfactory economic state of afft irs. Unity In Israel Seen In The fact that a Non-Partisan economic conference Palestine Pledge can be called together to discuss the multifarious and Published Weekly by no Jewish aureola. Pubileiting C.0., lee. 0 ... _______, ...…
…A merica lavish periodical Center custom Annul CINCINNATI 20, onto Trifibergottfonsn Rom sat I will be furnished by the well-known by the national committee for mental I EL MOSHE CLUB PLANS li•Isk 'it Orchestra. hygiene as director of the Institute DANCE FOR OCTOBER 24 The proceeds of the affair will be for Child (And:ince in New Yor k u"-.I towards the fund for equipping City, Ills subject will be "Your library, which will be open to. The ...…
…WHitentorrAvagnMitorocus PAGE EIGHT In the Radio Shop at Hudson's e. Six-Tube Radios in Console Cabinets ..` '0)1 On account of the sudden death of Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, honorary director, the card party planned by the Ladies Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedek, to be held Nov. 3 at the Hotel Statler, has been indefinitely postponed. Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Wolfe of 2721 West Grand boulevard will be at home Sunday afternoon and eve- ruing, Oct. 24, in...…
…A merica 'elvish periodical Ceder CLIFTON AMU% • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO - PAGE NINE fitiY)LTItUrdelISIItiotalictg ■ ••• ■■ ••••........... Engagrnunts "• ■■ ••••• I iiirti. 6•••• ■ ••••••• Here you will find all that *is new and smart for infants up to the girl of 16 years—and at very moderate prices consistent with good quality Mai MISS EDITH ALBERT A wrihnkled coat looks old even if you boughtit yesterday gagenient of their daugh...…
…P Ad t EN 7hr,Vicittork/fxsn (A ROIrt lac 'ars istm..tas4resvezvniesim •scsbcsiesir S TVA/ (WIN •tErtlY • MI/ ow Te. CPO/ 'rato:1mi anti (flub dotes a i 0 ... ii IF I Fs Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity. The last general meeting of the Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity Was held at the home of Louis Salesin, 1011 Alger avenue, Sunday, Oct. 17. A short rehearsal of the fraternity play was held. Following the rehearsal an open discussion sous ...…
…America ffewisk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ArINI31 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN TtiDgritOrr,/t;wisit ARON IVA; WANTED When Buying That New Chrysler SCHREIBER MOTOR SALES 12851 - 53 WOODWARD AVENUE Arlington 3827 IRVING SCHREIBER na guests of the Young People's Tem. ple Club. Patrons and patronesses for this event will be: Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin, Rabbi Leon From, Mr. and Mrs. John !merman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vehon, Mr. and...…
…OCTOBER 22, 1926 ttOITJEWISB (fIRONICIA Stiglitz Quality Shop Moves. ) The St'glitz Quality Shop has been moved to 6167 Russell street, after 15 years of business at 6129 Russell at. This store is known all over Detroit 1 as a high grade orthopedic shoe More. Among his patrons in this line Mr. Slights numbers more than 2,000 in the police department alone. The Stiglitz Quality Shop also car- ries fine lines of men's wear and, with its bette...…
…A merica( Yewish Periodical eater CLIFTON ATINVI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 15, 1926 0 TALK IE JEWS ,ge O ne. ) News All Jewish Jewish Views All I WITHOUT BIAS I ne ineeting of L. Alexander tidier-at-larg e It was also of candidates idge would be ck Class" in st highly es. isgah Lodge's dined to make aver inducted Order lEnai idlers 14 the ratively inac. attend lodge nments being nil fraternal hat the audi- munity house it lidge meet. red ...…
…nif,igritotl;kw mit (Attu% Jam PAGE Y. W. H. A. NOTES YEAR'S REPORT OF H. Smiley, $10; Alex Immerman, WILL HAVE CONGRESS plexing problem. So, early one eve- $10; Charles Rubiner, $5; D. Blu- ning, wrapped in her heavy woolen menthal, $10; Lee B. Strfling, $10; shawl, she started out for a walk. As JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A - A Bertha Groslight, $10; Moe Ehrlich, she clicked the gate behind her, she Dramatic.: The G. G. Dramatic Club will pre- $...…
