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March 29, 1935 - Image 6

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1935-03-29

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PAGE SIX

TREPLTRORAWIRICARONICLE

• nd THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Schemanske, Prosecutor of Prosecutor's office was continu- here all his life, is married and
Many Criminals, Seeks ous until recently.
is the father of two children.
As the representative of the
Common Pleas Judgeship
In 1918, while attending the

Prosecuting Attorney at the ex- University of Michigan, he
en-
Frank G. Schemanske, Assist- tradition hearing of Ted Pizzino listed in the U. S. Army, and at
ant Prosecuting Attorney for 12 in New York, he obtained Pizzi- the signing of the Armistice con-

years, is a candidate for the of-
fice of Common Pleas Judge.
Serving under Paul Voorhies,
Robert M. Toms, James E.
Chenot, and Harry S. Toy, Mr.
Schemanake's connection with the

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I no's return to Detroit in Novem-
ber, 1930, to face a charge is
connection with the slaying of
'Jerry Buckley.
Mr. Schemanske was born in
Detroit 35 years ago and has lived

HENRY WINEMAN ANNOUNCES SELECTION
OF ASSOCIATES FOR SOLICITATIONS IN
ALLIED JEWISH PRE - CAMPAIGN EFFORTS
— — —

tinued his studies at the Univer-
(CONCLUDED PROM PAGE ONE)
sity. lie received his legal train- .
ing at the University of Detroit legitimate excuses, ill health and
and Columbia niversity, gradu- too arduous duties that cannot be
lating in 1922, and was appointed neglected. We acknowledge to
Assistant Prosecutor. them our debt for their contribu-
tion, if, in lieu of service, they

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have given to the limit of their
ability.
"The this member of our com-
munity is he who serves but does
not give. There are those who
value their time less than their
money, but realize that time is
the most precious asset man has
and that money has no worth ex-
cept in its power to do good. If

GUEST SPEAKER AT
YOUTH CONFERENCE

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)

a man convinces himself in all other countries. His report will
sincerity that he cannot give include "last minute" statements
and he gives of himself
unstiniingly and unselfishly, he in Jewish conditions, not oral
Germany but in refugee countrie
is and will be of great service to Germany
and will deal with the problems
his community.
"The fourth group, if indeed of the millions of impoverished
they can be reckoned as living
creatures worthy of being coun-
ted as a group in a community,
are those who neither serve nor
give. They are like the fourth son
of whom we will soon read again
in the Hagadah, at the Seder
Service, who knows not enough to
make inquiry. Perhaps if there
comes a time in life when sorrow
and suffering will touch them, as
it does to all sooner or later, then
they at least may fall into the
class of the third son, who asks—
' What is this?' And asking, may
receive the answer which will
open their hearts and their
purses."

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Rabbi Wise to Report Ob
-
tints) 0
NEW YORK — The condition
of the Jews of Germany and
other European countries will be
described by Rabbi Jonah B. Wise
at the annual meeting of the na-
GUS D. NEWMAN
tional council of the American
Jewish Joint Distribution Com- Jews in Poland, Roumania, Aus-
mittee on Saturday evening, Ap- t ria, and other lands where Jew-
ril 13, at Temple Emanuel.
i sh economic conditions are diffi-
Rabbi Wise returned from c ult.
Europe last week from a trip Felix M. Warburg will also ad-
abroad during which he conferred dress the meeting, according to
with the leaders of the German an announcement issued by Paul
relief and welfare organizations Baerwald, chairman of the Amer-
and the leaders of Jewish phi- itan Jewish Joint Distribution
lanthropy in England, France and Committee.

