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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
GORDON PLATFORM YOUTH IS FORMING S. H. BIRNKRANT RUNS
LAU'S CANDIDACY
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
GAINING SUPPORT BASED ON ECONOMY ORGANIZATIONS FOR
DEFENSE IN BERLIN Samuel II. Birnkrant, who is
A Man of the People to Represent the People
HENRY C.
KEY WELL
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for
CONGRESS
15th District — Wards 10-12-1416
MY PLATFORM:
Amend the national banking laws so as to make credit
and loans more available for the small business man.
Absolute repeal of the 18th Am endment.
Compulsory unemployment insurance providing a rebate
of premium to the company employing its help • minimum
of ten months each year,
(Lower Taxes and Economics In government cost—my Interest as well
as yours).
Paid for by a Friend and Admirer.
DROVE
A PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRAT
STATE SENATOR
WARDS 8.10-12.14
8th DISTRICT
David Gordon, candidate for
The signs of a favorable public
one of eight brothers practicing
attitude toward the candidacy of the Republican nomination for
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law in Detroit, is a candidate for ,
Herman It. Lou, present county County Treasurer, is making his
the State Senate in the Third Dis-
treasurer, to succeed himself, have campaign stressing the need of stairs collapsed and was removed trict on the Democratic ticket.
better and less costly administra- to a hospital.
Mr. Birnkrant was the one who
tion of this important office in
This is the second case of started the movement here for
the county's lawmen affairs.
powder
poison
reported
in
recent
amusement
places to turn over a
Mr. Gordon had seven years ex-
perience as chief deputy to the weeks. Similar poison powder
was
found
outside
of
a
synagogue.
County Treasurer
A rainfall, however, had rendered
and is more inti-
it harmless.
mately acquainted
The National Socialist Party,
with the duties and
realizing the impossibility of an-
business details of
nuling
Jewish rights via constitu-
the office than any
tional amendment, is now seeking
they man in the
to
use
the
courts of law to bring
County of Wayne.
about the annulment off the nat-
Gordon was the
uralization
granted Jews since I
first outstanding
1114.
public official to at-
Jewish
jurists,
questioned by the
tack the evil of
Jewish Telegraphic Agency repre-
nepotism in the
sentative here, stated Viet there
employment of of-
is no reason for anxiety on this
fice assistants,
score.
starting his attack
The Prussian Supreme Adminis-
four years ago. •
Recently much David Gordon trative Court, they poinited out,
which
is the highest judicial trib-
publicity has been given to the
side spread employment in county unal, has repeatedly ruled that
offices and in Detroit city offices citizenship once granted cannot
of family members and "in-laws" be annuled.
Renew Pogrom Incitement
of office holders. That the County
The National Post, which re-
Treasurer's office will not be a
"family affiair" under his adminis- placed the suspended Nazi organ
SAMUEL H. BIRNKRANT
HERMAN R. LAU
increased as the campaign for tration is the definite promise Her Angriff, celebrated election
of the Nazi leader and notorious day's proceeds for the unemployed.
made by Gordon.
nominations has progressed.
Courtesy as well as efficiency in anti-Semite, Captain Herman Goe- He is active in other ways in de-
There is strong indorsement of
Treasurer Lou, it is stated, because the conduct of the treasurers nd ring, to the presidency. off the vising means for the raising of
he has displayed a sense of respon- fire is the aim of Mr. Gordon. He Reichstag, by issuing a new ap- funds for the needy and jobless.
Having had a varied general
sibility to an insistence on the declares that the office, being a peal to the Nazis to make a quick
experience as a builder, property
part of the public for a reduced chief cog in Wayne's business ad- end of the Jews.
ministration,
should
be
conducted
owner
and taxpayer, Mr. Birn-
The
National
Post
alleges
that
cost of operating the offices of gov-
ernment. By hard work and a stout on strict business lines, including a Jewish Communist, Siegliert krant is familiar with the prob-
every
possible
economy
in
operation
lems
affecting
his district. He
Caro, participated in the events
application to the detail of economy
In behalf of the taxpayers, he has and as close a control of all over- leading to the death of a Nazi, favors repeal of the State Prohibi-
head
expense
as
a
well-managed
Schroeder, and that he instigated tion Act; absolute State control
saved the county many thousands
of dollars in the expense of con- private business handling millions attacks upon other Hitler Storm of liquor; stringent banking laws,
ducting his department. He has of dollars annually would insist Troopers. This, the paper charges, further to protect depositors; one
"demonstrates the brutality of the license for the life of each motor
made that showing in a financial upon.
