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SYNAGOGUE GROUP SIDNEY ALEXANDER
BUSY FOR J. N. F. ENDORSES OAKMAN
9
It's a Drink
To Your Health •
One of the most popular of De-
The Hadassah donor luncheon
Distributes Stamps for Holy Day Says Record Qualifies Him for troit's judges and among the best ways and means committee is rap-
Position; W. Friedman Also
Tickets; Calls Conference
liked in Jewish circles and among idly perfecting plans for the assist-
Endorses Him.
for Suaday, Sept. 18.
Jewish attorneys, lion. Ervin R. ance of all women who are eager
Palmer, Judge of the Wayne Coun- to earn their money for this cause.
Sidney Alexander, Detroit Jew- . ty Probate Anticipating a record-breaking at-
I. A. Lawton and Rabbi Mot.
dawsky are co-chairmen of the ish leader and wel-known attorney,
Court, is'
synagogue committee of the De- in a statement issued on Wednes-
• seeking re-
nomination
troit Council of the Jewish Na- day urges the nomination and elec-
tional Fund and are in charge of tion of Milton Oakman to the Uni-
and re-elec-
!e
e t ah n
the distribution of stamps to be ted States Congress from the Fif-
' lion p
teenth District, on the Republican
Republican
ticket.
I ticket.
.4
"Mr. Oakman has been tried for
Born i n
many years in the numerous offices
Detroit ern,
he has held, and he has been found
capable, efficient and deserving of
1872, Ju dg e
the office he is now candidate tor."
Palmer
Mr. Alexander stated.
graduated
"With his experience of many
SILVER FLOSS
KRAUT JUICE
1 DILL FLAVORED I
I
Packed by the makers of
SILVER FLOSS SAUER KRAUT
EMPIRE STATE PICKLING COMPANY
PHELPS, N. Y.
A. L BERNSTEIN
CEINTRAL WEST DISTRIBUTOR
2. 52.525252
When You Buy Your Delicatessens, Salami,
Frankfurters, etc.,
WATCH FOR THIS
LABEL
and demand from your
dealer
\
N CONVENIENT BOTTLES AND CANS
AT YOUR GROCER OR DELICATESSEN DEALER
607 FIDELITY TRUST BLDG.
PERFECT PLANS FOR
JUDGE E. R. PALMER IS
SEEKING RE-ELECTION
HADASSAH LUNCHEON
DETROIT
Vote for
ROY R.
RADNER
I. A. LAWTON
sold together with admission cards
to High Holy Day services.
I Purchasers are urged to request
for the J. N. F. stamp when pur-
1 chasing tickets.
This custom originated about 30
!years ago and the stamp has be-
come the symbol of a redeemed
homeland. The money realized
from the sale of these stamps
helped to redeem thousands of
duhams of land as the property
of the entire Jewish peovle.
Mr. Lawton, in a special appeal
to presidents of synagogues, in-
vites them to a conference to be
held Sunday afternoon, Sept. 18,
at the Mizrachi Center, 9036
Twelfth street, for the purpose
of assisting in plans for the cele-
bration of the thirtieth anniver-
I nary of the Jewish National Fund,
by means of creating a Detroit
Wood in the George Washington
Forest in Palestine.
The synagogue committee as-
sisting Sir. Lawton and Rabbi
Moldawsky are: I Liss, Hyman
Goldberg, E. Ruttenberg, M. Weiss-
wasser; E. Aishishkin, and M.
Chomsky,
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for
State Legislature
FIRST DISTRICT
ADVOCATES:
Old Age Pension, Restraint of Chain Store system, Workmen's
insurance to be furnished by the employer, Moratorium on
Mortgages, Extension of Redemption Period on Land Contract
Foreclosures.
Amend Highway Act no Gasoline Tax will revert to Munici-
palities for Welfare Purposes, Reduce Taxes.
years in public office, and as an
able business man, Mr. Oakman
would not only be a great asset to
the coming congress, but would be
an unusually tine representative
for his district. Detroit could riot
hope for an abler representative."
