…Americam Prick Periodical Carter 1101111111111L CLIFTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Detroit Jewish Chronicle and The Legal Chronicle VOL. 42, No. 4 Federations' Parley Opens This Saturday Dr. Weizmann Speaks at Opening Session of Assembly More than 500 delegates rep- resenting Jewish federations, wel- fare fund and community coun- cils in 144 cities in the United States and Canada will consider their policies on fund raising, wel- fare...…
…January 26, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 2 COMMITTEE DR. HENRY SZOSZKES TO SPEAK AT NUMBER OF LOCAL MEETINGS (Continued from Page 1) SHIRTS each No matter what you pay, no laundry can launder a finer shirt tional work of the American Eminent Leader of Polish Jewry Will Also Deliver Jewish Committee. Jews Under Nazis, Soviet Sermon at Shaarey Zedek on Saturday Morning Commenting on events in Eu- rope and the United States dur- ing th...…
…Amami Awisk Periodical Cotter January 26, 1940 Greet New Members Children's Home At Hadassah Fete Medical Staff's Mrs. Max Frank, president of Annual Meeting CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 3 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Zedakah Anniversary READERS CONTINUE TO GREET CHRONICLE ON NEW APPEARANCE Dinner on Feb. 25 0. ZWERDLING, Ann Arbor, Zedakah Club met at the home Readers of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle this week continued to Mich.: "M...…
…January 19, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 4 Detroit Jewish Chronicle and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc., Entered as Second class matter March 3, 1916, at the Post- office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Bldg., 525 Woodward Ave. Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Subscription in Advance JACOB MARGOLIS PHILIP SLOMOVITZ MAURICE M. SAFIR Cable Ad...…
…A merica yewisk Paladin:1 Carter January P urely Commentary Jews in the News Mr. Simmons of Provo, Utah, and a Refugee There is another chapter to the story we pub- lished recently relative to the unusual interest taken in a Czech-Jewish lad by Almo B. Simmons, a city treasurer of Provo, Utah. It will be recalled that Mr. Simmons, a Mormon, became interested in Johann Berman with whom his young daughter struck up a correspondence. The Naz...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE EDITOR URGES "ADOPTION OF CITIES" TO AID NEEDY JEWS Music Study Club Concert Wednesday Mrs. Maurice Morse, president Music Study Club of Detroit, Flint Jewish Community to Plant Grove in Palestine in of announces that plans are now onor of Mrs. Louis Lebster Honor complete for the fifth annual concert, for the benefit of the FLINT, Mich. — "Adoption" by The meeting was arranged by Sylvia Simons Scholarship Fund, J...…
…Axeriaut ffewisk Periodical eater CLIFTON AVILNU - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11. AS DR. WEIZMANN ARRIVED IN U. S. TO AID UNITED PALESTINE APPEAL 7 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 26, 1940 Mt. Sinai Luncheon Bublick to Address Mizrachi's Banquet To Be Held Tuesday Preparations are complete for the 28th annual donor banquet of the Mizrachi Organization of Detroit, which will be held on Sunday, Feb. 11, at 6:30 p. m., at Lachar's Ballroom, 315...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE BUICK ' S Best Bet GET IN TOUCH WITH Jack Alkon You Will Do Much Better ALKON MOTOR SALES Detroit Phone Vinewood 2-3060 I SALES AND SERVICE nd o tte 6 Phonee 0 0650 Wyandotte, Mich. 2400 Biddle Avenue a==2227as.ratrEMEALS 61: 4frite VaiO 1 " GENUINE TOP-FERMENTED GOLDEN BUD AE Here, at last, is real ale ... aroma- tic, tangy , zestful! Fermented with g enuine ale yeast! Try it today ! Loot for the ...…
