Fr;day, June 8, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Droock Nominated to Head
Jewish Community Council

widely. He will continue to
serve as a member of the execu-
tive committee for the next three
years.
For the 12 regular vacancies
on the executive committee and
for the three openings which
are expected to result from the
elevation of Mr. Crohn, Rabbi
Fram and Dr. Kleinman, the
nominating committee has sub-

Ceremony at Shaarey Zedek
AARON DROOCK
Library Sunday Noon in
mitted the names of Henry M.
Tribute to Leader

A. Droock on Employment_
Discrimination Committee

The transfer of activities of the
Coordinating Committee of
Jewish Organizations Dealing
With Employment Discrimination
In War Industries to the National
Community Relations Advisory
Council was announced by David
Sher, chairman of the NCRAC.
The announcement followed a
meeting of the newly appointed
Committee on Employment Dis-
crimination of the NCRAC.
Claude A. Benjamin, former
'chairman of the Coordinating
Committee, and an active leader
in Chicago of the • American
jewish- Congress, was elected
chairman of the NCRAC Corn-
- mittee on Employment Discrim-
ination. Mr. Benjamin is also the
president of the Chicago Bureau
on Jewish Employment ,Prob-
lems.
Sidney Hollander, president of
the Council of Jewish Federa-
tions and Welfare Funds, and a
member of the executive com-
mittee of the NCRAC, was elect-
ed vice chairman of the commit-
tee.
The members of the NCRAC
Committee on Employment Dis-
crimination, besides Messrs. Ben-
jamin and Hollander, are: Harry
Barron and George Segal of
Cleveland; Aaron Droock. of De-
troit; Rabbi J. X. Cohen, Na-
thaniel Minkoff, Lewis Neikrug
and Arnold Wallack of • New
York, N. Y.

Monday Evening

Philip Slomovitz, editor of The
Detroit Jewish News, will report
on the San Francisco Conference
on Monday, June 11, at the Jew-
ish Community Center, Wood-
ward at Holbrook.
Mr. Slomovitz attended the
United Nations Conference as a
member of one of the Jewish
delegations.
This meeting is sponsored joint-
ly by the Detroit Section of the
American Jewish Congress, Zion-
ist Council of Detroit, Zionist
Organization of Detroit and Jew-
ish Community Center. The pub-
lic is invited.
Morris Garvett, chairman of
the Jewish Center adult educa-
tion committee, will preside.

Bnai David Women
Will Install Officers

Unveil Portrait of the
Late David S. Zemon

The memory of the late David
S. Zemon will be honored at 12
noon Sunday, June 10, when his
portrait will be,presented to and
unveiled in the Library of Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek.
Maurice Zackheim, chairman of
the,_ Library Board, announces
Rabbi A. M. Hershman will de-
liver brief remarks at the un-
veiling ceremony.
The late Mr. Zemon was the
founder and first president of the
Shaarey Zedek Library. He was
also president for many years of
the board of Clover Hill Park
Cemetery, and was active in
many community movements.

Report on UNCIO

Abramovitz, Joseph , Bernstein,
Charles Driker, Dr. Leo M.
Franklin, Hon. William Fried-
man, Morris Garvett, Theodore
Levin, Samuel J. Lieberman,
Abram Meyerowitz, Samuel J.
Rhodes, Jay Rosenshine, Irving
W. Schlussel, Isidore Sobeloff,
Henry Wineman. and Rabbi Max
J. Wohlgelernter.
Eight 'Present Members
These nominees include eight
present members of the Execu-
tive Committee and seven new-
comers.
Council delegates may make
additional nominations from the
floor at the June 12 meeting.
The nominations committee has
already had before it a number
of recommendations submitted
by constituent organizations.
These recommendations were
considered in the deliberations
of the committee which consists
of Mr. Crohn, Irving W. Blum-
berg, Charles Driker, Mrs. Mau-
rice Klein, Dr. Kleinman, Irving
W. Schlussel and Harry Yudkoff.
Delegates will be required to
present their credentials in or-
der to qualify to participate in
the election.

