PAGE TWELVE litEVErnorriEwisn(ARON142/1 5 5 September 11, 1936 and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE 41111111 ■ ______ Lappin is Favored 1 Hershey Sentiment For Commissioner MEMBERSHIP DRIVE is Strong in 15th This Suite Will Add Charm to Your Home for Rosh Hashonahl OF K. OF P. LODGE Among the several candidates far public office of the Jewish faith, who will be voted upon at the pri- 4 Saul Kling, chairman of the en- maries TUesday, one of the most outstanding is unquestionably Com- tertainment committee of the De- missioner A. C. Lappin, who is a troit Lodge No. 55, Knights of Pythias, this week made a state- ment relative to the local lodge's participation in this year's grand lodge convention which will be held in Jackson, Mich., on Sept. 23. Mr. Kling's statement to the members of Lodge No. 55 fol- lows in part: "It is the first time a grand lodge session will be open to its membership. You will also see for the first time the grand lodge confer the rank of page in long form on the largest class ever assembled and on this occasion your lodge expects to be repre- sented by about 100 candidates, this class to be known as the Sam Raskin Class. "At this convention it is our great desire to groom Sam Ras- kin to the office he rightly de- serves because of his untiring ef- forts in the doings of the grand and subordinate lodge s. The membership drive for this class is still on and it is up to every A. C. LAPPIN Here Is a Typical Robinson Value member to support this under- candidate for Circuit Court Com- taking by bringing in an ap- Finer coverings of genuine Loompoint Frieze or missioner on the Republican ticket. together with the ap- Curly Mohair. Available in all desirable colors. Four are to be nominated, of whom plication plicant next Tuesday night." Balloon type cushions. Chair has channel back. two of the present incumbents were Sotial functions of Lodge No. recently appointed by the Gover- 55 start next month with a din- Exceedingly comfortable and smart. Specially nor. ner dance. The tentative date priced. Come and compare the many fine qualities Commissioner Lappin has made ras well as the unusually low price. A suite of a very aggressive and hard fight is Oct. 25, exceptional charm. for this office, having appeared be- fore many audiences during the last six months. Ile is a pacifist by nature and a great lover of peace among individuals, groups and nations. He has for nearly 12 years devoted every moment of his spare time to advocating the im- Liberty Ball to Be Held ■ t Naval provement of the administration of Armory on Saturday, Sept. 26 justice as a whole, especially that very old system so WASHINGTON BOULEVARD at 1420—NEAR GRAND RIVER AVE. through A benefit ball, the proceeds of extensively used by our people, yet a very new system for our modern which will go to the suffering vic- Open Friday, Saturday and Monday Evenings times, namely, arbitration. During tims of Black Legion terror, will the most recent months, he has be held at the Naval Armory, Jef- broadcasted a weekly message over ferson Ave. near the Belle Isle Station WWJ as the local "World bridge, on the evening of Satur- REV. ROSENFELD'S 13TH Observer" for the National Peace- day, Sept. 26, from 9 p. m. to 1 YEAR AT B'NAI MOSHE ways, which broadcast will con- a. m., under the sponsorship of tinue indefinitely on Wednesdays the Detroit Council of the Amer- at 10:20 p. in. over WWJ. Also for ican Youth Congress. Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld will ob- the last 24 weeks he has broadcast Prominent individuals are serve his liar Mitzvah with Con- on Mondays at 8 p. m, on Work- financing the ball, with the Fox gregation B'nai Moshe when he The Detroit Hebrew Ladies' men's Compensation on WJBK. Theater donating its stage show, DEXTER BLVD. AND LAWRENCE AVE. conducts his services in that syna- Free Loan Association, which has Mr. Lappin will undoubtedly complemented by Major Bowes' gogue, located at Dexter and Lawr- been in existence for 15 years, ence, during the High Holy Days. this week announced that during bring to the office of Circuit Court amateur contestants, and night Present the Well-Known Cantor Rosenfeld not