…America Pinsk Periodiail Carter CLIFTON AFINVY - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PUBLIC RALLY received from its representative in Rumania via Italy. Protest Haller Appointment The Federation of Polish Jews in America added its protest to those recently expressed by Jew- ish and Polish labor groups at the choice of Gen. Josef Haller, member of the exiled cabinet, as goodwill ambassador to this country. The action, in the form of a resolution adopted by ...…
…41 ' January 26, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE I0 THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY ... Mr. and Mrs. Amson C. Tabor Honoring Dr. and Mrs. Chaim Weizmann, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham will be hosts at a dinner party Srere entertained the officers of on Feb. 2, in their home on Park- the General Assembly of the Coun- side Ave. cil of Federations and Welfare Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robinson Funds, in session here, at a din- of Chicago Blvd. left Jan. 18, ner ...…
…A lmeria:It ,favisk Periodical Caller 11111.11111k CLIFTON ATENUIL - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO II DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 26, 1940 ROBERT'S Annum SALE OF FURS Your Chance to Buy FINE FURS At the Price of the Mediocre Rte' aolo lo'bry _At • 6 500 0144 A'" CAPITOL THEATRE BUILDING Firtutoort "ROADWAY IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY On Saturday, Jan. 30, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen of 3023 Elm- hurst Ave., entertained in honor of their da...…
…12 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE FEDERATIONS GABBER'S Continued from Page 1 Formerly Buddy's 9001 12th St. Cor. Taylor TYLER 4-8742 OR TYLER 4-8762 Serving LIGHT LUNCHES — WAFFLES — TEAS Ice Cream — Complete Fountain Service PRIVATE CLUB ROOMS Available FREE to Clubs, Societies and Organized Groups. Excellent facilities for all meeting purposes including ping pong and dancing. Reserve your dates now. Whom do you call when there's sickness...…
…A ieriewt ffewisk Periodkal alder 13 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 26, 1940 CONGRESS Continued from Page CLIFTON AMC' - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1 be met to a convention of the American Jewish Congress which will be held in Washington on Jan. 27, 28 and 29. ARTHUR FIELDS GETS J. W. V. Installation Plans Van Paassen FORDSON HIGH HONORS On Sunday, Feb. 18 Lecture on Feb. 15 Congress Sessions to Be Held any sense trespassing on LUE in Feb...…
…14 Masonic Auditorium . . . Thursday, February 1 Kirsten Flagstad SOPRANO Tickets: 83c, 1.10, 1.05, 2.20, 2.75 Itet ()flier: Grinnell's, TE. 2-7100 • Littman's People's Theater • 8210 TWELF1 ft ST. TRINITY 2.0100 UNITED STAR,_ w OPE II ETTA CO.' Presents for the First Time in Detroit "Three Comrades" Prisant By L. FREIMAN S. Filler Friday Evening Jan. 26. Sunday Matinee and Evening Jan. 28, Tuesday Evening, Jan. 30 Featuring th...…
…Ameriavi lavisk Periodical eater CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO SPOKESMEN FOR FOUR MAJOR U. S. JEWISH GROUPS TO SPEAK AT COUNCIL RALLY TUESDAY A special session of the Jewish ized, delegates will be afforded an Community Council this Tuesday opportunity to listen to a first- evening, Jan. 30, in the auditor- hand account of the manner in ium of the Jewish Community which their liberties are being Center, will be devoted to a sym- safe...…
…16 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 26, 194C GREETINGS Jewish Welfare Federation of sharing of communal experiences ciency of organiation and for the Detroit, extends the following and for the pooling of all our splendid assemblies." greeting: intellectual, moral and material Gus Newman's Greeting Continued from Page 1 Gus D. Newman, presiident of "On behalf Of the board of resources; never was the need "I appreciate the enormity of govern...…
…A lmeria% leg*k Periodiail Cato CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 12, 940 Detroit Jewish Chronicle 1--- and The Legal Chronicle YOL. 42, No. 3 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1940 Editors, Noted Leaders, Dr. We Vandenberg, Congressmen Will Address Laud Chronicle's Form Federations CEAh .FTH NTH T • Consider Fund-Raising Plans • R T At a working session of the Assembly on Monday, Jan. 29, representatives of local welfar...…