Jewish race and the righteousness vehicle; eliminate unnecessary of-
and economic sense while at the
of four fight against these alien fices; revision of land contract
same time improving the service of DRY'S ATTACKS
scamps whose hours, we hope, are laws; old-age relief; elimination of
his office.
PLEASE
CLANCY
useless and discriminating laws.
numbered."
It is the opinion of the great
He also states that he is for
number of Herman R. Lau's sup-
A Jewish writer, Alexander
porters in representative citizen.
Rep. Robert H. Clancy told a Gergely, who took his own lite immediate reduction and more I
ship that he has made good as radio audience, Monday night that because he was starving, commit- equal distribution of taxes and is
county treasurer from the day of he considered the attacks of the ted suicide, according to the Nazi onposed to real estate carrying
his appointment to the office. This Rev. R. N. Ilolsaple, superintendent organ, because he was disgusted de greater burden of taxes to de-
appointment was made by a com- elf the Michigan Anti-Saloon Lea- with his own swinishness, and of- fray government expenses.
mission provided for by statute, gue, "an honor and my badge of fers a good example to the re-
consisting of County Clerk Farrell, American manhood."
mainder of the Jews.
LAST MINUTE SUPPORT
Prosecuting Attorney Toy and Sen-
"A few years ago the nine di-
Jewish leaders are indignant GIVEN HENRY KEYWELL
ior Probate Judge Ilulburt.
rectors of the Anti-Saloon League, that the police department is per-
at a Chicago meeting, considered mitting the National Post to con-
Henry C. Keywell, candidate
undertaking the impeachment of tinue the pogrom incitement in-
PROF. HARRIS SPEAKS
for Congress on the Republican
Calvin Coolidge and re- augurated by the Angriff.
HERE ON BIRA BIDJAN President
jected the proposal only by a five
ticket from the Fifteenth District,
to four vote," he said. "But at last
received wide support in the clos-
Rescind Wulfin Sentence.
Will Discuss Settlement's Relation the American people are in revolt
VILNA.—(J.T.A.)—The Court ing hours of the campaign froth
To Soviet Union Under
against the League. For many
Icor Auspices.
years I have debated prohibition of Appeal rescinded the two-year many prominent Detroiters.
Professor Franklin S. Harris, with Mr. Ilolsaple and in each sentence imposed on April 19 on
William Henry Gallagher, who
president of Brigham Young Uni- primary and in each election he has Shumel Wulfin, Jewish student was attorney for Aaron Sapiro in
versity, will speak at 8:30 p. m. thrown the ful strength of the found guilty of participating in
the events leading to the death his suit against Henry Ford, re-
on Saturday, Sept. 10, at McCol- League against me.
of a Christian student, Stanislas iterated his earlier stand in be-
lister Hall, Forest and Cass, on
Waclawski,
during the anti-Semitic half of Mr. Keywell at a public
the subject "Bins Bidjan and the
riots in Vilna last November.
Soviet Union." The lecture Is
Instead
the
court imposed a sen- meeting held at the B'nai David
being given under the auspices of
tence of two months imprison- Synagogue Thursday evening and
the Detroit branch of Icor.
ment
on
Wulfin.
The remission of in an address to the large gather-
Professor Harris visited Bien
the two-year sentence, and the ing in attendance urged his nom-
Bidjan and is deeply interested in Sabbath Servicesi
new
verdict,
was
accompanied by ination and election. Other speak-
"What Constitutes a Jewish
the project, having watched de-
velopments there a n d having Life" will be the subject of Dr. a curious statement by the pre- ers urged support of Mr. Keywell.
Known here for many years as
studied the settlement's relations Leo M. Franklin's sermon Satur- siding judge, who found that no
day morning, Sept. 10, at 10:30. anti-Polish and no anti-Jewish a business man and a leader in
with the Soviet Union.
disorders took place In Vilna last congregational affairs, Mr. Key-
November, but that Waclawski's well has for a number of years
death followed some quarrels be- been president of Congregation
B'nai David.
tween chauvinistic elements.
