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HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
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The Home Relief Society en-
dorses Herman II. Greenberg,
Republican candidate for Congress
in the Fifteenth Congressional
District. While the Home Relief
Society is not a political organi-
zation, nevertheless it feels that
Herman Greenberg is the best man
fitted for that post. lie was born
and raised in Detroit, is an able
lawyer, a man who has humanity
at heart and who has always given
of his time to help everybody who
needed it.
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Election Tuesday, Sept. 13
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PAGE THIRTEEN
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
This •d
Owned hr J.w Dunn.
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Lehman Donates Land
To Aid Unemployed
HARRISON, N. Y.,—(J. T.
A.)—An acre of land from his
estate at Purchase has been
given to the township of Ilarri-
son by Lieutenant - Governer
Herbert II. Lehman, for the pur-
pose of aiding the unemployed.
The land will be used for the
widening and improving of
Barns Lane and will thus offer
employment to a number.
Lieutenant Governor Lehman,
prominent Jewish philanthropist,
is a candidate for governor of
New York state and will be the
first Jew to hold this post if
elected.
FREDMAN IS PICKED
TO HEAD VETERANS
SINK CANDIDATE FOR
LIEUT.-GOVERNOR
Norman M, Snider, attorney, en-
Charles A. Sink, candidate for
dorses the candidacy of William
Lieutenant Governor, on the Re-
A. Comstock, gubernatorial candi-
publican ticket at the September
date on the Democratic ticket.
Primaries, was born on a farm in
ATLANTIC CITY.—(J. T.
Mr. Comstock, in Mr. Snider's
Oneida County, New York, and —More than 800 delegates and
opinion, is the logical candidate
visitors concluded the eleventh an •
not only because of his past ser-
nual encampment of the Jewish
vices to the party, but because of
War Veterans of the United
outstanding work he did at the
States.
Democratic National Convention
J. George Fredman, Jersey City
in Chicago, where practically sin-
lawyer, was unanimously chosen
gle handed he forced the Colima-
Commander • in - Chief succeeding
tee on Resolutions to recogriz.. ■
Harold Seidberg of Cambridge,
the St. Lawrence Waterway in
Mass. The latter was presented
the party platform, altboagh the
with a medal by Julius S. Berg,
Nathan R. Berke Candidate gathering was about to nominate
New York State Senator.
for the presidency a man whose
for Legislature
RABBI L. LEVIN AGAIN
Col. R. Mendelsohn of Brooklyn,
lukewarmness toward the project
former
commander, installed the
was a matter of general knowl- HEADS ACHOOZA ALEPH
Nathan FL Berke is one of the edge. This part of the party
new officers which, beside Mr.
few candidates for the office of platform is of material value to
Fredman, included: Wm. Berman
NEW YORK. — Rabbi Issachar
State Representative who received Detroit nad the State of Michigan.
of Boston, senior vice-commander,
Levin, of Trenton, N. J., was re-
the endorsement of the Wayne
and Harry It. Raymond of New
elected
president of Achooza '
County Dniocratic Committee. Mr.
York,
junior vice-commander. Rab-
Berke, who is an attorney, had 418 JeWS Entered Palestine in Aleph, American Jewish co-opera-:
bi Abraham Nowak of Cleveland
tive
society
for
the
settlement
of
his petition filed by the committee
July.
Heights,
Ohio, was again chosen
American Jews in Palestine, at
and is recommended to the voting
chaplain-in-chief, and Rabbi Ed-
annual meeting of the group,
public as capable and party re-
A total of 418 Jews entered Pal- the
ward
Lissman
of New York hon-
sponsible.
estine during the month of July. which was attended by a majority
orary ghaplain-in-chief.
He is a native Detroiter and is
Of this number, 74 were in the of the 300 members resident in
Ethel Cohen of Providience,
known in Jewish communal and capitalist class category. A total this country and by scores of
R. I., was elected head of the is-
fraternal circles. He is also well of 51:1 immigrants entered I ales- guests interested in the reports of
dies' auxiliary, which held Its
actual
colonization
work
in
the
known as an orator and debater. tine during July.
meeting at the same time.
Jewish National Home.
