October 30, 1936

RON

and THE

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recognizes the fact from the stand-

and

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point of modern psychology
Judge Healy Out
\ Caspar Lingeman
that the child is a prod-
!
sociology
For
Re-Election
dation
Election
of
Four
f his environment as well as
for County Clerk ,
co
Auslander's Poetry Hig for o Rep. Dingell; Commissioners is
Pro- his heredity. Therefore, the
.
of
moony has the responsibility
Urged
by
J.
C.
Bills
Insisting
a
record
of
public)
Hon.
D.
J.
Healy,
Judge
of
I
of the Juvenile seeing that the child has the right
lander is recognized
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LEGAL CHRO ICLE

Yehudi Idepubin, the grown-up
prodig;y who has been in retire-,
went for some months, has se- \ Joseph Aus
D Dingell's
en
crafty been studying to be a con• as an indepdent
writer who bast
Congressman Jo n D.
poetry Ile is not only \ •
in.i" is ri.e.1
I efficient handling of
P ed ifenriched
erc. in h'constituents h. during
u
. . . Don be suer
affairs of a . large per-
to
aginative and vigorous,
•
im
an individualistic style his incumbi ono. in t
, he appears on the podium this
the
legal
of
citizens hinges u_pon
,'
glee sponsible more than anyt ing es,
year with the Philharmonic Spin- possesses
selection of Wayne County Ir.
1 which stamps him
I for his popularity in t e
phony Society.
p
cult Court Commissioners, it was
.
author
His "More
Than Bread" (Mac- Congressional district.
declared by John C. Bills, member
millan, $1.60), is a fascinating I This week a prominent Jewish s
at
of the law firm of Ilutzel, Eamon,
collection of poems. It is what I merchant announced th
he wa s Long, Gust and Bills.
his neph
I
I the title suggests: an aspiring' bringing over two, of
Mr. Bills, a recognized authority

taking part in the
considered AS
moulding of a child's life.
Judge Ilealy feels that it is
rather a waste of effort to wait
until delinquency has been estab-
lished before anything is done
about conditions which make for
delinquency and he is of the opin-
ion that an aroused society can do
much to prevent many cases from
coming either to the Juvenile
Court or to the police department
this experiment in prevention

