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July 26, 1929 • Page Image 1

…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 1 TR- E bETROIT LWISR ORONICLE THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXVIII. NO. 9 MELCHETT, SAMUEL, DR, WISE EULOGIZE MEMORY OF HERZL TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0 4-0 New Supreme Court Justice Twenty-Fifth Memorial An- niversary Enthusiastic Zionist Affair. 1 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929 BRITISH JEWS TO SECULARISM MENAcEs CLAIM TWO-THIRDS Freund Is Honored AM Y...…

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…...., Fields on Top of Odds in SEES GREATER CHANCE FOR PALESTINE 11 Fight with Dundee WITH LABOR GOVERNMENT IN CONTROL July 25. CONCRETE GARBAGE and ASH RECEPTACLES Guaranteed Not to Crack BUY NOW! pea not wait until Court tailicc. Price will be Increased soon. (Continued from Page One.) A challenger is usually the un- a der dog in the belting odds when salts and potash deposits, but he goes against champion. Bob I wanted some "all-Briti...…

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…11- EbETROIT EW t All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS [.. TELEPHONE 1 CADILLAC t 1-04-0 In THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXVIII. NO. 9 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cent. MELCHETT, SAMUEL,,, lle BRITISH JEWS TO SECULARISM MENACES CLAIM TWO-THIRDS Freund Is Honored AMY SCHECHTER IS DR, WISE EULOGIZE [. 6:11-; ( .1usticej ACT ON NORWAY'S AMERICAN SYNAGOGUE ...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 4

…./f1F7)LTROITIEW1Si1 it ROMILIt PAGE TWO --- ORTHODOX TRIUMPH GUEST SPEAKER AT HERZL MEMORIAL IN CLEVELAND CASE, Oh So Good! i- 13.6ifttib (Continued from Page One.) That's what you'll say, too, after you've tasted Gunsberg'.. Prepared in a sanitary plant, our corned beef, salami, pas- trami, rolled beef, tongue and Weiner. offer • delightful change during the warns months. LISTEN FOR OUR RADIO BROADCASTING EVERY TUESDAY EVENIN...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 5

…▪ TfG DiNgO1P PUBLISH A BOOK A DAY IN PALESTINE Community Service Garage JERUSALEM. - IJ . T. A.) --- Forty-nine more books were pub•' loshed in Potlestine in 192fi than in 1927, as shown by statistics issued by the educational department of the government. It is interesting to note that of the 417 books pub- lished this year, 375 are in II e- bre w, IS in Arabic, 13 in English, 15 in Yiddish, 8 in German, it in Armenian, and (onto each in...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 6

…1llEik111011' EWISA iii4Y1IGLE 1•7•:: , , :tytt54,4y4 ' 1 , 'I , ttISAYMI Z.S• PIE VETROITJEWIRI & RON 1CLE Entered as Second-claes matter March a, 1916. at the PostollIce at Detroit, Mich.. under the Act of Marsh 3. 1•79. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Ce. lee. General Offices and Publication building 525 Woodward Avenue Cable Address: Chronicle Telephone: Cadillac :040 London Office 14 Stratford Place, London,...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 7

…flEF)LT RorrIn4isit HERZL, THE TEACHER NATHAN ORGANIZES L WASHINGTON JEWISH OF JEWISH MANLINESS EXCHANGE IN WEST MIRROR You Can Buy Your FORD (Continued from Ifieie One.) (Continued from Page One.) Continued from Preceding Page). wPii Justice 'Antis II. Brandein, he reeic ed the Balfour Declaration floni President Wilson, on the eve of its issuance. "Then I rejoiced even as I now rejoice that the British government would not af- lit it...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 8

…141.6119. it1f.fiETROITAIVISlifi1110741CLB Butzel Gives J. N. F. S1,000 Land Parcel vit tEN1lin s tel 36 ADAMS AVENUE WEST You Are Urged To Attend An August Exposition And Special Selling of Furs by Rollins Beginning .luly 29th It's a distinction to own Rollins furs. But it's a distinction within the scope of the modest bud- get—especially during our August Selling. Styles for Travel, Town, Sports, Evening Offered During Our August ...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 9

