…A xerkat ffavisk periodical Carter CLIPTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH All Jewish News All Jewish View: WITHOUT BIAS .....--------....—..-0 and POLAND MAY CLOSE ALL UNIVERSITIES UNLESS RIOTS END Hershman to Speak At Services Nov. 13 "Is Jewish Unity Possible?" will be the subject of Dr. A. M. Hershman's address at the late Friday evening services at Congregation Shaarey Zedek on Nov. 13. The services officially op...…
…A rm November 6, 1936 7i1 EPETROir AWISn C1RONICLE _ PAGE TWO and THE_ CHRONICLE AMONG THE FIRST GRADUATES Hebrew Language as a Cultural Factor Chamisho Osor B'Shvat—the Jew- Religious and National ish National Fund Flower Day, Holidays at Schools and the Hebrew Day? Our schools Biro-Bidjan Dinner . In Chicago Nov. 29 have succeeded in bringing home to the children the significance of The Chicago division of the these "days," and, t...…
…4 meriam Amish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 1 ePervorrlaisntkozocul j November 6, 1936 an Woman's Auxiliary of Hebrew Schools GUARD. AND YOUR • BE EYES • SAFE With Health-Lite Cl By SARA DUSCOFF ROBERTS fitted Eyes examined, gl by registered specialists at • price you can afford to pay. MURRAY'S 1119 GRISWOLD ST. masers, or. mleMzen Ave. next to YISTIRDAY TODAY L TOMORROW Alto laacr • A YS THE SAMt ...…
…November 6, 1936 mEligrgorrlEnsneutonia4 and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE PAGE FOUR The Community Fund Campaign flE EFIZIS11911t070CLE When President Roosevelt officially ONE OF THEM By Jacob Tarkove-Naamoni Classroom Study Supersedes Private Tutoring Strictly Confidential opened the welfare drives of the 1936 Tidbits from Everywhere from the Hebrew Weekly Mobilization for Human Needs, he point- Reprinted Published Weekly by The Jewish arealcl...…
…,Atitericaot !elvish &dallied Carter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 30., ONTO PAGE FIVE PiEVf7 RIMPIEMStitA1001'lIC114 And THE LEGAL CHRONICLE November 6, 1936 ONE OF THEM Buy Fine Furniture 'oNCLUDED FROM EDITORIAL. PAGE Dramatization in THE JEWISH COMMUNITY AND Hebrew Schools ITS AFFILIATED AGENCIES .CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAM pressed against the bank of the wadi. importance in the possibilities Who goes?" the voice repeated. EDITO...…
…PAGE SIX' — — ThEVentorrAwisnffiRoma) — Armistice Service Over Radio Sunday An Armstice service, under the auspices of the Jewish War Vet- eran4 of the United States, will be broadcast over the red network of the National Broadcasting Com- pel*, on Sunday afternoon, Nov. V, from 1 to 1:30 p. m., eastern standard time. "Col. Alva J. Brasted, chief of chaplains, United States Army; Captain E. A. Duff, chief of chap- lains, United States Nav...…
…5avisk Peri°ifical Cada CLigyan AMUR ao, osuo PIEVEIROITIEWISAARONICLE Novembe' 6, 1936 which all Jews will be obliged POLAND MAY CLOSE to vote. ALL UNIVERSITIES Sporadic and unofficial hints UNLESS RIOTS END that Germany was planning even 1CONC1.111U, }-n031 PAGE ONE) to meet the interference of out- siders." The conference also asserted The Conference also asserted that "while fully aware that difficulties must arise from the presenc...…
…November 6, 1936 PIEVentorrjEwisn &mak and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE PAGE EIGHT Cause of Jewish Education Is Hailed as One of Supreme Tasks in Life of Jewish People GARVETT ELECTED TEMPLE PRESIDENT Jr. Congregation of Shaarey Zedek (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE) SUCCESS TO UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS DRIVE The interesting services of the Junior Congregation of Shaarey enthusiastically of the success not ek, held on Oct. 31, featured Zed only of the Sa...…
…- - and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE burn, David M. Welling, Joseph Drive'for Jews in Poland Is BETH EL'S FORUM (ANNUAL MEETING Welt, Melville S. Welt. Henry TO OPEN NOV 17 Aided by JWEWO OF SERVICE GROUP Wineman, Mrs. Henry Wineman, Edwin A. Wolf, Julian L. Zemon, (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ■ ECE) ELECTS OFFICERS A special meeting of the Jewish , REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Rudolph Zuieback. Women's European Welfare Or- Mr. Shetzer presided at the at ganiz...…
…. . 1nE/A.17 . Novembei . 6, 1936 (AMOTHQE sal THE LEGAL CHRONICLE PAGE TEN STAGE AN D SCREEN ENJOY YOURSELF AT AT THE CHALET THE CHALET H alevi's Octette on Weinberg Hour Ilazomir Singing I Final Week for "It 1 The ' Halevi retcm- e widi dearn th iroutr:m Can't Happen H ere" .i oocnietoyf s rgatnette REVELRY BY NIGHT POWATAN The Three Radio Ramblers, vitaphone comedy stars, bring much mirth to the Powatan with their comedy numb...…
…04/Aft&WI javisk Pabilcal Cadet. CLIFTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO &Pergorr EwisnuiRoxicul November 6, 1936 e "LATIN TOE" A CUSTOM MADE A Cleverly Stitched Zedakah Completing Plans for Luncheon Zedakah Club is completing ar- rangements for the luncheon to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 24, et the Masonic Temple. Proceeds will be used to care for the aged, provide layettes for new-born Doeskin Sandal Pump 0 n This is the newest ar- ...…
