DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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RECEPTION FOR NEWLY Camp Nahelu Reunion Held
at Temple Beth El
LICENSED TEACHERS

Successful candidates for li-
cense to teach in the Hebrew
Schools of New York will receive
their qualifying certificates at a
public meeting on Sunday eve-
ning, March 30, under the aus-
pices of the Jewish Education
Committee of New York. Ap-
proximately 400 men and women
will be certified. The meeting
will take place at the Commodore
Hotel and invitations have been
extended to the candidates as well
as to principals and presidents of
Hebrew Schools.

Over 300 campers, parents and
counsellors met last Sunday after-
noon, at the social hall of Temple
Beth El, at the reunion of Camp
Nahelu. Camp songs and cheers
echoed in the Temple and camp-
ers saw themselves on the screen
"at work" in daily camp activi-
ties. Many old friendships were
renewed and plans were made
for the coming summer. For in-
formation call Madison 8775 or
Hogarth 1189.

Early registration is urged for boys and girls, 6 to 16
years of age. Nursery and Kindergarten boys and girls 2V2
to 6 years of age.
Camp reunion is on Tuesday, April 15, from 2 to 5 P. M.
at Shaarey-Zedek Synagogue, Chicago Blvd. at Lawton.
Parents, children, and their families are invited. A colored
motion picture of camp will be shown in addition to an elab-
orate program for the boys and girls.
For information, call TO. 8-8687, or write to Ellen Ber-
covich Knoppow, 1725 Burlingame St.

RAYMOND J.

KELLY

Candidate for

CIRCUIT JUDGE

The fine record of Raymond J. Kelly makes him the outstand-
ing candidate to fill the vacancy on the Circuit Court Bench of
Wayne County.
His loyalty to his County. State and Nation cannot be ques-
tioned. He has served faithfully as a Soldier. Lawyer, Citizen and
as National Commander of the American Legion.
He is endorsed by the Detroit Bar Association: Labor; Civic,
Fraternal and Veteran groups; preferred by the Detroit Citizens'
League. Seven years Corporation Counsel of the City of Detroit.
A vote for Raymond J. Kelly is a vote for progress. We need
capable. qualified men in public office.

On April 7th, remember
RAYMOND J. KELLY

Circuit Court Judge, Non-Partisan Ballot

THIS AD DONATED BY THE FOLLOWING COMRADES OF
JULIUS ROSENWALD POST 218:

MEYER WATERSTONE
DAN LEWIS
ALBERT DAVIS
SAM CURTIS
BERNARD KOMER
CHARLES SALASNEK
MARK FREEDMAN
HYMAN PEARLMAN
SAM TENNEBAUM

DR. PERRY URN TINE
JACK SAVIN
NATHAN LERNER
HARRY TELLER
ABE ZUSSMAN
GEORGE ORLEY
DR. EDWARD STERN
LEO GOLD
SAM SARKO

March 28, 1941

Urge Re-election of
Auxiliary of Home
Skillman Endorsed
Judge G. T. Murphy
By Jewish Leaders for Aged Re-Elects
Mrs. David Kliger In the coming election of Mon-