Mr. Alexander pointed to Mr.
Oakman's record as County Clerk,
County Auditor and Wayne Sher-
iff and said his able administra-
tions prove that the candidate Is
capable and deserving of the job.
He strongly urged his nomination
and subsequent election.
Another outstanding leader who
this week endorsed Mr. Oakman's
candidacy is William Friedman,
prominent attorney, former presi-
dent of the United Jewish Chari-
ties.
t f rr ort m C .17:
rvin R. Palmer
legoof Law, E
class of 1895, and was president
of his class. In 1902 he was at-
tached to the staff of the Probate
Court as clerk, and in 1909 he
became Deputy Probate Regiater
and served for 16 years under
Judge Edgar A. Durfee, receiving
the appointment of Probate Regis-
ter in 1926,
On May 16, 1929, he was ap-
pointed Judge of Probate by Gov-
ernor Green and was elected to
the same office for the short term,
in November, 1930. Ile is up for
re-election in November of this
year on the Republican ticket.
During his 27 years in probate
work Judge Palmer has drafted
more probate orders than any man
in Michigan.
Judge Palmer's father was rec-
ognized as one of the leaders of
Cadet Cyril Wagner, son of Un- the Detroit Bar of his generation,
deraheriff and Mrs. Henry Wagner, and as a member of the law firm
of 2525 Boston boulevard, returned of Ward & Palmer had probably
one of the largest law practices
in Wayne County.
Judge Palmer is a member of
Palestine Lodge No. 357, F. &
A. M. Detroit Commandery No. 1,
Knights Templar, North Wood-
ward Congregational Church, Y.
M. C. A., Meadowbrook Golf and
Country Club and Detroit Curling
Club.
RETURNS TO CULVER
WILLIAM GUTMAN
WIDELY ENDORSED
GUNSBERG'S
Be sure that the yellow and blue tag with the name
GUNSBERG appears on all salamis. Only then will
you be assured of the Beat Kosher Salamis and other
Delicatessens which are manufactured in Detroit.
FRESH MEATS DELIVERED FRESH DAILY
Be sure! Insist on
GUNSBERG'S
MRS. JOE MAGIDSOHN
Always Fresh and Tasty
tendance at its fifth annual donor
luncheon, lladassah has engaged
the Book Cadillac Hotel, In order
to accomodate all Its guests In one
room. The luncheon will take place
in December, and Is planned to
maintain its position as the out-
standing yearly function of all
Jewish women's organizations in
Detroit.
Mrs. Charles Hamburger, gen-
eral chairman of the ways and
means committee has organized aev-
eral sub-committees to assist pros-
pective patrons in their various
earning activities. In order that
all such activities may be properly
supervised and regulated, every
woman must immediately apply to
the chairman of her particular ac-
tivity for an authorization card.
Mrs. Harry M. Shulman, Long-
fellow 2784, is rummage chairman;
Mrs. Samuel Berman, Euclid 2450-
W, is baked goods and food chair-
man; Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, Long-
fellow 6115, is chairman of mis-
cellaneous ways and means; Mrs.
A. Harry Brodie, Longfellow 8180,
is chairman of the classified tele-
phone directory committee,
Mrs. Abraham Srere chairman of
the savings box committee, is plan-
ning a collection hors the savings
boxes in the near future,
GUNSBERG
'Packing Co.
Lafayette
2380 Twelfth St.
2908
READ WHAT ISAAC SHETZER
, Says about LeROY C. LYON
Republican Candidate for
CONGRESS
Endorsements groin virtually ev-
15th Districts — Wards 10-12-14-16
REPEAL OF THE PROHIBITION LAW
ery civic and political group in
Detroit and Wayne County have
" I gladly endorse the candidacy
been given William Gutman, who
of Mr. Lyon. I know that if he
is a candidate to succeed himself
is elected Detroit will have a rep-
as County Auditor on the Repub..
lican ticket at the Primary elec-
ISAAC DREIFUSB• Pre.iden
resentative in congress of whom
tion, Tuesday, Sept. 13.
we will have reason to be proud.
