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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Unquestionably the most out-
standing and versatile actor on
Jewish stage today is Maurice
!Schwartz. In the 15 years of his
'activity as the director and star
of the Yiddish Art Theater he has
Feb. 24 to 27—Visit in Detroit of Vladimir Jabotinsky, world
president of the Zionist Revisionists.
Feb. 26—Annual luncheon of Pioneer Women's Organization.
Feb. 26—Michigan Youth Congress dance at Graystone.
Feb. 27—Zedskah donor luncheon.
March 3—Zhitlowsky Jubilee Celebration conference at Kinder-
theater, 539 Kenilworth.
March 3—Purity Chapter's Purim dinner-dance.
March 4—Council of Jewish Women, regular meeting.
March 5—Lecture by Maurice Samuel, under auspices of Zionist
Organization of Detroit, at Hotel Statler.
March 6—Meeting of Non-Local Agencies Committee of Detroit
Service Group. Speakers: Fred Si. Butzel, Philip Slomovitz,
Rabbi Leon Fram and Miss Zelda Rosenthal.
Starch 9—Annual spring formal dance of Young People's Society
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Starch 10—Young Israel annual dinner-dance at Book Cadillac
Hotel.
March 11—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek.
March 12—Hadassah meeting.
March 19—Professional Group of Hadassah, evening affair.
March 31—Hashomer Hatzair annual concert at Northern High
School.
April 14—Dr. Chaim Zhitlowsky's 75th birthday celebration, in
Scottish Rite Cathedral.
April 30—Music Study Club, Gabrilowitsch concert.
May 1—Annual $5 donor luncheon of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund.
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In Concert Sunday i
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MAURICE SCHWARTZ
thrilled tudiencts in Europe and
America in inore than 100 dra-
matic roles. His performances in
EACH
"Yoshe Kalb" and the "Dybbuk"
were memorable events in the his-
tory of the stage.
.....
In a dramatic recital which Mr.
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err IntAMI
s Schwartz will give Sunday eve-
ft- i5sod
fung,
at the Wilson Theater, he
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will depict a great number of his
Minimum Charge, $1.50
most outstanding roles from the
leading playwrights of Jewish
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works, Sholem Ash, I. L. Peretz,
Sholem Aleichem and others,
demonstrating a remarkable range
of histrionic versatility.
Mr. Schwartz is now on an in-
ternational tour through the
United States and Canada,—from
San Francisco to New York, and
playing in 20 of the leading cities
of both countries. lie is duplicat-
00000-00000000000 ing his European tour, during
which he played to capacity hous-
es for 62 performances.
He will be supported by the
famous Viennese dramatic •sci-
prano, Madame Herta Richter,
recently from the Vienna Opera
House, and Serge Glabodin, con-
cert pianist. •
All Ironed Service
His 75th Birthday to Be Honored at Public Event in
Detroit, at Scottish Rite Cathedral, on
Sunday Night, April 14,
25e
FLAT PIECES
Thirty organizations, represents
ed by 100 delegates, are enrolled
in the conference which is ar-
ranging for the 75th birthday
celebration in honor of Dr. Chaim
Zhitlowsky.
Detroit plans for the observ-
ance of this event include the con-
vening of a public meeting at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, in the
Masonic Temple, on Sunday eve-
ning, April 14. Dr. Zhitlowsky
will be present to attend this
gathering, and an interesting pro-
gram will be arranged to include
outstanding musical entertain-
ment.
Arrangements for this celebra-
tion will be made at a session
of the Zhitlowsky Conference to
be held Sunday afternoon, Starch
3, in the Kindertheater, 539
Kenilworth.
PROBE CRIPPLED
NAZISM IN U. S.
Mrs. Naumann Dies
WILL PRESIDE SUNDAY
AT JABOTINSKY RALLY
Jacob Miller, pioneer Detroit
Zionist, chairman of the Detroit
I reception committee which is ar-
I ranging plans for the Detroit stay
VLADIMIR
JABOT' N S KY
President
,C
of
World
Outstanding Jewish
Union
of
and Zionist
Zionist
Revisionists,
Leader, Organizer of
the Jewish Legion, Brilliant Orator and World-Famous
Novelist
■ and
Journalist,
will
deliver
his
message
to
Detroit on
"The Road to the Jewish
State in Palestine"
JACOB MILLER
of his friend, Vladimir Jabotin-
sky, will preside at the meeting
Sunday evening, at the Masonic
Temple, where Mr. Jabotinsky
will outline his views on present-
day conditions in Zionism.
