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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1946-11-01

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Friday, November 1, 1946

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Twenty

Our Athletes

By FRANK BECKMAN

SAM LEVY is in his tenth year
as athletic director of the Jewish
Community Center. That in itself
speaks well for him.
Soon after he was graduated
from the Uni-
versity of Illi-
nois with a B.S.
degree in physi-
c a I education,
Levy 'hopped
over to Granite
City, Ill., where
a job as athle-
tic director at
the high school
was waiting for
him.
From there he went on to a
similar post with the Jewish Com-
munity Center in Kansas City, Mo.,
and after a five-year stay crossed
the border to become head of the
Montreal YMHA's athletic depart-
ment.
He left that spot for his present
one in Detroit.
A staff of 12 full time and 12
part time employes assist Levy
during the winter season, when
sporting activities at the Center
are at their peak: In addition
many volunteers aid him in car-
rying out his large athletic pro-
gram.
• •

a leading contender in the mid-
dleweight group; Allie Stolz, as I
one of the better lightweights;
and Bennie Goldberg as an out-
standing bantamweight.
* *
THE CHICAGO CUBS will have
a Jewish candidate' in their fold
when spring training rolls around.
Cy Block, who batted .338 with
Nashville in the Southern Asso-
ciation, was recalled by Charlie
Grimm shortly before the season
closed.
Block, a second baseman, was
voted the most valuable player in
FRANK JOSEPH
the South Atlantic League before died Oct. 24 at the age of 62. Ser-
he joined the Coast Guard. That vices were at Lewis Bros. Chapel.
year, while playing with Macon, He is survived by two brothers,
he led the league in batting with a Jacob and Isidore.
.377 mark. He drove In 93 runs.

S

TINY LOUIS Chernoff brought
fans to their feet in the dying
minutes of the Central-Western
game last week when he inter-
cepted a pass and raced some 35
yards for the winning Central
touchdown. Final score:. Central
14, Western 7.
The victory gives Coach Don
Fitch's Trailblazers a record of
three wins, one loss and two ties
as we go to press. They slipped
past Chadsey, 7 to 6, in a mud-
slinging contest Oct. 17.
• .•



A RECENT boxing rating re-
leased by the National Boxing As-
sociation mentions the following
Jewish boxers:
Gus Lesnevich, as light-heavy-
weight champ; Artie Levine, as

two sons, Albert and Myron, and
two daughters, Mrs. J. D. Klein
of Buffalo, and Mrs. Aaron Wirt.

ROSE HARRISON
of 3760 Chicago boulevard, died
ailuariee

Oct. 23. Services were at the Ira
Kaufman Funeral Chapel. She is
EMANUEL BARACHOWITZ
survived by two brothers, Alec H.
of 2023 Tuxedo avenue died Oct. and Milton, and four sisters, Sa-
22. Services were at the Ira Kauf- rah, Leah, Besse and Mrs. Maurice
man Funeral Chapel. He leaves Fink.
his wife, Sarah; a son, Burton;
his mother, Mrs. Fannie Bara-
MOLLY SHAPIRO
chowitz; three brothers, Barney of of 3021 Grand avenue, died Oct. 23.
Brooklyn; Max and Jack, and three She leaves her husband, Abraham;
sisters, Mrs. Mary Zonus, Mrs.
Freda Yerrhan and Mrs. Claire
Finkelman.

ELECT

HARRY

MRS. REBECCA KLAIMAN
of 1730 Gladstone avenue, di ed
Oct. 16. Services were held Sun-
day, with Rabbi Morris Adler of-
ficiating. She leaves three sons,
Morris of Chicago, Albert and
Jack; a brother, Hyman Katz, and
a sister, Mrs. Sol Soskin.

EPUBL

ELECT

TICKET.

HENDERSON

CONGRESSMAN

KIM SIGLER
* * * * * * * * * * * *

Republican

15th Congressional District

LEGISLATIVE

VOTE

State Senator
FIRST DISTRICT

State Senator
SECOND DISTRICT

with confidence for

HARRY HENDERSON as your Representative who will

State Senator
THIRD DISTRICT

work honestly, intelligently, and devotedly in your interest;

State Senator
FOURTH DISTRICT

HE is deserving of support.
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN.

State Senator
FIFTH DISTRICT



State Senator
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT

LEADER IN CIVIC AFFAIRS

DEPENDABLE CHARACTER

MATTHEW F. CALLAHAN

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VICTOR S. WIERZBICKI

ROBERT L. WARD

ARTHUR E. W009

JOHN TALBOT

CLARENCE A. REID

EDWARD W. FREY

SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD

CAPABLE CITIZEN

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Ask the Man Who Knows Him!

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MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT

THOMAS J. DOWLING

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NOVEMBER 5th

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D. NEIL REID

ROBERT J. IIENDERSON

EDWARD L. BAKER

JOHN P. FITZGERALD

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CLARENCE E. HOFFMAN

HARRY A. McDONALD, JR.

IS] HENRY T. GAGE

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Representatives
in State Legislature
FIRST DISTRICT

JOHN MAURER

CHESTER A. FERRIS

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PHILIP J. WILLIA5IS

®E. W. METCALFE

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ALEX J. POLK

PAUL ARNOLD

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CHARLES E. STEPHENS

NEIL A. PATTERSON

ARTHUR KURTZ

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Representative
In State Legislature
SECOND DISTRICT
Representative
In State Legislature
TIIIRD DISTRICT
Representative
In State Legislature
FOURTH DISTRICT
Representative
In State Legislature
FIFTH DISTRICT
Representative
In State Legislature
SIXTH DISTRICT
Representative
In State Legislature
SEVENTH DISTRICT

Murray D. Van Wagbner

HIS RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF

1. He built the finest highway system in the Nation, when serving as STATE

HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER.
2. When he became Governor the state deficit was $27,000,000.

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JAMES B. COCHRAN

FRANK J. CALVERT

IWAN TRYHOOK

HOWARD E. WOOD

5IARGUERITE C. JOHNSON

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CHARLES H. BLOCK

ELTON R. EATON

3. At the end of two years that deficit has been changed to $27,000,000 surplus.

These candidates for the State Legis-

4. He settled labor-management disputes. He retained the confidence of labor

lature are pledged to uphold the

and management.
5. He settled every major strike in short order.
6. He centralized State purchasing, for which every newspaper paid him tribute.

clean government principles of Kim

Sigler and to further Wayne County's

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7. He eliminated waiting lines for old aged pensions, for Unemployment com-

pensation.

All These Things He Accomplished; He Can Do It Again.

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RE-ELECT

GOVERNOR VAN WAGONER . 7=

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interests in Michigan's affairs with

energy, efficiency and honor.

Back up our new Governor

Vote Straight Republica

Wayne County Republican Committee

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