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ThePerRonjEwistielRONICLE
VOTE
FOR
Continuance of Honest,
Able and Human Government
Detroit has had a Year of
Enlightened Administration
Let's Keep it for Detroit's Good
M
EN of the Frank Murphy sort
come along only at rare inter-
vals, When they do the people
are not slow to realize that a real leader
has arrived. It was a stunning blow to
the smug and complacent politicians of
little vision when the people of this
great city went to the polls the other
day and gave their mayor such a tre-
mendous endorsement; they could not
understand it; they were, and they still
are, utterly unable to realize what a
man of high ideals, absolutely no ulter-
ior motives, whose conception of pub-
lic office is 100 per cent service to hu-
manity, is actually able to beat them to
a standstill at the ballot box.
Frank Murphy beats the old-school
politicians because he combines his
humanitarianism with executive ability
to such an extent that while he made it
possible for great sums to be spent in
the relief of worthy unemployed, he did
it without raising the tax rate and at an
actual saving in administrative costs.
He deserves your vote on his record.
MAYOR
FRANK
MURP HY
' 1Y. W. H. A. PROGRAM
FOR UNEMPLOYED
Recreational H -
ospitality Of- teal
Sam
fered to Girls at
Clubhouse.
JR. HADASSAH TO MEET
ON TUESDAY EVENIN G '
I■ r
Halevy Hazomir Choral So-
ciety Hard Time Dance a
Success.
■
i
He framed a budget that cut millions off the expense of
running the city.
He took care of the destitute, worthy Detroiters out of
work through no fault of their own, but he did it,
and ran the city, too:
FOR FIVE MILLION DOLLARS LESS THAN IT
COST THE YEAR BEFORE!
He plays the game squarely and fairly-no favoritism.
He is honest, clean, capable, and human; a man of
brains and heart who knows exactly what he is
doing at all times, and why we believe in him and
want him for our Mayor, because he is a real leader
who has proved his fitness during his first year in
office.
NEXT
TUESDAY
N
OVEMBER 3
Ore
AMERICAN LEGION
TAKES PRECAUTIONS
Kvutzah Thanks Chronicle.
t ittreit. It
J. N. F. ANNUAL BOX
COLLECTION BEGINS
Mr. Stern supplied Mr. Barton
Eighteenth Annual Flag Day to Be
with dates of Jewish holidays for
Held Dec. 5, 6.
•
1932, 1933 and 1934, and Mr. Bar- 1
At the last meeting of the De- tun assured him that precautions
troit Council of the Jewish Na- will be taken in the future to avoid
tional Fund, there was inaugurated conflcts in dates. Officials in P rt
the annual box collection. Mrs. land, Oregon, where the 1932 con-
!Max Hayman was chosen chairman. vention is to be held, have been
Organizations and individuals who supplied with these dates, and it is
desire to volunteer their services in understood they were instructed to
v y
o s id conflicts with Jewish holi-
making collections are asked to for- d a a
SUMMER MADNESS
Throw • kiss to the dew,
And fondle the blushing rose,
Dance w the whispering Minden-
Dance n the tips of pour local
Laugh with the beaming. dimpled sands,
C
the perfumed breete..
Dream with the s•iling. fleecy cloud..
Work with the honey bees.
Sleep on the velvety 1/11.014,
Bathe in the fre.hest dew-
Frolic with coquettish leaflets.
With never • care for you.
to the joy of the eager
sore),
W ee p with the wllow tree
Romp
--
And In the thine if
o your
Save yet • thought for me. heart
Edith Ilartrn•n
ISAACS TO ADDRESS
KVUTZAH SATURDAY
He placed first-rate men at the heads of city depart-
ments.
He put friends of Municipal Ownership in charge of
the D. S. R.
lfrairrital nab
Club Nutro
Tur h kie Jew Mosr H
anon, w
1 w t his son ,Josep !lemon, sers
i-e0d
had as his private advisor on pout-
Turkish court well. Suleman
financial
l ia
matters,
matters, Don the magnificent of the sixteenth
uel
century had as his faithful friend,
Story of Abarbanel.
physician and counsellor, Moses
pa was b
But Sin
Delta sigma Chi Sorority.
ecoming narrow, , Eamon II. Jews now occupied al
The last meeting was held at the
selfish, obscurantist and distrust- very significant place
of Betty White. Final
• plan.
