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CLIFTON ATENIII • ClUiCINNAEI 30, 01110
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BLACK ENDORSED BY
JEWISH SOCIETIES
Candidate for Judge Given Sup.
port by Communal Groups,
In the closing days of the CAM-
paign for the election of judges to
the rermnon )'leas Court, Max L.
Black_ candidate for judge to this
court for the long term, is gradu-
ally rolling up the undisputed sup-
port of the Jewish voters, individ-
ually and Jewish organizations as
a whole.
Many Jewish organizations in
the city, such as the Berdichever,
progressive Aid Society, the Zit-
°met Progressive Vnterstitzung
Vert. , . the Odessa Verein and par-
ticularly the Unity Voters League,
the only Jewish political organiza-
tion in the city, have not only en-
dorsed Mr. Black but active com-
mittees have been appointed to as-
s is t the general "Black for Judge
Campaign ('ommittee" to put him
over.
Many Jewsih women's organiza-
tions under the able leadership of
Eve Prenzlauer are taking part in
the campaign in the hope of it suc-
cessful conclusion at the primaries
on Monday.
Mr. Black not only has the sup-
port of the Jewish noon unity, but
is backed by the Polish citizenry
under the official leadership of the
Polish Daily News.
ASSIF 1ED
ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA-
TORS—We do painting, deco-
rating and plastering. Guaran-
teed work. L. vathanson, 2987
Gladstone. Phone Garfield 5128
from 7 to 10 a. and 4 to 8
p. tn.
MRS. J. SIIERLINE—Virst•elass
catering for weddings and par-
ties. 15850 Linwood. Univer-
sity 2.1610.
CATERERS—StrIctly kosher, En-
gagements, weddings and
banquets. Catered by plate. De-
troit Catering Co., 31. A.
l'ereire, Prop., Longfellow 5654.
CLEAN CURTAINS will beautify
your home.
Send your soiled
WANTED
ALERT BUSINESS MAN, for
new agency that will net you
upwards of $5,1100 per year. In-
vestment
necessary. Phone
Cedar 1660 between 9 and 12
for appointment.
JOSEPH SHOENGOLD
GUEST STAGE STAR
Littman's This
Week-End in "Foolish
Fathers."
Appears at
Joseph Shoolgold, noted actor
and singer, is announced by A.
Littman as the guest star for the
performance of "Foolish Fathers"
at Littman's Yiddish People's
Theater this week-end, Friday eve-
ning, Saturday and Sunday mati-
nees and evenings.
3Ir. Sheet:gold, who has previ-
WANTED—Services of a match- ously appeared in Detroit, has a
maker (Schadchen). Write large country-wide following. Ile
Box 156, Detroit Jewish Chron- will be assisted here by the entire
icle.
east of Littman's playhouse.
OR RENT--Very attractive fur-
nkhed room by family I ni
children) for one or two gentle
men, ladies or couple. Four
teenth bus at door. Call at 2210
West Philadelphia, Apt. 109.
curtains or drapes to us for com- FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
plete renovating and they'll be
room fur lady or gentleman.
returned to you looking like
Call mornings from H to 11 or
new. Prompt service. Ambas-
evenings from 4 to 7, at 2962
sador Curtain Laundry A Clean-
Sturtevant, or phone hemlock
ing Co., 3308 Joy Road, corner
29811-W.
Purim—the Merriest of Jew-
ish Holidays.
EMBARRASSiNG MOMENTS
When your wife finds
y(11
curing your secretary's
headache . . .
LIGHT
nonchalant
A MURAD
(Continued from Page One)
Wildernere. Euclid 4220.
YOUNG LADY, alone, would rent "Mordecai". Where did that come
from
room, $.1 week, or share my at-
FOR RENT—Nice large, airy fur-
There is quite an established
tractive apartment with one or
nished room with small family
theory, that identities Nlordecai
two business girls. Reasonable.
of adults. Refined neighborhood.
with Marduk, an all-powerful God-
Cone and see me. I am sure
for-the-god, believed in by the Per-
you will like it. Have radio
sians.
and piano. Wonderful trans-
The story of Esther, being mu
portation for Fourteenth bus
"The Racket" Remains at
historical puzzle, makes the name
and Trumbull car line. 2073 changing game an open field. 31any
Shubert - Lafayette.
Euclid
Pingree, Apt. 206.