LEVIN ENDORSES
DR. N. E. CLARKE
Urges His Election as School
Inspector
Theodore LTvin issued a state-
ment on Wednesday in which he
urged the election of Dr. Norman
E. Clarke as School Inspector.
Mr. Levin lauded Dr. Clarke as
an educator, as an able business
executive and as a man highly
qualifified for a post on the Board
of Education.
Dr. Clarke, who served for sev-
eral years as head of the heart
department of the North End
Clinic and who is at present the
head of the Detroit Polyclinic at
2501 West Grand Blvd., was born
in Mt. Pleasant, Mich., 42 years
ago. He is married, has three
children and has lived in Detroit
for 12 years. He was graduated
in medicine from the University
of Michigan in 1921 and later
took his Master's Degree. Ile has
more than an ordinary interest in
education, having taught school
to pay his way through college.
During the time Dr. Clarke was
teaching, he was superintendent
of the High School and Township
School Unit of McMillan Town-
ship in the Upper Peninsula of
Michigan and also was principal
of a large city grade school in
Saginaw.
MASONIC TEMPLE--2nd & Temple
Sunday, Feb. 24, 8 p. m.
Come to see and to hear the outstanding
Jewish orator and Zionist leader
of this generation!
Tickets: 50c
R
"QUALIFIED BY
d Seats:
$1.00
EXPERIENCE"
xrs
Mrs. Sarah Naumann, second
vice-president of Newton Annis
caused Nazi efforts in this coun- Furs, died early Saturday of a
heart attack in her home at 5242
try to disintegrate.
Grsyton road. Funeral services
"Dictation From Abroad"
"From the evidence taken this
committee in its investigation of
Nazism in the United States,"
the report said, "it develops that
all kinds of efforts and influence,
short of violence and force, were
Used to obtain its desired objec-
tive, which was to consolidate
persons of German birth or des-
A luncheon complimenting paid
cent, if possible, into one group,
up members of the Ladies' Auxil-
subject to dictation from abroad."
iary of the Jewish National Fund
The committee offered six re-
was held on Feb. 19, at the Book
Cadillac Hotel. Mrs. J. S. Souls, commendations to make more dif-
ficult,
if not impossible, the un-
vocalist, Mrs. Gurovitch, accom-
panist and Miss Vera Goldstick, restricted promotion of Nazi and
He is a member of the Wayne
reader, entertained. Rabbi Na- other un-American activities in
County Medical Association and
hum Schulman of Windsor was the future.
Detroit Medical Club, and has
the guest speaker.
These recommendations asked
That is the reason our
been president of the West Side
It was announced that Mrs. for the enactment by Congress
Medical Society. lie was chief
Anna Harrison, a member of the of legislation authorizing the De-
Colonial Room is becoming
of the Cardiac Service of Grace
organization and the mother of partment of Labor to terminate
increasingly popular — that
Hospital, and holds consultant po-
Mrs. Max Hayman is leaving the stay in this country of visi-
and prices which will be
I I
sitions at North End Clinic and
shortly for Palestine. The organi- tors engaged in the dissemina-
sure to please your sense of
Pine Crest Sanitarium. Ile has
zation is honoring Sirs. Harrison tion of propaganda, requiring
written numerous articles on vari-
Former Assistant U. S. District Attorney
economy.
with a Golden Book inscription. publicity agents for foreign gov-
ous phases of heart disease for
Mrs. Max Weksler, who pre- ernments, political parties or
under Woodrow Wilson's Administration
medical
journals,
is
at
present
sided, thanked all who were in- firms to register with the De-
We serve a seven-course
an extra-Mural Instructor in the
strumental in making the lunch- partment of State, making unlaw-
for
dinner for $1.25.
