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Marschner Proposed 1 Brandeis Society
Moratorium Planl• Selects Candidates
For County Auditor
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VOTES WANTED
et.a tihaeni d. i
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Th e Brandeis
Ralph E. Quinn has become one Circuit Court Judge Worked Out meet ing
of the outstanding candidates for
Satisfactory Bank Pay-Off Plan
Hotel, Moa nday e evening, Feb. 18,
the nomination for County Auditor.
elected the following to the execu-
arsch- tive committee'. S. J. Leve, Samuel
Ile is now serving as a member
Circuit Judge Adoph F. Murgin
of the Bureau of Investigation of net took a leading part in urging Raski Lew Levinson and Joseph
the Board of Auditors and in that the State Legislature to pass the Snider.
position has become thoroughly ac- act extending the moratorium on
The Exec , 'Ayes selecting candi-
quainted with the work of the de- land contracts and mortgages.
dates they felt to be preferred and
partment.
• The wage earner," declared qualified and made this statement:
During the World War Mr. Judge Marschner, "must be on a
"The Executives, realizing the
Quinn served 19 months in France safer footing before we can de- almost impossible task that con-
with the 23rd Engineers regiment
fronts the voter in making the
end now is a popular member of
proper selection from such a large
the American Legion. Following
number of candidates seeking office,
the war he entered newspaper work
felt it their civic duty to the com-
in Detroit, serving as a reporter
munity to aid and simplify such a
on the Detroit Times and on the
list by selecting hien of sterling
Detroit News. When John C. Lodge
character, ability, previous train-
was elected mayor of Detroit he
ing, judicial poise, business acumen,
chose Quinn as his secretary. Be-
and other qualifications they may
fore becoming secretary to the
possess to represent the people.
mayor, Mr. Quinn, served as court
"To do this, the Brandeis Execu-
clerk for Judge W. McKay Skill-
tives sent out a questionnaire to
man of the Ittcorder's Court. In
the tallYORS candidates seeking of-
1932 he managed the campaign to
fice and a committee of Executives
obtain fairer representation for
examined these questionnaires and
Wayne County .in the state legis-
presented to the Executives the fol-
lature.
lowing candidates whom they felt
The wide circle of friends and
would best serve the people:
Preferred-1'mi II.
acquaintances gained through his
Circuit Judge.
Collier, Stanley II. Diontbniaski,
work as a newspaper man and pub-
M. Donnelley, Ferri.. II. Fitch, Harold S.
lic official make Mr, Quinn a lead-
Morris Frederick T. Ilarstanl, Arthur F'.
ing contender for this post of party
Lederie, Ita'ph W. Liddy, Harry J. IBS ,
nian, Charlet C. Itsclotood, I. II.
honor.
Elect
HARRY J.
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LIPPMAN
Circuit Judge
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Wayne County's Ablest Trihl Lawyer
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Among Those Endorsed by
Brandeis Executives are:
THE ORACLE
'the Oracle anewers all unestIone
in . Hued.
of general s
should be addressed to The Omelet
In tare of The Detroit Jcuids
Chronicle, and should he accont-
ponied by • eel{-addressed, stamped
mit elope.
Q. Is Professor Michelson, the
famous scientist, Jewish?—C. M.
A. Yes, Professor Albert Mi-
chelson, winner of the Nobel
Prize for Physics in 1907, is Jew-
ish. He was born in Germany in
1852 and came to America as a
child. In 1873 he was appointed
to the U. S. Naval Academy as
a midshipman. After his gradu-
ation he was retained as instruc-
tor of physics and chemistry, and
was then called to fill a professor-
ship at the University of Chicagd.
• • •
Judge Adolph F. Marsckner
Polinker, Sethi. H. Vattern, Th ... ne J.
Ilurphy. 11, 1rick II. O'Brien, Chart.
'tubbier, Crank Schmidt, Holten Van
Auken, Carl M. Weiddltnn. QuolItled-
Ila•aell 1. 111ack, Harold E. Bledsoe.
Satnuel Bremer, W. 1,0 Ellgene
O. Donohoe, Edward I'. Echlin, John W.
Gilmore C. Walter Healy, Thole. II.
Lally, .1ohn 1/. Lynch, Maurice Miller,
George B. 3Iurphy. Emanuel A. repent,
dare the emergency over. "We
Nlrhol.. Walnut leh , Alfred N.
Term..
must continue to extend the mu-
ratorium on land contracts and Jutn
n 11171:1 "'""frr.. "d".""'""1-
County School Commisaloner, Preferred
mortgages until the workers have
gained a greater measure of eco- -paw Thompson.
nomic security than they now pos-
nh
ferred—wit-
sess. The present emergency de- P 7Ity Schis7rnapector , Pre
Mass., Laura ()s-
munds an adjustment of contract Ham Catisitly, Anat.
huge. q°allnnl--I l wer "u".. „
".,),
and mortgage rights of both par-
Common fleasCond. ann.
