DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
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RE-ELECTION OF REP. McLEOD
URGED BY PROMINENT LEADERS
Hadassah Education
Congressman Clarence J. Mc- his proposal to provide for a 15-
Day Monday, Oct. 28 Leod's
courageous stand in sup- year
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Inaugurating a new feature of
education, the Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah will hold an "Educa-
tion Day" on Monday, Oct. 28,
starting at 10 o'clock in the Kate
Frank Memorial Chapel of the
Shaarey Zedek.
In the morning a seminar for
all members and leaders of last
year's study groups will be led
by Mrs. J. H. Levin of Pitts-
burgh, a national leader in edu-
cation for Hadassah. Following
this meeting a complimentary
lunch will be served in the so-
cial hall.
Mrs. Levin will address the
afternoon group on contemporary
education problems and all board
members, committee chairmen'and
Honor Roll captains, workers and
committees will be invited .
Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich and Mrs.
Morris Adler, chairman of -edu-
cation, are in charge of arrange-
ments for the day.
On Wednesday, Oct. 30, Hadas-
sah will hold another rally meet-
ing at the Jewish Community
Center. Following the luncheon-
ette at 12:30 reports will be
heard from all captains and
workers. Isidore Sobeloff, director
of the Jewish Welfare Federation,
will be the featured speaker.
Hadassah Sabbath will be Sat-
urday, Nov. 9, and will be com-
memorated with an Oneg Shab-
bat at the Shaarey Zedek. Mrs.
Walter Field is chairman and will
be assisted by Mrs. George Fine-
man, Mrs. Allan B. Kramer, social
chairman and Mrs. Abe Kasle,
hospitality chairman.
On Nov. 12, the annual paid
up membership luncheon will be
held.
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Youth Committee
Resumes Activity
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Ladies' Auxiliary of Mlawer
Verein Plans Annual
Luncheon
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Mlawer Verein will meet Nov. 1,
at the home of Mrs. Dave Kol-
lin, 3226 Cortland. Plans will be
made for the annual donor lunch-
eon which is to take place on
Feb. 5, at the Wilshire.
Mrs. Abe Shambom and her
co-chairman, Mrs. J. Klayman,
invite their friends' support for
this cause. The following com-
Murray Jacobs, of the Shaarey
Zedek Young People's Society,
was elected president of the
"Youth Speaks" Committee at a
meeting held at the Jewish Corn-
, munity Cantet. Other_oacers are:
Vice-chairman, Maynard M. Feld-
man, of Bicur Cholem, Jrs.• sec-
retary, Reva Malamud of, '
House League of the Jewish Cen-
ter; treasurer, Ann Deborah
Brooks, of the Junior Service
Group.
The "Youth Speaks" Comittee.
representing 23 Jewish youth or-
ganizations, inaugurated the ser-
ies of monthly youth forums on
topics of contemporary interest
last season, which received a very
wide response from the entire
community. Such current issues
as Jewish education, Zionist, vo-
cational guidance, communal re-
sponsibility were discussed in
town-hall fashion, with a promi-
nent adult leader as moderator.
This year the same procedure
will be utilized with different
topics. The first forum is sched-
uled for Sunday evening, Nov.
17, at the Jewish Center.
Youth organizations wishing to
affiliate may communicate at the
Jewish Community Center, Madi-
son 8400, with Mr. Fleischman,
Advisor to the group.
penalty for those advocating
port of legislation to root out Communism or Nazism is w i e
subversive elements was used as of the most important bills '-
argument by outstanding leaders fore Congress.
Among those signing this stat , -
ment are:
Samuel J. Rhodes, lawyer ;
Abraham Zussman, manufactur
er's agent; Harry Madison, metal,
business; Harry Schaefer, sale.--
man; Nate Rollins, manufacturer:
I. Fredland, wholesale jewelry.
Harry Nathan, credit men's sery
ice; Rowland W. Fixel, attorney;
Nathan Lerner, construction en-
gineer; Samuel Zusmann, sales
manager; Harry Zausmer, fur-
rier; Joseph Jones, manufacturer;
Dr. Hilliard Goldstick, dentist;
Ben Cowan, salesman, Dr. Nathan
Goldberg, Dr. Harry Goldberg.
