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cLIPTON ARNrIt - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO
PIEDEntonlEwisit (iiRomICLE
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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Council Camp Assumes Position of
Leadership in Camping Projects
"PAY-UP" LUNCHEON
FOR OLD FOLKS HOME
The "Women's Auxiliary of the
Jewish Old Folks Home is spon-
soring a "Pay Up" luncheon, on ,
Nov. 29, at 12:30 noon.
Mrs. W. Aronotf, chairman, '
Mrs. William Roth, co-chairman,
Council Camp, located at Jeddo, departments, 2'27 individuals hav- assisted by Mrs. H. Osnos, Mrs.
Mich., on Lake Huron, 75 miles ing spent a total of 421 vacation
north of Detroit, has definitely weeks in the senior department.
established for itself a position of In addition, 53 were registered in
leadership in camping projects.
the junior department which was
Sponsored by the Detroit sec- conducted for girls 15 to 17 years
tion of the National Council of old.
Jewish Women, this camp during
Through the generosity of many
the past summer proved to be an
friends to the scholarship vaca-
important educational project,
teaching human relationship and tion fund, vacations were again
introducing definite cultural op- made possible for several young
portunities to those who vacation women who were unable to pay
there. It is ■ camp for profes- for their stay at camp. Council
sional and business women and funds were appropriated to pro-
IDI high standards are deserving vide other necessary vacation
scholarships. Under this plan va-
of commendation.
Under the direction of Sarah cations were given to 45 individ-
IliBel Selmin, camp director, the uals referred by the Department
program followed this summer in- of Public Welfare, the Juvenile
eluded the following sports: Bas- Court, Jewish Child Placement
ketball, baseball, volleyball, bad- Bureau, Jewish Social Service Bu•
minton, archery, swimming, hik- 'Tau, North End Clinic and Jew-
ing. The cultural and educational ish Community Center.
Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower is
activities includeddramatics, art,
handicraft, charm school; personal chairman of the camp committee '
MRS. WALTER ARONOFF
of
the Council of Jewish Women.
hygiene, sewing, t p and inter-
Mrs. Regene Freund Cohane is
pretive dancing.
1.
Allender, Mrs. II. Kurtzman
The camp was divided into two president of the Council.
a nd Mrs. W. Borten, are plan-
ning an interesting afternoon.
Irs. A. M. Ferar, president of
the auxiliary, called a special
meeting for Monday, Oct. 29, at
2 p. m., at Hotel Stotler.
The next of the series of mem-
The Detroit section of the Na-
Inaugurating its second season
of activity after a successful first tional Council of Jewish Women bership teas will take place at the
Jewish
Old Folks Home, Edmund
will open the fall and winter Se-
season, the discussion group of
ries of programs on Monday, Nov. Place and Brush, Tuesday, Nov.
the Young People's Temple Club
20. The Ladies' Auxiliary y of the
Jewish National Fund, in con-
will hear Dr. Sydney Glazer of
junction with the Women's Aux-
Wayne University, speak on "Lib-
iliary of the 'Old Folks Home,
eralism—Past, Present and Fu-
will sponsor this event.
ture," in the Men's Club Rooms
Educational and Recreational Programa Followed Under
Direction of Sarah Hillel Selmin; Scholarship
• Vocation Fund Provides Vacation for Several
Dr. Glazer to Lead , Freehof to Address
Council on Nov. 5
Discussion Group
of Temple Beth El, Sunday, at
4 o'clock. The meeting will be
open to members and their
At the conclusion of
friends.
Dr. Glazer's address, an open
forum will be held.
Rehearsals for the Y. P. T. C.
music group's production of De-
Koven's operetta, "Robin Hood,"
are being held Wednesday nights
at the Temple, under the direction
of Philip Stern. There' are a few
more roles to be cast, and all
those interested should communi-
cate with Philip Stern at Ran-
dolph 2657.
Maccabean Festival
Planned by J. N. F.
1110
Sba•rey Zedek New Meeting Plane
Beginning With Oct. 31
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Deeds Speak Louder Than Words
All future meetings of the Jew-
ish National Fund Council of De-
troit will be held in Room 301 of
the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, Chi-
cago Blvd. and Lawton. The first
meeting to take place in these
quarters will be held on Wednes-
day, Oct. 31. All Council members
are urged to attend.