…2 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE SIMON SHETZER HONORED BY HIS Noted Poet to Speak PARENTS ON 40th BIRTHDAY WITH At Sholom Aleichem INSCRIPTION IN THE GOLDEN BOOK Dinner This Sunday SHIRTS No matter what you pay, no laundry can launder a finer shirt eac h Simon Shetzer, president of the prominent of the younger Jew- Jewish Community Council of ish leaders in this country, was Detroit and one of the most honored by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaa...…
…A merica ffavisk Periodical Carter 19. 1940 I peak 'hem iday chairman the She, announm leon corn, onor din. Eike plan, :LSTEIN Totel on o. m. :he fam. ish poet, iew book 11 be the Teal pro. by the hoshane" ivied by Winekur he latter est, will igs. The Frances e of this Finkel- da Kom. ; Sarah ecretary; Sarah etary. I means, )renbein, , Jenn't T, Dora by Anna •utnmage iairman; mded to ;uropean it coop- the Sho- no• din- dinner Finke...…
…4 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Detroit Jewish Chronicle and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE The Bomb Plot January 19 . • STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL 1 J. Edgar Hoover and the Federal Bu- Tidbits from Everywhere Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc., reau of Investigation are to be congratu- By PHINEAS J. BIRON Entered as Second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Post- lated on the prompt action they have taken to prevent outrages in ...…
…A merica ffaisk Periodical Cotter 19, 1940 January 19, 1940 L • Purely Contmentary sptimis- ar over seteri Pre,q. bonged ee that :petting sal bat- sve the missed eplace- er Les. blooded Le 17th s mem- crowd you of the of his ha was ndicate [amber- al cen- pers. eld are th pa- cessary carried not so Gabby is to war front know is like broad- r' their believe nk on :hurch- tte the empire k the my of rmany most :s who at up 1zecho- MOUS, c...…
…6 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 19, 1941 IN THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY Miss Dorothy Brown of Cleve- land was a recent guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Longfellow Ave. Mr. and Mrs. William Field of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Schakne Glynn Court and their daughter, of LaSalle Blvd. left Friday, Jan. Joan, will leave the middle of 19, for an extended visit in Miami next week for a six weeks' stay Beach. in ...…
…L. 9, 1940 • rs. Jo- t Mon- lunch- m and A. Sid. road, e Mrs. Jack .e and ontiac, m Ma- Ildfarb s. Sam nk of e, Sid- f Pon- ' Mrs. 'Sidney ois of h Bar- grand- nd of their Brown here ;cheon )f the I chil- ft for was Ruby as re- f. Op- ilman, trsday astein from eport, ; with Mr. alvert nfield mid- each. in of Jan. no is Con- ,nuel, mem- ifter- 'hila- shkin fam- Mrs. scuss Osor be Feiss Mon- Flor- A larm "mak Periodical Carter CLIF...…
…8 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January January 19. TESTIMONIALS the change in style, size and fu , - mat of The Detroit Jewish Chron- icle. While our library subscril:, to English, Hebrew and Yiddi- periodicals the world over you:. Chronicle has been the in o t widely used newspaper among put of them. At times, however, b._ Continued from Page 1 nical advances is the evidence of a continuing desire to pro- vide, both in form and in con- tent...…