Mem* iliet# El
Notes
— ENDORSED BY —
DETROIT CITIZEN'S LEAGUE — Preferred
.WOMEN'S CIVIC LEAGUE OF DETROIT
JEWISH-AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB
BRANDEIS DEMOCRATIC CLUB
UNITED VOTER'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB
FIFTH SENATORIAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB
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NAZI MACHINATIONS RESPONSIBLE FOR
HIS OUSTER, PROFESSOR GUMBEL STATES
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landlords that rents will be higher
and they say to the tenants that
rents will be lower. They say 'we
will smash the Treaty of Versailles'
and yet they privately , state 'we
will go to war and join France
against Russia," it is a vain hope,
in fact, the Nazis have no practi-
cal program except what they term
the 'race program'
Will Not Divide Power.
"For instance. they proposed in
parliament that any woman who
marries a Jew should be sentenced
to 10 years imprisonment." The
professor further stated "the pres-
ent German government does not
really want to fight the Nazis be-
cause they want the Nazis to be
as strong as possible as friends.
You see they really need the Nazis
in order to keep the working peo-
ple down. But, I can assure you
that the government has no aim
to divide its power with the Nazis.
I have never heard of a general
who was keen on dividing his power
with a sergeant. "
Professor Emil J. Gumbel was
born in Munich in 1891 and had a
brilliant scholastic career. In 1913
he was assistant lecturer at the
University of Munich in stastics.
In 1923 he became lecturer at the
University of Heidelberg in mathe-
matical stastics and believers of
probabilities. Since 1930 he has
been professor of stastics. Profes-
sor Gumbel expects to deliver sev-
eral lectures in this country. Dur-
ing the coming winter, he will lee-
Rodney Baxter
JUDGE OF
Recorder's Court
m
PRIMARIES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1932
NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
SII1PERO, C01111UNAL LE %DER SAYS:
"I personally fel :1 that with all the fine things that Mr. Baxter has done for the Jewish
people of Detroit, both as assistant prosecutor and in private practice, that this should be
called to your attent ion.
"It may interest you to know that Mr. Saver is the gentleman who, about a year ago,
•
defended a boy by t he name of Lipchitz who was wrongly accused of robbery. This boy was
a member of the Je wish Centers and Mr. Baxter went to his defense without charge and not
boy's release but a complets vindication of the charge.
only obtained the Ix
"This is only os se of the many fine things that I know Mr. Baxter has done and I am
passing this word al long to you without his knowledge."
THIS AD INSERTED AND PAID FOR BY A GROUP OF MR. BAXTER'S JEWISH FRIENDS AND ADMIRERS
J IREEMEELrng =77`4,SIVI
tore at the University of Paris on
"Theory of Life Tables and Natal-
ity Stastics." During the world
Genetic congress at Cornell Uni-
versity, he delivered a masterly ad-
dress on "Biological Life Tables."
in Compelling Ous•
ter of Professor Gumbel.
RETAIN
Judge Arthur E. 601100N
in the
Recorder's Court
Non Partisan Ballot
CAPABLE — HONEST — JUST J
Primaries, Seat. 13, 1932
DONATED BY JEWISH FRIENDS
We are pleased to recommend
OLIVER GUY
FRICK
for Election to the
State Legislature
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Milton M. Alexander
David I. Huber
H. J. Brachumn
Theodore J. Levin
Herman Marks
Rowland W. Fixel
M. Himelhoch
Melville S. Well
Simon Shetser
OUR CHOICE
EDWARD R.
BROCK
REPUBLICAN
County Road Commissioner
Believe, in a progressive program
yet rigid economy in the expendi-
ture of public money, and in •
more equable distribution of pub-
lic improvements and jobs that all
taxpayers may derive proportion•
ate benefits therefrom.
Insisting that all contracts specify that the jobs be given to
the people of Wayn e County and that an American standard
living wage be paid. Successful wholeule-retail produce mer-
chant for 20 years. WORLD WAR VETERAN.
Nazis Succeed
HEIDELBERG. — (J. T. A.) —
Adolph Hitler's National Socialists
brought to a successful close a long
battle against Professor Emil J.
