AliteliCall ffewish Periodical Carter WiToN Aeletue Bo, out° PAGE SEVE/i, PIEPLTRorrinrisnoRomicue ■ II ■ 11/W3 DEEM HOSPITAL IM- PERATIVE 141Soit GlAS. (Concluded from page L) i+. ON,'" JOSEPH- A COMMUNAL UNDERTAKING - By Dr. Huge A. Freimd. n• Chu R. Jasaoh.1 Iceer wriest. tent. You may have missed it, no I will call it to your attention, that a Jewish woman now carries probably tie largest amount of insurance in the history may Cl the country. I say "probably" because the insurance companies find me in error. The woman in question is Mrs. Mollie Netcher Newbury, owner of the Boston Store of Chicago, who has increased her insurance to $3,000,000. The insurance is carried by 22 companies. No charge is made f o r this advertisement of the value of life insurance. • Jewish ician's sinow- y Jew- oculiar Jew- music, Jewish sal and led up Jewish he for- rrange- dowski, cen to I to the erman ding to he Jew- derplay e made of its ig and earning, for jus- ets, the tiring of of Has- :ions of accents lese can- t Jewish d music dish tern- ! to Ras- ught, as the souls Dr. Straton says there may be a Modernist clergyman or two who carry clergy. • bip pocket flask, but he thinks that it is an unfair reflection on the a clean bill of he•Ith, but close. Dr. Potter, the Modernist, gives the dreg), h with the suggestion that the citizenship of this country wa• • the prohibition amendment before it was prepared for it. He sincerely be- haves that a campaign of education against drinking should have been inaugurated before the Eighteenth Amendment was passed. Dr. Hopkins, the great liberal president of Dartmouth College, was e ked the other day if he would enrage Trotzky as one of the Dartmouth professors, and he quickly replied: "Why not?" One maintains his faith in the future of the American college by keeping in mind such menu Hopkins and Meiklejohn. I don't know what you consider a menace to colleges in this country; maybe some think as Lowell of Harvard thinks; but I think the enrollment of 38,000 students in Columbia is an attempt at quantity e for so many Jews. no easy .-....-._ Facts are more startling than generalities. At a meeting the other day Brooklyn to protest against the proposed Johnson immigration bill, it was pointed out that, if the proposed legislation becomes effective, the quota of Jewish immigration will he reduced to 4,000 annually. Something to think about. Especially if we think of our brethren in Europe who ore seeking an escape from persecution. he Wom- America, 1912, a d in the organized under the ;told, that 'e in Jew- Goods at Cost, Below Cost or a Little Above Cost. in Detroit together with limited facil- sties in our hospitals, has brought up the question of the need of a Jewish hospital. I have had the privilege of studying Mr. Goldsmith's survey and thoroughly analyzes this situation. it During the past 12 years, I have had considerable experience in manic- ipal, semi-private and private hos- pitals, and I say it, not from loose MI- pressions, but from statistics, and as This "Profit-Sharing" Event was conceived by the owners of this store, and as an expression of reciprocity to the citizens of Detroit who have helped to build this great business. During this sale we will share our profits with them. I em in receipt of a letter from George J. Macy, editor of the Zeta Beta Quarterly, taking me to task for my criticism of ass issue of that magazine which came under my notice. Mr. Macy insists that the Q 11 ' the result of conferences with the TI., See our advertisements in the daily papers for the greatest values that have ever been offered to you. By all means attend this great sale, and reap your share of the profits. hope leading hospital superintendents of is "issued to an audience which we believe intelligent and which we c ity, that what we need is not will receive it and read it with intelligence. Without attempting to disputelthis beds for indigents—the so-called char- the conclusion which you arrived at in your highly colored statements, let ity beds—but more beds for private ms say that that conclusion was not derived by sound reasoning, since and or so-called small quite obviously you did not read the issue with intelligence." May be that room patients word or s emi-private room patients. the trouble, I did read it with intelligence. The next time someone ; w as just other words, this community re- to I In hands me an issue of the Zeta Beta Tau Quarterly I shall take pains those able read it with the mind of one of the "fret" boys! Sometimes • stinging re- I quires accommodations for to Inc in accordance with their bake will correct ■ serious fault, and that was the only purpose I had in l mind when I criticised the Zeta Beta Tau in the manner I did. Regardless I means. At the present time, the city and of the explanation offered by Mr. Macy and others of the Zeta Beta Tau,' large general hospitals take care there was absolutely no excuse for the matter contained in the issue of that' the , of charity patients, and as president Quarterly complained of. of the Beard of Health, I can say at Eadassah's led nurses ay devoted maternity Jerusalem, dread dis- trict nurs- Prank & Seder this time, that the $3,000,000 voted Hon. R. B. Creager, member for Texas, Republican National Committee, for a general hospital several years Brownsville, Trans, sends me a tabulated list of the different kinds of folk as soon as the who live in the state of Pennsylvania. Why in the world he sends it to ms I ago, will he available bonding limit of the city in increased. don't know. He surely doesn't expect me to fight the Catholic church! I , I Mr. Goldsmith in his recommenda- find that the total population of Pennsylvania is 8,720,027. Otter much , on w i se l y states, that a Jewish hos- ' laborious computation, Mr. Creager arrives at the conclusion, in Paragraph [i ∎ pital will provide staff affiliations for 10, that the , many Jewish physicians, thereby tale-'I ing the general standards of the Jew-, "total in proscribed classes held by Ku Klux Klan to he le,. than 100 per cent American is 5,028,116." i■ , e I l t lassah work thins, where but Moslem ie with their advice. 41"' of women in of organize- of Chapters y the United who assume V lestinian or- ircles whose Id gather up ie Hadassah Y. nd 14 other le 2$00 Jew- ih Chapters oups for the Hebrew and e in general Keren Ilaye- raising $130,- Palestine dur- i y hich does not annual value applies. s, the Keren Distribution , ith Baron de ‘, 1., dents of Pal- d the support cal Organize - I looking for- it will he able ancial respon- k in Palestine, ution of a uni- • womanhood t" lily Land. a being inaug- !ountry for the e fulfilment of the support o f Medical Organ- kTT. Sale Now On, Will Continue All Next Week • ......-• marri ■ ge to Jews, one need only to learn that when Dr. Kress announced that subject, 2,500 persons crowded their way into Temple Emanu•El, New Recent Changes in Conditions. During, the past two years, condi- York, two Sundays ago, and hundreds were unable to gain admission. Rabbi been rapidly changing. Kress took the position that the objection to inter-marriage is • religious tions have increas of the Jewish population and not • racial one. Now it is easy to understand why inter-marriage is The UTION LFARE flay Profit Sharing Sale is expensive and impractical. The agitation for a Jewish hospital had always conic from individuals, groups or organizations that did not El has added another Jew to the faculty. Nathan Isaacs has be- H represent the whole Jewish commun- come professor of business law in the Business School. Professor hex, ity. I hold it to he essential that (for the benefit of our readers) is an Orthodox Jew and a real Zionist. Jewish hospital shall he in the broad- Professor Isaacs has been for several years professor of law in the Uni- est sense a communal undertaking, for versity of Pittsburgh. which each and every Jew may have • • equal enthusiasm and share a like in- If one wants to gain an idea of the importance of the subject of inter. [crest in its maintenance and success. rather than quality production. In es arising unit of 43 rians were emergency war-ridden an Zionist o the pres- ganization, :ors, 889, 15- ns, to serve ne, regard- als, clinics, d hospitals, !plonks. A uses Train- ild Hospital up a new tiniest waln- uts been es- de training ites of this Up to the year 1921, I have been opposed to a Jewish hospital in De- troit. Prior to the war the Jewish community in Detroit was not large enough to need or to maintain one properly. From the close of the war up until two years ago, the immediate demands for charity, relief and re- habilitation were so pressing., that an assessment or drive fur money for an ,Ide q uate Jewish hospital MUM not well have been levied on the local com- inanity. I opposed a Jewish hospital at that time or other reasons that may well be considered. Frequent careful surveys had shown that with the Jewish population prior to 1521, the number of sick at any given period of the year in all