day, April 7, Judge George T.
Mrs. David Kliger has again Murphy will be on the City Judi-
been honored with the office of cial ballot for election to a sec-
president of the Women's Auxi- ond term as Traffic Judge. "His
liary of the Jewish Home for outstanding record of accom-
Aged, being unanimously elected plishment in the past six years
at the annual meeting held in the is his best recommendation to
the voters of Detroit at this
home last week.
In her annual report, Mrs. important election, at which the
Kliger made special mention of men will be selected to conduct
the valuable aid offered her by all of our important courts for
Mrs. I. E. Goodman and Mrs. the coming six years," a large
A. M. Ferar of the advisory com- committee of supporters states.
mittee, Mrs. Nate Kaletsky, first
Judge Murphy has gained wide
vice-president, Mrs. K. Faudem, recognition for his understanding
financial secretary and Mrs. Sam- of human nature and human
uel Benjamin, chairman of mem- needs in his work on the Traf-
bership.
fic Court bench. He has been
Reports were given by all offi- zealous at all times in his efforts
cers and committee chairmen.
For the ensuing year the fol- to protect the lives and prop-
lowing will hold office: Vice-presi- erty of our people by educating
dents Mrs. Samuel Benjamin, drivers in traffic safety problems.
Judge Murphy has kept in
Mrs. Joseph Fink, Mrs. Tony Le-
bovitz, Mrs. Philip Gorelick, Mrs. mind at all times that the basic
Jack Kavanau and Mrs. Maurice idea of the Traffic Court is the
Wagner; treasurer, Mrs. Richard complicated matter of making
Schulhof ; building fund treas- and keeping our streets safe for
urer, Mrs. A. M. Ferar; financial all of our people, whether they
secretary, Mrs. K. Faudem; re - be drivers or pedestrians, chil-
cording secretary, Mrs. M. J. dren or adults. Judge Murphy,
GGreenberg; special correspond- in his first term in Traffic Court,
ent, Mrs. Samuel Zeldas; secre- has shown that he is such a man.
tary of Simcha and Memorial The drivers' school, conducted
JUDGE SKILLMAN
Fund, Mrs. Harry Meer; auditor, by employes of Traffic Court,
Nate Kaletsky; correspond- has proven to be e of great value.
Kay Skillman for re-election to Mrs.
ing secretaries, Mrs. Maurice It teaches drivers how to irn-
the bench of the Recorder's Wa ss er m an and Mrs. Mark
prove their driving and thus
Court.
Benach.
avoid law violations. The psycho-
Among the Jewish leaders who
Adding to the enthusiasm of pathic clinic of his Court finds
urge Judge Skillman's re-election the gathering, was the presence out when the mentally unfit are
are: Abraham Srere, Simon Shet- of all the aged resident of the involved in traffic cases and re-
zer, Charles Rubiner, William Home who were guests of the
moves their menace to traffic
Friedman, Irving Blumberg, Auxiliary for the afternoon.
safety.
George M. Stutz and Hy Meyers.
An impressive program fea-
In ways such as these, Judge
Judge W. McKay Skillman has tured the presentation of an
been a Judge of the Recorder's American flag from the Michigan George T. Murphy's Court has
Court for more than 15 years, department of Jewish War Veter- been a front-line defense for the
public against the drunken driv-
having been three times elected to the home.
Dr. Robert Rosen, department er, the reckless driver and the
to that office. He is again a
candidate for re-election on Mon- commander, spoke on the func- habitual violator of traffic laws.
day, April 7.
tions of the Jewish War Veter- It also has won for him in the
Judge Skillman is a graduate ans, and H. J. Schaeffer made coming election the "Preferred"
of the law school of the Univer- the presentation. Joseph Frankel, rating of the Detroit Bar Asso-
sity of Michigan in the class of who donated a Jewish flag, spoke ciation, of labor, of the Detroit
1916. He came to Detroit to b r i e f 1 y. Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, Citizens' League and of numer-
practice law in 1916, and follow- superintendent of the home, ren- ous church and civic groups.
ing his honorable discharge from dered the invocation and also
In a very practical way, Judge
the Army in 1918 was appointed represented the board of the Murphy has shown that he is
an Assistant Prosecutor on the home in accepting the flags in no believer in racial or religious
staff of Prosecutors Paul Voor- their behalf.
intolerance. On his court staff
hies and Robert M. Toms. He
The National Anthem, "God he has appointed seven members
was appointed to the bench of Bless America" and "Hatikvah" of the Jewish faith.
the Recorder's Court by Gover- were sung by the entire group.
