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You Are Invited to Attend the
Rally and Massmeeting
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LOUIS H. WOLFE
HAL P. WILSON
PRESIDENT
VICE•PHESIDENT
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FRANK LAWHEAD
VICE-PRESIDENT
PHIL GOULDING
ADVISORY BOARD
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LEO P. KOSCINSKI
TREASURER
ADVISORY BOARD
HON. ERNEST P. LA JOIE
GEORGE LINTON
MAX L. BLACK
HON. W. McKAY SKILLMAN
HON. CHARLES L. BARTLETT
HERMAN MARKS
PETER J. DREXELIUS
CHARLES E. McCARTY
HUGO PARSHELL
ABE SRERE
DR. R. R. GOLDSTONE
HARRY McCONNAUGHT
JOSEPH KLEIN
WILLIAM ROSENBERG
MILTON R. PALMER
LOUIS GOULD
JOHN POLESKI
CHARLES K. SANDORF
HARR YL. HERSCHBERG
WM. D. ELLSWORTH
THOMAS J. DONAHUE
LEOPOLD D. MAYER
SAMUEL POLOZKER
M. A. LA FOND
WILLIAM KAUFMAN
LEO TAUBE
MAURICE BORDELOVE
HENRY WAGNER
WILLIAM G. GILMORE
NORMAN SNIDER
Sunday Night, Sept. 7.' 8 p • m
ROTIICIE
FINSTERWALD FOR
WILBER M. BRUCKER
1VIEWS OF CANDIDATES creeds. The troop meets at the • United Artists Theater,
Black-haired, black-eyed, hand-
PRESENTED TO PISGAH Roosevelt school.
The troop has been a very active some Charles "Buddy" Rogers and
Gubernatorial Aspirants Platform, one and for the past few years has ' re - alre , blue-eyed Nancy Car-
roll, the lovers of "Able's Irish
Outlined at Meeting.
carried off top honors in the dis- Rose" and "Close Harmony," make
trict field meets and other activi- a peach of • pair in "Follow
Thru," which is having its Detroit
premiere at the United Artists
Theater this week.
at the University of Detroit sta-
dium during the football season for
Madison Theater.
the past several years.
Impelled by a tremendous public
Through his legal practice and demand for more of this sensation.
his business affairs sometimes at modern drama, the management
, press him for time, Mr. Caswell of the Madison Theater has
, and the "gang" usually are to be brought "Common Clay" to Ma li-
found together on meeting night. son Theater for a limited engag e-
ment.
At a meeting of Pisgah Lodge
Gubernatorial Candidate Is
No. 34, I. 0. B. B., held at the Dex- ties. This troop, under the direc-
Supported by Isenberg,
ter Center, Lawrence and Dexter, tion of Mr. Caswell, has had
Rubiner, Dr. Smith.
Wednesday evening, Simon Shet- charge of the seating of spectators
zer, president of the Zionist Dis-
Decided impetus was lent to the trict of Detroit, spoke in behalf of
campaign of Attorney General %Vil- the candidacy of Wilber M. Bruck-
er M. Brucker for the governor- er, who could not attend on account
ship, with the release of an an- of his duties in connection with the
nouncement by Adolph Finster- grand jury crime investigation.
Judge Edward Jeffries Was another
speaker on the program; present-
ing his own platform. Alexander
J. Groesbeck did not attend.
Mr. Shetzer, in the course of his
remarks, denied there was such a
thing as a Jewish vote. lie said: /
"On several occasions during the
past weeks, well intentioned per-
sons have made the suggestion that
Mr. Groesbeck, six-time candidate
for governor, should, as a friend of
the Jewish Community receive an
united Jewish vote. As an Ameri-
can citizen I resent with all the
sincerity at my command the im-
plication conveyed by this ap-
proach. An appeal for votes on
the basis of a specific or alleged
friendship for a portion of the cit-
izenry of the state is un-American
and strikes violently at the very
foundations of the Republic. As I,
a Jew, I resent this affront to the .
best traditions of the Jewish com-
munities of the State.
"I deny further the insinuation
that there ever has been such a
thing as a solid Jewish vote. The
ADOLPH FINSTERWALD
mere fact that, at previous elec-
maid in support of Mr. Brucker's tions Jewish candidates
have re-
candidacy. Mr. Finsterwald, co_ ceived less votes than the total vot•,
leader in the Allied Jewish Cam- ing strength of the Jews of the
paign and prominently identified community, is an unqualified refu-
with all important Jewish com- tation of this non-existant Jewish
munal movements, said "There is vote.
no question in my mind that At-
"It would 'seem, moreover, that
torney General Brucker is eminent.
there is considerable misunder-
ly qualified to be the Governor of
standing as to what may be con-
Michigan, and I have no hesitancy
sidered friendship for the Jewish
in endorsing his candidacy.
