Friday, November 10, 1944

Judge Frey to Speak Here
In Behalf of Levi Hospital

Bnai Brith Arranges Open Meeting for Next Wednesday at
Northern High to Acquaint Public With Achieve-
ments of Hot Springs Hospital

Katz to Lecture
At Center on
`Art for Religion'

ments.
Judge A. B. Frey of St. Louis,
president of the Hospital Asso-
ciation, will be the principal
speaker at this
meeting, to
which all are in-
vited.
Entertainment
will be provided
by Mickey
Wolfe and his
troupe who en-
tertain at the
USO and Murray
Sabi n, former
Judge Frey member of the
Borrah Minnevitch harmonica
group, who will give specialty
harmonica numbers.
10,000 Helped Annually
David I. Rosin, president of the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Coun-
cil, in a message to members of
Bnai Brith, points out that dur-
ing the 30 years of Bnai Brith's
philanthropic work, more than
10,000 people a year have been
helped at the Levi Memorial Hos-
pital.
Mr. Rosin's letter is accom-
panied by the following statement
on the hospital's contributions to
the war effort:
"Almost immediately upon the
declaration of war, the Levi
Memorial Hospital Association
pledged its facilities and assist-
ance to the United States Govern-
ment and the National Defense
Program. The following are the
war activities rendered by thiS
Bnai Brith Hospital to our coun-
try in its war- effort:
"It has donated the Steinberg
Clinic Building with its staff
of doctors and nurses for the use
6f the Selective Service Board of
Garland County, Ark. In excess
of 200,000 draftees have been ex-
amined free in this clinic since
Pearl Harbor; vitally important
is this service to our government.
This, however, has-not interfered
with the clinical services to the
needy sick.
"It is the only means of obtain-
ing blood plasma in Garland
County, Ark.
Trains Nurses Aides
"It trains nurses aides in Gar-
land County, Ark., who are so
vitally needed in all hospital pro-
grams of today.
It is one of the five designated
Cadet Nurses Training Centers in
Arkansas for the U. S. Armed
Forces.
"It maintains additional beds in
-the new addition of the hospital
which are available for injured
defense workers who are em-
ployed in War plants in the locale
of the hospital.
Scientific Records
"It recently was selected as the
official distributing agency for the
Penicillin Drug which has proven
so beneficial in helping to save
innumerable lives of our men in
the Armed Forces. Today this
drug is available for civilian
needs.
"This Hospital is offering its
scientific records of the past and
present along with its doctors and
administrative staff to the Med-
ical College of Richmond, Va.
This university has been select-
ed under the "Baruch" program
for the establishment of a center
of teaching and research in Hy-
drology, Climatology and • Spa
Therapy.
Bernard Baruch, one of the
world's leading financiers, re-
cently gave this college $1,100,000
to further the research on these
diseases.
"The officers and trustees of
the Levi Memorial Hospital are
aware that by placing the hos-
pital's records, its medical and
administrative staff and clinic at
the disposal of the Medical Col-
lege of Virginia, that it will be a

contributing factor towards the
enlightenment on reconditioning
the wounded men of our Armed
Forces."
Non-Partisan Basis
The Leo N. Levi Memorial of-
fers its services free to patients
from all parts of the U. S. and
Canada on a non-partisan basis.
It specializes in the care and
treatment of arthritis, rheuma-.
tism and kindred diseases.
Honorary chairmen of the De-
troit campaign are: Harry Yud-
koff, vice-president of District
Grand Lodge No. 6 of Bnai Brith;
Aaron Droock, past president of
District Grand Lodge No. 6;
David I. Rosin, president of Great-
er Detroit Bnai Brith Council.
King Schwayder is chairman of
the campaign. Mrs. Lillian Aaaron
is co-chairman. Sonia Masur, re-
gion-al director of the hospital, is
supervising the driVe. Fred A.
Epps is in charge of publicity.
for the drive.

Sport Celebrities
On Beth El Men's
Club Program

An evening of entertainment is
planned for next Tuesday at the
Men's Club of Temple Beth El,
"Sports Celebrities Night" to be
held in the social hall of the
Temple.
Big names in the world of
sports will be presented by mas-
ter of ceremonies, Bob Murphy,
sports editor , of The • Detroit
Times. - -
"Fritz" Crisler, football coach
of U. of M.; "Gus" Dorais, coach
of the Detroit Lions football
team; Bob Westfall, former All-
American from .U. of M. and now
fullback for the Lions; Council-
man Bill Rogell, former shortstop
of the Tigers; Don Wattrick, foot-
ball announcer of the Michigan
games on the Michigan Radio
network, will be presented along
with others.
Feature of the evening, to be-
gin at 8:30 o'clock, will be the
showing of the official movie of
the U. of M.-Illinois football
game, to-be played this Saturday,
with running commentary by
Coach "Fritz" Crisler.
There will be an innovation in
the serving of food in "stadium
style."
Admission for non - members
will be $1.50. Admission. will be
free to members. Dues, at $3.50 a
year. will be accepted at the
door."