The principal feature of the
The principal speaker at the
CHARLES A. SINK
meeting was the annual report of
convention banquet was Congress.
Rabbi Levin who reviewed the ' was educated in the district school man Sol Bloom of New York, head
work accomplished by the Achoo- and high school at Churchville, of the Washington Bi-Centennial,
za.Aleph during the past year. He 1 New York. Ile worked his way who pledged continued support
pointed out that one colony, Ran- I through the University of Michi- for veteran legislation in Congress.
aana, had been completely settled gan, graduating in 1904.
A bi-centennial military ball was
during the period and that an-
For 12 years he served as mem- one of the features of the conven-
other, Gan Yavneh, had been com- : ber and now is president of the
pletely successfully launched, with Ann Arbor Board of Education ti°n
Resolutions adopted were pri-
every prospect that its acreage and served as president of the marily of a secular character, such
would shortly b e occupied by a ' Michigan Association of School as favoring repeal of the eight-
full complement of settlers. The Board Members and Superintend- eenth amendment. A resolution
total possessions of the Achooza ents. During the war he was a urging immediate payment of the
Aleph are about 20,000 durum-. member of the County War Board government bonus was adopted. A
he reported. An indication of th ■ and was active in all civic and resolution disapproving the activi-
progress that has been made in patriotic activities, and was the ties of the national administration
the stabilization of the colony of recipient of a "King Albert" toward the 13. E. F. was tabled.
Ranaana is found in the fact that medal in recognition of services in
Mr. Feldman was head of the
the settlement's orange crop for behalf of starving Belgian chil- convention committee, Herman W.
11932 has already been sold on dren.
Brams of Newark, treasurer, and
the trees for 8,000. There is a
F or six
i years he was member Louis Weiss, clerk of the New
likelihood that this amount will be of the Ann Arbor City Council Jersey House of Assembly, was
increased when the harvest arrives. and for three years Executive Sec- secretary.
retary of the Michigan League of
Municipalities. Ile has served two
Riviera Theater.
Warren Williams, outstanding terms in the Michigan Ilouse of "Rasputin" Remains at Little
Theater for Second Week.
1 star of the past months, appears ' Representatives and three terms in
in his latest picture, "Skyscraper the State Senate.
1
Three governors have recog-
Souls," all this week at the Riv-
"Resputin — Saint or Sinner"
iera Theater. Williams has won nized his worth by appointing him remains for a second week at the
much acclaim in "Mouthpiece," to important commissions; Gov- Little Cinema Theater, 50 East Co-
then as a political publicist in the ernor Alex J. Groesbeck, to the lumbia. The great success of this
"Dark horse." His rise to star- Mackinaw Island State Park Com- masterful German talking picture
dom has been fast and crowned mission; Governor Fred W. Green, makes this possible.
Rasputin, the saint or sinner, is
with applause with each produc- to the chairmanship of the Michi-
gan Teachers' Retirement Fund a chronicle film having to do with
tion.
Commission; and Governor Wilber the last two years of the Roman-
M. Brucker to the George Wash- offs, that group of royal decedents
Vaida Voevod Assures League He ington Hi-Centennial Commission. who fed on the futile glory of the
Will Combat Anti-Semitism.
Recently he was cited for meri- past and strove not to hear the
PARIS. — (J. T. A.) — Assur- torious peace time service by the rumblings of their swift approach.
ances that the Jewish population Erwin Prieskorn Post of the ing doom. The film opens with the
in Roumania will be treated with American Legion, with the con- coming to the Russian court of the
all solicitude are offered by Pre- currence of the State and Na- enigmatic Rasputin. He is pic-
mier Alexander Vaida Voevod in tional Associations.
tured as having the Intense devo-
a letter received by Bernard Le-
He resides at 1325 Olivia av- tion of a saint and the shifty, aim-
less, muddled heart of a peasant
cache, president of the League to enue, Ann Arbor.
lout.
Combat Anti-Semitism.
With his healing of the Czar-
"I want to assure you that the
ina's son, his place at the court is
Fisher Theater.