Hi •
people on the part of a non-Jewish
splendid record of fourteen year
governor. As far as I can learn,
of service to his county, s tate
d
during Mr. Groesbeck's three terms
country, as a soldier, prosecute
r as governor, his appointment of
and attorney-general, leave no
Mr. Sol Sallan to the Phychopthic
doubt as to his ability to discharge
Board of the State Hospital was
creditably the duties of a governor.
his one and only selection of a
Mrs. Maud Slocum Morons, who '
In addition he has an exceptional
Jew to a State office. Governor
is opposing Grant M. Hudson and !
reputation for integrity and faith-
Fred Green, how-ever, can boast of
Seymour Person, in the Sixth'
fulness in the execution of duty.
seven such appointments. Ile
!Congressional Race, confirms the
Ile will, if elected, be a credit to
placed Dr. 'Mark Herzfeld upon the
statement that Jerry Buckley was
the State of Michigan."
State Board of Osteopathy; Mrs.
partially responsible for her be. His Election as Sheriff Urged
F rom other Jewish leaders came 'Isaac
Gilbert on the State Hospital
coming a contestant for the repre-
by Powerful Elements
similar endorsements of
Mr .IBoard; and Adolph Finsterwald
sentation from the Sixth District.
Brucker. Among them during th e upon the State Fair Board. Ile
in Detroit.
, 'J er e y rry.fu t ans,, a str a u ye sst Minrs.myzhroom
sse. sheriff
of B
Henry
ayne candidate for past week were those from Wil - appointed Mr. Herman August,
R
County, in the liam B. Isenberg, of Isenberg-Pur - I Public Administrator and Mr.
and had announced my candidacy last days of his campaign received dy Company; Dr. Charles A. Smith,
Charles Rubiner, Assistant Attor-
twice over radio station WMBC the endorsement of some of the dentist; harry Frank, capitalist,
ney General. Governor Green ele-
in May. In the passing of Jerry moat powerful elements in Detroit, and Charles Rubiner, attorney. vated Judge Harry
B. Keidan
Buckley I have lost one of my including the daily press. Mr. "Attorney General Brucker has
from the Detroit Recorder's Court
staunchest supporters. My cam-
demonstrated his devotion to public
to the Wayne Circuit Bench and
paign is a fight to regain repre-
duty by the manner in which he
in his selection of Justice Henry
sentation for the so-called 'common
left his campaign for the governor
-; M. Butzel to the Supreme Court,
herd.' In this objective Jerry's
ship, in the hands of friends while
he gave to a member of the Jewish
viewpoint and mine were the some.
he turned his entire time and ener-
Community an honor never before
"On the date of April 22, Emil
gy' to the grand jury inquiry." de-
conferred by a chief executive of
De Valiera, past President of Ire-
clared Mr. Isenberg, in a state- this State."
land, was in Detroit for a period
ment. "A man who is willing to
of approximately seven hours. Dur-
(sacrifice personal political fortune
ing this short time as a guest in
in the interest of the public wel-
our city he visited the Ford plant
fare, is deserving of the gratitude William H. Caswell Candi-
after which he was the guest of
of the public. Such conscientious
date for Circuit Court
Jerry Buckley. Ile spoke over
performance of duty in a public
WMBC station at 6:30 during the
Commissioner
official is too rare to go unreward-
Jerry Buckley period. .1 erry
ed."
brought to me a picture that eve-
Boy
Scouts
of Troop 217, of the ;
"I have read with interest the
, ning taken of himself and the past
platform upon which Attorney Gen- Detroit council, are getting a first
hand
l
president of Ireland, Emil De Va-
esson
in civics this fall
s rue er rests his campaign,
Hera, which I prize very highly to-
said Mr. Frank, "and I find it to be through their interest in the fall
gether with their autograph in my
primary
election.
Their interest
!a progressive, forward-looking and
guest book of the occasion."
constructive declaration. Ile has lies in the fact that their Scout-
master,
William
II.
Caswell, De-
outlined a program of sane, eco-
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HARRY I.
DINGEMAN
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will appreciate your vote for
COUNTY DRAIN
COMMISSIONER
Elect
HUGH J.
.
FORT WAYNE HOTEL, COR. CASS AND TEMPLE
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Alex J. Groesbeck, our candidate for Governor, will be here to address you in person,
EVERYBODY WELCOME
'" (stiumEgigi's,11747170N BEHRENDT GAINING
IN SHERIFF RACE
RETAIN
JUDGE
SHERMAN D.
