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B'nai David Ladies
Dance on Nov. 25

SAVE

$15 to $50 A YEAR

AND STILL LEAVE $ 31,000,000
FOR ROADS YEARLY

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VOTE "YES"

TO THE GAS AND WEIGHT
TAX AMENDMENTS—NUMBERS
2 AND 3—ON NOVEMBER 6th.

AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN

DIVISIONS IN 2S MICHIGAN CITIES

MRS. J. WEINGARDEN

VOTE DEMOCRATIC

Continue economy, efficiency and cour•
tesy in the County's Clerk's office.

RE-ELECT

Elmer B. O'Hara

County Clerk

He saved $90,000 In his first term.

11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Judge Lacy Favors

Why You
Should Elect

Arthur J. Lacy, Democratic can-
didate for Governor, in election eve
radio messages to the people of
Michigan, has stressed the need for
a sympathetic state government

,ion will be the presentation of
a picture of the charter of the
organization together with the
photographs of the members of
the organization.
A program will be presented,
marked by addresses by Rabbi
J. S. Sperka and others. Follow-
ing the ceremonies a dance will
take place, with a well known
orchestra furnishing tke music.
The committee in charge of the
arrangements for this affair con-
sists of: Mrs. J. Weingarten,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. R.
Needles, Mrs. P. Rotenberg and
Mrs. F. Krivitsky. The following
board members will act as host-
esses: Mesdames M. Kronsberg,
H. Rottenberg, S. Weinberg, H.
Belensky, L. Cohen, A. Dubrinelty,
A. Caplan, P. Sherman, J. Winn-
kor, S. Shlagman, M. Baker, A.
Solomon, A. Katz, S. Zack, F.
Krevitsky and I. Rosin.
The next meeting of the aux-
iliary will take place on Monday
evening, Nov. 5. All members
are urged to attend.

Hundreds of Jewish friends of
Patrick H. O'Brien,. Michigan's
Attorney General, urge his re-
election on the Democratic ticket
on the ground that he is not only
one of the most colorful figures
in the state and in the Democratic
party, but because he is Michi-
gan's outstanding liberal.
In pleading for his retention in
office as a means of guaranteeing
liberal rule in the state and just
and efficient charge of the legal
departments of Michigan, it is
pointed out that Mr. O'Brien has
selected a number of Jews as his
associates, among them being the
following:
Maxwell L. Black, Byron Gel-
ler, Ira Acoff, assistants attorney-
general; Max Keidan, investigat-
or; Norman Birnkrant, Sam Stern-
berg and George Sternberg, pub-
lic administrators; Nathan Israel,
an investigator; Mary Kurtz and
Beanie London, clerks, and qthers.
Special appointments were also
given to Theodore Levin, James
I. Ellmann, Jack Kurland and
others.
Mr. O'Brien's re-election is
urged on numerous other grounds,
partially the following:
"He saved our homes and our
farms from foreclosure and loss
by drafting the Mortgage and
Land Contract Moratorium Laws
and by successfully defending
their constitutionality in our
courts.
"He espoused the cause of the
small merchant by sponsoring the
enactment of the Chain Store Tax
Law and by successfully defend-
ing the constitutionality of the
act in the courts.
"He supervised the drafting of
the Emergency Banking Act and
won the battle of its constitution-
ality in the courts. He assisted
the Banking Commission in rem ,
ganizing our state banks on a
sound basis. It is a noteworthy
observation that not a single bank
reorganized under Attorney Gen-
eral Patrick H. O'Brien's super-
vision has since failed, while be-
fore the reorganization there was
practically a bank failure a day.
"He as a member of the State
Administrative Board, vigorously
and successfully fought to keep
our schools open.
"He supervised the drafting of
the Liquor Control Act and has
since assisted the commission to
set up the vast Liquor Control
System which has become a
model for our sister states in the
Union.
"Ile already brought about a
reduction of telephone rates in
Michigan and he is still fighting
the Bell Telephone Company for
further reductions both before
the Public Utilities Commission
and in the courts."