Congressman McLeod stands
high in the estimation of his
constituents, especially the Jews
who have seen him come to the
defense of unfortunate immi-
grants.
On the Palestinian question,
REP. CLARENCE J. McLEOD Congressman McLeod has alway ,
been sympathetic and he was of
in the ranks of Jewish War Vet- great help to the Detroit dole
erans to urge his re-election to gation who came to Washington
Congress in the 13th District.
about a year ago to ask America's
In a statement issued this aid against the land restriction
week, these leaders point out that decree.
Zionism Course
Opens at Center
MOTION PICTURE TOUR OF
MEXICO AT ART JUBILEE
SUNDAY
Under the joint sponsorship of
the Center and the Zionist or-
ganization of Detroit, a course in
the "History of Zionism," wilt
be conducted for a period of 10
Thursday evenings, 8 to 9, be-
ginning this Thursday, Oct. 31.
The course and lectures are:
Oct. 31, "A Century In Retro-
spect," by Isaac Franck.
Nov. 7, "From Dreams to
Deeds," by Rabbi Leon Feuer.
Nova 14, "Why Palestine?" by
Rabbi Abraham M. Hershman.
Nov. 28, "Theodor Herzel by
Simon Shetzer.
Dec. 5, 'Thinkers and Rebels,"
by Rabbi Morris Adler.
Dec. 12, "Factions in Zionism,"
by , Philip - Slomovitz.
Dec 19, "Hebrew Conies to
Life," by Bernard Isaacs.
Dec. 26, "Palestine Since the
World War," by Rabbi Leon
Pram.
Jan. 2, "What of the Arabs?"
Rabbi Leon Pram.
Jan. 9, "What of the Future?",
Rabbi Morris Adler.
The course is free to members
of the Center and of the Zion-
ist Organization of America. Oth-
ers will have to pay a registra-
tion fee of 50 cents.
A natural color motion picture
tour of Mexico will be presented
by Branson De Cou, world trav-
eler and lecturer, when he alp
pears in person at the Detroit
Institute of Arts, Woodward at
Kirby, next Sunday afternoon,
Oct. 27, at 3:30 p. m.
Mr. De Cou just recently re-
turned from Mexico where he
visited all the scenic spots well-
known to tourists as well as
many interesting and historically-
important out-of-the-way places.
With his movie camera he re-
corded in natural color the social
and business life of the natives
and the scenic beauty for which
Mexico is famous.
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
An unveiling of a monument
in memory of David Levin will
take place on Sunday, Oct. 27 at
1 p. m. at Machpelah Cemetery.
Rabbi I, Stollman will officiate.
Relatives and friends are invited.
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Council Juniors'
Conclave Nov. 2, 3
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October 25, '940
The Mid-Eastern Conference of
the National Council of Jewish
Juniors, will be held in Indiana-
polis, Ind., at the Lincoln Hotel,
Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 2
and 3.
Approximately 300 girls from
Detroit, Cleveland, Youngstown,
Cincinnati, Dayton, Terre Haute
and Indianapolis will attend the
sessions.
Centering convention discussion
around the topic "What Can the
Young Jewish Women of Amer-
id Do To Preserve the American
Way of Life," a highlight of
the meetings will be the Satur-
day afternoon symposium.
Local girls who will attend the
convention are the Misses Mil
dred Beerbohm and Diana Rosen-
blatt, delegates; Edythe Holin-
stat and Bess Pearlman, alter-
nates; and Nadine Lewis, presi-
dent. All council members are
invited to attend.
mittees are assisting in the work.
Mrs. Israel Burnstein, pledge di-
rector; Mrs. Sam Fox and Mrs.
Joe Greenbaum, chairmen of
Ways and Means committee;
Mrs. J. Klayman, treasurer; Mrs.
S. Lichtenstein, in carge of pub-
licity.
For further information, call
Mrs. A. Shanbom, TO. 5-7984, or
Mrs. Israel Burnstein, TR. 2-
4053.
VOTE FOR
Mrs. Harry Figot is president
Theodore
I. Fry
and Mrs. J. Klayman is secre-
tary of the Auxiliary.
State Treasurer—Democrat
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