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April 24, 1931 • Page Image 1

…A merica Ws* Periodical eater CLIFTON ATM& • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO - All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 11-EbETROIT I AWISR HRONICL - THI3 ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXI. NO. 22 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1931 ENGLAND SEEN AS Soviet Will Curb STARTING ACTIVE Anti-Semitic Wave PALESTINE POLICY Statement Made by Weiz• mann Keren Hayesod Meeting. PALESTINE'S SCHOOLS REOPEN; STRIKE ENDS (...…

April 24, 1931 • Page Image 2

…PAGE TWO T RE VerRon' easMATxxvicLE MAURICE SCHWARTZ COMES TO YIDDISH THEATER FOR PERFORMANCE TUESDAY Is Crowley-Milner Day Tomorrow, Saturday We Deliver to Your Home Without Charge: All Charge Purchases Will Be Billed June It See Advertisements in Other Papers: See other afternoon and morning papers for additional savings. No Goods Sold to Dealers: Because of the extraordinary nature of these offerings, we reserve the right to limit...…

April 24, 1931 • Page Image 3

…America) larish Periodical Cotter - CLIFTON Afoul • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO HE VETROLIAltISfl CHRONICLE ENGLAND SEEN AS ! STARTING ACTIVE 1 PALESTINE POLICY .1 r t 9 s Agreed , Dea r (Continued from Page One) PAGE THREE MRS. PRENZLAUER'S APPEAL FOR FUNDS po!ice during the 1929 riots, has , • Issues Statement Endorsing , as kcal to be transferred. . . ... Allied Jewish Cam- Major Saunders, who is now' paign. disti iet commandant of the Pal...…

April 24, 1931 • Page Image 4

…piEDLTRongEwismaRomiat t I nIe I I . I nd bib I le ^i ThEY)entor1 Jimsn(ARONIC114£ demonstrated that they are above preju- dice, but they are too few in number to keep Christianity from remaining "un- Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co, Ins. Christian." Entered as Second•olass matter March 3, 1911, at the Poets office •t Drrrolt Mich.. under the Act of March 11. 1979. While we are on the subject we share with our...…

April 24, 1931 • Page Image 5

…ANericat Yewish Periodical Curter CLIFTON AVINLII • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO lEVErgon' aistlafRDNICLE OFFICERS ELECTED BY 2,500 VOLUNTEER WORKERS ENLISTED MAIMONIDES AUXILIARY TO CANVASS COMMUNITY FOR ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN FROM MAY 10 TO 20 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mai- S. Abramson Furniture Co. °Announces e/In Unusual Cash Raising Sale NOW IN PROGRESS This most amazing SALE, made for the purpose of raising im- mediate CASH, gives the t...…

April 24, 1931 • Page Image 6

…PAGE SIX m vEntonintismfRopacLE HIMELHOCHS 3-Pair Prices on the Six Important Himel-Hose 1 ALPHA EPSILON PHI BRIDGE-TEA MAY 2 Her Betrothal Announced ) An important accial event of the Spring season is the annual bridge tea to be given by the Detroit Alumnae of Alpha Epsilon Phi So. Women's Sheer Duchesse Hose . .$1.50 - Dr. Leo M. Franklin will speak The annual luncheon meeting Saturday at Windsor before the; of the National Council...…

April 24, 1931 • Page Image 7

…ANCIMIN 964, 14 PaloSeal eater CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO KsletenedRul ac A jitEberRonjedsnOttoricbs 'WOMEN ORGANIZE DIVISION TO AID ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN MAY 10-20 Hosiery Special! Not to be outdone by the men, the Jewish xromenof Detroit have organized themselves into a special division to participate as a group in the forthcoming Allied Jewish Campaign for $215,000, to be held here from May 10 to 20 by the Jewish Welfare Fed...…

April 24, 1931 • Page Image 8

…- - TTRIL.E.0 IIEVEIRO fir; ERIS/1 ORONICLE EMERGENCY RELIEF DRIVE PLANS MADE C (Continued from Page One.) New cases are taken care of within a day or two after applications are filed. George Stutz, who was in charge of the Berg-Wallace prize fight tickets, reports that $3,500 wan realized for the Emergency Relief Fund, as its percentage of the fight's receipts. Madern'st*cw The barketb•ll team played two games Sunday at Central Field. ...…

