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EDenionjonsn etRONIChE

Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity named: Entertainment, George
Moore and Harry Albert; finan-
Resumes Activity

Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity
has resumed activities.
A contribution was made to the
American Committee Appeal for
the Relief of the Jews in Poland.
Plans were made for a wienie
roast to be held Sunday, Sept. 13,
at Riverside Park.
The following committees were

cial, Nathaniel Shulman and Art
Grenn; sports, Irving Berger and
Harry Albert; membership, David
Pacernick and George Moore;
publicity, Irving Berger and Art
Grenn; hospitalization, Irving
Berger and Nathaniel Shulman;
pins, Lew Miller and David Pacer-
nick; historian, Art Grenn.

You and Your Friends Are Cordially Invited to
Attend the

MASS MEETING

In Honor of

Frank Murphy

Democratic Candidate for

Governor

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

LINWOOD a TUXEDO

SUNDAY EVE„ SEPT. 13, 8 P. M.

Prominent Speakers!

Entertainment by Stars of Radio and Stage!

ADMISSION FREE!

EVERYBODY WELCOME

RE-ELECT

Robt. E. SAGE

REPUBLICAN

Circuit Court Commissioner

Primaries—Sept.

15 ,1936

September 11, 1936

and THE LECAL CHRONICLE •

—

Election Nov. 3, 1936

JEWISH LEADERS I Urge Re-Election
COAST TO COAST Holy Day Services
ENDORSE REILLY
of Henry Behrendt BROADCASTS OF ' at Temple Beth El
A number of well-known Detroit
COMING WEEK Rosh Hashonah Services:
The re-election of Henry Behr-
Jews have joined in issuing a

statement endorsing the candidacy
of C. Terry Reilly for. County
auditor on the Republican ticket.
Particularly outspoken in his
praise for Mr. Reilly, who is secre-
tary of the Michigan State Ath-
letic Board, is Maurice J. Cap-
lan, a member of the boxing com-
mission.' Mr. Caplan urges the
nomination of Mr. Reilly on the
ground that he is excellently
equipped by training and exper-
ience for the post of county audi-
tor.
An interesting tribute was paid
to Mr. Reilly some time ago in the
Grand Rapids Press. The article in
the Grand Rapids Press read:

city.

Were.

el Terry
Terry' hos other funny Idea,. For
se Il e believe s the elate sh.ld 110.
pun. drunk fighter. or (hope on the
verge of becoming punch drunk. Ile said
Pee Wee Jarrell nos quite 1.1 off and
should beW.V. end made the cons-
ntl.l. see It as he did. Pee Wee walled
and brought • lot of pre m.. to be.,
Ito notch ow, that some of thecommis-
sion, like all commiselons, weakened
hit, but Terry did not end mode it stick.
II, halt notion there are other boys on
the Yen. of becoming fit for teultInl cell s
and mint. to demi., thou of the Dili-
:liege of being fighters.
lo
Irishman, a. une ean learn
WU. with him
therefore Ilk. a
Joke, but hi. humor Is not no distorted
50 In nul l,. Mtn nil. .eking • big
eintnInkull sreatler throning a referee,
pohi,,g him sith s fiat, kicking or even
teen. • ehirt.
Itelliy hate instructed lila referee. In
mantling bouts to preserle order. If •
wrestler tries any funny *tuff itith the
referee be aill be suspended and two of
them arc
on the any out for a year for
tellog flint .tuff. One referee, Let Phil-
bin, former boner, knocked • wrestler
rold thoritt. u boot bemuse the wrestler
kicked hitn. Reilly backed up Philbla
and threw the grappler'. complaint Into
the saste basket.
The new losing secretary on In
Ore. 'ruesday Inspecting the
14 . 1 ing and Wrestling situation here. The
Furniture (apltal A. I , Been. I. op
for renewal or renstiotment• The old
chit. ono!. II Mirk but Reilly says •
mniter of unpaid Mita complicates the
elluntion. II. said he hail turned the eel-
lotion nuttier over to the attorney gen-
eral for action mid mints null brought.