Members and friends of the Eva
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid attended
the first of a series of bridge par-
ties on Tuesday afternoon at the
Jewish Center. Refreshments were
served and prizes awarded. The

Congressman John D.

MRS. ADOLPH SMILO

group thanks the ladies who do-
nated the refreshments and acted
as hostesses.
Mrs. J. Balberor of 15367 Lin-
wood Ave. will give a bridge party
at 2 p. m. on Saturday, Nov. 3 at
7:30 p. m. This Sunday Mesdames
Canon and Lipsitt will give a
bridge party at 2959 Tuxedo Ave.
Mrs. Charles Wolfgard of 8439
12th St. will give a party on Satur-
day, at 1:30 p. m.
The card parties are given to
make the quotas for the donor
uncheon on Dec. 4.
Mrs. Adolph Smilo is active
again, bringing in many reserva-
tions for the luncheon.

ELECT BEHRENDT,
LEADERS URGE

HI. Record Pointed to as Sufficient
to Encourage Hi. Return to
Sheriff's Office

DINGELL

TO

CONGRESS 15th Dist

Democratic Ticket

JOHN D. DINGELL'S Record as a Member of
Congress is one of achievement. His earnestness and
progressive ideals have won for him the commendation
of the nation's leaders. He is deserving of your support.

ENDORSED BY

Clarence Enggaas

I

. Isadore Levin

4

Theodore Levin
Maurice Goldenberg
Leading Detroiters urge the re-
turn of Henry Behrendt to his —
Jacob Mazer
Israel Himelhoch
former office of Sheriff of Wayne
--a-
Saul Saulson
Jesse Hirschman
County, on the Republican ticket,
HERSHMAN WILL SPEAK
---=:-
pointing to his fine record as the .g.
Nathan Simons
TO JR. CONGREGATION
Moritz Kahn
=
reason why he should be sup- Ea
-^
ported at the polls Tuesday.
The sermon to be delivered by
Thirty-three years of public
Dr. A. M. Hershman this Saturday
service,
mostly
as
a
law
enforce-
morning, at Congregation Shea-
ment official, for mono of the
rey Zedek, will be of particular
arguments on which Henry Beh-
interest to the Junior Congrega-
Republican nominee, seeks
rendt,
tion, in accordance with the cus-
re-election Nov. 6 as Sheriff of
tom of delivering one sermon a
Wayne
County.
month to the juniors.
Referring to his campaign for
Last Saturday, Bob Braun
re-election, the former sheriff
served as Chazzon at services of
said an experienced man was
the Juniors. Miss Frances Cohn
needed in the office because
gave the resume of the Scriptural
'mere politicians" are inactive in
portion of the week. Miss Carol
the face of opportunities to give
Landau, who recently returned
the public better service.
from Palestine with her parents ,
spoke on her impressions of the
"When I was in office at Lan-
sing, we arrested a druggist who
Wailing Wall.
Irving Munch will serve as can-
had been selling heroin to boys
tor at junior services this Sab-
and girls," he said. "I found that
bath, Miss Rosalyn Arfa will ren-
he extremest penalty we could
ARTHUR J. LACY
der a resume of the week's Sedra
give him under the law at that
— for —
and
Henry
Ehrlich
will
deliver
the
time
was a $10 fine and no days
that will have due appreciation for
'n jail.
and safeguard the public welfare. sermon. Following their own
-
services
the
juniors
join
their
el
"I spoke of that situation
"The government of the State of
I Events Planned By
S
Michigan," says Judge Lacy, "be- ders in the main synagogue for
shortly afterward at an interna-
Knights of Pythias
is
the address by Dr. Hershman.
THE ISSUE in this election
tional police chiefs' meeting in
people of longs to all of its people and not to
simply this—Do the
any one clique or political faction
Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights Washington. The next year Con-
Michigan want a Senator who be. or machine Rational citizens need
of Pythias, will announce in the gress passed the Harrison Anti-
.1 Y• P S. OF SHAAREY
Revel in President Roosevelt— leaders who in keeping with the
...
.
'
ZEDEK MEETS SUNDAY neat future the location of the Drug Act, curbing the unrestrict-
.