MRS. SARAH NAUMANN
Medical School of the University
eon a success. She also welcomed ful the counseling of members
to the fold the members who re- of the military and naval forces were held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at of Michigan and has been greatly
cently joined the organization.
to disobedience, enabling United the Gilbert Funeral Home, 81 interested in the medical care of
Sirs. William A. Fenner, chair- States attorneys to proceed with Delaware Ave. Burial was in the lower income groups. He
published a book entitled "Med-
man of the fourth annual donor such a Congressional committee Woodmere Cemetery.
ical Care of the Wage Earner."
DEMOCRAT
luncheon to be held on May 1, as the McCormack body, and mak-
Primary March 4
Sirs. Naumann was born in De-
"As a citizen outstanding in
urged the members to begin earn- ing unlawful the advocacy of troit 35 years ago. She had been
Thi s ad pad for by Ian brother., Dr. I. I.. Poloaker, Dr.
J. II. Polotker,
est effort on the luncheon. Sirs. overthrow of the present form of with the company since 1914. his profession, a successful or-
Ninnuel F. PolosIser, end his brother-in-Ian, Dr. Samuel J. Eder.
ganizer, intensely interested in
I. Faxstein announces heated government.
, Surviving are her husband, Clar-
education from all angles, Dr.
stores available for rummange.
Pelley Is Blasted
ence; a brother, henry Patak, Norman E. Clarke would be a
She can be reached at 2066 Vir-
The committee recorded its and her stepfather, Joseph Patak. credit and asset to the Board of
ginia Park, Euclid 8305-M.
condemnation of the establish- She was a member of Temple Education. In consenting to serve
Additional women who head
ment and the propagation of Beth El and the Socialer Turn- in this non-salaried position, he
luncheon committees are: Sirs. S.
Nazi principles in this country. Verein.
deserves the support of the citi-
Cabot, chairman of darling ads
"We are unalterably opposed
zens of Detroit," his supporters
and co-chairman of rummage;
An usually fine tribute was
to any individual or any group that event to the present—and state.
Mrs. A. Smilo, chairman of card
paid to Judge Charles Rubiner,
of individuals seeking to bring described in some details.
parties; Mrs. S. Shnitz, chairman
Judge Homer Ferguson, candi- who is a candidate for Circuit
agout discord among the people
Significant excerpts from this
of organizations; Mrs. B. Lochs,
date for re-election as Circuit Judge, when 595 lawyers, voting
Of this country, either as a re-
portion of the report follow:
chairman of musical program;
Judge, was born 46 years ago in in the poll of the Wayne County
, prisal or as a means of chang-
1—"Thia committee found Indb:pulable
Mrs. A. D. Markson, chairman of
Harrison City, Pa. His early life Bar Association, gave him their
i ing our form of government," eildence
Rhoe that certain tennon
Ways and Means.
was spent on a farm. When a indorsement, placing him seventh
this country, nub nil the
DETROIT, MICH
the report, a twenty-four-page consuls
CASS • BAGLEY
aortensinces of diplomat l e I mmunity.
A special executive meeting will
young
man he taught school. He in a field of 187 Democratic can-
The last meeting of the Ladies
(pamphlet, said.
,iodated the pledge and proprieties. of
I be held at the home of Mrs. Wil-
Auxiliary of the Kvutzah Ivrith attended the University of Pitts- didates. Judge Rubiner also re-
lomallr .late. and engaged In Hrl
The Wall street"putsch" plan an d un.American propaganda acthIlles, took place at
issuousscossxsciorscissi
tscsocisso-o*Gortisocsatscicsemors escsotsco I liam Feltner, 17385 Woodin glen
the home of Mrs. B. I
ceived 280 votes in the poll of the
revealed by Major General Smed- pu•Ing for It In mob. In the hope Dad
I Drive, on Monday, Feb. 25.
Friedgood on Feb. 6. Plans were'
Detroit Bar Association, who
bth,tra teetl :::,,
ley D. Butler, was also assailed. It t eiTid Me not
cap
Ilona in qui, - discussed for the annual Purim
of
placed him fifth among the Dem-
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
William Dudley Pelley and his Don .
yam Co the German end insny
1 SELIGSON TO ADDRESS
dinner which will be held on
ocratic candidate's. This tribute
..
effort
„SW
Itself,
and
until
recently
no
PL
PLANS MARCH 9 DANCE!