the large hospitals combined would not fill a fifty (50) bed institution. Everyone conversant with hospital administration knows that maintenance of small institution , ish professional roan. Though I ap- , predate the wisdom of this comment, . me here sound a warning against • the professional man's segregation Mr. Goldsmith suggests that a Jew- tcuonnanteectiotons,hauet exhcoewIlenatbohuotspittiael ish hospital may furnish facilities for 1 ha Orthodox Jews to obtain Kosher food.1 Jewish physician? Ile starts The needs and practicability of this I Young out with brains, an excellent pre- One has to be careful with whom one eats these days. As for sending are open to serious argument. At ' medical and medical education, and telegrams! That's something no discreet person will ever do. It seems,. best they are not a reason for a Jew- , i many years of hard work as an in- rn ish hospital. according to a statement in an Italian paper, that Cardinal O'Connell corn- [erne in a hospital, but no hospital In other words, there are in Pennsylvania only 3,691,591 persons who , meet the exacting requirement of being Protestant, white and native born, which automatically makes them by the Ku Klux Klan $10-standard 100 t do you want see to do with per cent Americans. Well, Mr. Creager, w this bit of thrilling information? milted • crime when he dined with High Commissioner Sir Herbert Samuel of Palestine. According to the stupid editor of this stupid paper, he is "Judas" who betrays his church to Jews who are systematically destroying the holy places. The cardinal is also attacked because he "ignored the American Protestant propaganda in Palestine." All I have to say is that I guess Catholics have their troubles, from the empty Jude in their midst. let Urges Great Caution. . connection where he can and should of the' To enter into a discussion t of equip- continue his scientific research work cos t o f construction, th e cos , the guidance of older men. It uncle[ e molt and the cost of maintenance is u g pli es veryn (li o i isg (ti'iovre thed y ■- i iruonin another matter. Before a Jewish his- 1 does noti thi s doctor, ! or pita! is attempted, however, should be considered. What the cons-Ithe scientific channels, to become a •— inunity wishes to spend concerns the, doctor for revenue only. Thus the Whet's this I read about the pious Mr. Ford? Surely there must be Jewish physician, but from one angle, loss to the scientific and medical some mistake! Says Chairman Snell of the rules committee of the House and that is this—if they cannot build, world and the public is inestimable. I heartily endorse the movement of Representatives: equip and maintain a hospital as well ! Detroit affords at the present time, and sincerely trust that Detroit's Shoals) has Tea Pot Dome le las M usc ing referr ( "This propositi then it should be put off until such a Jewish hospital may become a reality ing a way government property an d ys in givto future. beaten a hundred ways time as the Jewish community can. in the very near before you are through with it, it will be a bigger scandal." In this connection let me say, that I HAPPY ATMOSPHERE NEEDED By this time the Old Sleuth Brigade of the Ford Gum Shoe Army must know from personal experience in the kin overtimeto discover if Chairman Snell has any Jewish blood building of hospitals for the City of By Dr. Nathan P. Levin. b in his veins. But let us pause for a moment while we listen to the state- Detroit, that the minimum cost per bed at the present time including full It is a privilege and a pleasure to ment of Representative Burton: equipment would be around $3,500 respond to the request for an opinion per bed. With regard to maintenance, as to the need for a Jewish hospital "There are possibilities in this situation which night make Tea The c St per patient per day at the in Detroit. Pot Dome look like a mere bagatelle." Hty institution (which I shall take as Mr. Goldsmith has not exaggerated are never returned to Washington!, the minimum) will average $2.40. the condition of over-crowding in De- Treason! See to it that such men ■ Napoleon Ford crushes his enemies •• ruthlessly as • flivver crushes the This is for charity cases. The cost in troit hospitals. From this fact alone one of Our leading hospitals at the we are justified in concluding that Innocent chicken that has the temerity to cross it path. I present time is $1.85 a patient per more hospital facilities are required, Zangwill may claim the distinction of being the only living