….1, America,, 'apish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PIE Pgrizorrir.wksif &Rom lox The Voice Of The Shofar RE-ELECT Robert G. EWALD FOR Councilman Square With Labor Square With Capital :•• Member in Good Standing Knights of Pythias, No. 55 RE-ELECT Philip Donon FOR CONSTABLE, EIGHTH WARD JEWISH CANDIDATE Former Constable of Third Ward. F.doweimiwihnionemmismilw:ith)i))1).')Nimiieziol,1: PAGE FIVE Reor...…
…4 ,)entonjEwtsn a (hRor tat azi!ra*mtz141103*.rm?7:iy37,vin*liutylyiy , . 4 _, vision of Ezekiel is by many scholars believed to iffEDETROVEWISB AKONICLE The have been inspired by painted reliefs on the of wt 3 . wt 3 iiSc> o<9445 — GlAS. (JOSEPH, ' walls PAPAW Weekly by The Jewish anenicle Publ shIng Co., Inc. 5e. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Enter... e. . President Secretary and Treasurer Second•risen winter March ■ ...…
…America Arish Periodical Carter CLIPTON AnNtni- CINCINNATI 20, OHIO IEP:rttork/EwtsfithiroisICIAI Detroit Symphony. With the opening pair of sym- I tof rip phony concerts on Thursday and Friday evenings thi ss of week, De- troit's musical season gets under way and is off to a flying start with the splendid program which Ossip Gabrilowitsch, conductor of the orchestra, has chosen for the first pair of concerts. "The Ro- man Carnival," ...…
…PAGE EIGH1 PEPLTRORAWISR RONIC14 —71 a 0I SPONSOR BONSTELLE liugagruiritts ctate arsona PERFORMANCE SUNDAY Miss Lillian Robbins is one of the —5 active members of the Junior olassah cummitte which in sell- f Mr. and Sirs, Alexander Klein 1410 Collingwoud avenue an- • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Priinako of \ I r. and rs. David Bussyl the Whittier have as their guest sire Weller) have returned Miss Pearl Franklin of Three Rov- ism an Eastern ...…
…A merico Aur ish periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE NINE' 1) TiE emorr,kwisifoRoxiac '7AsSEep ea-wins/70w October Is :oat Month SSE 1448 Woodland Amu. ASK THE RABBI October Is :oat Month October Brings its Many Opportunities S Ercry II ssage One o f greet I utcrcst. The Newest The Most Attractive CLOTH COATS r p $110 c; $149.50 Others $69.75 to $395 From a collection Cif really tine coats you may c...…
…I PAGE TEN TifE 7)E1 'ROTT 4 IEWISAARDIVICLE • GERTRUDE EDERLE IN lhim debut in "Swim, Girl, Swim." Leading Jewish Citizens Trudy is shown in action in the PICTURE AT REGENT! water end besides this, the girl Favor Judge Kilpatrick proves that she can act. Miss Funny, fast mov i ng and eho,tk Ederle plays the part of herself in full of interest is Bebe Daniels' the picture. l a was w i nt. MiliS Daniels again has James w hi c h w al tr, the...…
…America/I ffewith Periodical Carter IMMIS1 ■ 1••1 ■ 1•M • FRIEDMAN AND GRANGE PLAY HERE SUNDAY OPENING CONCERTS Orchestra Hall ■ ■ CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO Of o<=>0 S THURS. and FRI. Oct. 13-14, at 8:30 ymphony Orchestra The football game between Benny Friedman and his Cleve- land Bull Dogs amt "Red" Grange and his New York Yankees, sched- OSSIP GABRII OWITSCII, Lambe.. BELLE ISLE 25c vic, oft Request Program FOR...…
…ThEIATROTI:16WISALiIRONICLE Repairing and Refur- nishing Furniture. EDUCATION MONTH AROUSES INTEREST THROUGHOUT CITY 'entinued from First Page.) nut, F Reichman, S. Kali, M. Friedenberg Fourte..ri Year, ill Rosin, Call Melrose 5509 for an estimate. es REV. JACOB I. SKLAR MOHEL Recommended by men Detroit Phrstrutn• their own children • well a, other. 1610 Hazelwood Ave Plume Empire 6426, REV. J. SIINERMAN Mohel Specialist 25 Y...…