Jewish writers start out by saying
"The Racket," grandly modern FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
0119-111.
room with twin beds and sun
the story is pure fiction. Then they
melodrama of today's racketeers
parlor
combined,
in
exclusive
and their methods, which was real-
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished begin to trace it derivations.
single
home
by
adult
flintily.
And Here la the Story.
istic to the extent that it was
large room. Modern improve-
Rent reasonable. Between Ham-
In pure plot-form, the story may
from Chicago tits locale), remains
ments, separate shower, and
ilton
and
Byron.
For
appoint-
be
defined
as follows:
home privileges. Adult family.
a second week at the Lafayette
ment call Arlington 4436-W.
There is a King of Persia, named
Theater, beginning with next Sun-
near Fourteenth bus and Clair-
Ahasuerues (Artaxerxes Ahura- I
day night.
mount car. Rent reasonable.
Corikaation)
C S. Anarpros
Mazda?) He has a queen named
Written by ea Chicago news- FOR RENT—A nicely furnished
Suitable fur employed couple or
Capital Stock Owned by P. Lorillard Co., Inc.
room for a young lady or gen-
Vashti, who refuses to dance for
paperman, Bartlett Cormack, the
lady or gentleman. Phone Eu-
tleman with private family.
I him at the right time. Ile send.
central figure of "The Racket" is •
clid 0002,
aragy
if des i a
r ed .
' out agents to find a new queen.
S h ewer 1
tat I G
a modern gangster, who controls
There is a villian named Haman
Reasonable. 2059 Pingroe, Eu- FOR RENT—A beautifully fur-
everything in the town apparently
clid
1494-R.
Half
block
from
nished bright room, twin beds, ' (Harman?) who becomes angry' at
but one lone police captain, who,
Jl•se' named Mordecai (Marduk?)
stre'e't
cur
or
bus.
a
suitable
for
one
or
two
gentle-
because of his zealous attention to
men. Stall shower. Garage if who refuses to bow before hint.
duty is transferred out in "the
between the
desired. Convenient to Trumbull ' The villian bribes the king to is-
sticks" until he "joins the organ- WANTED-25 pupils
The many friends of Milton A.
ages of 6 and 9 to organize a
and Clairmont lines and Four- sue an order for the hanging of the •
ization."
Behrendt are urging his election as
class of beginners at 8656 Lin-
teenth bus. Family of two Jew, and for the slaughter of all Services:
Dr.
Leo
M.
Franklin
will
occupy
the
the
rest
of
the
Jews.
judge of the Common Pleas Court
wood, near Blaine avenue
adults. Resonable rate. Em-
Sunday morning. March I, and
Meanwhile the hero Mordecai's pulpit
1Nusach lloari Congregation).
speak on the subject, "Enemies of So-, (short term).
pire 1787. 1734 Virginia Park.
cousin, because of her beauty, has riety." Servirex begin It 10:45.
Milton Behrendt was horn and
Will teach them to read and
COUNTY AUDITOR
Saturday, Feb. 2r. will be known as raked in Detroit, is married, has
write Ilebrew and Yiddish in one FOR RENT — Large front fur- become queen. She risks her life Council
Sabbath. This Sabbath will be
nished bedroom in private home. to win the good-will of the king, observed throughout the country • s a three children and is a taxpayer.
month and give them a general .
training, I Convenient for one or two. Rent so that he countermands the order ,pecial day of service •nd inspiration by Ile is a nephew of Sheriff Henry
traditional Jewish
very satisfactory to most par-
reasonable. 1670 Lee Place, Em- he has given to his grand-vizier, he National Council of Jewish Women. Behrendt. Being compelled to
For one tir two persons. Rent
reasonable. 3285 Tuxedo, bet.
Linwood and Dexter. Call Arl-.
ington 0440-R.
um* goal El
Sotto
MILTON A. BEHRENDT' Y. W. H. A. NOTES
SEEKS A JUDGESHIP At Home
JOHN C. COWAN
HAS SERVED YOU
EFFICIENTLY
AND
FAITHFULLY
YOU ARE URGED TO
VOTE FOR HIS
RE-ELECTION
MONDAY MARCH 2
VOTE FOR
BENJ. B.
GORDON
Judge Common Pleas
Court
(Long Term)
Qualified by experience and
training.
l'rimaries March 2, 1931
ELECT
ents.
the villain Haman, and lets the
Jews live. Finding out that this
same grand-vizier wanted to be
king, the king has hint hung, in-
stead of Mordecai. All ends hap-
pily.