only won the past year it remitted a total Commissioner, a wealth of experi- club stars from Oasis, Club Plan- ence. He has on several occasions tation and the Chocolate Bar of $976 to Yeshivahs in Poland acted as a Referee by appointment Jimmy Higgins and his WWJ or- and Palestine. The complete list of circuit judges, on many occa- chestra will furnish the dance of disbursements by this organiza- sions as an Arbitrator by appoint- music with Billy Repaid acting as tion follows: ment of attorneys or parties to the master of ceremonies. Nov.4 Mar 16 disputes, and heard thousands of I WITH A JUVENILE CHOIR Plans for the ball, to be known 1575 1536 Tochivith hfra Shearlin claims of employees for compensa- as the Liberty Ball, were initiated 15 $ 20 Toltnadlcal Akailenty Knlel t tion on account of injuries and dis- by the Detroit Council of the Kovno 25 20 Or Torah Yealihaii abilities resulting from accidents American Youth Congress, with 25 20 Grand Yeehl, ah F:nta lialyum 25 Miss Marie Henry of the District 20 in the course of their employment. Chic( 1201,11 IL 55 1.1eiciwIts 26 20 Mr. Lappin is most favorably Cabinet of the Epworth League 'Illef Rabbi A. 1. Block , 25 20 Ilnnn 1. Schci- known through his many commu- as chairman, assisted by Miss 25 20 Itablo C. Weintr•ub 26 20 nal activities and it is freely pre- , Willie Lacy, of the Junior N. A. i ffi I M. liordon :5 20 dieted on all sides that his chances; Rabb Z Rhkop A. C: P., as chairman of the pro- 25 2.0 Mann A Kotler for nomination are excellent, and I gram committee. :5 20 SERMONS BY— 1104, 1. I Finkel! 25 20 that if he is successful, the judicial In her statement to the press, Miletiiky 26 15 department of this county's gov- Ranh 5 0. Le4ineon Miss Marie henry said: "This is anti Nap- in n ernment will have in its ranks, a 25 more than a ball, this is a public 20 /Ili hia Ileltser (representa- man who will undoubtedly do every- indictment of Black Legion ter- tive In Nicotine) 29 25 thing in his power to simplify the Rabbi JIMPII ror. We appeal to the Jewish procedure, reduce the cost to liti- people of Detroit at whom this 1376 51on gants and taxpayers and make the Additional checks were issued attainment of justice more simple terror is in a great measure di- rected, to support this ball and as follows: and more expeditious as well. Rabid I Si. Canton, May 4. 1939 —11 this popular indictment. The Seats from $4—up are on sale at the office (Lawrence Ave. 00 1101,1,1 1 hi Slay 4. 1039.., 105 price, 40 cents in advance and 50 Niev 1, la, hn. 15, 1936 entrance) daily 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. and evening 8 to 10 o'clock. 1 201,1, 1Jaren cents at the door, is within the limits of everyone's pocketbook. CANTOR A. A. ROSENFELD 5300 Come and help this worthy cause " Reservations may be made now and held till midnight, S•tur• The organization the esteem of the members of his points to the Mrs. Rebecca Poole, the 22- day, Sept. 12th, first Selichoth, admission to which is free. own congregation during his resi- above record as an indication that year-old wife of the Legion's les wide support from the dence in Detroit but has also Sunday evening, Sept. 13, at most recent victim, a slain IV. P. gained a large following in the city ommunity. It urges Detroit Jews Central High School, Linwood and A. worker, has no means of earn- at large by virtue of his activities to respond liberally to appeals ing a living, and has two small in community affairs. lie is a for- made during the year and especi- Tuxedo, a large mass meeting will infants depending on her. Her , mer president of the Cantor's Asso- ally to box collections conducted be held to honor Frank Murphy, oldest child, Mary Lou, is but 16 ' ciation of Detroit and has presided from time to time. Governor-General of the Philip- months of age, and the youngest in numerous community programs Officers of the Detroit Hebrew pines and candidate for Governor child, Nancy, a baby of two as a guest artist. Free Loan Association . • trhes , t hwe a born urodrer 1 .1, but t five a tdhaeyrs At the High Holy Day services Ida Baker, president; Mrs. Sarah on the Democratic ticket. murder her father. The committee planning