…A merican }swish Periinfix! Center Mi Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 14 cs.trron Maya • el:learnt.' 20, OHIO TR- EkTROIT, AEWISR. IIRONICLE ■ TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN EMBARRASS QUEEN I MARIE BY RAISING JEWISH QUESTION Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents . DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1926 VOL. XXX, NO. 22 1 GOVERNMENT WILL BE ASKED TO MAKE LONG TERM LOAN Will A dr...…
…-41111111‘. EsDentorr, /aim PAGE TWO DEDICATE BRANCH Zedek Synagogue delivered the most OCT. 24 impressive talk of the evening. BOYNE EMPLOYS ONLY JEWISH CLERK IN CI RONICIA; YOUNG PEOPLE'S MASQUE DANCE SET FOR OCT. 30 M THE GREATER SEASON 0 Telegrams of congratulation were One of the nicest affairs of the titan t Jarvis Caplan, clerk of Judge John received from Milton M. season for Jewish young people is go- No and the B. Manisch...…
…A merica lavish periodical Carter CUMIN AMMO' • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE ETROrl MIS t RO1CLE ajfC— ..1 ■ 111 Commerce knew of my connection Clancy for Congressman. with the firm and so did hundreds of DRESS BREW business men and attorneys. 1 left Since the indoor ice skating rinks ME FtZON TO AD ((V. INTERPROFESSIONALS, Robert II. Clancy, Republican can- the firm some time before I went to have become popular, hockey has 170:171 di...…
…THE Peraorawisn PAGE FOUR mRomax wileens■a DETROIT RABBIS APPEAL FOR FUNDS FOR DISKIN INSTITUTION, PALESTINE not seen in years and whom you per- haps will never see no long as the "Detroit's particular needs today present immigration regulations are are repeal of the excise tax on auto- as strict as they are. Nov: no man mobiles, re-apportionment to give in Congress, least of all the present more representation In Congress, and incumbent,...…
…A merican Aydin Periodical Center CLIPTON AVINVII • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE ViderRordzwisnal nom WEE Detroit's Finest Fur Emporium 96.16=1•611•1011•1••••••99 FEDERATION AGAINST ALIEN REGISTRATION Captains of Industry To Aid Farm 5Iovement Manufacturers Association Fe. vors Change in Emmigra- lion Bill. wanted to return from foreign real- dences where they have been living with their husbnads. I think that in e ptai r o tn . Iiii...…
…• Tigjjergorrjoasn 9,ttorocu, Wit' 'kit a b'eb"- Web' betSb• 11:1 tb'eb' b's1 b" b"b•bt • ii-EVETROITJEWISII &RON ICLE ::: • ■ , • Published ;1:SI:=c7=;i:;;ii:i:i.. C.., 1.. W■ 1lir1 JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB MARGOLIS ' 1 JACOB H. SCHAKNE President Editor General Manager Interred m immd-elme matter hf•rch E ME at the Foothill. at Detroit. IL 3, 1879. HIM_ under the Act of ' b" b '6145 ' e • • v"• •,b , ure of breathing the same ...…
…A merica ,fewish Periallal etwier CLIPTON AMU% • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO L • 1_14 F1 91(11H.OAIL1 or phone Empire 4878 any day I pie I meet who say that they would chology of the spoken word, pante- ter Saturday rather be anything than a rabbi I mime in the classic form, diction, bet ween 9 and 5, excepting : wonder why they don't show them- voice culture, psycho - gymnastics. 111111 Sunday. al selves considerate as well as critical This clas...…
…0 eiRONICI E PAGE EIGHT GIRLS' BRIDGE TEA! TEA TO BE HELD NOV. 7 1 tOREAN 4.14* tt1110.1., • • s"siess• isesimaiss..ssiosinississs.p Mrs. Roy Y. Chatlin has bern chosen chairman of the bridge•tea " 41, °A. III •, li Advance Announcement of Our November Sale 1, t,a) I.1 of SILKS Temple Beth El Sisterhood will Alvin D. Ilersch, chairman of the prepare and serve a chicken dinner entertainment committee of the on the evening ...…