Levi Shapiro has been appointed
chairman of the coming flag day.
The Council is sponsoring a Mac-
cabean festival on Sunday, Dec. 9,
and all affiliated organizations are
urged to cooperate.
Y. P. T. C. Revives
Day for Students
Sunday, Nov. 4, oil witness
the revival by the Y. P. T. C.
of a Temple Beth El tradition,
Students Day, when the club will
entertain students from the vari-
ous colleges and universities in
the state, at an open house. Fol-
lowing the usual Sunday morn-
ing sermon, it in planned that the
club members will be hosts to the
students at their homes.
During the afternoon, some
form of entertainment will be
provided, while from 4 to 6 a
tea dance, with music by Dick
Wolf and his orchestra, will be
enjoyed in the social hall of the
Temple. All Jewish college stu-
dents in Detroit and vicinity are
invited.
In the past this event has been
one of the outstanding affairs of
the Temple season, and renewed
interest is promised by Don
nirschfield, chairman of a sub-
committee in charge of the affair.
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Zedakah Juniors
Plan Dec. 2 Dance; Judge Palmer Gets
Bar Endorsements
"A Night in Hawaii" will be
sponsored by the Zedekah Juniors
on Sunday evening, Dec. 2, at
the Book Cadillac Hotel. Gloster
Current's Nightingales will be
featured. A variety of entertain-
ment will be offered.
At the last meeting, held at
the home of Julia Berkan, favor-
able reports concerning the dance
were given by the general chair.
In the present campaign, as in
the two previous ones he took part
in, Judge Ervin R. Palmer, Re-
publican, seeking re-election to the
Wayne County probate bench, car-
ries the top endorsement of the
Detroit Bar Association.
In the bar poll of this year, as in
1932 and 1930, more attorneys aig-
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GOMER MUSE
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The New York ghetto's Delancey
Street was named after a noted
English family, Delancey, And DR. SOLOMON B. FREEHOF man, Adele Davis, and the pro-
gram chairman, Golds Zack.
the equally prominent Henry Street
Violet Borin was welcomed into
-after the long line of English roy- 6, at 2 o'clock, with. an address
'by Dr. Solomon Freehof, in the the club as a member.
ally.
Miss Edna Slutzky, a member,
social hall of Temple Beth El. A
luncheon will precede the meeting will be married to Morris Lasser
LEGAL NOTICES
on Nov. 4. At the next meeting
at 12:30.
Dr. Freehof will discuss the which will take place at the home
Robert 14, Mort and R. Method. Mb
Nation or Reli- of the junior advisor, Mrs. Grace
oatelek. AtIontere. 44 MIchlgan Ave.*. su bject . "Race,
c., r. Freehof is rabbi of Zellman, 1935 Clairmount • Ave.,
MORTOMIE SALE.—nefault has been ,
...is In the terms and conditions or a gam." D
by
.
Temple
Rodef
Shalom,
Pittsburgh. on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 28,
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HEN
"
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m'la
"' thin Martha
EETWELL
and eon HEMEL!, hi.
born in London, England, the club will give a miscellaneous
Wire. both of Detroit. Michigan, wen_ He was
'mom to THE AMERICAN STATE in 1892 and moved to Baltimore, shower in honor of Miss Slutzky.
News of importance concerning
HANK OF DETROIT, a corporation or_
kindled under the is.. or tee sotto or Mil., with his family at the age
MI, higan. Mortgagee, Its euccelmors an d of 12. He was graduated from , the dance will be discussed at this
ageigns, bearing date the Tenth day of the University of Cincinnati and meeting. Members are urged to
August, 1125, and recorded In the
of the Register of Deeds for the County received the degree of Rabbi attend promptly at 2 p. m.
of Wayne. State of Michigan, on Auguet from Hebrew Union College in
1926, In Libor 1552 of Mortgagee, on
Page 7, which mortgage containa a power 1915. Front 1915 to 1923 he Central Democratic
of male, which said mortgage wax there- served on the faculty of Hebrew,
Elects Officers; Gives
Idler on to-wit the 23rd day of March,
WI assigned by the said The Amerl• Union College as professor in
Dance Saturday
an Mate Bank of Detroit to People. rabbinice and liturgy, except for
Wayne County Bank. • Melds. cor- a period during the World War
...lend-
of
Detroit.