April 24, 1931 • Page Image 9

…- - ThEDEI'ROITIEWBflat RON ICU EMERGENCY RELIEF I DRIVE PLANS MADE _ (Continued from Page One.) New cases are taken rare of within I • a day or two after applications are CLU NEW -- I l icit T-ICKN ET IIUNTG ! , PD RE 1C AED (Continued from ['ago One.) For years he rude around on a bi- Detrol Auxiliary of J. C. C R. S. of filed. A. B. C. Girls, ever buying up the passes Wher- Ver. The A. II. (7. Girl. met at the home George Stu...…

April 17, 1931 • Page Image 1

…A merfrof Pwish Periodical eater CLIFTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11- EbETROVEWISR HRONICIA All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXI. NO. 21 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1931 ( h u t- i1 L4 I so l i d us HONORED FOR HIS' SERVICE TO ZIONISM TELEPHONE CADILLAC L 1-0.4-0 Langworths Presented Cemetery Plot to Jews GI. T. A.1 - Dr. David Philipson, rabbi id C...…

April 17, 1931 • Page Image 2

…• PAGE TWO ell111=11 (fiRomax VIEDeTROff ■ 11111111•11111111ny WAR-TIME PREMIER HONORED FOR HIS SERVICE TO ZIONISM (Continued from Page One.) CLASSICISM AND THE STUDY OF HEBREW By NOAH E. ARONSTAM, M. D. FORM COMMITTEE TO AID HEBREW IP JEWISH ISAAC GIMBEL DIES AT THE AGE OF 74 SOLOIST OVER RADIO FORUM SUNDAY S Th at Bridge Luncheon ,,t ,x .d , t i torrr....N. on i e :—The =or itshir . Isbo • 1 that it was taken by surprise when ,...…

April 17, 1931 • Page Image 3

…vixtricalt leurish periodical Cala CLIFTON AYINUZ • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE IIEVLTROFT' LIVINIORDNICLE TO DIRECT I DRr FREEHOF LISTS ICAYMA , CHO RN T A FESTIVAL CLASSIFED GREATEST JEWS 5 Halevy-Hazo m i r Singin g Society, ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA- TORS—We do painting, deco- to Be One of 40 Participating rating and plastering. Guaran- Detroit Groups. teed work, I,. Nathanson, 2987 Names Moses, Isaiah, Hillel, Gladstone. Phone Garf...…

April 17, 1931 • Page Image 4

…P20)41C115 "..MIN■awi ,11Ww, e,., Tif DEPROITIEW IS/ et RON ICLE Public led Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co, Inc:. Entered as Second•class matter March 3, 1918, at the Po"- all, at Detroit. Mich., under the Art of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Address: Chronicle Leaden Office 14 Stratford Place, London, W. 1, England Saber ription, in Advance $...…

April 17, 1931 • Page Image 5

…A lmeria:it Apish Periorfical Cady CLIFTON AVMS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE PlEi)LTROTY EWISit (ARONICLE \HIGHEST BIG-GIVERS TEAMS FORMED BY ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN HEATING EFFICIENCY SEMET- SOLVAY as non-Jewish, on every occasion in the past. "In previous Allied Jewish Cam- paigns, as well as in drives of the Detroit Community Fund, the names of Henry Wineman, Aaron (Continued frornPage One) DeRoy, Clarence H, Enggass, gained in m...…

April 17, 1931 • Page Image 6

…PAGE SIX THEPETROITIEWISB(71RONICIL I ALPHA EPSILON PHI GIVES BRIDGE MAY 2 CHOSEN PRESIDENT I OF WOMEN'S LEAGUE' rr Mrs. Herman F'insterwald is ac- tively interested in the bridge-tea Sirs Maurice H. Zackheim was elected president of the Women's League of the United Hebrew ',Ong sponsored by the Detroit Alumnae of Alpha Upsilon Phi S. Everyone Is Wearing White Washable Gloves Doeskin 2.00 Kid 3.00 Chamois 3.00 White is so flatteri...…

April 17, 1931 • Page Image 7

…A merica lat ish PerioScal Curter CLIFTON AYINUI CLNCINNATI 20, OHIO The .20 Engagements One of the Many Features in APRIL I S TRADE-IN-MONTH Our Annual SPRING SALE OF CHAIRS A Chair of Finest Distinction! PAGE SEVEN Jaw &oxtail Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shapiro of Borough Park, New York, an- rennet' the engagement of their daughter, Mariam, to Irving Gold- smith, son of Mr. and Airs. Morris Goldsmith of Hazelwood avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Benj...…

