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more intimately acquainted with
the duties and business details of
the office than any other man in
David Gordon, candidate for Wayne County.
Gordon was the first outstand-
the Republican nomination for
County Treasurer, is making his ing public official to attack the
campaign stressing the need of evil of nepotism In the employ-
better and less costly administra- iment of o ce assistants, starting
his attack four years ago. Re-
tion of this important office.
While any candidate for public , cently much publicity has been
support can make promises, force given to the widespread employ-
is given to Mr. Gordon's campaign , ment in county offices and in De-
by the fact that he has had seven troit city offices of family mem-
years' experience as chief deputy bers and ''in-laws" of office hold-
to the County Treasurer and is , ere.
VOTE FOR
Samuel W.
E El
QUINN IS CANDIDATE- ROSENBERG, CANDIDATE RADNER IS CANDIDATE I. FRIEDENBERG BACKS Dr. Samuel Goldflam, War-
saw Leader, Dead at
FOR THE LEGISLATURE FOR LEGISLATURE, HAS
FOR THE LEGISLATURE GREENBERG CANDIDACY I
Age of 80.
INTERESTING CAREER
FOR CONGRESS SEAT'
Ralph E. Quinn, a candidate for
the Republican nomination for
Aaron Rosenberg, who is • can-
the Legislature from the First didate for the State Legislature
District, comprising all of Detroit on the Democratic ticket, has for
and Grosse Pointe and Gratiot years been active in numerous lo-
cal Jewish activities,
Vice-president of the Kvutzah
Ivrith, Mr. Rosenberg was the
author and guiding figure of the
educational trials in behalf of the
United Hebrew Schools.
He is vice-president of Pisgah
Lodge of B'nai B'rith and is the
I local order's chairman of the in-
. tellectual advancement committee.
Mr. Rosenberg is widely known
for his readings of Yiddish classics
;before large public meetings. He
has written a number of plays, is
I the author of numerous essays,
poems and short stories.
Roy R. Radner, attorney, is seek -
ing the Republican nomination for
"I am convinced after many
WARSAW.— (J. T. A.) —Dr.
Ira Friedenberg, well known
representative in the state level.-
of observation that a dead
and is lifelong
rem- Samuel Goldflam, leading Jewish years
ture. Mr. Radner, born in Detroit, furniture
dent of dealer
this city,
supporting
relative
can sometimes bring more
member of the medical profession
has resided here all his life, He
people to the house of worship
and
a
member
of
the
Jewish
Herman
H.
Greenberg,
Republican
graduated from Central High
than
a
living God and a live
candidate for Congress in the Fif- Agency for Palestine, died here Rabbi put
together." — Rev. Dr.
teenth District. Mr. Friedenberg Aug. 27. Ile was 80 years old.
Alexander
Lyons.
makes the following statement: 1 The deceased was an outstand-
"I have known Mr. Greenberg!
for more than twenty-five years,
Ask for a Republican Ballot
and I am pleased to recommend
him to my friends. Ile was born
and has always lived in Detroit,
where he has practiced law for
the past 23 years. He was As-
sistant Prosecuting Attorney for
Wayne County from 1918 to 1922.
Matters involving immigration and
naturalization which affect the
Jewish people in our community
are continually coming up. His
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
experience as lawyer stands
him in good stead in assisting per-
BEHRENDT'S CAREER
ROY R. RADNER
sons involved in those matters. I
His Record of Public Office Dates School, attended City College of DI- believe Mr. Greenberg possesses
troit and graduated from the Um- all the qualifications necessary to
From Time He Was Chief
versity of Detroit Law School. represent his district In Wash.
of Police at Lansing.
15th District
Briefly, Mr. Radner advocates: ington."
Mr. Greenberg favors the re-
Few people in public life have Old age pension, restraint of chain
Born and always lived in Detroit. A lawyer for 23
had such a crowded career as stores system, repeal of the pro- peal of the Eighteenth Amend-
years. Former Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for
RALPH E. QUINN
Sheriff Ilenry Behrendt. In 1898, hibition law , moratorium on mort- ment, and will support any legis-
gages,
extension
of
redemption
per-
lation
tending
to
relieve
unem-
Detroit and Wayne County. A representative Jew
Townships, is not a newcomer wn just a youngster, he served
with Company E-31st of Michigan iod of land contract foreclosures. ployment. He believes the cam-
to represent you in Congress,
into politics of Detroit. While hel
Mr. Radner comes from one of pletion of the St. Lawrence
has never held elective office, Mr. "buck
with distinction,
although
in
the
private" ranks. After an the pioneer Jewish families of De- Waterway will make Detroit one
Primaries September 13
He merits your support.