2--ehorrh of the Ale, Sunday, Sept. 13.
P. rn., L. 15 S. T., via station
WAlle, r'olumlna Broadcasting System.
Sermon by Rabbi Jonah B WI., assisted
by cantor and choir of Central Syna-
gogue. New York City.
3-4. D. C. Teathnonlal Luncheon to
Mrs. Herbert II. Lehman, Monday, Sept.
14, at 2 p m., E. D. a T., via WOOF
50,1 the lied Network of the National
Broadc.ting Company. sod station
WMCA Speaker.. Mr, Fells M. 1Var-
burg, Rev. Everett Rosa Clinchy, and
Mr.. Herbert II. Lehrman.
4—Rota Iluhonah Program.spon-
laded by (!omardttee on Cultural Arndt'.
rf the J. D. C., Tuenday, Sept. IL at 5
p. nv, E. In 8, via WEAN' and the Red
Network of the National Broadcasting
Company. Speakers, Rabbi Santuel II
Goidenson, Temple Emanu-El: Rabbi
Herbert S. Goldstein, honorary secre-
tary. General Relief Cutninittee. and
(7antor Pinch., Jaesinowsky.
I — Yom Kipp*, Prognsm, sponsored
by Committee on Cultural Affairs of the
J. D. C., Thursday, Sept. 34. at 2:30 p.
In.. Station WABC, Columbia Broadcast-
ing System. Also at I p. tn., is elation
WJZ and the Blue Network of the Na•
banal Browleasting Co. For detail. see
local radio notices.
i — Message of Israel, sponsored by the
United Jewish Laymen's Committee,
Saturday, Sept. 10. at 7 p. m . , E. in 8,
T., via station WJZ and the Blue Net-
work of the National Broolcamting Corn-
pany Sermon by Rabbi Jonah B. Wise.
Central Synagogue. New York City,
7 — Weenie of hrael, sponsored by
United Jewish Laymen'. Committee,
Yom Kippur service Beturdar. Sept. 211,
at 7 p. rn.. E. D. S. T...via station WJZ
and the Blue Network of the National
lirosicorting Company Sermon by Rabbi
Jonah It Nil.. Central Synagogue, New
York (11y.

at 1

Ate.

1111. thought has mt. before per-
meated it tuning c.o... in this
entle, and referees eMintked loud soil
lung ahen 'telly took some of these
lucrativeussignmento nutty end Moe
them to other refenre, ...king to red.
trilette the health, an It aere.
Furthermore, Reilly did the unprece-
dented thing of making al hie referee
P.11:11f11.1 early und then posting
them
plainly where every...Old NO them
and Invite criticism —eeekIng to find
someone silo could Hump hint, aa It

NEW YORK—Coast to coast
broadcasts of interest to Jews in
the United States over major
radio networks have been an-
nounced. The broadcasts. sched-
uled during the High Holy Day
season, include three programs
sponsored by the American Jew-
ish Joint Distribution Committee.
They are:

1—Meswage of fowl, sponsored by the
United Jewish Laymen. Committee.
Saturday, Sept. 13, at 7 p. m., K O. 8.
T. is Station WJZ and the Dlue Net-
sor s of the National Broadcasting
company. Sermon by Rabbi Jonah B.
Wise, of Central Synagogue, New York

Terry Reilly, new secretary of the
Michigan state athletic board, the bus-
ing r at mldon for this •ommonsettltil,
is • strunze fellow. In truth Terry has
very unusual Wm.
quit I
e npurt
Inns
Wow of the UMW flirt of tuning on,-
101.1on mogul,
been on his
new Job only a short linc and be ver-
s.«, which la • 44444 ethine unusual.
For Instance Terry belie.. that WI
111 referees In 311chi0an, boilng and
wrestling, sltould hute equal do 141. of
the mow. ttttt ents thul to out f
his

HENRY BEHRENDT

tically all his life. After returning
from the Spanish-American War,
he entered police work in Lan-
sing, Mich., and became, first,
constable, chief deputy sheriff and
later, chief of police at Lansing.
During the World War, he was ap-
pointed United States marshal for
the Eastern District of Michigan,
which was an office of considerable
Importance, because of the war-
time problems. Ile continued in this
capacity for more than eight fears,
which extended under the jurisdic-
tion of three presidents. After this
appointment, he served as United
States Jury Commissioner.
As sheriff of Wayne County he
introduced many reforms in the
sheriff's office and brought the
sheriff's forces up to the point of
efficiency required of a metropoli-
tan district, without cost to the
county, and for the first time the
deputy sheriffs became uniformed
officers. With the use of the facili-
ties of the Detroit police broad-
casting unit, the road patrol was
equipped with radios, which materi-
ally aided the activities of this
unit. This again was accomplished
without cost to the county.
Mr. Behrendt pointed out that
Wayne County is unique in that
it has within its boundaries several
metropolitan police departments,
namely, Highland Park, Ham-
tramck, Wyandotte, Dearborn,
Ecorse, River Rouge, Grosse
Pointe and Detroit, with
po-
lice department of better its than
3,000. He stated, that until such
arrangements could be definitely
made, the people in outlying com-
munities are entitled to full police
protection.