who has faith in his program and prncples
and sprt
ii of the New
i i
new club rooms and permanent ed traffic in narcotics, and I was
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in his readiness to make changes Deal, must satisfy the urgent needs
headquarters. The new quarters, given credit as its sponsor.
in that program if mist•kes age- . of
ot the people. If I am elected ' After weeks of careful planning when completed, will have gym
"In my former term as sheriff
RE-ELECT
pear—a Senator who believe. the; Governor, it shall be my aim to see the governing body of the Juujor facilities, handball courts, showers,
Contie-
I Inaugurated, for example, the
IMPORTANT purpose of govern., to it that no man, woman or child Young Peoples Society of
Shaarey Zedek, consisting grill room, card rooms, reeding and policy of type segregation. That
gation
ment is promotion of the g
I ' In this great State of Michigan
of officers of the organization and lounging rooms, a large ban room. 5, I did not permit first offenders
welfare? I goes hungry. There should be no
0
board of directors, announces its These new quarters will be cen- awaiting trial to come into con- Lecture on Yiddish Literature at
Or do they want • Senator who one suffering the pangs of hunger
Neat Meeting on Nov. 7
tentative program for the current trally located so as to be available tact with hardened and habitual
in
a
great
wealthy
commonwealth
declared two years ago that Hoo-
for all members who care to relax criminals.
year.
°
Registered Civil Engineer
ver and Hooveriem is the only such as ours."
The newest form of activity to in the afternoon or evening and
Rabbi Joseph Thumim will de- O
Youths Protected
the Judge Lacy has numerous friends be inaugurated this year will be enjoy real club facilities.
form of government for
liver the sermon to Young Israel
COUNTY
DRAIN
"By
this
means
perhaps
hun-
!among
Jewish
leaders
who
strongly
Due
to
the
special
dispensation
people?
the addition of athletics to its ma-
dreds of young people have been this Saturday morning at the
REMEMBER 19321 Rather, who urge his election as Governor on ny form of activities now being granted the Detroit Lodge No. 55
can forget it? 1 Nov. 6. They believe him well quali- carried on. For that purpose the by the Grand Lodge, all suspended preserved from vicarious jail ex- Cervices in the Young Israel Syna-
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
fied to take over the helm of the
members who will qualify in pass- perience!' that might have been
The dark, dreary days under , state, both as an expert in govern- organization has acquired the use ing the rigid investigating commit- allowed to ruin their lives. It is gogue on Joy Rd. Cantor I.
He Cut Expenses in Half
of the Central High School gym
{ can a dma n
Katz,
who
is
known
among
Ortho-
oover and • tte p
meet economy and as a man of hu-
tee, will be re-instated by the pay- from such reformation that I
The nation drifting, mane and sympathetic understand- for one hour every Tuesday even-
istration.
ment of one year's dues, all prior derive the most satisfaction from dox congregations as an inspiring
helpless, minus • leader, with
the ing of the problems of his fellow inif. A basketball team is being
IDLY,
dues being cancelled. All suspended the knowledge of ■ job well Interpreter of liturgical music
0 0
formed
to
participate
in
the
newly
Republicans standing by
citizens. .
organized Congregational League. members wishing to avail them- done."
will officiate at the services In
doing nothing. Fear gripped their
selves
of
this
unusual
opportunity
Behrendt
said
he
had
advocated,
fu•, For dramatic!, the organization
honor of Hyman Moore, who Is
hearts of the people and the
Democratic Legislature Can- has enlisted the services of Bob to again partake in the activities and approved now, of efforts to
to become his son-in-law.
tore s eemed hopeless. Then came I
