The establishment of a full-
equipped surgical pavilion in the
Eliezer Kaplan Memorial Hospi-
tal at Rehovoth, Israel, became
the major project of the 1953
local Histadrut campaign.
Assembled delegates of affili-
ated groups who met last Sun-
day at the Labor Zionist In-
stitute accepted the recom-
mendations presented by the
Detroit delegates to the 29th na-
tional convention of the Nation-
al Committee for Labor Israel.
The surgical pavilion to be
constructed with funds raised
during the forthcoming Detroit
Histadrut campaign will consist
of 11 wards, fully equipped
with operating tables, OxYgen
tents, surgical instruments and -
other equipment.
630 Beds, Five Pavilions
Morris Lieberman, chairman
of the Histadrut campaign,
stated that the Kaplan Me-:
morial Hospital of 630 beds, con-
sisting of five pavilions, will
help alleviate the bed shortage
in Israel, and will serve the en-
tire Negev region south of Beer-
sheba. An estimated 100,000
people now inhabit the Negev,
he said, adding that in the next
five years this figure is expected
to jump to 250,000.
Harry Schumer stressed that
the Kupat Holim standard —
because of necessity—is one bed
per 1,000 population, although
the standard for Israel is 2.5
beds for 1,000 and the world
standard is 5 beds per 1,000.
Bernard Linderman, Morris
Kopnick, Samuel Kane and
Peter Goldstein, delegates repre-
senting landsmansc haften,
Labor Zionist and Farband
groups, commended the gigantic
undertaking to build the $3,000,-
000 Kaplan. Memorial Hospital
out of the national quota of $4,-
744,000 in the 1953 Israel Hista-
drut Campaign in the United
States and pledged their organi-
zations in assuming full respon-
sibility in its realization.
Yosef Almogi, secretary of
the Haifa Labor Council and
member of the Histadrut dele-
gation to the United States,
will address a meeting of Far-
band Branch 137, Wednesday
evening, at the Labor Zionist
Institute. The meeting will
serve • as a mobilization of
branch members for the His-
tadrut campaign.
Mr. Almogi also will join CIO
and AFL leaders at a luncheon
Thursday noon and report bri
advances Made by the Hista-
drut in Israel.
- At a gathering of campaign
leaders at the home of Morris
Lieberman, 20072 Picadilly,
Thursday evening, Mr. Almogi
will be a guest speaker. The
gathering is one of a series pre-
liminary to the launching of the
1953 campaign on Jan. 11 at
Temple Israel. Former congress-
woman from California, Helen
Douglas, will be the speaker.
Louis Levine will address the
Cultural Club of the 12th St.
Center Tuesday evening.
council Observes 15th Anniversary;
Elects Directors, Hears Irving Kane
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Left to rig t: SIDNEY '81-1EVITZ, EMMA SCHAVER and
IRVING KANE.
Rabbi Fram to Speak
At JNF Donor Rally
Hebrew Schools to Hold Blessings of New Month
Mrs. Jules Kraft, president of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Jew-
ish National Fund, announces a
donor rally to be held Tuesday.
12:30 p.m., at the Young Israel
Center.
Mrs. William Levin, program
chairman, announces that Rabbi
Leon Fram will be guest speaker.
Miss Jean Jaslove, vocalist, will
be accompanied by Mrs. Herman
Bregman.
Mrs. Sidney Ravin, donor
chairman, has appointed the fol-
lowing chairmen and co-chair-
men to assist her with the donor
event to be held Tuesday, Jan.
27, at the Masonic Temple.
Co-chairman, Mrs. Joe Greenbaum;
secretary, Mrs. Harry Schumer; program
chairman, Mrs. William Levin; tree and
memoriam chairmen, Mrs. Morris Lach-
over and Mrs. Sidney Diem; organiza-
tions chairmen, Mrs. D. J. Cohen and
Mrs. Philip Cutler; Golden Book chair-
man, Mrs. Samuel Cohen; Dunams, Mrs.