A. for Haman.
Now, strafing off with the asser-
tion that the story is pure fiction,
historians go on to say that the
purely fictional king must he Ali-
taxerxes, who reigned in :use
I 465 B. C. for 40 years, because the
FOR RENT—Desirable room in name of Artraxerxes sounds like
relined adult home. 1209 Pin- Ahasuerus, and because from "in-
gree, Empire 7743-M.
ternal evidence" the story must
have been placed in that period.
As for Haman, he is mentioned
in the Bible story as "Ilaman the
Agagite," which means "Haman
the Amelekite." The Amelkites,
were ancient enemies of the Jews.
But how would an Amelekite get
(Continued from l'age One)
to be itt Persia, and grand vizier?
would naturally be emphasized in Certainly the story is pure fiction,
time of stress. Expenses have and the word Amelkite was put
been cut to a minimum. There there by a fiction writer to supply'
•have been combinations and con- a "motive" for Haman's instinctive
solidations of classes wherever it hatred of Mordecai.
Another Theory.
was possible, without jeopardizing
But let us try another angle al-
the system. The average number
of children per teacher is 21, a high together.
Let Mordecai be the name of the
average. This is in accordance
with modern pedagogy and Jewish god Marduk. Hammen is the name
of Elam, a prov-
tradition. According to the Tal- of the chief god
•
mud a class should not exceed the ince of l'ersia, and Sus e, the cap-
itol
of
l'ersia,
is
in
that province.
of
25.
When
it
exceeds
this
, limit
number, intensive study is not pos- So we have two gods, in opposition.
.
Now, "Esther" is easy. "Esther"
I s A survey of teachers' salaries is none other than "Ishtar," god-
has revealed that the average sal-, dess of the moon, who corresponds
Free trial lesson at your
pire 1942,
hone. David Horowitz, the
FOR
RENT—Exceptionally large
Hazelwood,
Gar-
teacher, 2248
beautifully furnished room with
field 6835-J,
private entrance. For one or
two gentlemen. Reasonable rent.
ATTRACTIVE WIDOW, with a
25112 liazelwood.
nice home, would like to get ac-
quainted with a refined gentle- F'
OR RENT—Furnished room by a
man of 40 or older. Would con-
couple. Private. Maid service,
sides matrimony with the right.
Rent reasonable. 2242 Hazel-
party. Write Box 152, Detroit
wood, Euclid 8977-W.
Jewish Chronicle.
1: Olt , RENT — Modern furnished
room, bright and airy, for a gen-
tleman. No other roomers.
Near Dexter. 3840 Monterey,
Apt. 8, Northlawn 5778.
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
single or couple. Kitchen privi-
1968 Pingree, Euclid
PARTNER WANTED fur a manu-
facturing business. Established
in Detroit 12 years. Address
• Box 153, Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle.
1, 11INISHED ROOM for young
man, with adjoining lavatory
and shower. Convenient to
street car and has lines. Pri-
die family. Reasonable. Must
lit' seen to be appreciated. 2519
Pingree avenue.
U. H. S. STANDARDS
RETAINED DESPITE
DEPRESSING TIMES
BLACK
JUDGE
COMMON PLEAS
COURT
LONG TERM
Prominent Detroit Communal
Worker
Primaries Tuesday, March 2
VOTE FOR
FOR SALL --Platinum wedding
ring, also solitaire diamond
ring, at less than half price.
opportunity for
Wonderful
Ad-
someone getting married.
dress Box 154, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.
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ROOM WANTED by young busi-
ness man in strictly modern pri-
vate home. Young people pre-
ferred. Kindly give telephone
number. Address Box 155. De-
troit Jewish Chronicle.
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FOR RENT — Furnished room
having a double bed. With all
ter-Tuxedo (Ostrich; 9123 Delmar
in the Oakland district; and 524,
East Ferry, in the Ferry-Antoine ,
district. The affiliated schools are
located at 520 Toseorora, Windsor,
Ontario; Brush and Minnesota ave-
nues, in the Six Mile district; 2115
Wendell, in the West Verner dis-
trict; and 10171 West JelTerson, in
the River Rouge district.
