American newish Periodical Center
Friday, Juno 15, 1945
Lt. Larry Paul
Wins Promotion
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110
Mrs. Sam Mitchell
Heads East Side
Bnai Brith Women
Lt. Larry Paul, who has com-
p lete d 1;7 missions over Germany,
The East Side Women of Bnai
w as recently promoted to First Brith held its installation of of-
Lieutenant. He is a P-47 fighter
pilot and received his wings in ficers jointly with the Men's
March, 1944, and left for over- Lodge, on Monday, June 11, at
seas in December, 1944.
Lt. Paul is in Germany with
the 9th Air Force. He has been
awarded the Air Medal with five
Oak Leaf Clusters.
Jewish Education
Symposium June 25
The annual election meeting
of the United Hebrew Schools
day set for 8:30Mon-
day, June 25, in the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg.
Educational and financial re-
ports will be submitted. A sym-
posium will be held on the sub-
ject "The Next Decade in Jewish
Education," as viewed by former
United Hebrew School students.
Participating will be Theodore
Baruch, Jack Kellman and Joseph
Cohen, The moderator will be
Isidore Sobeloff, executive direc-
tor of the Jewish Welfare Feder-
ation.
page Nine
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal uluoniete
COUNCIL
(Continued from Page 1)
Droock succeeds James I. Ell-
anon who has been president of
the Council since October, 1941.
Simon Shetzer was the first presi-
dent of the Council, serving
from the time of its establish-
ment in September, 1937.
Lawrence W. Crohn, Rabbi
Leon Fran and Dr. S. Kleinman
were elected vice presidents, suc-
ceeding Joseph Bernstein, Mr.
Droock and Morris Garvett. The
delegates re-elected William Hor-
des as secretary and Julian II.
Krolik as treasurer.
Social Workers
Parley Discusses
Overseas Task
Honorary President
MRS. SAM MITCHELL
N. W. Men's Club
Plans Affair June 25
Fred M. Butzel remains as
honorary president of the Com-
munity Council. All officers who
were elected by acclamation will
serve for two years.
Vacancies in the executive
committee of the Council were
also filled with the election of
the following for three-year
terms: Henry M. Abramovitz,
Joseph Bernstein, Dr. Leo M.
Franklin, Hon. William Friedman,
Morris Garvett, Theodore Levin,
Abram Meyerowitz, Samuel J.
Rhodes, Jay Rosenshine, Irving
W. Schlussel, Isidore Sobeloff and
Henry Wineman.
Three candidates were elected
to serve for one year to fill the
vacancies created by the election
of the three new vice presidents.
They are Charles Driker, Samuel
J. Lieberman and Rabbi Max J.
Wohlgelernter.
In addition to the names pre-
sented by the nominating com-
mittee, M. Goldoftas and Morris
Mohr were nominated from the
floor.
NEW YORK (WNS). — The
three-day session of the National
Conference of Jewish Social Wel-
fare concluded here with a round
table on overseas relief at which
Louis H. Sobel of the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee, who served
as chairman of the discussion,
outlined the staggering tasks
confronting all agencies now pro-
viding aid to Europe's starved
and destitute millions.
Mr. Sobel laid particular stress
on the plight of the Jewish sur-
vivors of the Nazi holocaust and
outlined briefly the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee's broad pro-
gram which has made possible
the survival of ninny of the re-
maining European Jews, and
which is now maintaining ninny
of the 1,250,000 who are still
alive on the continent.
REBUILD SYNAGOGUE
N.Y. Kosher Butchers
Buy From Farmers
NEW YORK.—The flow of
poultry directly from upstate
farms to four cooperative kosher
slaughterhouses in Brooklyn and
Queens will begin next week.
The new arrangement should
bring into the city 300,000 to
400,000 additional pounds a
week.
.
This will be enough to keep
from 600 to 800 retail shops
open at least two or three days
a week. Most of the kosher poul-
try shops have been closed for
several weeks due to inability to
get supplies at ceiling prices.
The cooperative buying and
slaughtering venture, approved
by 600 Brooklyn members of
the federation, bypasses two mid-
dlemen in the trade—the direct
receiver and the wholesaler.
About $25,000 has been sub-
scribed for the first group pur-
chase.
Paper is
needed for victory.
LONDON (WNS).—Residents Save all, and donate it to your
of Bad Nauheim, in Allied-occu- charity. Or, call Randolph 8282
pied Germany, who participated
in the looting of the city's syna-
DR. BENJAMIN R. LEVY
gogue, have been compelled to
CHIROPRACTIC THERAPY
contribute to the reconstruction
of the house of worship, it was
18061 Washburn Ave.
reported by the Allied-appointed
13135 renkell
mayor of Bad Nauheim, broad-
UNIverelly 2-1936
HOgarth 4060
casting over the Luxembourg
fly AppoIntmet Only
radio.
Pillar Recreation.
Mrs.
