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NORTH END CLINIC ,
ABYSSINIAN CANTOR
AT TUXEDO SERVICE
SHAAREY ZEDEK
RESUMES FRIDAY
NIGHT SERVICES
liontiar Notre
2,000 WORKERS ASSIST MAURICE CAPLAN FAVOR O'BRIEN FOR
IN GENERAL SOLICITATIONS FOR FUND ATTORNEY GENERAL
NORTH END CLINIC
Faithful services of 80 volun-
teers in eight month. of 1932
Your Community Fund gifts
"With 41 years experience in the have reduced the cost of caring
On Oct 22, Rabbi Elmer Berger met
Mrs.
Morris posters
Blumberg
have
been practice of law, 10 years of which for patients at North End Clinic
make it possible for North End
(Continued from Page One.)
distributing
in the
down-
for the ant time with the young folk
were on the Houghton County Cir- whose deficit the Community Fund
Clinic's dietician to instruct hun-
Temple his Beth Jacob. theism Be rger
--
lectures to te membe r. on the same day before the Wimo- town section.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek continued
cuit bench, Michigan Democracy Pays.
dreds of mothers to provide on
u B'rlth and their guests on
B'til
will resume Friday night service s of t h e Earliest
The sketch broadcast from Sta- Presents
i ziedne the name of
pitifully small incomes special
of Israel. " At the dausis Association and at the
reincit,s !with
Hi
and on Nov. 11,
Colored
Jewish
Singer
wall
interest
storyrable
Eastern
Star
Temple,
Miss
Elsie
tion
CKOK
Friday
was
written
by
c
onside
"The meeting
a candidate
last
diets for their sick.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman will be stimulated and • lively diacussion I. Vera Feldman before the Y. W. Edith Rose, and Alvin D. Hersch r s
y-gener5a l ,
of attorney-general,
Preacher
To
Officiate
expected.
mig
ss NMEIIMM
r. Bon
the first speaker in the series. He
es . Humans,
are Charles
---
H. A., Samuel Levine before the spoke last Sunday over the Jew- for the
op s.t.eillge CIVIC Theatre 'e'°O6c
Nov. 11, 12, 13.
yeet .
will be alternated by visiting rab- Mrs. Michael Schots and little daughter, Jewish Centers Association, and ish Radio Forum on Station declared
Hemans is a member of the firm of
Louise,
left
for
their
hoc,.
In
Chicago,
including Rabbi Louis Fein- slier spending a month with her parents. Kurt Peiser before the Jewish WJBK.
Stevenson, Butzel, Eamon and G " 7 "k
Abraham ben Benjamin Frank- bis,
Maurice J. Caplan has been re- Long.
and Mrs. Louis Solomon boulemud. Welfare Federation, Dr. Otto A.
lin, who won a following in De- berg of Cincinnati, who will speak Mr.
* LESTER
Schutz was accompanied by Mr. and
sponsible for showing "The Inner
a
on Nov. 18, Rabbi Abraham No- Mrs.
Judge O'Brien w s born in 1868 * lESSIE ROYCE
Mrs. Saul Birnkrant wro will visit for Hirsch also was added to the list
troit and who is known here as wak of Cleveland, Rabbi Michael
Voice,"
a talkie, in nearly 100
_
„
Esther
of fund orators. Mrs. Henry
VAIL
LA
GA
LENDIS
*
"the colored chazan," will con-
Phoenix, lie
Kekeenaw
received County,
his early
Lichtenstein of Toledo, Rabbi • niIiVe•ii IiiIeiioner Kindergarten Col- Wineman is among the active cam- theaters in Detroit and its sub- at Michigan.
duct services at the Tuxedo Tal- Max Arzt of Scranton, Pa., Rabbi I r'olie in Evanston, III.
urbs. education in the Calumet public
paign workers.
mud Torah, Tuxedo and Holmur, Max
SONDEGAARD
During the week there have schools and his schooling in law at
Milton Steinberg of Indianapolis I The r I Fr
l og
F id
id
Fred M. Butzel is scheduled for been
on Friday evening, Nov. 11, and
;;71 nIacrTre
were beret'.
fund displays in the show the Northern Indiana School of in Philip Barry's Smarr Cooley
others.
subject of Rabbi Ilerger's sermon was a speech at the Central Methodist windows of the J. L. Hudson Co., Law, from which he was graduated
on Saturday morning, Nov. 12, and Cantor
Jacob
Sonenklar
will
"A Jew Looks at Jews, • criticiam of church Nov. 13. Israel Himelhoch,
and will also give a concert on conclude each service.
