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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

November I, 1940

Hordes Urges
ADULT SCHOOL
OPENS MONDAY Re-Election of

Courses Sponsored by Michigan
Synagogue Conference and
Young Israel

At 8 and 9 P.M. next Monday
evening, Nov. 4, the first sessions
of the Adult School of Jewish
Education, sponsored by Michigan
Synagogue Conference and Young
Israel of Detroit, will begin for
their fourth consecutive year at
rooms 209-11-13-15 of Roosevelt
School, next to Central High
School, Linwood and Tuxedo. The
first semester of 15 weeks will
continue through Feb. 10, 1941.
Wednesday, Feb. 12 (Chamisho
Osor b'Shevat and Lincoln's
Birthday), has been set aside for
a social get-together of all stu-
dents and registration for the
second semester, which will begin
on Feb. 17 and conclude May 26,
1941.
The administration of the
school consists of the following:
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter,
chairman, religious and educa-
tional committee, Michigan Syn-
agogue Conference, director; Jack
'stye, president, Young Israel of
Detroit, registrar; A. J. Rosen-
shine, chairman, educational sub-
committee; Irving Schlussel, in
charge of tdult educational pro-
gram.
In response to many demands
(luring registration evening last
Monday, Mr, Schlussel's course
in Hebrew for Beginners, which
is intended for young men and
women who wish to acquire the
rudiments of Hebrew reading and
prepare themselves for partici-
pation in synagogue services, will
be offered also from 8 to 9 P.M.,
in addition to the course regular-
ly scheduled for 9 o'clock. This
arrangement will enable students
who are free either the first or
second hour to enroll for the
course.
The office of the Michigan Syn-
agogue Conference at Congrega-
tion Beth Tefilo Emanuel, 1550
Taylor, Tr. 1-2934, will accept
Adult School registrations from
9 to 12 Sunday morning and all
day Monday. Enrollment will al-
so be taken at 7:45 Monday eve-
ningg at the Roosevelt School.
The fee is $1 per course.

President Roosevelt

William Hordes, a prominent
local Jewish leader, this week
made a strong appeal for the re-
election of President Roosevelt
and for the election of Frank
Fitzgerald to the United States

MARSHALL LODGE
THEATER PARTY
SUNDAY, NOV. 10

On Sunday evening, Nov. 10,
Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge will
sponsor its monthly preview thea-
ter party in the miniature thea-
ter in the Film Exchange Bldg.
Max Blumenthal, chairman, and
Jess R. Feiler, co-chairman of the
Lodge's special functions commit-
tee, announce that arrangements
are now completed to make the
theater parties a regular monthly
lodge event.
Admission to these previews of
the nation's greatest screen hits,
followed by a buffet supper and
dancing at the Variety Club in
the Book-Cadillac Hotel, is open
to members of Louis Marshall
Lodge, their immediate families
and their friends. For reserva-
tion call Jess R. Feiler, Davison
1937.

Card Party of Beth Moses at the Synagogue, 686 Owen
Ave., on Sunday evening, Nov. 3.
Auxiliary Nov. 3

Members and friends are urged
The Ladies Auiliary of Con- to come. For information call the
gregation Beth Moses will give president, Mrs. Ben Feldman,
a card party and refreshments Madison 4813.

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Voters!!! Kindly Remember, RETAIN

A series of fireside discussions
in charge of Manuel M. Helf-
man were inaugurated by Louis
Marshall Lodge. The first of this
series will take place at a very
early date, dealing with the sub-
ject of "The Myth of Jewish Eco-
nomicDominance."
Dr. Albert N. Prussin, pro-
gram committee chairman, an-
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meeting of Louis Marshall Lodge
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Sheriff

WILLIAM HORDES

KEEP John D.
DINGELL

in CONGRESS

Music Study Club to Observe
100th Anniversary of
Tschaikowsky

A program meeting under the
chairmanship of Mrs. David Coop-
er will be held Tuesday, Nov. 5,
at 2:30, at the downtown branch
of the Y.W.C.A., Witherell and
Montcalm. The 100th anniver-
sary of Tschaikovsky's birth will
be commemorated. Mrs. David
Freed, Mrs. Leon 'Gelder, Mrs.
Ezra Lipkin and Mrs. Mark Mar-
key will be presented in a play-
let of excerpts from the life of
Tschaikowsky's life.
The Music Study Club Choral
under the direction of Charles
Frederick Morse, will sing three
numbers from Tschaikowsky's
Nutcracker Suite.
A social hour will be held after
the program of the afternoon.