McMinn.
by
porstion
The Central Democratic Club
Incnt dated March •El. 1121, and recorded when he was overseas with the
JUDGE ERVIN R. PALMER
Will 1101(1 a Hallowe'en dance this
Starch 24, 1131, in the ogles Of the ReN. ys
we, or Doede for sem County of Wayne united States Army as chaplain Saturday night, Oct. 27, at the
In Liber 234 of Assignments, on Page with the rank of first lieutenant. B'llai Moshe Hall, Dexter and nified their preference for his elec-
31, whit h end mo rtgage wee thereafter
tion than for that of any other
the thIrty-first day of Deo.- 1Dr. Freehof is author of "Storm- Lawrence. The dance it free to
Heaven" and "Marx, Freud the general public.
nor, 1131, assigned bY the and d Pen.. ens of Eingrio.
nor.
A number candidate, whether an incumbent
t.
.
W•yne County Bank to Firma Wayne Na- I and
the bench.
of novelty acts have been planned. or a new aspirant to
Donal Bank or Detroit. a corporation or-it“ , “
Judge Palmer seeks one of the
annited under the laws of the United I
All Democratic candidates have two probate judgeships to be filled
been invited. On the committee on Nov. 6. Ile first became a judge
1 , 1' aaelgr'mrnl Acted Uer"ubae
and recorded January +w . MI, lo the
in charge are Al Berg, chairman, of probate by appointment in
ofliee of the Regleter of Deeds for said '
By
Zedakah
Club'
Myer Miller, Norton Rosin, Carl 1929, after serving 27 years in the
ty of warnsIn Libor MI of As- I
roomy
_
on Paige 18Q. On to-wit the I
eleents,
m
' Agranove, Nettie Cohen, Rose court. Beginning as a clerk, he
eighth day of Octobers 1133, the afore-
Club
is
launching
Adler,
Gertrude Miller and Alice rose to the office of probate register
The Zedakah
of mortgagee changed I
tottotioneti
Its name to FIRST NATIONAL HANK . , a campaign this week for old Adler.
in 1926. ..
-DETROIT a corporation organised s Un.
The new officers of the club,
o r clothes, bedding and furniture for
Judge Palmer was born in De-
o er the i:es or the United State There
I the needy. The Zedakah supplies formerly the Central Young troit 62 years ago. He graduated
of Detroit, Michigan.
1 ''-I e, of
Is claimed to be due and unpaid nn ',ma .mme
relief, shelter and Democrats, are: Adrian D. Rosen, from the Detroit College of Law
immediate
mortgage •t the date of this notice, for
principal, interest, InoUrPO , O, taxes, and clothes to the poor and gives per-' president; Myer Miller, vice-presi- in 1895 as president of his class
The undersigned Jewish citizens and taxpayers, knowing
""' "f manent aid to the aged, also fur- dent; Frank Hoffman, second vice- and at once was admitted to the
"h ."-l. l'"•
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NINETEN "r"
THOUSAND
SIXTYPIX
niehing layettes for the new-born. president; Sol Slomovitz, .execu- bar, where his father was already
these characteristics of Mr. Krise, heartily endorse his
AND stitoeine (tis,uss o) DOLI.Alte.
equar Due to the prevailing conditions, five secretary; Carl Agranove, a prominent figure.
xo .nit or proceeding at iltl• or.,in
candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney of Wayne County:
h. be. had or itedltuted t t reeover and with winter approaching, the
recording secretary; Al Berg, fi-
The press of Detroit and Wayne
the debt aecured 1/4 eald 'nor gage or
demand for aid is increasing. Ze- nancial secretary; William Isen- County has always applauded the
0IlY met thereof
tue of the- dakah is therefore making this plea
NOW. THE R EFORE. ny
WM. FRIEDMAN
berg, sergeant-at-arms. On the reputation of Judge Palmer for
virgage con
NATE SHAPERO
pow r of sa le In end mort
FRED M. BUTZEL
main.. and pursuant to the "elute of to the public and hopes to secure board of directors are Maurice efficiency and • high regard of the
MAURICE ARONSSON
HENRY
WINEMAN
every co-operation possible.
the State of Michigan In null ca. made
OSCAR
A.