Dingeman's Election Philomathic Plans
Is Urged by Frank Debates, and Model

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Meeting for May

MILTON M. ALEXANDER URGES
RE-ELECTION OF INCUMBENTS
OF WAYNE CO. CIRCUIT COURT

Milton M. Alexander, prominent in our selections. The determinin

g
Detroit Jewish leader, in a state-
are not political align-
, ment to the editor of The Detroit factors
ments, but rather, Character,

Jewish Chronicle, this week urged
the voters to re-elect the incum-
bent Wayne County Circuit Court
judges. His statement follows:
"Once again it behooves me to
call the attention of your read-
era to a political situation and to
suggest to them an attitude and
a course of action that seems
fitting and sound.
"It should again be pointed out
that there is no "Jewish vote";
that not even the most persuasive
3ewish politician carries such a
vote in h is vest pocket; that Jews
vote as good citizens and not as
a religious or racial bloc.
"If proof of this contention
were needed it would be readily
provided by the scattering of
votes received in the recent Pri-
mary by Jewish candidates for
the Democratic nomination for
Circuit Judges. In the aggregate
these Jewish candidates received
a substantial number of votes, but
the variance in the votes polled
by the score of Jewish candidates
indicates an aversion on the part
of Jewish voters to "plunker bal-
lots".
"Among the 36 candidates
nominated for Circuit Judge by
the two major political parties
there is only one Jew, Judge Har-
ry B. Keiden, a Republican, who
polled the second largest vote of
the 228 candidates; and the size
and character of his support in-
dicates that such approval of him
as was evidenced by Jewish voters
was similarly shown by those of
other groups.
"The election of our judges is
a matter of good citizenship and
party politics should have no part

Ability, Judicial Temperament
and Experience. By these tokens
it . should not be a difficult matter
to make a wise decision.
"The present judges of the
Wayne Circuit Court have made
that institution one of the most
eminent in the country. A large
part of the litigants appearing in
this court are Jewish, and it is
important that they should at all
times be assured of fair, honest
treatment. This they have con-
sistently received, and the best
guarantee of a continuance of
such treatment is the re-election
of present judges, regardless of
their political party. There are
16 Republican judges and a Ion,:
Democrat now on the Circuit
Bench. All deserve re-election.
The Republicans are Judge Harry
B. Keidan, Judge DeWitt II. Mer-
riam, Judge James E. Chenot.
Judge Joseph A. Moynihan, Judge
Clyde I. Webster, Judge Vincent
M. Brennan, Judge Lester S.
Moll, Judge Guy A. Miller, Judge
Ire W. Jayne, Judge Robert M.
Toms, Judge Theodore J. Richter,
Judge Homer Ferguson, Judge
Arthur Webster, Judge Adolph F.
Marachner, Judge Harry J. Din-
geman and Judge Allan Camp-
bell. The single Democratic judge
is Thomas J. Murphy.
"No doubt there are sonic ex-
cellent men, not now holding
judgeships, who are seking a
place on the bench. The safest
course to follow, however, in the
interest of good government, is to
return all incumbents. I trust I
may not be regarded as presump-
tious therefore in advising such
a course of action."

Seymour J. Frank, in a state -
e
ay
r r y
all y a , ru urges
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n t r e ue e c d t i ool o W
until the conference to a discus-
f Judge H
The program of last Sunday's
sion of the problems which will Dingeman to the Circuit Court meeting
of the Philomathic De-
be laid before the conferedce.
Bench. Mr. Frank states:
bating Club consisted of another
Issues to B. Discussed
The spring judicial campaign round in the current intra-mural
On Saturday night the confer- which now engulfs us affords the debate tournament. The topic for
discussion was: "Resolved, That
ence will officially open, with the
All Industries Be Conscripted by
registration of delegates from
The second annual concert of
the Government in Times of
each organization. The conference
War". The affirmative upheld by Hashomer Hatzair will be held
Sunday
evening, March 31, at
will then be addresed by a na-
Max Sosin, chairman of the
Richard Kramer and Saul
CREWS of men, along a gale-blasted
Schwartz defeated the negative, 8:30, at Northern High School, Jolly Elite sixth annual Passover
dollars are spent annually for new
tionally known speaker, Rabbi
1 Saul Greenberg and Fred Bobbin. Woodward at Owen. charity dance, which will be held
Barnett Brickner of Cleveland.
road in Michigan, toiled in drifted
and improved equipment. Day by
The program, which will be in at the Graystone Ballroom, Tues-
Saul Schwartz was elected best
After a selection of conference
snow, battling against a lashing wind.
day rigid inspection and maintenance
speaker. A critic's report was ren- Hebrew, English and Jewish, is day evening, April 2, announced
officers the meeting will adjourn
All about them broken poles—
as
follows: that final arrangements have been
go forward.
dered by Philmore Leeman.
until the next morning for the
1. Makelah (Shomer choir). completed for this affair. Ilenry
. casualties of thestorm—laysprawled
The annual model meeting of
round tabl ediscussions.
Outdoors, patrolmen examine
2. "First Days of Deganiah", Biagini and his orchestra will fur-
Philomathic Debating Club will D. Pinski, (English).
on the ground amid tangled copper
On Sunday morning, the con-
every foot of Michigan's aerial cable
nish the entertainment and dance
be held the early part of May.
ference will divide itself into five
3. "Petah" Tunkeler, (Yiddish). music. In addition a floor show
wires, And every wire was heavily
once a year. AR long distance cable
The
program will consist of a de-
groups to discuss the problems of
4. Chassidic Dance.
will also be featured.
burdened with the telephone's arch-
bate on: "Resolved, That the
is tested regularly with the galvanom-
Jewish Youth and (1) Zionism,
5. "Pyramids" — Izofim and
An open meeting will be held
United States Adopt a System of Izofot.
enemy — sleet.
(2) Jewish education, (3) Fed-
eter, an instrument which can in-
at
the Jericho Temple, Saturday
Socialized Medicine." The parti-
eration, (4) Judaism, (5) his non-
,
At the first warning adds enemy,
stonily detect a flaw and, even on a
6." Song of Work", (Hebrew). evening, March 30, Hon. Charles
cipants
in
this
contest
are
Ba
Jewish
neighbor.
The
purpose
of
D
.
7.
"Lernt
zich
tzu
Faln"