…'AT ty A merican Avid, Periadkat Center. CLAYTON ATM* - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINN TLEncriturrkwisrliiiltONICLE IREPORT FAVORABLY ON HADASSAH AFFAIR Bonstelle Playhouse to Show "Sev- enth Heaven" Night of Nov. 7. For Furs of Finer Quality F. Siegel Co. furs repre- sent the finest in quality and style distinctiveness, produced by the leading fur craftsmen of the world especially for B. Siegel Co. herr Nu.. Poi gni SIEBEL@ (014.1...…
…LefetnonlovisnffiRONICil PAGE TEN _ _ dies and gentlemen in the city, espe- Frank Gerson, Dell Reid, the Dixie cMlly strangers. It is also a chart- tenor, Al Golden, Herman S. Robin- table organization. Harry Genendlef son, Jack Weisberg, Sylvia Goer and is the organizer and the charter mem- many others contributed to this pro- bers included Hymen Gerson', Abe grani. The next program will be 9 to 11, Hudosh, Al Sklar, Harry Korby and given ...…
…A merican ffewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN fiiEpentorEfonsn(ARONICLI, Cu Y. M. H. A. NOTES MAJESTIC THEATER Athletics; WEISS-Strictly kosher Tuesday evenings the gymnasium MACK B. caterer for weddings, banquets, class meets at the school on Wilson parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates and Gladstone avenues; Thursday reasonable. 1670 Pingree Ave. Em- evenings basketball practice is held pire 7146. Wi...…
…OCTOBER 29, 192b Ctil tIrlitrttOTT&S11 RRO SERVICE GROUP TO GOVERNMENT WILL SOLICIT JEWS FOR BE ASKED TO MAKE COMMUNITY FUND LONG TERM LOAN Frigidaire Meets In Dayton. NOW OPEN '— - A present is cheap but love is dear. • R. F. Callaway, branch manager I for Frigidaire Corporation in the De- The moujik need only prepare the ' troit district, has left for Dayton, beer and already the devil is here ; Nntefi Ohio, where he will attend a gener...…
…A merica Pal ish Periodical Carter Ali Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS - CLAYTON AVMS - CINCINNATI 20, r fiRomcLE IlEbETROIT LWISH. THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1926 VOL. XXX, NO. 21 PALESTINE ECONOMIC' PROBLEMS MEETING Emanuel Congregation 1 OPENS IN LONDON ( C hosen President of 1 Murphy to Address B'nai B'rith Lodge Plans for Ilallowe'en Masque Dance to Be held Oct...…
…PIEDLTROn;ANIS/I ORM ICLE PAGE TWO OBITUARY Nathan L. M. Ferber ATTORNEY-AT•LAW Announces Removal of His Offices to MRS. SARAH KAPLAN Mrs. Sarah Kaplan of 654 West Palmer avenue passed away at her home on Thursday, Oct. 14. Mrs. Kaplan had been a life-long resident of Detroit and had served the com- munity long and faithfully, doing effi- ciently and whole-heartedly whatever she undertook. During the war Mrs. Kaplan head- ed one of the...…
…A merican Pal ish Periodical eater CLIFTON AMU! • CINCINNATI 10, 01110 THR11111 PAGE Eljentonim+ isit egOli (MN is to march out on the field a team at polo and proved to he exceedingly clever with the mallet. After the of prize bulls and put them in a bar- ' ness. The coach then lines up his I war was over Bacharach remained in football players in front of the bulls the army and is now in the cavalry, and tries to drive the animals thr...…
…rLet)untomiEwisn s PAGE FOUR H RONICLE UNITED HEBREWtSCHOOLS OF DETROIT NOW OPEN FOR FRESH FISH 1 CALL DANTO CHERRY 7290-7291 Iti Building Exhibition • 2137 GRATIOT AVE. (Near St. Aubin) . You and your friends are cordially invited to visit our Building . to 9 p. in., except Sundays. , Exhibition. ()pen daily from 9 a. IT M DO NO T MISS II 11 C W.1KOTCHER LUMBER CO. General Offices ited MI/1--Gratiot an d It. Aubto Awl*. Ge [ ...…