Callender
Recorder's
Court
(Traffic
Division)
sop
Fxperienced,
Capable,
Courteous
Endorsed by the Detroit Bar Association
Circuit Court Commissioner
Worthy, Qualified, Well Recommended
mi ■ ms ■ It
RETAIN
JUDGE LESTER S.
MOLL
nomical, constructive action for the
state, including a comprehensive
highway program, a plan looking
to the more Nuitable distribution
of the tax burden, measures for
more efficient law-enforcement and
HENRY BEHRENDT
GRAND RIVER AVE.
other proposals vital to the welfare
at West Grand Boulevard
Behrendt, who has had more than ! of every citizen. I urge the candi-
(Opposite Northwestern IligN
20 years police experience and who dacy of Mr. Brucker upon my
is a former United States marshal, friends and shall lend him every
SUNDAY, MONDAY, SEPT. 74
ssistance within my power."
in of Jewish parentage.
All-Talk no
Mr. Behrendt promises to be apt "Personal acquaintance with At-
William Powell
orney General Brucker for a per.
"full-time
sheriff."
Ile
says:
In
wo'r 'Ik. will not be a part time sher- od of years, has satisfied an of his
"FOR THE DEFENSE"
I t ivalifications for the office of gov-
I will give my full time to the t
with Kay Francis
ernor," said Dr. Smith and Mr.
A Sma ■ hing Drama of Love
Primaries September 9. Republican
tubiner. "We have at all times
the Law
"I believe in co-operation he- f ound Mr. Brucker to be honest,
Mack ,Sennett
Sennett Comedy
Inserted by a Jewish Friend
tween the law enforcing agencies. ` incere and conscientious, both in
"SCOTCH"
I will gladly work with the Metro- he discharge of his official duties
s,sind News
politan police and with the police
sol in his relations with his
Continuous 2 to 11 p. m., Sunda
of the various municipalities out- f riends. The people of the state
TUES., WED., SEPT. 5.10
side of Detroit.
0
f
Michigan have, in our opinion,
CLARA BOW In
"But I will not dodge the respon-
n opportunity to elect a governor
'Love Amon: 1k. Millionaire."
sibility of chief law enforcing w ho will make an outstanding rec-
A comedy with simile at Imiebrer .
officer of the county. If these , rd for efficiency and accomplish-
agencies cannot or will not enforce m eat in that office. That he is a
the law in their territory, I wilU m an of courage is demonstrated
not be afraid to step in.
y the fact that while with the
WILLIAM H. CASWELL.
"It will not he necessary for the A merican forces in France, he was
Why Not a Woman?
Governor of Michigan to call the t vice cited by General Pershing, trot attorney and business man,
is
State Troopers into Wayne County f Sr
. bravery in action. That he is a candidate for the office of Circuit
to clean up vice which should be ii ipable is evidenced by the many court commissioner.
cleaned up by my office.
pi eces of important litigation per-
Scoutmaster Caswell has found
"1 have made this an open lette
r
mally handled by him with suc- that his efforts to stress the Scout
to the people of Wayne County he
ss. Among them were the fa-. precept of "do a good turn daily"
reuse I want to go on record with m
mous House of David case, the and the 12 points of the Scout law
them.
hicago waterway case, the Mich- have been bread 'cast upon the
Primaries Tuesday, September 9
"The responsibility for the state- ig an radio ease before the Federal water.
ments are mine. I will not hide he-
adio
Commission, the wider Wood-
No candidate for office in the fall
hind a committee or a club.
ard litigation and others. He also primary could have a more youth-
"I personally charge that the su e•essfully argued the conotitu- ful, enthusiastic and helpful group
collapsed, so
snality of the new negligent horn- working in behalf than has Mr.
as law enforcement
.censeo olrla tp h7an
is ide act before the Michigan Su- Caswell in the person of his boys.
VOTE
of crimina ca es is concerned.
l s
pr ede court. That he is mindful
They have run errands, distrib-
"I personally promise that if I if the rights of other racial and re- uted placards, campaign cards,
am nominated and elected sheriff Ii gions groups is shown by the fact tacked up banners, affixed stickers,
I will weld the sheriff force into th at it was Mr. Brucker who in- distributed tire covers and to
cap
the strong arm of the law
which Ir educed a resolution condemning their efforts have dug into their
it in supposed to be. th Ku
Klux Klan at the national spending money to contribute to-
for
"Behind this promise I place my cs ∎ mention of the American Legion ward advertising in his behalf.
record of 28 years of service as an in 1923. Ile unquestionably de
Mr. Caswell • who is keenly
in-
-
officer. in
' it I place a repo-
rested in young people, has been
in
ars promotion to the governor-
tation which has never been sullied sh ip"
Scoutmaster of Troop 217, one of
h y • a whisper
•h
of disloyalty to the
the largest troops in the Detroit
people I have served or of unwill-
First District,
council, for nearly nine years. It
ingness to do my full duty.