…EtE,VervarlEvsnammum and THE LE PAGE TWELVE Jet Beads give a Education League to Hear Mrs. Sperka Sisterhood's Open Meeting on Monday The last open meeting of the Youth Education League was held on Tuesday, Oct. 27, at the home of Mrs. W. Sucher, 17559 Rose- lawn Ave. After a delightful so- Mrs. Charles Robinson, chair- man of the program committee of the Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek has arranged an interesting pro- Glint... o black c...…
…AlgeriazN i fewish Periodical Cotter CUPTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO liteperRorrla IShaIROPIICIA November 6, 1936 PAGE THIRTEEN • end THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Junior Hadassah Tea Dance Sunday WE COMMEND A WORTHY CAUSE To the United Hebrew Schools of Detroit we extend our greetings cal the occasion of the present 10th annual celebration of Hebrew Edu- cation Month. You are carrying on the great tradition of imparting to your chil- dren t...…
…• -••04.frsro. November 6, 1936 The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and The Legal Chronicle PAGE FOURTEEN POLISH RELIEF DRIVE ENDS, WITHB as ke tball Se Gaon $10,000 REMITTED FROM DETROIT ceach CALENDAR OF EVENTS COUNCIL JRS. TO HOLD BLANCHE YURKA AT FASHION SHOW SUNDAY Pontiac Linwood HADASSAH AFFAIR Company, Inc. --------- The National Council of Jew- Nov. 8—Junior Hadassah tea-dance at Detroit Leland Hotel. ish Juniors will hold their mo...…
…A merica 'apish periodical ewer CLIFTON AV MS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11-4ETROITAWISR HROXICIA- All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS TtIt1 ONLY ANGLO-J‘eitfel , NeW3PAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL, XXXII. NO. 24 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, kRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1931 ANTI-SEMITIC RIOT CAUSES CLOSING OF CRACOW COLLEGE, Student Clashes Spreading to Warsaw and Other Uni- versity Towns. HELLDORFIDENTIFIED AS NAZI RIOT LEADER How the Ort Helps...…
…• pn OR TWO THElkntorr,laiumetRomag 3 Z-MaN)alsgs.v....wsWwwW,10•ZaNNN.W.N.V.w.si 1S.N3s7•101 r— TifiliE IS NO BETTER FUF,L THAN SE Mt iiLVAY —3236 Calvert. Upper twos two flat. annen room, side drive, frigidaire. oil heat. painted wails, Shaarey Zedek Synagogue Neetion. ?dust be +ern nto be •ppreciated. . Phone for Immediate Delivery Careful Handling H. Levenson Coal Co. Cadillac 4006 Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: ott.IttA....…
…A mreria ifewish Periodical alder • ciurroN MMUS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO t. 716 ,..7. 1 1) 510 LTRO LEGAL NOTICE SEC TIO N B tamma. IFYISRARONICLE PAGE THREE Attorney., 1047 pr. Joozyi leemott, At 26412 STATE. OF MICHIGAN, County of STATE OP MICHIGAN, th e Ci rcauit I Woyne. es. Solt pending Wayne. before Robert Court for the County of Wne. i n Ch n- E. Sage. a Circuit Court Commi•nioner eery. Jacub Appelbaum. plaintiff. VA. An- for s...…
…Y)cntorr 1.•.• 1,4. :. 31r,Vati,Y iAr&tizkt ViVzirlykt;t11.71 :7;i:,;ix4 :7A: 71 &Ju n elRori cus Aytimlyav,htuttktityl , TilEDLTROIT I /EWISil OWN Ian this I should long ago have broken my pen. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chromic!. Publishing Co, IOC Entered o. Second•cless matter March 8, 1918, at the Poet. otace •8 Port., AUK, wader the Act of March 8, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephon...…
…America ycwislr periodical Cotter CLIFTON AY/N01 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO wriEwisnasomiam BY THE WAY little anecdote of the days when DeLeon was addressing Populist (Continued from Preceding Page.) ! gatherings. Speaking before a opulist revival in Minneapolis. isaiular meetings, Henry George After the speech, an old whis- gatherings and the like. DeLeon, by the way, was probably the only pered Populist ups and says: "Mr. DeLeon, you have ma...…
…- PAGE SIX (11 Ei/ClItOtTJEWISH (ORM IDLE PURITY GIVES LINEN SHOWER THIS MONDAY] BETH EL SISTERHOOD I PRESENTS TWO PLAYS, For the benefit of the Old Folks Ilome, Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S., is sponsoring a bridge and j ! linen shower at H p. m. on Nov. 9. Admission will be a 72x90 sheet.1 Members are earnestly requested to attend with their husbands and The Sisterhood of Temple Beth • El will inaugurate its season of I fall activit...…
…Amerkam ffewish Pedalled Carter CLIFTON AYINO/ • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO ifEVernorXimPnaacrocus HADASSAH ANNUAL MUSICALE TUESDAY Etth, PAGE SEVEN Turkish Officer to Seek s ICOUNCIL PRESENTS Gold Treasure in Jordan ARMISTICE PROGRAM Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Peter Caplan announce the engagement of thei Three Artists on Program; niece, Anna Stone, to Ilarry Feldman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Feld Interest Evidenced in $20 man of this city. Dono...…
…• • "Strange Interlude" Next At- traction at Cass. Oct ed.: Eugene O'Neill's nine-act drama, "Strange Interlude," with which he won the Pulitzer Prize in 1928, will be present: J at the Cass Theater for one weer, bag,:.] ning Sunday night, Nov. 8. Each performance starts', promptly at 5:30 in the afternoomi e Sid and when five acts have been . played, at 7:40, a dinner intermis- r government looks upon these de- sion occurs until 9 o'cloc...…
