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…tVerRorr '- tl7Sfl RUN ICIIE tkagtkizuomagyklymyhigtarixtziiyiTylyiyiyekiz :1gigiAniVillaziYhttkaUttlIkkkktt . : riiEbutitonjEwisti &Rom icLE Publiehod Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publisblex Co, I. Entered as Second-el.. matter March 3, 1913, at the Posit• office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 5. lit a. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Address( Chronicle London O...…

…America Avisk PerlaCal eater CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 0100 Tff EVLTROITIP4IS/1011t0.N ICU astsmmotoomm ■ vmso--- 11. - --- • ALL CREEDS HONOR RABBI FRANKLIN ON HIS 60TH BIRTHDAY A Leo M. Franklin—Sexagenarian • t council of the World Union I in the graces of conversation; hi- '•a. Prtogreo-sive Judaism. In De- wit is flashing and his repartee ' wit he is commissioner of the keen. Dr. Franklin certainly has Tribute From a ALLY-W...…

…PAGE SIX rrlErasnapoilac Y. P. S. SPRING FORMAL THIS SATURDAY NIGHT !HEADS COMMITTEE FOR! INFANT WELFARE WORK OF DETROIT HADASSAH Miss Florence Oppenheim is ac- tive on the committee in charge of the spring formal to be given by the Young People's Society of Con- gregation Shaarey Zedek this Sat- urday evening at Lee Plaza. Ray Thousands are familiar in a gen- eral way with the health work of Hadassah in Palestine, but are not acquainted ...…

…vilgetkail 'apish Periodical Colter BUTTON ATINUZ • clNaNNATI 20, OHIO Theykutorrjpisna_Roxime Himelhoch's March Fashion Parade Begins Saturday, March 1st The Smartest and "Springiest" things we've seen! Silk Jacket Frocks...25.00 to 49.50 Srrond and Third Floor's Silk Princess Lingerie .3.00 to 10.00 First Floor Fur-Trimmed Spring Coats . .59.50 Second Floor PAGE SEVEN I Engagements • rsonai The twenty-seventh wedding an- niv...…

…itEDernorqEwisu n RON ICU PAGE EIGHT PISGAH LODGE HEARS JUDGE JOHN J. MAHER Monday evening, Feb. 21, at the B'nai Moshe Synagogue on Dexter at Lawerence, Traffic Judge John J. Maher addressed a large aud- ience of members of Pisgah Lodge on the lives of Washington and Lincoln. Judge Maher, a student of Amer- ican history, gave an instructive resume of the lives and deeds of these two American presidents. At the request of the audience, he ...…

…America ffewisk periodical Carter CLIFTON MINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE MEPentogfrwistitkor MEAT Fit or King or Queen II. P•rlman, fosnuerly of Hastings and Eliot streets, wishes to announce to his friends that he is now as.- elated with JACOBS and PEARLMAN 12142 Dexter Blvd. at Monterey Longfellow 5517 MRS. WIESBERG WILL S TILL SUPPLY YOU WITH F ISH. WE DELIVER WHY MAKE A WILL? TAKING THE CHILD FOR A TRIP AROUND THE WORL...…

…,NOWAWRIMM,,U7r, MEDentoryjrnisn C E U Jolly Elite Club. ForLowCost Hauling On Feb. 18 the Jolly Elite Club presented a mid-winter frolic. The club thanks its many friends who helped make this dance a success. At a meeting Sunday at People's Hall, an interesting program was presented. The board of directors nwt Feb. 27 at the home of Presi- dent Harry Cohen. Miss Jean Dworkin, a member, who recently underwent an operation, is recup-I at h...…

…II- EbETROI T LWISH OROAICIA- All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS TELEPHONE I CADILLAC' 1-0.4-0 eswoas*' THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER, PRINTED IN MICSDGAN VOL. XXIX. NO. 13. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930. MORGENSTERN SAYS REFORM WILL SOLVE PROBLEM IN RUSSIA When Goyim Speak Yiddish How a Class of Non-Jewish Nurses at the North End Clinic of Detroit Is Mastering the Language; Learn to Read, Write and Speak....…

…• PA NV J Fa Yd vas LU Falcon. Club. A • INTERNATIONAL 7, \ - Faicom Club niembt rs enjoyed a successful party at the Valencia Gardens, Sunday. Bridge, supper, dancing and merrymaking were the order of the evening, enjoyed by 22 members, celebrating a success- ful year which included two tear shows and a Hallowe'en anni- versary party. Final plans are be- ing perfected for the club to enter the dramatic tournament sponsored by the Me...…