Kern's, the Fisher Building and in 1891. Later, he practiced at Su- "The Animal Kingdom"
Louis Golding. "Magnolia Street." Rabbi
Sunday, Nov. 13.
and Mrs. Berger left for Cincinnati where who has been at the call of the
perior, Wis., Calumet, Laurim and Col. 7700 I En.. - 5.-$1.00 MATINEES
they are attending the session. of the speakers' committee since the start many downtown business places.
Th. Sat
fei few at n SU
Seals
Rev. Franklin Is descended
The fund drive is scheduled to Houghton, Mich. In 1912, he was All
Central Conference of American Rabbis. of the campaign, spoke before the
ate n ISe
Sun Eva 25.10e
Reterved
from an Abyssinian Falasha fam-
Homemakers' Club at the Central continue until Nov. 25, and some elected circuit judge for ltoughton,
Mn.
Joseph
Barnett
left
for
Flint
ily. He was born in New York
Baraga
and
Keweenaw
counties.
of
the
divisions
may
extend
it
where OH will spend the week with her Y. W. C. A., Nov. 2.
and during his youth was taken
It was in 1913, during the now.
children, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Barnett.
materially on clean-up work.
Rabbi Joseph Eisenman was
RosenbM
to Abyssinia for a visit. He mar-
Mdward hn
E
Louis S. Cohane, Alvin D.
famous "copper country strike,"
and
—
nd ergr, . and 11ersch and Dr. L. F. Segar also
Mr.
d Mrs . Saul agidso
ried a white Jewess from England. again elected rabbi of Congrega- •n
that
Judge O'Brien had the striker's
tion Beth Tephila Emanuel, Tay- Mrs. David Goldfarb. a
are on the speakers' schedule. Mr. Open House at North End case brought before him, and dis-
Mn.. Louis A, Harris delightfully en- llersch is chairman of the speak-
lor and Woodrow Wilson, at a
Clinic.
solved the injunction against them,
lunch•
ELTY CLUB WINTER meeting held last Sunday evening. tertained bridge
PARK
at • farewell 8.hon.
IS guestsFriday,
era' committee, and has enlisted
AVE. at
On the occasion of the Com- principally on the grounds that the
on
1114i
carat St.
FROLIC ON NOV. 23 Prior to the amalgamation of eon
ming Mrs. I. 11. Solomon, who w Ith her hundreds of volunteers for the munity Fund drive, the North End provisions thereof were too broad
l'orrT.
Msr
.1
a.
Congregation Emanuel and Con- ( emu ), are leaving p oetise to nurbe their platform.
VISIT THE
Clinic held open house from 3 and tended to deprive the miners of
future home In Racine. sew
their fundamental rights. Second-
Much Interest is being shown in gregation Beth Tephila, Rabbi ,
Mrs. Leo M. Butzel was hostess to 6 p. m. on Thursday.
PENT
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal of Detroit spent
the annual winter frolic of the Eisenman was for 24 years the
"At. the To."
An exhibit of North End Clinic ing the nomination of Woodrow
Mr. riand . Mrs. Arthur at the open house reception at the
otek-end w Oittth awa
Tin Wea•Isd IOW Club
Elty Club which will be given rabbi of the Beth Tephila Syne- the Ronenthal
d ve
Boys' club on Michigan avenue activities featured the afternoon, Wilson in 1912, Judge O'Brien was
of
Seturday Night Only
an
active
campaigner
for
the
party,
Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 23, in the • gogue.
last
week.
She
also
will
be
host-
and
one
of
the
attractive
displays
Thelma Meyer spent the week-end
and was re-elected to the bench in
Special Dinner, $1.5042
Italian Gardens of the Book-Cad• I Rabbi Eisenman resides at 1955 In ML,.
Ann Arbor. attending the Princeton- ess Saturday at the reception at was the food exhibit intended to 1918 without Republican opposi-
a 110
iliac Hotel. Many tickets have Taylor avenue.