Levy and Miss Melba Sklar. Re- of Detroit Lodge 55 must do so on save money for the taxpayers by
didates Oppose Taxing
the election, with the result—To-,
On Nov. 7, at 8 p. m., Aaron
eliminating duplication of gov-
hearse's are held every Wednesday or before Nov. 31.
Religious Institutions
eky, the United St•tes goes
On
Nov.
6
the
first
rank
will
be
Rosenberg will speak on the ad-
evening at the synagogue and three
ernmental agencies.
grandly forward, • new nation,,
---
vancement
in Yiddish literature
one-act plays are to be produce exemplified.
"With so many police depart-
an inspired nation.
O
The Wayne County Democratic shortly.
I
On Nov. 13 the Detroit Lodge
during the past decade, and will
ments in it, Wayne County un-
also
give
a
few
readings in Yid-
Complete announcements will be will hold an old-fashioned smoker
Who affected this magical nominees for the State Legisla-
has ■ duplication of
doubtedly
change in our national Wel • • •I lure have pledged themselves to made at the open meeting this Sun- and get-to-gether.
effort which is wasteful of the dish.
On Nov. 20 a card party will
The following chairmen of the
who g uided this great land through 1 appo,a any bills taxing religious day, Nov. 4, at 2:30 p. m., in the
taxpayers' money," he said. "I
social hall of Congregation Shea- take place at Congregation B'nai repeatedly sought legislation to different committees have been
it. time of troubl e? • • • "'el institutions.
appointed by Irving Schluesel:
thought of the people first •nil The possibility of such an act rey Zedek, Chicago and Lawton. Moshe, Lawrence and Dexter.
The following veterans will be enable municipalities to extend Daniel Birnbaum, synagogue;
political advantage last?? . • • is made feasible by the proposed A speaker on • topic dealing with
0
as a their police authorities beyond
Roosevelt and HIS party, thit l Amendment Number 5, which em- the problems confronting modern awarded the Veterans Jewel
Charles Gelman, social; Wolf Co-
their territorial limits, which
There has been a great deal of discussion recently 0
party of the people. ' powers the State Legislature to youth, will be presented, and danc- token of appreciation for 25 years would make possible elimination hen, Yeshiva; Jack Isbee, audit-
of continued membership in Detroit
ing; David I. Berrie, public relit. 0
concerning • proposal to tax religious institutions. il
The idle rusty wheels of prog; classify and assess property and ing will conclude the meeting. Any-
sheriff's road patrol.
.
Lodge No. 66:
one interested is invited
taxes
thereon
of the
tions; Abraham J. Rosenshine,
rese were well oiled and set In to collect
"This legislation was never en-
Frank Berman, Phillip gloom "This
The officers for the current year
program; Irving W. Schlussel, 0 Such a law, if enacted, would mean that every
motion. "YOU KNOW THE RE-, nurpose of aiding public schools
a
naturally,
Dan brown, II. P. Cohen, acted. Until it is,
throughout the State. Should this are: President, Morton Weinberg;
educational; Betty Plotnisky, Sis-
SULTS." Hundreds of thousands .
church, temple, synagogue and religious school
Barney Dalitz, Geo. Edloff, Abe sheriff has the duty to see that
of MICHIGAN citisene have ben.- amendment be adopted it would vice-president, Beryl Jacobs; sec-
, Wm. Friedman, Ben Z. outlying districts are given the terhood.
law
retry,
Gertrude
Karnow;
treas.
E
iehman
would be burdened with a state tax.
.fited by various constructive , pave the way for a possible
Jacobs,
Barney
Sil-
protection
they
deserve."
Max
Democratic to tax churches and parochial in- urer, Arthur Doctor. Board of di- Goldberg,
measures passed by •
Marshal in War Days
verman, Lewis L. Steinberg, B.
Insure your temple against the weight of taxes by
administration. Millions of del- stitutions in order to maintain rectors, David Finkel, Sam Lezell, Tannenholz, Nathan Pereiria, Mey-
United
States
Behrendt was
Bunny Grossman, Julian Cohen