Silver Shirts were blasted. The
March 20 in conjunction with the,
FORUM NEXT FRIDAY Silver Shirts, Congress was told, nude to stir such practices.
by lawyers is an expression of ap-
3-11 II h t ie solvent of Adolf Ilitler
Kvutzah Ivrith. The committee in
probation of the splendid judicial
were paterned after Adolf Hit- as Chaneellor Mort. to obtain nurisortem charge consists of Sirs. D. Ruben-
ti resentment
Na Pero resioulsinil
record which Judge Rubiner has
The fifth in the series of weekly ler's storm troops. The organi- for the
A group of Jewish leaders this
In the t nitzl Stales. Campaign. .7.! stein, Mrs. A. Panush and Mrs.
made during the four years that
Friday
evening
open
forums
spon-
week issued a statement endors-
s ulk ,
zation was called a breeding onducted, g untie mann meetings held,
he has been on the bench. Previ-
sored by Young Israel and the place of racial and religious in- litertiturr of the illent kind % My
ing the candidacy for County
kfmlnated nod the short-nae n ano nos
Sirs. A. D. Markson, chairman
ously, Judge Rubiner had served
Mizrachi Youth will feature an tolerance and it was reported added
Auditor, on the Democratic ticket,
to the effort.
for four years as an Assistant At-
address by Harry Seligson, educa- that its financial statement show-
tit , terninn ntramship lines not only of the cultural committee, an-
of Eugene Van Antwerp.
bol
transport-
I
oie
nounced
that
a
rending
M
circle was
r In
torney General and as Legal Ad-
tional director of the Jewish Com-
Among those who joined in en-,
es bed, and fort certain American organized to meet every other
e d. it to he a racket.
visor
to the Governor.
munity Center. Mr. Seligson is
„ it b0111 cost, for the portent. of
Pelley according'
dolling Mr. Van Antwerp are
"For • •
them o nc e
4, 01. fa orbit y Saturday. The first meeting of the
a graduate of the United Hebrew to testimony,
Since the announcement of
had been writing Ohrti (.0r1„ 11:0071...
Robert Marwil, Alvin D. Hersch,
group
took
place
at
the
home
of
Schools of Detroit and a former on metaphysical subjects. with
5.--”The Friends of New Germ.) it..
Judge Rubiner's candidacy for
man, Dan Goldberg, Aaron Weiss-
.
,1ioned e;rn
itir ,ly to,ng
t he lines of Mrs. I. Katz on Saturday after-.
president of its Alumni Associa- nine out of ten Of his followers
Herman August, William Fried-,
Circuit Judge, a long list of civic
the • Na')
noon, Feb. 9. The works of J. L.
tion.
being
women,
who
gave
him.
and
wanner, Henry Meyers, Hyman
Dr. Otto II. F. Vollbehr, a Ger- Perez were discussed, with Mrs.
and political organizations have
At last week's open forum, Na- from whom he borrowed, vary-
Levinson, Louis Lazarus, J. Levin,
man, who in recent years sold to S. Shnitz reading. The next meets
than D. Metzger, former presi-
rallied to his support Ile has re-
ing sums of money, in one case the United States government ing of this group will take place
JUDGE HOMER FERGUSON
Sam Stahl, Benjamin Jaffe,'
dent of the B'nai B'rith Pisgah
ceived especially the high praise
receiving bonds valued at $14,- rare books and other incunabula at the home of Mrs. A. D. Mark-
Charles J. Futterman and DrH
Lodge, spoke on "Judaism and
of
fellow candidates who consider
burgh.
and
later
graduated
from
David Kliger.
000" the account said.
for which he was paid $1,500,000, son, 3293 W. Euclid Ave., on
the Jewish University Student."
"Earle in 1933 he fouded the was another who came in for Saturday, Feb. 23, at 2 o'clock. the law department of the Uni- him a source of considerable
Since his election to the De-
These Oneg 'Shabattim are held Silver Shirts with headquarters
versity of Michigan in 1913. strength to the Democratic ticket.
strong denunciation.
troit City Council, Mr. Van Ant- ,
All members of the Ladies Auxil- Judge Ferguson at this time is
every Friday evening at 8:30
Besides his many Jewish activ-
at Asheville, N. C.. a few days
He was described as the author iary of the Kvutzah are invited.