…II- EbETROIT LWISR efROATICLE All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS ■ wwwes 1 TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1 1-0.4-0 THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXIX. NO. 13. MORGENSTERN SAYS REFORM WILL SOLVE PROBLEM IN RUSSIA Proposes Reform Judaism as Solution of Religious Repressions. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930. When Goyim Speak Yiddish How a Class of Non-Jewish Nurses at the North End Clinic of D...…

…PAGE TWO PIEVL'I'ROtT Club Young Judaea !IN CHRGE A O F DNCE A AT BETA RHO DELTA Notes Blue Chapter, Blossoms of Zion. The Blue Chapter of Blossoms of Zion met on Feb. 2 at the home of Genevieve Ross•n, 1537 Lee Place. Arrangements were made for the debate to be held at the next meeting on the subject "Re- solved, that Palestine should be developed agriculturally rather than industrially." The program consisted of a (HS- Cussion as to w...…

…THEperRorr, imsn (if Rom RIM PAGE THREE ICELIAADLERAT YIDDISH THEATER 13,L1IALCON IROCki ilor Et MUER ICC F WIIERE YOU RT OIaL SPIRITS GERALD MARKS' Colombo. &medal' Orchmtra SUPPER DANCING 9:30 until I DINNER DANCING 6:00 until In this ARABIAN ROOM HAROLD A. SAGE, Manager !LIDO N 0 lk L F. 31 0 11 N '1' .1 0 F. 1' X 1 .01r, JOYOUS MOM FNTI Hiles you arc dealt three- . conceal your joy .. • Tees hien (pronounced tres hien) ...…

…PAGE TWO 7iIE9LTROIT EWISfAIRDNIC141 Club Young Judaea w J Fel Yo yid for The Blue Chapter of Blossoms of Zion met on Feb. 2 at the home of Genevieve Rosser', 1537 Lee Place. Arrangements were made for the debate to be held at the next meeting on the subject "Re- solved, that Palestine should be developed agriculturally rather than industrially." The program consisted of a dis- cussion as to whether (Jr not the Jews ought to accept the ...…

…v fraricalt Amish !WWI ealer • CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PIEPEITIOMP_1418/161ROPiltitil ' PAGE THREE (2 LASSIFIE 12) :.: CELIA ADLER AT YIDDISH THEATER CATERERS-Strictly kosher. En- TO Ri•:NT-Beautiful large airy gagements, w e i n g and f arr. i , ht.d room, with private banquets. Catered by plate. De- faniny, for one (tr two gtsntlernen ---- - troit Catering Co., M. A. tor ladies. Garage if desired. Another outstanding star...…

…• P ' LTROIT Els SR ROM aMMEMEdlanME J J Fel Yo Val for s s I s t it'' , olst ‘' ( `44 FIEDETROFFIEWISit (ARON IC LE Chreente Publishes./ Ce., lee. Published Weekly hr The ► Jewish 3. 1914. at the Poet. Entered as Second-class matter !fwd. office at Detroit. Mich , under the Act of March S. WV. General Offices and P ublication Building 525 Woodwa rd Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Address: Chronicle Londe@ 0th r• 14 St...…

…A merica,' lavish periodical Cemter CLU TON AMUR CINCINNATI 30, OHIO IEVerRorrjEwungiRommE F RESH I SH SCANNING THE HORIZON MAJOR LOCAL AND NATIONAL CAUSES MERGE IN DRIVE FOR $305,000 TO BE . CONDUCTED BY WELFARE FEDERATION (Continued from Preceding Page) book-dealers knew they could nil vance the price of a book son e five hundred or a thousand dollars. "Kern won't bargain." And yet the easy mark has sold his library for several times ...…

…- PAGE SIX PA THEikmonlmusnORONICLE CHAIRMAN RECEPTION COMMITTEE FOR Y. P. C. COUNTRY CLUB DANCE I " .11! J Yor vast for • HEYN'S Miss Hinde Goldstein is chairman of the social committee in charge of the spring formal dance to be Oven by the Young People's Ste- c ety of Congregation Shaarey . ;:., . /I/ - , Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Franklit spent the week-end with their chil- dren, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ein- stein in Pittsburgh, Pa....…