Michigan football game.
the Ford Republic at Farmington. show how people can make use of
tion.
William
Sandler
is
president
of
Supper Dancing, 9:30 to 1
already been purchased from
Raport
Is In Lansing The North End Clinic personnel welfare allowances by choosing
pa
Mns
Sylvia
i
Judge O'Brien resigned in 1922
Gorr Charm II 1W WSW
members. T h e committee i n Congregation Beth Tephila Eman- visit ng friend* and relatives.
was sponsor and furnished some the most wholesome diets.
s
RUSS WEAVER
and moved to Detroit, where he has
thus
l cr s
d i s o t ll> lowunal te
And Hi. New Yorkers
oc the ts
The
North
End
Clinic
is
a
con-
of
the
hostesses
at
the
open
house
A monthly mewing Of the Sisterhood
since carried on a successful pri-
Flew she Is aal it
l
f
stituent member of the Jewish vate law practice. In association
of Temple Beth Jacob was held Nov. 1. there Thursday.
E
h
Preceded by • board meet ng, r
ue L KVIJTZAI-1 IVRITH
Mrs. Leopold D. Mayer has been Welfare Federation of which with Fred Butzel and Theodore
"An", president of the ginter-
Stanley Michaels, Bernard Siegei
The Kvutzah Ivrith will have a iron
directing radio publicity and win- Henry Wineman is chairman of Levin, he actively opposed the Alien
and Sydney Leach,
finalTi e l d e :' dow a vertising with admirable the board; Clarence H. Enggass, Registration Act, which resulted in
regular meeting Saturday evening, :ti e d slejerl.idolOee :1:41;•i nualld
by MU, Roberts Rinehart.
Byron-Philadelphia
adelp
president; Nate S. Shapero and having it declared un-Constitu-
Nov. 6, at the R
results.
Aaron DeRoy, vice—presidents; tional by the Federal Court.
"VICTIM OF POLIT ICS"
school. There will be election of I On Nov. 2, themonthly card party
For Men Who
Numerous Displays.
Adolph Finsterwald, treasurer; Judge O'Brien is married and
•
on the was held at Temple Beth Jacob, under
AT LITTMAN'S THEATER officers and a di scussion
Weil
Si
Co.
are
showing
an
il-
The
auspices of . the Siste hood
e .1:z: z4 z: laumcion.atheadvepomstaedre, lali dmi splhlao ychoBf rtoh% Kurt Peiser, executive director.
has four children, two of whom are
Insist
on Quality I
"A Victim of Politics," a timely program and activities of the the ":." ob 41,:7'1,0
IT„, Ja c
The board of the North End University of Michigan graudates
three-act play, with a prologue, is Kvutzah for the new season. An Id stein,
Sau Birnkrant and Also Elbling•
visiting nurses' work, and one of Clinic is composed of: Jesse F. and associated with him in the
the current attraction at Litt- entertaining program has been
the Sigma Gamma service. B. Hirschman, president; Miss Edith practice of law.
man's Yiddish People's Theater, prepared for this meeting. All
in
members and sympathizers are
Siegel window showt the work of Heavenrich, vice-president; Mrs.
Hollywood Theater.
Twelfth end Seward.
the Women's Hospital social ser- Samuel Mendelsohn, treasurer; Isi- THOMAS C. WILCOX
This play, which is being pre- urged to attend.
vice. The Parisian Co. has had dore Levin, secretary; Mrs. El-
this Friday evening, Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Panush
Suits and
For three day s, starting Mon-
PROMISES SAVINGS
o.ty and Sunday matinees and eve- gave a farewell party in honor of day, the Hollywood Theater pre- an effective display, in which they eanor J. Ford, director; and
ninds, is an amusing take-off on Mr. and Mrs. I. Kollar who left sents "The 61 s t Dangerous were assisted by Henry Wineman, Harry H. Bielfield, David S. Dia-
Overcoats
The Y. W. H. A. has put on mond, Joseph H. Ehrlich, Maurice
Elimination of w aste to save
He political situation, and has for California. They are loyal Game." starring Joel McCrea,
display an attractive exhibit of A. Enggass, Seymour J. Frank, the taxpayers of Wayne County
many exciting and interesting and devoted members of the Kvut- Fay Wray and Bob Armstrong.