Quinn served as deputy clerk of honorable discharge from the army troit, He is a brother of Herman of the largest seaports in the
the Recorder's Court under Judge he ran for constable and was Radnes, who won national corn- world.
Headquarters at 8441 Linwood, opposite Oriole Theater
W, McKay Skillman, and as secre- elected by a great majority. lie mendation for his charitable ac-
Mr. Greenberg believes with
Telephone: Garfield 0674•
tary to former Mayor John C. served in that capacity until 1900. tivities in the Border Cities where Senator
Borah
that
establishing
Lodge, Before entering public For the next five years he served he established a free lunch room trade relations between this coun-
life he was a newspaper reporter. as chief deputy sheriff and then in two years in succession, at a cost try and Russia will stimulate busi-
This ad is donated and paid for by a friend.
Mr. Quinn has always leaned 1907 he became chief of police of exceeding $60,000.
ness in the United States and will
toward liberalism. Ile has advo- Lansing.
Roy Radner is a member of be the means of paving the way
cated the repeal of the Eighteenth
As chief of police his work was
Amendment for years. Ile also so outstanding that the president Union Lodge No. 3, F. & A. M., toward ending the present depres-
Russia intends to spend
favors the adoption of a workable of the United States saw fit to Moslem Temple, Detroit Bar As- sion.
plan for unemployment insurance, appoint him as the United States sociation and other organizations. seventy-five billion dollars within
the
next
five years. Mr. Green-
and has advocated the passage of marshall of the Eastern district of
berg believes a good share of this
Michigan which office he held for LAU IS A CANDIDATE
an old age pension law.
money
will
be spent in the United
During his years in public office, seven years. His tenure of office
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF States if trade with Russia is es-
Mr. Quinn was always easily was noted for its efficiency and ac-
tablished.
reached and could be depended on complishments. As United States
STATE, COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP TAXES
A committee of his friends and
Herman R. Lau, Wayne County
to lend a sympathetic ear to the marshall he adhered to the same
troubles of the people regardless policy which he followed with the treasurer, is a candidate in the supporters, headed by Mrs. H. H.
of their position in life. Ile has police department, and in his treat- Republican primaries of Sept. 13 Prenzlauer, have established head-
quarters at 8441 Linwood avenue,
been particularly friendly to the ment of alien enemies, when many to succeed himself.
An advertising charge of $1.00 will be added to
"Herman R. Lau was successful opposite the Oriole Theater, tele-
Jewish people and by virtue of other government officials caused
the tax on each and every description of prop-
themselves
to
be
disliked
and
mis-
host
of
Jew-
in
private
business
and
experience
phone
Garfield 0674,
his friendship won a
trusted by these aliens, they came has secured results for the people)
erty in Wayne County on which state and
ish followers.
to
Behrendt
for
advice
and
willing-
of Wayne County since he has been
Mr. Quinn is an ex-service man
county taxes for the year 1930 are unpaid
and lives at 760 Campbell avenue ly registered themselves in an ef- treasurer," his friends state. "Poll- O'BRIEN FOR GOVERNOR
on October 1st, 1932.
fort to keep within the pale of the cies of economy that he installed
COMMITTEE
IS
ACTIVE
with his wife and son.
law in compliance with war regu- has worked a saving of thousands
You may avoid this penalty and prevent adver-
lations. When he left that office of dollars in the cost of operat ng
Aaron Kurland, chairman of the
many thousands of people regretted this department.
tisement of your property for sale by prompt
CHESTER A. FERRIS
Jewish O'Brien for Governor Com-
that they had lost a champion of
payment of these delinquent taxes, prior to
"County Treasurer Lau's admin- mittee, issued the following state-
RUNS FOR CONGRESS their cause from the government istration of his office has reflected ment:
that date.
service.
the sincerity, the earnestness and
"It
is
gratifying
to
find
that
the
Later we see Mr. Behrendt again the conscienciousness of his per- Detroit Jewish community, as well
Chester A. Ferris, who for the
Additional
interest and penalties on all other
past 24 years has practiced law in as a figure in public life as the sonality, and has proved moat de- as Michigan Jewry, has been no
delinquent state, county and township taxes
Detroit, is a candidate on the Sheriff of Wayne County. Elected serving of the trust to which he splendidly rallying to the O'Brien
may be avoided by making prompt payment
Democratic ticket for Congress in after the people of Wayne Coun- has been steadfast and faithful. candidacy.
ty had heard the clarion call for
the Thirteenth District.
to the Wayne County treasurer.
