…/— - - All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS II- EbETROIT LWISII IIRMICLE TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXI, NO. 13 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS MEETING IN WASHINGTON, D, C., HEARS REPORT ON SITUATION OF JEWS IN EASTERN EUROPE To Uphold Home 1 L To Task of Nation Occupy Beth El Pulpit February 27 Hershman and Jamieson Dis- cuss Need Wit...…
…PAGE TWO TIEVEEKOMA% !SR afRONIGLI: Max Simon and Albert Williams are the alternates. Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Beth El addressed the club on "Israel Zangwill." Next Sunday evening Feb. 27, a novel debate will be held. The subject is "Resolved, That Co-education Be Abolished in the Colleges of the United States." This promises to be a very interest- ing program. Nathan Wise and Sol Rusenman will uphold the affirmative, being opposed by Isado...…
…A PAGE THEM IRON ICLfr IMO Fraternal and Club Notes Athena Girls Club. The last regular Isusfiless meeting of the Athena Girls Club was held Tuesday evening, Feb. 22, at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Fishman of West Philadelphia avenue. Plans have been made for a bowling party to be held Tuesday evening. March 8, and a hard times April Fool party to be held Saturday evening, April 2, at the Palmetto, for members and their friends. The busine...…
…JEWISH ORONICIa, MtztMeMblarlfiZiMMIZinti*Zi`tainattzt.MUMTV trbellYthlaZiAnitt , `4 ‘ anti-war because he saw in war a force let loose that would destroy all the previous values man had so labor- iously built up. The urbanity, culture and internation- Published Weekly by The Jovial Chronicle Publishing Co, bm. alism which had flowered since 1860 was sure to be Preament endangered by the debacle of the war. How must such JOSEPH J. CUMMINS B...…
…a <> --"== GAS .tf" e e_ c.JOSEPH- ,— Hon. Sol Bloom, Ilouse of Representatives, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir:—My attention has been called to an article appearing in the New York Times of Feb. 7, in which you are quoted as mak- ing certain statements before the Young Men's Club of Temple Adath Yeshurun of Syracuse, N. Y., in regard to Mr. Ford and his relation to the Jews. You are reported to have said: "He commits the care of his health ...…
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…ThEkaRonfEwisit Gin RoN ICI J3 aM■ How Jewish Life In Russia Is Changing YIDDISH PLAYERS WILL HONOR BETTY MORRIS' A Summary and a Proposal. On March 2 a testimonial benefit for Miss Betty Morris, young prima donna ; and ingenue of the Littman Yiddish By DR. A. SINGALOVSKY. (Copyright, 1927, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) (Editor's Note:—Dr. Singalovsky, a member of the presidium of the central administrative board of the World Federa...…
…PAGE EIGHT tl Tit ElkfkonjEwisn RONICLE JEWISH CONGRESS HEARS REPORT ON JEWS IN EUROPE (Continued from Page 1.) manians, however, are members of the Eastern Orthodox Church. It is the state church of Roumania and the king is ex-officio the head of it. The treaty expressly provided for the protection of these minorities, but the Roumanian officials have repeatedly and notoriously violated it. The American Committee on the Rights of Religio...…
…7ittDentonlmsnOIRONIGAI GIVES DETROIT LIFE PROGRAM FOR MARCH, FISHMAN MONTH Homer Guck, assistant to the presi- dent of the Detroit Life Insurance Company, explained to a Detroit Jew- ish Chronicle reporter recently the purpose of the program of that com- pany in March, 1927. Said Mr. (luck: "In the Detroit Life organization all of us, naturally, are very proud of the achievement of our site president, Morris Fishnum. For 15 years he has bee...…
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…Thspentort kwisit gRONICLt A pound of melancholy will not pay an ounce of debts. OLD FOLKS HOME PAGE THIRTEEN 1"NAKED TRUTH" CONTINUES RUN Y. W. H. A. NOTES AT BROADWAY STRAND THEATER Tea and Monthly Meeting: Weddings 'Tis not enough to run well, unless Novelty Pasty: you set out in due time. Braiker's ballroom at Fourteenth Eng•gements, Banquets and Remaining at the Broadway Strand is "The Naked Truth," a film (Ld- street and Gladstone ...…
…FEBRUARY 25, 1927 _ _ .:;91;ittOTY, if:WISH LA Btriti4 ...0...- 6 fl STUCCO 11 RESURFACING 0 , 1 armpit. Birth El Notrs It is time to get an estimate ono I . high school on Saturday nights, 7 to 10. A basketball league is being or-, ganised. Your boys ore invited to j0111. The boys of the pre-contirma.! tion class are now using the gym.' namum every Tuesday, 3:30 to 4:30. : • "This Belaying World:" Sood•y Morning Services. 10-4S...…
