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PAGE EIGHTEEN
and
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Lights of New York
EDNA FERBER
ON PALESTINE
L"
OUR CHOICE TO
Bring Back Safety and
Save Humanity, frith
CHARLES
BARTLETT
for Traffic Judge
On Election Day, April 1st
NON-PARTISAN
The Prophet Elijah
In Jewish History
.
,RE-ELECT
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ELIJAH: A HIPPY IN JEIVISII •OLK-
WE IlY Snoillf.1 M. Firitil1
Publielted by Behrtnan's Itook Sheik
New lurk .
Edward J.
A Review by Dr. Michael Nigger
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Judge
Recorder's
Court
Election, April 1, 1935
This ad paid for by a Jewish friend,
Elect . . .
EUGENE G.
NO110E
for
Circuit Court Judge
Election, April 1, 1935
Vote Straight Democratic
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Vote for
O'BRIEN
for
Year. , F.tpertence a.Laoter or Jude,
tiln-sell Judge for le year. - ISM liit.
Lertilrer oe Corporation Iwo al 1 M.G.,
Iwtroll -•1n23-1133.
Anoene, General of 51 thin.. - 1933.11 , 31
A Demorrut and Fliefm1 of the New Deal.
CUB Nat it.
The fourth annual Junior Iladmotah
spring frolic will lw on 11.- A Instead of
April 14. as Pro9touele ammumed The
party will he held at Par•leoa Peach
with Music ay Addition Iteld'• orchestra.
Naomi
tseirost
Iliumonou boo returner,
ell'
Where OW Meet. se5eral daYa.
rod prom aen• Rent tek•n Fn been
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Com... toe r•I log •11 'Nun. co m•
W.I. petit - lea la the A alit Eighth.
Ord Tenth Congw.1 wet d'etrhis
I Thumb - 2 Lego
policy.
He says he is completely
tee Incapacitated by the loss of a
thumb."
"What's his vocation?"
wr, sod tera go. tworarts root toot
Mr. .01 Mr.. Cho. Kahn an spending
• few 4.7$ in IMMOIt.
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„ie. .., y r. lino, Koehn.. •peat
Inn weetiwwg, In Detelt.
a r•es.trot et
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t".1..;.r"..1r ,'"; 71 '....% :f 1 : ;7.... " .::,17:1
nonn In ClInp.
Roltio•n,
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" Jones expects 100 per cent dia.
rs ,m1 ability on his accident - insurance
Mr. •nd Mrs A. II Rom. •pent
• oelt-earl In Detroit.
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01 a
Callender
ON REPUBLICAN BALLOT
for Circuit Judge
wilt
ll be a rally of yoUrg Peon'.
confirmed in the Temple during the yen,.
1513 to
on HOMINY morning. April
;, rot 10:16. lusteutl of the us sermon
tbere will be a e•inpoduni on "The Re-
Intim, of Youth to the Teniple . . Pnrtici-
news: Milt. Alexander. Sylvan lit..
Mir, Irwin Berman. Allem Jtoolohune
Meru. Aliss Joao LevY
Teach It.. Child to (ate,
''or e Fool of religion Is n Month tthead
or the unity In Martins its Allied
A eW1,11, • inottlitn. CM next Saturday and
Hum'. March 30 and 31. the children of
the Sohool of Religion will bogus making
Pledgee r r the now Jewish Home for
t1," Aged for the relief mthe Jew. of
Germany marl kinotern Forms+ tot the
unfound'. IL Ro"an"sand for the ninny
other owns,. nod Inelitutlio. combined
. 5 the Allied .1.witth CattlInC101. which
will begin in lictro't on Nay 1.