lore have already been expended public schools.
Rosenber, I. Co-
electing Democratic legislators.
If ever such • bill is proposed and Jules Schwartz. The meeting er Pereiria, Wm. Hon. Harry B. marshal in the World War period
to relieve the burden and din-•
iledged by the Wayne will start promptly hen,
at 2:30
p. m. when 23,000 aliens were being
Sol Kauffman,
The Democratic Legislators have pledged them-
The athletic department of the
Max Krell, S. Lachman, G. registered and invoitigated. tie
tr ess of the laboring man, t he, its veto s p
Max
Keiden,
' County Democratic nominees, if
horn• owner and farmer.
Capt. E. Lewis, M. was in charge of enforcing war Jewish Community Center, 890/I
J. Left
selves to oppose any bills taxing churches, tem-
they are elected to the House of Detroit Lions Play Pittsburg A. Lipsitz, Wm. Mom, Joe Neder -
We are on the right road, i.e.
orders pertaining to aliens, war Woodward Ave., announces thr4e
the
Representatives.
Pirates
Sunday
ples, synagogues or schools.
, Robt. Nederlander, Nathan zones, cantonment camps, water classes in addition to those already
If you •pprov• of
carry en.
They
to repeal the
Sales
Tax lso a propose
The Pittsburgh Pirates will be lenderh, Henry Schwartz, A. ..., fro . nts and munitions factories.
in the gymnasium program.
ability and sincer ity of our Pre si• •
I
,
to
repeal
the
Head
Tax
t full strength for the first time Shellfis
A class In boxing, under the di-
senthal, Joeeph Rosenthsl,
My sole campaign promise is
depf, give him a Michigan De mo.
the •
the Copeland, Sidney L Alexander ' 1 that I will keep Wayne County rection of Lou Handler, is now be-
- they face
Senator, and and to provide State aid for
this season when
.
e rotic United State.
.... ,
maintenance of necessary public Detroit Lions Sunday
ng organized. Mr. Handler has 0
afternoon Louis Goldberg.
vote for FRANK A. PICARD.
I 'clean,'" he said. "In my for
■ n
The awarding of these jewels
schools.
in the University of Detroit eta-
mar term I conducted • continu h ad experience in boxing for
With the approval of • Mi chi.
This information was will
wi take place at the Northwood oar war against gangsters, gamb number of year, in both the pro- o
STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC
pre Democratic Legislature, the Judge Sanders to Address dhahmde
squad
festoonsl
and
amateur
fields.
For
,
'
lu
the
near
future.
I
Inn in
handed out to the Lions'
len, racketeers and bandits.
sod In January,
b ill
by Coach Potsy Clark at the
—'
think I fulfilled my promise then the past couple of years he has
Half Century Club
Mr. Picard named to •
1933.
been
a
referee
in
the
Golden
Gloves
rk
O'Hara
Saved
Count y CI e
ll
and I mean to fulfill it again."
commission,
drafted this beer bi
The Jewish Half Century Club team's practice session held at' i
- i I
co
Tournament. For a year after his
County $90,000
A native Detroiter, born in
stadium.
which was approved by the Leg's- announces the inauguration of • Chandler
graduation from Michigan State
In a 20-minute talk, CI k
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1869, Behrendt went to Washing
delivered
lature. On April 29, 1933, he was series of lectures to be
Was an instructor in
of
Democratic
and Bishop Union public College, he
me s
the Liquor in the hall at 8943 Twelfth St. pointed out to his team that at
Among the na ames
.,..
,,
physical education at the Battle
• ppointed Chairm isa of
1 ; .
e
the
start
of
the
1934
National
have
mad
hools
until
his
parents
moved
v
ll
schools
w 1
' .Control Commission, and gave the
14 4 ‘'4,
The first lecture will be given
Creek Sanitarium.
Rugs - Linoleum . Window Shades
Lansing. where he continued
i A
o
lpii
able holders
r eco rds daring the
1
State of Michigan a• lexemplifi• by Judge Joseph Sanders on the Football League season the Ph ffie
Morris W. Glass, who will be in