hich to
service is more important than bate in charge
'of surroundings in w
vague campaign promises and po- Court since his elevation to this kind
uct o U po n the basis of commun-
' I office in 1932. has stressed the live.
1
"bunk"
as
a
guide
to
voters
ity
responsibility
to
insure
good
'
is I
I court as an institution v•hic h
environment for the child, he has
in the
dian succeeded in interesting socially
of qualified
Pub- ,
lic officials, Caspar
Lingeman,
Democratic candidate for County
i baed
on that
the principle
of legal
gum ills- minded persons throughout the
County;
and
before a
; position can be made, the legal county to organize into Human Re-
rights and privileges of the child lations Councils for the purpose of
as
preventing juvenile delinquency.
I must be considered. Inasmuch
the child is a future citizen of the This means the co-operation of
State
that
child
should
not
be
schools, parents, teachers, business
plea for more than mere food.;
on constitutional law and an ac
l
branded as being delinquent, but men, the clergy, in fact every per-
I Ile pens a motto for his new book
t tive worker in civic and philan-
as a desirable son in the community who can be
I
his
future
status
I thropic affairs, urged voters to ap-1
when he writes: I
I citizen should be protected, He
I There are boaters that ••ann. la fed
ndinh I j
I prove only men of outstag
-
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With a loaf of bread.
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hale.
ability and legal training wit I
their votes Nov. 3. His state ment j
And he concludes his theme
I was issued with approval of a I
of outstanding Detroit at
song thus:
\ group
Bread In not enough U
torneys, including Ezra Frye, II
how bland
No Matter
president of the Detroit Bar Asso- I
in the t onne. ethereof.
1
TIME MARCHES ON
1 on Paul W, Voorhies, past
We remin 1114d
el ati
We are weak:
ident of the Detroit liar Asso-
We rat hardly sal I
' pres
while the dollar rides
ciation, and Walter 61. Meek,
We I an scarcely envoi;
\
will
be
The Iron etrength of lore 'no. ho
CASPAR LINGEMAN
the skids. You
prominent Detroit attorney.
caught with fifty cent
a hand
The office of Circuit Court Com-
he Mutant n love,
Ina un. the
wind
Clerk, has launched his final drive
,
dollars Pat as certain
As rho.. as light, an cl1.311
missioner is one of the most im-
for election.
as these few bargains
.cl stronger
portant
portant for the county offices," the
Than am hunger .
Headquarters are at 703 Cadil-
won't last. Think and
statement said. "These Commis-
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poems
in
all,I
for
all
are
There
lac Square Bldg. under the diree-
act. Consult us
sioners
handle
cases
arising
be-
and each is a gem. Take for in-
tion
of James Friel and Paul'
the facts.
tween landlords and tenants hav-
stance his "April the Shulamite:" I
APtii MR111011111
ing to do with the possession of Rice, veteran campaigners. An I
Intense and timid,
army
of volunteer workers will I
I dwellings and payment of rents;
her story
lea yea" Mit•. the
be kept on the job, dispensing,
Again, to s;
cases arising under land contract
Shulanitte.
and the torutal
500/0 Net
sales under mortgage foreclosures campaign literature and other ma-
Stuttering of turtle. ,
D. DINGELL
glory
,and questions involved in garnish- terial. Ileadquarters are also
ahoy e all expenses,
of lord and the brilliant alum of
maintained in the ol Post Office
I
and went proceedings and the relief of
light
taxes and int. on bal.
Bldg. on Lamed with the other
Blurting out breathlesn news a floods from Poland to this country,
he stated that if it were not for poor debtors.
o e •
on $4,000 invested. In-
and
lobate
C n- I "Of the four men who have been local candidates.
or pato and ram ry
d
nom
Shaables
od e
"Webster defines politics as the
r • etono stIlt Attoollea "" the help he receive
come now while prop-
contactMg I nominated for Circuit Court Com-
gressman Dingell in
science of government," said Mr.
1 me f the consular staff I missioner on the Republican ticket
ity/tot nhot.t., gurgle olden i.....ii•
erty pays for, itself. 14
• Lingeman in explaining his unique
And dovee that
the ir
m •
have
already
prove
haver
two
ine01.•.•••.
in Warsaw, he might never
apts. all 4 rooms and
She Is the tame . when ins!
succeeded in securing visas for 1 ity as Commissioners, one is a for- campaign. "I have been asked
bath for $21,000. For-
tut Je w,
them. \ I mer judge of an important court, what my contributions to Detroit,
A s0.1 In
mot,. Imo, shook Ilk e
and the fourth a lawyer of high Beautiful, in the developing of
mer $60,000 sales
mortal (ever,
wonleri
The committee active in the
residential districts and my fight
Stood in the tads of Kolar or
value. Look into this.
campaign for Congressman Din- standing in the community. These
the liPW
for the people's interests have to
s
vineyard
shoo
the
blue
a • four men rtre among the six can-
Of David •
gel's re-election has issued
didates that were given the high- do with the office of County
'ranee ehlArr:o or when Ina Song
'
m.
of Clerk. The answer is simple. It
statement
in
which
it
ecent
vote
eau'
the
le
tale
$14,000 low rents
particular interest to the est rati ng iCounty
e s new;
n the rlawyers as to has taught me something of the
v I
ItAllip foreer
"Of
Tlan t ,, 17,n4. will be OLP
nd more the W ayne
science of government. Any man's
to the people
for this office.
$11,000 cash swings
Archeological episode is an- \ particularly
people of Michigan,
a of De- the men best fitted
onents of the Re. record of achievement tells the
this elegant 31 apt. 3
trait,
is
the
service
record
of
the
None
of
the
opp
other charming illustration of the . Incumbent, Congressman John D.publican candidates were among story of his fitness for another
and 4 rooms, electric
.
job.. It. is to be assumed that the
power of Joseph Auslander's po- r
eferre d.
Democrat of the 15th the six men p
refrig., tiled lobby. 12
ems. His "More Than Bread
These men are: Judge Pliny W. I average man will bring
il'
office the same business judg-
closes
very
appropriately
with
a
"
Marsh,
Judge
Robert
E.
Sage,
\
six-page
poem
"I
Am
Poetry,",Congressional
district.
His
record
big porches, 6 sun par-
Judge William J. Griffin and Ar- ment and administrative talent he
lors. Former sales val.
which in turn is preceded by this I is poctant
particularly
interesting
im-
to Detroit,
the and
fourth
s thur J. Adams." has displayed in previous actev-
' • the United State;
3 times our foreclosed
largest city
charming verse.
' Ries."
,
especially in one respect, and that
price $55,000,
A poem is like • tree
because the City of Detroit is I

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When the name Hitler is called
a
in New York's 71st Regiment
Jewish sergeant answers "Pres-
ent" ... And he's not joking—it's
his real name.

VIERNOR

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Bennett Candidate 1
for Commissioner