…A merica ,eivish periodical Cotter CUPTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE FIVE , EI ATVErrcon LIsleiRomicLE 4111, _— On Meisner•McCafferty Staff. PYTHIANS HARD TIME PARTY SET FOR OCT. 31 David P. Zack, formerly of Hol- yoke, Mass., and now a resident of Detroit, is associated with the firm f Meisner & McCafferty, certified o public accountants, in the First Na- tional Bank Building. Mr. Zack is a graduate of the Uni- versity of Michi...…
…ARONIGIa. Uttg&I " •b"(5 '6 '6 " 65' • Vt14-4Y=1 '6 tetMIATkkhelWv bwi.Y '010(3 6be'b 'fib" 'AV b" b"d " garlitt 401451 .51TM the denial of the actu 11 facts bring about a satisfactory economic state of afft irs. Unity In Israel Seen In The fact that a Non-Partisan economic conference Palestine Pledge can be called together to discuss the multifarious and Published Weekly by no Jewish aureola. Pubileiting C.0., lee. 0 ... _______, ...…
…A merica lavish periodical Center custom Annul CINCINNATI 20, onto Trifibergottfonsn Rom sat I will be furnished by the well-known by the national committee for mental I EL MOSHE CLUB PLANS li•Isk 'it Orchestra. hygiene as director of the Institute DANCE FOR OCTOBER 24 The proceeds of the affair will be for Child (And:ince in New Yor k u"-.I towards the fund for equipping City, Ills subject will be "Your library, which will be open to. The ...…
…WHitentorrAvagnMitorocus PAGE EIGHT In the Radio Shop at Hudson's e. Six-Tube Radios in Console Cabinets ..` '0)1 On account of the sudden death of Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, honorary director, the card party planned by the Ladies Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedek, to be held Nov. 3 at the Hotel Statler, has been indefinitely postponed. Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Wolfe of 2721 West Grand boulevard will be at home Sunday afternoon and eve- ruing, Oct. 24, in...…
…A merica 'elvish periodical Ceder CLIFTON AMU% • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO - PAGE NINE fitiY)LTItUrdelISIItiotalictg ■ ••• ■■ ••••........... Engagrnunts "• ■■ ••••• I iiirti. 6•••• ■ ••••••• Here you will find all that *is new and smart for infants up to the girl of 16 years—and at very moderate prices consistent with good quality Mai MISS EDITH ALBERT A wrihnkled coat looks old even if you boughtit yesterday gagenient of their daugh...…
…P Ad t EN 7hr,Vicittork/fxsn (A ROIrt lac 'ars istm..tas4resvezvniesim •scsbcsiesir S TVA/ (WIN •tErtlY • MI/ ow Te. CPO/ 'rato:1mi anti (flub dotes a i 0 ... ii IF I Fs Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity. The last general meeting of the Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity Was held at the home of Louis Salesin, 1011 Alger avenue, Sunday, Oct. 17. A short rehearsal of the fraternity play was held. Following the rehearsal an open discussion sous ...…
…America ffewisk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ArINI31 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN TtiDgritOrr,/t;wisit ARON IVA; WANTED When Buying That New Chrysler SCHREIBER MOTOR SALES 12851 - 53 WOODWARD AVENUE Arlington 3827 IRVING SCHREIBER na guests of the Young People's Tem. ple Club. Patrons and patronesses for this event will be: Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin, Rabbi Leon From, Mr. and Mrs. John !merman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vehon, Mr. and...…
…OCTOBER 22, 1926 ttOITJEWISB (fIRONICIA Stiglitz Quality Shop Moves. ) The St'glitz Quality Shop has been moved to 6167 Russell street, after 15 years of business at 6129 Russell at. This store is known all over Detroit 1 as a high grade orthopedic shoe More. Among his patrons in this line Mr. Slights numbers more than 2,000 in the police department alone. The Stiglitz Quality Shop also car- ries fine lines of men's wear and, with its bette...…