Porento •gre
wieNted to VI. their
chlIttrou every ..tturag..ent
oo
nt
to make
contributions and of their own allow-
einem
1530.
health resort catering mostly to TehaMe Moterhotol:
IVeteruiatt
Brit'
of firitml
those afflicted with gout, rheu-
Mich . .111 ethlrees the members
matism, sciatica, arthritis, neuri- .f Rapids.
the Temple Sisterhood at Its tk•gulnr
tis, nervous disorders and gastro- monthly meeting, Mond., efternuott, AP-
N. at 3311 A d•se•rt luncheon. which
intestinal disorders, all requisites O!
will ho eericd of 1:10. win preced• the
in aiding these sufferers were in- meeting.
stalled, including complete x-ray
equipment. Competent physicians
and nurses are in charge.
r
Of special interest at this par- 161143tliti it1 Nn
kon-Puribmt.
nod
ticular time is the retaining of Mrs !ten clitikstoti xas
Imre« or a 1. .„ti
.. n i Jude,. ■ •••• ■
in e
the high ideals and tenets of the
In Inns un 1lo,f It
„
•
•
Jewish faith. Strictly Kosher ..ent
neth El Sisterhood.
Court, Iwo }earn without toin011 0. 11 oo
kitchens have been installed, ad-
helloing the 1.1.1111111 00 1l (ire tit
1„
)Ira. Milton Filleyer line been called to rm.... th e
d or k,r •
'hub"'
hering most religiously to the
' 1
t• • •
tole et
•r., good
dietary laws under the watchful Joeeldt
el ken of S tooth it•••Cto. 01.1 011 Creed,
supervision of a "Mashgiach". A
Min
Mort le Not, ontertoltted 2 n,lik"
RTV
gtadunte dietician personally pre- 1.1.1e.t.1 al a delightful bridge lune heot i l
A
MA-
hehl
at
the
tiretlot
Inn
on
Friday
after.
i
ConIrdinted b. Slit 1'rl^rod.
pares the individual diets.
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The memorable beauty of the
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traditions of Passover will be ob- Finentling the weekend het t•
AI III 14•1t •
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served by two Seder services for Meyer
Lev, - nod daughter. Adelaide' of
which will be conducted by the Jaeknon.
Re-Elect
well known Rabbi Harold Rosen-
thal of Detroi.t
And now a word or two about
the splendid young men respon-
sible for this very magnificent
edifice - Max Elkin and Albert Pining. dancing. music and a tnIk Ly
Grossman. Few people-Jew and
guest spenker. Itnidil Hinter Berner of ,
Gentile alike-need any introduc- Pontiac. not only contributed to a mast
even'. for 155 members anti
tion to the former. For a good pleesant
of Tentple Both El Sleterhooth but
what Is even more Important, swelled
many years connected with the what
the Temple bonding fu n d an anstreci•Iole
Elkin and Olympia hotel of Mt. aunt Monday night when the Plater
Clemens, Mr. Elkin has made nu- hotel 1,01111 0 n oloongoted their Mint WI'
11011, dinner dunce at the May- •
merous friends. His abilities and 11111l1
fele dub.
capabilities as the business and
liellithtful In 0,•ry re.to.,
was the
supervisory head is unquestion- wit.. of the entire ommoinh'y. with the
by Robb' Berger. or course. PP the
able, his hospitality and congen- mire.
high point on the ion:grain Ile took u
iality as a host is a known fact.
lIntely t. *Grow the tiertusn ew
Is Meeting Thls Crlels" Annlysink the
Mr. Elkin's associate, Mr. Inetheoln
or the 011 , 10 flerntan Jew.
Grossman, was connected for hurt large nuthoritY which by Inrce of
etc 0 ■ 71111.,. must remelt]
many years with the Seiden Hotel unalterable
In tint euntrv, Rabid Fainter told of
Chain, where he gained an envi- the self-Inntineed pion of taxation that
J. a. there ha, &el.& In order
able reputation as a hotel execu- the 111/11111/1111
their
and cultural I
tive.
stand/tide of 11 , Ing
Itah1.1 Bernard Heiner presented the
Dr, Angus
Whether it is a rest cure or a ',Aker
anti gave the IntocatIon. Mrs
health cure you need, or merely Finis Warren. preoldent of Temple Roth
El. ante the web onle, presenting /Ar•.