Lappin Endorsed
By W. P. Lovett

Ems tttttt Regret at Failure of
Citizens League to Approve
His Candidacy

Holy Day services will be held
in the main auditorium of the
Temple and in the chapels on Rosh
flashonah Eve, Sept. 46, at 7:30,
and on the following morning IA
10 o'clock. The subjects of Dr. Leo
M. Franklin's New Year address
will be: In the evening, "The Year's
Challenge to the Jew;" on the fol-
lowing morning, "An Ignoble Of-
fering." Rabbi Leon Frans will
preach on the topic "Judgment
Day" in the evening, and on the
u jec "Revival" in the morning.
The musical services will be un-
der the direction of George Gal-
vani and will be rendered in the
T emple by the Temple choir, an
all-Jewish organization, and in the
chapels by an especially selected
quartet.

Yom Kippur Services:

"

Yom Kippur services will be con-
ducted on Sept. 25 and 26 when the
rabbis will be assisted by Rabbi
Louis I. Egelson of Cincinnati.
Rabbi Egelson has conducted sup-
plementary services at the Temple
for a number of years and has
won many warm friends in the
community.

Supplementary Services:

Those desiring cards of admis-
sion to the supplementary services
should consult the secretary. Julius
Rothschild, without delay. He can
8 be530reached by telephone, Madison

Marchioness Reading, daughter
of the late Lord Melchett, will
visit the United States this winter
in the interests of a Jewish organ-
ization.

TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS

ARTHUR E. WOOD

Candidate

for Re-election to the

State Senate

Re•Elect in all Voting

Precincts

Ward. 1, 2, 4,

6

Has had 18 years practical legislative
experience in the State Senate where
he served several terms with excep-
tional ability, was placed on the most
important committees, and now is
chairman of the Finance and Appro.
priations Committee of that body.

Senator Wood's Only Opponent has had
No Practical Legislative Experience.
Which Do You Prefer?

REMEMBER

Sabbath Eve and Sunday
Services:

Sabbath Eve services which
called forth much enthusiasm and
large congregations when they
were re-introduced last season will
be resumed in the main Temple
auditorium Immediately following
the Holy Days,
Sunday morning services will
also be resumed soon.

Lippman Candidate
for County Clerk

Harry J. Lippman, prominent
attorney with offices at 910-914
Majestic Bldg., is among the
Democratic aspirants for nomina-

