Council Delegates Re-Elect
Samuel Rhodes to Presidency

Re-election of Samuel J.
Rhodes to the presidency of
the Jewish Community Council,
reports by chairman of various
Council committees and an ad-
dress by Israel Vice-Consul I.D.
Unna highlighted Monday
night's final ,Delegate Assembly.
Unna called Detroit a "re-
markable city" in respect to
interpretation of problems re-
lating to the • Middle East. He
called radio, television and
press coverage "fair and sym-
pathetic," and credited this to
the Joint Committee of the
Zionist Council and Community
Council.

He declared that apparent
"complacency" in the Near
East since Dag • Hammarsk-
jold's recent visit poses a
greater danger than the fight-
ing of a few weeks before.
Basically, he said, the under-
lying causes of tension have
not been removed.

There is great apprehension

in Israel, he emphasized, be-

cause of the mounting imbal-
ance of arms, which has been
accelerated • by the reported
arms deal between Poland and
Egypt.
Unna referred to the devas-
tating consequences of Arab
economic boycotts, stating that
the cost from this alone more
than surpassed dollars acquired
through UJA and the Bond
drives.
Reports were given by Boris
M. Joffe, Council executive di-
rector, and Rhodes. Charles
Rosen, chairman of the radio
and Ty committee, ' presented
awards to the following volun-
teers throughout the past year.
Gertrude Straus s, Harry
Weiss, Ruth Seligson, Fannie
'Aronson Dance Group, and Can-
tors NicholTh Fenakel, Hyman
Adler, Jacob Tambor and Jacob
Sonenklar.
•A separate award of merit
was given by Rhodes to Rev. G.
Merrill Lenox, director of the
Detroit and Michigan Councils
of Churches.
The citation was made in
recognition of "the courageous
stand assumed by the Protestant
denominations . . . on integra-
tion and segregation problems

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arising in the communities • in
which they serve."
A duet rendition of the Coun-
cil's radio and TV theme, "Hine
Matov," was given by award-
winners, Cantor Adler and C
_an-
tor Sonenklar, following the
reports.

Elected to Council offices
with Rhodes were Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler, Charles Goldstein
and William Cohen, vice-
presidents; Louis LaMed, sec-
retary; and Stanley J. Winkel-
man, treasurer.

The executive committee will
comprise Mrs. Theodore Barg-
man, Zeldon Cohen, Avern
Cohn, Mrs. Max Frank, Rabbi
Benjamin H. Gorrelick, Law-
rence Gubow, Dr. Max Kapus-
tin, A. C. Lappin, Louis Rosen-
zwei•, Hyman Safran, Mrs.
Jacob Sauls, Irving W. Schlus-
sel, M e y e r Schneider, Sol
Schwartz, Benjamin H. Weil and
Harry Yudkoff.
Concluding the program, the
Detroit Section, National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women acted as
hostesses at a social hour.

L Berry Chairs
Bond Drive Fete

Announcement was made this
week by the Israel Bond office
of the acceptance by communal
leader Louis Berry of the chair-
manship of a dinner to honor
Phillip Stollman and Irwin I.
Cohn.
The dinner, to • be held at 7
p.m., June 5, in the Wayne
Room of the Hotel Statler, will
pay tribute to Stollman, re-
tired Bond chairman, and serve
to install Cohn as incoming
chairman.
A cocktail party at 6:30 p.m.,
in the Bagley Room, will pre-
cede the dinner. Originally for
men only, the dinner will now
be open to women in the com-
munity as well.
At a meeting of the execu-
tive committee, at Temple
Israel, May 17, Shimshon Arad,
First Secretary of the Israel
Embassy in Washington, told
of Israel's current needs for
defense and urged increased ef-
forts by the Bond organization
by virtue of the economic prog-
ress now being made by Israel
and the extensive movement to
rescue thousands of jews from
lands of oppression.

JWF Women's Division
to Honor Leaders at
Annual Meet June 5

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Mrs. Ivor J. Kahn, coordina-
tor of the 10th annual meeting
of the Women's Division, Jew-
ish Welfare Federation, to be
held at 12 noon, Tuesday, June
5, at Franklin Hills Country
Club, announced the program
of activity for the afternoon.
Officers will be elected, the
Allied Jewish Campaign final
report for the Women's Divi-
sion will be read, and an origi-
nal skit will be presented.
Being the 10th birthday of
the division, the 1946 board,
former division presidents and
campaign chairmen and work-
ers will be honored.

`The Sabra Look,' Israel Bond Show, Set for June 19

"From the Land of the Bible
—The Sabra Look" is the title
chosen by the Detroit Women's
Division for State of Israel
Bonds for the
Israel Bond
fashion s h o w,
it was announ-
c e d by Mrs.
Charles Milan,
chairman of the
diAiision. Mrs.
Milan also an-
nounced that
Mrs. David
Schachter has
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been named Mrs. Schachter
"Sabra Look" chairman.
Mrs. Schachter's "Sabra Look"
committee includes Mesdames
Milan, Joseph Katchke, honorary
chairman of the Women's Divi-
sion; Morris Adler, advisor to
leadership, and the following
vice chairmen and their com-
mittees: Mesdames Philip Cut-
ler, cash collections; Perry Gold-
man, CHEN; Philip ilelfman,
national sponsors; Rachel Kurtz-
man, local organizations;
Charles Makie, national organ-
izations; Alexander W. Sanders,
committee on education; Mes-
dames Max and Phillip Stollman,
arrangements and reception. In
addition, 200 women represent-
ing a cross-section of the com-
munity are on the committee.
"The Sabra Look" collection
of haute couture designs will

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June 19, 12 noon. Luncheon
will be served preceding the
show. Admission is by pur-
chase of a 1956 National Spon-
sor Bond ($1,000) or 1956 Is-
rael Bond sales by Chen
workers in the amount of
$2,500.

The Israeli industrialist, S.
Robert Abrahami, will address
the guests.
1956 National Sponsor pins
and CHEN Charms will be
awarded.
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shown by 11 Israeli coutouriers.
Many of the items are fash-
ioned from materials originat-
ing in Israel. These fibres rep-
resent results made possible by
Israel Bond investments.
For further information re-
garding "The Sabra Look," call
the Bond office, WO. 2-5091.

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