In endorsing Mr. Gutman's can- Jolly Elite Club To Give,
Mr. Lyon is an able lawyer and
Dance Oct. 2.
didacy, the civic groups commend
a man of unimpeachable integ-
his stewardship in public office.
The Jolly Elite Club announces
The endorsements point out that its fourth annual dance to be held
rity. I recommend him to the
CYRIL WAGNER
the taxpayers of Wayne County on Sunday, Oct. 2, last night of
1017-18 DIME BANK BLDG.
Detroit electorate and I urge his
to resume his studies at Culver have enjoyed an economical ad- Rosh Hashonah, at the Fort
nomination and subsequent elec-
Memorial Designers and Builders of Mausoleum., Monuments, Markers of
Military Academy, Culver, Ind.
ministration of the county's busi- Wayne Hotel, Skeeter Palmer and
Every De.cription.
tion."
Cyril is popular at Culver where ness because of William Gutman's his orchestra will supply the music.
We Duplic•te, Clean and Cul Letterson Erected Monument. and Mark-
he is an honor student and is ac- presence on the Board of County
At the meeting held Tuesday,
er. at Cemetery. Before Buying Let Us Submit Our Price. and Land.
A "Lyon" to protect your interests
tive in all athletic activities. He Auditors.
Sept. 6, the president, Milton Ru-
scope Drawing. Showing Monument Set•Up.
(Continued from Page One.)
is a member of the famous Black
The endorsements also com- ben, announced that all members
Display rooms 8401 W. FORT ST. Coll. Woodmero
who
have
been
away
on
their
vaca-
Horse
Troop.
mend
Mr.
Gutman
for
the
inter-
sand people in Soviet Russia are
CAdillac 11128
VInewood 1•9203
est he has shown in the develop- tion have heturned and will par-
reached by the constructive rela-
ment of the recreational facilities ticipate in the activities.
tive aid work of the Ott, through
The next meeting will be held
P•
for the people of Detroit and
which relatives abroad are enabled
Wayne County. He is given credit Tuesday, Sept. 13, at the club-
to provide them with machinery,
house, 8609 Twelfth street.
for
the
development
of
the
county
HOME-OWNER — TAX-PAYER
tools, and raw material. The in-
park system, which is now recog-
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
troduction of the knitting indus-
Republiam Candidate for .
*nized
89
—orie
of
the
'fin
st park
try by the Ort In Russia has en-
(Continued from Page One.)
systems of any county in America.
abled 12,000 Jewish families to
As far back as 1927, William
earn their livelihood. Ort tech-
Wards 1042-1446
15th District
UNKRTNEMS
nicians have visited hundreds of cially notable when compared with Gutman and his associates on the
towns and townships in the Uk- the investments in buildings erected Board of Auditors predicted the
raine, White Russia, and the Cri- in other years, to-wit: £1,741,687 time was coming when county and
mea, putting in order the machines in 1929. £692,462 in 1928, and municipal bonds would be a "drug
on the market." The reports state
of the Jewish artisans, thus enab- £770,064 in 1927.
Banker Goes To Palestine.