Are the talk
and a great number of mem-
_the Julian II. Krolik, Mrs. Leopold D. approximately $100,000 annually
their
service
department
at
the
zah
Another all-new vaudeville sh
a ngles.
of the coun-
Mayer, J. B. Neiman, Mrs. Fran- over current costs of that office,
Endorsed
Endorsed by Jewish Leaders,
The entire cast will appear in hers attended the party to honor is presented as the stage attrac- Detroiter hotel with the Hic
ces-Rosenblatt, Mrs. L. J. Rosen- and yet effecting greater efficiency
t ry in the
he play. Harry Landman and them. Attorney Aaron Rosenberg t ion, with the Hollywood Merry- stores.
Lawyers and Societies.
Frank Si Seder are showing an berg, Nate S. Shapero, Victor H. and improved service, is promised
was the toastmaster. Mr. and
better
J ulius Michelson are the authors. Mrs. I. Kollar °will continue their makers promising musical treats s
Weil,
Mrs.
Harry
Wetsman,
Mrs.
by Thomas C. Wilcox, Democratic
interesting window.
clothes fieldl
Music is by a Grushkov, lyrics by
and novelties.
13 YEARS ON BENCH
California.
Women from the Detroit Ser- Andrew Wineman, Andrew Wine- nominee for Sheriff.
in
cultural
work
Chaim Heiman.
vice Group under the direction of man and Edwin A. Wolf.
"In the 31 years of my experi-
ence as a police executive, includ-
ing Police Commissioner of De-
COMPLETE PROGRAM FOR UNITED HEBREW troit, and Chief of the Bureau of
SCHOOLS' GRADUATION NEXT WEDNESDAY Investigation of the Department
Regularly
of Justice here, I have been called
$35—$40—$45
*park and It is left for the Reboot to upon to make many thorough
(Continued from Page One.)
ten this spark Into • great flame. The
two forces combined are needed to con- studies of Federal prisons," said
A remarkable price
Mr. Wilcox. The knowledge
president of the Women's Auxi- nect the child with Jewish life."
for clothing of this
From Henry Meyer's address on gained in this work shall be
liary, will extend greetings.
high type!
S
Oct. 29:
brought by me to the Sheriff's
Plant Trees in Palestine.
The Jew has been noted throughout
Open Every Evening
It is traditional with the grad- the ages for his scholarship and his office to effect economies and a
He has stood well to the top more scientific, humane adminis-
uates to present a gift to the learning
In professional and scientlAc work and
HUSERT HOOVER
schools. This year the gift will not study. These facts are generally am tration of that office.
IPIIESIDENTIAL
"With the money thus saved
rented.
But
fact not no generally
be
given
to
the
schools
but
in
honor
Riede. of President and
w, from this and other sources, the
or understood Is that the Jew
CHARLU CURTIS
of the schools. A number of trees known
Vice President of the
ddition to having an aptitude for the
United Stat.
Sheriff's
services could be greatly
are being planted in the Detroit ac
of necular knowledge. has
1430 Griswold Street
inquisition
Wood of the Washington-Palestine • Ince time Immemorial, maintained the improved, better patrols of our
WILIER14. SRUCKF.R
STATE
Bel. Creed Rivet sod Clifford
position that such secular knowledge doe. highways could be effected, a
Forest in honor of the United He- not suffice: that he must have a very
Governor
brew Schools. Irwin I. Cohn will full and adequate education along Jew- scientific detective bureau would
LURF-N D. DICKINSON
lines, to lit him to live up to the replace the present Sheriff's in-
receive this gift in the name of ish
Lientenant Governor
glorious traditions of the faith into
FRANK D. FITZGERALD
vestigators' bureau, and other
❑
the Jewish National Fund Coun- which he was born.
el
State
Such • education Iles not only in improvements installed that would
cil of Detroit. The gift will be pre-
SecretarY
field of religion—it lies also in the curtail criminal activities."
HOWARD C. LAWRENCE
❑
sented by Joseph Kwaselow and the
field of ethics, in the Reid of literature,
State Treasurer
Irwin Stein.
Circulation of a cartoon casting
and In the field of history. This edu-
°RAMIE R. FULLER
Diplomas will be presented by cation goes on from chldhood. It was reflections on certain officials of
the custom to engage private
Auditor General
A. M. Pregerson, chairman of the formerly
the
Jewish faith connected with
tutor.
to
impart
thin
knowledge.
