…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...…