werp has appointed Robert Mar-
p. m. at 8545 1 2 th St., near Pin-
professor of law at the Detroit ities, Judge Rubiner is also a spe-
after
Adolf
Hitler
became
Chan-
and
published
of
propaganda
ma-
wil and Abraham Finkelstein as
gree. Besides the lecture and
College
of
Law.
cial
lecturer in law at the Uni-
cellor of Germany. Pelley told terial which has been flooding the Goodwill Sewing Circle
members of the Board of County
discussion, a report on current
From 1913 until 1929 he prac- versity of Detroit, a past leader
people who testified that the idea', United States. This material, ac-
Supervisors.
events is given. followed by a
Bridge
Luncheon
March
4
ticed law in Detroit. His prac- of his Masonic Lodge, and chair-
was copied from Germany.
cording to the committee's report,
During the World War Mr. Van
social hour.
"Immediately his prolific writ- was extensively devoted to de- ,. On Tuesday afternoon, March tice took him into all courts in the man of the Advisory council of
Antwerp served over-seas with ;
the Goodwill Sewing Circle state and to the United States the Franklin Street Settlement.
ings changed from the sublime
the 16th Engineers. At the time
(amatory statements, "the Dual will hold a luncheon and bridge Supreme Court, in much highly
Hashomer Hatzair Concert into violent vitriolic and scurril- pose
Judge Rubiner's nomination for
of which was to create racial
of the High Holidays, when the
in the banquet hall of Congrega- important litigation.
Circuit Judge on the Democratic
March 31
ous attacks against certain relig- and religious intolerance."
MISS MALVERN ROSS
regiment was stationed at Is Sur
lion B'nai Moshe. The commit-
In spite of a pledge under oath
In 1929 he was appointed a ticket is being freely predicted.
ious groups."
Tile close to Dijon, France, Mr.
tee in charge of the luncheon is
Miss Malvern Ross is a mem-
A maximum amount of time
These attacks. although the re- that he would desist in his pro-
Judge of the Wayne Circuit Court
Van Antwerp secured permission
ber of the committee which in • and energy is being concentrated ports omitted the fact, were di- paganda activities, his Los Angel- ! as follows: Mrs. Bessie Green- and in 1930 he was elected by the Debate on World Congress
for the Jewish members of the
span, Mrs. Irwin Sims and Sirs.
planning the Shaarey Zedek , by Hashomer Hatzair at present rected virtually exclusively ea office was said to have issued
people. During his term as a
to Be Featured on Jew-
regiment to be absent. He was in
Morris Rosenberg, co-chairmen.
Young People's Society annual' on the forthcoming annual con- against the Jews.
"memoranda" only last month ,
judgehas tried some of the
ish Radio Forum
charge of the detachment that at-
similar to those given out in the'
spring formal dance to be given cert, which will be held at North-
The
whole
story
was
then
told,1
most
important
cases
on
the
cal-
The program of the Jewish
tended the services at the Dijon
thin year on Saturday evening,! ern High School, Sunday evening, concluding with Pelley's recent, past. At that time Vollbehr was seen the true purpose behind endar during that time. His deci-
Synagogue.
Radio Forum for next Sunda
March 9, in the Crystal Ballroom I March 3.
conviction in North Carolina of in Germany, but within recent these these various groups, it will sions have usually been upheld Feb. 24, over Station WJBK,
Mr. Van Antwerp is married of the Book Cadillac Hotel.
The gymnastics will be carried violating that state's "blue sky" weeks he has returned to the lump them together and charac- by the Supreme Court on appeal.
Music'
broadcast from 5:30 to 6 p. m.,
and has 11 children. Ile is a na- will be furnished by Ray Correll through mostly by the Tzotim and
United States, the committee's terize them as un-American, as Judge Ferguson enjoys the re-
law.
tive of Detroit, his family having and his orchestra.
unworthy of support and created spect and confidence of his cok will feature a debate on the sub-
will consist of marching and
A compliment was paid to 20,- communication reported.
ject, "Resolved, That American
settled in this city in 1800. Orisr-I
and
operated
for
the
financial
"He
has
ben
coming
here
for
pyramid
formations.