…64/11 1eriegAr Vary ATIOdied ealter CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 19, 1940 HOME RELIEF SOCIETY INSTALLATION MONDAY On Monday, Jan. 22, the Home Relief Society will hold its annual installation of officers at the De- troit Leland Hotel. A subscrip- tion luncheon at 12:30 a. m., which is optional, will precede the installation ceremony. Reser- vations are being taken by Mrs. Sam Mitchell of Lakewood Ave., Lenox 5805, and Mrs. Willia...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE I0 Young Women's Bicur Cholem Luncheon Jan. 24 DR. SZOSZKES Continued from The donor luncheon of the Young Women's Bicur Cholem Organization will be held next Wednesday, Jan. 24, at the Phoe- nix Club, John R and Erskine St. Reservations may be made by calling the chairman, Mrs. Wil- liam Steiner, Townsend 6-0440. Page 1 the next few days. Detroit Jews are urged to send clothes to be included in the shipment to ...…
…A mer ic at r cwis Jan,ory Peritiall eater CLIFTON Continued from Page 1 II DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 19, 1940 RASHI MIMI CINCINNATI 20, OHIO bic; and his knowledge of Hebrew largest Sources of the medieval las de Lyra, who in turn pro- Jr. Congregation of Shaarey foundly influenced Luther. But Zedek to Sponsor Cham- grammar was therefore not to be French language. Rashi's influence, if felt somewhat compared with that of the Bible ish...…
…12 January 19, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Jar Psychologist Views the Problems of the Jew Member of Faculty of Wayne University Sum- marizes Symposium on "Jewish Youth Faces the Future" By S. C. GROSSMAN, M. D. Of the Psychology Department of Wayne University Young Jewry has become very apprehensive. Opportunities in business and in the professions have become extremely limited for all but particularly so for the young Jew who consequ...…
…v 4iatriewr Iewisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINIT1 • CINCINNATI 10, MO 13 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 19, 1940 Mt. Sinai Ass'n Impressive Ceremonies Mark Luncheon Jan. 30 3oth Anniversary of Turnover Prominent Speakers and Entertainers on Program Impressive ceremonies marked dish Folks Verein, Itzkovitz and the observance of the 30th anni- Hirsch of Chesed shel, Emes, Jaf- versary of the Turnover Aid So- fin and Epstein of Los An...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 14 COMMITTEE' FORMED TO PLAN AN EHRLICH MEMORIAL FUND At a meeting of representatives of organiza- tions 'with which the late Joseph H. Ehrlich was affiliated and in which he was actively interested, held at noon Wednesday at Hotel Statler, an Ehrlich Memorial Committee was organized to plan a suit- hble tribute to the deceased leader. This committee is composed of presidents of organizations in which Mr, Ehrlich to...…
…_ America Prick Parodical alder CLIFTON AVMS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 15 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 19, 1940 Dr. Franklin to Discuss "Religious Philosophy of Modern Judaism" Friday Evening, Jan. 26 CLASSIFIED AT CLUB ROYALE HOUSE HELP. On Friday evening, Jan. 26, ual, be furnished by the Temple RELIABLE Laundresses, women for house at the Sabbath Eve services of choir under the direction of cleaning, house maids, women Temple Beth E...…
…January 19, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 16 Gifts to Jewish Child Place- ment Bureau FEDERATION Continued from Page 1 The Jewish Child Placement Bureau acknowledges contribu- nal effort in Detroit goes back tions from Miss Edith Heaven- almost a century, when Jewish settlement began. rich and Max Blum. The first joint association of Detroit Jewish philanthropic so- cieties, the United Jewish Char- ities, was organized Nov. 7, 1899, by f...…
…A mara% ,faisk Periodical eater nrua'y 19, 1940 CLIFTON ATTNUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 17 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE cold in cattle trains and fields France." Both books are full of when the greatest exodus in the anti-Jewish villifications and are history of Czechoslovakia Jewry intended, apparently, for illegal starts. distribution in England a n d Continued from Page 1 The slavery into which the France. Czechs and the Jews will be ernor-G...…