"A considerable number of Jew-
"His entire lifetime since the
Mr. Ferris graduated from the a man who was fit, capable, effi- age of three, has been spent in De- ish organizations, who are gener-
University of Michigan Law School cient, worthy and humane and had troit. Ambitious as a boy, he was ally not only non-political but
in 1908. Ile is a member of the inducted him into the office with never afraid of work, no matter usually resent any political activi-
Ohio and Michigan Bars. Ile was an overwhelming majority of votes. how humble its calling. Ile pre- ties, have put aside their dislike
Wayne County assistant prosecu- During this tenure of office he has pared himself for the shoe business for politics and have been arrang-
HERMAN R. LAU,
ting attorney in 1920, was elected a record which is the acme of per- by learning the trade of a cobbler ing special meetings for Judge
County Treasurer.
to the Michigan State Legislature fection. This record is too fresh in in the factory of Hazen S. Pingree, OBrien.
in 1922, sponsored the Woodward the public mind to recount the which he first served in the capac-
"Judge O'Brien was one of the
many
meritable
achievements
ac-
avenue widening from Detroit to
WM. GUTMAN,
ity of office boy. This thoroughness counsel that fought to a success-
Pontiac, was co-author of the complished by Mr. Behrendt as of preparation was a signal of sue. ful conclusion in the Federal courts,
Chairman,
Sheriff, and these, his friends say,
Burns Bill which made it unlaw- will
the
un-American
and
czaristic
piece
serve as a guidance on Sept. cess to
come to Herman R. Lau
Board of County Auditors.
ful for any organizatimi to parade
later as a business man and as a of legislation, known as the Alien
13
to
the
many
voters
who
are
in public wearing masks, this
Registration Bill."
fl u . to politic servant."
d
h
e
i
r
m
ea
h
g
e
a
r
e
x
Fieecntreyd
t
o
re-elect
measure being aimed at the Ku
Wagner,
Klux Klan.
Mr. Behrendt, emphatically refuted TVOLLAWIWI TM* 'PAM.
Mr. Ferris started practicing statements
made last week by one
law in Detroit with the late Ber- of his opponents,
charging the
nard B. Selling.
sheriff with waste. Mr. Wagner
Pointing out that he is the only presented facts to prove that ex-
candidate on his ticket with legis- treme economy is practiced and
lative experience, Mr. Ferris asks that Mr. Behrendt was directly
promotion from Lansing to Wash- responsible for the elimination of
ington.
crime in the county.
— FOR —
State Representative
A WET REPUBLICAN
For Progressive Legislation and
Intelligent Representation.
Primaries Tuesday, September 13.
Vote for
Rep. Robert D.
WARDELL
Republican
Candidate for
CONGRESS
15th District
A FIGHTER FOR
YOU
Endorsed by Detroit'.
Most Prominent Jews
X I ROBERT D. WARDELL
PAID FOR BY A JEWISH FRIEND
Vote Democratic
Let's All Vote For
Lifelong
Popular
Resident
in Jewish
of Detroit
Circles
•
Allen H.
Blond
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
— FOR —
Congress
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Includes 10th, 12th, 14th, 16th Wards
FOR
LOWER TAXES
VOTE
DEMOCRATIC
JOSEPH A.
ARBANAS
— for --
State Senator
Ir
GREENBERG
PAY NOW AND SAVE!
TAXPAYERS, ATTENTION!
PAY NOW AND SAVE!
Wards 1.2-4-6
A Progressive Lawyer
for a Progressive Senate
Fonnerly with Attorneys Sternberg & Sternberg
Also a staff member of The Legal Chronicle
Primaries September 13, 1932
Jack Citrin and
Nathan Kolb
"Rasputin—Saint or Sinner" DIKEMAN CANDIDATE
Current German Film at
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
Little Cinema Theater,
"Rasputin—Saint or Sinner" is
the current German talking picture
at the Little Cinema Theater, 56
East Columbia.