Today,
PAUL W. VOORHIES
—
—
board of education, and the award- such education is acquired hr •ttendanee the Sheriff's office was vigorously
Attorney General
ing of the gold medals will take at only of the eight schools maintained e repudiated Friday by Thomas C.
In different nections of the city, by th
place.
This
year
two
medals
are
ARTHUR W. KILPATRICK
United Hebrew Schools, •n educational Wilcox, Democratic nominee for
Circuit Court Judge
❑
being awarded for general schol- system maintained by Detroit Jewry." Sheriff of Wayne County. "I
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
For Term ending Dec. 31, 1935
arship. The Young Israel Medal,
wish the people of this county to
— of
given by the Council of Young Is-
CONGIIESSIONAL
know that this leaflet did not or-
CHAS H. MAHONEY
rael and presented by A. J. Ro-
Representative so Canvass
iginate
in
my
office,
nor
was
it
FIRST DISTRICT
senshine, president of local Young SHRODER HEAD OF
CLARENCE J. kteLEOD
or circulated by any
Israel, will be given to Meyer Dan-
WELFARE COUNCIL designed
TIIIRTEENTH DISTRICT
member of my campaign," 61r.
zig. The Feigenson Brothers med-
ROBERT H. CLANCY
❑
Wilcox
states.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
al to be presented by their repre-
(Continued from Page One)
CHARLES SOWLLS
sentative, Milton Bernstein, will be
❑
FIFTEINTH DISTRICT
Historic Film Dealing With
given to Sylvia Radin.
gene
Warner of Buff alo, treasur-
FRANK P. DARIN
❑
Max Chomsky, president of the
Napoleon at Little
er;
George
W.
Rabinoff,
associate
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT
alumni, will extend greetings to the
GEORGE A. DONNA°
Cinema Theater.
director of the Bureau of Jewish
graduates
in
the
name
of
the
alum-
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
pl. The program will be conclu- Social Research, was named execu-
tive director. Headquarters of
"Luise Konigin vos Preussen"
ded
with
a
group
of
Hebrew
songs
LEGISLATIVE
the organization are to be in New —"Louise, Queen of Prussia"—
FRED W. HARDING
by the chorus.
❑
Senator
St,s, Senator
York City.
is now at the Little Cinema Thea-
Education Month Addresses.
MST DISTRICT
18 Cities Represented.
OSSIAN H. SWEET
ter, 56 East Columbia, being feat-
Excerpts from radio talks given
SECOND DISTRICT
Eighteen cities were represented ured on the German talking
in connection with the Education
CHAS. A. ROXIOROUGH
❑
at the sessions. Organizations in screen.
Month
of
the
United
Hebrew
THIRD DISTRICT
63 cities have been invited to join
Here is a film that has the qual-
Schools, follows:
ARTHUR WOOD
❑
ity not only of good acting, but
From Sol Levin's address on Oct. the national body.
FOURTH DISTRICT
Elect
Falser,
Wineman.
has the additional element of a
23:
ARTHUR L IROWN
"Hebrew today la • sPoken Helm
"Hebrew
Kurt Peiser and Henry Wine- fine plot. Dealing with historic
rim DISTRICT
and it Is presented as such to the
READ
N
❑
JOH
Hebrew Is spoken in the eta.er man, executive director and chair- events of the time of Napoleon,
Pupil.
TIGHTEENTH DISTRICT
from the very beginning. The Hebrew man of the administrative com- this picture is one of the truly
echool• In • few year. graduate pupils mittee respectively of the Jewish great attractions of the present
AIU H. WOODRUFF
❑
who reed. write sad
• speak Hebrew fluen•
TWENTY.FIRST DISTRICT
Important th n the language Welfare Federation of Detroit, season at the Little Theater.
Hy. No
lees rehe
training in
Is the eomp
were elected on the administrative
Look for his name on the
r
CHARLES
L
RARTL/I
❑
bleary and Hebrew literature,
both ancient and modern. Such equitz- committee of the council.