…January 19, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE "Youth Speaks" Programs Start At Community Center Feb. 18 For Excellent MEALS & DELICATESSEN MARS The SPOT 8701 LINWOOD AVE. CHAS. MARX, Prop. We Deliver .. TY. 4-8716 In MINIM BEM any,44 * GRACIOUS SERVICE * TRUE REEIREMERT *1116111f1f0 HOSPITALITY (11f1T1176 I MITIRI 1111 In 11111119 It A I. fileitii MIFF alit 11110(11/11VI HI II 114 MUCH MOS CIEVEIBBER The House League, the dele- ...…
…America 'Nish Periodical eafter CLIPTON ATENUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO L. 19 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 19, 1940 OBSERVE CHAMISHO OSOR B`SHVAT BY PLANTING TREES IN PALESTINE; CHILDREN IN ALL LOCAL SCHOOLS PARTICIPATE; JAN. 20 J. N. F. SABBATH Ou 0 Tops for Quality! JEWISH ARBOR DAY t2C2 113 AND YE SHALL PLANT IttZ11 r1 5t4 0:17t:121 IT'S BETTER DRY CLEANING! Detroit's foremost name in dry cleaning is your utmost promise o...…
…WEIZMANN Continued from Page 1 the functional fields. Other speak- ers will outline the effects of pressure for non-local needs on federation programs and the re- sults of the stabilization of com- munity chest support. Elias May- er of Chicago, secretary of the Council, will preside at this ses- sion. Representatives of local com- munities and of the General Jew- ish Council will participate in a special meeting devoted to "Group Relations ...…
…A ltai= yegsk Palatal Carter CLIFTON MINUS - CINCINNATI 30, j 5 ,40 .••••• Co, Detroit Jewish Chronicle —and The Legal Chronicle VOL. 42, No. 2 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1940 Murphy Hits Dealers in Intolerance ■ ■ :CAS FTH NTH T S Hillel Head Speaks j. H. Ehr lich Death Calls Noted _ Here Sunday Night Community eader Is Called by Death at 58 One of Detroit's Out- standing Leaders Was Ill Five Days National Parl...…
…2 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE WOMEN'S LEAGUE TO SHOW LATEST PALESTINE OF YOUNG ISRAEL MOVIE HERE TUESDAY, FEB SHIRTS No matter what you pay, laundry can launder a finer shirt east' WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE 1b 14 ,. Damp Wash 79c The Women's League of Young Israel is sponsoring a number of evenings. The coming affair is a Chamisho Osor bShevat program to be followed by games of bingo, bridge and mah jong, Sunday, Flat Pieces carefu...…
…A mami 9cwisk Periodical Carter y 12. 14 'EB. 6 huil•red • anst orta• tine film )•:;1 b Yet beer cot:ntr) lean pre S iesday Jan. 16, will be ten Sun. i Moshe in, Mrs, rge ad. admis• Ines is used to pplying glasses, for the :embers ged to its may Smith taken f Mon. Hall, )ffice rs. which sleeting tl, and tsident, assem• Is. For Tharles 10, or vnsend CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO •January 12, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE ...…
…rN 4 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Detroit Jewish Chronicle and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc., Entered as Second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Post- office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. His contributions to Palestine's upbuild- ing, his work for the creation of strong Zionist groups, his recent activities in be- half of the Jewish Publication Society of America, hi...…
…A i:writ- of larisk Periodical Carter 12. , 40 Purely Commentary President Roosevelt's message to Congress, on .1„ 11 , 3, had historic significance. He condemned .—trich-imitating Americans who refuse to see I he truth. He pleaded for national unity. He i—ued a call for sanity and for unselfishness. But a bove all, his message was important for its epudiation of rabble-rousers and fomentors of 1,tre hatred. This portion of his message dec...…
…6 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE A Fearless, Uncensored Discussion of ;Tr ige JAN. 14 "The Nazi Threat to Civilization" only Betrolt Appearance of the Famous Foreign Correspondent EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER Expelled from Germany heritage he wrote "Germany Puts the Clock Deck" Tickets at World Ad- venture Series Office at Institute. Open every afternoon but Mondays. Temple 2-7676. Reserved Seats 75c -$1 DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS • Littman's Peopl...…
