DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Benjamin B. Tower
Moves Law Office

Democratic Party
Needs Funds to Pay
For Radio Programs

Benjamin B. Tower, attorney
and counsellor-at-law, announces
the removal of his law office from
1359 National Bank Bldg., to
more commodious quarters at
2770 Penobscot Bldg., where he
will continue to engage in the
general practice of the law.
Phone CA. 0956.

The following letter was is-
sued by Edwin W. Pauley, treas-
urer of the Democratic National
Committee, as we go to press
with this issue.

"At this crucial time in world
history, we believe that a large
majority for President Roosevelt
will speed our victory, give com-
fort to our allies and add con-
fusion to our enemies. Therefore
we have contracted for two addi-
tional broadcasts. One was from
Washington Thursday night, and
the other will be from Boston on
Saturday night.
"Although there is $58,000 re-
maining in the radio fund, the
additional broadcasts can cost as
much as $150,000 because the
Thursday night one replaced the
expensive Bing Crosby program
sponsored by Kraft Music Hall.
"We trust that in this last dash
to a landslide victory, your read-
ers will continue to support us,
with their welcome letters and
contributions."

University Area Women's
Club to Hear Samuel Sage

An interesting meeting has
been arranged for Monday eve-
ning, Nov. 6, at the home of
Mrs. Philip Helfman, 18034 In-
dian Ave., at 8 p. m.
Samuel Sage, one of the out-
standing political leaders in De-
troit, will speak on the coming
election. Games will follow.
Please call Mrs. Bess Belsky,
UN. 2-1109, to advise her wheth-
er you can attend.

Sale—Apartment Property

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ALL WARS

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Friday, November 3, 1944

Special Attention!

Don't forget to use the ,separate Non-Partisan Judical .
Ballot and place an X opposite Circuit Judge William
Friedman's 'name.

Democrats and Republicans

Remember This When You

Go to the Polls on Tuesday

VOTE FOR

About $100,000 more is need-
ed to fulfill all of the radio ob-
ligations. Therefore, send as
much as you possibly can, but
send it immediately. Address it
to Benjamin Levinson, Assistant
to the Treasurer, Democratic Na-
tional Committee, 581 Penobscot
Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.

Prices
bring Inflationary booms.
went up 14b j after lot world war.
Alert dollars are fleeing into real
estate. What are you doing abottt
it? See Mr. Bedford for Facts &
Figures.
86,001) down. Pennsylvania solid
brick 8 apt. 3 rooms. 5 garages,
100 ft. lot. Rent $1,000. Cost $35,-
000. Saw , flee only $18,000.
$15,000 down. tug 22 apt. Col-
Rent $10,000.
lingwood 4-i; rms.
Sold 1,111 . 1! $145.000. Only $52,500.
New
Tyler 2-3 rms.
23 apt.
new stoker.
st oyes, new ref rig.
$125,000
I )riginal
$10 000.
Rent
value. On, $55,000 terms $30,000.
1 8 apt. 2-3 large rooms like new.
Stoker. I 'holce east side. Rent
$0600. Cost $05,000 to build. Only
$50,000. Terms $22,000.
8 story concrete.
2
100 opts.
elevators. Rent $75,000. Cost $750,
000 to build.
Entire price only
Terms.
$275,000.

JUNIOR HOME RELIEF

Junior Home Relief Society
will meet on Sunday, Nov. 5, at
2 :30 p. m. at the home of Miss
rhel Marcus. 3225 Monterey.
The business of the meeting will
be to formulate the plans for
the membership affair that will
be held in December.

RUBIN FAMILY CLUB

THE

The Rubin Family Social Club
will celebrate its first anniversary
Sunday, Nov. 19. at the Latin
Quarters. The next meeting will
be held Nov. 5.

E SPECIALIZE IN
MAN-
EM I' OF APARTMENTS

1101IER IVA ItItEN a OOMPANY
Dime ISIdg.
CA. 0321

-- VOTE FOR

John P.
FITZGERALD

First District

STATE LEGISLATURE

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Fearless — Honest — Capable

Mr. Fitzgerald is a native Detroiter and has been a staunch
defender of the rights of ALL minority groups. He is a
liberal, and has fought for the rights of the laboring man
during the time he was in the State Legislature.

HE EARNESTLY SOLICITS YOUR SUPPORT

REPUBLICAN

—THIS

Anv.

SPONSORED BY .1 JEWISH FRIEND

CIRCUIT JUDGE

William FRIEDMAN

Worthy Successor to the Late Judge Harry B. Keidan

1 Unanimously Endorsed by All Branches
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AFL and American Railway Brother-
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2 Won the Detroit Bar Association Advis-
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Every citizen should make sure not to lose
the God-given right of American democracy
- the right to vote. Make sure that YOU
vote and also remind all of your friends to
do the same. By concerted efforts we can
assure the election of

A Vote for

JOHN R.

DEMERS

Republican Candidate for

CIRCUIT JUDGE

Attorney General
Is a Vote for Honest

Government
Former
CHIEF ASSISTANT
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Able and Experienced

William FRIEDMAN

John R. Dethmers

For Attorney General
Vote Republican
Nov. 7

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