7739
his prediction has been fully rea-
ling thousands of Jewish families
Joseph J. Bach, president of the lized.
to earn their livelihood. In the
National Safety Bank and Trust
REPUBLICAN
At the present time, Mr. Gut-
course of six years Jewish artisans
Company for two years and iden- man and the Board of Auditors
and small industrialists in various
tifified with banking circles for a
Primary, Sept. 13
countries of Eastern Europe have quarter of a century, has resigned have effected cuts that will reduce
MANUEL URBACH
received Ort machines and tools his office an dis severing his con- the county budget for next year
to the value of 10 million marks nections in this country prepara- from between five and six millions
Granite and Marble
Harold Burnstein, 18 years old, on credit.
of dollars. This saving, taken
tory to taking up permanent resi-
of 6019 Chene street, a member
from the present fiscal county
The continuation of this work dence in Palestine.
budget of 19 millions of dollars
of this year's graduating class of of re-directing the Jewish popu-
Although not a Zionist and never
the Shaarey Zedek Religious lation of Eastern Europe into pro-
will effect a substantial saving to
School, who was to receive his di- ductive occupations will be endan- identified with the Zionist move- every taxpayer in Wayne County,
ment, Mr. Bach explained his rea-
7729 TWELFTH ST.
ploma next month, died last Sun- gered, Dr. Lvuvitch said, if the
sons for going to Palestine on the the report states.
day of a heart attack while swim- most important part of this work
-----
Euclid 7192
ground that he is a Jew and that
ming in Cass Lake.
—the Jewish training schools— Palestine is the only place in the Harry I. Dingeman Seeks
— FOR
During the six years that he was collapses,
world he could choose to spend the
Re-Election as Drain
a student in the Shaarey Zedek
The schools are no longer, he rest of his life. He is 68 years
Commissioner.
Religious School, he was one of the said, in a position to hear their
leaders in all class activities. Be- enormous burden of deficits, due old.
Ilarry I. Dingeman is rounding l
In the past seven years he has out his second successful term as
sides maintaining a superior grade to the fact that the impoverished
of scholarship, he was a member Jewish population of Eastern Eu- visited Palestine four times and each County Drain Commissioner. Dur-
of the class debating team, the rope is no longer able to pay even time has been profoundly impressed ing his four years of administra-
15th DISTRICT
with the marked improvement and tionthe department saw many im-
treausrer of the graduating class, the former modest subsidies for
progressive development visible. In provements over the archaic meth-
and business manager of this year's these schools, while at the same
Wards 10, 12, 14 and 16
1929
he
planned
to
settle
in
Pales-
issue of the Herald, the annual
ods previously employed. Notable
time the financial means of the tine but was deterred by the Arab
among his achievements was the re-
publication of the school. On a
DELAWARE number of occasions, he gave talks Central Organization are ex- outbreak against the Jews.
vision of the system of payment
Mr. Bach organized the Public of engineer's fees, so that nothing
before the assembly of the high hausted.
Trinity 2-3211
The Vilna Technicum, the only National Bank in 1907 and served was paid out unless a job was ap-
school department and also par-
Jewish Technical high school in as its managing vice-president un- proved by the taxpayers and ac-
Formerly EDMUND G. LEWIS
ticipated in a musical concert.
Harold was also a member of Eastern Europe, an institution til 1930. He has been identified tually, completed. The establish-
Edmund L. Gilbert announces •
which has trained over 300 quali- with hospital work in this city.
ment of a permanent system of rec-
many
outside
organizations,
includ-
subst•ntial reduction of rates.
National D•f•n••
He was born in Germany and ords, and the installation of accur-
Wet I
ing the Boni-Amici, of which be fied Jewish technicians for indus-
Costs of Complete Funerals had been president, and the Spar- trial enterprises, is on the verge came to this country at the age of ate bookkeeping machines is also
seven.
Quoted Without Obligation.
one of his achievements.
tans. He was a student at City of collapse. A number of eve-
ning schools for apprentices and
Mr. Dingeman was congratula-
College of Detroit.
ted by the board of auditors upon
Surviving him are his parents, workships have already been
War Artinet
Economy
.