the this year, Cantor Rosenfeld will be Goldman, treasurer; Mesdames B. Mrs. Silas Coleman, a colored assisted by a choir of well-trained Beginsky, Rose Kruger and M. mass meeting has arranged a widow, whose World War veteran voices whom he has personally Shalof s k y, vice-presidents; H. street parade to precede the meet- husband was murdered for a thrill Levy, secretary. trained. ing. Speakers at the meeting will by a group of drunken Black Le- consist of Hyman Altman of the gionaires, must depend upon the ANNOUNCE Jewish Radio Hour; Judges D. J. Welfare pittance of $5 a week to Healy and Joseph A. Murphy of support herself and her six.year- CANTOR • the Probate Court; Harold L. old son. She has been in ill-health CANTOR Stoll, Register of Deeds. Aaron for the last several years and is Kurland, chairman of the Jewish in great need of medical care Prominent among the candidates Radio Forum, will preside. Ad- which she cannot afford. The present Wayne County One at North Anierica'a out.. for County Clerk on the Democratic well Loose In Det mat for hi. mission to the mass meeting will The wife of John Beilak, once Drain Commissioner, Leo J. No- ticket is Casper J. Lingeman, a rep- eland iffir l'haffinInt 1011 officiate 1 otnint Nom, lm were tree. at.,15101 be free. The program will begin active member of the Iludson local st I ite- wicki, is a candidate for lieuten- by a It 01-1 ruitinl choir ‘5111 offic- resentative in the State Legislature at 8 o'clock and will include musi- iate at the A. F. of L., whose bullet-riddled I ant-governor on the Democratic from Wayne County. PHILA. - BYRON cal entertainment, featuring stars body was found on a lonely road I ticket. His economical and effi- TUXEDO-HOLMUR AUDITORIUM Mr. Lingeman pioneered the de- of radio and stage. near Monroe, Mich., in 1934, has cient administration of the drain (Nee-ly Decorate/I) SYNAGOGUE On the arrangements commit- mode a courageous fight for the office has often placed Mr. No- velopment of the section now known tee for the mass meeting are: sake of her six-year-old child. wicki in the headlines as a unique as the University District. Through his record in the State Hyman Altman, George A. Cordel, Working as a waitress in the Palm SLICHOTH SERVICES AT BOTH SCHOOLS MIDNIGHT, public servant. The Detroit News Legislature, Mr. Lin has said of him: "In a class by een as Marvin L. Kanes, Aaron Kurland, Beach Beer Gardens, she has SAT., SEPT. 12. FREE ADMISSION given the preferred rating of Sam Leiberman, Joseph II. Can- doubled her shifts during the va- himself, records show, is Leo J. the Detroit Citizens' League and tor, Maxwell 51. Chetkin, Max cation periods of other waitresses, Nowicki, Drain Commissioner, TICKETS FOR HOLIDAY SERVICES been endorsed by the Detroit Chamsky, Leon Friedman, Alex and has for several months who has already saved in 19% has Federation of Labor. Now on Sala at Both Schools. Early Reservations Advised Gordon, Charles Haas, I. Leven. worked as many as 12 to 16 hours . months more than he promised to Mr. Lingeman first entered pub- son, David Leach, Louis Maskin, a day. She has had to give up save in two full years." All Proceeds for Maintenance of Your Hebrew Schools lie life two years ago when he wa Hyman Makel, Arthur H. Ratnor, her job, exhausted by the strain As Drain Commissioner he kept a s ate for the State Legis- Max Silverman, Isidor Soenick, of combating poverty. his 1932 campaign pledge by 153 lature from the first District and Barnet Vernor and Morris Wein- Tickets for the Liberty Ball are per cent. Ile saved $54,000 out on sale at Grinnell Bros. of an appropriation of $118,000 had the honor of leading th e ticket . stein. bile a member of the Legisla- d uring his first term in office, not Contributions to United Jew- by cutting salaries but by elim- ture, he has taken an active part in The Jewish Community is invited to attend the inating useless and unnecessary introducing new legislation dealing ish Charities with vital questions of the time. operations. He successfully planned and carried cat a county- Contributions to the United ■ wide program of drain mirk by Mildred sod Melvin Gerson and Jewish Charities were received turning