…PAGE SEVEN ) - i.THOIT, iTNISII RO.NIC ht ealor D. Engagements cgaihionsd,c76„am, Miss Ida :elite Glaser of Gran, Rapids, who is residing with her si-t• Clarence Ullman of Mint. ri avenue, spent the %seek- nil in Ypsilanti as the guest of Nliss Florence ('assel, her ) v rodent at t he University. ware Ito .1.id 2i) she will go to Chicago and i ii,l ,e Dare she will he the Mary A. Stearns and vi .1 Mrs. Benjamin Sheri -- -- Mr. and :Sirs....…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 10

…•S1M 11=111111ERIm ► ttEikritonlEvasn(4110NICLE message and program ' SECULARISM MENACES Provided the physical the synagogue. In their charity AMERICAN SYNAGOGUE "balebatim" support. the motto today is that affiliations they exhaust their Je- while the the allegiance of many !superseded if - CONCRETE GARBAGE nd ASH RECEPTACLES Guaranteed Not to Crack BUY NOW Do not waft until you ge • • court notice. Prim will be Increased soon. tie ...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 11

…II liEbETROITfiWISII HRONICLE Pontiac People's State Bank 3uilding Supplement Pontiac People's State Bank Building Supplement THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929 VOL. XXVIII. NO. 9 PEOPLE'S STATE BANK BUILDING OF PONTIAC, MONUMENT TO ITS BUILDER, JACOB KOVINSKY KOVINSKY—FOREMOST CITIZEN By J. J. McQUAID President Pontiac Real Estate Board. J. Kovinsky is one of our foremost cit...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 12

…TiteM,TKon;inilsp_citRoNIC1.£ PAGE. TW untry. Outside of time etT for GOODMAN OPTIMISTIC o nventory there has not OF PON TIAC'S FUTURE ' off tar the postthree ■ . In • — lauds Koy.a•ky'. Understanding of I nv't Past and Future. Pontiac real es- S. 1.. tor with offices at 13 Ilu- tate Pontiac, is optimistic 'yen about Pontiac's future and expan- talon, evidenced by his following stati went : "Pontiac should have a popula- tion of 150,000 wi...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 13

…■■ SAUL J. BIRNKRANT HELPED HIS FATHER-IN-LAW'S BUILDING PROJECT L PAGE THREE li!..-:y)crizon;ImmiefitErilat ••• ■ •• vistoll1111. __ • ■ It Il ft L I II II It ■ w 1E extend our congratula- dons to our friend and neighbor, Mr. Jacob Ko- vinsky, whose vision and fore- sight has made possible the erection of Pontiac's new fifteen story office and banking building. Such constructive enterprise is worthy of the admiration and su...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 14

…PIEDerRonjEwisit (A RONIGLE PACE )l71: DIRECTORY TE! GROWTH OF 'TV . evidence of its inherent scrap iron and the old fashioned ficient money to buy the land st iter nignth an buggy, together with a dogged de- later build the Strand Theater, at Impetus. , termination to win the respect of 1211 Saginaw street, Pontiac. The growth of the liberal Jewish "Those early years were hard those who ridiculed hint as a "for- synagogue which has made it...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 15

…E VLTROIT, MN, MR. KOVINSKY'S PROGRESSIVENESS By CLIFFORD W. HAM City Manager of Pontiac. The erection of the fifteen-story People's State Bank Building in the City of Pontiac is but another in- stance of the progressiveness and farsightedness of one of Pontiac's leading citizens, Mr. Jacob Kovinsky. Starting in a meager way but a few years ago, Mr. Ko- vinsky by application of the common attributes, name- ly, honesty, enthusiasm and farsi...…

July 26, 1929 • Page Image 16

…PAGE Si d. 7/10)Entorr,/ansn OtRor ■ ••••.• IrlINII.MMIMINWrine, willMONIMINI=1 NEW DIRECTORS ARE NAMED BY PONTIAC BANKS WHY OSCAR S. STRAUS WENT TO HIS OFFICE ON YOM KIPPUR AS THE SECRETARY OF LABOR All the Tile and NEW YORK.- (J. 1'. A.1 -A its height, and thousands our,' l'ef1Tillee tic 1111 Arneelean flocking to our shores 1,1 l'Seaa.! ho held the office of Sec re- this persecution. My fat her made Jet whit Lary of Labor and attende...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 1

…Americas Apish Perla-cal Cotter - CLIFTON - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 .17114E1WITAMSR CARONI-CIE% All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929 VOL. XXVII. NO. 22 MICHIGAN CITIES GIVE $120,000 FOR CLEVELAND HOME Report Submitted to Quarter- ly Meeting of Orphanage by Treasurer. $101,138 CONTRIBUTED BY JEWS IN DETROIT Eight Other Communities in ...…