Revisionist Cons.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
closed
down
in
Poland
and
Bessar-
a
the
efficiency and economy with
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Burnstein,
Chso3
VIENNA.—( J. T. A.)—Vladi -
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
— for —
brother, Abraham, two sisters, abia. The teachers who have for mir Jabotinsky, head of the World which the department has been con-
Detroit's Loading and
Harriet and Florence. Funeral years made serious sacrifices, Union of Zionist Revisionists, re- ducted, and many • harassed tax-
Bt Known
services were held on Monday. staying at their posts even while plying to the detractors of his pol- payer has had occasion to receive
faced by literal starvation, are
St. Lawrence
MOHEL
Rabbi Hershman officiated.
Lower Taxes
icy, made it known that he is op- the courtesy and consideration
now leaving some of the schools posed to militarism.
Waterway
which Harry I. Dingeman not only
Recommended by the
City'. most prominent
in desperation to seek other em-
"I am an opponent of egoistic. practices himself, but insists upon
l'hy.iclan.
ployment.
offensive nationalism or militar from every member of his staff.
1810 liaselweed Ave.
MRS. FANNIE ROSENBLATT,
If things go on in this way, Dr. ism,'' he declared. "I always say:
Child Health
Phone Trinity 241428
mother of the late Samuel Rosen- Lvovitch pointed out, the school
'God make no world catastrophe.
and
Better
blatt of Detroit, died in Buffalo. administrations will have to seel
Protection
Better delay our salvation.'" At
Education
In dear and loving memory of
"QUALIFIED BY
Sept. 1, at the age of 72. She their inventory and buildings to
the same time, Jabotinsky pointed our darling daughter and sister,
DETROIT CITIZENS'
Rev. Cantor was the wife of Joseph Rosenblatt pay the teachers their arrears of mt that • Jewish legion is insep- Belle Hilda Rosenman, who passed
and, besides her husband, is sur-
LEAGUE
arable from the Revisionist move-
David Golden vived by two brothers, B. J. Cohen salaries.
lie warned Jewish public opin- ment and preparations must Is. away nine years ago, Sept. 12, 13
Detroit'. Favorite
and I. H. Cohen; seven daughters, ion not to think that it was mere- made in time for the eventuality days in Ellul.
In order to cast your vote
Wedding Careens- three sons, 22 grandchildren and iy a question of temporarily clos- of a world complication.
Nine long year. hs•e palised
for Mr. Rosenberg you
Burial ing down the schools, because im-
four great-gran ren.
you were laid to rest.
The Revisionist leader in his ad- Sine.
sin; Performed at
must ask for a Democratic
we all went throuoh plenty of sorrow
n
Beth
Jacob
Cemetery
of
mediately
the
schools
were
closed
in
dress
made
known
that
he
would
And hop. time. will bring • more pleasant
Home and by was
ballot on Tuesday,
Buffalo, with Rabbi Morris Dram- down, the creditors would compel oppose any departure from the Cal-
tomorrow.
•
PP
and officiating.
administrations will have to sal ais agreement, but did not exclude Bella, dear. your beautiful ways end
Sept. 13.
2230 ClaInnount
Mrs. Rosenblatt came to Buffalo the buildings and inventories, and the possibility of his return to
Euclid 9490
THIS AD PAID FOR BY A Jr.w Bit FRIEND
y in
in our mind. and heart.
in 1882 from Minsk. She was ac- it was unthinkable that they should membership in the Zionist organ- we all mill. tom more than ever.
tive in numerous affairs.
be able under present circum- ization.
Your heart-broken m o t h e r,
Mrs. Paul Rosenblatt and Mrs. stances to reconstruct their school
"I tore up my congress card, but
Selma Rosenblatt of Detroit were system on which several hundred not Herd's shekel," Jabotinski de- father, sisters and brothers.