Mrs. Lindheim to Address
Zionists at JNF Rally Here

A. Raymond Katz will lecture Former President of Hadassah Who Once Lived in Palestine
at the Jewish Community Center
to Speak on 'Land for Freedom' at Meeting, Nov. 20;
on Monday on his experiments

Hordes, Mrs. Cutler on Program; Tag Day Set

Irma L. Lindheim, American-born prominent Zionist
leader, former national president of Hadassah who has lived
in Palestine in collective colonies for several years, will ad-.
dress a public meeting arranged by the Jewish National Fund
Council of Detroit and its affiliated Zionist groups, on Mon-
day evening, Nov. 20, at Congregation Shaarey Zedek. Mrs.

Preliminary to inaugurating a campaign for funds to
support the Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital in. Hot Springs,
Ark., the Greater Bnai Brith Council has arranged for a
public meeting, to be held at 8:30 p. m. next Wednesday in
the auditorium of Northern high school, Woodward and
Clairmount, to acquaint the public with the hospital's achive-

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Page Seven

THE JEWISH NEWS

"RESH" by KatzL-From the Ser-
ies of Designs Based on. the
Hebrew Alphabet

over a period of 15 • years
with a theory of design based on
the Hebrew alphabet. His object
is to furnish the Jewish religion
with an art based on its own
motifs. The subject of his lecture
will be "A New Art for an Old
Religion."
His lecture will be held in the
auditorium at 8:30 p. m. Admis-
sion will be free to Center mem-
bers, and 25 cents to non-mem-
bers.
Born in Kassa, Hungary, Mr.
Katz studied abroad, and at the
Art Institute of Chicago. He is
represented in many important
galleries throughout the country.
His frescoes of the Ten Com-
mandments in the Loop Syna-
gogue in Chicago have won wide
recognition.
A representative collection of
Mr. Katz' works are now being
exhibited at the Center. The pub-
lic is invited.
Mrs. David B. Werbe, chairman
of the Center art committee, an-
nounces that final plans have
been made for the lecture and
exhibit of Katz, work.
Mrs. Edward Quint and Mrs.

Lindheim's topic will be "Land(.)
Jewish Radio Hours, were pre-
for Freedom."
A musical program and a dis- sented with a certificate received
play of JNF material will feature from Jerusalem, signifying that
this program to which the entire a grove of 1,100 trees were plant-
ed in their honor in Palestine on
community is invited.
land of the Jewish National Fund.
JNF Leaders Participate
This honor was extended to the
William Hordes and Mrs. Philip Altmans by listeners to their
Cutler, presidents of the JNF hours on the occasion of their
Council and the JNF Ladies Aux- 13th anniversary of broadcasting.
iliary, respectively, will partici-
Accepting the certificate, Mr.
pate in the program.
Altman stated that upon the
Participating organizations in- commencement of his 16th year
clude the Zionist Organization, of broadcasting he hopes that the
Hadassah, Poale Zion, JNF grove will expand into a forest.
Ladies' Auxiliary, Pioneer
Record Collections
Women, Jewish National Workers'
The record supplementary in-
Alliance and the youth move- come of $71,473, at an expense of
ments.
$3,383 which included the fur-
Tag Days Nov. 18, 19
nishing of the JNF office was re-
Mr. Hordes announced this ported at the meeting by Mr..
week that the annual Tag Days Hordes. The major income for
of the Jewish National Fund will the JNF in Detroit comes from
be observed on Nov. 18 and 19. the War Chest, through the Unit-
Miss Thelma Jaffin and Miss ed Palestine Appeal.
The annual financial report
Rachel Nelson are chairmen- of
the committee on arrangements. will be audited by Louis W.
Headquarters for the tag days Rubenstein as a contribution to
will be at the JNF office, 11608 the fund, Mr. Hordes announced.
Reports on the national con-
Dexter, TO. 8-8658. Volunteers
are asked to offer theirs services ference of JNF leaders held re-
cently in Atlantic City were sub-
by calling the JNF office.
mitted by Detroit's delegates, Mr.
Hyman Altmans Honored
At a meeting of the JNF Coun- Hordes and Benjamin M. Laikin.
cil on Nov. 1, Mr: and Mrs. Hy-
man Altman, directors of the Polish Jewish Chaplain
Honored in Belgium
LONDON, (UTA)—The city of
Harry Farbsten are co-chairman Ghent in Belgium has awarded a
in charge of the lecture and ex- "medal of gratitude" to Capt. K.
hibit, with Mrs. Bayre Levin and Lepfisz, the Jewish chaplain of
Mrs. Harold Smilay on the com- the First Polish Division.
mittee.
The reception committee con-
Human Relations Consultant
sists of Mrs. Morris Garvett, Mrs.
Moritz Kahn, and Mrs. Alexan-
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