…A llteria frwish Periodical Caster CL IPTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 30, 0100 RrEbETROIT LWISH HROAICLE Ali Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 192(9 VOL. XXX, NO. 20 I I In Charge of Beth El Meeting on October 21 SESQUI PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION IS ATTENDED BY JEWS 35,000 Participate in Affair Ar- ranged Under B'rith Ab- raham Auspices. Discuss Jewi...…
…I PAGE TWO saLli 18fiCARONICIdi &perm./ - - — JR HADASSAH IN CHARGE OF MEIER CHFEYE. $30,000 BUDGET IS NEEDED Syncopators, with Seymour Jacobs tunity to thank all who have attended B'NAI B'RITH SATURDAY • himself, and Clarence Jacobs, Univer- these affairs or assisted In making NIGHT DANCES SUCCESS sity of Michigan's greatest saxaphon- them a success and gave cause for the slogan, "where your friends go." ist. For the dance on Oct 16, B...…
…A merica 7avish Periodical Carter. CLIFTON AVINUll • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THRSS it12Efriwon &moll grit __.e ■■ •!'""-̀• Y. W. H. A. NOTES I OLD FOLKS HOME Henry Behrendt for Sheriff. ROSENBERG—AND REUBEN- WITH BANKERS RESERVE Icause he intends to go into the pro•1 Announcement has been made of Northwestern Branch: fessional ring and we an p a A brief history of Henry Behrendt, ly interested in college-bred prize: The Northwestern ...…
…PAGE FOUR PEPEraorrliwun (ARO/41CM I Frank Jones' Superb Orchestra I music and Drama abounds with situations both thrill- ing and humorous, which gives the performers the widest latitude for the presentation of their manifold "BACK AGAIN" talents. If the play, written by Os- car Ostrow, the prompter of the corn- pany, seems a bit old-fashioned in plot and development, it nevertheless .............. a is given a very vivid interpretation (...…
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…A xerica It lavish Pedalled Carter CLAYTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1L1 PL6WISft tfi RON ICIE sociation are appreciative and which 01f51-1145 GIAS . 1+. doS EP I+' There is an angle of sportsmanship in connection with that defaulted golf match in Virginia that seems to be overlooked by the critics. The J e wess who refused to play the finals because the match was fixed on Yom Kippur showed far more character than the lady who accep...…
…7ittifientotrjEwun eiRON ICI E PAGE EIGHT - • t JUVENILE BAND PLANS DANCE FOR OCTOBER 24 P(Afte0 I 11 4•11,. 9 The Juvenile Concert Band of De- troit will sponsor a package party and dance to be held Sunday evening, Oct. B. KING a CO. .eibrar,y ate? 6.(frana River Invites Yon to • specially arranged and unusually in eeeee ting exhibition of Lenox China This important display will include the finest examples of China ever made i...…
…A NC &ail "elvish Periodical Carter. CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE ik . 1tOrtIFAISfititROP1161. Qociat and c..)•sonai ttrriMgrs SALASNEK•FREEDMAN The marriage of Miss Rita Freed- man and Max Salasnek was solem- ChiIdrens' Fashions • Here you wlil find all that is new and smart for infants up to the girl of 16 years—and at very moderate prices consistent with good quality. r (4 If) 1" .... "7,018411 i30 I (013.4 WO...…
…71; rlononlvtisit 91110/41Ca PAGE TEN to meet at the Interurban Sta- 0 ernuon and one in the evening. A Shore, songs; Hack and Julian liar- are tion at 9 :30 sharp. On Sunday eve- new degree, the Floral Degree, was ning, Oct. 31, the girls and their added to the initiatory work, making Buy," songs; Sol Rosenberg, mono- friends will attend a Hallowe'en party it very impressive. Dinner was served logue. The above have all been heard given by t...…