Jewish minority in Rumania will
be treated by me with all solici-
A huge four-attraction variety made secure. With his prophecy
tude in accordance with my pro- show which has George Sidney that as long as he is alive no harm
gram which is to preserve, Peace and Hobart Bosworth in person will come to her, she finds him in-
and order among the various so- on the Fisher stage, and the screen dispensable. While he prayed and
cial and ethnical sections of my feature "Divorce in the Family" healed and gave advice to the royal
country," the Rumanian Premier provides OM theater with one of family in their sinister proceedings,
declared.
the most outstanding programs of he lass fell wholeheartedly into the
the season. George Sidney, the rotted social life of Czarist Russia.
hilarious comedian of "The Co- When, finally, he was murdered in
hens and the Kellys," backed by 1916 by nobles wearied of his in-
thirty years of stage experience, visible despoqam and unbearable
presents a side-splitting comedy influence, the ' old Russia was a
thing that neither Rasputin nor
sketch.
the RomanotTs could have saved.
On the screen "Divorce in the
Family" presents Jackie Cooper,
Lewis Stone, Conrail Nagel and BROCK CANDIDATE FOR
Lois Wilson in the kind of a pic-
ROAD COMMISSIONER
ture that the entire family can
see with much relish.
Edward R. Brock, Republican
candidate for County Road Com-
Michigan Theater.
missioner, was the one responsible
Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette for the protection of the rights
MacDonald are the stars of "Love
of those managing fruit stands on
Me Tonight," super Paramount
street corners.
production selected by the Michi-
Mr. Brock states that he believes
gan Theater management to be
in a progressive program marked L.
the screen feature for its gala
anniversary show this week. Chas. by rigid economy in expenditure
Ruggles, Charles Butterworth, and rf public money. He is for more
Myrna Loy head a large support- equable distribution of public im-
ing cast. The new season hit provements and jobs so that all
resembles one of Chevalier's hits, taxpayers may derive proportion-
ate benefits therefrom. Ile has
"'Innocents of Paris."
been a successful wholesale and
mail produce merchant for 20
United Artists Theater.
years.
Douglas Fairbanks' latest and
most thrilling picture, "Mr. Rob-
inson Crusoe," starts an extended
run engagement at the United Ar-
tists Theater Saturday. In this
new production the adventuresome
star has a Mk that compares with
"Robin Hood," "Don Q" and "The
Three Musketeers."
WARNIN
en
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Do Not Confuse
TY
The Following Candidates of Calhoun
County Solicit Your Vote for
Their Renomination
RENOMINATE
FRANK E. McNARY
Republican Candidate for
COUNTY CLERK
CALHOUN COUNTY'
Your support will be
appreciated.
THANK YOU!
Dr. W. N. PUTMAN
Republican Candidate for
Renomination
for
Rep. Robert D.
Wardell Hotel
Keep This Straight
Re-Elecet
IN THE PAPERS OF SEPTEMBER 9TH THERE
APPEARED A STATEMENT B Y MR. FRED
WARDELL, SPONSORING A CERTAIN CANDI-
DATE FOR CONGRESS FROM THE 15TH DIS-
TRICT, AND POINTING OUT THE FACT THAT
THERE WAS NO CONNECTION BETWEEN HIM
AND ROBERT D. WARDELL, ALSO A CANDI-
DATE FOR CONGRESS FROM THE 15TH.
rY
For Stability, Efficiency and
Courtesy in Public Office
A Coronor Should Be a Physician.
and of the
S
CALHOUN COUNTY
Experienced in Probate Law.
A trained understanding of
Juveniles and Dependents.
A record of efficiency, courtesy ,
and economy in administering the
affairs of this important office
should be considered at this time.
CORONER
Fred Wardell, President of
the Eureka Vacuum
Cleaner Company;
ZPS25
JUDGE OF PROBATE
the name of
with that of
nd
Republican Candidate
for re-nomination for
e
Wardell
I
Louise A. JOHNSON
I AM GLAD THAT MR. FRED WARDELL SAW
FIT TO MAKE THE DISTINCTION CLEAR . . . IT
WOULD BE TOO BAD IF, BECAUSE OF ANY CON-
FUSION IN-NAMES, I SHOULD LOSE THE VOTES
OF JEWISH CITIZENS WHO RECALL THIS SIG-
NIFICANT FACT:
The Wardell Apart-
ment Hotel -Refused
to Accept Certain Guests,
Because They Were Jews!