"The Jewish Problem in rates were favorites to win the a, ae rs the s name g of Elmer B. 1 in the public school system. He charge of the fencing class, cap-
Drapery Rods
Orion of his ability, b -g lining , subject
first Democratic clerk in I returned to Detroit in 1894 and tained the Michigan State College
Europe
Today,"
on
Saturday
championship
of
the
Eastern
Divi-
back to the people • P rerd '
GET OUR PRICES FIRST
ara. riy.of • century, enters saw
leg injury
rnt
service in the Spanish-Amen fencing team and received the un-
oti m uia nrte
over $8,000,000 from th• sale of night, Nov. 3, at 8:30 p. m. There sior. lie told how a
Window Shades Cleaned and Repaired
on that to "Mugsy" Skladany, former Pitt L
can War.
g es.
usual distinction of being the only'
will be an cpen meeting
alcoholic be
before
the two years Mr. O'Hara
W. Ilporligls. le Iwo ...tine BMWs - lit.iumstee F•eass1.1 mv.
He is married and lives with person in the history of the college
invited. end, in an exhibition game
Mr. Picard was born is Saginaw night, and the public is
the season opened had marred r will have saved nearly P0,000 for two grandchildren for whom he is
i e ■ major letter for par-
re
in 1689, graduated from Univ...
ar ia nllo wed
rrtbu yd rget
n ri t r ygov b e in r t fi tte
the scoring power of the famous
caring after their mother's death. t kir:le i:ft in a minor sport. He was
it, of Michigan in 1912 with the ABRAHAM RASKIN FAMILY
afi
s
e T u
ramming attack from Warren Hel- thhim
8424 LINWOOD AVE. Phones, Gufselell 1230 - 31
His home is at 16551 Cruse Ave. never defeated in intercollegiate
CLUB
degree of Doctor of Lows. mar-
upon which the pledge was based
competition and was the state
The Abraham Raekin Family let to Skladany.
the neighborhood of $150,-
r ind i n 1921 a nd ie the father of
Potsv
cited
the
release
of
Angel
end
in
Unveiling of Tombstone
amateur champion in Epee. In hit I
Club was organized Oct. 20, the
expenditure of his
four children.
senior year at college he was coach; Felsenthal besides his two years Monday and Wednesday evenings
first meeting being held at the Brovelli to Boeton in order that 900 over the
ea-
of the freshman team. j experience at the university, taught from 7 to M. Registrations are now
get more speed publican predecessor during the lat.
He pledges his wholehearted
An
unveiling
of
a
monument
of the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Schwartz the Pirates hiwht
warned tern• final term.
He
for the be
Under the supervision of Louis, in the Pittsburgh Y. 18. H. A. and open.
Ave.
Ralph
in
their
backfield.
d -
in memory of Feannie (Rosen-
Gladstone
1714
of
nd
rity
a
c
sine
'
thee would have t o
masses, and Isis
Chatlin will take plate on Feleenthal. • University of Penn- , for • few years coached wrestling
lisskin was chosen chairman and the Lions
Don't forget HAROLD E. Stoll,
eylvana
graduate and member of at the Jewish Community Center
c
,
e
at
t Wo ewes •
Dora Schwartz secretary and watch Noce '
The eh*
WkRRA
6 highly eft...leaded foe Sunday, Nov. 4, at 12 o'clock,
ability
limr•Wr al X
ic er in po st-gradu- I who
Relativee the varsity wrestling team, • class ! in Cincinnati.
fah Cemetery.
treasurer. The next meeting will citrate place- kk
= .1...1
•..,,••• a"'
revelation in office as Regieter of •'-- --
football
within
the
40-yard
in
wrestling
is being formed. Mr. These classes vrill meet *very Lomita
be held at the home of Mr. and etc
are invited.
and
friend,
Deeds.
line.
Mut. Moe Raskin on Nov. 17.

FRANK A.

PICARD

United States Senator

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Group
RE-ELECT O'BRIEN, Prcnzlauer
Planning Luncheon
RETURN
HIS FRIENDS URGE

The B'nai David Ladies' Aux-
iliary is completing arrangements
for an unusual event to take place Attorney-General Is Called
on Sunday evening, Nov. 25, in
Michigan's Outstanding
the synagogue ballroom, Elmhurst
Liberal
and Fourteenth Sts. The occa-

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