Preorred-Fred 31. Riven. Gerald W.
ties."
, er • liar's N. on.ssman, Mated' I.
Judge Marschner was instru- eic
Silsendein.(1.11.41—‘11 1 1. A. Ilehrendt.
mental in the passage of the first f'harles Hotb`noff, Chester J. Souinskl,
moratorium act in 1933. The John D Watts.
Preferred—Leo .1.
C000lv Auditor.
judge realizes the needs of the Noe
icki Cluoillied—John 11. filet In, Rallth
poor people because he himself is
On l o” tilted E. Herds.
Tra . 'e Court Judges. Preferred—X*111.a
a self-made man. He worked his
1,•,•• C. al-et•n. °tw•ne•-
way through school, graduating in Frank Mor'srlty, I.. Wolf, Don Frederick.
the clash of 1907 in the Detroit
College of Law.
Appointed to the justice court
in 1914, by the Detroit Common
Council he inaugurated the first
night sessions held there for the
benefit of the laboring men who
Reallaing that prejudice is often the
were unable to spend day hours result
of ignorance and mtsunderetand•
ins, readers of The Chronicle are !silted
in Court.
send in question. regarding the
to
Ile created the receivership of Proteetant.
Catholic. or Jewish faiths
Q. What has the U. S. Govern-
ment done to check up on Nazi
activity in this country?—U. B.
A. An intensive and far-reach-
ing investigation of Nazi propa-
ganda in this country was
launched through the Meuse Im-
migration Committee of which
questions may touch upon any
Congressman Samuel Dickstein is the Guardian Detroit Union These
expecte of these faiths or their relations .
the head. On the basis of in- Group and authorized the organ- Quettiona
will be answered In this
formation gathered, steps were ization of the depositors commit- column as promptly as possible awl
ahould be addressed to The Detroit Jew.
taken to prevent further spread tee of the Guardian National
Bank of Commerce. This commit-
an,rcl'g.tf.t 1.7n,v,ca,n;
or
of this propaganda.
tee worked out a plan that re- Amin., New York City,
stilted in the payment of 100
Q. What is the Jewish death
Q. What are the chief dis-
in Palestine?—M. W. B. cents on the dollar to 135,000
rate
depositors who had amounts of tinctions between Orthodox and
A. The general death rate per $00 or less on deposit at the Reform Jews?
thousand for all of the popula- tim
A. The chief creedal differ-
10e w hen the banks closed.
lion was 26 among Moslems, 15 der the group receivership, a plan ences between Orthodox and Re-
form
Jews are these: Orthodox
recognization
was
worked
out
of
amon g Christians and 9 among
Jews.
which permitted payment of 100 Jews believe in the Divine revela-
• • •
tion
and
authorship of the Scrip-
tents on the dollar to the follow-
Q. Who is Rufus Isaacs1—S. ing four banks: Highland Park tures and consequently in their
HAROLD N. HARRIS
NATHAN D. METZGER W. P. State, Guardian Bank of Dear- eternal validity as a way 'of life.
FRANK SCHWARTZ
HARRY J. LIPPMAN
A. Rufus Daniel Isaacs is the born, Guardian Bank of Royal Reform Jews believe that the
Don't confute with similar name.
I. H. POLOZKER
original name of the First Earl Oak, Bank of Hamtramck. This is Scriptures are obligatddry only
of Reading, former English Am- a record unparalleled anywhere when their teachings are validated
bassador to the United States and for its accomplishments in the by the best reasoning of each
generation. Orthodox Jews believe
Viceroy of Indi.a. United States.
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In the fall of 1918, Judge in the coining of a Messiah who
Q. Who are commonly recog- Marschner was elected to the will restore Israel to the holy
nized as being the greatest Ger- Circuit Court Bench. To end the Land and bring mankind to the
man-Jewish contributors to the long delays involving the appeal true worship of the One God. Re-
science of medicine?—B .S.
of justice cases to the Circuit form Jews believe in the im-
A. The live German' Jews who Court, he took steps to bring mortality of the soul, in the corn-
have won the Nobel Prize in medi- about early trials in these cases. ing of a Messianic era in which
The Judge has just celebrated Justice and Peace shall reign.
cine are outstanding. Paul Ehr-
lick, a pioneer in cellular pathol- the 20th anniversary of his eleva- They do not believe that a per-
ogy, one of the greatest medical tion to the Judiciary. Ile is a sonal Messiah and the restoration
11MLIIMIL%_WIALW
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figures of his time, the discoverer former law partner of Alex J. of Israel are essential to the Mes-
sianic era.
of the Lord,
of 606; Robert Barany, remark- Groesbeck, ex-governor.