dole dollars into work dol- Jack Henoch Recover from Dr. Albert L. French who has from Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. lars. Accident been connected with the Wayne Schloss in memory of Max May; of the Friends of Mildred Gerson, Mel- County Coroner's office for a peri- from Sir, and Mrs. Henry M. vin Gerson and Jack Ilenoch will od of 18 years, is a candidate for Butzel in memory of Max May; JUDGE LIDDY IN RACE be pleased to learn that they are from 51r. and Mrs. Maurice A. FOR THE U. S. SENATE recovering from an automobil ac- Engass in memory of Max May cident which occured on Aug. 31. and Adolph Freund. Judge Ralph W. Liddy is making These three Detroiters were re- a strong bid for the Democratic leased from the hospital last week WRESTLING AT ARENA ON nomination for United States Sen- and are on their way to complete MONDAY NIGHT CHESED SHEL EMES ator. Judge Liddy has an excellent recovery. Arena Bowl next Monday eve- record on the bench. The veteran Mildred and Melvin Gerson re- ning will be the scene of a double- Detroit jurist recently gained in- side at 2269 IV, Euclid wind-up wrestling card which and ternational fame by holding for Jack lIenoch's home is Ave. at 3295 From 1 to 4 P. M. Promoter Adam Weissmulle r de- trial the 13 defendants in the Rochester Ave. scribes as "my best offering of Black Legion murder case. It was ildred Gerson will on the site of the Organization's Cemetery the outdoor season." remem- in Judge Liddy's court that Day- bered as the winner of be the Junior Originally the Woodward Ave. ton Dean, trigger-man, made his Division of the Detroit Jewish In order to acquaint the public with the work of the mat imoressario planned to have dramatic confession. Judge Liddy Allied Campaign Oratorical Con- institution end to enlist their support. Mango Singh, his Hindu bad man, I served as a member of the Michi- the valedictorian of the and Oki Shkinia, the Jan, meet gan Legislature for two terms, and test, FUTURE EVENTS WILL BE Shaarey Zedek graduating in his main attraction. That one while a member of that body was and the class recipient of the American ANNUAL BAZAAR — Saturday Eve. Nov. 14 should have been plenty good chairman of the important commit- Legion Honor enough to satisfy the most fastidi- tee onjudiciary. Ile recently cele- around student. Medal as best all DR. ALBERT L. FRENCH ANNUAL BALL — Sunday Evening, Jan. 17 ous mat fan and probably would brated his 10th year as s judge of re-election on the Republican ballot. have done just that. Common Pleas Court. Your cooperation and support solicited. Dr. French is a graduate of the Later in the evening last Mon- Unveiling of Monument Detroit College of Medicine day John Swenski and Alex Kase- Fannie Hurst is getting 100,000 Oral Soren and daughter, Es- Surgery and has been actively and en- boski all but tore one another simoleons from Metro-Goldwyn- ther, will unveil a monument in gaged in the private practice of his apart in a roughly wrestled semi- Refugees in Paris Invited to Be- them to become French citizens. Slayer for the screen rights to her memory of Mrs. Bessie Soren, on profession for the past 25 years, novel "Great Laugh- Sunday, Sept. corn. French Citizens M easures to facilitate their nat- unpublished at 1:30 p. m., Ile Is an outstanding expert in final which ended in a draw and ter" ... No wonder she's laughing. at Westwood Cemetery on Michi- medical-jurisprudence and h a Herr Weissmuller then decided to The Front PopuIsle govern. uralization are now being taken. a heed the requests of the fans who gan Ave. For further information, ment brought joy to the large col- Mfanwhile the Fascist parties are The European art world is hold- call Mrs. H. Pevin, Townsend served the city of Detroit and witnessed the Labor Day Swenski- ony of refugees from political • Charge Accounts or Budget Terms! Victims of Black Legion to Get Aid from Dance Fu'nds Robinson furniture Co: Ladies' Free Loan Remitted Sum of $976 During Year Congregation B'nai Moshe Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld Rosh Hashonah & Yom Kippur Services, September 17, 18 and 26 Rabbi Moses Fischer Honor Frank Murphy at Meeting Sunday For the Holidays .. . United Hebrew Schools Feivel Sobolow Jacob Skolnick Nowicki Candidate Lingeman Candidate for County Clerk for Lieut.