The instruction in the schools is
organized into three distinct de-
partments: the kindergarten, ex-
tending over a period of a year
where five year old children are ad-
mitted; the elementary department,
extending over a period of seven
years; and the high school, which
offers a three year course. The
studies include prayers, the Torah,
the Prophets, Jewish History, the
Hebrew language, ethics and mor-
the queen of the god of light.
Taking their cue from the name-
jugglers, the historians try to find
some meaning in the similarity of
Marduk with Mordecai, Ishtar with
Esther. They seek for a holiday
in the Persian calendar, that would
correspond to the feast of I'urim
on the fourteenth and fifteenth of
Arian
If such a holiday existed. it
might be that the Jews, while in
exile in Persia, took over the fes-
tival, and later brought it hack to
Jerusalem with them, and Made it
over into a Jewish holiday. But
unfortunately for that theory, no
one has been able to find a Persian
holiday that corresponded to the
fourteenth of Ader.
There is nothing left but to take
the story of Esther as it is given
6528 als, and in the high school, Talmud us, the story of a beautiful Jewish
•nnveniences.
The sessions are girl who became queen of Persia,
Em- and Aggadah.
Hamilton, near Boulevard.
held daily after public school hours, and saved her people.('ert:un ly
pire 7574-W.
and on Sundays in the forenoon. the holiday of Purim whether born
THOUSANDS OF PERSONS Each child receives one and one- out of the story, or whether the
LISTEN to radio broadcasting. So half hours instruction per day or father of the story, developed into
Jewish holiday•.
why not use radio broadcasting seven and one-half hours per week. the merriest of 1931.
J. T A /
leoPYright.
to increase your sales by letting There are 31 teachers and princi-
pals
serving
on
the
staff
of
the
have
to
you
people know what
offer, the prices you ask, etc.? Schools' system, 19 of whom are
I will help you arrange copy, men and II women. Ten of the z•l, Harry Cohen, Meyer B. Cohen,
teachers are graduates of the Unit- Louis Dann, Joseph II. Ehrlich,
consisting of about 200 words,
Rabbi Samuel M. Fein, Rabbi
also broadcast your announce- ed Hebrew Schools.
Moses Fischer, Morris Fishman, J.
Officers.
ment over a popular local radio
Friedberg, Ilyman Goldman, Louis
Hebrew
Schools
is
I
United
The
broadcasting station, at the
Granet,
Rabbi A. M. Hershman,
co-
reasonable price of two dollars one of the 11 constituent and
Rabbi Reubin Hurwitz, Abe Hei-
of
the
Jewish
operating
members
and fifty cents per announce-
den,
Aaron
Klein, Judge !tarry B.
which
Hen-
ment. You are bound to get re- Welfare Federation of
Heiden, Michael Krell, Morris Lan-
sults by using this popular pub- ry Wineman is president and Ur.
.1.
B.
Lasky,
Professor Sam-
dau.
licity medium. John W. Mc- John Slawson is executive director.
The officers of the United He uel M. Levin, Sol R. Levin, Max
Donald, 181 W. Robinwood ave-
Lieberman,
Jacoh
S. bowenberg,
nue, Detroit, phone Longfellow brew Schools are: Maurice II.
Zackheim, president; J. Friedberg, Robert Merwil, Henry Meyers,
Aaron
M.
Pregerson,
Louis Robin-
honorary president; Judge Harry
ROOM FOR RENT in nice con- Heiden. first vice-president; lip- son, Isaac Rosenthal, Simon shetz-
David
W.
Simons,
Philip Slom-
er,
genial home, good location. half man Goldman, second vice-presi-
block from Trumbull car line, dt•nt; and Bernard Imam execu- ovitz, Harry Sosensky, R. Spatter,
Abe
Srere,
Milford
Stern,
Louis
sly per month for one, $20 per tive director.
The directors are: Rabbi Ezekiel Stoll, Rabbi I. Stollman, henry
month for two. Board if de-
Wineman,
Maurice
11.
Zackheim,
sired. 1675 Calvert avenue, Aishishkin, .1. W. Allen. Rabbi
Aaron M. Ashinsky, Fred M. But- David S. Zemon.
Hemlock 3785-W.
Business and Profiraelonal Girls Supper
courts.
Always known as fair, square
and gifted with an even tempera-
ment, Mr. Behrendes friends feel
that he is exceptionally well quail-
fled to hold this important office :
Among his many philanthropic
activities, Mr. Behrendt is perhaps
best known as one of the old news-
boys who can tie found year after
, year on Goodfellow day at his old
corner, Griswold and Lafayette.