The Youn
at the Tur- fur tss listiows's o bridse
le
Wonien'a Hebrew ful, the brilliant days were on the kish
tc" .),
t end Ch
n am assa-
time o ...ther 'Taub
Association offers a recreational wane
; th
h e ti of
•
• Es - th er P,
t
vas o the Inquisition I dors often could obtain consession
program every afternoon, from 2 to
hteau'els1:54:1t
were about to be enkindled. Never.; from the ports only through then
"4";
5, to unemployed girls who may
A donation w•• matte to • destitutentans
i.
theless, we see the climax of Jew- Nicolo Nicolai, chamberlain to th
dv
next meeting will be n•
; enjoy the warm hospitality of the ish-Spanish statesmen in Don Isaac king o France, ho acmpanie e hunt. The
is,
of Rose Kramer, 3613
w
clubhouse. Tea is served at 4. Miss Abarbanel, the brave, brilliant the Free
d , esi
.
I
ch
ambas
sador
to
---
co the Tar
Judith Horowitz and Miss Sarah
E.
financial expert of Alphonso V of kish court, speaks of Hanson as "
Lad:es Society.
Hillel are in charge of the game
a ,
The twentieth annual ball will be ex,
Portugal, who was both a great person of great honor, great activ
ii the iii oe In ,l
rooms. To those who desire it. statesman, an authoritative Bible ity, great renown, and grea
he
instruction is given in bridge, ping
t :room, on Sunday veninng No•r. ' 1;,*
commentator and an original wealth." As the political honors en
Musk
il l be f urinishinr by Dave Dirin•end
pone, checkers, chess and ana-
and
philosopher. This man deserves joyed by Iberian Jewry were cul his Della Robbie Orchestra.
grams. Drama and play-reading a
io gra p y such as onl y a
minate d in Abrbnal,
a a
so Josepl
groups have been organized and a Lord Mor ley could have
Tau is Iota Sorority.
writ- Nasi, later made the
5 ,,,, T•wit in.
Ta,i,i m,1,:rta. (Soorri4i,tyooinii,ta
.,j1,, ,i
Duke of Nano
special gift-making club is pre- ten, or aProfessor
it
wreIt
is
Ikolm
fs aors io n ! jainmdiolf t sh i e sta
Ct y ste l a t d a escela slta an rd y s) tr iy epS
id
I paring for a sale to be held early Harvard can
ra e I an open meeting held at the Tome of ay.
Miss
;
Ann
P9meranx
of
West
Phlladeloka•ve.
' in December, proceeds of which will spig
nue: Prexident, MI se Flora Silbert • vire-
and unforgettable to read sented the highest distinction at - . , v
i
esi
d
cvi.
Mks
go to the members of the grou
TiLie She rman; sceretnr
the story of this venerable aristo- tained b
T
' •
• Special classes in
%V.
ose p h :Sophie
and crane Jew who enjoyed abundant Nerd served
Sherman.
great distinctio
typewriting on Monda , Tuesday, wealth and high social status, and y both Suleiman with
the Magnificent an ❑ rn held the lattlr part of the imoithwIt
home of Miss Mollie itrklon.
Wednesday and Thursday morn- how he shared the tortures of his his son Salim II. Ile played a A the
(or
embers and escort. only.
ings, for unemployed girls, and on affiliated hrethern and personally 'strategically brilliant game of di
P hi Theta Eta Sorority
• Monday and Wednesday evenings
looked after their relief. He ser- plornacy against Venice and Franc
Phi T h et a Et• Sono rity lield
first
for girls who are working, are of- v_ed Portugal end then-the house of and he was personally courted fo C ; Hallowe'en party •1 the
home
Rose and iteatriee Veldt an the
at
fered to all Jewish girls in the Castile, and when the evil decree of favors by the Emperor Ferdinand r , Misses
O10 Custer avenue. on Oct. 21.
community who seek opportunities banishment was pronounced upon of Austria and William of Orange
Na Beta Gamma.
to improve their busines efficiency. the Spanish Jews, he exerted su- and almost all the European ambas
Ni Beta Gamma held a social at the
Registrations are now being taken thin e p r e a ff v o sr dt s
an when sailors.