Zionist, but day. This refers to institutions coin- but it does not follow that a Jewish apparently Chaim Weiem•nn doesn't think so, if we are to judge from the'- pewit of private and ward bed pa. hospital is called for. However, I articles appearing in the Nation of March 12. I recommend to every read, tients. favor the idea, quite on other These are facts and figures which grounds. Convalescence and recovery the very interesting discussion participated in by Zangwill I his and Weixmann in that journal. Zangwill devotes three pages to burying i believe should he known before re a- are hastened and encouraged by a d before political Zionism, while Weismann takes half the space to prove that to sentiment and son Zang. gives wee cheerful and congenial atmosphere. bias and immature consideration su- This very essential feeling the Jewish will is wrong. persedes impartial judgment. patients cannot expect to get in hos- Now it is Bernard Baruch who is demanding • hearing before the con. I should like to see a fine, well man- pitals which cater to the general corn- f one arm w ell husetts to prove that the statement en manned JeWish hospital in munity needs. Jewish patients have stitution ■ l committee of M of the senators that he made $1,000,000 in "war profits out of the "bodies the city of Detroit. If those social often impressed me with the fact that of the soldiers" is an absolute falsehood. Baruch is one of the few public agencies that are best able to evalu- they were unhappy in the city's hos- men who still retain the confidence of all classes. Mr. Baruch demands the ate its needs decide that it shell he pitals, which naturally cannot serve there be an end to these "character assassins." I know nothing about the built, it will receive my hearty in- the particular needs of Jewish pa- matter except what is carried in the daily press, but I am willing to stake dorsement. ' tients. size, in consequence of which many handicapped in their just develop- people needing hospital care must ment and their clientele suffers. Question of Diet. wait till beds are vacant in one of The Jewish people, of whom the the hospitals, unless they should hap- pen to be the patients of a few doc- large majority arc Orthodox, suffer tors with enough influence to over- for not getting the diet they desire come that defect. A few beds are while sick, and there is 110 denying always left vacant to take care of the fact that, while the Jewish sick are harder to manage, they do not certain members of the staff. The Jewish doctors, with the ex- receive the same attention that the ception of half a dozen or so, are non-Jew does. my all on the integrity of "Barney" Baruch. OPPORTUNITY FOR HOSPITAL SHORTAGE OF 1,500 BEDS I am sure that every Jewish community will be interested in • detail or In. By Dr. Bernhard Friedlaender. By Dr. H. C. Sal two concernipg the new $4,000,000 Beth Israel Hospital now nearing com- pletion in Brooklyn, reference to which appears in the Brooklyn Jewish I Trere is a crying need for more I think Mr. Goldsmith is correct in Chronicle. Jewish dietary laws will be strictly maintained. There will be 500 beds; each patient will have • room. This is interesting: the build• hospital accommodation in this city. his description of the under-hospital- ing will contain a synagogue and • microphone will convey the services to I We are about 1,500 beds short for ization of Detroit. I think there is an the bedridden patients. Every mother will be in d in this innovates.: I normal times and during an epidemic opportunity for another hospital in in the hid n's ward glass partitions will be erected so that mothers who I wt• would be about 3,000 beds short. this city, and no group feels the need look upon them wthout danger The average Jew, with his tradi- as acutely as does the Jewish group. cannot have their children in their arms may of contagion. The hospital is to be conducted on the lacto•yegeteian basis, tions, his peculiar psychology and his NECESSARY AND BENEFICIAL and no meats will be used. I am quite sure when this hospital is completed inclination to functional neuroses, that communal workers from every part of the United States will journey needs a hospital. We physicians who By Dr. Willard D. Mayer. come in steady contact with this class there for new ideas in hospital building and administration. of cases know how slowly the Jew In reply to your letter of March 1, will accommodate himself to his sur- roundings. My statistics show that wish to state that in view