L.
Bartlett will be the guest
mobilization begins. Word is flashed
cable miles in length, locate that
bin, Behrman, Elkind, Epstei n, Tunkeler, (Yiddish).
these round table discussions are
speaker. The public is invited. Ad-
Isaacs, and Leemon.
through every department. All hold
-
flaw almost to the foot.
to determine the attitude of Jew-
8. "Masada" — Y. Lamdan, mission will be free.
Melvin Gerson, chairman of th e
themselves in readiness. Repair
ish Youth to these problems, the
Indoors, constant tests are made
The entire proceeds obtained
outside affairs committee, an-
reasons for the attitudes taken,
trucks, fully manned, rush to the
A short synopsis in English of from this year's Passever charity
of all the intricate machinery of the
nounced
his
committees
last
week
and any possible change in at-
Masada
will
be
included
in
the
drive
will be used to alleviate the
damaged area and the telephone
as follows: Ads, Philmore Leemon
modern central office. And the search
titude.
and Leopold Snyder I; program printed program. The presents- needs of distressed Jewish fami-
storm troops go into action,
for improvement moves steadily on,
To Plan Future Action
tion
will
be
understood
and
en-
lies
with
Passover necessities.
and place, Melvin Gerson and
During such emergenciesthere can
an endless search for equipment
In the afternoon, the confer- JUDGE HARRY J. DINGEMAN Jack Behrman; printing, David joyed by all. Tickets are only 25c The Jolly Elite Club urges all
and
may
be
obtained
at
1044
be no waiting for good weather;
Pe- clubs, sororities and organizations
ence will again convene as a body average individual an additional Safran; medals, Dave Levin and
that shall be still more sturdy, still
and determine the future action experience in self - government Julian Caplan; judges, Leopold nobscot Bldg. Door admission will to attend this dance April 2.
there can he no thought of cost or
more efficient.
be 35c.
to
be
taken
by
the
youtn
groups
Snyder
I
and
Fred
Babbin;
pu
b-
The present situation may be
comfort in the work of restoring Ben
Neither trouble nor expense can
of the city. It is hoped that the viewed by a thinking person from licity, Irving Isaacs, Jack Beh r-
Napoleon's Love Letters
vice promptly. The messages of
The Rich and the Poor
results of this conference will see two standpoints — that of the man, Robert Cole and Nathan E P-
be considered in the task of keeping
The man who owns little, but
Eight of Napoleon's love letters
combined 'action by the Jewish voter and that of the candidate. stein.
Michigan subscribers must go
open Michigan's copper lanes of
can keep his wishes and needs
youth organization in the future, I am not a candidate and there-
through!
The board of directors accepted within his means, is rich. The man to Josephine were bought by a Lon-
speech; for today, a in the past, the
and that a continuations commit- fore do not presume to state his Stanley Lebergott on indefinite who owns much, but feels that he don bookseller who paid around
But it is not only in emergencies
$20,000 for them, outbidding eager
guiding principle is the tradition
tee will be selected by the organi- sae. Whatever Mr. Candidate probation.
would like to own more, is poor. French and American dealers.
that the work of safeguarding
zations with suggestions as to does, concerns me however to this
The debate to be held at next
which demands—fair or
future lines of work.
the service is carried on. It is
extent: How does he aid me in week's meeting of the Philomathic
stormy, day or night — that
The conference proper will the discharge of my duty as a will be: "Resolved, That a New
a year-round job. Millions of
e the message must go through.
a
close with a dance to be held at voter? I have the privilege of Pure Foods Law Be Passed." An