JDC, UPA, NRS in Pact
To Revive Jewish Appeal

Jewish News Editor Speaks
Details of Reconstitution of UJA Being Planned by
at Meeting of Zionists,
the'
Heads of Joint Distribution Committee, Palestine
Congress and Center
Appeal and National Refugee Service

Delegates to Elect Officers at Center Next Tuesday Eve-
ning; Ellmann Declines Renomination; Rabbi Fram, Dr.
Kleinman, Crohn Up fo'r Vice Presidencies

Aaron Droock, vice-president
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil and chairman of its discrim-
ination committee, will be nom-
inated for the presidency of the
Jewish Community Council of
Detroit at the delegates' Meet-
ing on Tuesday, at 8:15 p. m., in
the auditorium of the Jewish
Community Center, it is an-
nounced by Lawrence W. Crohn,
chairman of the nominating com-
mittee.
Mr. Crohn, Rabbi Leon Fram
and Dr. S. Kleinman are the
committee's selections for the
three vice-presidencies. William
Hordes and Julian H. Krolik are
being renominated as secretary
and treasurer respectively.
Declines Renomination
James I. Ellmann, president of
the Council since October, 1941,
declined renomination, urging
that community offices and res-
ponsibilities should be shared

Page Five

Installation of officers of Bnai
David Sisterhood will be held
in the social hall Monday even-
ing, with Mrs. Herman Hoffen-
berg as chairman. The following
officers will be installed by
Myron Solomon:
President, Mrs. Joseph Jacobs;
vice-president, Mrs. Morris San-
dubrae; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Samuel Traison; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Peter
Chodoroff; financial secretary,
Mrs. Dave Leibow; treasurer,
Mrs. William Reid; sergeant-at-
arms, Mrs. Irving Berson.
Mrs. Morris Sandubrae, .chair-
man of the board has made the
following committee appoint-
ments:
Membership, Mrs. Max Samp-
son; Sunday School, Mrs. Hyman
Miller; Hospitality, Mrs. Henry
Schore; Sunshine, Mrs. Sophie
Ulinoff; Red Cross, Mrs. Joseph
Jacobs; War Efforts, Mrs. Sam-
uel White; Entertainment, Mrs.
David J. Cohen and Mrs. Samuel
Fagelman; Tickets, Mrs. Eli Cut-
ler; Girl' Scouts, Mrs. Harry
Schwartz; Publicity, Mrs. Lewis
Levin.
Honorary board members are
Mrs. Joshua Sperka • and Mrs.
Jack Dox, past president.
Mrs. Seldon Leach has been
appointed chaplain.
The • Sisterhood's tenth annual
donor event, with Mrs. David J.
Cohen as chairman, will be held
on Nov. 16. Mrs. Julius Silver-
Man is booklet chairman.

(Special to The Jewish News)

NEW YORK—An agreement was reached Monday night
by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee,
United Palestine Appeal and the National Refugee Service to
revive the United Jewish Appeal for 1945.
The agreement was reached upon recommendation of
the President's War Relief Control Board.
Details for the reconstruction of the UJA are being
planned by the heads of the three fund-raising agencies.
After the NRS receives its required budgetary allot-
ment of $1,500,000, the funds raised will be divided on the
basis of 57 per cent for the JDC and 43 per cent for the UPA.
A ceiling will be set up for the collections of the Jew-
ish National Fund and for receipts for the JDC coming
from landsmanschaf ten.
Isidore Sobeloff, executive director of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, who is president of the National Conference
of Jewish Social Welfare, in an address at the opening ses-
sion of the social workers' three-day conference in New
York praised the:agreement to conduct a united campaign
throughout the country for the coming year.

Jewish, Polish Women
Separated at Own Request

Arrow Cross Leaders
Arrested
in Hungary
STOCKHOLM (JPS)—Jewish

women, among a group of 6,000
Polish refugees liberated from
German slave-labor camps and
now housed in Sweden, have
been separated, at their own re-
quest, from Polish women, be-
cause of the anti-Semitic atti-
tude of the latter.

BERN (JTA) — Ten Arrow
Cross leaders, including one wo-
man, have been arrested in Bud-
apest, charged with robbing and
murdering Jews during the Ger-
man occupation, it is reported in
the newspaper of the National
Peasant Party received here.

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