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…7iIt ikritorr loam ei RON icLE PAGE TWO GINSBURG CAMP FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN ---- • -—era fA li c4nnouncement! :let" t ul SAMUEL A. AGREE Announces the Formation of the DEXTER ENGINEERING COMPANY PLUMBING AND HEATING ENGINEERS Associated with Mr. Agree in this new firm is Mr. Joseph S. St. John, an engineer of wide experience, who is a member of the A. S. H. & V. E. The company will specialize in industrial instal- lations for smal...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 3

…A merica Path Perio&Cal.Cotter Passover Greetings to All Detroit Homoeopathic Pharmacy The Only llooli.vo hie Dory Store in 3/ il•it Entire Homoeopathic Remedies and Specialties. Perfume. and Toilet Articles. Prescriptions, Drugs, Sundries HARM' 'r. WILSON 239 East Grand River Cadillac 5271 mit Local and Long Distance Moving Any Place U. S. or Canada Call FLYER EXPRESS 3107 Park Avenue Phones Cad. 2188-0600 Trunk. Moved for $1.00 ...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 4

…„-- RON ICLE TIEWIWIT1 PAGE FOUR DETROIT U. P. A.'S FIRST REMITTANCE - - GREETINGS MEM BE RS : Chicago Board of Trade New York Stock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange Detroi► Stock Exchange Philadelphia Stock Exchange New York Curb—Associate Chicago Stock Exchange — Bonds — Grain—Cotton SAM LACHMAN Carl M. Deakin, Manager Cadillac 4332 328-32 Buhl Building William J. Greenstein, 13201 Linwood avenue, has been appoint- ed gener...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 5

…America lavish Periotilcal Carter mirror, - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO E YkrItorr,/rwisit entoN lac AIMMIllaaa FLINT SISTERHOOD INSTALLS OFFICERS PAGE FIVE JEWISH CENTER ART SCHOOL TO OPEN EXHIBIT ON MAY 6 the The annual meeting of the Flint Beth El Sisterhood was held Sun- day afternoon in the Temple rooms on Second street. The an- nual reports were read, new tof11-' errs were installed, and commit. tee heads were appointed. Several future ...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 6

…Elf EM MY EIPL5f1 FINLYAM,to Pit I) EIVOITJEWIMI et RON ICIi4 Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Ca, lac. President Secretary and Treasurer .Managing Editor Advertising Manager JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE PHILIP SLOMOVITZ MAURICE M. SAFIR - Entered as Seconliacshs,ma trear,zhtA 119 4 1 . 11 , , , hatc th i s u l;ostolEct at Detroit. f ter General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Ca...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 7

…li 4 4 • 4 t AmerieaN Amish periodical Cotter CL1PTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 ITIE111S/IaltON IGLf RECO VAUS WHO D it Columbia on operations of the eye, will sail for Palestine next month to complete the plans for the institute, which will serve as ' the first unit of the medical depart- ment of the Hebrew university. To a representative of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Mr. Morrison explained that he was prompted to provide the f...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 8

…itoN lax Tit Chgritonj PAGE EIGHT "Detroit's Most Modern Clothing Store" Philcon's Clothes are for Young Men COUNCIL'S ANNUAL MEETING-LUNCHEON TO BE HELD MAY 6 -- - A rare treat is in store for its numbers at the annual meeting and luncheon of The Detroit See- HELPS IN ANNIVERSARY , BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY cetal arsonal 31rs..1. II. Goldberg is assisting the chairman, Miss Edna Lewis, vith (Inns fur the anniversary September Blankets a...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 9

…America Pullslt Periodical Colter CLIFTON AVENUI • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 L'ficrRorrinvisn Otto:NICK PAGE NINE ■■ ammx. arriagen in a, i •; @Announcement ' Morton Greenblatt invites you to attend the opening of his men's store at 12189 Dexter Boulevard Between Richton and Monterey ATURDAY, MAY You will be delighted with the beauty of this new store. Located in the heart of your own neigh- borhood, you will now be able to replenish...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 10

…• - - ThEM.TRorrIEwisn eiRONICLE PAGE TEN TESTIMONIAL FOR M U SIC JEAN JUVELIER ON w,„ TUESDAY EVENING If- „„., mus„. 11111.1111.11111.11.1.1111111111111111""111111.1111111111111 , MUSIC STUDY CLUB Passover Greetings A mint th' S'nh't. _ hr held en Saturday. \lay I, at the -- tne = Tiventieth Century club al 2:30 Hiss .1e:01 , this P. 1I. The follnwing will partici- t es, like den d s. ars ;1; J1. station with Ube Yiddish Ployors at ...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 11