the Jewish Community Center voting and I am honestly desirous affirmative team composed of
,
/
building, 8904 Woodward Ave., at of doing my part as a citizen in Charles Freedgood and Jack
9 p. m. that evening. The dance the exercise of this, my birth- Behrman will meet a negative
will be open to the general public, right. I not only want to vote, team consisting of Louis Selik
while delegates will be admitted but I want to vote intelligently and Sol Selik.
On Sunday , April 21, at 7:30
with their credentials.
and understandingly, and in or-
Organizations may register in der that I may d6 this, it is es- P. m., the Philomathic will debate
advance by sending names and ad- sential that I know something ; the Young Circle League on the
dresses to the conference commit- about the candidate, his record, question: "Resolved, That Amer-
tee at the Jewish Community his legal training, his reputation lean Jewry Actively Participate
n the community and the opinion in the Coming World Jewish Con-
Center.
of his neighbors respecting him. gress." The Philomathic will up-
As far as I am concerned, I pre- hold the negative side of the ques-
fer judicial experience; I prefer lion.
legal ability to lack of legal abi-'
lity; performance to promisee;
unquestioned integrity to dou b t- Haggadah Studied
ful or questionable integrity. I
prefer the known to the unknown
m I place a record of achieve-
and
--
ent above no record at all.
The Passover Haggadah is now
"These thoughts prompt a ref- being studied in all the class-
erence to the candidacy of Judge rooms of the United Hebrew
harry J. Dingeman for re-elec- Schools. In the lower classes the
Lion as Circuit Judge on April 1. study is limited to the reading of
The enviable record of Judge selected portions, singing some of
Dingeman is known not only in the Passover songs, and acquaint-
Detroit, but throughout the State ing the children with the stories
of Michigan. For 16 consecutive about the holiday. In the higher
— and the Saving of Buying
terms he has been re-elected Pre- classes, the entire Haggadah is
siding State Judge by all of the being studied and interpreted.
SOLID STEEL "TURRET-TOP" BODIES BY FISHER
Directly of the Manufacturer
Circuit Court Judges of Michigan. The history, customs and cere-
For 17 years he has been Circuit monies connected with Passover
Judge in Wayne County, during are taken up in all details. The
TRIPLE-SEALED HYDRAULIC BRAKES
which time he has justly earned children are taught not only to
a reputation for learning in the understand the different symbols
1..e.
law, fidelity to duty, unquestioned of the Seder night, but also to
integrity and fearlessness in his leid in the ceremony of the
GLARE-FREE DRIVING
judgments. The Judges of thil Seder. In many classes a minis-
State and County, as well as the ture Seder is being arranged a
Bar recognize his judicial attain- few days before Passover.
ments, and in legal circles it Is
generally accepted that his record
compares favorably with that of
Iowa:mats whom taro loveliest of
any other Judge. I am informed
Beautiful
ens and optimal& construction hays
a careful survey of all cases ap-
Grinnell-Built
node thew the choice of 11,000 par-
pealed to the Supreme Court of The Second National Conference
Michigan within the last 20 years of the Zionist Revisionists' Or-
.hesere Ia Hicklp a slows! And, wise
shows that 68 per cent were af-
ouplad with superior quality, there to
firmed. In comparison, a survey ganizetion of America will be held
he decisive price-advantage that
of the appeals taken from Judge on
Saturday, Sunday and Mon-
SON
a
risk buying of the enumfsztaror,
Dingeman decisions shows that Y.aoyri April 6, 7 and 8 in New
I CI
A Gmerat M. vet..
City. Interest has been
81 per cent were affirmed. This
snr