Itelcrest on Sunday •flernoon,
L..
yin, Shapiro was hostess. Final
ftuotiale Y," the it' joined
for a new class in legal atenogra-
Be Concluded Next Wek.)
Boos were made for the liallawe en pan,
, phy and an intensive "hostess and bern and abandoned an un-
,
he
held
on
SaturdaY
evening.
Oct.
Si.
waitress course which will begin grateful and nigardly land. Ile
t the Atone of Miss Mamie Sri.,
3203
Elmhurst.
early in November,
went to Naples -and
there entered
A Hallowe'en party for members t he king's service and after more
Fidelity-B-
ridge Club.
A
Hallowe'en
party
is
to
he
an,
and escorts will be held on Satur- w andermgs due to the vicissitudes
'•t the home of Rhoda Wolherg The dub
A meeting of the board of dir
day evening, Oct. 31, at the club-
f fortune, he died in Venice where
,
interested in haying bridge thorn..
e helped draft a treaty of com- tors of the Detroit Junior Dada , ment. with young women's c lub s
house, and a Hallowe'en dance on
•n d Sung
' Sunday night will be open to all " levee between Venice and Portu- soh was held on Tuesday eveni Sc men's clubs ranging in &tree up from
23
and
yoong people in the community.
Clubs intere.ted call Garfield 53614.
l g , . al. Amid many state activities at the home of Miss Anita Caspt
"p•
Plans
for
a
neighborhood
theat
e
managed
to
write
about
16
im-
Sabbath services have been re-
party are under way.
somed for the winter season. Aaron " ortant Hebrew works.
i
t 11.-.Ilrbetsayrion s SOnef
• Korlsod will discuss some phase of
ku PCIe'lutihbe"c•ck
The next regular meeting of Ju cr
n- venwry Halloween Party T s f ul
r Strangely enough many of the
,
tit.. horn..
life following services on a efugees from the Iberian penin- for Hadassah will take place s In of B
limit
pkin. Oct. 21. The
he heme of
an e ,, , ,v1,tit ,,,,
ula, who fled from the Catholic Tuesday evening, Nov. .1, at
• s . this year wdl he
Er'ey evening, Nov. 6.
t
nquisition, found refuge in Italy McGregor Library. An interests r
Under the leadershin of Mrs
callontiT et 'en' t ' arce sh
ncY eTilil
i'
11
71e4I.
, 1 11 ( 1, 1 :a
is,:,1 1 %y
) e e f A
r ra ti n s ,e si: 11:,:b s‘h..81:i
Ju
Emory Monash, the WednesdaY
several
planned. Members an d,i,„ gb:T .again‘ sb'
eletril atetit sl ITon';hre na
. child study classes het; entered I opt, ay
lius their friends are urged to attend.
into serious study of child problems. v I, Leo X, Clement VII and Sixtus The program at this meeting wi II
lt Cluhb
tletic
are Club.
Pilot AthPlietoie A
include Yiddish readings by Aar, ,n
at the Jewish
An additional class has been start- a
Center.
IM r. Ernriek of Scam lim•huck
their physicians and also as their Rosenberg, discussion of curry:
led t3 meet on Wednesday evenings.
..
it
:''tir
tr
olitical
and
financial
advisors.
°yenta
and
musical
selecti
ti)garZre
'reri.1!' ll. . ' T." o Le
to serve those who cannot attend,`
ons.
lowlinetb•ll roach.
The Pilots will be in
, in the afternoons.
bile Spain and I:ortugal were
- ,
the Junior-senior baskethad leagu e .