Sam
Mitchell succeeds Mrs. Sam
Hersch as president. Other of-
ficers installed by Mrs. Ellis
The Men's Club of the North- Fisher, past president of the
west Hebrew Congregation and lodge, are as follows:
Vice presidents, Mrs. Leon
Center held a Sunday breakfast
get-together at the home of the Coggan, Mrs. Theodore Roth and
president, Ira G. Kaufman. The Mrs. Marshall Ruby; recording
breakfast was served by the Sis- secretary, Mrs. Bernard Shep-
terhood. low; corresponding secretary. Active for Decades
Mr. Droock has been active for
The members voted to accept Mrs. Joseph Bershas; financial
the by-laws prepared by the corn- secretary, Mrs. Fred Schuman many years in the civic life o;
mittee consisting of Max New- who has held that post for three Detroit and in the Jewish com-
munity. He has lived in Detroit
man, Dave Miller and Max Haidy. consecutive years.
Treasurer, Mrs. Nathan Ab- since 1912 and has been a prac-
Samuel Bez was elected second
vice president, and Max Ilaidy, rams; sentinel, Mrs. Joseph La- ticing attorney here since 1915.
Rose, and guide, Mrs. Bernard He has been associated with Bnai
sgt-at-arms.
Brith work, and is a past presi-
Mannie Lax, first vice presi- Shiller.
Trustees are: Mesdames Rob- dent of Pisgah Lodge and of
dent, and Malcolm Rivkin, co-
chairman of the program and ert A. Coggan, Leon Efronson, District Grand Lodge No. 6. He
cultural committee, in coopera- Ellis Fisher and Hesel Konen- is chairman of the Wider Scope
tion with Max Haidy, chairman berg. Board members include Committee for the District and
of the social committee, are pre- Mesdames Irving Berman, Abra- of the Michigan Anti-Defamation
paring a fathers and kiddies af- ham Factor, Arthur Fleischman, League.
He is a member of the board
fair, Monday, June 25, at the Alfred W. Keats, Aubrey Sha-
of directors of the Jewish Voca-
pero and Abraham Zelden.
Bagley School.
tional Service Bureau, vice presi-
Plans are also being made for
dent of the Detroit Jewish Wel-
a boat cruise and picnic. The
Strictly Confidential fare Board Army and Navy Com-
plans will be discussed at the
mittee, and a trustee of Belle-
next meeting on June 25.
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faire, Cleveland, the Leo N. Levi
David Miller, chairman of the
athletic committee, announced the problem of restoring to fer- Memorial Hospital, Hot Springs,
that he is arranging for bowling tility the submerged parts of Afk.; the National Jewish Hos-
Denver, and the Hillel
alleys to accommodate the Men's Holland are using a Palestinian pital,
method explained in detail in Foundation at the University of
Club League.
Prof. Lowdermilk's recent book Michigan.
Mr. Droock is one of Detroit's
on Palestine . . . The belated
marriage between the United delegates to the American Jewish
Palestine Appeal and the United Conference. He has been named
Jewish Appeal campaigns this to the Interim and Executive
year, after their temporary di- Committees of the Conference,
Photo Engravers
vorce, clinic about—as you prob- and is now serving as chairman
641 MONROE
ably know—by order of the gov- of the budget and finance com-
ernment . . . It looks as if the mittee of the Conference. Mr.
CA. 0472
Zionist Convention will be a lim- Droock served in World War I
ited gathering that will merely and is a member of the Jewish
confirm the tenure of the pres- War Veterans.
ent administration for the dura- Executive Board
In addition to those elected
BUSINESS
tion of the war . . . ODT regula-
Tuesday evening, the executive
tions
may
compel
this
decision.
or
committee of the Community
ABOUT PEOPLE:
INDIVIDUAL
The female diplomatic counter- Council includes the following
part of General Moishe Cohen in whose terms will expire in June,
fighting for Chinese freedom is 1946. Rabbi Morris Adler (on
Miss Fanny Holzman, noted law- leave as Chaplain in the U. S.
yer, who is the troubleshooter in Army), Fred M. Butzel, Dr. B.
the public relations work of the Benedict Glazer, Dr. Abraham
on
Chinese delep:ation at San Fran- H. Hershman, Leon Kay, Benja-
cisco
. . . Too little attention is min M. Laikin, Aaron Rosenberg,
MACHINERY
being
paid to Estelle M. Stern- Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka and Ab-
& EQUIPMENT
berger, daily commentator on raham Srere.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
The terms of the following
New York's WLIB . . . Estelle
FIXTURES
members will expire in June,
has
been
doing
a
consistently
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Amsterdam . . . Rabbi James G. Isaac Stollman, Mrs. Leonard II.
Heller, national chairman of the Weiner and Harry Yudkoff.
Mr. Ellmann, as retiring presi-
United Palestine Appeal, will
spend three months in Palestine dent, becomes automatically a
and will use his leisure hours, in member of the executive com-
between official tasks, to make a mittee for a three-year term.
INVESTMENT CO.
Retiring members of the exec-
study of modern and ancient
26th Year
utive committee are David J.
Jewish music.
Cohen, Clarence H. Enggass,
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Louis R. Levine and Gus D.
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Following the election of of-
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responsibilities of the Council.
The meeting also featured a
Offering a Complete
Detroit's Nel7C51 arid
discussion of the Special Defense
Funeral
Service
at
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tip. Federation.
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