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Ira G. and Charles Win Together
With Victor Baum and John Wise

Four Jewish candidates won
nominations for judgeships in
Monday's Primary election.
Two Kaufmans are among the
victors—Ira G. and Charles.
Victor J. Baum ran second
in the Circuit:
Court race, re-
ceiving 67,977
votes. Ira G.
Kaufman r e -
ceived ' 61,555
votes and John
M. Wise 43,755.
They will be
listed with five
others on the
b a 11 o t in the

L G. Kaufman Victor Baum

April election, when four are to
be chosen.
In the race for the Common
Pleas Judgeship, Charles Kauf-
man polled 9,564 votes and will
oppose Elvin L. Davenport, who
received 43,842 votes, in the
April 1 election.
Baum was one of Governor
Williams' nominees to fill a
vacancy. Wise is the well known
Traffic Court referee. Both are

active in the Jewish ccrnmunity.
Ira G. Kaufman, who has
practiced law here for 20 years,
is well known in the Jewish
community as a former presi-
dent of Adas Shalom synagogue,
as a vice-president of the United
Hebrew Schools and as an ac-
tive Zionist.
Charles Kaufman, of 20466
Lauder, whose victory over for-
mer Lt. Gov. Clarence A. •Reid,
who ran third with 8,941 votes,
was one of the Primary surpris-
es, is a member of Bnai Brith
and Temple Israel. An attorney,
'he is a former World War II
prisoner of war in Japan. A U.S.
Air Force navigator of a B-24
bomber, he was shot down by
the Japanese over the Andam-
an Islands. The only survivor,
he was imprisoned in the Om-
ori War Camp for 18 months.
He was awarded several cita-
tions for bravery.
The only woman candidate
to run for the bench in the
April general election is Mrs.
Annie Lorber, of 26'4 Richton.
Mrs. Lorber will oppose Judge
David C. Vokes for the regu-
lar term for Common Pleas
Court. There was no contest
in the Primary.
Mrs. Lorber, an attorney for
27 years, is a graduate of the
University of Detroit Law
School. She was a policewoman
for nine years and served two
years as an adjudicator for the
Veterans Administration. She
is a member of the Detroit and
Michigan Bar .Associations.

Rabbinical Scholarship Award
Givn in Pauline Harris's Memory

Dr. Richard C. Hertz and the
board of trustees announce the
establishment by Emanuel J.
Harris of The Pauline Harris
Rabbinical Scholarship Fund of
Temple Beth El as a memorial
' to' his mother. The purpose of
this fund will be to encourage
gifted and promising Jewish
youth to enter the Reform Jew-
ish ministry, and to help them
financially during the course of
their rabbinical training.
' The Pauline Harris Award, in
the sum of $1500, will be given
each year to a worthy and
needy student from Michigan
who aspires to become a rabbi,
and who .matriculates at the
Hebrew Union College-Jewish

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nati. The fund will be adminis-
tered by Dr. Hertz, senior rabbi
of Temple Beth El, and a spe-
cial committee of three appoint-
ed by the president of Temple
Beth El.
The terms of the fund also
provide that if no student from
Michigan is deemed eligible for
the award, the fund is to accu-
mulate; or, if in the judgment
of the faculty of the Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute
of Religion, some outstanding
student from a state outside of
Michigan is in need, the facul-
ty may recomn'iend to the
award committee of Temple
Beth El that the award be giv-
en to that student; or to a grad-
uate student studying at the He-
brew Union College — Jewish
Institute of Religion for his
PH.D., who has potentialities
for appointment to the Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute
of Religion faculty.
Contributions to The Pauline
Harris Rabbinical • Scholarship
will be accepted from the pub-
lic at large.