A. C. Lappin, candidate for Cir-
cuit Court Commissioner on the
Republican ticket, receved a flat-
tering letter from W. P. Lovett
of the Detroit Citizens League
promising him his support and ex-
pressing regret that he was not
endorsed by the league. Mr.
Lovett's letter follows:
"Although our Committee on
Candidates, which is really a kind
of jury, did not give you the per-
sonal rating which some of us felt
you deserved and, by your public
services, had earned, I want you
Pioneer Legislator Seeks RerElec•
to know that I shall vote for you
tion on Republican Ticket
at the primary and hope you will
---
be one of the four successful can-
Arthur E. Wood, pioneer Michi-
didates.
gan legislator, is a candidate for
re-election to the State Senate on
"I also want to add my per-
the Republican ticket,in the 4th
sonal testimony of high apprecia-
District.
tion concerning your many years
Ask for a REPUBLICAN Ballot
Arthur E. Wood has served two
of generous, unselfish service in
years in the State House of Repre-
many fields, including activities
As
sentatives and 16 years in the
Assistant Corporati on Counsel, Mr. Goldstick has proven
here and at Lansing. I cannot
State Senate.
recall any time when we did not
himself to be an able and conscientiou s public servant. His
HARRY J. LIPPMAN
r agree on the merit of the pro-
His work in the legislature has
time has not been too valuable to permit even the most humble
received widespread commendation.
posal under consideration.
tion to the office of County Clerk,
to lay their troubles before him. As a
Arthur Gladstone, Detroit Jew
During his many years of serv-
"Regardless of any public office, to be voted upon on Tuesday,
member of Congress he
ice Senator Arthur E. Wood has ish attorney, candidate for Gircu it I b elieve the best results of civic Sept. 15,
will represent you with dignity and with much credit,
served on many of the most im- Court Commissioner in the pr i- service are those which, in time,
As an active attqrney for up-
portant committees of the Senate mules, Sept 15, was admitted t O become fixed in the practices of wards of 25 years, Mr. Lippman
Including Finance and Appropria- practice law in 1925, and prior t O our government, either by law or has been in daily contact with the
tions, Labor State Affairs, Elec- his admission to the Bar of Mich - otherwise. If we are both pe- °Mice of County Clerk of Wayne
tions, Banks and Corporations, igen was associated with th e tient, and continue the long strug- County; his disposition of more
Judiciary, Public Utilities and Goldman. Bros. Bank, lie has gle for more progressive methods than 5,000 cases having given him
gained recognition as a lawyer and measures, I am sure you, as
State Sanitariums.
an insight into the workings of
Senator Wood has built a repu- and as a friend of the immigrant well as I, will count our efforts that office possessed by few others.
tation for close application to his and the underprivileged and was as time well spent.
Mr. Lippman is 46 years old,
work, having been present at prac- the accredited Detroit represen-
"With best personal wishes, I married, and resides with wife and
tically every session of the senate. tative of the Hebrew Immigrant remain,
two children at 18115 Parkside
He is now chairman of the Fi- Aid Society of America.
Ave.
"Sincerely yours,
nance & Appropriation committee
Mr. Gladstone received exten-
Circuit Court
(Signed) W. P. LOVETT."
of the Senate. His act repealed the sive publicity when he won an in-
BACON, ON "ADVANCEMENT
head tax and established the old junction in the famous Peter
Commissioner
OF LEARNING": "Libraries . ,
age pension now in effect. His work Koval test case. in his plea for
are the shrines where all the relics
"Preferred" by
on the above committee helped In- an injunction against John L.
of the ancient saints, full of true
crease the State aid payments to Zurbrick, Second District direc-
Detroit Citizens League
virtue, and that without delusion
Wayne County from $10,420,708 in tor of immigration, he charged
or imposture, are preserved and
1933 to $25,882,658 in 1935 with that the Jay Treaty of 1794, be-
North End Clinic has received reposed.")
indications of this being again In- tween the United States and
the
following
contributions:
creased in 1936. This kept schools Great Britain, was violated in
In memory of Adolph Freund,
open and city taxes low.
General Order 86.
from Maurice Goldenberg, Dr. and
Mr. Gladstone says that if he Mrs. Harold Rattner, Mrs. Milford
is elected Circuit Court Commis- Stern, Ralph A. Mayer, Mr. and
sioner he will advocate a night Mrs. Day Krolik, Mr. and Mrs.
court to enable a worker to come
Albert Kahn, Dr. and Mrs. Willard
Let's All Vote for
and present his side of the case. D. Mayer.
Joseph Mazer, who is running He advocates that a Friend of
In memory of Max May, from
for Congress on the Republican Court should investigate before Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield,
ticket in the 15th Congressional an undeNrivileged and deserving Ralph A. Mayer, Mrs. Benjamin
District, is the only candidate who family will be evicted.
L. Lambert, Mrs. Mark Fleisch-
Mr.. Gladstone is a member of man, Mr. and Mrs. William Fleisch-
received the recommendation of the
American Citizens League as well the Detroit Bar Association and man, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wine-
as that of the Detroit Citizens was admitted to practice before man, Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer
Mr. Mazer, who is a brother of the United States Supreme Court. Meyer, Dr. and Mrs, Willard D.
Jacob and Henry Mazer, well
Mayer.
known in the cigar manufacturing Herbert L Harris, Candidate
In memory of Milford Stern,
business In Detroit for the past 40
from
Mrs. Milford Stern.
for Circuit Court
years, has earned his own living
In memory of Mrs. Adolph
since he was eight years of age
Commissioner
Deutsch, from Mr. and Mrs.
and throughout his life he has bat-
Charles Hamburger,
tled upward and has attained
In memory of Mrs. Rachel Stein-
Herbert L. Harris, young Jewish
notable success and recognition attorney who is prominent in so- berg, from Mr. and Mrs. Charles
from the world.
c ial, communal and political affairs, Hamburger.
Although he has taught higher is seeking the office of Circuit
For the supplementary medical
mathematics and physics in the Court Commissioner (short term), assistance fund for children: In
eastern schools and has taught in on the Democratic ticket- Mr. Har- memory of Mrs. Adolph Deutsch,
the immigration schools, he was en- ris is a lifelong resident of Detroit, from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hart-
(REPUBLICAN)
gaged in extensive research work and received his law degree from man and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
for which he received high honors the University of Detroit. He is Kline; in memory of Sam Weiss
and unusual recognition from the vice-president of the Central EH- of Cleveland, 0., from Mr. and Mrs.
business world.
teenth Congressional Democratic Nathan Kline and Mr. and Mrs.
During the put week Mr. and Club, and is well known in
Dem- Joseph Hartman,
Mrs. Maur have been honored by ocratic circles. While • student
at
their hosts of friends. On Tuesday the University of Detroit, Mr. Har-
Generous Contributions to
evening • reception was tendered ris was resident of Phi
Alpha
for them at the home of Mr. and Fraternity, a national Jewish frat-
Council Funds
Mrs. Henry Mazer, 65 Arden Park. ernity.
Several hundred guests were pres-
The Detroit section of the Na.
ent and many fine tributes were
Gift to Fresh Air Camp tional Council of Jewish Women
paid to Mr. and Mrs. Mazer by
received the following contribu-
z.ome of the distinguished persons
tions:
A gift) to the Fresh Air So-
Number
in attendance. On Wednesday eve- ciety
Number
For the Ida E. Ginsburg Me-
Amount
was received from Howard
ning Mr. and Mrs. Mazer were
morial Scholarship Fund, In mem-
of Shows
Budget
of Inspector s
C.
Ernstein
in
memory
of
Max
of Re•enue
again honored by a reception given May.
of Max May from Miss Emma
Allured
1932 -
at the Parish house by the Rt Rev.
683
! and Mr. and Mrs. Leo M.
489
50,577.39
Msgr. Nary who presented Mr. and
Basel.
33 ,150.00
1933 -
770
RODIN CLUB
493
•
Mrs. Mazer to the members of the
A generous gift of furniture for
36,326.33
The
last
meeting
of
2 9,500.00
the
Rodin
parish.
1934 -
the recreation hall of Council
1029
592
Club was held at the home of Camp has been received in memory
51,395.90
29,500.00
Mrs. M. Baer of 3030 Calvert of Milford Stern, from Mrs. Mil-
Ave., on Wednesday afternoon, ford Stern.
Sept. 3. Members and guests en-
For the Council Camp vacation
joyed a delicious luncheon. Due fund in honor of the marriage of
to the absence of the chairman, Dorothy Franklin to Dr. Henry
The Nathan Strauss Demo- Mrs. Rena Rodin presided. The
from Max Goldberg.
cratic Executives, at their regu- latter part of the afternoon was Turkel
For the Campers' Happy Day
lar meeting on Tuesday evening, spent playing cards. Prises were
Sept. 8, by resolution indorsed awarded at each table. Guests of Fund, In honor of the birthday an.
of Emanuel Tabor, from
the candidacy of George W. Welsh the afternoon were Mrs. Z. Rabin- niversary
Mrs. Islet Gilbert.
for governor and will do all in er, Mrs. M. Hors-it: and Mrs II.
For the Elsa F7, Welling Me-
their power to further and help Kurtzman.
m Scharshi
ol
mos!
Fun,
d tn mem-
him win the nomination and the
The next meeting will be held ory of Ado lph Freund , f
from Mr.
election.
at the home of Mrs. Anna Sohil- end Mrs. Grover C. Wolf
era, 2811 E lmhurst Ave., on Wed-
In
memory
of
Max
May
from
Luise Rainer, we hear, is trying neaday evening, Sept.. 23, at
Mrs. Carrie L. Bailin and Mr. and
This ad paid for by a Jewish friend,
to decide whether to fir or take o'clock.
Mrs. Grover C. Wolf.