a pleasurable vacation, you'll 14
R Pearletine, thsIrmln of the dinner,
find the health-giving qualities Jf and her
co-chairman. Mrs. FtentarnIn
Mower. Mr,. Men Wiener 11 all toast- '
the natural resources of Mt.
for
Clemens and the thoroughly
SCHOOL INSPECTOR
Mr. Ilarry tVloomardon delighted the
equipped and up-to-the-minute • oltinanY
with a group of vocal selections
facilities, plus the excellent serv- lib In, luded
from 'tea
tlintichh.111). "Prink to Ale OnlY
ices of the entire personnel of enrol„•
as member of the Lotird .•1 Ed •
With Thine Ores" two Jewish folks
serums n. 1111 inesiderit
the Colonial Hotel, the proper songe end "Speek to Ms of Love" end cation.
publicxervant for mon. thno
■ ••
- Though.; of You" Ohs woo at/CPIP-
prescription to your individual Pnnied
years. Frequently r
for hl
by Mrs. Entity 1(1,5,5. areelina•
trIbutio. to the health asp., o.
want.
were extended by Abraham Eiseman
/•heel children.
Flint Notes
Charles L. Bartlett, former
The prophet Elijah has been Judge of the Recorder's Court, is
glorified in Jewish legend more one of the aspirants for election
than any other Biblical person- to the Traffic Court as Judge.
age. Tradition has created a new
Judge Bartlett has a nation-
history of him, which, beginning wide reputation made in hand-
with his death, or "translation,"
ends only with the close of the
Mstory of the human race. Rev-
erence and love, expectation and
hope, were always connected in
the Jewish consciousness with
the person of Elijah. As in the
case of most figures of Jewish
tisclition, the Biblical narrative
became the basis for later tradi-
11.1111 and legends.
In the volume under discussion,
r aid tit
( Temple Seth El: Ntu
Rabbi Segal, the author, classi-
Eleanore HMI., pro•Ident of the junior
nes all the rabbinic tales and leg-
sisterhood: ?Are PhIllto Flakier. prenklent
of Meth Israel illeterhood. Rehlit S. Z.
ends concerning Elijah into three
1OTE BTIIAIGI1T 1/111111WILITIC
Eineherk pronounced the benedletlon
main groups: first, the historical
Mrs Louie Beck and Ram Beck have
Mrs .1. Engem. Bloomberg who 1..1
returnedfront it short than In Fort long loom k. I've In eisterhood work ws.
rmjah; second, the legendary Eli-
%Vey.. Ind.
presce•etl whitrift front the mem-
CHARLES
L
BARTLETT
jah; and third, Elijah in the reli-
bers Rh.
lent ing Sat urdso with her
• elder, Jens
make her home In
Lansing Symphony Orcheotra, un- dit
gious speculations of Israel. Heinn, of traffic court cases. His
Eugene I. Van Antwerp, Demo- der The
loanseg F
Inn I he protrrem the
the direction of Inter 50105105. pitN
considers Elijah first, as an his-
cratic candidate for Wayne County Its flfth concert of the newton
on Thurs- worsts spent the evening dancing
tonic Biblical character; second, made
made rapid
was to
save in
lives
and the
he Auditor, is the only Detroit City day evening. M•r• h Si. Miss Bean'.
strides
making
v•al•ting Sir.
Pearls... And fir,.
contralto. of Mb Innen SlateCol-
as the legendary figure created streets Rafe - particularly for Councilman who has appointed Brody.
rommittee of mentl•er•
lege, who wen gum. artist for the ete- 5 , :hlsrer IVII•
by the naive fancy of the Amor-
Jewish representatives on the ulna. gave I•Weiche, Wotan" from Wag• •ettoposed of Mrit J. J. rim., Mrs (Ill-
school children.
Icr• Plenberg Mrs. Milton Harris Ana.
ner's
Itheingold"
and
*•n
lion
Fa-
aim, and the 'l'annaim; and third-
There were 36,000 deaths last Wayne County Board of Super-
4 R
Inert Mrs Joeeph Kaplan. Mrs.
ly ,as the eschatological figure year from traffic accidents and visors, the governing body of ntle** from Verdi. "Mon Carlos•
•lonroe
Nro. Jock Ii rear. 51m.