Mohel'Specialist
funeral
in Buffalo to attend the
thousand dollars of Jewish money clared. "Perhaps I ahall again buy
In- loving memory of our dear
ceremonies.
had been spent during the last 10 the shekel when the Revisionist husband • n d father, Isadore
20 Year.' Exper-
shekel prayers succeed in washing
years.
ience. Endorsed
off the stains of the last congress." Rubin, who passed away one year
NATHAN GOLDBERG
by Loading
ago, Sept. 7, 1931.
of 1997 Gladstone avenue, 48 S. B. PAUL CANDIDATE
Physkiaas
, years old, died on Sept 4. Fu-
Thouo ► parted by the band of Path,
FOR
THE
LEGISLATURE
Wauchope
Agrees
With
Arlmoroff
Is :Ka united still,
neral services were held at Gil-
2073
pima is err aching heart
lila
Samuel Bernard Paul, candidate
Demised..
bert's
Funeral
Home
on
Sept.
5
None can •.e. an.
Gladstone
JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.) —
with Interment at Oakview Ceme- for the State Legislature on the
in Agreement with the demands for a
ticket,
has
lived
Democratic
Sadly
missed
by his loving
tery. He is survived by two broth-
Euclid 10467
. era, Lazarus and Leon, both of Detroit all his life. He received more proportionate government wife, Bessie Robin, and children,
School educational subsidy to the Jewish Saul and Jeanette.
a
business
education
at
the
Detroit and • slater, Mrs. Sadie
of Commerce of the New York school system made by Dr. Chaim
Stickman of New York.
University. studied at the Univer- Arlosoroff was expressed by the
21 Years of Health Ureic*
sity of Michigan and received his Palestine High Commissioner in a
ARNOLD ELBINGER
the Detroit Col- statement issued to the Jewish
INCOME TAX SPECIALIST
of Paris, France, 16 years old, legal education at
PHYSICAL CULTURE
A Business M•• Who Has Applied Business Policies in • Business Office
from which he grad- Agency.
Income Tax Work Exclusively
died on Aug. 17. Funeral ser- lege of Law,
Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope
RESTAURANT
practiced law
Republican Primaries, Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1932
For the Past 12 Years
vices were held at Gilbert's Fu- uated in 1925 and
Instructed
the
stated that he has
Practitioner before Treasury
QUALITY
MEALS
4
with
inter-
since.
neral Home on Sept.
Paid for by Jewish members of Mr. Lau's staff.
govern-
treasurer
of
the
Palestine
the
In-
your
rep-
Paul
is
endorsed
by
Department. I act ae
Mr.
PLat FOOD—PURE BLOOD--
event at Cloverhill Park Cemetery.
GOOD 116ALT/I
Rabbi dependent Retail Merchants' As- ment to re-examine the subsidy for
resentsti•• in all income tax
Dr. Leo M. Franklin and
deemed qualified Jewish education for 1933 together
No Grease, as. la the preparation ell
case..
Leon Fram officiated. lie is stir- sociation and is
our food.
Citizens' League. with Dr. ArlosorotT, the political
1217 PENOBSCOT BLDG.
vived by his mother, Mrs. Peggy by the Detroit
ewish
the Jne.
US SAYS ST.. New Poet OM
Is married and representative of in Palesti
Phones---Office, Cherry 0142.
Coblenr, and his father, Chauncey He is 30 years old,
Agency Executive
Rm.. Whittier 9183.
has one child.
Elbinger.
MONUMENT SALES AND
SERVICE CO.,
QRT UNDERTAKINGS
ARE REPORTED IN
PRECARIOUS STATE
g
•
I
JEWISH
John R. St.
1
LEROY C.
PALESTINE LEADER
SAYS TIME IS NEAR
FOR NEW MIGRATION
LYON
e
CONGRESS
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HAROLD BURNSTEIN
DIES AT AGE OF 18
CLARENCE A.
REID
Monuments
1 FUNERAL
LBERYS
HOME
money
at it
sines.
CONGRESS
A Representative
Jew to Represent
YOU!
Aaron
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At
Rio, we
led lea
OBITUARY
IN MEMORIAM
State
Legislature
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