BEAR THIS FACT IN MIND WHEN CASTING
YOUR VOTE!
VOTE FOR
JudgeofProbate
Republican Primaries
Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1932
THIS AD I'AID FOR BY
JE‘S'ISII FRIEND
Elect
D. WARDELL
on Station
WXYZ
Monday,
6:30 P. M.
Congress
15th District
Wards 10-12-1446
This ad paid for by a friend and admirer of Robert D. Wardell
JOHN F.
JORDAN
CONGRESSMAN
15th Congressional Di rrr ict
REPUBLICAN TICKET
"NOT A POLITICIAN"
Article on Schoenberg's
"Gurre-Lieder" Commended.
CORONER
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
The review by A. Morris which
appeared in The Chronicle of
July 20 of Schoenberg's "Gurre-
Lieder" aroused my interest so
that I acquired a set of these rec.
onls, notwithstanding the very
high price. Lovers of music un-
derstand what it means to have •
burning desire to hear a work by
a great modern composer which
has been highly recommended. I
am not sorry, although the invest-
ment of $28 was made at a sacri-
fice of more urgent necessities.
Nuw that I know this great mu-
sic. I would like a confirmation
of the statement by Mr. Morris
that Schoenberg is a Jew. Several
times before I read similar state-
ments, but nowhere did I see sub-
stantial proof. We read so often
about great men being Jews who
turn out to be devout Christians
that one is disinclined to accept
such a statement without further
evidence. Could you or some
reader enlighten me as to the
facts? No doubt, many others
will be interested!
I wish to express my thanks to
you for the highly informative
feature on recorded music, which
is a great help to music-lovers.
Respectfully yours,
Arthur L. Roth.
e/ P. Albert,
15717 Linwood Ave.,
Detroit.
,
A PICTURE EVERY JEW SHOULD SEE!
LITTLE CINEMA AI;
St/ EAST COLUMBIA
The Most Daring and
Sensational of All Films
Rasputin
Saint or Sinner
The love life of Russia's sex-mad monk.
The man who trampled on the soul of a nation.
The man in whose hands all women were mere
puppets.
FEATURING
NICOLAI MOLIKOFF
of the Moscow Art Theater.
English titles.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
Evenings, Sundays and Holid•ys-35c
Children 10 years Frees 10-12-15e
VOTE FOR
DR. JOHN D.
BUCK
Republican Candidate for
Coroner
Paid for by a Jewish friend.
Primaries September 13, 1932
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To Protect the Interests
of Wayne County
Children elect
ellitent ion---
SINAI KOSHER
SAUSAGE CO.
Arthur F.
Lederle
SENDS
AN OPEN STATEMENT to the DETROIT PUBLIC:
To make sure you are eating strictly Kosher delicat-
essen, demand only SINAI PRODUCTS. It has that
well-known, true Jewish flavor you like so well. We
are recognized by the Union of American and Can-
adian Rabbis for strictly Kosher delicatessen prod-
ucts. Visit our Detroit store at 8738 Twelfth Street.
For your picnic or trip to the lakes take along Sinai
Kosher products, which will stay fresh for a longer
period of time.
(Assistant Corporation Counsel,
Former Attorney for the De.
trait Board of Education and
Director of Attendance.)
PROBATE
JUDGE
(Judge
DETROIT BRANCH—Mr. BRAITSTAIN, Mgr.
Sinai Kosher Sausage Co.
of the Juvenile Court)
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
8738 TWELFTH STREET
Wholesale and Retail
His education, ensperienee and
tolerant bread-minclocloose
qualify been for this im•
(Editor's Note: There are no
records to prove that Schoenberg
Is a Jew.)
SECOND CAPACITY WEEK!
Republican Primaries,
Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1932
Republican Candidate for
LETTER.. SOX
Republican Candidate for
Tune in
NEWBARR
Palmer L
Respectfully yours,
ROBT.
DR. A. A.
Judge Ervin R.
CALHOUN COUNTY
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port•st poeition.
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PHONE MADISON $413