Way of All llama.' wito the title in•m %torrid...tin. Mrs Arthur Pasternak.
of tne theologians.
nearly a million injured. • There Wayne County. Mr Van Antwerp of **The
Rabbi ua,id CedarlteOnf• pennon at nett Staorli•o Itotenherg and Mrs. lit man
has
appointed
Robert
Marwil
and
The historical Elijah, the leg- have been 50 deaths in the De-
Hahhath nen ice% March 11. At the mer.• W■regOrden
Mr
Mr. Inseph /limt Invited e
hes on the elk ening of March At Rabin
endary Elijah, and Elijah in the troit area this year with only Abraham Finkelstein to represent t'edarbautn
of r friends to their horn.. halm,. the
reviewed the widely di/ironed emu,' o
dinner thlgeotonnnv , noltoline Mr. end
religious speculations of Israel, two months of the year gone. The the City of Detroit in the County novel "FortY Inn. of MMus Itagh.“
Mrs Dregv. 111r. ; A rt Si , , Ellie Wnrr.
Government.
-these are the three leading record of carelessness, irrespon-
Ile and Mr. 1•41 , 4 Werhe Me rind Mr•
lir. WIIII•nt 11nher, Federal Enters.. y
During the World War Mr. Van Relief
notes struck by Rabbinic tradi- sibility and incompetency is ap-
I.
Administrator for Mb Mann. Is In ...oh Block. arid Mr. and Mr.. A
tion, endeavoring to complete andlpalling and shameful for Detroit Antwerp served over-seas with the Woohlnoton thin week for cottleren.e.
supplement the Biblical picture -the world's automobile center. 16th Engineers. At the time of the
The moeotierade par.- for the ehlidroo
Mr“ Harry Steadman and Miss Roslyn
Jo, El% 1'.
the TPP1101P
19. r• li gl000 •- 5o'
with the Elijah legends. Judge Bartless believes that the High Holidays, when the regiment Nathan m..tor•d no Chicago Monday to of
movident n happy m•••••Inn Sonde, ester.
The voldme, as Rabbi Segal present statistics are ample proof was stationed at Is Sur Tile close /mend n few days .
orlon for a large ,roe'st,
who can a In the
n
mitred In
Robert Itemet retur n ed from Ann or-
points out in the Introduction. of the laxity and alarming weak- to Dijon, France, Mr. Van Ant-
„„*.„„, rorm
„, vxrled
end
CIRCUIT JUDGE
was intended to give a picture ness of the present traffic situa- werp secured permission for the her to poem! the next week-end with 11111 „i n / n o ,nnnnn
Ti,. ■
rant o , the ornersm
of Elijah in our tradition. It tion, and he aims to stop the car- Jewish members of the regiment to parent, Mr. and Mro. WIllinnt 1,1-1111.1.
iti.r.1110 - - - A1•1111. 1.1
Ff rnarge. us,
be
absent.
He
was
in
charge
of
the
Children of the Ronda} ar hoot of Con.
brings together the various stories nage and slaughter that is now
Intilon
01.ngt (11,11
end ft (I nr
that attended the serv- gregxllnn Meth El 'resented two 1 ,10, 0 in M. •Suds POI Ater"-'Inntude es se .
and opinions uttered by the sages rampant on the highways of De- detachment
celebration of Purim on Monday. March tected
how ... , Si,
ices at the Dijon Synagogue.
II. Harold Illadetone. Phyilla Pretest,
■nd scholars of Israel through the troit.
or M
•Iine PI hier !Pot Pe
Mr. Van Antwerp is married and All. Present, Howard linker. Phyllls 0•14 Si'-. Linton Werh•• Mt.. ', - •or
nth A JUDGE WORTH RETAINING
six centuries during which the
Raker. fitynnotir Miternien. Iris Raker, lindot•Ity Sherwin IL•••oh•re Rob sae-
has 11 children. Ile is a native De- eon
Midrashic literature of Israel was
Mrs. Nat Gold, who dfre•herl the
ord Rob
Mi.. 3mm War.
troiter, his family having settled in play, participated In •'Wha•s Tonight's" nett
enw Sr 11milon Pieln. entertain' unit
compiled. It has turned out, thin tit! C
e mystery.