…Amerkalt Apish Periodical Cotter CUTTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO -71MIMIM101 More of those little Rersortal • • Bengaline Hats that have become such favorites for wear now / 1;3.0 - -----, \.. . , ir There's a breath of Spring in this new hat fashion ... a youthful style, with its sir- the-face treatment. Choose from black, navy, lighter blue, brown, brown-and- • --.Y Engagements -----, ilintelhoch'N—Millincrll - Forcrth F...…

…TilEI)ETROIT kWIS/191RONICLE NEWS MORGENSTERN SAYS REFORM WILL SOLVE PROBLEM IN RUSSS1A Rodin Club. Theta Delta Kappa Sorority. Bicur Cholem Society. Cosmo Club. Mrs. L. Koffman was hostess at Theta Delta Kappa Sorority met At the last meeting, at the home Miss Edith Lewis of 3813 Pasa- form in Judaism is historically jus- last meeting of the Robin Club, at the home of Miss Beatrice Ra- f Miss Betty Drapkin, Maurey dena avenue was hostess a...…

…America frwisk Pedalled Cotter All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CUPTON s1rDitll • CINCINNATI 2o, OHIO Tiltb ETROIT LWISII ORO/NIUE THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED A ULAN NTED IN MW DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1930. VOL. XXIX. NO. 12. CALLS CONFERENCE 17- 9,7 ,D o n begAS161 CONFIDENCE MARKS [ 1111,1, PRESIDE AT ] STROOCK SUCCEEDS FEB. TO ORGANIZE JOINT PALESTINE LABOR'S SUNDAY'S SUPPER MARSHALL ON N. Y. $...…

…d PAGE TWO WIC f ikritonlEitisn ..100M11•01 ■•■■ owsom, YEOMEN CELEBRATE I 33RD ANNIVERSARY The thirty-third anniversary of the Brotherhood of American Yeo- men, a benevolent and social or- ganization, will be celebrated in Detroit by the Bow and Arrow Homestead, a newly formed lodge of the order, Wednesday evening, Feb. 19, in Gerrow's Hall, 333 Grand River avenue. The progress of the society since it was organized in Des Moines, Iowa, F...…

…v 4mericalt ifewith Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVIINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 'fiir,i)i,TR011;//3 ■ ISH0 itav It It 'CLASSIFIED 1ZEIRE ZION ANNOUNCE RULES FOR CONTESt Winne r to Get Free Trip to Pales- CATERERS—Strictly kosher. En- t:nee; Will Announce Result gagements, wedding and at Purim Dance. banquets. Catered by plate. De- troit Catering Co., M. A. Detroit Zeire Zion, which is l'ereira, Prop., Longfellow. 6654 ponooring a popularity ...…

…DEIROrrjetnsnOROMICLE illaw,,. _w.lumzutzdzimiltvhouttztvtasvi.:7::::i:70I- . Ttut 4 TI EDerRorrjEwisti ORM ICLE without peoples to be brothers. Before can have a brother, there must be a 'me' to have a brother. It takes two to make one brother. Published Weekly by T. Jewish Chroakle Publishing Co., Inc. Entered second-dace matter March 3, 1916, at the Post- office at Detroit. Mich., under the At of March 3, 1379. "Nationality is the per...…

…America Aprisk Periodieill eater ▪ ▪ - CUPTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO VIE)I.TROIT, /DAR I ClItyvt lox F ISH RESH A. Z. A. TOURNAMENT 'LINCOLN-WASHINGTON HERE MARCH 7 TO 9 AFFAIR OF Y. P. A. OF Ninety Years After the Damascus Affair B'NAI MOSHE THURSDAY INAUGURAL SERVICE IN NEW SYNAGOGUE ontinu•d from I receding Page.) unity and too-operation, and that introduce' a bill for the complete the various branches of world Is- (Continu...…

…PAGE SIX 'filEI)ErnorritmsnORONICL£ P1 SIGMA LAMBDA TO CONVENE HERE "HEYN'S FOR DRESSES" I ARGE WOMEN'S FROCKS A formal Washington Birthday party and dinner-dance will be held Saturday evening, Feb. 22, at the Phoenix Club. A meeting of the women's auxil- iary of the Maimonides Medical Society was held at the I•e Crest on Saturday evening, Feb. 8, in the form of a social. The hus- Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Alexan- bands of the members were ...…

