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Friday, November 10, 195

DETROIT JEWISH CIIRONICLE

Medical Leader from Boston
to Spark Hospital Drive Here

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Author to Speak

Signalizing the completion of
revised plans for Detroit's Jewish
Hospital, Dr. Charles F. Wilinsky,
president of the American Hos-
pital Association and executive
director of Beth Israel Hospital
of Boston, will address a lunch-

funds previously contributed or
pledged.
Osnos urged that members of
the community take advantage
of the wide choice of memorial
opportunities in the proposed
Jewish Hospital. "Units designed
for the care of mothers and
babies in the maternity wing,
parts of the surgical, radiology,
lalaoratory, pediatric, physical
t'erapy, dietary and other de-
prrtments and facilities for med-
ical education and research may
ba created by subscribers for
s - -vice to their own families,
their friends and the commun-
ity," Osnos Pointed out.
Officers of the Jewish Hospital
Association include Sidney J. Al-
lean, Maurice Aronsson, Henry ' MEYER LEVIN, nationally
Wineman, vice-presidents; Irwin known Jewish author, will ad-
I. Cohn, secretary; and Israel dress the Temple Beth El Sis-
Davidson, treasurer. Nate S. Sha- terhood Monday in a panel dis-
piro is chairman of the building cussion modeled on "Author
committee.
Meets the Critics." The pro-
Serving on the board are gram will follow a dessert
Charles N. Agree. Louis Berry, luncheon to be served at
Irving W. Blumberg, Justice
12:30 p.m.
Henry M, Butzel, Mrs. Joseph H.
Ehrlich, Harry Frank, Abe Kasle,
DR. WILINSKY
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Julian H. Krolik, Morris L.
eon meeting of Jewish commun- Schaver, Judge Charles C. Sim-
ity leaders at 12:30 p.m., Monday ons, Abraham Srere, Louis Ta-
bashnik, Frank A. Wetsman and
at the Detroit-Leland Hotel.
David Wilkus,
Max Osnos, president of the
Morris L. Fruman, honorary
Jewish Hospital Association, stat-
chairman of the Detroit Business
ed that the meeting would mark
Men's City of Hope banquet set
the announcement of the decision
for Sunday, Nov. 19 at the Bel
to secure bids and proceed with
Aire announces that this is the
construction of the Jewish Hos-
second event in the series of the
pital.
1950-51 fund-raising campaign.
Dr. Wilinsky began his medi-
Eugene Epstein, program chair-
cal practice in Boston in 1904,
man of the affair, states that the
and entered the field of public
The Temple Beth El Sister- program will be toast-mastered
health administration in 1910 hood is sponsoring a series of by Bob Hall of Pfeiffer Brewery.
when he became a member of the four lectures on mental hygiene
The Firestones, coming here
Boston department of health. For under the heading "Making the direct from Hollywood will be
the featured entertainers. Rabbi
the last 25 years he has been Most of What You Are."
Boston's deputy health commis-
The lectures will take place Jacob Segal of the Northwest
sioner.
each Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 12 Hebrew Congregation will be the
The Greater Detroit Hospital noon in Brown Memorial Chapel, main speaker, with Mickey Woolf
Fund is now conducting a cam- Temple Beth El, beginning Nov. and his Orchestra to play for
dinner music and dancing.
paign for $19,720,000 of which 14 through Dec. 5.
The proceeds of this campaign
They are open to the public
$2,500,000 — subject to the suc-
will be utilized for the benefit
cessful completion of the drive— without charge.
The first speaker, on Nov. 14, of the non-sectarian National
will be allocated for the new
Jewish Hospital to supplement will be Mr. Samuel Keliman, Medical Center at Duarte, Cal.,
clinical psychologist at Harper where the new $1,600,000 cancer
Hospital psychiatric unit. His cline will be opened before the
subject will be "It Begins with first of the year.
Children."
The second speaker, on Nov.
21, will be Dr. Newell Sinalz-
ried, clinical psychologist at The
Temple Israel and Temple Is- Children's Center. He will speak