Complete Plans for Bnai
David Sisterhood's An-
nual Donor Luncheon

Final arrangements have been
made for the fifth annual donor
luncheon of the Bnai David Sis-
terhood.
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, chairman,
and her co-chairman, Mrs. Al.
Swartz, have planned the pro-
gram to include a fashion show
by the Annis Fur Co.; a pageant,
"The Festival of Israel," written
and produced by Mrs. Joshua S.
Sperka; violin selections by I.
Gilbert and luncheon music
through the courtesy of the Aloha
Hawaiian String Conservatory.
Included in the cast of char-
acters for the pageant are Mes-
dames Louis Bertman, David Co-
hen, Peter Chodoroff, Morris
Feldstein, Max Greenblatt, Joseph
Kay, Charles Jacobson, Stanley
Orloff, Ike Robinson, and George
Toporofsky.

Jack Benny is a life member of
the Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica.

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Better Service
To Auto Users

Improved service in the handl-
ing of license plate sales, issu-
a n ce of and control over drivers
licenses, adding to safety on the
roads of Michigan, and other bet-
terments for the public good, are
promised to the people of the
State by Leo V. Card, of Hills-
dale, when he is elected Secre-
tary of State on Nov. 5.
Mr. Card was named by the
recent Democratic State Conven-
tion as his party's candidate for
this important post. He was the
convention's choice because of
outstanding business ability, thor-
ough knowledge of Michigan's
needs and his high character. He
did not seek the nomination, but
was prevailed upon to accept
it.
The Secretary of State's office
handles business affecting the
automotive industry, sale of oil
and gasoline, sale of license
plates, issuing of drivers' and
chauffeurs' licenses, and above
everything else pertaining to
motor cars and trucks. In this
regard alone the management of
this office is important to every
one who owns a car, drives a car
or rides in a car. Leo Card, ex-
perienced in both farming and
business, and a trained executive,
has preached for years that the
interests of farmers, labor and
industry are welded tightly to-
gether.
As Secretary of State, Card
will be a member of the Gov-
ernor's cabinet and State Ad-
ministrative Board which directs
the State's business. He is 44
years old; a World War veteran
having served with the American
Expeditionary Forces in France;
and former director of the
Bureau of Foods and Standards
of the State Department of Agri-
culture •
Leo V. Card has pledged him-
self,
to eliminate "bossism poli-
tics'' from the Secretary of
State's office and place that of-
fice on an economical, efficient
and more businesslike basis
'basis
, to
render better service to the

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Fireside Discussions

Senate and Murray VanWagoner
as governor.
"President Roosevelt's re-elec-
tion means a guarantee of peace
and assurance of security for de-
mocracy," Mr. Hordes said. "I am
proud to be affiliated with the
Jewish National Workers' Alliance
(Farband) which has gone on
record in favor of President
Roosevelt.
"As an active worker in the
Jewish National Fund, it was my
privilege to be chairman of the
campaign for the Roosevelt Golden
Book. That, too, was a mark of
appreciation for the President's
services to humanity. We need
President Roosevelt now, and we
urge his re-election.
"At the same time, I favor the
election of Frank Fitzgerald to
the United States Senate and
Murray D. VanWagoner as gover-
no• of Michigan."
Mr. Hordes has received a spe-
cial invitation from the Jewish
National Fund of America to at-
tend the national conference in
St. Louis, Nov. 9-11, at which
the Roosevelt Golden ‘Book will be
Democratic Choice for Secretary accepted for the President by
Senator Barkley.
of State Pledges Relief

from Bossism

II

(Democrat)

BECAUSE -- Throughout his distinguished public service

he has represented the people of the 15th District, Wards
10- 1 2-14-16, and America, honestly, intelligently and
consistently as

A TRUE LIBERAL

Roosevelt — the Symbol
of World Civilization!

Roosevelt Needs Men
Like Dinggll in Congress

The re-election of President Roosevelt
will mean the retention in leadership in
this country of the strongest voice in
the world for democracy. It will mean
the defeat of the dictatorships. To
stand by the democracies, stand by
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

Dingell in the Congress always has and
always will give strong support to
Roosevelt. Anti-Roosevelt Congressmen
will hamper the President. Help re-elect
to Congress a man who will work with
Roosevelt. who shares Roosevelt's ideas.
That means JOHN D. DINGELL!

RE-ELECT

JOHN D. DINGELL

* A Fighting Liberal

* Young — Able — Experienced

TO CONGRESS

DEMOCRAT

15TH DISTRICT