…America lavish Periodical Cotter CLAYTON ?YENTA • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PlEikritorrjounffiRoN1012 Cap-Sleeved Blouses IVI'W/ N That Are Exi:ra Persaaatities For Your Epring Suit! Blouses—First Floor — F•hruery 17th to 23rd I. 150 TRAVELERS TO EUROPE With MOWN!) WWII. On June 25, 1930 If you want to travel with us make your reservations now. I am personally conducting this tour and will accompany you to Hamburg, Germany. To assure my...…

…PAGE EIGHT itEperaorr EwistyliaoroctE FENKELL DISTRICT PARENT-TEACHERS GROUP ORGANIZED At a meeting held in the audi- torium of the Fenkell branch of the Jewish Centers Association, Feb., theparenso e c i ren of the Temple Beth El branch re- ligious school at Fenkell met to- ganized as Parent-Teachers Asso- c i at i on . s. Morris R and ac ted as temporary chairman. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Samuel Kanner s; vice...…

…( E i)LTROITJEWISR n enn000SMIallitannIMOMM.S11•11nimr: ARON lilt PAGE NINE SISMI ■ 11,i10, nln hat, at tcr un- 1; ir Is :yr ure be flay the o'er the he der 'tub rdi- be day on fob ?vat wish ms, de\ ivat ‘, the 5 ter- NAME "GOLDSTEIN" \ NOT UN-AMERICA N 41111•MileMMI J is largely because they fail to dif- ORGANIZES EUROPEAN ferontiate between those thing. Beauty of the Willys Si x JEWISH PAINTER IS TOUR FOR 150 PEOPLE which...…

…7if Ef)erRon; f EWiSHffiRomaz Faicom Club. ForLowCost Hauling BUY INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MOTOR TRUCKS to 5 Ton Capacity A Size and Style for Every Need. 5915 W. Warren Garfield 0020 DETROIT, MICH. QUIET RESTFUL HOMELIKE $8 to $10 Weekly, Single $12 to $16 Weekly, Double 81.50 to $3.00 Daily FAIRBAIRN HOTEL WILLIAM G. LEE, Mgr. M. C. our Pseees Door John R. at Columbia •.A Home Away Free. Hems" • YOUR LAUNDRY INDIVIDU• ALLY-WA...…

…Altai= Amish Periodical eater CLIPTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ear LWISII IIRONICLE ( All Jewish News 1 All Jewish Views [ WITHOUT BIAS TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0.4-0 THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXIX. NO. 11. CATHEDRAL PLACES 2 MENORAHS; HAILS DEBT TO JUDAISM Installs Traditional Jewish 7-Branched Candlesticks for First Time. PREACHER STRESSES LINK TO SYNAGOGUE Cathedral of St. John the Di- vine Accepts...…

…PAGE TWO -.M ■ II•n ■ re ■ ss - LEBEDEFF REMAINS I FOR A THIRD WEEK Friendship Sale TIE i)LTROIT,AWISfl eLRONICIA, f DANCE ATFc' HAVE N M ANY FEATUR ES ON PROGRAM PISGAH TRANSFERS ITS MEETING PLACE 113 .RIEW Aeseulapns, ia the society of Jew- I , ash druggists in Detroit, announces The success scored by Aaron that its annual dinner-dance, to be At the last meeting of the Pis- : Lebedeff, during a two weeks' Stay held at the Oriole Te...…

…A merica Avish periodical Cotter CLIFTON AYINUZ • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 PAGE THREE EDLIROIT 4/ E1 ...1ailORONH. :•:CLASSIFIED:4 !MCA HOTEL JUL um IPCIDF WHERE YOUTHFUL SPIRITS FROLIC GERALD MARKS' Columbus R•eard ■ ng Orchestra SUPPER DANCING 9:30 until 1 DINNER DANCING 6:00 until 8 In the ARABIAN ROOM HAROLD A. SAGE, Manua., ■ OVILArl Ar C 13 01_11)0N 3147 WOODWARD SAMMY WALSH Master of Ceremonies Esther Sterling Detrolt...…

…sts A', 4..v RI 141C115. _ tyiy , , :t4Ztlyiktz. MEVerRarrimsfietRoisicLE Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co, Dm. Entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Poet- office at Detroit. Mich.. under the At of //arch a, MD. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Addrees: Chronicle London Offm• 14 Stratford Place, London, W. 1, England Subscription, in 'Adv...…