Shirley Federman. Helen 4k
., • of 111-0e.
this city in 1800. Originally his Land
however, that the book reveals
u a Jenne Weinberg. 'Murton F9.1el-
shmk•tn
man
family came from Holland to New .0s. Allan
batsman,lila hard Weinberg 'Ir. to, It h1 rotp.
neo,
more about the mind of Israel, bs .11.11.0fte
".1r.vhili•Idlj'lit'a.1;. 11' 2' ; rTTe l'orull'e•I'l York in 1631.
femme",
mt.
, 1 It flotew and Mrs Arthur
He
is
a
Civil
•
, ml
,'
". R. ""`"r;
the folk habits and the group rf mdoe Elmer FlergeCe errnion
se e , .1 God.... pr o s, ono I. In
U
.
one,.
Engineer by p ofession, having I,roroV,',', •,,e'r, : n r
r
of the ',nein. et boot ....need rho
needs of the people than it does i i ,T,11.4•Llielory of the tGnagogue In Jewle1 served with the Michigan
Central Year WO ••What We Ito on Purim." a nor.. wkich o • ennettided with the
of the particular character of
&tem.. In Fong. .•• glen 1 " the
online of refr-Innents
Grand
Trunk
Railways,
and
as
Elijah.
The Wool Writh held It. rowel. meet-
following vision, children: Iris Iteker,
ingo, Wedneeday. Alareh 71. Al the Chief Engineer of the National Kenneth Edeleon, Joanne Goldh,g. Merl.
In their interpretation of the
s i A:10 I. m.
lYn Golthonn. Itteh•rd flolitetein, Shirley
Survey Service.
OLYMP1 11, 11
Biblical character, the Rabbis pay ,
g
Among those who joined in en- i s ' iii",7snot,'silr' ilr e l f'rn e 17ni
41 t n .".'e'r'e d 1. 1.:Vekr.1
r im e r
sossi
tnymp:to. kind • ene•eosful
Elijah the supreme tribute of npekker at the Eschr.17
woo ft
o. Ch.M.
in,. tonle dcrsing Mr. Van Antwerp are followine the program The entire pro• • ■ The
the home of Eat• Nadler. They are
Rrem
aw
ne.i
r,the
.rroo
..
r,r
i
al4
hour
"hlrh
for.
end
comparing him to Moses. More :!" his
• ow nt•klee pin . n, 'or n ledgederv. in
'01 " "i".1'1"""
Robert Marwil, Alvin D. liersch
Sly
Rua
he Wen .t the Chine. Tea fisnlono
than 20 ways are listed in which """ u " ..--
Aaron Wrisswasser, Herman Au! Itchoid committee orut.
10 Gori• naelnek> PP, pg 0 1 1.1011tPd
purtn"aharet pa!rhy La: held in
the rh.Irmanohlp sr Mrs nein Ede!. 0 April
the prophet Elijah parallels the Ile A ,mit
41111M1,1 of Ise went
rust,
William
Friedman.
Henry
on
In
se •
on end Mrs Claret,. Gladatone
A lerthtla• forty lit•r , 1: took the
acts and thoughts of Moses
an ar;ang.erl.ton::6: Meyers, Hyman Levinson, Louis
Mace
of the reenter Friday meeting In
(pp. 60-61).
1 renent . night HIM ti the high light Lazarus, .1. Levin, Sam Stahl
Theennual Purim entertainment and o•lehrothin of rtml••••• Monit., and
noi.
the Sheeny Ze•lek congregation di. Kan.,. hirthri•vs The
The Elijah of legends runs the l'or.rVa'rn47: "Mgia" 7.Ir's tiAVI'll7ahrr .Mt111:- 0:71: Benjamin Jaffe, Charles J. Futter play of ,d....,,
i., the Jewish Children's no. St Mi.. Itenorrix home party
whole gamut of functions. He is sow'
E r.dlin• St r •
int,,,.., ■ •••i: eon...ming tho Wit...