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Nazis Hoped to Use Coughlin for Propagand

4 AJC Divisions
Meet This Week

Four Divisions of the 1957
Allied Jewish Campaign will
hold meetings this week.
Mrs. Samuel Green, chairman
of the treasury gifts section,
announces a presidents' t e a,
1 p.m., Thurs-
day, at the
home o f Mrs.
William R.
Roth, on Ham-
ilton Road.
Presidents o r
representatives
of women's
groups will be
briefed on the
role of wo-
men's organi-
zations in a n
emergency
y e a r. M r s. Mrs. Green
Leonard Weiner will speak on
"Women's Organizations, A Plus
Value to Our Community." Mrs.
John C. Hopp will outline both
on-going a n d special rescue
needs, which must be met by
the 1957 Campaign.
The furniture section of the
mercantile division will hold a
brunch for key men, 10:30 a.m.,
Sunday, at the Future C 1 u b,
18940 Schaefer. Rabbi M. Robert
Syme, of Temple Israel, will be
guest speaker. Harold Robinson
is chairman of the furniture
section, and Eugene Kraft is
associate chairman.
Leonard N. Simons, pre-cam-
paign chairman, will be guest
speaker at a mercantile division,
jewelry section, brunch, for key
men, 10:30 a.m., Sunday, at the
City Club, 17111 Third. Lewis H.
Manning is Chairman of the
jewelry section and Harry Kay
and Gershon Levy are associate
chairmen.
The physicians' section of the
professional division will meet
at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the
Jewish Home for Aged. The
physicians will complete plans
for the campaign and will in-
spect facilities at the Home for
Aged. Dr. Perry Goldman is
chairman and D r. David H.
Lynn is co-chairman of the sec-
tion.
The cleaning plants and laun-
dry sections of the services di-
vision will hold a get-together,
8 p.m., Thursday., at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gottlieb.

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Indications that the Nazis'
former Detroit consul hoped to
use Father Charles E. Cough-
lin, pastor of Royal Oak's Shrine
of the Little Flower, for propa-
ganda purposes in America were
found in captured 1939 German
Foireign Office documents, pub-
lished Monday in London.
A memorandum, written when
Father Coughlin was an influ-
ential radio commentator in this
country, suggests that Consul
Fritz Hailer was unable to get
Berlin support on his project.

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Name Simons, Pollack
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to City Commissions

Two leaders of the Detroit
Jewish community were named
this week by Mayor Cobo to
serve an city commissions for
four-year terms.
Leonard N. Simons, local ad-
vertising executive, was ap-
pointed, along with five other
Detroiters, as a member of the
City Art Commission.
, David Pollack, a member of
the Detroit Fire Commission
since his appointment by for-
mer Mayor Eugene Van An-
twerp in 1949, was re-named to
his third term on the commis-
sion.

The Nazi consul got his propa-
ganda idea when Coughlin wrote
him a letter attacking Nazi
maltreatment of Christians, the
report indicates. The consul
wrote Woermann, a Nazi poli-
tical department director, ask-
ing possibilities of reassuring
the pastor.
The British Foreign Office
emphasized the document as be-
ing an official German record.

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The Men's Club • of Beth Ab-
raham Synagogue, in joint
sponsorship with the congrega-
tion's Boy Scout Troop 626,
will hold a scouting charter
presentation at 8 p.m., March 5,
in' the social hall.
The principal address will be
given by Inspector Francis
Davey, of the Detroit Police
Department. Other participants
are Judge Nathan J. Kaufman
and Rabbi Israel I. Halpern
Nathan Shafkind, neighbor-
hood scout commissioner, will
present the charter, and the
Ladies Auxiliary, Department
of Michigan Jewish War Vet-
erans, will give an American
flag to the* troop.
Troop 626 now has 38 scouts.
Sidney Dinner is institutional
representative, and Harry Left
is chairman of the scout com-
mittee. Troop leaders are Jerry
Bader and Bernie Zipser and
Explorer advisers are Manny
Mackey and Joe Bigman.

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S —THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, February 22, 1957

The Kaufmans in the Running

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