…,Ameticalt yewisk Perisfical Cotter CLIFTON AYINU1 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PASSING MY WINDOW cerpt from a conversation between II. L. Mencken, the editor of the American Mercury and Ludwig Lewisohn, author of "Israel," "Is- roans restricted to a Jewish mil- lea. His home in the shadow of the land Within" and "Mid-Channel." The original is in French by Pro- grey pile of Notre Dame, is the liana of actors and actresses, fessor Regis Michaud, wh...…

…PAGE SIX filE Y)grRorriEwini • RONICLE OLD FOLKS HOME BALL THIS SUNDAY. SISTERHOOD SHAAREY ZEDEK GIVES THEATER PARTY MONDAY, FEB. 24 The Sisterhood of Congregation Shaarey Zedek is sponsoring a theater party on Monday evening, Feb. 24, at the Wilson Theater. Otis Skinner will appear in the comedy, "Papa Juan." Mrs. David HEYN'S ■ FOR ■ DRESSES ■ A Feature Chair in the ti Midwinter Sale of Hudson Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Winema...…

…Amax It lavish Periodical eater CLIPTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO RE 1) ErRonjewisn CARONRA2 PAGE SEVEN '*4 4-44t1-0 141:31 Marriage Solemnized at B'Nai Moshe Feb. 2 Engagements HESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF FINE FURNITURE [ FOR FIFTY YEARS Mr. and Mrs. M. Yaker announce the engagement of their (laugh Miss Betty Kroll of Delmar arc- nue returned from a two months' I ter' Sally, to Nat Stien, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Stien of Toronto, Ont...…

…TI E gr Ro IT tymn ERA OF PEACE HAILED BY NATHAN STRAUS ON 82nd BIRTHDAY JAN. 31 LU (Continued from Page One.) Ladies' Lechem Aniyim. what it means to them today, and The Detroit Ladies' 1.echem Ant what it iseOlestined to mean to the yim will hold its annual bazaar Jewish people in the future. The Sunday, Feb. 9, from 2 to 12 p. Balfour Declaration and the Brit- m., in the Holbrook Synagogue. ish mandate over Palestine, given The committee...…

…A merica Apish Periodical heater All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CUPTON AMU' • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO fFRONIGL E 1 Urphali Was First Jew Ever to be Condemned to Death in Zion. 12 ARABS ACQUITTED IN MACLEFF MURDER London Denies Report Luke May Not Return to His Post. 1.0-4-0 [ THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH NEWSPAPER. PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1930. VOL. XXIX. NO. 10. GRANTS NE' TRIAL TO CONDEMN...…

…PAGE TWO TIE9LTRORAWISOMRONICIIi, TOOL SHOP GIVES DAEMON BENEFIT Tool Shop, victorious in its first home league game with the Jack- son Elks, takes on the Dayton Kel- lys, present pacemakers in the Na- tional Pro League, this Tuesday evening at the Danceland Hall, Woodward at Forest. This game will be run as a benefit perform- ance for the widowed mother of the lute Mickey Darmon, who was killed in a boxing bout at the Olym- pia stadium la...…

…America Parish Perla&cal Cotter CLI PTO N AY!NUI • CINCINNATI 10, 01110 J ar: ONCE ANTI-SEMITE NOW JEWS' FRIEND Professor Jorga, Rumanian Statesman, Arrives in U. S. NEW YORK. — Prof. Nicholas Jorge, Rumanian historian and statesman and president of Bucha- rest University, arrived Monday on the Italian liner Roma to lecture in the United Sties. Although a for- mer leader in the anti-Semitic mcvenient, Professor Jorga is now friendly to th...…

…HEfl 'thtV4=ttritzttl**tritki=7:tzt&IgiazIWAMII : , , Published Weekly by The Jewish Chi onule Publishing Cm, Inc. Entered as Serond.elass matter M•reb 3, 1916, at the Potts office at Detroit. /Lich.. kind. the At of March 11, 1619. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 L Cable Adair., Chronicle onJon ()Hue 14 Stratford Place, London, W. 1, England Subscription, in Advance $3.00 Per Ye...…

…A merica ffewisk Periodical &kr CLIFTON AVINUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO RED entonjoisn Rim MRS. A. ZATKIN !!,1,,,, rly 1, proprietor of Levi's I, Mt. Clemens, announces opening of THE HAIFA HOTEL I HONORS HADASSAH TO HEA R1PERFECTON P. M. HAROLD HELLER1THEATER BENEFIT DR. ISAACS FEB. ft Strictly Kosher PROCEEDS TO BUY BUSES FOR U. H. S. A record attendance at the ban- quet of Perfection Lodge No. 480, F. & A. M., in the Masonic Tem- p...…