…‘ ,4stericatt Avish Periodical Cork, CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PlEiktuoninvisit Victor Chenkin Internationally Renowned Artist Who Took New York Critics by Storm In a Repertoire of Confinottol Chorwter Song., Including Russian, Italian, Gypsy and Jewish Chassidic Aleludies . ORCHESTRA HALL Sunday Evening, May 5, 8:30 P. M. Tic k et. $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 On sale at Pohl's Restaurant, 8832 Twelfth street; Zaact's Dru...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 12

…, Delicious SUNSHINE POTATO • CHIPS Passover Greetings Mrs.E.I.Sherman Bartley Custom Corsets and Surgical Supports Guaranteed throughout. Spe- cially designed for each individ- RONIOLE TREV617 LO CLUB) NEWS Jolly Fellows. A special meeting was held Sun- day at the home Of Jack Kobrin, 11183 Gladstone avenue. It was decided to have an open meeting shortly, the exact date to be made known at the next meeting. The club picked teams f...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 13

…,AierkaN lavish PerioSeal Cotter currom ATIINUI • CINCINNATI 20, 0100 TIFEbETROITI EMS!IfROXICL- ilassourr Suit tigg THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929 A PESACH .IEHT A Passover Story of South Africa. By A. A. HARMEL The Yuan Kippur Jew! We al I know him for he is a familiar an luta 1 phenomenon in Israel. 1 le is horn out of the spirit and at ,n m,: of the approach of the ho...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 14

…TIBVUTROHJEWISBORONICLE PAGE TWO THE SEASON GREETINGS ()R I GIN OF THE FA LASHAS AMERICANIZATION COMMITTEE REPORT I gassgnimmisigunamosmm...munien irmigiimmommemigroar. = By RABBI J. MAX WEIS Secretary of the American Pro-Falash• Committee NATIONAL AMUSEMENT CORPORATION The American (Editor's Note: Pro-Folosha Committee is included in the United Jewi.h l'anipaign for Slrao,000 of the Jewish 1Velfare Federation to open it, Detroit on M...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 15

…LI 4ircriarr fan'th Palatial eater 0 CUP OK Amu' - OW00111217 20, 01110 PAGE THREE EVLTRODJEWINli ORD:NIUE DETROIT'S HEBREW SCHOOLS yamssmommomanuommummier,,:mignmerivrisommommu m - Passover Greetings 1 and Sincere Good Wishes To Our Many Jewish Friends and Patrons / 113.ri mew AO% HANGER CO. r y 1 ff 1141 . 4 Carpenter Insurance Agency ■ Extends "Manufacturers of Wire Garment - Hangers" to its Jewish Clients ( nd Agen...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 16

…IfIEI)emorr, jEKINI_Lif ROA PAGE FOUR CLEVELAND JEWISH ORPHAN HOME NEW BUILDINGS NEAR COMPLETION 'BUDDY' t. PASSOVER GREETINGS To The Entire Community extends Passover Greet- - ings and announces that he will be closed the en- tire week of Passover. :a From Buddy Meyerson "Buddy's" Delicatessen Manufacturer to You It•alcts.u, of Your Fr,: I I Garfield 924S Twelfth, at Taylor You can save money on fine furniture by buying here....…

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…Amiga *risk Pendia! eater CLIFTON( • CINCUINATI 30, 01110 PAGE FIVE ThEDETROITAW1,511e1ROM CROSS CURRENTS IN AMERICAN SPEAKERS AT THIRD BIENNIAL JEWISH LIFE TO BE TOPIC AT CONVENTION OF BROTHERHOODS, SOCIAL SERVICE CONFERENCE With Best Wishes for Passover to All . Our Jewish Friends and Customers Cross currents in American Jewish life today and the adjust- , ment of Jewish life to the Ameri- can milieu will be the general top- ics of di...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 18

…- 747)erRorritiusiAlRoxictf, PAGE SIX THE BOX THAT IS HELPING TO BUILD A NATION A Passover Story. I ,P; Pesach was fast approat ping An odd-looking stranger once to a little Jewish town in and Chayim Jonah was still with- Although he arrived out means of preparing the Seder :C . %Volhynia. at the busiest season of the year-- feast. Rivkah Bede could not just a few weeks before Pesach-- stand it any longer. Things were tion. The stranger ...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 19