AUSTRIA WARNED
Republican ticket.
and
The budget of the new organi-
ROSUIT L MCA'S
❑
rst`teri's o( zation is to be based on dues re-
i'Zio;",noTtshesl°0
AGAINST ATTACKS
endea•or in life he or eh* may select
The man who has efficiently
J. R. JEFFRIES
Y. owe It to your child to make it pose ceived from members, which are
❑
ON U. S. STUDENTS supervised
Vote the straight Republican ticket at the polls next
the multitude of
sibl• for him to talte advantage of thin to be based on their receipts other
.plenditi opportunity offered by the Uni•
duties
of this very important
WILLIAM IL CAM111111
❑
than
moneys
secured
from
tax
Tuesday! Your cross in the circle under Abraham
And for the adult
WI Hebrew school.
(Continued
from
Page One.)
office.
lie
has
proven his abil-
denirious of renewing his !acquaintance funds, endowments and earnings.
RICHARD A. WAAL
❑
Lincoln's picture is a vote for veterans in the battle
with the subjects mentioned there are Dues will range from $26 to
ity, unquestioned integrity and
ich will be found both
apechil el
ted a memorandum protesting a very efficient administration.
wbloat ructie"
$2,000.
entertaining and
for your economic and social welfare!
WALTER &WADY
against conditions at the Univer- I VOTE FOR HIM.
The Jewish Welfare Federation sity of Vienna.
From Simon Shetzer's address
must not lose its identity. It
CONRAD INVITING
❑
The Jewish community delegation
Tax reduction, government costs and many other
informed
fo5rm
:
Gentile freely rerognige• must retain direct contact with
on1TOlicet In2
charged that the government Mid
f the Jewish
the 'ant contributions
CHARLES H. CULVIR
PAID FOR BY MORRIS and
problems vital to every citizen of Detroit and Wayne
people to the world's storeo house of moral its institutions, declared Samuel taken measures to protect students
Goldsmith, executive director only after a foreign power had pro-
ens ethical truth. the Jew's original ens
fteptessetatives 6 State
SAM SOLOMON
unique concept of God. his lofty miffs- A.
County must be decided in the coming year.
JOSH G ARMSTRONG
n.
❑
Legialabr•
Chicago
i
sectiCshsiincarg
Dth
tested. The promise of protection,
h- A
OI
tion of human me. hie Matilde attach-
the furthermore, was given to f reig-
the Ideal of peace among Denote.
%meet
to
FIRST IMS77.11CI
❑
A.1 POLK
i n federation, Mr. Goldsmith placed
rt
is ver
are mobile port
and hie
ners chiefly, the delegation posted
CI., program for modal Justice. It Is
It extremely vital that Detroit and Wayne County
not enough that an Jew. we should be fund raising among the most Im- out.
EDWARD T. NICHOLS
- portant undertakings.
by
a
drone
delegation
of
experienced
proud
of
r
heritage.
We
must
he
eon
ou
The minister assured the Jew-
be represented
scion. an d aware of It. content and im-
Ira Si. Younker of New York ish group that the authorities are
SAhlUILL WAY
por t.
Senators and Representatives In the State Legislature.
- To be better Jew. we e must •milmilate stated in his address that the pres- taking general measures to O'er
The Republican candidates for the Legislature include
and propagate the beet that many min. ent situation calls for some radi- protection to the students regard-
WILLIS 14. HALL
tunes of Hebrew prophets. leathern and
exceptionally capable men with long experience in
MOO brie preserved for us ... Jewish cal departures from the past basis less whether they are foreigners
/OHS H CALLAHAN
❑
education is the keynote upon which • upon which we have been oper- or natives.
State
problems.
They
should
be
returned
handling our
nelf•respeeting and self•rellant Jewleh
19 .Jewish Students Injured.
eommunity I. predieated. To mare the ating.
CLARENCt DACET
to office.
Mr. Wineman participated in
Nineteen Jewish students were
dignity and integrity of our communal
life and of its leadership. Jewish re- the discussion on "Jewish Corn- injured when renewed Nazi dis-
OLIVER GUT FRICK
Likewise, our State and County affairs should remain
❑
ligious. ethical and cultural training in
munity Problems in My City" and turbances broke out at the Univer-
the Rrat preroquIsit•"
in the hands of the able, experienced present incum-
From Aaron D. Markson's ad- Mr. Peiser also spoke at the con- sity of Vienna, the Anatomical In-
11/11LLAN L HHAILS
ference. Mr. Peiser was named stitute and the Physioligical Col-
bents. It is unsafe to entrust these affairs—particularly
dress on Oct. 30:
'For Jewish education to he effective. co-chairman of the committee on lege.
