Leo Polk Urges More Petition Signers Report Mancroft Issue Settled to Satisfaction of Jews
(JTA — The issue of resentatives c on cur r e d, stating into the field of international
Against Proposed Massachusetts Ballot the LONDON
London Chamber of Commerce flatly that the Chamber has, "since trade by countries having recourse

Leo Polk, prominent labor leader
and an active figure in Bnai Brith,
Allied Jewish Campaigns and move-
ments to fight against anti-Semi-
tism, this week
appealed to those
who have not yet
signed t h e peti-
tions against the
Massachusetts bal-•
lot to do so im-
mediately.
Thanking those
who have been
helpful in this ef-
fort and express-
n g confidence
that more than Leo Polk
200,000 signatures will be secured
to assure the idea of adopting the
proposed ballot going to the voters
for action, Polk again pointed out
that the Massachusetts ballot, if
used, would prevent a majority of
voters from expressing their prefer-
ences. "Voters would be prohibited
from casting straight party ballot,
as 75 per cent now do," he said.
Filing of the necessary signi-
tures — only 138,000 are required
but Polk and his committees seek
200,000 -- will keep the proposed
ballot from being used in Novem-
ber, he said.

Under the newly proposed bal-
lot to which objections have been
raised by those circulating the
petitions, "identification of party
candidates will be more difficult
since party vignettes will not be
used," Polk said. Persons with pe-
titions are asked to contact him
at his home, 20027 Mansfield, VE
7-4524.

Robert Briscoe Won't
Run for Re-Election

1951, been adamant in being op-
posed to any form of recognition
of the Arab boycott and has always
refused to sign any certificate
which included any form of dis-
crimination."
The joint statement noted fur-
ther that the Chamber's official
journal this year reaffirmed "sup-
After meeting separately with port of resolutions deploring the
Jewish members of Parliament and intervention of political questions
with leaders of Jewish organiza-
tions, the Earl of Verulam, presi-
dent of the Chamber, issued a Candidate Blondy
statement which the Jewish rep-

withdrawl of its offer of the organ-
ization's presidency to Lord Man-
croft, the Jewish financier, under
alleged Arab boycott pressure,
seemed to have been resolved to
the satisfaction of Jewish leaders'
as well as of officials of the
Chamber.

Opposes Excise Tax

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

DUBLIN — Robert Briscoe, for- Ernest Adler in Race
mer Lord Mayor of Dublin and the for State Legislature
only Jewish member of the Dail,
Ernest E. Adler, a practicing at-
the Lower house of the Irish Par- torney here, is in the race for the
liament, said here that he will not
—,,,::::0Democratic nomi-
nation for the
run in next year's Parliamentary
State Legislature
elections.
in the 67th dis-
Briscoe, who was first elected to
trict.
the Dail in 1927, told the Jewish
Born in Czecho-
Telegraphic Agency that "I shall
slovakia, where
be 70 next September and I don't
he also practiced
want to go on until I am too old
1 a w , Adler was
for the job—it is time to stand
graduated from
down and make- room for other
iljCharles Uni-
people."
versity in Prague
Briscoe, who served twice as
with a Laws and
Lord Mayor of Dublin, is a life-
,Political Science
long Zionist.
doctorate.
Paid Political Adv.
He came to this
"country in 1948,
was graduat-
"A Proven Record—
ed from the De-
Not Promises"
troit College of
Adler
Law and was ad-
mitted to the Bar in 1953, having
practiced law here since then.
He lives with his wife and two
daughters at 13301 Albany, Oak
Park.

Senator Charles S. Blondy said
that the federal excise tax on auto-
mobiles are discriminatory and
obsolete.
Senator Blandy declared that he
would fight for legislation to ex-
empt low income families from
paying income taxes.
Senator Blondy is a candidate
for Congressman in the new First
Congressional District on the
Democratic ticket. He is endorsed
by the Pulaski Democratic Club
of North Detroit, the Central Citi-
zens Committee and the Court
Clerks Association of the State of
Michigan.
Senator Blandy is a member of
the Louis D. Brandeis Lodge of
Bnai Brith, the Michigan Jewish
Historical Society, Hannah Schloss
Old Timers and serves on the board
of the Hebrew Benovolent Society.

ILL'S

15th District

Democrat

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Attorney
Experienced Legislator
30-Year Resident of Northwest Detroit
Homeowner and Taxpayer
Married and Father of Four Children
Endorsed by the 17 Congressional District OFFICIAL
Democratic Party Organization

We believe that Re-Election of State Representative Joseph A. Gillis
would be in the best interests of the State of Michigan and the
community.

Julius E. Allen
Dr. Charles G. Bensamin
Samuel T. Berkley
Arthur E. Berlin
Eveiyn R. Brant
Irving Burkow
Dr. Perry Burnstine
Mrs. Perry Burnstine
Michael Cash
Avern L. Cohn
Gabriel Cohn
Daniel Cooper
Gerald Curtis
Sol A. Dann
Alfred L. Deutsch
Samuel Dubrinsky
Aubrey Ettenheimer
Harold Finney
Abbe S. Freidman
Samuel Glassman
Susan Goldman
Prof. Lawrence Greene
Hookey Goodman
Harry N. Grossman
Hyman Grossman
M. Glen Grossman
William Hordes
S. R. Jacobs
Anna Kaplan
Irwin J. Kasoff
David Katz
Mrs. Charles Kaufman
Sidney Kaye
Mrs. George D. Kent
Max E. Klaymen
Rose P. Kleinman
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman
Milton Kort
Jack J. Kraizman

Seymour Kraus

Arthur M. Lang

Philip Langwald
Albert Lee
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Frieda Leemon
Cyril C. Levenson
William Levin
Harry Levitt
Gershon Levy
Sam Loberman
Gerald Miller
Arnold H. Monash
Barbara Nelson
Myron Panter
Theodore Pines
Harry L. Pliskow
Samuel Portne
Symour Posner
Dr. Irwin B. Posner
Samuel Posner
Louis Rogevein
Baruch Rosenburg
Frank Rosenbaum
Julius Rothchild
Benjamin Roth
Beatrice Rott
Leo Silver
Paul Silver
Simon Slutsky
Harold Somlyo
Morris Weiss
Avery Weiswasser
Ilene K. Winkelman
Leo W. Yeszin
Harry Yudkoff
Samuel Yura
George M. Zeltzer
Allen Zemmol

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
18 Friday, August 21, 1964

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"I often wonder whether we do
not rest our hopes too much upon
constitutions, upon laws and upon
courts. These are false hopes; be-
live me, these are false hopes.
Liberty lies in the hearts of men
and women; when it dies there,
no constitution, no law, no court
can save it. . . ." —Learned Hand

The president of the Chamber,"
the joint statement continued, "is
selected irrespective of his ethnic
origin or creed. It is the normal
practice for confidential ap-
proaches to be made to distin-
guished persons to allow their
names to go forward. Occasionally,
names are withdrawn. It is re-
gretted that, in connection with a
recent approach and withdrawl,
a public misunderstanding has
arisen which is jointly deplored."

Political

Re-Elect

Joseph A.

to commercial boycotts based on
racial and religious criteria."

The Candidate

IRVING H. WIENER

16th DISTRICT — DEMOCRATIC STATE REPRESENTATIVE

NUMBER 228 ON THE BALLOT

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