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Be Sure to Vote on Nov. 8

Important decisions are to be reached in the 15th
Congressional District next Tuesday.
Candidates are to be nominated for a e Congressional
post left vacant by the death of the distinguished Congress-
man of that District, John D. Dingell.
It is urgent that the best candidate should be nominated
—and that is possible only if . all eligible voters cast their
ballots on that date.
This is a call to all voters in the 15th District: BE SURE
TO VOTE NEXT TUESDAY.

Frances Solovich

Woman Candidate
Conducts Dynamic
Campaign Here

One of the most interesting
campaigns in the present political
battle to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Congressman
John Dingell is being conducted
by a woman.
Frances (Mrs. Charles) Solo-
vich is the heroine. She is a prac-
ticing attorney, a 'national Bnai
Brith leader, mother of two chil-
dren.
Without sacrificing law prac-
tice, home, husband and children,
she has conducted a dynamic
drive for votes. She makes a fine
impression at all meetings she
addresses, she invariably emerges
as the ablest orator at all the
gatherings and politicians are
watching her with keen interest.
Her husband is confident:
Frances will be a Congress-
woman some day.

Mrs. Jameson Running
For Congress for 3rd Time

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Helen Mackay Jameson, candi-
date for the third time for Con-
gress from Michigan's 15th Dis-
trict at Tues-
day's primary
election, has
pledged to pro-
mote the plat-
form of the De-
mocratic Party
in providing
successful labor
and social legis-
lation.
A long - time
Mrs. Jameson Zionist sympa-
thizer, Mrs. Jameson was form
erly associated with the late
Rabbi Leo Franklin, of Temple
Beth El. One of her campaign
goals is the achievement of a
strong 15th District, she said.

Van Antwerp to Work
For Local Waterway

Eugene I. Van Antwerp this
week pledged to put his "25-years
of continuous public service to
work" if elected to fill the seat
vacated by the death of John
Dingell in the 15th Congressional
District.
Van Antwerp, a former Detroit
Mayor and presently a Common
Councilman; is a
candidate on the
Democratic tick-
et for the nomi-
nation in next
Tuesday's ballot-
ing.
Pledging
to work for pro-
gressive legisla-
lation, Van Ant-
w e r p stressed
Van Antwerp that he will sup-
port completion
of an International Waterway for
ocean-going vessels b et w e en
Lakes Huron and Erie, to help
build Detroit.
A member of the American
Society of Civil Engineers, Michi-
gan Engineering Society and En-
gineering Society of Detroit Van
Antwerp is an overseas veteran
of World War I, past national
commander of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars • and numerous
other veterans organizations.
He has lived at 16845 Muirland
since 1927, is the father of 11
children and has 28 grandchil-
dren.

Rev. Hill Supports
Israel's World Position

Rev. Ch6xles A. :Hill, Demo-
cratic candidate for U. S. Con-
gress in the 15th District in
Tuesday's primary election, this
week aired .the following mes-
sage on Israel:
"As a teacher of the Bible I
cannot understand how any
minister, priest or rabbi could
not favor Israel's existence." .
Quoting passages from the Bible,
Rev. Hill spoke of the promises
made by the Lord in granting
the land to the people of Israel.
"Of course, I go beyond the
position on the side of the Lord
in stating firmly that the U. S.,
having helped Israel come into
being, has at least a moral ob-
ligation to shield it from destruc-
tion," Rev. Hill added.
If elected, Rev. Hill promised
to vote for economic aid for Israel
to enable her to maintain econ-
omic stability.

Pillon Favors Strong
Backing for Israel

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Addressing Rex Lodge of Bnai
Brith on Wednesday evening,
Gregory M. Pillon, Republican
candidate for the special Primary
election in the 15th Congressional
District, on Tuesday, made a
stand for a stronger Israel.
Pillon said he favored a block-
ade on arms shipments from the
Communist countries to the Arab'
lands, forming an economic
blockade of the Arab countries
and supplying free lend-lease
arms to aid Israel.
Pillon also advocates repeal of
the McCarran-Walter Act and
support for a national FEPC law.

