…A merica smith periodical Carter CLMON AV/NU! • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO ThEM:ritorrintisti LOS ANGELES JEWS TO FORM KEHILLAH "KING OF KINGS" PRODUCERS SUED Charged With Plagirism by Mi.. Sundt. Louis Lipsky Called By Zion- NEW YORK.---(J. T. A.)— Charging that a play written by ists to Smooth Out her and Mizra Alined Sohrab was Difficulties. plagiarized in producing the "King 1,0S ANGELES.—(J. T. A.)— A decision to organize a Kehillah to re...…
…PAGE FOUR ROPi la£ DETROIT HADASSAH Local Chapter to Co-Operate In 1928 United Pales- tine Appeal. Despite the had weather, there was an excellent attendance at the Hadassah monthly meeting, which was held Wednesday evening, Feb. 22, at the Detroit Federation of Women's Clubs. The growing ten- dency of members to bring their husbands to these meetings is not- ed with approval. Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, president, who has recent- ly recovere...…
…PAGE THER0r3lEwisilaRmiciz MOND DEDICATES BALFOUR FOREST Sir Alfred Seeks Market for the Products of Pal- estine. • JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.) — The first tree of the Balfour For- est, planted in the Jewish colony, Jinjar, in the valley of Jezreel, was net in place by Sir Alfred Mond. The forest is being planted by the Jewish National Fund in honor of the author of the Balfour Declara- tion as a part of the fund's affor- estation program in P...…
…flel)morrlarun OrfRONICLE 11 ■ 11111Mir . 4111b.i. UtZtOt. tOtOtf AEDETIZOIVLIV !Sit filIZONICLE Published Weekly by The.Jewish Chronicle Publishimp Co., lee. President Secretary and Treasurer Managing Editor Ad.. • • g Manager JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE PHILIP SLOMOVITZ MAURICE M. SAFIR Entered as Second-class matter March 3, 1916• at the Postottlee at Detroit. Mach.. under the Act of March 3, ISM General Offices and Publi...…
…Aoterkalt ffetvisk Periodical Ceffter CJIPTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PicIATKonjautt aIRON ICU 681.11.• "A Christian Looks At Judaism" the rabbinic motive was exclusive- ness or snobbery. The rabbis did, indeed, add one regulation after another to the Biblical law of diet, but they did (Continued from preceding page.) this in order to insure complete scholars, to let them meet the obedience to the revealed law of 1..s . od and not t...…
…nE PAGE EIGHT EDITOR'S NOTE. Other society items, having reached the editor's desk after 5:30 p. m. on Wednesday, were omitted from thin issue and re- tained for publication in next week's Chronicle. Fashionable Jewels If your Jewels are old fashioned looking, let our designers submit designs and esti- mates for remodeling them. 5imfiting Afountinss in Stock WRIGHT, KAY& e JEWELERS • WOODWARD AVE, AT JOHN R GRAND OPENING SALE ---NO...…
…• • A merica 'mesh periodical Carta • CLIFTON AVENCI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE 1fEVEFROITAWISff 618014116LE BICUR CHOLEM PLANS PURIM FOUNDERS BALL Wedding Calendar :-: --- Commemorating the founding of the organization 19 years ago, the Bicur Cholera Society has March 4. Miss Sylvia Etr.nner, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Wil made extensive preparations for the l'urim founders' ball on Sun- taint J. Ettinger, to Allen Robert Bernstein...…
…PAGE TEN music =musicians PEP ETROITJEWISR ARON ICU bourne. Young people with musi- cal ability who wish to participate in this year's concert are urged to get in touch at once with M. J. Hertz, chairman of the musical committee. Lucky "Thirteenth" Pair of Ilya Schkolnik Soloist at Pop Concert Sunday. Subscription Concerts. Ilya SsnatSink, conceit master of The "thirteenth" pair of sub- the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, scription concerts b...…
…American Apish periodical Center CARTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO IWIS11 ORONICIt A GREAT ACTRESS JAMES E. CUMMINS Income Tax Advisor Miss Celia Adler Give. Excellent Exhibition Here of Her Abili- ties as a Tragedienne. 226 Hammond Bldg. Detroit, Mich. Phone Randolph 0673 Miss Celia Adler, who is here for three more days to play the star role in "The Woman Who Killey" (Die Froi von hot Derhar- get), on Friday evening, Saturday and Sun...…
…13741CIA PIE9 CLU MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. mew EDITOR'S NOTE. Other club and fraternal no- tices, having reached the edi- tor's desk after 5:30 p. m. on Wednesday, were omitted from this issue and retained fo5, pub- lication in next week's Chron- icle. Long Distance Rates are Surprisingly Low .. . For Instance Or Less, After 8:30 P. M., You can call the following points and talk for THREE the rates shown. Rates to other points are ...…