Samuel Cohen; Sefer Hayeled and Sefer
Bar Mitzvah, Mrs. I. Hermelin; tickets,
Mrs. Jack Grossbart; publicity, Mrs.
Harry Portnoy; division • chairmen, Mes-
dames Jack Aaron, Peter Chodoroff,
A. Clubok, Harry Davis, I. Kardener.
I. A. Lawton,. A. Prag, I Schlussel. M..
Winston and Frank Skolnick.
The traditional ceremony of
Birkath Rosh Hodesh (blessing
of the new month) will be cele-
brated by High School and Mid-
rasha students of the United
Hebrew Schools at a program
on Sunday, at 11 a.m., in the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Allan Rosenthal will be chair-
man. Cantor Jacob Sonenklar
will chant the blessing of the
month.
Lawrence W. Crohn will lead
a discussion on "The Responsib-
ities of the American Jew to Is-
rael." Alvin Sulkes and Barbara
Frank will talk on Dr. Chaim
Weizmann;. Hershel Goren will
discuss important events occur-
ing in the month of Tebet. Alan
Silver, Sheldon Rocklin and Zip-
orah Goldin will speak on the
importance of Hanukah as a
national and religious holiday,
and Martin Guyer will light the
Hanukah candles. A social hour
will follow. ,
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Pisgah Lodge and Chapter will
hold their annual joint Hanu-
kah celebration at 8 p.m., Mon-
day, in Adas Shalom Synago-
gue's social hall. Rabbi Jacob
E. Segal, spiritual leader, will
speak on the significance. of the
holiday.
The program will include a
medley of songs by Clantor Nich-
olas Fenakel and the Adas
Shalom youth choir and a play-
let by the synagogue Sister--
hood's dramatic group, directed
by Mrs. Ira G. Kaufman.
Gifts will be given to the first
200 women to arrive at the cele-
bration. Members, their families
and friends are invited to at-
tend.
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the social'hall of Shaarey Zedek ish Community Council, spoke
at the delegate assembly and of his long personal association
15th anniversary observance of with Simon Shetzer and of the
the Jewish Community. Council inspiration that he derived from
heard Irving Kane, chairrhan this- friendship. He praised the
of the National Community Re:- work of Detroit's Council in the
lations Advisory Council, laud community relations field and
the Council's founders and plead declared that it is of as high
for unity in meeting problems or a higher caliber than corres-
Common to the whole JeWish ponding work performed any-
community.
where in the United States.
The assembly elected the fol-
Urging unity in the Ameri-
lOwing as new members of the can Jewish community, Bane
douncil's executive committee: emphasized that unity did not
fOr three year terms; William imply conformity or rigidity.
Cohen, Philip.- Marcuse; 'for two On the other hand, he as-
year terms, Mrs. Oscar Schwartz; serted, "Our diffedences sus-
Louis Tendler; for one year tain- us and we should sustain
terms, Zeldon Cohen, Rabbi Max our differences." He warned,
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The meeting, which,
pre-. . interpretation of unity may
sided over by Sidney M. 8he'vitz,. be, its alternative cannot be
Council president, heard Rabbi isolation on the part of any
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The demand for the NCRAC,!
warm tribute to the late Simon Kane stated, grew out of the
Shetzer, the first president of. maturity of the American Jew- •
Detroit's Council.
ish community and out of the
Council founders who occupied enlightened self-interest of the
a special section of the audi. 7: national agencies which gave
torium and past presdients were heed to the voice of the corn-
singled out for further recogni- munities.
tion by Shevitz. Responses on
A social hour at which mem-
behalf of the founders were bers of the Sisterhood of Con-
made by James I. Ellmann, past gregation Shaarey Zedek acted
president, and Joseph Bernstein; as hostesses followed the meet-
a. member of the executive corn 7 ing.
mittee.
A brief memorial service led
by Rabbi Adler was in remem- Is Your Monday Night
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paid to the leadership and guid:-
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