…MM. PAGE SIX filEMNRCTTIEWISR Her Betrothal Announced "Heyn's For Dresses" ii --If You Are Hard To Fit! -- then come to Ileyn's You'll enjoy slipping into these Smart New Spring Frocks in -- HALF • SIZES 42 to 60 EXTRA•SIZES 1414 to 26 1/2 '16 An interesting selec- tion of all sizes. New Spring Style. New Spring Color. Printed Crepe. Georgette. Flat Crepes Chiffon. Third Floor nRornat Plans are announced complete for the J...…

…■ A mcricaN Apish Periodical Carter CLIFTON /AMNIA • - colcaeint ao, onto 7/1 ED/TERM/ L AMM etRONICL2 PAGE SEVEN IMOMMWWINM• ocia r sai DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF FINE FURNITURE FOR FIFTY YEARS Get-Together Will be Held on Feb. 10 Women's Engagements ( Miss Irma Kraft of Ness- York ' nationally known lecturer, autho Mr. and Mrs. William L. Krieg- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice IL Shapiro announce the betrothal of thei and student of the dram...…

…WARBURG OWNS LARGE JAFFA ORANGE GROVE paid $115,000, it became known JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A.) M. Warburg, prominent New York banker, is the owner of a valuable orange grove near Jaffa, for which he is reported to have Palestine last spring he expressed a desire to become a property own- er there. The tract in question was purchased for Mr. Warburg by his local representative. 187 SOLD THIS WEEK It did not take wise Detroit Radio Buyers lo...…

…Americo( ravish periodical Carter CLIFTON ARNO& - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO TilEY)LTR0111/;WIS/10RONILLt St 13 0 X I FANNIE HURST STORY IN TALKING PICTURE AT UNITED ARTISTS, IN i Questions Suitability of 01 d Shaarey Zedek for Hospital. - PAGE NINE ev• ■ •••• ■ ••• _ Are Jewish Boys Prejudiced Against the Jewish Girls? Clara Langsner, who plays the role of the old Jewish mother, Mrs. Wallenstein, who dies so dra- Chronicle Readers Cont...…

…TIE Tr, ROIT, iNSR etRONICLE JEWISH WELFARE FEDERATION PLANS SPRING CAMPAIGN F Y ForLowCost Hauling BUY INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MOTOR TRUCKS (Continued from Page One.) philanthropy can be had. When intelligent people economize, they do not do it at the expense of the less fortunate," Mr. Mahler assert- ed. "Our committee has pleged itself to work even harder than in ',reseeding years." The members of the campaign and collection planning ...…

…4 4lWI-1W Amish Periodical eater - - CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS - LWISH . AROXICLE _ THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER, PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDM, JANUARY 24, 1930. VOL. XXIX. NO. 9. FAITH REAFFIRMED IN PRINCIPLES OF LAND ACQUISITION DETROIT SERVICE GROUP TO EXTEND ITS MEMBERSHIP Chief Rabbi Composes Prayer For Naval Parley's Success London, Jan. 15.-01, T. A...…

…PAGE TWO DE7BOIT, jEW1Sfl (ARON Norma Talks at United Ar lists Theater. - first musical talking picture, is a thrilling melodramatic production, "New York Nights" opened at rich in romance, rich in power and the United lirtists Theater with richer still in its entertainment Norma Talmadge showing in her values. February 17-23 POEU-OR̀",M, E, Masonic Temple A. BUTZEL ADDRESSES Innplt ii My El PONTIAC PROS JOIN JUDGE DAVID DIES AT 51 AARON...…

…America Awls* Palo&Cal Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Pici)erRorr LIMA et RONK, Et Phone inpir. 1434 ' . • .7'7; :-:CLASSIFIED:.: Z. B. T. GRADUATE CLUB ELECTS 1930 OFFICERS CATERERS-Strictly kosher. En- WANTED-Smart Jewish girl for gagements, w e d d i n g and exclusive ladies' stumpy in Wind- banquets. Catered by plate. De- sor. Must be experienced in troit Catering Co., M. A. selling ladies' ready-to-wear. i Pereira...…