111 ".. n amt man and Dr. David Kliger and Dr. Les s ., Hominy ...nine. Mann 14. Mn,.
all things to all men. Nothing
Inn
Ilebernien,
Jerk
Marlon.
M.',
0,mo will he eGen he pelting 11G - field -
Albert Krohn.
s
1.
P. hwart.. MAO., Dro•al, Arthur Kamln.
111111.41 Lip IIA 3011.W.
is too high, nothing too low for 'puc e scot lois, it,. entertainment
A mold liransolorfer. Art 11 ur Pinot.. Al.
frni Rranadorfer. linhertle Rotten. Nan
nn. Elijah is a patron of all
7 -
Making It Flash
Rabbi Itergor - •a•
the en., eneaker
own Fand1111. Adele Abrams. Rob
the needy and comes to them in at the donor dinner held by the Rioter- I The Victim: "But lady you put Shenker.
hmnIne. Moshe Shenker, Ernext K•tolits.:
the crises of their lives, whether hmel of the Tint
Annette Horowitz
. It
o. Mari. Mari
Out your hand."
h 35. Rah 11
h• Arts end odlth Price part In
that crisis depends on obtaining Mn,,
ee et Temple Beth El In Rot on Stitt, I Fair Motorist (recently engaged) the entertainment program end the play .
Re-Elect
I
• meal or on evading a shrewish
morndig Mac h 91
1.1e.rza
1,1.r4t.edor t
"Sorry, I Whit just admiring my
lee
wife. The reader of this excel-
new ring."
1JUDGE CHRISTOPHER E.
lent volume will undoubtedly
Buckling Financier
agree with Rabbi Segal that it is
Uncle: "I'll give you • penny if
Re-Elect
an omen of the inveterate democ- you'll stop crying."
racy of Israel that its story-tellers
Lawyer's son: "Y-es, but I-I've
cried
a
nickel's
worth
already,"-
should convert the patron angel
of the folk into a painless den- Boston Transcript.
tist, • quack, a perjurer, a slave,
Mrs. David Lichtig and Mrs. exemplary, and because of the fact
Charles Hamburger, in a statement that he was the oldest in a large
or ■ simple wanderer. In spite
of the quick changes of character hausted the subject, utilizing for made this week, urged the re-elec- family of poor parents. we, the un-
and function which Elijah under- his purpose the material repre- tion of Judge John A. Bcyne be- ' dersigned, together with other Jew-1
goes, he does not lose his essen- sentative in character, and there- cause of the services he has ren- ish citizens interested ourselves ini
tial humanity, nor does he ever by giving • much-needed portrait dered and the humanitarian way the boy's case. Convinced of his in-
LONG TERM
forget the high ethical values of in English of the three Elijahs as in which he treats important cases. nocence, we made arrangements for
Non•Partisan Ticket
the race. Elijah's ideal is to help created and pictured by the rab- Their statement follows:
an attorney to try his
Election
Monday, April 1
"The candidacy of Judge John A.
the needy and the suffering, and bis.
The author's classification
"The matter was heard before
GERALD W. GROAT,
to teach the ignorant as well as of the rabbinic sayings and I Boyne for re-election as Recorder Judge Boyne. Realizing that the
the educated.
Presiding Judge, Common Pleat
stories into the three aforemen- and Judge of Recorder's Court
In the last division of the book, tioned groups is a unique con- should receive the enthusiastic sup- paramount duty of a judge, as a
Court
11recotnim fled by fh... , 11 Nmr, amt
Rabbi Segal lists the rabbinic soy tribution to rabbinic interpreta- port of the Jewish citizens of De- human being, was to see that the
Metro I Free err..