Pram
citing
or
burning
-
tires
ill he he ld },:ro,.
theirJews, Tu
, The Tuesday evening bridge par- t
exr- ,
(;•,•,
nt,r4
ties are filling the house beyond th e y roved a haven of refuge and
captain and Oars flunslutrir football rap-
tain.
capacity. To relieve the crowding in here several Jews rose to great
In • league touch football came
the Rawlings defeated the Pilots 6 to 0.
I and to take care of the overflow, i n fluence and service. Jews held
Morris Skolnick in the captain of the Pilot
--
! the clubhouse hereafter will he open xs mortant positions under Mural, The hard time dance i
tram. The Pilots first league debate will
with
g
ven
b
on Wednesday evenings also for a
(fifteenth century). lie had ! t h e Halevy-Ilazomir
y Thew
Yten'arrii'
" Worr
Ihrs 71troltichk " nd'
Fa r ban
bridge and other table games.
Jewish physician, Ishak Pasha, 1 Choir, in the Little Theater,
Oc U brey Gomm wit) uphold the negative.
In
t. '• bridle tournament with Gamma
I The girls' basketball league is at id thus there began a long line 125,
Delta
was
pronounced
successful
Girls
the
Pilot*
emerged
victorious
J ew sh physicians at the Tar- 3
Jack
now being organized. The final date
Engel
b
as been 'aught up as • Pleder
peop e wer
reseL durin
for entry into the league has been kish court who had great influence. the dance
Missy Sy plvia nt evine o R.
Club I.:Etude d'Arte.
set for Nov. 10. All basketball Murad's successor, Mohammed, had
r ilnrlubmtLiii.-41siteu.ndrAorr 1,111.erldr.annrw..nrhrzeoti
Westminister
won
the
prize
for
he
teams meet for coaching on Tues. as his financial advisor (defter-dar) costume re
presenting "liar d Phl
.ip
' day evenings at Temple Beth El. a Jewish physician named Yakub,
avenue. The 25 guest. e dnj
yed by •
Program consisting of • mob.
aroe,
The league games will be played and as his personal physician a
Dorothy Fleischer, piano solo by Mono
The executive committee of th
e Fleischer. Martin ',instead. Detroit m
off on Thursday evenings at the
Halevy-Ilazomir
thanks
member
w
t
t.k.
spolj,
e
n
•ntl. exhibited tome of ;1 ,,i 4 .
, Hutchins School.
and their
Inf final dismission follow
in t his fi rst friends for co-operatin g Miss Aurelie 'Lucien of Bit Women. DI.
The House Council will convene
ance
• i I•Ion of the Detro
t Police Department
for the first time this season on
will be the guest speaker at the next
beAher
gusrestonal
rehearsal
will
. Monday evening, Nov. 2, at which
I meeting at the home of Dorothy Back
, Oct, ra0
ti me bliss Horowitz, the newly ep-p
subject will be "The Activities of
29, in th
r
Northern High Sychool rn
Women's
a Division."
omen's
ovided With D ■ te. of J ewi s h 123.
I pointed club worker, will present
s 121-
New members are welcome
Holy Days to Avoid Conflicts.
' a tentative program for the year.
or
may call for infor
1 Shatzen,
The Business and Professional
Arlington 0313. bliss G. auditorium a tremendous success,
Milford Sterm the president of _
Girls Supper Club will resume its
thus rendering valuable service to
meetings on Thursday evening, the Jewish Welfare Federation i
e CAUse of Jewish eduction
• of Detroit, who headed the
in
a
Nov. 5. Miss Marie I. Rasey, su-
!
is a great pleas ure and
pervisor of the parent advisory de- committee which
sought
I
very
encouraging
to
know
that
your
secure
a postPonement of the
partment of the Detroit Board of
to I Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: publication i$ in sympathy with
thanks to The Detroit
Education, will be the guest speak- recent American Legion convention The
Kvutzah Ivrith extends its every nationally constructive activ-
er and will talk on "The Use of the 1 when it became known it was to , Chronicle for its great help in Jewiah
mak •
I open on Yorn Kippur day, has made in
New Psychology."