…A merica (faith Periodical Cadet CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO n_09L-morrJEwisn GiRorac,•4 Lsud New Willys-Knight. I 1. An outstanding feature of the New York Auto Show around which is con- stantly assembled a huge crowd, is t he ne w Willys-Knight Six, "Seven- t o The "Seventy" is a new car from head lamps to rear fenders— new in dimensions, new in quality in. corpeenti..as and lines and new in en- gine efficiency. The latest vog...…
…PAGE FOUR Thc7),..7RonlEvasnffi ROPOCLS APCW- Tor "3-r TIIE,DETROITJEWISII efRONICIA make for the creation of the man and master category, but rather for an equilitarianism. It may be that the cleavage is unbridgeable but we Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. cannot accept the reasons given by Mr. Levy because Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor they do not meet the facts as they actually exist. Rea- Jacob ...…
…A mericair Pal ish Periodical eater CLIFTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO tr.vErnorreish u.1110.,410,r, .11101.1.11• 4ClAS . - I+. JOS EPH (Catrywright, 1921. By Chas. H. Jaiteoh.1 • The Southern Sabbath Crusade Committee is on the rampage against ll who work for profit on Sunday, and is imploring the great newspapers i of the country to fall in line. I find this interesting statement: Thus polluting the Sabbath is war against God, en...…
…6 PAGE SIX , ttt: whet r, Avisti (IIR01'412,LB counterfeiting conspiracy. According to these revelations, Deputy Goemboes, the leader of the Awakening Magyars, and his associates, planned to employ the funds obtained through the coun- terfeiting plot for the purpose of cre- ating a reactionary dictatorship in Hungary, which would be connected with anti-Semitic Facisti organization in Eastern and Southeastern Europe. High Officials and Lea...…
…A merica 9rwislr Periodical eater CLIFTON ATOM/ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN PEDETRoginunffivccolaz - • Knox, in "Fantastic Frolics;" Coram Emma Trentini at Temple. ty of other industries. Eleven per I Future Will Excel Past. and "Jerry," direct from the London Nash and Alan New Styles. tion of foreigners resident in France cent of America's total iron and steel coNFER Hippodrome; Ethel Davis, with Earl for three years. production is ...…
…li_it,ven Konymnsi, OW/MU PAGE EIGHT - • _ _ • • - - • • Raskin Garage Company, 1; Schol- nicks, 1. Substitutes—A. Pereira, for S. Gordon; B. Margolin, for M.'Zim- merman. Time of halves-15 min- utes. Referee—John Richards. Scorer —S. Labor. Timer—A. Greenberg. Greenberg Insurance Co. Boesky Bros. B. Waterstone, c..rf. H. Goodman Shapero If A. Sklare M. Greenblaat c H. Livingstone M. Asheston rg M. Epstein, c P. Starr Ig E. Raskin Final sc...…
…A merica Jewish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AT/NOI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE 'NINE TifElkimonlmsnARore SKRZYNSKI WOULD AID UNEMPLOYED Y BLAMES J. D. C. I FOR COMPROMISE ON A PROPOSED BUDGET DODGE BROS. SPECIAL LOUIS LIPSKY CONFERS WITH CHAIM WEITZMANN 1 1COR BUSINESS COUPE .0Chh.‘1000:WiWMWMOsWOMMODMO$NSOOMr g‘.. NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.) — Louis WARSAW—O. T. A.) —The un- Lipsky, chairman of the Zionist Or- poland is as nt in ganization ...…
…PAGE TEN PIEDLTROtT, IEWISII (A KO/116LE DISCUSS RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL WORK and opportunities for Jewish work in tmerican universities; 2. To inaugur- ate, conduct and corelate Jewish ac- tivities at the various universities ac- cording to existing needs; 3. To see to it that in all such activities as it may institute or conduct, all the interests Conference of Organizations of the various groups of Jewish stu- dents shall be carefully safe...…