KAUFMAN
delicate
human
rights
which
most
Bordelove,
Meyer
Gimbell,
Betty
Ina'
one provided, noun Is herebv given
The chairman o this campaign Berle Jerome Kagan, Dr. David be weighed and adjusted in this
LEWIS J. WEITZMAN
nn MONDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY
GEORGE STUTZ
Y.
MAURICE CAPLAN
ISM at eleven o'clock
op AUGUST, A.
MrS. Louis Please, Towns
of the Kliger, Dr, Louis Millman and court.
the forenoon. Ea stern fnStandard
ca i rn,
to
any
phone
call
A
6-0913.
by •
In tact, every Detroit newspaper
Norton Rosin . The club meets on
a imortgage will be rol.ed by
highest foll owing will bring a car for
• e at public auction to th
Thursday night at the Dexter has deplored the necessity, due to a
Na llgIslleSLIBBlalltIL■ 10■111■ 11h.
■
11.11MIKWICIVIINIINIMILIk
bidder, at the southerly or Conan.
Morris Loeb , Town -
t1b16.1 \110 167 1KWII lkIMB.110 17 410•
M rs. Mrs.
statute passed a century ago, that
the F.., n am e , p i e k ups:
7-6079;
Jacob
Ilarvith,
branch
of
the
Jewish
Center,
Des-
In the City of Detroit. Warne cc , o send
requires
judges
of
the
probate
Michigan (that beg
in the plane where honrfellow e7e0 ; Mrs. Pauline ter and Lawrence.
court to submit their candidacies to
post mall. The building will be
the Circuit Oourt for the County nf
New Wonder Station Given
the public at elections in which
Wayne Is heidl of the prembout sewethen Almug, Townsend 8-2347.
situated adjacent to the Michigan
mortisot
or
en mach thereof ag
A social meeting of Zedakah Build New Voigt Brewery partisan feelings more often gov-
le sets
Fine Reception
Central Station and will be con-
may be necessary to pay the amount Club, open to friends, will be held
on
eald
mortgage,
and
ern
the
outcome
than
do
the
re-
due. as aforesaid.
nected by tunnel with the railroad
In the attempt to have the plant quirement:, of efficiency and justice.
maY I. 1" on Monday, Oct. 29, 1:30 p. m., at
t,, som or roe. which
The
grand
opening
of
the
New
station. The latest type of con-
or
before
said
ray the undersigned •t insurance on said the home of
rs. Joseh Modell, in operation by January, work is Although their names appear upon
The Junior Congregation con- Wonder Station at 2790 W. Congressman Mad. Possible Age. veyor will be installed to transmit
n ie for tale. andfor
Joseph
Ehr-
tom.
pald
by
being
pushed
on
the
new
Voigt
propriation
for
New
Detroit
1196 Edison Ave. Mrs.
uremia..., and all other
partisan ballots, judges of this tinued their regular Sabbath serv- Grand Blvd. took place last week-
to
and receive incoming and outgo-
the undersigned purauant tn law and
Station
lick will be the speaker of the af- , Brewery, Ten Mile Road and the court when elected, are called upon
the Drina of said mortgage, with inter-
ing mail between the railroad sta-
ices in the little chapel last Satur- end and was attended by thou-
/.4t thriven al wen 144,r coat 17011 Pe• ternoon, and Miss Anna Gutwillig Grand Trunk Railroad. While to render non-partisan service in
sands of motorists, all of whom
tion and the parcel post building.
anum,
and CI legal roan, chargf.and
day, beginning at 9:30 sharp. A were impressed with its beauty.
n
the interior of the main building the highest degree.
give a few recitations.
Ambrose O'Connell, executive
The work in connection with
es pensee thereon. Including the Mornay Mill
is being made ready to receive
capacity crowd was in attendance. With a modernistic tone that assistant to the Postmaster-Gen- bringing the parcel post project
fee. snowed br law. which said prem.