Judge Murphy has had thor-
nor A. J. Groesbeck in 1925.
The Auxiliary acknowledges ough training for his Traffic
the following contributions: In Co urt work first as a successful
'
memory of the Yartzeits of her
Wayne Students Earn Social- sisters, Mrs. Hattie Lansky and trial lawyer, then six years as
Circuit Court Commissioner, and
Mrs. Dena Cohen, by Mrs. A. E. now as an autstanding Judge of
Work Scholarships;
Cohen; in memory of Mrs. Anna
Federation Among Sponsors Frankel, by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. our Traffic Court.
Reuter and Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Carson Kanin, that gifted
Thirty-one graduate scholarship Greenwald; in memory of Mrs.
grants for social-study work at Mary Silberstein, by Mr. and Hollywood director, is taking
Wayne University have been es- Mrs. Joseph Newman and Mr. three years off from his chosen
tablished by Detroit institutions and Mrs. J. Wolfson; a donation profession and giving them to his
and are being used by students in honor of the birth of their Uncle Sam. . . . In other words,
this semester, Prof. Lent D. Up- son, from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karlin has enlisted in the army.
son, director of the School of Taisch.
Public Affairs and Social Work,
announced today.
The scholarships, of $15 to Annual Shower for Pales-
$115 monthly for periods of five
tine Orphans and Aid to
to 12 months, help to defray ex-
Britain Planned by North
penses of field work internships
Woodward Branch of J.
du r i n g the two-year graduate
course toward the degree "master
W. E. W. 0.
of social work." One hundred
thirty-five full-time and part-time
On Tuesday, April 1, at 12:30
students, with undergraduate de- o'clock, Mrs. D. Rothman will be
grees from 33 collegiate institu- hostess at her home, 2627 Tuxe-
tions, are working toward the do, to the members of the North
degree at Wayne this year.
Woodward Branch of the Jewish
Those awarded scholarships in- Women's European Welfare Or-
clude: Mrs. Clara Faxstein, 2650 ganization, to discuss further
Elmhurst; Sylvia Felowitz, 2707 plans for the annual dessert-
Gladstone; Philip E. Heideman, bridge and shower for the Gen-
15767 Linwood; Selma Horwitz, eral Israel Orphan's Home for
3030 Lawrence; Meyer Israel, Girls in Palestine and aid to
2202 Euclid; Madaline Meyers, Britain. The committees are put-
3037 Richton ; Jean Seltzer, 1604 ting forth every effort to make
Burlingame, and Harold Weiss, it possible for each of the 300
546 Kenilworth.
orphan girls to have at least one
Agencies which provided schol- complete change of wearing ap-
arship funds include the Jewish parel such as underwear, hose
Welfare Federation.
and sweaters. Merchandise will
be on display which is arranged
on consignment so that the guests
Turover Aid Society to
may select what they want for
Sponsor Mo'os Chitim their contribution. The shower is
Dinner on Sunday
scheduled for Wednesday, May
7, at 1 o'clock, at the Bnai Moshe.
A Mo'os Chitim dinner, dance The public is invited to attend
and entertainment has been ar- and cooperation is asked to help
ranged by the Turover Aid So- feed and clothe the 300 orphan
ciety for Sunday, March 20, at girls of the home. Contributions
Jericho Temple, Jacob Bobrin, the can be sent to Mrs. Harry Wein-
president of the s o c i et y an- berg at Radio Station WJBK.
nounced. Proceeds of this event Mrs. J. Zuckerman and Mrs. A.
will be used to purchase Passover Kurzmann are on this committee.
foods for needy families here For information call Ilogarth
and abroad. Jacob Nosanchuk 5584. Also part of the proceeds
"AN
and John Lebowski are in charge from the shower fund will be
EXPERIENCED
utilized
to
give
aid
to
Britain.
of the committee handling ar-
JUDGE"
Mrs. Luba Margolin, chairman
rangements for the event. Food
for the dinner will be donated of the Red Cross Unit, located
Endorsed by Labor,
and prepared by the Ladies Aux- at the Hebrew School branch on
Fraternal and Civic
iliary of the Turover Aid Society. Tyler and Lawton, announces
Julius Honeyman, Joseph Berman that the work room is open on
Organizations
and Nathan Samet are in charge Mondays, Wednesdays and Thurs-
of the entertainment. Reserva- days from 10 to 3 o'clock. Anyone
tions by individuals or groups interested should contact Mrs.
may be arranged by calling Sol Margolin at the Unit or call her
at her home, Northlawn 7298.
Lumberg, Randolph 3336.

A number of prominent Jewish
leaders, outstanding in the com-
munal and philanthropic life of
the Detroit Jewish community,
have lent their endorsement to
the candidacy of Judge W. Mc-