In ritual and home practices
He is married, and has two
he1
m 7ing able for his research work on
1 Hoririirtrut
woes feaa
I
the Orthodox Jew prays in Heb-
daughters,
Doris
and
Elise.
the
psysiology
and
pathology
of
ELECT
l:Z.
come
death,
according
to
His
rew,
separates men from women,
a
Com:
I
the auditory canal; Karl Land-
permits only the music of the
RODIN CLUB
steiner, noted for his discoveries
Maxwell I.
He Is ntY Portion dill
I
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human voice, observes the dietary
and classifications of different Rodin Club met at the home
Hon. John W. Hurley, after 1 im.vii no,
eo % HI. am I as of old; types of human blood; Otto of Mrs. A. Zierer of Webb Ave. laws and follows the decisions of
I Frank Schwartz, age 43, attor-
t st re
1 :fey with offices at 1634-38 National many years' success in the legal ru
the Rabbis on the many other pro-
Meyerhoff, for his experiments on i on Feb. 20.
: Bank Building, is now closing his profession, is well out in front l ,,...,, le eCti sorrow routing in Ills name
The next meeting will be held hibitations and commands listed
the transformations of energy of ;
a
Nor will t seek Ito purpose to explore;
race r a for tc
Judge
in the he ted Democratic race for
1 so n t r etnhueo ors, e m
in the Code of practice known as
home
of
Mrs.
S.
Hutton,
the
the bodily muscles; Otto War- at
.itHj
ill e .e c tr u
eu ha t the nomination for Circuit Judge. iii • pollee will I continually proclaim,
burg, one of the great biochem- 2853 Pingree, on Wednesday eve- the "Schulchan Aruch." Reform
And Idles Him evermore
! Seen endorsed by every Congres- Mr.•Hurley has long enjoyed the
Jews
follow a modernized service
at
8
p.
m.
ists. ning, March 6,
ABRAHAM IAN ZZRA. oat
sional district in Detroit, and also mnfidence and respect of the De-I
with prayers in English, men and
y the Brandeis Executives, the troit bench and bar. He narrow
women sitting together, and em-
f,,ur Rumanian societies, including
ploy organ, choir and instrumen•
- !
' the Rumanian American League; '
tal music. Aside from a few home
IL, colored Michigan Democratic
Sabbath and the festivals, Reform
Non-Partisan
Qualified
League which consists of all the
ceremonies, revolving around the
,
allied colored organizations; the
Jews do not follow the Schulchan
Forgotten Mens' Club, the Jeffer-
Aruch.
s nian Democratic Club, the New
Q. Are Christians as well as
•11011.%,
•11.11:1 111,71
. • Dynamic Club cf Hamtramck, and
r••
Jews
interested in helping the
the Fortis Club of Hamtramck
refugees coming out of Germany?
which is endorsing Doctor Tene-
A.
About
20 per cent of the
rowicz, former mayor; and the
refugees coming out of Germany
F
American Federation of Labor.
are non-Jews, and among them
These are some of the outstanding
are both Protestants and Cath-
5, endorsements of Mr. Schwartz, al.
olics. Up to the present almost all
5 though he has more than 214 other
the financial help that they have
! , ndorsements.
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received has come from Jewish
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Frank
Schwartz
is
a
member
of
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funds, which have been distri-
many Jewish organizations, Ma-
buted,
in general, without sectari-
oil
sonic Lodge, Elks, Eagles, and has
Lawyer
Capable
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an bias. However, there are n
01'
been active in fraternal work. He
13 Years
number of Christian committees
is known as a dynamic speaker and
e•
Experienced A 2 ! , has
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both in England and in the United
been an official speaker for
i.../ .4"L
0 the National Democratic party. He
States, that have been seeking to
E
e '
Assistant
i s a life-long
i
Democrat and is lib-
i
arouse the interest of the church-
oll•wit.
World War F A a eral
Prosecutor
in his views.
es and have been raising funds.
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Veteran
Pa
Mr. McDonald, the High Commis-
7 Years
JOHN W. HURLEY.
sioner, has repeatedly expressed
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Burton Holmes to Lecture
himself as disappointed at the ac-
ly missed the non-partisan nomi-
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tual amount of Christian aid that
on Yugoslavia Tuesday
nation in a previous contest by
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has been trade available. At a
AF
the narrow margin of 300 votes.