init. concerning the theological tion and Jewish thought and ide- troit because of at least one case innocent are freed, the judge took
Konlor.eff
"A judge's duty of the bench is an active part in the case in order
functions of Elijah. Those func- ology. The Sources are indicated
Vint In "One (mint, Liner. Pr'now
tions are almost as varied as Eli- at the bottom of each page. In net only to punish the guilty but to bring out the facts which would
I ole
to
use
every
faculty
of
the
law
to
Ile.,
In
Ihlro:I
!Int %wig. .tuns Primer,
clear
this
lad
a
this
unfounded
jah duties in the realm of leg- addition, an excellent index of
S ol,
end. In that twilight era before subject matter is given at the end orctect the innocent and the wrong- accusation. The jury retuned a
Ilrol In l)rtro'l Time. Po - I of Attorne,•
speedy verdict of "not guilty' and
In Derail .rod 11n•n• Conn',
the judgment day, when all bid- 'of the volume. Although the ly accused.
Also It (Isle Or/v0.11(8ns 1.1,1,w
It was in March of 1932 in Re- this boy, whose name we are not
den things shall be revealed, Eli- lengthy Introduction is meant
nl• In Ort
m.n ✓ Ih.on a re::
jah will be the winnower, who mainly for thinkers and scholars, corder's Court, File No. A-3101, revealing at this time at his re.
DrIrolt 11111..5. I.8
that
Judge
Boyne
showed
the
fear-
quest,
is
at
present
working
at
will sift the clean from the un- the book proper, containing the
Delrolt
Fertrrollon
of Lottor.
Aotornoble Mork or
clean; he will be the messenger various legends and traditions, is less and humane attributes which honest labor and helping support
Momen'• Ia. of Detrit.
of good tidings; he will be the written In • popular form, and should recommend him to every his parents as well as his sma'!er
O or
Member
American
chief reconciler, bringing the will undoubtedly appeal to the Jewisk person who admires courage brothers and sisters.
Menu
" For thin courageous act, Ind ,
hearts of the children to the par- ordinary laymen as well. The and air play in a tu ge. In that
ents and the hearts of the parents English-speaking reader owes • month, a 22 year old Jewish boy, eating his worth as • judge and a
who never before had been ar- gentleman, Judge Boyne in our
to their children.
debt of gratitude to Rabbi Segal
Flowers and Calera
was taken into custody with opinion, should receive the votes of
Various attempts have been I for Issuing this excellent volume rested.
A single flower nes, r-nt-i^'
five other young buys, and was the thinking Jewish citizens in his Endorsed by Detroit and Wayne
made before to describe Elijah of information, learning and mistakenly identified in connection
County Bar Associations
all
three
of the primary c•I• . •
campaign for re-election as R°.
in traditional literature. Rabbi scholarship regarding the prophet with a felony.
is said. Thus a Woe e-,1
corder and Judge of the Recn-der's Ellecti•n April I
Nen•Partisan flower shows no red. a :A a d
Segal. however. has practically ex.' Elijah.
"Because the boy's character was' Court."
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low fllower no blue •
McLean
LANSING NOTES
Notts
"He's a professional hitch-hiker."
Foreign Bernie,.
There are more mental patients
In the hospitals of the country than
this all other kind. combined.
T EI N
Judge Gerald W.
GROAT
JUDGE
Common Pleas Court
f' e
.
CIRCUIT JUDGE
11 all
Bartlett Aims to Stop In-
crease in Accidents
When the Colonial Hotel of Mt.
Clemens adopted the slogan "the
finest Jewish resort hotel in
America," truer words could not
have been said. That very ade-
quately describes this newest ad-
dition to the Jewish hostelry of
this locality.
Equipped with every modem
convenience, planned with every
conceivable facility for the ut-
most comfort and pleasure of its
guests, there is 'little doubt but
that the Colonial will soon be-
come one of the most famous in
the entire country.
It is delightfully located in the
center of a private park whose
grounds have been carefully cared
for and which add to the pictur-
esque beauty of the site. Golf
enthusiasts will find excellent
courses within a short distance.
Riding experts will marvel at the
numerous and lovely bridle paths.
