Dr. Covalt to Address North End
Clinic Anniversary Dinner Nov. 28

Donald A. Covalt, M.D., clini-
cal director, New York Univer-

sity. Institute of Rehabilitation

DR. DONALD A. COVALT

and Physical Medicine, will be
principal- speaker when the board
of trustees, medical staff and
friends of North End Clinic cele-
brate the agency's 25th anniver-
sary at dinner, 7 p.m., Wednes-
day, Nov. 28 at Hotel Statler. -
Dr; Covalt, who will discuss
"Rehabilitation in Chronic Dis-
ease," is associate professor of
rehabilitation and physical
medicine in the NYU college of
medicine, visiting physician in
rehabilitation and physical medi-
cines at Bellevue Hospital and
consultant in rehabilitation to
the Veterans' Administration,
the United States Navy, the Wil-
liam Hudson Community Center
in New York City and the Unit-
ed States Public Health Service.
He has been assistant medical
director of the Medical Rehabili-
tation Service, Department of
Medicine and Surgery, Veterans'
Administration and chief of the
Convalescent Training Division,
Office of the Air Surgeon, Head-
quarters Army Air Service, and
established the first AAF con-
valescent hospital in M i m i
Beach. A graduate of Indiana
University, Dr. Covalt began his
practice in Muncie, Ind., and
remained there until 1942, when
he entered military medical
service.

Special awards will be given
at the celebration to the medi-
cal staff, board and clinic
staff members who have been
associated with the agency
since its founding. The 14
physicians to be honored are
Drs. Harry E. August, Louis
Barnett, Arthur R. Bloom,
Martin F. Feldstein, Laslo Gal-
donyi, Arthur . Charles Ham-
burger, Eli Harelik, Harry
Kirschbaum, Ezra Lipkin, Sol
G. Meyers, Saul Rosenzweig,

David J. Sandweiss, I. S.
Schembeck a n d Benjamin
Shlain.
Dr. Harry Topcik will repre-
sent members of the dental
group among the 25-year men,
while board members to be
honored are Edith S. Heaven-
rich and Julian H. Krolik.
Clinic personnel with a
quarter century of service to
their record are Lucy Y. Top-
cik, pharmacy, Beulah Woods,
nurse's aid, and Elsie M. Wun-
d e r l i c h, superintendent of
physical therapy.
The medical -staff, headed by

Dr. Sol G. Meyers, chief of staff,
and Dr. Saul Rosenzweig, assist-
ant chief, is selected from
among qualified physicians and
dentists of the community,
without regard to race or creed.
North End Clinic--a member
agency of the Jewish Welfare
Federation and a Red Feather
Service supported by the Torch
Fund—provides medical, dental
and diagnostic treatment for
people unable to afford private
care.

Histadrut to Plan
Campaign Activities
At Conference Sunday

A special conference of mem-
bers of the executive committee
of the Histadrut campaign, and
Landsmanshaften leaders has
been called for Sunday, 10:30
a.m., at the Labor Zionist In-
stitute, 13722 Linwood, to plan
the forthcoming drive, which
will open Jan. ..... .... .
at a rally at
Bnai Israel to
be addressed by:„
Senator Bd air
Moody.
At Sunday'
conference' an-
nouncement
will be made of
the names of:
delegates to the
convention i n
Gottlieb
New York, Nov.
23-25, of the National Labor
Committee for Israel. Plans will
be made for the bi-weekly cam-
paign rallies of Histadrut and a
report. will be heard from the
nominating committee regard-
ing plans for the election of the
officials for the 1952 Histadrut
campaign.
Chaim Gottlieb, director of
the forthcoming drive, an-
nounced that the furniture divi-
sion already is working. At a
meeting at the home of Aaron
Berg, progress in the division's
work was announced by the di-
vision chairman, Nathan Sheet-
er.

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WASHINGTON—On the eve
of the 13th anniversary of Nazi
Germany's first pogrom against
the Jews, a delegation of Amer-
ican Jewish leaders visited Un-
der Secretary of State James E.
Webb and informed him that the
Jewish communities of the free
world were united in demanding
that Germany make practical
amends for the staggering ma-
terial losses inflicted upon Jewry
by the Hitler regime.
Presenting a declaration sign-
ed by 20 major Jewish organi-
zations of seven countries, in-
cluding seven American central
bodies, which sponsored a two-
day Conference on J e wish
Claims Against Germany in New
York last month, the delegation
told Mr. Webb that "no indem-
nity, however large, can make
good the destruction of human
life" wrought by the Nazis.
At the same time it was stated
on behalf of the delegation that
".every elementary principle of
justice and human decency re-
quires that the German people
shall, at the least, restore the
plundered Jewish property, in-
demnify the victims of persecu-
tion, their heirs and successors,
and pay for the rehabilitation of
the survivors."

Sir ERNEST MacMILLAN, the
distinguished conductor of -,the
Toronto Symphony, will appear
at Masonic Auditorium on Nov.
27.

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Early Deadline for Nov.23 Issue

Friday, November 16, 1951

Rubiner to Speak
On ILIA Broadcast

On account of Thanksgiving, it will be necessary to close
forms for the issue of Nov. 23 of The Jewish 1\1- ws a day
earlier than usual.
Deadline for photographs for that issue will be at 3 p.m.
on Friday, Nov. 16. Deadline for copy will be at 10 a.m. on
Monday, Nov. 19.
Please cooperate by submitting your copy for that issue
as early as possible.

Center Book Forum to Meet

The Center book forum will
discuss Henry Kraus. "In the
City Was a Garden" at its meet-
ing at 9 p.m., Monday in the
Woodward Jewish Center. Dr.
Ed Pintzuk will be reviewer.

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SAMUEL H. RUBINER, presi-
dent of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration, will speak on the United
Jewish Appeal's final broadcast
of 1951, "The True Ground," at
10:30 p.m., Sunday, over Station
WWJ. The program will star
Greer Garson and .Joseph Cot-
ten. Rubiner will speak in behalf
of the TJJA, major beneficiary
of the Allied Jewish Campaign
of Detroit, and of the 55 other
local, national and overseas
agencies supported in the single
primary campaign of the Detroit
Jewish community.

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Madver to Address
Assembly of CIFWF

Prof. Robert M. Maclver, New
York, will serve as panel con-
sultant when official communi-
ty delegates to the 20th General
Assembly of the 'Council of Jew-
ish Federations and Welfare
Funds discuss
and take action
on the Maclver
Report on Jew-
ish Community
Relations, Nov.
30 - Dec. 2, at
Edgewater
Beach Hotel,
Chicago. Julian
Freeman, Indi-
anapolis, CJF-
WF president,
Prof. Maclver
will preside.
Reflecting growing communi-
ty concern and interest in prob-
lems of local needs and plan-
ning, a number of meetings
have been scheduled for dele-
gate discussion and action. In
pre-Assembly meetings, Nov. 29,
health and welfare leaders from
every part of the United State's
and Canada, will discuss plan-
ning for local services. Mrs.
Charles Lakoff, Detroit, will
speak at a session on "Planning
for the Changing Budget Dol-
lar."

Deny Levenson's Request to Halt
Yiddish Review on Broadway._
NEW YORK, (AJP)—Federal

Judge William Bondy denied an.
injunction to humorist Sam. Le-
venson in his move to halt "Ba-
gels & Yox," Yiddish comedy.
now being shown on Broadway.
Levenson charged that the ma-
terial used was 'originated by
h i m . The show's producers
claimed that similarities result-
ed from expressions which are
common in Yiddish folklore.

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