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meeting in July in London of the
F With Burton Holmes scheduled He is one of the few candidates
"Experts Committee for Acade-
to lecture at the Detroit Institute whose party affiliations are un-
micmic and Kindred Regugees
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of Arts at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday , questioned because of his long
from Germany." Mr. McDonald
2 March 5, on "yugoslavia and
and record of unselfish service to the
stressed anew the need of • more
5 Southern Europe, the World Ad - Democratic party. He always has
adequate response f r o m the
venture Series, non-profit civic avoided factional controversits
5
Christian community and declared
M le ture organization, announces and his friends now insist that
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that considering that about $500.•
two
di to' on n aTI u e m
Burton
ay, ,
a Holmes
r m2e6s. the time has come for a reward?
000 are needed during the year
e tare 's ',
March
of service.
;
1934.5, a n d roughly another
$1 at 8:30 p. m., Burton Holmes will
Mr. Hurley until recently re-
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$500,000 during the following
present a return engagement of fused to allow his name to be
year
to meet the needs of the
"London and Rural England." On considered, but at the urgent re-
academic, professional and stu-
5
2 Tuesday. April 9, at 8 :30 p. m., quest
of members of the Wayne
dent emigrants it wan clear that
5
2 he will . lecture en "Mysterious County Bar, old college associ-
if the Christian community took
A byasinia.
ates, he finally yielded Ind his
its share of responsibility the
In "Y goslavia and Southern petitions were signed by thous-
problem was not insoluble.
Burton Holmes will ands in a whirlwind campaign by
5. w in motion pictures and col- his friends.
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5 ,red slides glorious Yugoslavia,
Endorsed by the following prominent c'tisens:
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its peasant villages and colorful
Thought of the Week
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life.
He will picture Belgrade
PILLS FOR EGGS
Maarice Aronsson Alex J. Groesbeck Joe M a gidsohn
A will known lw al d.'.-tor r...eited
trd
other
Balkan
capitols,
the
"The spirit of suspicion and
Dennis B. Hayes
Sol 5•1Ian
A Maurice Caplae
of .115 ou, he from an eastern haver
p French Riviera, the joyous carni- Pelts
animosity known as Anti-Sem-
with the following letter en, loved
Oscar A. Kaufman George M. Sluts
Ferry
Hugh
J.
val
at
Nice,
beautiful Cannes,
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w • •r. takes[ the liberty
:•••c
WPM. which exhibits itself in
.111r1/ von Si pairs or mo esti...natty
Dr. Wm. E. Keane James K. Watkins
Harry S. Grant
d Portugal and its cork and wines, good
racial persecution, is quite un-
tome lbws.w the. hose hm• the
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2 Irovel old Spain. mighty Gibral- perms' of thoueands of dos rimnatIng
associated with questions of
you
Irk. them.
d r.
color
and has but alight con-
a r. Barcel o na. and a bully time
Lo.
in the bull rings. O n Tuesday,
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Here I. the doctors reply
nection with religion. Past in-
am taking the Ilb•rt. or *ending
Ma ch 12 at 8:30 p. m., he will
juries and grievances and the
Ira
forth
of
.air.
nn.
MID.
True prosperity reigns in that borrow, because of a certain cal..-
an individual sneak on "Alluring Italy" with pills ha,.
fear of reprisals in finance and
The Honorable Frank Murphy. Governor-Gene al of the Fit Ilipine Islands, saying good-bye to his
houi'hold, where peace and Aar• miry or misfortune,
mums late my thoughful.
pictures, and on Tuesday, March aura you
Polozker, before his depart •re for Washington. Both Governor-General M ur-
politics have produced conti-
f orm er co lleague, I. II.
mony prevails and where every member of that community shall 19, rt 8.30 p. m., on "Vienna and nes. in wen ng t oes
United
Sates
District
Assistant
nually recurrent react'o-•. It
Attorneys during President Woodrow
"Plea. ai opt them in Istrneat foe phy and Mr. Pc!c•tkor served u
member cooperates.—Talma.
ueder dat• of Jute 1 -
the how
. ■ candid to fee Judge of the Circuit Cowl on the Demo.' is a sordid tale of ini •o•ice
administration.
Mr.
Polozker
is
not UT, " I will go to my home, I Austria."
Wilson's
We must be careful of our health.
was endorsed by the Wayne Coolty Bar Amorist:on, Detroit News, Brandeis Demo.' springing out of fear and saute.
drink. and be merry.
eat
and
will
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be optimistic, and avoid all heart-
-From • mi.., pre04,01,1
Never ask your guest whether erotic ticket.
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When the wild geese start the
What do I care? This does not con-
critic Executives, Jericho CC/it League, and many ,the organaatons.
Raptus I onarme In IL 0
ache . and worry.—TalonauL
mud-flies also prepare for flight. you shall kill your chicken.
me."—Telnthd.
QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
For
Circuit Judges
on DEMOCRATIC TICKET
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Frank Schwartz
For Circuit Judge,
Widely Endorsed
SILVERSTEIN
Judge of Common
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