April 17, 1931 • Page Image 8

…▪ - BE , SAM I1 ROSE 1 1 3fraternal and Club Notts Meta Mu Sorority.A di 10 I ,.... moor, ....„...,,,,„.„ _ I 1 P Lae Joy.. Fines. : Lambda Omega lot. Fraternity. Les Joy.. Eines met April 10. Miss I Coterie Club. L•rniol• Omega I... met April 12 at Gertrude Zell:. prmident. WAX hoste.. the home of Irving Perlman. 9374 M•ek. Mk. Jean Blair . entertained the met. ! 7(anryty Lnhn on of officers took place •nd i^` l to r , inotnenrnienin...…

April 10, 1931 • Page Image 1

…Awricam Apish Periodical Carta All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON ATIINUZ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ifiEbETROVEWISII 61-ROAICIA THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1931 VOL. XXXI, NO. 20 MUSIC, DRAMATICS, ART WILL FEATURE CENTER OPEN HOUSE Will Rogers Gives $500 To Sanatorium at L. A. LOS ANGELES.—(J. T. A.) —Will Rogers, noted American humorist, has made a personal co...…

April 10, 1931 • Page Image 2

…PAGE TWO TI E PLTRORAWISH RONICLE YOUNG ARTISTS IN THE MAKING The House of Representa- tives and the Senate will hold a joint convention next Tuesday, April. 14, at 4 p. m., in the House of Representatives hall, Lansing, for the purpose of con- ferring honors on three distin- guished Michigan scientists, Dr. Reuben L. Kahn, Dr. Moses (lomberg and Dr. Frank Navy. Governor Brucker issued the following statement in connec- tion with the action...…

April 10, 1931 • Page Image 3

…America Newish &dallied Coder CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 10, 0100 )t,i'lzon;firtsisn PAGE THREE RON ICLL CLASSIFED, A VFO T E A T E K E CR H S , A I B R u M R A HEART-TO-HEART MESSAGE . Up-to • the • Stowe Neckwear novelties to retail at popular prices. Collider "Ace" values before TO THE THRIFTY When your Sweetie walks We have an opening for a live-wire represent- ative. You have waited for that new Living Room, Dining. Room or B...…

April 10, 1931 • Page Image 4

…le 1 I ,t, *.' 11 I ThEDLTROIVEWISil (RON ICLE Puhlished Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Ce., Ina. Intered as Seeontbelaes matter March 3, 1916, at the Poet. oMee at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1679. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephones Cadillac 1040 Cable Address! Chronicle L °Mc, 14 Stratford Piece, London, W. I, England Subscription, in Advance $3.00 Per Year To ins...…

April 10, 1931 • Page Image 5

…- ▪ Algal= latish PerlaVeal Cotter CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO SEMET-SOLVAY COKE gives more heat- TON H. Levenson Coal Co. Member of the De troit Coal Exchange 2816 ST. ANTOINE STREET Established Cadillac 4006 JOIN IN GREETING A NOTED PIONEER AND LEADER! Come to the Tea in honor of Chana Chizik Palestine Woman Leader and Pioneer HOTEL STATLER Wednesday, April 15, 2 p. m. Mrs. Chirik will meals, and there will be ■ musical...…

April 10, 1931 • Page Image 6

…PAGE SIX TIEPcnton;intimi GiRONICLE i SECRETARY OF THE SPEAKER'S BUREAU VICE PRESIDENT OF BETH EL SISTERHOOD 3-Pair Prices On the Six Important Himel-Hose No. 505—(1.00) 3 Pairs (Medium Chiffon) No. 500—(1.35) 3 Pairs 2 85 3 75 (Chiffon) No. 400—(1,65) 3 Pairs (Chiffon) No. 850—(1.65) 3 Pairs 4 50 MRS. PHILIP H. BROUDO Mrs. Broudo is secretary of the speakers' bureau of the *215,000 Allied Jewish Campaign which will be held on ...…