Ile appeals to the entire commun-
ity fur support on primary day,
March 2.
Virtue is feared at court; not
loved.
The Business and Professional Girls
ai ■
l
'oh=ele
its y l :ent i t c !' ant"Petticlil." Ti llna%
a.
',newt and epeaker onMarch 1,
Miss Claire Sanders, chief probation °M-
eer for girls ,,f the Wayne County Juve-
nile Court. She will talk gin "How do
We Safeguard Our Hoye and Chia."
Friday Evening Services:
Simon Shelter will he the speaker at
the open forum following the Fridayeve-
ng aervicem n March 6. Tea will be
:e
erred. gi
Stunt Night:
The •nnual atont night program will
be hold in the Drown Memorial (Chapel
of Temple Beth dll on Sunday evening.
April la. Thia activity Is anticipated by
many, being an interclub azol claim ac-
tivity. The ;aunt that Is Judged the
winner receives • silver loving roe.
Ladies Auxiliary of Delray
Gives Purim Masquerade
This Sunday Night.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Del-
ray will give its annual Purim
masquerade ball Sunday, March 1,
in its own ballroom, 8124 Burdeno
Bob Cruzett's Orchestra
street.
will be featured and there will be
prizes for best costumes.
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Each succeeding year brings more
than this announcement. It brings
a record of —
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MAX L.
GIRL having an apartment wishes
to share it with another girl.
Call Sunday or evenings, Gar-
field 7160-51.
Purim Calendar:
On Sunday afternoon, March 1, the
intermediate ClaSneS I grades 1. 5 and
SI will hold a Purim masquerade. (In
Sumlay night. March 7. the Senior Iligh
School will hold its •nnual Purim din-
s-dram. dance. 6:30 to 12. On Sun-
day •fternoun, March it, the primary
gralles (kindergarten, neat, second and
third grades), will hold • Purim nuns-
unerade. On Sunday afternoon, March
15, the Jnnior High School 1confirma•
run lepartmentt will hold • Purim party
and dance.
For the parties of March 1 and 5,
help the children plan theircostumes.
Prizes cite to be awarded for the 014 -
111Ille which best represents • character
front the Book of Esther, the costume
which represents any other Biblical
character, the costume which represents
characters from general Jewish hisPdy
the moat original and clever flor
Dunes.
Fumes
. Iteservations for these parties
must be made • week in advance.
House Council:
The House Council, composed of rep.
re...dative.; from classes and dulls that
meet in the building. will meet Monday
evening. March 2. The officers recentlY
electeil a:
re Samuel Chart/Jos, president:
Belle Her on, vice.preiiident, Sam Gut•
terc nian
b .. secretary, and Ebile Ituben•t•in,
financial mecret•ry.
C?241
under the care of the Jewish Child , and Flamm- tn, in which Ishtar took
FOR RENT-2912 Webb avenue. Care Council or Orphan Home are the side of Marduk.
If Ahasuerus could he identified
Beautiful up-to-date eight-room ;titillated free.
with—may no philologist witness)
Nine School..
flat in exclusive section with
this
jump—Ahura-Mazda, the Per-
Schools
sys-
The
United
Ilehrew
maid's
quar-
all conveniences;
ters, t wo bathrooms. installed tem maintains five constituent sian Got of light, then the coniec-
shower, Frigidaire and oil bur- branches with an enrollment of 1,- tures take even more vivid form,
pupils and four affiliated Hammen, the god of Elam, wishes
ner.
branches with an enrollment of to become the over-lord of the Per-
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished 3111). The management assumes no sian gods, he wishes to be the god
room in modern apartment for financial responsibility for the affil- of light. He is clusiked in his de-
one or two gentlemen or la- iated schools. It renders only edu- signs by the intervention of the
dies, $4 a week. Board if de- cational guidance and supervision.' g1,41 Marduk, who with the all of
sired. Near Fourteenth but and The constituent schools arc located the goddess of the moon, Ishtar,'
Linwood car. 2555 l'ingree, at 157112 Parkside, in the Fenkell overcomes Ilamman. Ishtar be-
district; 1000 Tuxedo, in the Dex- comes Hallman. Ishtar becomes
Litwak.