The indoor life, too, has been
carefully planned to please the
most exacting individual . . .
beautiful dining rooms, spacious
and numerous bridge and recre-
ation rooms, well stocked libraries,
a solarium high up on the roof
affords sun baths galore, bedrooms
tastefully and comfortably fur-
nished and assuring rest and
peace. A new and swanky cock-
tail lounge adjoining a romantic
terrace where the Colonial orches-
tra will thrill you with its en-
thralling dance or concert-every
whim, every desire, every slight-
est need is gratified.
An unusual feature and an ex-
tremely welcome one is the loca-
tion of the baths within the hotel.
This enables the guest to reach
them by elevator within a few
moments after leaving one's own
room. No fear of drafts, no fear
of colds.
The medical department, too,
like the remainder of the hotel,
was carefully planned, and always
with the paramount thought in
mind to fill the requirement of
the guest. And no the most ape
propriately equipped departments
in miles around. Keeping in mind
that primarily Mt. Clemens is a
Judge Boyne's Re-Election Urged On
Ground of His Humanitarian Methods
PATRICK H.
I.
(Copyright, 1993, H A. P. H 1
PASSOVER OBSERVANCE PLANNED
BY COLONIAL HOTEL, NOW UNDER
THE SUPERVISION OF MAX ELKIN
Sen:e.t
•The Jew I. Action" will Ito the theme
discourae by Pr. Lou M. Franklin
Sunday morning. Starch II. at 10:45.
TIM address will bear union the therm.-
utie of the iVnohloglots meeting of the
Colon of Anterh•on liebrew
• unarega-
t lone.
ion Fiehhatlk March 90. at 10:30. Itobld
Leon From ulli urtupy the pulpit and
.ea kon the eubJect "Preparing for
Vote for
Judge Sherman D.
LUTOMSKI
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
,t Z' I II LII LI 111'101
when my
amazement found no response in
an Orthodox friend, who said
that she had known about it all
along. I refer to the existence and
sale of "kosher" clothes. I had
known that the Bible contained
a clause prohibiting the mixture
of two different types of textiles
but I didn't know that in this age
there were still people who were
as pious as all that - and that
there were clothing stores which
were devoted exclusively to such
clothes which met the Mosaic
code.
Right in the heart of Fifth Ave-
nue there is an institution known
as the Combine Clothing Ex-
change, which sells non-Shat-
new" '(which means unmixed)
"kosher" clothes. Its advertise-
ments are directed to the Ortho-
dox Jew, inferring that Jews
wearing garments mixed of wool
and linen fail to achieve their
prayers to Heaven. What has me
worried though is how the rabbis,
who give their signature to the
kashruth of the garments, inspect
it, follow it through its various
manufacturing stages in order to
certify its holiness in acordance
with the dietary - so to speak-
code.
It is the obligation of every citizen to cast his
or her ballot at the Election on Monday, April 1.
There is nothing more vital than the selection
of an able judiciary.
The issues involved in the Election next Mon-
day are, therefore, of vital interest to every voter.
Every voter must cast a ballot at the Election
on Monday.
It 'is a duty you owe yourself and the commu-
nity. Study the records of the various candidates
and then vote for the ones you consider best quali-
fied to hold office. The Chronicle urges you to vote
next Monday, April 1.
Van Antwerp Has
Jewish Support
NON-PARTISAN
1,0
Before anybody knew she had
gone, Edna Ferber was back -
from a brief four-day visit to
Palestine, having traveled on the'
same ship R0 did Felix M. War-
burg. The noted novelist showed
her usual good judgment when
she reported that Egypt, the ave-
rage tourist's paradise, was boring
and Palestine, contrariwise, ex-
hilirating.
"It's a country in the making,
like America," remarked the no-
velist whose greatest claim to
fame are her stories of America
in the process of becoming. Her
preconceived notion that there
would be something musty about
the atmosphere of Palestine was
quickly dispelled. She's going
back soon - to write a novel of
Palestine perhaps.
PKOSHER" CLOTHES
I was rather stumped
1r
Nabs
BE SURE TO VOTE NEXT MONDAY
By MARTHA NEUMARK
To Pecorde,.'s 0-curt