…e isieriesur faith Pendia:I atter CLIPTOM MN= • OISCUINATI 30, 0100 ThEDLTRO1TIEWISII ORDNICLE UNITED JEWISH CAMPAIGN TAKES ' CARE OF MANY OBLIGATIONS fr PA SS 0 17 E R GRPEl'INGS PASSOVER GRE . By FRED M. BUTZEL The united ,14vi,l1 Campaign takes care id one time, of a great Inally national and international OldieationS upon the Jew] ish community. By tIiIIIa if this united effort we are able to avoid a great many campaigns. \)0.*T-N...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 20

…PAGE SIX TnY)critonjonsit 0 ION 104 WELCOME TO OUR FAMILY! NATIONAL LEADERS OF SISTERHOOD ' 111311M1111r11112?IttttrttlintlitIntilltIlIntG111111 11Ittlillttrt11111111111N 01111111111010, PASSOVER GREETINGS Short Story. To Eac J!/ASSOVER GREETIKS TO ALL MY JEWISH FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS KWIPt. . ■ IrwAN J0/1/11 /IOU CADILLAC VINCENT STEEL PROCESS Co. her hand but close to the four of drove up from the station. Each 1 them, balanced p...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 21

…America 5atisk Periodical Coda CLIFTON AVLNUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO 9ETROMIEWISIIORONICIE, A, WITH THE WARBURGS IN PALESTINE Passover Greetings to All Van Dresser NIA Brothers ALASKA MANUFACTURERS Oh' DIES, JIGS, TOOLS AND SPECIAL MACHINERY 1157 Concord Street Edgewood 3310 ICE CREAM • Served Wherever Quality Counts et STROH'S BOHEMIAN LAGER If You Are in the Market for a New rig." • Try a cold bottle of this refreshing b...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 22

…PAGE TEN ■ r r # A1 # I i ' ' et ■ ZWAVINZAIT Z-ZZ:ZZZZZ ,ZZZ ,XV ••■.■ TiiLl9critordEwisit eiRONICIE - ,r.....-- WHY JEWISH WOLFFSOHN MEMORIAL BUILDING FACADE / / •.•— - Er! I r 01 g , l A 0 / tr 0 / 00 0/ Id / Se ason's Greetings rA rA rA rA 00 In the Spirit of the Season We Extend ;$ 00 Our Best Wishes to the Entire 00 Jewish Community for a 00 00 Joyous Passover Oo rid r- A V 0 1 By MILFORD STERN If we wish to be ...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 23

…4maiau lavish Periodical Cada 0 CUTION MN= • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE MEV LTROCKILIVISR ARONIC11 SIX SETS OF BROTHERS Women Drivers Endorse the New Willys-Knight Six. It %,i15 but it tew years ago that the itionliet of women drivers w i r) almost neglible and little or no eon, skier:dm', paid (loin in c o nnection with the )I) sign and construction of automobile,. But those tones hale changed in r 1 e cent y'ear's ttl:h Passover Greet...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 24

…IEVeritorrjEwisn OIRONICLE PAGE TWELVE RELATION OF THE UNITED JEWISH CAMPAIGN TO THE HEBREW FREE LOAN ASSOCIATION. Passover Greetings By DAVID S. ZEMON President Hebrew Free Loan Association The average person perhaps does not realize how imperative the success of the coming $150,000 United Jewish Campaign means to this organization. One thousand three hundred ninety-four 11,394) loans at an aver- age of over $101) each were made possible ...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 25

…Arai= faith Peddled atter I CLIPTON MMUS - CINCIIIIKATI 30, OM fiEbETROITAWISH IfRONICLE A ?#11 1111 P Vaatiourr ttO OitiiibWill Oircrtilitis THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN (6rittralltIrstrrtt IMO igati EPrrtion ( PASSOVER, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929 1 "IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111a REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Irf• , ,t, For the Advancement of Good ...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 26

…,,testeeemoweentitto=e........estr sr' TrOgraorr EriiRor4 ag PAGE TWO 1111MI ■ M71 ■ 1111/•r HOW GRAND RAPIDS BECAME THE FURNITURE CAPITAL OF AMERICA REP. W. W. COHEN SPONSORS CONTEST working machinery have found it profitable to locate at Grand kap- being impossible to carry samples ds because so many of their cus- His Gift Makes Possible about in a suitcase, illustrated cat- tomers visit this city in connection National Young Judaea •...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 27

