…lewisk Periodical &Hier _ (=TON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO EL All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS filEbETROIT LWISR HRONICLE THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1928 VOL. XXVII. NO. 1 $5,000 RAISED FOR Noted singer at LOUIS LIPSKY TO BE GUEST THIRTEEN MILLIONS NEW SYNAGOGUE OF Center on Dec. 9 HERE DECEMBER 5 AND 6 RECEIVED TO DATE BY CONG. B'NAI MOSHE Nadam Simmer ...…
…• TfIEfrEore,kwisnaRcelac PAGE TWO HUNDREDS RESERVE PLATES FOR UNIQUE HADASSAR AFFAIR Now Everyone Can Own Solid Silver Two lovely open stock Ster- ling patterns are now avail- able at remarkably low prices. You can start a set of solid silver with- STERLING 6 Salad Forks for $9.00 New manufactur- ing economies en- able us to offer the "Calvert" and "Re- pousse" Patterns at astonishingly low prices f o r solid table silver of splendi...…
…l avish Prriodical Cada curios ATINITI • cmcuoian 20, OHIO PAGE THREE 71Ei)11'ROfTJEWISIIORDNICLE Travel the Motorcoach Way HABIMAH CONCERT &mph, Nall El ..The Only Direct Route Via.. Niagara Falls Buffalo Hamilton Niagara Falls Toronto, Ont. $5.75 6.25 .$7.00 Two Trips 'Daily COACHES LEAVE 8:15 A. M., 8:30 I'. M., STATLER HOTEL BAGLEY AVE. ENTRANCE. Niagara Lines, Glen. 4678 Statler Detroit to Staler Buffalo ON SUNDAY NIGHT L...…
…II E 9LTROIVE111R4 ROM ICLIk ■ 11114Mtnt- 114t ;IirIzZUNIUTV*51 , 1L. AVAWa sSy .re THE bETROITAWIStt ARON ICLE Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Ina. JOS7.PH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE PHILIP SLOMOVI1Z MAURICE M. SAFIR President Secretary and Treasurer Managing Editor Advertising Manager Entered as Second,lase matter March 8, 1916, at the Postorlice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1079. General O...…
…A merica Prick PaloSeal Cotter CLIFTON ATINtll • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE HEY)LTRonli,iiisnaRoNictf. CURTAINS FAULTLESSLY LAUNDERED OR CLEANED Faultless Curtain Laundry and Cleaner s PHONES EMPIRE 0217-5491 We buy and Sell LAND CONTNACi' The Mortgage and Loritract 503 Hammonu drat Formerly Detroit L•1110 Lollt1 ANNOUNCING THE NEW HOME OF go rman's Studios ,Artistic Photographers A cordial invitation is ex- tended to you. 902...…
…PAGE SIX ThEDLTROCK FAISROIRDNIC1,F ORPHAN HOME DANCE THIS SUNDAY NIGHT When holiday hospitality invades the home An arti4tic centerpiece An appreciated gift McMillan Fruit 'Baskets Attractive baskets heaped to overflowing with lus- cious fruits, jams, candy, etc. We carry baskets filled in stock or fill them to individual orders Fruit Basket prices range from $3.00 to $50.00 No Good. Sent Out C. 0. D. Charge Accounts Invited Q. &...…
…Cater 4iitetitig ycwirk Pe 0 - - CLUTCH AyaNUa • CINCINNAll 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN TilE*TROITILIVISIICIRONICLC G'Its449G ,s44k.S Cs. G.''''!, 4.tZ .7N Vt......9 ,7•1, 50-.9^NSC...V tat.-.4:tra RU SSE K M40 Woodstud Annus Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Jay of Byron avenue had as guests over the week-end Harry A. Jay of Chicago and Prof. Philip Jay of Roches- ter, N. Y. Mrs. Al Einstein of 16205 Muir- land entertained at a bridge-lunch- eon given ...…
…:iibikeRorr PAGE EIGHT the Sisterhood and their families. An interesting p rogram is be- ing planned, and a huge birthday I On Sunday, Dec. 9, the Emanuel cake will be presented and cut at Congregation will celebrate the a novel ceremony, Mrs. Eli Levine is chairman of fifth anniversary of the erection of the synagogue at a Chanukah din- the dinner, and Mrs. Isadore Kar- ver at the synagogue, Taylor and bet vice-chairman. Mrs. Max Wilson ave...…
…A merica legisk Periodical Carter azrrost anima • CINtuatNart 30, atm '1T PAGE NINF PIEVLI'ROFF 119f1SflefRONICLE Second Week of "Siegfried" Exceptional Features at Ori- at Little Theater. ental Theater. Due to the extraordinary popu- larity of "Siegfried," the great UFA production based on the Nibelungen Saga, the Motion Pk- ture Guild has been forced to hold over last week's program at the Little Theater. The entire bill will he retain...…
…TilE9crRonlikw1sn eiMDMICLE A Simple Answer to a Common Question- "Where Shall We Go to Eat" Why, to the Italian Cafe, of Loarse Fine Italian Cuisine Ravioli Spaghetti The Italian Cafe Adams at John R. fairbdirn HOTEL Right Downtown Columbia at John R. with M. C. Busses Passing Door A Good Place to Live $8 to $10 Weekly $12 to $16 Double $1.50 to $3.00 Daily "A MEN'S CLUB PLANS ' CHANUKAH BANQUET (Continued From Page One). [ C...…
…A merica 5cwish Periodical Carter (UPTON mays • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO IFEbET-ROITAWISII CffitONICL Ow' Aim :—Not Jewish Family in Michigan Without The CHRONICLE Telephone GLENDALE 9-30-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1923. /0L. XV. No. 1. SOCIETIES TO Seminary Honors UR PRESENTED 'T HREE HEAR PALESTINIAN 11 11111 MEMORIAL BY AMERICAN ZIONIST...…