…America ffavisk Periodical Coder CLIFTON AV1NUI • CINCINNATI 10, MO January 12, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 7 TS .1M•va S e. IMPORTERS ue ut CLOTHIERS 1400 Washington Blvd. Detroit 41- Ir lit th ly HALF-YEARLY uc Sale! 11:3 ;l e h. SUITS and OVERCOATS It e. Scholnick's Half-Yearly Sale presents choice values in men's fine clothing at bona fido reductions that makes every garment a 21' real bargain. The suits and ...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Dance of Windsor Jr. Hadassah Jan. 17 Junior Hadassah of Windsor will hold its annual ball on Wed- nesday evening, Jan. 17, at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue in Windsor. An entertaing program of novelty Leap Year dances has been arranged. The proceeds of the dance will go to the fund to save refugee children who will be settled in the homeland in Palestine. Dr. Franklin's 2nd Coast-to-Coast Women's Congress Broadcas...…
…ffewick Perialkal eatkr 12, 1940 $500 STINE Gev erk. 21 he.d at V( ivia, s ■ rolte, ?d. This through aces. A . Ve rein, susu of amount igh the II uro- th,• of. Orgatli- sha flea Sunday, 2th St., will be r, a re- le. The is to 2tivities nd the F, cam- ored 3; Frs. !al fra. ppoint- or stu- iversity Harold turence ett. Leon- Stearn, n Mil- instein. Henry Day Fred- id first medal e con- .ssocia- ield in ng the movie ss nner st ...…
…I 0 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 12, Ic40 I\ THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Max Jacob of 18420 Hartwell St. will celebrate their 38th wedding anniversary at 9 p. m. on Tuesday, Jan. 16, at the Detroit Leland Hotel. No cards. Albert A. Gordon has returned to his studies at the Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, after spending two weeks with his fam- ily of Webb Ave. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Berris and daughter, Peggy, of Chicago B...…
…v 4striewt !with Periodical Carter 1c40 • 'ut dy lance son, rday, utri e- . No will farm len d - and met:, !mug Cele- tnni- ionic . held ban- Mrs. sted uch- otli- wes- resi- icre- vas- See- Lip- nted aual be Eva was qrs. inal the nen for Irs. old- 4rs. Eva eph be uer ara of ,ose ield • the lisL4 lies nd- rith ∎ Me RV- re- to ark Itta at SON m. rce ricz rey Ian pre ck- ek. !h.. ne. tic an, a he CLIFTON AMUR • C...…
…12 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE LASALLE Window Shade Co. WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER Cleaned and Repaired LINOLEUM Inlaid and Battleship CARPETING Rugs and Furniture VENETIAN BLINDS Drapery Hardware I.et Our Prices and Sane f ree Esti t es Furnished 8625 LINWOOD CALL TYLER 5-1230 January 12, 140 BERNARD ISAACS, Superin- GUS D. NE1VMAN, President, CLARENCE H. ENGGASS, tendent of United Hebrew Schools: Detroit Service Group: "Both per- Ch...…
…Algeria/I ,fewisk Nriodical eater 2, 1;40 January 12, 1940 PALESTINE ;GASS, 'en1 , 18, "Con. Ipr.ved (Continued from page 1) he 11e. Ye, of religion or race or economic status or, least of all, for that dignity of the individual which lies at the basis of our civiliza- tion," said Attorney General Murphy. Declaring; that America itself came into being at the hands of "harried and homeless people" searching for the blessings of peace a...…
…14 • DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 12, • • Greetings to Turover Aid Society on Its 30th Anniversary Gifts to Hebrew Schools The United Hebrew Schools ac- knowledge the receipt of two scholarships from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolf of Parkside Ave., in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Charles, which will be observed on Saturday, Jan. 27. CONGRATULATIONS! New Modern Kosher Meat Market 12529 LINWOOD M. Shiffman Greetings! Long Liv...…