…v 4mericam Ye:Irish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE c CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE MEWS nrEberRorclaisnOFINNIGA - When Buying That New Chrysler ti See the Schreiber Boys for • Good De•I at the le SCHREIBER MOTOR SALES 12851 - 53 WOODWARD AVENUE IRVING SCHREIBER Chrysler Representatives for Highland Perk- and Hamilton Ave. Call Hemlock Progressive Bridge: 6946-J.. ------- Miss Elizabeth Glasier, 3250 Leslie MACK B. WEISS-Strictly kos...…
…Iriyt more OCTOBER 15, 1926 (Awl tow DRS. ROSEN AND KAHN SPEAK ON EUROPE there. I visited everyone of the col- groms in Russia, yet a subtle method States Senate and Senator Samuel W. works, showing in some instances his your letter for the establishment of a onies and visited many of the cities, of discrimination is employed, cape Salus, president pro tent of the Penn- ready wit and biting sarcasm and in Jewish hospital in Detroit are th...…
…A merican Auf ish Perla&Cal Center fa' OK 4400 31. 4297 ar. 7100 at Ittin in. 1177 on 0707 ler 3132 LS curios avisUa ateetatabm 20, onto HO L T A ED LEIPL ETROIT LWISR. 11-RONICLE Ali Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN THE ONLY DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1826 NE7 A 1-0-4-0 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy,' 10 Cents (Class Named for Him to ) LARGE DELEGATIONS HERBERT PARZEN ' FITTING...…
…St IIII RTI9entorrip wit CANICUI PAGE TWO C. C. Radio Stores Co. A p ic , • . n In The n s lad Ste ER ensm ooTilui 11011S6S46 -Opp CASs HE OPENING of this store marks the realization of an ideal. We have always been aiming to operate "Detroit's Finest Radio Store." It is only through the continued confidence and patronage of those we have been privileged to serve, that we are now able to carry out our plans. So, on the occasion of ...…
…Americo ffewisk Periodical eater CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE ItPentotrjarisn di Lao lux, V_ I Dodge Brothers Special Touring Car I as he had won matches from Kynston he was hailed as a sure champion. Naturally the boy believed it and imagined he was already on top. When Doeg beat him for the junior title and Johnson trimmest him in their last match Seligson began to realize that there was something left for him to Icarus. Su...…
…IEfrfROgfEWISitaIROMICLE R_ PAGE FOUR JUDGE WM. M. LEWIS ELECTED NATIONAL U. P. A. CHAIRMAN YIDDISH PLAYERS episodes of the world war, and will easily repay it second or even third MEET WITH SUCCESS reviewing. Performances Are Given Week-End. Orchestra Hall is again resounding to the rehearsals of the Detroit Sym- Mille Cads Corson, first American ■ at Majestic Theater. she will appear. Others billed: Wil- phony, and Conductor Gabrilowitsch...…
…A nwriauticia Perio&caleafter CLIFTON MMUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO RON EIVISi Jentorr ldiC JEWISH FINANCES TO MAKE JORDAN RIVER PRODUCTIVE ON STAFF OF DETROIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. Y . W . H. NOTES in and because it Is such HOW TO BREAK INTO THE trying to get extremely hard work, but I would nev- MOVIES er discourage talent. However, tal- ent won't he discouraged anyhow. Be- fore attempting a picture career. even By Clifford Robertson, befo...…
…1:w:' PIE iorRonjEwisn OiRoxich, ' ''s1SZIA=17V: f ' 's7V:i'SZA:Onarin5taf;t17 VOViT4:01Y+VoYM{=14414taSYMTAY.inOntV:t 14ng=n150177:1Z1'ellt:Yclf;MSIlltV,ZVViZt1 i ': . ThEDETIK011; EWISItetRONICLE loblished Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Puldithing Cc. Ins . President JOSEPH J. CUMMINS Editor JACOB MARGOLIS General Manager 12, JACOB H. SCHAKNE 0 -- - re 4 , illterNI . .1.conel-cla , x natter Meech II. 1414, •I the l'o.tunite al Detroit ...…