April 10, 1931 • Page Image 7

…eier Maim farisk SUMS, AANOI • 11•1111111111aT1 a8y 0110 , PAGE SEVEN THEPEmorrjaisn ALLIED CAMPAIGN POSTER CONTEST “America's Best' Prizes to Be Offered for the Best Campaign Poster Designs. The $215,21WS Allied ,lowish Campaign of the Jewish Welfare Ftsitirat San, whirls will be hold Slay 10 to 20. annaunces for the best poster designs submitted cash 11 1 A Recent Bride Engagements A Mr. and Mrs. Gt•orgt• Kunin of 168a Ilazelwf...…

April 10, 1931 • Page Image 8

…SAVE II AND YOUR ' BE EYES II SAFE NAT N. FRANK FORMER FESTIVALP ? 4 ° 1 F. 1 TVI. 1 1 STROOCK LECTURES IN BY JEWISH GROUP CONGRESSMAN DIES BY YALE PROFESSOR I ONS Nraternal and Club Nutra Ey• ex•min•tion and glass.. prescribed by our DOCTOR of Optometry. Registered • •sl certified by State of Michigan. A guaranteed service at reason able prices. imeriut GIs. Eyes Fitted be 4500 toper. Cm oplete with lams on. me- • 1•11•1 wl. 611 values ...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 1

…w imericat Autish Periodical eater All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS currow ATMS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TR- EbETROIT LWISII HROYICLE TH13. ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1931 VOL. XXXI. NO. 19 LORD PASSFIELD'S RESIGNATION TO BE ACCEPTED IN JUNE THE PASSOVER SEDER Weizmann Says Many Arabs Willing to Co-Operate But Are Scared, MAGNES REVEALS PLAN FOR A MEDICAL SCHOOL ...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 2

…PAGE TWO TnetkrRoryaisp &Tom tzt5tayhtv,MtZ HAIFA BAY LAND DRAINAGE WORK COMPLETED 0 Season's Greetings • LETTER. SOX The J. N. F. Thanks Us. r=i7g2MZM5 Passover Greetings to All Molar Barber College 559 MICHIGAN AVE. 55 Day and Evening Classes Established 32 Years. 30 Branches Largest and Best Equipped Barber College in the World FOR INFORMATION PHONE CADILLAC 2914 'r Holiday Greetings to All Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronic...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 3

…America garish Periodical Cater CLIFTON MIDI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE TIEVLTROD;AWISB etRON1CLE in the seder service, the THE SEDER TREASURE HUNT; children atikomen was once regarded by A Tale of the Afikomen Passover Greetings and 'Best Wishes By BERNARD POSTAL Editor'. Note.—One of the quaintest part. of the symbolic Passover service is the .eareh for the atikomen. What is the origin of this pirtorenque game of hide nd meek w...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 4

….7111E111011EIVISff ftRONICLE " '66666 666 b' 66666666-66666666.66b6b FIF,DerRon;laisn 91 RON ICLE The Discoverer of Manna. The arrival in this country of Dr. Freder- ich Bodenheimer, professor of entomology in the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, for a series of lectures at the University of Min- nesota, recalls his activities as head of an expedition which, in 1927, examined cer- tain elements in the Sinai Peninsula and ex- plained the Bi...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 5

…Amteriallt Apish Palatal Cotter CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO • to PAGE FIVE BEVerRorr Emu (ARomac \HIGHEST — -- HEATING REPLY BY SALOMON PLANS COMPLETED FOR I LORD PASSFIELD'S B'NAI MOSHE NOTES STATUE COMMITTEE FINANCING SYNAGOGUE RESIGNATION TO BE ACCEPTED IN JUNE 11. Maskir (Continued from Page One) (Continued from PageOne.) Max Kohler, Russell has been bought and Professor hart is an 1 allitough it is too ambitious to t...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 6

…PAGE SIX EIVISR ROM ICLE A PASSOVER DELIVERANCE • • (PALESTINE WOMAN LEADER TO BE GUEST HERE BEGINNING APRIL 10 An Episode of Bonaparte's Campaign e 1 Joyous Passover to All Pa, BIltier (6rrefitto to mu mull .31rtulgll frirOa in all 5iturrilli By CECIL ROTH The name of Fossano is familiar c: one family of especial prominence : to all students of Jewish literature. was named Cohn, Italicized as Co- I It is not that the little north-ltal-I...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 7