&writ...A as ollow.:
,...., are parcel
BRANDEIS
DEMOCRATIC
equipment
shifts
of
workmen
are
dominates the appearance, the erel, states that a ground-break- to Detroit covered a period of
Alan
Berha
acted
as
chazon.
of
hand
situated
la
the
City
The
of Detroit, County of Wayne. Nt•te of
RALLY ON WEDNESDAY erecting the steel for the five-
Fred Shevin delivered • short talk station was designed to render ing ceremony for the new Roose-, seven or eight months, and was
Michigan, deecribed an Lon eight OIL
story brew house, and bricklayers
one-stop automatic velt Park parcel post station is handled through the office of Con-
The Brandeis Democratic Exec-'
nine (S) and ten GO of the mdwilvIsi.”.
and Miss Rose Rosenthal gave the
are
completing
the
skintled
brick
service.
of tinose hundred utives have made elaborate plans
Beret Chapter No. 112, A. Z. A.,
to take place on Wednesday, Oct. I gressman Dingell. • '
of the southerly half
,,,,,,..,,,,.. 044 4 4 ft. tycn be n . tiv
resume of the Scrim for the week.
mammoth political mass work of the power house.
of
Windsor,
announces
plans
coin-
Harry
Victor
and Aaron Silver- 31, at 1 p. m.
f
or
•
awing
on
th•
It is estimated that this project
De aublen Faint tali let
A unique feature in the brew pleted for the "Twentieth Century
This Saturday, Oct. 27, the serv- man, proprietors of this station, /
youth side of Napoleon strew. •ecording meeting and
• rally to be held at
J. Austin Latimer, special as- 1 will employ upward of 800 Detroit
to plat liner 10. Mae 240 of City ecorde,
site the Wnai Moshe, Dexter at Law. house will be the rathskeller, mod- Jamboree," a dance to be held Wed- ices will be chanted by Irving which is unit No. 3 in their chain,
working
men for a period of
• together
sistant
to
the
Postmaster-General,;
weyno County. Michigan.
Munch.
Miss
Frances,
Cohn
will
at 8 eled after those known to Ger- nesday, Nov. 7, at 9:30 p. m., in
were jubilant at the recention it
I he hereditament 51 • nd •ppurt envie. rence, Wednesday, Oct. 31,
about one year.
many half • century ago. Here the Shear lioshomayim synagogue. render • resume of the Scriptural was given, and desire to exprem will be the official representativel
thereof.
Ms
P.
at
Detrort.
.111.
Mfr.,
May
II.
Dated
The Executives announce that visitors to the brewery will be en- Windsor. The affair will be in the portion of the week, and Miss Carol ‘ their appreciation to the many of the Postoffice Department, and
934,
London will deliver a short sermon. readers of The Chronicle that at- the honor of breaking ground will '
BANX—nrrEorr.
there-will be entertainment as well tertained. The entire plant will modernistic trend.
rimer NATIONAL
e. er meeting..
A w.
addresses by candidates. The i be one of the most modern in the
Sam Jack Kaufman of the Fox
Several committees, the names of ; tended. They have become PIM-
•
as
no ftERT I MARE and
Dell
Adams
of
and
middle
west,
W.
F.
Voigt,
chair-
will
be
present
,
the members to he published later, , cessful because of their conscien- be f d upon,the Con ess-
public is invited.
E KATHERINE KILPATRICK.
Frank
Schwartz
is
chairman
of
,
Station
CKLW
and
a
splendid
or-
have
been appointed to assist in tious efforts to please their pa- man from the Fifteenth District,
of
the
board,
says.
man
"'ff.".
'''
Inn.'"
f.". A.
""n"
litlehigan
venue
" 44
entertainment. Assisting him are I The construction work and the chestra to entertain, The commit- augmenting the activities and !irons and they feel that at this John a Dingell. It was through
Among the public spirited citi-
f
Detroit. Michig.n.
S. J. Leve, Joseph Snider, Samuel i placing of equipment is in charge tee in charge are William Hurwitz progress of the Junior Congrega- !new station, which is conveniently the efforts of Congressman Dingell bens of Detroit, no one has made a
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Nonce
Raskin, David Gottlieb, Samuel of G. A. Mueller, an architect who and Mr. Al Soufrine. Tickets' may tion. The attendance committee has located to serve motorists residing that this project was brought to
Noel,. e. heretr1 given that the anaened
more
Tellable contribution to the
. Dr. David Kliger and has designed and built 128 brew- he obtained from any Detroit or laid plans to increase the Junior's in the northwest section. oatrons Detroit when an appropriation of
hahe haa heea ad- Rosenberg,
.