Wayne County, Mich.
Freiwald's Re-Election Urged now numbers more than 60 mem-
"M •
y rich possession is that
bers and Includes more than a doz-
REPUBLICAN TICKET
by
His
Friends.
en nationalities and as many
Wayne's Own Candidate for
record. I pledge it freely."
Primaries Sept. 9, 1930
' A group of friends of County
Congress from the Sixth Con-
Treasurer Godfrey 1' r e i wald,
g
ions/ D . • t supports the
mon
them
a
number
of
Jews,
following issues:
FAVORS MOSAIC LAWS
a e
g
Urging adoption of the Mosaic srgedhis re-election in the follow-
Utilirat ion
ofwaterways
directly
, ing statement:
laws, which he said would he an
beneficial to Detroit and Wee. ,
On Sept. 9, you will have the
advance over existing laws, Chase
Mod
C 7f1:7;on of Eighteenth Amend•
S. Osborn, candidate for the opportunity to show your approval
mem.
United States Senate, Monday or disapproval of the various can.
Compensation Law for discarded in-
dustrial workers.
night paid tribute to Jewish ethics didates for public office and every
Bonus adjurtment for veterans.
in addressing 300 member, of the voter who values his citizenship
Protestisis Law for child labor and
Turover Mutual Aid Society at should grasp this opportunity to
adult workers.
their headquarters, 1000 Marston express his wish at the primaries
Five-day week workers schedule mak-
avenue.
ing room for est,. shifts.
to he held on that date, thus insur-
Protective tarifl for indumries, work-
"Have the present laws as clear ing the election of good men for
ed farmers.
cut as the Talmudic laws and you office.
0:r1 Age Pension. ler dependants upon
Of
ety.
will see an advance in modern s
"Godfrey Freiwald, the present
S roplificat.on of court 'methods and
e tety, Osborn said. "The Mosaic county treasurer, will again need
costly proemdures wimh hinder
IR ws are just. They provide a re- the active support of his friends
Coiv' er
'n ' m ' ent regulation for relief .1
a pportionment of property every and of those who approve of his
unernp'oyment.
50 years."
administration in the past.
The speaker paid high tribute to
"Mr. Freiwald has 'made good.'
MAUD SLOCUM MOROSS. Candidate
for (
r.,..
from the Sixth Con -
Supreme Court Justice Louis D. He has given an an efficient, bush. ,
g •nnal I) .,,o r o f Michigan, is
Brandeio,
whom
he
characterized
neon-like
and courteous administr
rot supported b y themoneyed
m
power.
as one of the greatest jurists in lion of the affairs of the office. He
snd sei.h moltt-millional • group*
The well-known Cantor, R
the history of the nation. Ile elo- has had the experience in that :
is s one of her opoo
ev. Jacob J. Silverman who conducted services
at the Shaarey Zedek, will officiate
fight ng f or the cause of the S Cm-
at the Philadelphia-Byron Branch. Other
quently outlined what he called office which no other candidate can
mon
o
rerard'ess of creed, race
talented Cantors will
the just decisions of Brandeis and command. We therefore earnestly
- net on•I ■ ty that they may have
conduct services at the Tuxedo and Fenkell Branches.
said he showed • humanizing sym-
request your influence for Mr.
•
Cov•Zwi d ea rr. e"'"'
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE PRICES
pathy in his interpretation of Freiwald for county treasurer, and
ca
law."
urge you to support him."
FERRY FIELD
THEATRE
CIRCUIT JUDGE
WAYNE COUNTY
ABLE — KIND — COURTEOUS
Re-Elect
ELECT
DONALD
SCHINDLER
JUDGE JOHN J.
Circuit Court Commissioner
MAHER
to
Traffic Division
FOR
SANDOR
ENGEL
REPRESENTATIVE
of
STATE LEGISLATURE
Recorder's Court
A group of prominent Jewish attorneys, familiar with Judge
Maker's successful administration of justice in the Traffic
Court, and mindful of the need to retain him, is responsible for
this advertisement.
.WIL\ILWILMIII.\\11.1 ■ 11:11M11, 111. 1■ 1•110
RE-ELECT
CIRCUIT JUDGE
JUDGE MAURICE H.
McMAHON
Officially endorsed by Detroit
Bar Association.
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THE UNITED HEBREW
SCHOOLS OF DETROIT
wish to announce that services will be held in the
following branches: ==
ADELPHIA-BYRON, 1245 West Philadelphia
Lf-
TUXEDO, Tuxedo at Holmur
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FENKELL, Parkside at Midland
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