Seymour Markowitz
Candidate
f-- Thirty-six candidates are run-

Preferred Rating

Wayne County Prosecutor Sam-
uel H. Olsen was given the rating
of "Preferred and Well Qualified -

VOTE IN THE PRIMARY—TUESDAY, SEPT. I, 19M

Re-Nominate

ALBERTA

ning for one seat on Detroit's
Common .Council. There. is only
one vacancy to fill!
One of the candidates, well
known in this area, is Seymour
' Markowitz, a lifetime resident of
Detroit. Markowitz,- a graduate of
Central High School, served in the
armed forces- and afterward at
tended Wayne State University,
where he did :.undergraduate work
in psychology and sociology and
worked on his Master's Degree in
tax law.

in the Civic Searchlight.

It has been pointed out that
this is the first time a Democratic
prosecutor has been given such a
rating by the Searchlight.
Deeply moved by the aeclaim
thus given him. Olsen said he con-
siders it "a mandate for a con-
tinued program of strict law en-
forcement for all the people and

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE

DEMOCRAT

fr LLB., Wayne State Uriiver - sity Law School, 1949
it• Practicing Attorney --- , 15 Years
.

• 1-962 Democratic Nominee for the Office of State Representative
• Married, father of threQchildren
• World War II Veteran — 35 Months
1■ • Rated preferred by the OaklaniT .County Citizens 'League
Endorsed by 18th Congressional District Young Democrats
(Includes Cities:of 'Oak Park, Southfield . and Others)
• Endorsed by Michigan-Association of Court Clerks
• Member of the Executive Committee, Oakland County
Democratic Committee

Markowitz is a pfacticing at-
torney. earning his law degree
from the Detroit College of Law.
Fie has served with the Michigan

CorpOration and Securities Com-
mission, and in that capacity, he
presided over 'many hundreds of
, important conferences involving
homeowners' complaints against
builders and real estate brokers.
He is a member of the State

ALBERT A. KRAMER

Bar of Michigart and the Detroit

Bart Association.

Political Adverti

SAMUEL H. OLSEN

a stamp- of approval on .our efforts
which have successfully combatted
organized crime in the nation's
fifth IareKst city in the country. -
A practicing attorney. for 25
years. Olsen is serving his third
term as Wayne, County Prose-
cutor. - -
When he took office, Olsen was
39. He had been in the Prosecu-
tor's office for eight years and
was the chief trial laWyer for out-
county major felony cases.
He was also a special assistant
United States District Attorney.
The six - fool. 195 - pound Prose-
.cutor graduated from Highland
Park High School in 1936. He at-
tended Highland Park Junior Col-
lege, and Northwestern Univer-
sity. and r,ceived his law degree
from Wa.ne State University in
1942. '
Olsen was a college baseball
star, a municipal -tennis champion
and a trumpeter with the Scandi
navian: Symphony Orchestra,
Born -iii Copenhagen, Denmark
Oct. 5. 1-918, Olgen -came to De-
trolt at. the age of six, and he can
still speak Danish as fluently as

English.

In 1955. Olsen became the first •.
prosecutor to win admission .of a
tape recording as evidence in a
murder trial. He also is the only
prosecutor to gain conviction on
an attempted murder conspiracy
charge. ' • .
Olsen established the Criminal
Frauds Division within the prose-

.

cutor's office in 1957.

N

Lou Gordon in Race
for Recorders Court

Lou Gordon Is a candidate for

the

office of Detroit Recorders
Court, Judge to fill. the vacancy
created by the death' of Judge W.
McKay Skillman. He has been a
practicing trial attorney in the
Detroit area for five years.
Gordon attended Detroit grade
and high schools, - graduating from
Central High in 1951; He attended
Wayne State University, receiving
his bachelor of arts degree in
business 'administration in 1955
and the law degree in 1958.
He is a member of the Americah,
State and. Detroit Bar AssOciations,
of the local and national chapters
of the National Association of
Claimants Compensation Attorneys,
and . Tam Epsilon Rho legal frater-
nity. - -
Gordon is affiliated with the
Masonic Order, Perfection 'Lodge,
as a third degree Mason, is a
trustee- of the Eight Mile-Redferzi
Homeowners Association 'and for-
merly served as a secretary in the
organization. He is married and
has one child. The family resides
at 20288 Redfern.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Aug-ust 28, 1964 19

Our Suburbs, Our Schools,i0ur Citizens Need a
Responsible Man of= Action LEVIN is a talented
Public Servant who gets things done!

Here is a aose-up of Sander Levin

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MADISON_ HEIGHTS, HAZEL PARK,
* IERNDALE,'OAK PARK,.PLEASANT
RIDGE, ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP,

Member, Oakland County Board of Supervisors * * * * * *-* * *

• 'Chairman,

Oakland County Democratic Party

Delegate to 1964 Democratic National Conventi
Active in Suburban Education,
•
Mental" Health and Library Activities

Graduate, Chicago and Columbia
Law School

Harv.ard

Universialoa,

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Experienced Attorney at Law

•

Married, 3 Children, Lifelong Michigan

Resident, Residing in Berkley

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45th
SENATORIAL

DISTRICT
) 1. HUNTINGTON WOODS, BERKLEY,
* * * *-* * * * * SOUTHRELD CITY, LATHRUP

Antidefamation League
Michigan Regional Advisory Board

• Member, B'nai Brith

Friends of Sander M. Levin for State Senator

IN ORDER TO VOTE. FOR SANDER

LEVI
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