.' edeaar.
" .. .U . V
Pawned
from
MONDAY. the THIR• Earl .
membership. To at least double the scan have their cars refuelled, $2,100,000 was inserted into the social and moral well being of our
eries in the United States, Can- Windsor A. Z. A. member.
TEENTH PAY or AUGUST. ISM to L ail tr tmet.
Among the speakers of the even-1 ada, Mexico, China, South Amer-
membership in a month, in their greased or have any other service Deficiency Appropriation Bill.
city than Benjamin F. Comfort,
MoNDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF
c..
wine One and
1
11111IPT, 1111. wt the wine
goal. Although the crowd last week performed on their way down-
Hon.ill
rd,
Harvey Campbell, secretary of candidate for the City Council.
w be Judge A rth
ing
ica and South Africa.
ann..sot i
pia. as Sot forth Is the
Attorney
Frank
A.
Picaur
J.
Lacy,
iersgiu.s.ix
.
was
so
large
that
there
were
not
.
the
Detroit
Board
of
Commerce,
CARL J.
The C. E. Rickerd Advertiaing
Itown or back home.
As principal of Cass Technical
General Patrick H. O'Brien, Major Agency has been named advertis.
sufficient seats, ample provisions
has offered his co-operation to High School for 27 years he has
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General Guy M. Wilson. State ing counsel by the Voigt Brewing
further a successful celebration. trained thousands of young men
NOTICE
Aaron Kurland, attorney and will be made to accomodate, satis-
even tn.' the
Treasurer Theodore I. Fry, Dr. Company.
, Louis P , Malone, who handled the and women for vocational employ-
chairman of the Jewish Radio factorily a larger crowd next week.
N"''
'' Mortgage
Is bYr•bY Ponn-lo.re one •h.
nes.
ha. .
Slevin, C
ongressman John
dedication ceremonies at the De- ment. The knowledge and ethics
Forum, was selected at • meet-
4. further adios.. from MONDAY.
ll, Sh eriff Thomas C.
D.
, troit postoffice, will be In charge acquired by his pupils have helped
THE TWENTIETH one or AUGUST. soneDing
ing
at
the
Hotel
Stotler
held
this
Molly Seigel Auxiliary
% I. Ulf to TUESDAY. THE ',MIMI
Nk lcox, Register of Deeds Harold
at Wi
of the local ceremony.
week
to
head
the
O'Brien
for
At-
tom
rt
A.
them hold positions of trust in
OP1errvimesit
Sr
A new method in teaching Jew-
vet forth IS Stoll, County Clerk Elmer B.
Congreasman Dingell acknowl-
t ho eame time and pia. ad
At the last meeting of the Molly torney General Jewish Committee.
ish history by means of workbooks edges the valued assistance of many walks of life, and they all
O'Hara, who is chairman of the
LEOPOLD STRAUSS
• he iiases•d neti, •
More than 400 active Jewish
respect and esteem their former
CARL 1 STAMMER.
Seigel
Auxiliary
of
the
Detroit
Depot, Beerier. Democratic State Central Commit- Jewish Consumptive Relief So- business and professional men and of Cincinnati. Ohio, 68 years old which stimulate the pupil to activ-
assistant
friend and bent factor.
tee; County Treasurer Jacob P.
died on Oct. 24. Funeral serrices' I ity ai.4 turn the ciao, into Mora- tehtlaria
women
have
pledged
their
active
the
Detroit
r.
y
e
In spite of his long and active
ciety of Denver, Colo., on Oct 23,
NOTION
• that the an- Sumeracki, Duncan McCrae, Coro-
assistance to aid the re-election of were held on Oct. 26 with burial !tory, has just been developed by ,Commerce, during the negotiations service, Mr. Comfort is alert and
els
Settee It hereby
plans
were
continued
for
the
an-
in
Cincinnati.
He
is
survived
by;
Edwaed
A.
