…A merico/ Awisk Periodical Cotter curr4:4 AVINU1 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO TELEPHONE IlEbETROVEWISII All Jewish Views All Jewish News WITHOUT BIAS CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXIII. NO. 9. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1928. SAYS SYNAGOGUE MUST ADAPT TRUTH OF MODERN IDEAS Ludwig Vogelstein Discusses Future of Judaism at Meeting Here. REPORT UNION BUDGET IS OVER HALF MILLION National O...…
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…A mami/ favish Perio&eal eater CLIFTON 6.6116111 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE HE LTIWITILIVLUI RONICLE FOLDING To the Family of the Late Mr. Hearn CHAIRS The Detroit Jewish Chronicle staffs extend their heartfelt condolences to the surviving members of the family of the late Murray Hearn. Mr. Hearn, who for seven years served as linotype man of The Chronicle, left a host of dear friends on this paper, and every one who has worked with him...…
…PErRoIT aim at RON ILI.E ...11•11••• ■ 11•• ■ MINIMI • Sjat PIEVETRORAWIMI ARON ICLE Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publiehing Co,, Inc. President -Secretary and Treasurer Managing Editor JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNF PHILIP SLOMOVITZ Entered its Second-slaw matter Mardi 3. IONS, at the Natant., M Detroit. Mich • .rnier the Art of March 3. 109. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Cable Address...…
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…EWiSit ARON IGLE PAGE. SIX 'PERSONAL 0 CAN:LAU COMBINED COMMITTEE OF LOCAL HADASSAHS PREPARE FOR DANCE ` 1114.id ■ No effort is tieing spared to make the annual ball of Ilailassah which will be held Feb. 111 at the Steller Don't Risk Your Diamond! . ez:,* if the prongs of your muntings are bent or be sure to have it re- turn, 'tired or the stone re-set I re you wear your ring again. Platinum Mot. nt, Jeweled with B.guelle LEani...…
…A merica Prick Perio&cal Ceister CLIFTON AV/NU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN VIBVEIROCIJEWISfletRONICLE • - ^ ASSISTS ON SHAAREY ZEDEK COMMITTEE FOR THEATRE PERFORMANCE ha Csp•oland is assisting fur the with the arrangt 111lITIl The new hats include the ever-favorite felts in high shades, Bakou, a new straw, liallibuntal, satin and straw' combinations or ribbon belting —and the styles are smart' and varied as RussekS collections a...…
…itcYATKom PAGE EIGHT a GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS TO BENT Pianos Tuned, Repaired and Rebuilt LARGEST MICHIGAN JEWISH GATHERING NEW THEATRE HAS TO BE REPRESENTED AT CONSTRUCTIVE INTIMATE CHARM RELIEF CONFERENCE HERE ON SUNDAY t 1921. During the catastrophic famine in that year, when the distributes monies raised by other American Relief Administration _ leisni'sli', ge principally the United came into the field, the J. D. C. rep- s Caropaig...…
…America apish PenaSal Caller CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE NINE PIEDgmonjmosnalizoNICLE CAFE RECTOR BOOK REVIEWS. "The Hebrew Physician" (Ha- 'latch Holvre the only medical journal published outside of Pal- estine which is written in He- brew, has just made its initial ap- pearance. This journal is under the edi- torship of Dr. Moses Einhorn and Dr. A. Goldstein. It contains articles on general medical sub- jects and has a sp...…
…JANUARY 27, 1928 Til6P1711VNIOMISR MRONICLE MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Long Distance Rates are Surprisingly Low . . . For Instance • fir C LIIB) N Sigma Omega Upsilon. The last meeting of the Sigma Omega Upsilon Sorority was held at the home of Miss Minnie Novitz, 5(17 East Palmer. Plans were com- pleted for the dance to be given at the 'Until B'rith Community Cen- ter, March 3. The Phalanx mem- bers were guests at the first bridge- te...…