Apt,
book, will
the subject of 1/r. Frank-
lin's sermon on Sunday, March M.
earn his own way through school,
he sold newspapers and worked at
various trades, educating himself
at night. In 1921 he graduated
from the Detroit College of Law.
Since then he has been a success-
ful attorney practicing in all
Charm School:
The charm school which meets every
evening will discuss "Music and How to
Understand It" at the neat meeting.
Benjamin D. Burdick was elect-
ed chancellor and David M. Miro
was named grand tribune of Phi
Sigma Lambda national law fra-
ternity at the convention which
closed in Cleveland on Tuesday.
Other Detroit delegates to the con•
vention were Irving Small, Irving
Raimi, llerbert Rosten and Louis
Sugarman.
Besides the two Detroiters, the
following Cleveland attorneys were
elected to office: James Schoen, vice
grand chancellor; Jacob F. Winl-
ger, grand scribe; Philip Stern,
grand quaestor.
Mr. Burdick is also chancellor of
the Beta chapter of the fraternity
and president of the alumni asso-
ciation of the Detroit City Law
school. Mr. Miro is a former chan-
cellor of Beta chapter.
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FOR RENT—Beautiful, six
large
•
'
rooms and garage, side dme.
21)39 Glad-
reasonable rent.
stone, near Fourteenth.
art. paid is lower than the average I to the Greek Aphrodite. "Esther's"
name is Iladassah. When
FOR RENT—Beautiful four-room in nine other principal cities. Jan- Hebrew
itorial services have been greatly. she gets to the Persian palace she
apartments with two bedrooms;
is
called
Ishtar, because of her
minimized. In one rase there is
antique living room; modern;
one janitor attending two StbuoIs. ' beauty.
well situated. Reasonable rent.
It minty he stated here that no I
But here is a chance for the
Ifflit Highland avenue.
rbilJ has been turned away from imagination. The combination of
god-names
forms a group of hints,
FOR RENT—A beautiful fur- , the United Hebrew Sc hoots because
his parents have been unablt• to at some strangely meant allegory.
nished room for young man A , r
Perhaps
the
Purim story—granted
lady. Price very reasonable. pay at tuition fee. Nast welly, each
Between Linwood and Dexter. case is carefully investigated and I by so many scholars to be purely
Must thoroughly studied. It goes with- fiction—is derived from come as
With a private family.
:1019 out saying that such children as yet undiscovered myth about the
be seen to appreciate.
are fatherl..ss or motherless or are struggle between the gods Marduk
Sturtevant, Longfellow 3019.
Dr. Franklin will preaeh the sermon •nd
brief address will be given by Mrs.
Fred
re
F
d Ginsburg. president of the Detroit
Section of the National Council of Jew-
kh.. Women.
The "At Home" on March 1 will be
a Purim costume party for V members
at the chilohiunie on Rowena street.
Pritex will be •warded foe the most at-
tractive, unusual and comic costumes.
There will be dancing and ••freahments.
BURDICK IS ELECTED
TO HEAD FRATERNITY
Another year of achievement,
Another year of growth,
Another year of progressive
development.
MORRIS FIsi1s4Ast, Vira-Prasidsnt
MARCH
has again been set aside as an honor sales month
for Vice-President Morris Fishman. The Detroit Life Insur-
ance Company is proud of Morris Fishman-- proud of his
record as a salesman --- and proud of his nineteen years of
association with the Company. He has grown with the
Detroit Life from the time it was a modest local organization
until now when it is a growing national institution.
We join Morris Fishman, his friends and clients, in inaugur-
ating a successful "FISHMAN MONTH"
Detroit Life Insurance Co.
A Division of Insurance Securities Company. Inc.
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OFFICERS:
W . IRVING MOSS, Chairman of the Board.
JOHN A. REYNOLDS, President.
MIKE. A. MOSS, Senior Vice-President.
MORRIS FISHMAN, Vice-President.
HUGH L. WALKER, Vice-President.
LOUIS II. CHARBONNEAU, Vice-President.
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Home Office—Park Avenue at Columbia
S. SANFORD LEVY, Vice-President.
GEORGE P. BARNES, Secretary-Treasurer.
ARTHUR S. HUEY, Assistant Secretary.
A. THOMAS LEHMAN, Actuary.
B. E. HOPTON, Asst. Vice-President-
LESTER B. ARWIN, Asst. to the President.
Detroit, Michigan