…Americo ffewish Pedalled Carta CLIFTON AVENUI - CINCINNATI 30, 01110 EDgrRon;kwisti (ARC/NICK Mettelloa.... ■ ••=-/ PACE THREE GRAND RAPIDS GROWTH SHOWN BY WILL FRANCE BECOME ANOTHER COMPARATIVE STATISTICS U. S. FOR JEWISH IMMIGRANTS? PASSOVER GREETINGS 7 Statistical comparisons prove This statement is .substantiated by News Letter From Paris that Grand Rapids forged steadily comparison of bank cleaHngs and Its I. SCHECHTMAN forward du...…

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…RAGE FOUR THEPEntortiarisa GRAND RAPIDS The Patten Monument Co. GUARDIAN MEMORIALS 1219 Plainfield Ave., N. E. Phone 71893 GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. SEASON'S GREETINGS H. F. WELLS MOTOR CO. CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 2044 S. DIVISION Phone 3.2246 GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. The Corner Garage ll's the tear•oe on the cnenee thr aqua,. •rhat doe+ Patiently wsiting In hear roue troebleg, Phiate14n.1 we'll ...Ill he then ferert. w 11 tall 11111 ...…

April 26, 1929 • Page Image 29

…EkLTROrt NAME HERBERT MAY TO LEAGUE OPIUM BOARD The Power to PASS- Cardinal Petroleum Co. 1111111111111111111111111 A COMMERCIAL ANALYSIS OF A GREATER MUSKEGON EASES CONDITION FOR CHALUTZIM MIGRATION let111 6111111117.1iMAIIKIWITIIIIIIIM11111111, SEASONS GREETINGS has hi.„1„,,' fro n t „ N „.„ x 0„,, R d ) . fished in exile are being permitted , with his rot - titer , business interests primarily an in o ltnast a t ,,at t et S12.500,0...…

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…PAGE SIX 7iIEDLTROrF/6WIS IQI RON ICLE RAZEL By EDITH SCHOOR BECK. Holiday Greetings Ponchu is a small Rumanian town which harbors about a thou- sand souls, all told, one-fourth of these being Jewish. As in many of the remoter parts of Europe, the industrial revolution has scarcely penetrated it, the mode of life re- maining much the same as it has been through the centuries; its very simplicity making life more di Hie ul t Hazel had here...…

October 26, 1928 • Page Image 1

…vi reek' b lavish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVINVI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO - MEM 11- EbETROI1' rWISII CR:RONICLE, All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS TELEFHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1928 VOL. XXVI. NO. 22 ANTI-SEMITIC EXCESSES THREATEN JEWISH COMMUNITIES IN EUROPE; STUDENTS LEAD HUNGARIAN RIOTS Attacks...…

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…- PAGE TW 6 PIEVEIROWIEWISPICHRONICIF. JERUSALEM CONSUL REPORTS ON ZION $250 000 ENDOWMET FOR JEVir 611 TT STUDY went period and to the astounding fact of the University Senate's re- fusel to carry out the order of the, minister of education that 30 addi- tional Jewish students, who had graduated with high honors from tutes the principal export item, ! who are the sons of membeers of the secondary schools, be ad- Page One). (Continued Fro...…

October 26, 1928 • Page Image 3

…Altaic s Jewish Periodical Carter _ CLIPTON AMU* - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 71i LiROIT I The Mortgage and Contract Co. HOW HOOLIGANS IN MOSCOW ARE PUNISHED vill• performance. In contrast to with the W hite Army that virtu- him, 17-year-old Zhelesnov has ally bathed in Jewish blood. The cross-examination of the t le appearance of a war psycho- path. The very last one on .,the three guilty ones is completed. Ile, The others insist they know oa...…

October 26, 1928 • Page Image 4

…filliVentonjnqsopiRON PAGE FOUR CENTERS ASS'N Musicians ter, as well as on the evening of the lecture. WINDSOR JR. HADASSAH EUROPEAN WELFARE ORGANIZATION'S OPENS NEW ACTIVITIES DANCE TO TAKE PLACE NOVEMBER 18 010 Round • The first meeting of the Windsor Trip Girls' Gym CI Mothers' Clubs: Junior Hadassah vies held at the USiC Registrations will still be taken home of Miss Molly Cohen, and the The :Mothers' Clubs of Detroit following off...…

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