Wood is Candidate
for State Senator

ELECT

endt as Sheriff on the Republican
ticket is strongly advocated by
friends and supporters.
Mr. Behrendt who is -the only
Jewish candidate for Sheriff has
been interested in police work prac-

Leon Trotsky's friends in the
United Statedehave been unsuccess-
ful in their efforts to obtain per-
mission for the former Soviet war
lord to come to America.

Nathaniel H.

Goldstick

for Congress

15th District

Wards 10, 12, 14, 16

Arthur Gladstone
for Commissione

Re-Elect.

PATRICK

FLANNERY

SHERIFF

Democratic Ticket

Prevent Crime and You Will Not Have to Pay for It

John Kaminski

Contributions to
North End Clinic

Republican

Mazer Gets Support
In Congress Race

E

E

C

T

GOMER

KRISE

(Former Chief Assistant Prosecutor)

Prosecuting
Attorney

REPUBLICAN

This

ad inserted and paid for by a Jewish friend and admirer
of Mr. Kris.

C. TERRY

REILLY

COUNTY AUDITOR

"A Proven Executive"

Reilly's 1 Year Record for Michigan

As Secretary Athletic Board of Control for 1935

o

1935 - 1102

Welsh Inddrsed by
Strauss Executives

436

58,405.61

21,802.50

A SPLENDID BUSINESS RECORD

Put economy in the Auditors office

by electing.

C. TERRY REILLY

one of the new ocean liners to
Europe for a vacation soon.

Promise little and do much.

Truth is the seal of God.

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