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THE DETROIT
Rappaport Seeks Lawyers' Poll Picks
for Probate
Oakland County Adams
Donald E. Adams was' winner
Prosecutor's Post of a poll conducted by the Oak-
Alvin S. Rappaport, well
known attorney, of 3570 Middle-
bury Lane, Bloomfield Town-
ship, is seeking the Democratic
nomination f o r Prosecuting
Attorney in Oakland County.
Born in Cleveland, in 1913,
he came here several years
later and has resided here since.
He is • a graduate of Central
High School and the University
of Detroit Law School and has
practiced law here for 22 years.
He is an active member of
the Michigan Bar and for four
years served as attorney with
the U.S. War Department,
having received the Award of
Merit for "excellence and
fidelity in the performance of
duty." Ile is a member of the
12-man University of Detroit
Civic and Alumni Advisory
Committee.
Rappaport "received many
intercollegiate athletic cham-
pion awards. He is a former
director of the Athletic _Scholar-
ship Foundation.
A member of Temple Israel,
he served on its building fund
committee. He has been active
in the Anti-Defamation League.
A champion of civil rights,
Rappaport has gained the sup-
port of many liberal and labor
groups. He is gaining favor in
Oakland County for his declara-
tion that he is not seeking the
Prosecuting Attorney's office as
merely a "political" job but
because he considers it a
"highly specialized professional
office requiring a specially
trained professional man . . .
free from taw d r y political
maneuvers."
Kaufman Enters Race
for Oakland County
Probate Court Judge
David Kaufman, an attorney
with the law firm of Schmier
and Schmier, has announced he
is a candidate for probate judge
in Oakland County.
There is no incumbent run-
ning for re-election to the newly
created post. The State Legis-
lature only recently provided
for a second probate judge in
the county.
A graduate of the University
of Michigan College of Law,
Kaufman was affiliated with
Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity.
Married and the father of one
child, he lives at 29550 Everett,
Southfield. .
Woodhull Sisterhood
Sets Luncheon-Social
A major fund-raising event of
the Sisterhood of Zev Shalom
Synagogue, Woodhull Lake, will
be a luncheon social to be held
from noon to 5 p.m., Wednesday,
at the cottage of chairman Mrs.
Rubin Serling, 4680 Woodhull
Dr.
Mrs. Simon Shifman, presi-
dent, announces that guests will
be invited for a dip in the Ser-
lings' pool, and games also will
be featured.
For information, call Mrs.
Shifman at UN 4-6730.
Michigan has the second most
complete series of vital records
in the United States, dating
back to 1867.
land County Bar Association to
determine the • candidate the
lawyers thbught best qualified
for the newly established sec-
ond probate judge post in the
county.
Adams has practiced law in
Pontiac and Drayton Plains
since 1936, and has been justice
of the peace in Waterford Town-
ship since 1937. A graduate of
the University of Michigan Col-
lege of Law, he is presently
serving as commissioner of the
State Bar from Oakland County.
Adams is a past president of
the Michigan Justices of the
Peace Association and is cur-
rently on the Michigan Water
Safety Commission.
`Women for Hare' Give State Rep. S. J. Clarkson Seeking Re-Election
S. James Clarkson, candidate cratic ticket, is an attorney. He
Him Birthday Party
for re-election to the Michigan is a veteran who has been span-
Oakland County Women for House of Representatives, in soring housing and fair' prac,
Hare for Governor •held a fund- the 4th District,• on the Demo- tices legislation.
raising birthday party for the
Democratic gubernatorial 'candi-
date recently at the home of
RE-ELECT JOHN
the group's chairinan, Mrs. Sam-
uel B. Danto of Huntington
Woods,
Mrs. James Hare, an artist
of some repute, delivered an
informal talk on "Art Apprecia-
DEMOCRAT NOMINEE FOR
tion."
A portrait plate painted oy
Mrs. Danto was presented to
Anne Hare in honor of her :ius-
OAKLAND COUNTY
band. It included his portrait
JOHN KRONENBERG
in gold and all of his interests
• KNOWS STATE AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT
and hobbies as a' border.
KRONENBERG
COUNTY CLERK
H. B. Tenenbaum Endorsed
by Group of Detroiters
H. B. Tenenbaum, Democratic
candidate for the State Legisla-
ture, this week was endorsed by
Sam Boesky, Joseph Bornstein,
Joseph Spitzer, George Fredson,
Hy Zeaman, Harry Boesky and
Norm Zukin.
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KRONENBERG
AUG.
2nd
MANAGER OF SECRETARY OF STATE OFFICE
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2nd
VOTE for
Replace The Incumbents .. .
Resolve The State. Tax Problem .. .
Vote August 2nd, 1960
DONALD E. ADAMS
Elect
PROBATE JUDGE NON PARTISAN
ALBERT A. KRAMER
State Representative — 4th District
Oakland County — DEMOCRAT
Central High '41
Wayne U '49
Attorney
New Two Year Term Judgeship
INTEGRITY --
JUDICIAL
DISPOSITION
TRAINED MIND
Donald E. Adams Is
well qualified for the
judgeship
Practicing . attorney
for twenty-four years,
Judge of Justice
Court, legal work and
voluntary service on
civic and governmen-
tal committees a n d
agencies have fain-
iliarized him with the
work of the Probate
Courts.
For t his additional
Judgeship of Probate
Court your election of
Donald Adams would
give Oakland County
a trained, experienced,
tried and proven
Judge.
VOTE FOR
JOE STADNIK
STATE SENATOR, Democrat
(1,2th Senatorial District, Oakland County)
Support a Small Businessman With Civic Experience
Harriet Phillips
Dr. Leon Fill
Harry Abrams
Isadore Coldbaum
Sam Fishman
Allen Zemmol
VOTE FOR JOE STADNIK TUESDAY, AUG. 1!
This advertisement paid for by friends
WE WHOLEHEARTEDLY SUPPORT
ELLIS
JAMES
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
(18th DISTRICT) OAKLAND COUNTY _
* FORMER CHIEF OF OPERATIONS OF THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
* PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT
* COLONEL — USAF RETIRED
* OUTSTANDING WAR RECORD
* EXPERIENCED IN FOREIGN RELATIONS • •
Traveled in more than 50 Countries . . . Speaks many languages
* FORMER NATO STAFF OFFICER
MR. and MRS. WALTER NUSSBAUM
MR. and MRS. ROBERT PHILLIPS
DR. and MRS. MORRIS WEISS
MR. and MRS. LINCOLN WELTON
MR. and MRS. MORRIS ARNOWITZ
MR. and MRS. DAVID BRODY
MR. and MRS. JERRY DALE
MR. and MRS. JACOB HURWITZ
State Senate
Oakland County
Democrat
• FIGHTS FOR PRINCIPLES
• UNDERSTANDS THE PROBLEMS Of BUSINESS AND LABOR
VOTE FOR KELLIS . VOTE DEMOCRATIC . . . VOTE AUG. 2ND
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