Nudelman
of
Chicago.
h I. " ners A- A. Hughes and Edmund J.
the
Hon.
Patrick
H.
O'Brien
as
has
with
the
PWA.
The
money
n.
Mort... 7.....1`... ". ....
I
vigorous
in body and mind. Such
.
nual banquet to be held on Dec. 16.
hera adjourned from TUFSDAY, M4111
his widow, Mamie; • .daughterd Me. Nudelman has just prepared 'been definitely allocated, and men cannot remain idle, and the
MIL Knobloch, Drain Commissioner Leo All organizations are asked to re- Attorney General of Michigan.
FOURTH PAY or sirV114131th.
Nowicki, Benjamin F. Comfort and
Mrs. A. L Bernstein of Detroit,: • book entitled "A Pupil's Work- t e llein to the t T r n oip te e r d ty veet- citizens of Detroit are urged to
DAY or,
The
Jewish
Committee
for
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frain from holding affairs on that
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other candidates.
.leypoRER. ISM a I t 4
O'Brien is planning a series of and two grandchildren, Marian1book for 'In the Days of the First
help him to continue in public office.
Judge Joseph Sanders will dis- da te d to receivecommittees sent broadcasts and other events and and Betty Saloshin. I Temple.'" The book is published
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PAR E' ' STAMMER.
by the Department of Synagogue !own:. on Oct 20. Plana were that his executive exper;ence and
by the Auxiliary to invite them to meetings during the last week of
t
Icons
"The
Amendments
on
the
r'''"" shrift
energy ran Ire secured on the Coun-
completed
by
the
supervising
ar-
the
banquet.
Captain: "Who was that on the land School Extension In Cincinnati
I ballot and what they mean. Rabbi
cil Board. "He will add weight and
si worm
Ichitects, Albert Kahn. Inc.
All interested in the commend- the campaign.
telephone, orderly!" under the auspices of the Commis-
sore. 1 ", l"" •''''', Handd H. Rosenthal will give • able work done by this Auxiliary
dignity to the position and we
Noll.
te
boo
The
project
when
completed
nes. inertg•pe Perociensre Pale love
Orderly: "No one important, sir. lion on Jewish Education and Is a
Don't forget HAROLD E. Stoll,
verso...v. vas ,d i scourse on "The Civic Duties of
effect ecor.:mies and speed should vote for Benjamin F. Com-
4. readMorsed ewe TOPER.
ISM to} the Jew". Norman 14. Snider will are invited to attend the installa- we is highly recommended for lust • lady w ho said 'It's • long I part of the Union Graded Series will
fort, as net man, on the non-
sermon DAT oP O. -
handling
of
all
Incoming
and
the
tion
of
officers
on
Saturday
eve-
DAY OP, i talk on "flow the Public Utilities
..Ixtance from New York.' So I I edited by Dr. Emanuel Gamoran,
TU.:PI- 1.AT. ernTWELMII
Wee and
retention in offsets as Register of
o utgo ing mail, is...lading parcel partisan ballot," his friends state.
MARCH ISM, at 5 4 MOM
its Educational Director.
effects the Comma- ning, Oct. 27, at the Beth David
as id 'It sure Is.'"
pi a, ...t reris le the seeesee eetko I Commission
CARL J. ITAMMER. I • 5— n
I Congregation, Elmhurst and 14th.
Chief Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Republiean Nominee for
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PROSECUTOR
During his 12 years as a member of the Prosecutors
Staff, GOMER KRISE has proven that he is a friend
of the Jewish people.
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His time has not been too valuable to permit even
the most humble to lay their troubles before him.
He has treated the confirmed criminal with the ut-
most severity; yet he has had warm sympathy for the
first offender, the victim of circumstances who needs
only a little help to save him for the good 3f society.
'1 1 . `,. 1 1737:t Clothes Appeal
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P. 0. Project Due
To Rep. Dingell
Jr. Congregation
Of Shaarey Zedek
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Windsor A. Z. A.
Dance on Nov. 7
URGE COMFORT
FOR COUNCILMAN
Jewish Committee
Will Aid O'Brien
OBITUARY
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Deputy ShorlfL
A New Method in
Teaching History
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Illbus-