Rasputin, the saint or sinner, is
a chronicle film having to do with
the last two years of the Roman-
offs, that group of royal decedents
who fed on the futile glory of the
past and strove not to hear the
rumblings of their swift approach-
ing doom. The film opens with the
coming to the Russian court of the
enigmatic Rasputin. He is pic-
tured as having the intense devo-
tion of a saint and the shifty, aim-
less, muddled heart of a peasant
lout.
With his healing of the Czar-
ina's son his place at the court is
made secure. With his prophecy
that as long as he is alive no harm
will come to her, she finds him in-
dispensable. While he prayed and
healed and gave advice to the royal
family in their sinister proceedings,
he also fell wholeheartedly Into the
rotted social life of Czarist Russia.
When, finally, he was murdered in
1916 by nobles wearied of his in-
visible despotism and unbearable
influence, the old Russia was a
thing that neither Rasputin nor
the RomanotTs could have saved.
Service Offered by Standard
Shoe Repair Co.
4th District
HERMAN H.
for CONGRESS
A PRACTICING ATTORNEY
•
ing authority in neurology and in
the course of his long career pub-
lished more than 50 important
treatises on the subject.
offer you a splendid
TIRE OPPORTUNITY
Believing that more economy In
operation is needed in city, county,
state and national government,
Murrl E. Dikeman, candidate for
during their
LABOR DAY SALE
Here is your opportunity to cut the cost of your
Labor Day trip. Sensational allowance. on your
old tires are in order during this event--allowances
so big you'll want to trade.
NATHAN KOLB
JACK CITRIN,
M. E. DIKEMAN
the office of Judge of Probate for
Wayne County on the Democratic
ticket, has announced a platform
which he believes will appeal
strongly to the voters of the coun-
ty at the primaries on Sept, 13.
"I believe that the office of
Probate Judge is operated at a
cost which is entirely unnece,-
miry," said Candidate Dikeman
this week. "It is my opinion that
conservation and the use of eco-
nomical methods would result in ,
a big reduction in the operating ,
cost of the court, without lower-
ing its efficiency."
Mr. Dikeman, a native of Michi-1
gan and for the past 12 years a '
successful practicing attorney, has
specialized to a great extent in !
probate work and in the field of
child welfare, and says that there!
is need of improvement in juvenile
work, for the sake of the children
and the general public. His can-
didacy is endorsed by such prom-,
inent Detrolters as Fred Talbot.
vice-president of the Common-
wealth Commercial State Bank
George Begg, Benjamin C. %Ville-
brands, Jesse Hirschman and W,
D. McClintock.
The Standard Shoe Repair Co. of
8743 Twelfth street offers excellent
service in shoe repairing.
Equipped with the most mod-
ern type of shoe machinery, the
same used in making new shoes,
Standard Shoe Repair Co. assures
the return of repaired shoes with
all the neat trimmed lines and with
a new shoe appearance.
Factory trained mechanics, who
are schooled in master craftsman
shoe renewing, assure comfort, ap-
pearance, wear and skilled work-
manship. Standard's exclusive pro-
duction methods offers fast service.
When in • hurry, one can use
Standard's comfortable semi-priv- SCHLUNT CANDIDATE
ate waiting booths to read and
FOR STATE SENATE
smoke amid clean comfortable and
pleasant surroundings.
Archie
L. Schlunt, attorney, is
Another added feature is that the
shop is open Sundays from 9 a. m. one of the Republican candidates
state
senate from the Fifth
for
the
to 9 p. m.
Senatorial District.
Mr.
Schlunt
has been conducting
Dr. Benjamin W. Dovitx an active campaign
in his own be-
Opens Office.
half, using as his platform the ad-
vocating of unemployment insur-
Dr. Benjamin D. Dovitz an- ance, old age pension, reduction of
nounces the opening of offices for state taxes and repeal of laws
the practice of medicine at 644 which violate the privileges of per-
sons. He believes that the pro-
Maccabee Building.
During the past two years Dr. hibition question should be sub-
Dovitz was resident surgeon In mitted to the people and they be
charge of the department of Urol- allowed to voice their sentiments
ogy and Proctology at the Detroit on this law. He is also interested
Receiving Hospital. He is the in bringing the younger voters to
author of the article concerning a realization of their responsibility
recent advance in diagnosis and and has been engaged in the or-
treatment of kidney diseases, ganization of the Young Republi-
which was published in the State cans of Wayne County, of which
Medical Journal of August, 1930. he is vice-president-
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