…• PIEVETROTT SWISH ['AGE TWO IA BALFOUR PRESENTED WITH MEMORIAL BY AMERICAN ZIONIST lgJ 11 U`.2'.A!i I n • g \lastmA 6ifts for thristmasL` • 1 /1 gl? 4 0 UR slogan: "Good Furniture is Not Expensive," was never better illustrated than on this page, where we have shown a few of our offerings for the coming holidays. Three entire floors divided into one hundred and eight rooms are filled with the best that can be produced in fine f...…
…A merica Pwish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ARNO' • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE THREIS 7iIr ,.i'i:nrrkw,sittitRQNIC LG --- naturalization papers. Hiatt is also IIIA5 ASSISTS ALIENS BECOMING CITIZENS IN ----- GORDON DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS PHILLIP prepared to delegate representatives to various meetings of Jewish organ- Judaea Phillip David Gordon, pioneer Jew- izations to lecture on the advantages I of citizenship in connection with this...…
…PAGE FOUR RON 1614 WO/ OPTIMISTIC FUTURE IS SEEN FOR 70,000 U. S. JEWS ON FARMS (Continued from Page 1) only the so-called South Jersey Col- onies and Woodbine survive. Inex- perience, lack of capital, injudiciou s selection of land, the absence of lead- (Tahiti, doomed these early, hastily conceived, badly planned, poorly ex- ecuted projects to certain failure. The New Jersey colonies were the ■ le exceptions because they were mor e favo...…
…I CIViSif Periodical CeNter ....NUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE kr_Isit (71 Kama iffs j state that many unique and unusual , ys dealing "' of fha POALE ZION OFFERS NOVELTY SUPREME— A CHASSIDIM BALL •.!wter who !ns of the '" (4 the ' work of Field to be u.ieloe Affair Center on Dec. 24; Kirby Many Fe•turee Arranged message of • in gene'. • ' , ter. the last • t. advise , loxes[ to I.' plc by •,•n char. , book i s '",". but the , t...…
…1)ernoryzwicsit PAGE SIX filEVETROIT EWISIteiRONICLE PEACEFUL TIMES IN POLAND By MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Jacob H. Schaltaa, Bus. Mgr. Joseph J. Cummins, Pres. and Editor atONICI4 S. ROSENFELD (Copyright, 1923, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) digesting ZIF Merit's \iefus Lie TAlithren's Torun It is true. The Jews today in Po- her and there is no means of find...…
…A merica 5avisk periodical Cada ClittON AV/NUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN pftpentordansit(Aivitca.4 11SHAAREI ZEDEK MEN FINDS FAULT WITH _ 14.6°11 8 ,.° 15.11 `15 PLAN SEASON'S WORK JEWS OF AMERICA . 0-1AS. fce•ewrie ► t, MI. 0 S Br Chu. H. hseets.1 III1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111 1111111111111 11111111111 111111111111111111 11111111112 Weekly Dances Included ...…
…. THE *nun !AGE EIGHT SailgOWINVSMU EN5 loon (*Ron tcui FORM DEPARTMENT FOR HEBREW MUSIC HUDSON'S Meyer Posner to Direct New Branch of New York School. For the first time in any secular school, the Master Instituet of United Arts of New York has announced the All society items and other local notes should be communicated to th• office el The he current week', appear founding of a• department devoted to Chronicle by !I o'clmk Wednesday •...…
…A mterican Iewisk periodical Older CLIFTON *VENUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE MINI MEV LTROIT, A .1.11511 (A ROMICUI - — - MEMBER OF COMMITTEE FOR B'NAI MOSHE BALL •IN Mrs. Louis Simon of West Grand boulevard, a pioneer resident of De- trot, left on Monday for New York where she will make her future home. Mrs. Simon was accompanied by her sun, Kenneth Simon, who came to Detroit for a few days stay prior to his mother's departure for the E...…
…P ltE LTROtT, PAGE TEN A WIMI - • Sf may be, have heard of such a thing ns for German Jews, who are also in The Original need. as a representative government which desperate A committee has been formed here Jack's Restaurant passes legislation and exercises con- by the Kehillah to provide relief for trol over the officials, and they want Polish Jews in Germany who will en- By S. SCHWARTZ. 2517 Woodward Ass the same thing in their country...…
…A llleritall 5c'wisk periodical Cotter CLIPTON AMAMI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN THE &MOM/011540 RON ICLC ant NS, • : .: CLASSIFIED: -: THE FEAST OF LIGHTS storage building. Offer for sale all or will divide. Small payment down and easy terms will handle. Fine location for coal yards or builders' supply. Phone Edgewood 13114 fur appointment. By EMMA LAZARUS. Kindle the taper like the steadfast star ANTED—Experienced male boo...…
…laCnernorr "num TnnI rC i Bru D i ra J, XIRSCX krasn(Aamtuz Digesting the News of the Week (Concluded from Editorial page.) . 5011E 00013 W/LL LOTS FALL FO/ FOR SALE IT— 1/07, CHEAP *PI ONcle "ILL E/L * 'THE ReHrk IlloN BUT WE NM '; j34'Ay /T . wow (nom Correspondence I RENT SoMt MAN sale 5001" and Cables of Jewish Telegraphic Agency.) Professor Cuza, leading instigator of the anti-Semitic students' agitation in Roumania, receive...…