rael Sisterhood are sending a? on "Keeping in Step with Teen-
The biennial convention of the
United Synagogue of America
large delegation to the biennial Agers."
Arrangements have been made will be held in Washington, D. C.,
assembly of the Union of Amer-
ican Hebrew Congregations through the parent-teachers com- Nov. 15-19.
The following will be attend-
which meets in Cleveland, Ohio, mittee headed by Mrs. Seymour
Sunday. Nov. 12 through Wednes- Tilchin, chairman, and Mrs. Joel ing as delegates from Congrega-
Rosenbloom, co-chairman.
tion Shaarey Zedek: Judge
day, Nov. 15.
Charles Rubiner, Dr. Leonard
Leading the delegates are the
Sidlow, Arthur S. Purdy and
president of the congregation, Marguerite Kozenn
Joseph Abrahams.
Harry C. LeVine, the president
Participating in the program
of the sisterhood, Mrs. William to Address ORT
In line with the resolution on will be Dr. Leonard Sidlow,
P. Greenberg, and Rabbi Leon
expansion passed at the National chairman of the congregation's
Fram.
Convention of Women's American committee on education, who will
Included in the delegation are Ort (Organization for Rehabilita- discuss "A Nursery Program for
Mrs. Benjamin Bagdade, Mrs. tion Through Training) in Octo- the Synagogue."
Samuel Blacher, Mr. Jacob A. ber, the Northeast Chapter is
Abrahams, executive director
Citrin, M. Charles L. Goldstein, leading off ORT's membership of Shaarey Zedek, will present a
Mr. Arthur J. Hass, Mrs. David drive with a dessert luncheon at paper on "Reaching the Unaffili-
B. Keywell, Mrs. Irving Levy, the home of Mrs. Clarence H. ated."
Mr, Harry L. Pliskow, Mrs. Irv- Enggas, Chapter president, at
The biennial convention of the
ing Small, Mr. George M. Stutz, 19344 Cumberland drive, Palmer National Federation of Sister-
Mr. Murray J. Sutkin.
Woods, at 12:30 p.m. Monday, hoods of the United Synagogue
Aaron Kishner, executive sec- Nov. 20.
will be held in Minneapolis from
retary of Temple Israel, is at-
Every member is urged to come Nov. 12-16.
Delegates from Shaarey Zed-
tending the convention of the Na- and bring a prospective member.
tional Federation of Temple Sec-
Guest of honor will be Mar- ek's Sisterhood are: Mesdames
retaries which is taking place at guerite Kozenn Chajes, who re- Morris Adler, Harry Cohen,
the same time at the Union of cently returned from Europe, and Aaron Friedman, Abe Katzan,
American Hebrew Congregations will speak on "My Experiences in Charles Robinson, Carl Schiller,
Leonard Sidlow, Nathan Speva-
Assembly.
Israel."
kow and Louis Tatken.
Rabbi Leon Fram will attend
the special meeting of the Cen-
tral Conference of American
Harry Madison Named
Rabbis which will also he held
to JWV Regional Post
in Cleveland at the same time.
Harry T. Madison, a native De-
David Gutman, Detroit lyrical
baritone, will head a special pro- troiter, was honored at the re-
Habonim Group Slates gram of entertainment to be fea- cent national encampment of the
tured by' the Men's Club of Con- Jewish War Veterans of the
Membership Dinner
Kvutza Arava of Habonim will gregation Beth Abraham for its United States held at Asbury
hold its annual expansion party Nov. 21 open meeting in the social Park, New Jersey, Oct. 4-8.
He was unanimously elected
is the form of a "progressive hall of the synagogue.
Assisting Gutman will be Gil- senior vice-commander Of the
dinner" Saturday evening. The
first course will be held at the bert Levine, young entertainer, in Fifth Region. Mr. Madison is a
home of Joyce Zieve, 17617 Santa a monologue characterization, and past commander of Detroit Post
a trio of club members will pre- and the past commander of the
Barbara at 7 p.m.
Department of Michigan.
The purpose of the affair is to sent a comedy skit.
In the skit will be Julius
secure new members. Those who
The deadline of the Jewish
are interested are asked to call Perry, Alex Mann, and Samuel
Chronicle is noon on Tuesdays.
Levine.
Diane Bassin, UN. 1-3020.

City of Hope
Banquet Slated

Beth El Women
Plan Talks on
MentalHygiene

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