A CORRECTION

There was an error in last
week's Commentary in The Jew-
ish News. In his reference to
the double-headed Russian Eagle,
the Commentator stated correct-
ly that one head looked towards
Constantinople ( Istanb uhl) . In
his reference to the other head,
looking toward St. Petersburg,
he should have said that it is the
present Leningrad. The present
'Stalingrad is the old Czaritsyn.

Then shall ye return, and dis-
cern between the righteous and
the wicked, between him that
serveth God and him that serv-
eth him not. —Mal. 3:18

Dingell Backed by
Prominent Leaders

Lacey Pledges Support Of Israel in Congress

Ernest J. Lace3, 16134 Wiscon- of NATO and the UN, enforce-.
sin, candidate for the Demo- ment of the anti-segregation de-
cratic nomination for Congress- cision of the Supreme Court, en-
man in the 15th Congressional actment of a federal FEPC and
District, this week pledged sup- building of better highways.
• The primary election will be
port to Israel, if elected.
Calling Israel "an island .of de- held on Tuesday.
mocracy in the Middle East,"
History does not long entrust
Lacey, who has long been asso-
ciated with aid to Israel, served the care of freedom to the weak
on several committees furthering or the timid.
—President Eisenhower
support to the Jewish state and
has planted trees in Israel
through the Jewish National
The Detroit Senior Bicur
Fund.
Cholem
A clerk in Circuit Court Judge
Chester P. O'Hara's courtroom,
Lacey is presently Democratic
N a t i o n al Committeeman for
Michigan and is a former chair-
November 1 5th
man of the 15th District Demo-
cratic organization.
Lachar's Catering—Dexter Blvd.
In addition to his support of
The public is invited—Carry on
Israel, Lacey urges widening. of
the Jewish ideal
social security benefits, backing
"131CUR CHOLEM" Visiting

Henry Krolik, speaking for a
group of prominent Detroiters
who have organized to assist
in the nomination and eventual
election of John D. Dingell to
Congress, from the 15th Congres-
sional District, pointed to his
many qualifications and called
attention to Dingell's support of
the following:
A , compulsory Federal Fair
Employment Practice Act; Fed-
eral aid to education; Federal aid
for highway _construction; pre-
vention of an arms race in the
Middle East and uninterrupted
economic aid 'to Israel and pro-
tection of her boundaries, revi-
sion of the McCarran Law, and
extension of the Social Security
Act.
"The 15th District has become
known as 'the Dingell District'
and we hope to keep it so by
the election of a man who will
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
follow in his father's liberal foot- 22
Friday, November 4, 1955
steps," Krolik said.
"If I am chosen to represent
my district in Congress," Dingell
indicated, "I will make the im-
migration field—with its impact
upon human rights, international
relations, American principles of
justice, and the economic 'needs
of this country—one of the most
vital parts of the work I hope
to do. We cannot let the foot of
totalitarianism stay in the door
of American justice any longer."

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Ernest J.

LACEY

Democratic Candidate
for Congress in the
15th District
Will Fight for:

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• Full support of Israel

• Better schools; higher
teacher pay

. The JEWISH
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brings you ALL
the news about
Jews every-
where .. .

• Modern Highways to
match modern cars

• Strong U.N. and
N.A.T.O.

• Federal F.E.P.C.

• Better Post Office
Service

LACEY

will give YOU full-time rep-
resentation in Congress. He

will listen to YOUR prob-

lems and serve YOU and

YOUR family.

LACEY

is presently Democratic,oNa-

tional Committeeman f o r

Michigan. He has g' en our
community over 25 years of

loyal and efficient service.

Give Yourself a Voice
in Your Congress!
On November 8th, Elect

Ernest J.

LACEY

Congressman

Detroit 15th District

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