-Governor More than the usual amount of interest in the Primary election has been aroused on the west side over the nominee to be chosen for GUARD AND YOUR V BE EYES • SAFE With Health•Lite Glasses Eyes examined, glasses fitted by registered specialists at a price you ean •fford to pay. MURRAY'S 1119 GRISWOLD ST. nest es Kiaset's, nr. McMinn Are. JOSEPH HERSHEY Congress in the 15th District, on the Democratic ticket, Joseph Hershey, prominent as a City Water Commissioner and business man, is making a. strong run. Mr. Hershey is a strong sup- porter of the Roosevelt administra- tion and considers that the Presi- dent has made excellent progress in his program for recovery. Ile is for economy in Govern- ment, and stresses Civil Service for all Government employees, in- cluding postmasters, as one means toward this. Ile is bitterly opposed to War, with its waste of life and wealth, and is against entangling alliances with other countries. Commissioner Hershey is mak- ing a favorable impression on the voters in his canvas of the dis- trict, by his practical talk on the questions in which they are inter- ested, his humane views on work- ing conditions and the betterment of the ordinary citizen and tax- payer, and his strong adherence to the present administration and loyalty to the Democratic party over a period of 25 years. lie has been picked by many as the strong candidate for the Congressional nomination. • To Prof. Herbert Speyer, Bel- gian mathematician, goes the honor of being the biggest professional contributor to the council for Ger- man Jewry ... Ile gave $10 000 MASS MEETING Detroit Jewish Free Burial Association ' This Sunday, September 13 protesting a decree instructing and racial discrimination abroad naturalized foreigners to assume ing its breath ... The Nazi's are 8-6919. Relatives, friends and mem- planning an exhibit of Hitler's ar- hers of the Bessie Soren Zviller when it issued a statement urging French names. tistic creations Ladies Aid Society are invited. County of Wayne for many years, first as County physician and later as chief medical examiner, and was elected four times as Coroner. Kasaboski spectacle and bring them back again. This he is going to do in the form of • twin bill that should be packed with TNT. Your LAMP SHADES must match your clean Curtains & Draperies Now is the time to have have them cleaned. All Work Guaranteed FAULTLESS Curtain Laundry & Cleaners, Inc. 4737 ELMHURST HOGARTH 1010 If you want to enjoy your holiday meals•–Order our famous Egg Chale nowl—the beat in town A. Hoptinan's Bakery 8916 Twelfth Street MAdison 1755 EVERYTHING REASONAIXE PRICED SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS Honey Cake, Sponge Cakes and all kinds of fancy cakes 1 We wish all Detroit Jewry a very Happy and I Prosperous New Year Gong. B'nai 'David ELMHURST AND 14TH ANNOUNCE The Engagement of the Well Known CANTOR LEO LANGE 1 Dr. French, Coroner, Seeks Re-Election IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our be- loved daughter, Lillian Jacobson who passed away 13 years ago, the second day of Rosh Hashonah. Sadly missed by her loving par- ents, sisters and brothers. formerly of Moscow, now of New York, and assisted by a wonderful choir under the direction of DAVID SCHKLONICK- will chant the services on the coming— HIGH HOLY DAYS Rabbi Joshua Sperka will occupy the pulpit and deliver the sermons in English and in Yiddish Congregation B'nai David extend s a special invitation to new members to enroll before the High Holy Days, Dues are now only $16 per year. Every member is entitled to two perms- neat seats in the synagogue free. Cantor. R. Boyarsky NATIONALLY FAMED SYNAGOGUE SINGER Together With sin Able Choir Will Conduct Services at Congregation Beth Tephila Emanuel WOODROW WILSON AND TAYLOR AYES. Rosh Hashonah & Yom Kippur. Rabbi Milton Kopstein Who Was Ordained by the Late Chief Rabbi A. I. Kook of Palestine Will Deliver the Sermons in English and Jewish Seats for the High Holy Day Services Are Now on Sale at the Srunt.t.s- SLICHOTH SERVICES WILL BE HELD SAT. MIDNIGHT