"Every Women's Desire" at
one of the largest tax paying cen- ,
secs in the nation. As such it I
Littman's Theater
should be represented upon the
Homer Warren & Co.
most important of all committees
EveryWomen's
Desire" is the j
Bennett
enrolled in
cone
ItItALT0 10;
The Jew ish Attitude Toward in Congress—the Ways and Means \ harry
three-act melodrama by I. Zolat-1
law
school
in
1913
determined
to
Committee
—
of
which
Congress-
Intermarriage
Our toe tie Ceatary at &Moo
erevsity, which will be staged this
man Dingell is a well known and b ecom e a lawyer. During the last
atinee and evening at'
•
19 years he has been a member Sunday m
I
toe
member.
h ttitu
The J ewis
ade toward in-
of the bar and has been in inti- Littman's People's Theater, 12th
ar
n
commenting
on
the
elec-
termarriage with those who
mate contact with all the branches and Seward.
not Jews is this: Judaism believes lion of Congressman Dingell to
This play features many new
Ways, and Means Committee, of his profession.
that the family, in order to
which will be presented by
Harry S. Bennett is qualified to
on the
d be
characters now
be
founded
the
Detroit
News
pointed
out
that
,
D
successful must
s of lawsuits. the entire cast of char Theater.1
the first M'hi- act as Circuit Court Commissioner
the meeting of the minds of the
at Littman's
Reward Efficiency
by
I
iby
experience
in
the
preparation
This
ea
so honored
husband and wife is regard to the the
Congressman
is
red
actors
will be Sadie I
t
to
and
Democra
gun
featured
most
be the f l ast
ti Be- and tr ial of thousand
t of wh
RE-ELECT
fundamentals
of life, the
a resi- a Shein old Sam Auerbach, Max
time
he been
has made
tt h as
ich is, of course, his otter,
coll regardless of politics, to
Mr . Bennett
,
George
Gould,
Sam Kasten
years, due- appearing
tr
i mportan
g
The dent of Detroit for
religion. It, therefore, opposes serve ore this committee.
ch
ing
whi
--____,—
marriage between Jews and per- moat significant fact, however, is host of friends. The results of the Kleter
sons of other religions. It also that while many men spend a recent primary election disclose and
the rest
of the New
cast.
Leonard
Lyons,
York Posts
opposes conversion from another lifetime trying to gain a place that he led all 22 candidates for
religion to Judaism for the sake on this important committee, Con- this office on both the Republican columnist,
who
is
making
the
other
Gotham scriveners jump,
tells
us
e
of marriage, holding that religion gressman Dingell was recognized
and Democratic tickets.
and
elected
at
the
end
of
his
first
is too fundamental a purpose of
Many desirable reforms can be that Billy R ose and Fannie Bric h
in the office of the Cir- are calling themselves the Jewis
life to be shaken off even
marry a particular person. Ac- term.
"The importance of this as- instituted
I cult Court Commissioner. If Lunt and Fontanne.
cording to Jewish law, it is not
most
casual
observer.I
elected, his term of office will —
permitted to accept proselytes signment is
evident
enough
to
he is
6
even
,
tax expire on Dec.
ho wish to become Jews only inn Detroit, as a large Income
candidate
for the s abort term on
producer
a
order to marry members of the paying center and as a
Republican ticket. Mr. Ben-
Jewish faith. If, however, a person of Federal revenues, generally, hastthe
(REPUBLICAN)
nett is married and has a son at-
accepts the Jewish faith out of
fourth
place
among
the
cities
of
I
tending
the University of Detroit
conviction of its truth, he be-
Balanced the Budget for
daughter at Central High
d
an d
State of Michigan
nate,11.
comes th e equal o any
School.
Title ad pea by • Jewish friend
is permitted to marry with any the "R ecent conversations with
Congressman Dingell indicate that I
Jew or Jewess.
I That exclusiv picture of the
he proposes to push for the earl- statue in Berlin's Theodor e
-1
iest possible reduction or elimin
Platz, which is dedicated
f the Federal automobile , Fritsch
Theodre itsch
Fr, a
taxes, and likewise a reduction of to the l ate
taken
Vote for the Man Who Crushed the Black Legion
an ti- Semite,
io
notorus
the beer tax. It is a well known by
Rabbi J. X. Cohen of the Free
fact that, as a member of the Synagogue at the risk of imprison-
Twelve men stand convicted of
majority, Congressman Dingell
muer
as great deal to do with ment.
rd and more than 70 others
I
trial for various other crimes
face
I the modification of many harsh
Movie fans who like Ann Pres-
because
Provisions of Federal taxes and ton (Shaindel Kalish to you) will
has had your interest in mind."
now read about her as Judith
1 Blake, says Don Davis in the Chi-
1
A long search for the papers of cago Sentinel . . . And Natalie
REPUBLICAN
Father Kino, Jesuit explorer of Bodanskaya (formerly Tillie Fel-
California, came to a successful I ush), Metropolitan Opera sopra-
end when Jake Zeitlin, the Dr. no, has changed her monicker to
Rosenbach of the West, revealed Bodanya in order to avoid confu-
they had been in his vault for sion with Ina 13ourskaya.
dared their teists of •engeance
Balloons
and led — and is leading the
three years.

Heavy with fruit,
• slow eternity
S ucing
k
Up through its root•

MR. BEDFORD

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A
soul

or (

is

• MAYOR
• JURIST
• SOLDIER
• HUMANITARIAN
• GOVERNOR GENERAL
Assure the people of Michigan that the State and
National
l Security
governments will work together in full harmony. Socia
you is small and
assured under the Roosevelt New Deal. The cost to ke.
your employers must match every payment you ma
The Law sets up an old'age reserve account which guarantees
all payments at all times. You get the checks regardless of any
property or income you have.
:: VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC

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FRANK MURPHY

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Auditor General

David H. Crowley

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DAVID H. CROWLEY

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In
been a
in his
Jewisl

walla

nity of

We
Sheriff
and c•
Wayne
person
activity

IF Y01

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Henry I
vote for
at the 1
vote fog
the heat
name or

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Probate Court.

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HEALY

TO THE

Probate Court

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