pre-eminently
desirable
(Plena Above)
tke
Woos
shown by various Zionists in this
Not merely safe but super-safe—that's the Pontiac for
it
splendid
record
furnishes
am
le
l
e
the Pontiac. Learn that for safety, stamina and
.o. of • GRINNELL EROS. PIANO
proof of his ability as a Circu conference because of the parti
most extraor-
1935. It gives you three important safety features not
.or year era home! Very easy tenni
everything else, you can't do better than a Pontiac—
Judge, and in my opinion his ree- cipation of Vladimor Jabotinsky,
".7 be arranged. Your old plane dinary vales-
should challenge the atten- president of World Union of
combined on any other car at any price—the safest of
the most beautiful thing on tcheels!
Zirallist Revisionists, who will de-
lion of every voter.
vccoptod as pan payments
liver
liver the main message of the con-1
bodies, the finest of brakes and protection from the
PONTIAC MOTOR COMPANY, PONTIAC, NILIIIG kN
vention. 11r. Jabotinsky will leave ,
glare of sun and headlights. Rut bey ond even that,
Gomberg to Address Old ! after the conference for Europe'
GREINELL EROS., Detroit.
where he is scheduled to tour :
Folks' Home Young
you get the ruggedness, strength and roadability that
Bane
Piano
E
Es
and Central Europe.
tzez,c-zed
People's Day
years old. 'Whet teal you
only adequate weight can assure. There is no sign of
The local branch of the Revi-
.(lot me for it in escheat. loosed a
Ephraim R. Gomberg will be sionista
Wises you've ease It
will
participate
in
the
skimping anywhere about the 1935 Pontiac. The
GRINNED. BROS. GRAND ❑ UN
the speaker on Young People's convention. A meeting of the lo-:
and beard it, yes will
RIGHT ❑ PLAYER ❑ t ((Sark
Day,
sponsored
by
the
Junior
:cal
organization
was
held
Thurs:
De Luxe Sedan, for example, weighs more than any
readily sadantand the
"elm preferred).
Group, which will take place from ! day evening at which delegates
moon for It great
2 to 4, Sunday afternoon, March !were chosen.
sedan on the market priced up to $900—except the
NAME
31, at the Old Folks Home, Brush; An appeal was
SIXES AND EIGHTS
popularity. You would
issued
by
the
ADDRESS
Pontiac Eight. Yet, thanks to skillful engineering,
and Edmund. The topic of Mr. !
expect it to Ise priced
List priers at Pontiac, Michigan, begin at $615
Gomberg's address will be the local organization to all those who
at lout $100 blzhevl
this heavier, sturdier, more substantial ear is a marvel
heard Mr. Jabotinsky at the ban-
foe the Six and $730 for the Eight (subhrt to
campaign for funds to build a quet
and lecture to join the
change without netice). Standard group of oc-
for gas and oil economy. Come in. Study and drive
new
Old
Folks
Home.
Revisionist
ranks.
A
number
of
On Sala at All Grimm' Stores
enemies extra. Easy G.M.C.A. Time Paynsoto.
Refreshments will be served Zionists have already
joined the
during the afternoon. All Jewish !organization. Others, desirous of
young people's organizations are, Information
about membership,
invited. They are requested to ; dues obligations,
may write
co ntact Ida Zeff, secretary of to Louis Panush. etc.,
secrety,
ar 2527
"0.10 NovrAawfor for SS Peer."
Junior Group, at Murray 4048,1W.
W. It MM..
Philadelphia, Euclid 1382-W.
to inform her of the number of
e
1515-21
I
members of each club expecting
%.
Most
mammals
have
three
gait_
I
WOODWARD
AVE.
to attend.
—the walk, trot and run.

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selves to devote their meetings

Hashomer Hatzair
Jolly Elite Club
Concert on Sunday
Passover Dance
Tuesday, April 2

The Message Must Go Through

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In Hebrew Schools

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In N. Y. April 6-8

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