AARON D. MARKSON,
public correspondence exchanged by'
educational trial sponsored
the Kvutzah,
Presid ent.
between him and James F. Barton, j
Wednesday eve-
AARON
Oct. 21, at the B'nai
ROSENBERG,
, national adjutant of the Legion, on nin
Moshe
Director of Trial.
the question of forthcoming con- ,
ventions
He has kept every campaign pledge made by him before
election.
He put business methods in the City Hall.
JEWS IN SERVICE OF NATIONS
Continued from Page One)
I ward their names and addresses to
The Kvutzah Ivrith will have its
first regular Hebrew meeting of the
season for the Ilebraists, Satur-
day evening, Oct. 31, 8:15 p. m.
at the Byron-Philadelphia Hall. B.
Isaacs, superintendent of the Unit-
ed Hebrew Schools, will speak in
Hebrew on "The Kvutzah in the
Present Hour." Discussions will
fu
d Ilow. Rev. H. Millcovsky will con-
tact the Ringing. The public is
invited. The meeting will close at
10:15 sharp.
the secretary, Israel Weiner, 519
Medbury, Trinity 2-394g.
I Samuel Heyman, chaifman of the
flag day committee, presented an
outline of his plans for the eigh-
I teenth annual collection to be held
D ec. 5, 6. He urged roganizations
and individuals to enroll their
!names as volunteers in order to
A meeting of the executive will
make this traditional event a sue.
precede the regular meeting at 7
cells.
Since the idea of a home box was o'clock. Plans for the activities of
inaugurated, over 1,000,000 boxes the new season will be discussed.'
The Kvutzah Ivrith thanks the
;have been distributed throughout
the entire world. The tin box with directors of the trial, A. Rosenberg,
I the Star of David reproduced here, Louis Cohane, D. Utley, D. Berrie,
is the magic box which is yielding, Robert Marwil, Dr. A. Levin, Si .,
annually, considerable amounts of mon Shetzer, Mrs. B. Silverman,
money toward the redemption of Mrs. F. Ehrlich, B. Kohler, A. 1
Drasnin, Milton Fisher, Leah Bas-
I Frets Israel. In the renter is a kin, Louis Rose, B. Abramowitz,
monogram which is a combination
all
members of the jury, B. Fish-
, of the initial letters • f three Ile-
: brew words "Keren Kay:meth i.e man„ A. Panush, whose splendid
work
in the trial made it a success
Israel" whose tquisalent in English
is "Jewish National Fund." A and helped the cause of Jewish edu-
cation in Detroit.
beautiful special de-luxe box, made
of brass and covered with imitation
leather, with a miniature map of
Palestine engraved upon it, is also
now being distributed
small
charge for the box.
In the United States more than
60.000 J. N. F. boxes are function-
ing in that many offices and homes.
The recent semi-annual clearance of
a part of these boxes has yielded
a sum of approximately $30,000 for
the Jewish National Fund.
at a
This collection is the Hest of many
undertakings which the Detroit
Council is planning to arrange this
year to mark the thirtieth anniver-
sary of the founding of the fund
by Theodore Herz! in 1901.
Chorus Begins Sectional Re-
hearsals.
Determined to make this sea-
son the most successful of their
seven years of musical activity, the
Detroit Halevy-Hazomir Singing
Society has initiated sectional re-
hearsals of the chorus, to be held
weekly.
The plan of these rehearsals is
to have the male section, consisting
of the tenors and basses,
alternate
with the female section, comprising
the sopranos and altos, in
weekly
meetings under the direction of
Max Levy, s-ocal instructor.
The first meeting was held last
Tuesday evening, Oct. 27, in room
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Rose Ap- 123. Northern High School. the fe-
plebaum wish to thank their many male petion taking part. The first ,
relatives and friends for symna- meeting of the male group be 1
0•ies and kindnesses shown them held en Tuesday, Nov. 3, 8:45 p.1
during their recent bereavement. m., at the same place.
RE-ELECT
JOHN H.
CUMMINGS
Constable
Sixth Ward
Des erves Your Support
Honest- Fearless---Endo rse
d by Bench and Bar
Election Tuesday, November 3
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