of a more or less constant congestion of the his recovery, leaving all other factors aside, is slower than the average re- various Detroit hospitals, I believe covery of his more fortunate Chris- that a Jewish hospital is necessary tian brother. One cannot commence and would indeed be highly beneficial. I think that the interest of The to educate the Jew as to diet, tradi- , tions, etc., on his sick bed. In other Detroit Jewish Chronicle in this im- words, we must accommodate the portant problem is to be commended. surroundings to the patient and not NEED IS SELF-EVIDENT the patient to the surroundings. Only states, was prepared to establish as a Jewish hospital can serve this pur- By. Dr. 3. Kahn. soon as possible a national represent- pose. Like all other hospitals in thin ative government in Palestine with city, a Jewish hospital must be non- The need for a Jewish hospital in the largest possible measure of inde- sectarian. this community is to self-evident that pendence for the Arabs, meantime Clinic Most be Adjunct. , any comment on my part on the sub- safeguarding the interests of the The free clinic is another very im- lject would be superfluous. . Zionists in accordance with the White p ortant adjunct to • hospital. No P aper. clinic can exist and do satisfactory DOCTORS ARE HANDICAPPED Palestine Arabs, King Hussein's scientific work unless it is a part of representative has said, were pre- a hospital. What explanation can By Dr. Edward J. Brimstone. pared to accept the treaty and Na- the Jewish Charities offer for the 40 jiassil says that he has reason to be- per cent of Jewish patients who fre- On a number of occasions I ap- lieve that the Zionists were also ready quent my free clinic in the Woman's peared before Pisgah Lodge in the to accept the plan. Najiassil reports Hospital? Why don't they go to the interest of a Jewish hospital. Com- events in Amman as surprising and Jewish clinic? The Jewish clinic is mittees were appointed to look into ascribes them to the fact that the receiving the money for these pa - the matter, but there were unfor- dispatch containing the treaty never tients from the Community Fund . tunate hitches, which prevented ac- reached King Hussein, to whom the The answer is that the Jewish clinic tion, though the committees were present situation is most embarrass - has no direct hospital connection a convinced of the urgent need for ing. I and, as Samuel Goldsmith pointed each an institution. I showed at these meetings that The treaty had neither been signed out in his report, the clinic does no 1,000 beds below the mini- r nor definitely agreed to by eithe and cannot do satisfactory work un - [ Detroit is der these circumstances. I am for - mum req_iremente for a city of its Britain or Hussein. Great I know the connection is not easy to see, but there is a definite one just the same between the idea of religion and right livnig of the Lord's Day Alliance as expressed in its Blue Law crusades sad the lack of character in the administration of public office. This may sound as senseless as • code message sent to McLean in Florida, but there is • great deal of sense to it just the same. When religion is expressed in such terms • the Ku Klux Klan, Billy Sunday, Rev. Dr. Bowlby, Rev. Dr. John Straton, the M , Henry Ford and Zion, Ill., the wonder is that we are getting along even as well as we are. BRITAIN HEDJAS PACT IS LOST IN TRANSIT LONDON.-- (3. T. A.) — An un- signed draft of n treaty between King Hussein of iiedjat and the British government has been lost somew' , ere in transit between London and the Arabian Peninsula, according to a statement given to Reuters by Na- Dann, representative of Hussein in London. Najiassil informed Reuters that he had submitted to the British govern- ment three months ago a plan for a treaty with Ilussein, which the gov- ernment had accepted in principle. According to the plan presented, Britain agreed to recognize and sup- port the Arabs in their efforts to ob- tain the independence of not only Irak and Transjordania but the whole peninsula. Great Britain, Najiassil There is not a city in this country of one-tbird the size of Detroit which has not at. least one Jewish hospital. New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston and Baltimore have Jewish hospitals. The Maimonides Medical Society, with a roster of over 70 Jewish doc- tors, is a unit in favor of the hos- pital and will lend every aid to push it as a public need. 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