…America 9ewisk PerioSeal eater CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN iiinVerRorrinnsfigiRoxicu There Are 30 Ways f' !Itu t l C eating You in oal • Little Brother's Secret. When my birthday was coming , little Itrother had • secret. I He kept it for days end days !And Just hummed a little tune when I milted him. ■ one night it rained 11,,,A:nei,:i.lhn:::iiko r,,,,:::: ..ian and n,dr.heoafrd.h.,1 ., in i ,n ,it„,. r • all=11 ■...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 8

…PAGE EIGHT EVerRorr EmsneyoNic-LE , --• MONROE IS MICHIGAN'S NEWEST GROWNUP CHILD Greetings from Merchants of Monroe, Michigan Passover Greetings Passover Greetings Monroe Co-Operative Oil Co. Owned and Controlled Entirely by Monroe County People Distributors DIXIE GAS — F. W. Woolworth & Co. 5 and 10 Cent Store OILS AND By L. F. JODRY Secretary Monroe &sines. Men'. Association, MONROE, MICH. TEXACO PRODUCTS Five Filling Statio...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 9

…AII lakalt Puish Perla&Cal Carta CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE NINE ffE9ETROFFIEWISB ORDNIME PASSOVER GREETINGS TO ALL !CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING MATCH NEXT FRIDAY TO AID EMERGENCY RELIEF Jack "Kid" Berg and Billy Wallace to Fight It Out at Olympia, With Proceeds for Charity; Fund Has Busy Week in Aiding Needy for Passover. BOESKY'S CLOSED DURING PAssovE it Following our annual custom we wish to announce that our Twelfth Stree...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 10

…PAGE TEN TALMUDIC SIYUM 'WHITHER SUNDAY EVENING' WOMANKIND' SYMPOSIUM, WOMEN'S COUNCIL, THIS MONDAY It's New Young Israel Plans Cere - Holds Services During Passover. A Fuzzy Little Beret The Detroit section, National Council of Jewish Women, of which Mrs. Fred Ginsburg is presi- dent, f dent„ announces that the program or its next meeting, on April 6, a On Sunday, April 5, the first Talmudic siyum ever to be held by Mr. and Mrs. Arthu...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 11

…ff ewisk Perlalira! Carter CLIPTON AVSNUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN TiEi)Entorrinvisp &mint APRIL is TRADE-IN MONTH Engagements QVSOrati Mr. and Mrs. n e igh Volkovich, whose marriage urns an event of March 15, are on an extended honeymoon trip. After spending twin weeks in New York City they. motored through the Southern stint es and spent a few days in ' Miami, Fla., and train there went to Havana, Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Volkuvich...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 12

…PAGE TWELVE 7i1E1)ETROTTJEISISII Calls Tel Aviv "New Jew- ish Capital of World." afROPIICLE RECALLING THE LIBERATION FROM i iJ con ununD EGYPTIAN BONDAGE AT THE SEDER ' ' • BAZAAR WORKERS (Jewish Telegraphic Agency). 'Buddy extends 1.1 '47s Passover Greetings and announces that he will be closed during the entire week of Pesach. Will reopen on Thursday evening, April 9. '41 :4) 14 - AFTER PASSOVER Bring the family to Buddy's ...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 13

…Americalt Aprisk periodical Carta CLIFTON MMUS • cuccontan 20, OHIO TR E 'kW PERFECTION LODGE Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. & A. M., will hold a regular com- munication on Wednesday, April 8, at 7 p. m. C. K. SANDORF, Sec. By order of DAVID ARKIN. W. M. Reveal President of Harvard Favored Brandeis as Successor. "THE LAMB OF PASSOVER" r PAGE THIRTEEN MRONICIZi CLASSIFED OBITUARY Treat For Youngsters at Vote For Civic Theater. DANI...…

April 03, 1931 • Page Image 14

…PAGE FOURTEEN ritti)entonlEwisna_tt_orlaz WAXMAN'S AMBITIOUS AND SCHOLARLY WORK fraternal anb Club Notes Dr. Meyer Waxman has written "A History of Jewish Literature," the first volume of which was re- cently published by the Bloch Publishing Co. The second and final volume will be ready next year. This ambitious, comprehen- sive and scholarly work has been in preparation many years. The first volume traces the work of Jewish writers and J...…

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