000.000 Americans of German
leagues on the bench and the Jewry Participate Actively in a
Miss Gertrude Goldman is tale.'
inally his family came from Ild.
birth or descent who refused to 35 years and, although for the welfare of those who glide them members of the bar. He is fair,
ing reservations for the dance at
World Jewish Congress." The
land to New York in the year
Gifts to Hadassah Fund
have anything to do with Nazism past several years he has had an and who do not hesitate to stoop efficient and courageous, and he
Garfield
0754
and
To.
6-6565.
1631.
immigration visa, he has never to racial and religious intolerance stands highly recommended. ; participants will be Leopold Sny-
United States.
der
for the affirmative, and Julian
Mr. Van Antwerp in a graduate
"This committee has had evi., seen fit to take out his first citiz- in order to achieve their selfish
Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, chairman
A group of Jewish friends hale; Caplan for the negative. This
Civil Engineer and has served Governments in the interest of of the infant welfare fund of the dense to show the strenuous ef- lenship papers, and as a German purposes," the report stated.
united in a statement to urge' debate will be under the auspides
"This activity your committee strongly the re-election of Judge
with the Michigan Central, Grand economy.
Detroit chapter of liadassah, has forts made to enlist these persons," citizen continues his propaganda
of the Philomathic Debating Club.
Trunk Railways, and as Chief En-
believes to be distinctly and Ferguson.
During the recent attempt to • received the following contribu- Congress was advised. "This corn- ' efforts while in this country."
The participants are both holders
The American Vigilante Intel- dangerously un-American, and we
ttee
has
evidence
to
show
the
gineer of the National Survey bar him from the race for County tions:
.
of
the gold medal given each year
ligence
Federation,
of
which
Har-
Service. Since 1926 he has been Auditor he was represented by
denounce without qualification Only Jewish High School in
From Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lie- wiles and blandishments that
for the best debater. Mr. Snyder
engaged as a private Consulting the firm of Messrs. Friedman. berman, in memory of Sirs. Fan- were employed and when these ry A. Jung of Chicago is the any attempt, from any source, to
Bukovina Ordered Shut is also a member of the Wayne
.
failed, the scurrilous attacks that founder, was another anti-Semitic stir up hatreds and prejudices
Engineer. He is serving his second Meyers and Keyes who secured nie Berkman of Waco, Tex as.
BUCHA RFS
1- University debating team.
term as a member of the Detroit for him a place on hte Democratic
From Mrs. Harry Selker, in were utilized, in an effort to bring' organization mentioned in the against any one of more groups dals of the Ministry of Education
The program will also feature
report. Testimony of Jung's sec- of our people because of either
City Council and was the origi- ballot.
memory of the yahrzeit of Eva 'teem into the Nazi program."
last week ordered the closing of selections by William P. Bliznick,
retary
revealed
that
he
and
the
The
Nazi
drive
in
the
United!
race.
color
or
nator of the Debt Refunding Plan
creed.
If elected Auditor he will not Gordon Bosch.
the only Jewish high school in the violinist, and Sylvia Fritz, pianist.
and
'States
was
divided
into
two
see-'
which enabled the City of Detroit have to resign his Councilmanic
The
surest
safeguard
against
From Mr. and Mrs. Joe Magid-
province of Bukovina. The school
to weather the depression with position because his term as sohn, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Loewen- tionn—the first covering all the! circulated masses of literature Nazis and other fomentors of ra- which is located in Storozhenetz, Aaron Kurland, chairman of the
forum, will present the weekly
it's credit unshaken. He has also Auditor does not begin until Jan. berg, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Glazer, I time previous to Hitler's advent, "tending to incite racial and re- cial hatred, the committee pointed
has
been in existence for more
anisce.
been an advocate of the consoli- 1. 1936, when his term u Council- Mrs. Lena Loewenbere, in mem- to power and the second concern.i ligi..oBuescalun st eolerth
out, is "an aroused an intelligent than 30 years. Officials failed to "Radiotorial," presenting editor-
c
"ormittee
has
ial
comments from the columns of
ing
itself
with
the
period
from
public opinion."
dation for the City and County man ends.
ory of Bernard Rosenberg.
assign any reason for the closing. The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
•fine food
(CONCLUDE') FROM PAGE ONE)
J. N. F. Auxiliary
Picks Committees
attractively
served
H. POLOZKER
Circuit Judge
DETROIT
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Judge Ferguson's
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Re-Election Urged
To Judge Rubiner
By Jewish Friends
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