0 FRANK J. CALVUT
WOK/ DISTRICT
at this time—to untried men.
tee shool m ut r eiye the full co- distribution of responsibility for
For a second time within a week
When the
he ee
home.
operation of the
WALTER KAMAR
the Nazi anti-Jewish excesses have
home he moo And financing •
th
thud
come
DLSTR/CT
•
hie parents Interested In these name
brought about the closing of the
Jewish problems in which his hoot In
❑ ARTHUR 1. 1100111
university.
FOURTH DISTRICT
Interested. The child cannot be fooled.
RETAIN
Friday, Nov. 11
414
EMANUEL ELECTS
RABBI EISENMAN
HOUSE
Judge Art ur t . tes
GORDON
"G - G - G"
Recorders Court •onted
Non-Partisan Ballot
S2950
SAFEGUARD THE NATION,
STATE and COUNTY . . •
Max Kosins
0
0
Tote straight
0
0
0
RETAIN
CLERK
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Wayne County
0
0
0
Thomas F.
0
Farrell
I
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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DISTRICT
COUNTY
Joke ed
Comb
Oak
County Treaswer
Reply
Dos&
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EDWARD MISR
0
GEORCA RAD
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IfiV1/3 R. P
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FURRY St/WINDT
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THOOlAS11 . FARREL!
HERMAN*. LAU
0
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STOLL
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1LUUIT L TOT
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WILLIAM
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ALSERT L FRENCH
Pre•vaafog Agony
concur
Coady Aolitor
C•mar svev.ve.
Gm*, Road CAleseeladerear
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MANX I SROCOUCK
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NAM I MILLER
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W. E. SUTLER
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HAUT LONGMAN
DO YOUR PART!
for
Victory for the Republican ticket means victory
our County, State and Nation—and a great forward
step to better times and happiness for all.
As s ` wine a. grownup. are, children •re
generally still wieer and they feel wheth-
er the parent. are actual], and vitally
Interested in hie Jewish Oudles or it is
eimply • sort of «Htide decoration or
a fad to them. The home creates the
THURSDAY NIGHT, NOV. 17
— The Big —
JOLLY ELITE CLUB DANCE
RE-ELECT
ON THE AIR TONIGHT
WXYZ
WMBC
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WMBC
WJR
WJBK
CORONER
6:50 Fred Wardell
7:00 Tardy Light Parade
7:45 Carl Fritsch•
8:30 Paul Buckley
8:45 Governor Wither M. Brucker
5:00 Jobe B. Sosnouski
DR. ALBERT L.
French
THE HOUR DEMANDS
EXPERIENCED HANDS
WAYNE COUNTY REPLBLICAN COMITIES
REPUBLICAN
His Record of Faithful Public
Service Merits Your Support.
Ii
Rau lit Notre
For the benefit of the Hebrew Ladies'
Renevoleet Smile', • card party will be
held in the Temple room. on Sunday e•e•
nine. Nov, I Mr.. William Kent. is
chairman of the affair.
Mn.. J. C. Hirst hneld returned on Sat-
ardor from Chicago where the spent see-
real days
Mr •nd Mrs. C. J. Levy have returned
borne after spending I days In
Detroit.
Re-Elect
Jo...ph Broder end deughter. Ruth. of Otto S toll
Deroit. .ert the weelf.end guest. of
Mr. and Mrs. A. 13. Rumnn
as REGISTER OF DEEDS
Mr. •nd Mr. Samuel Mark. of Monti
Republican
.Ile, won week...A guest. of Mr. awe
lovenh Rempliner of Foe th Greene Do not be confused by the same
bin. France. Friedman and R•leeeme
M•rks of Detroit. were also guests d•r- last names on the ballot. It was
Ing the week -end
OTTO Stoll vsjso MADE the name.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Kahn .f V. Puree
street have Maned from Ana Arbor
afie spending a few dare with their son
David, wbo I. • etudest at the university.
Endorsed on his record by
newspapers and organisations.