Gumbel, prominent pacifist, against
whom its anger was directed be-
cause he is a Jew.
The order of ouster was issued
by the minister of education of
Baden, complying with the request
of the senate and philosophical fac-
ulty of Heidelberg, which conducted
an investigation into his political
utterances.
Professor Gumbel is also ream-
Bible for the exposing of the or-
ganizing of semi-secret National
military organizations.
A Nazi deputy speaking at a
meeting of the Nazi students at the
Heidelberg Town Hall as recently
as this summer, just before the
July 31 Reichstag elections, ex-
claimed: "Let us see to it that on
July 31, the foundation stone of a
German state is laid in which Gum-
bel shall be no more. The Gumbel
can he buried and not lilies but
turnips shall be planted on his
grave."
Professor Gumbel's views against
war have a warm adherent in Pro-
fessor Albert Einstein.
ANTI-RELIGIOUS CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED
IN RUSSIA ON EVE OF HIGH HOLY DAYS
VOTE DEMOCRATIC
Dr. ALBERT C.
HAMBURGER
FOR
CORONER
Primaries Sept. 13, 1932.
WORTHY AND WELL QUALIFIED
Charles J. Deland
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for
CONGRESS
kilo Is approximately two and a
quarter pounds. The regulations
worker, In a statement to the Jew. further provide that no one person
15th District — 10-12-14-16 Wards
ish Telegraphic Agency prior to may receive the above-mentioned
his departure from Moscow.
quantities more than once a
Six years Secretary of Stale of Michigan.
! Mr. Lamport, during his stay in month.
Six years member Michigan State Senate.
Russia, has come in contact with
Food packages may only be
Two years membe r Michigan House of Representatives.
leacInr, Jewish circles and with
transmitted to Soviet Russia by
high government officials.
Vote for a trained, capable candidate for this
those
agencies
which
have
received
While anti-Semitism is stirring
important office.
in Eastern Europe as well as in permission from the Russian gov-
Germany, he found no sign of It ernment. Hiss food packages are
PREFERRED CANDIDATE DETROIT CIVIC LEAGUE.
in Russia, Mr. Lampert stated.
sent from Riga, the nearest port
Mr. Lampert said that he found to Russia, under the personal
no evidence of anti-religious per- supervision of Aaron Benjamin,
secution even though religion Is vice-president of Hies and the so-
RE-ELECT
not encouraged.
ciety's European cpmmissioner.
Orders on the 'remain stores
He expressed the view that
Judaism will eventually disappear may also be sent through Hies.
under the present Soviet regime, Lists of the 64 packages and their
but that there is no fear that the prices and orders on Terrains may
Jews as a race will ever be lost In be obtained by application to Hies.
Wayne County
Russia since the Jewish youth still
Synagogue Treasures en Sale.
feels itself Jewish even though it
BERLIN.—(J.
T.
A.)—Numer-
does not believe in religion.
for a Reliable, Courteous and Efficient
ous German rabbis and bibliophiles
Russ'. Place. Restrictions on have received from Moscow an of-
•
Administration.
tidal Soviet catalogue of valuable
Food Package Contents.
Has reduced sewer costs—modernised
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Ac- Jewish manuscripts that are of-
tax roll preparation—saved thousands in
cording to advice. received by the fered for sale, the Jewish Tele-
engineering fees.
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant graphic Agency learned.
Republi c a.
Primaries, Sept. 13, 1932
Rabbi Meier Hildesheimer, lead-
Aid Society from RIga, the Soviet
government has issued an order ing rabbi of Germany, and others
Allege
Orthodoxy
Willing
Te
Join
the
are
of
the
opinion
that
the
offer-'
to the effect that food packages
Gerer Rebbe has sent a tette
Jewish Ageacy.
which are sent to relatives or ings are part of synagogue treas-
to Dr. Chaim Weixmann, suggest
friends from abroad may not con- ures confiscated during the seizure
ins that Orthodox Jewry will Is
TEL-AVIV.—(J. T. A.) —The agreeably to participation In the
tain more than three kilo sugar, of the synagogues throughout
two kilo coffee, cocoa or soap. A Rneasia.
Orthodox Weekly here reports that Jewish Agency,
(Continued from Page One.)
Harry I. Dmgeman
Drain Commissioner