…)11 d3ROAD Will Pla y levea led longs. dfrolc:, th e who on So n . 8:15 . , 'clock, irebstel Hall, Lodi,: Aux- Congrega. for many orker hi the matic trees- to interpret well as the as been ae. : in Europ e t reput a ti on Leip- ningrat and iculty of the and among Levit,ki and Leipzie, mu. he equal of Europe he te most dia- of Chopin, in his youth future. He ve Mo,cow, ie conserve- ere expelled to Warsaw, •ra the only liv- ,usic and ...…
…PAGE TWELVE liteneritonjEmsn(ii RON ICU : 4 4 1 4 . - k . 7 41 ' - 4 4* s t, Senior Chapter Plans Meeting for Men Also Neat Wednesday. .c.... L .1 1 .1 , _.. . • . .:.A. All society Items and other local notes should be communicated to the office of T114 Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon In order to appear in the current week's Phone Cadillac 1040, Society Editor. Mall notice. so as to be received eat later than W...…
…PAGE THIRTEEN on(iRON ("IRON icl ACTIVELY INTERESTED IN A BENEFIT MOVIE IEGEL .7•Sarr3Gatkvaelingi -Charles Hopp Photo. MRS. JOHN C. HOPP ance of the children's movie, "Bldck Beauty," to further their national program of social work. There will also be a children's dancing number, given by the pupils of Alias Gautz. The movie will be on Saturday morn- ing, Jan. 30, at 10 o'clock, at the Rosedale Theater, Woodward and Rosedale. Mrs. Herm...…
…EVIGE FOURTEEN INE1/afto, Alvan MO, st ernal an6 (gIub dotes skating party to be held Jan. 31 at Because of the visit of Dr. Lhit- Bloomfield Hills. Miss Florence Ter- lowsky, Jewish author, who will speak ris was appointed chairman of the so- at Orchearre Hall Sunday evening, cial committee. Jan. 24, there will be no meeting until Sunday, Jan. 91. First Meeting In Fear For Polish Community House Coatition Gov't. A meeting of Los Amigos...…
…A lliftlialif AWLS* PCTIOdield Carter pr CLLTTON ATINOI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO ommomemmiame ■ tot-- THE RUSSIAN SYMPHONIC CHOIR APPEALS TO HIAS TO CONTINUE WORK . ,-Az er:ra T ."oreace If tie Eartri- Emirastatct Jestati • -.td th a aagi a a7 ta the petite: stwilgf.r m Esript et tsar via 1ms: At Seteratty. Era,„,-. • t rim - -site :a CV1Lilder the b- ko:0 .4.71,?:rent Lizzrzttsl: &sc.:az:Jae .-z.4 1-4 wee ;ter painted ner , ruttin g whic...…
…JANUARY 2. . iiIIINTROfijrMS/t&IONICIA tablished. Vastly more capital is re- STATE CONFERENCE GAVE INTERESTING quired for the General Mortgage Bank, PLANS COMPLETED TALK ON PALES' the Industrial Bank and a variety of important co-operative financial in- --- stitutions. It is quite clear that the (Continued From Page One.) (Continued trom Fags I zloty. total required is far beyond what the (Continued From Page One.) Rapids; Hugo M. Field, Ila...…
…A lmaiautiftwWilledodkatOda 00 Our New Location: 1 O 525 WOODWARD CLIFTON AMU' • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11- EbET-ROIT LWISII ARONICLE THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN 0 0 s )00 UNITED SYNAGOGUE DISCUSSES FUTURE OF JEWISH YOUTH mrs . Re-elected Head of Temple Sisterhood Rosenhe. irn . Again , Presi- dent ; Gabrilowitsch Gave Informal Talk. Announces Total of $733,000 in Drive; De- nounces Anti-Semites. Detroit Philanthr...…
…PIEIMTROITJEWISIR gROVitlE PAGE TWO TT: BICUR CHOLEM PLANS li ANNUAL OUTNG, JUNE 7 $ (211i1 It's Ti mer What $ o They Say o• About 0, Palestine Development Plans are being completed for the Bicur Chalon excursion to Tashmoo Park which will be held on Sunday, June 7, and attractions are being add- ' ed each day. The Bicur Cholera base- T TTTTTTTTTTT TT T T TT TTT T: T cs T c, After the Show "The Oriental" For the Most Delicious Chop S...…
…v 4merhym Awish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMU' - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE THREE Tfttker_Rort/fwisst dimly las JUNIOR HADASSAH OVER HALF MILLION IS U. A. H. C. BUDGET FOR ENSUING YEAR Meeing: The Detroit Junior Haelassah Unit — held its annual business meeting Mon- day evening, May la, at the Little' (Concluded from page It Theater, 09 Rowena street. The meet- ing opened with a "clog" dance by churches. As a union of liberal Jew. Helen Bl...…
