Warmth Given Sinai Hospital
Settings by Color Schemes
Color schemes ; intended to .
blend attractiveness of design
with warmth of feeling, have
been introduced into the new
Sinai Hospital, which is sched-
uled to begin to function within
WALTER L. FIELD
three weeks. The hospital is
bounded by Outer Drive, Lauder,
McNichols and Whitcomb.
Five major decorative schemes
, have been utilizd by Kahn As-
sociates, Architects a n d Engi-
neers, designers of the hospital.
Sol King, of the Kahn As-
sociates, who guided that gigan-
tic construction operation, sel-
ected 26 colors, manufactured
by' Mac-O-Lac Paint and Var-
nish Works, for use in the hos-
pital. All colors were prepared
by Mac-O-Lac chemists in co-
operation with Mr. King.
The paints were thoroughly
tested for repeated washability,
color retention . and durability,
according to Walter L. Field,
head of 'Mac-O-Lac. Mr. Field
pointed out that most /of the
patients' rooms were painted
with Mac-O-Lac Kolorfast Flat,
Center Schedules
Holiday Youth Series
A series of events have been
scheduled by the Davison
Branch of the Jewish Commu-
nity Center for _ juniors and
,tesal-agers during the holiday
vacation. Some of the programs
are the following:
Dec. 24—"My Father's House,"
a full-length film from Meyer
Leviii'§ story on Israel will be
offered at 1 p.m., at the Davison
Center. Admission, 25 cents.
Dec. 25—Open house from 1
to 4 p.m., featuring all games
and ping-pong, and the use of
all Center facilities.
_Dec. 26--"Day Camp Reunion"
from 1 to 4 p.m., featuring the
Gary Jenning's puppet revue in
"The Snow Queen."
Dec. 29—Gym and swimming
is planned, with a special bus
leaving the Davison Center at
1:15 p.m. for the Woodward
Bldg. Round trip fare is 25
cents.
Dec. 30—A full-length movie,
"Chico," about a Mexican boy
and his pets will be shown at 1
p.m., followed by a Maccabiad.
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while in the kitchens, including
the two kosher kitchens, Mac-
0-Lac Kolorfast Enamel was
used
"I am proud to have had the
Zechiah of being of service to
Sinai Hospital," Mr. Field said.
"Naturally, we are flattered to
have been selected by Kahn As-
sociates to treat the, new Jewish
hospital's color scheme."
Dr. Julien Priver, director of
the hospital, commenting on the
color schemes, said: "My eye
is pleased, and I believe all will
be pleased with the color selec-
tions. I am certain the color
selections will please patients,
doctors,- staff and guests."
Mr. King explained that the
color schemes were designed to
soothe the restless, to create
restful settings, to introduce a
variety of. effects which . should
provide cheer for patients and
the best environment for doctors
and nurses to work in.
Dr. N. Court Honored
With Membership in
Mark Twain Society
Honorary membership in the
International Mark- Twain
Society was accorded to Dr.
Nathan Court, .a retired pro-
fessor of mathematics at Okla-
homa University. Dr. Court is a
brother of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Shiller, of Holcomb Ave., Detroit.
Dr. Court was granted mem-
bership in recognition of his
"College Geometry" textbook,
a volume that was written in
1925, and has - been used by
many colleges to this date.
Since his retirement last year,
following 35 years of teaching,
Dr. Court has revised his original
text. The new edition contains
an "Historical and Biographi-
cal Notes" section. Tie book
has been so widely circulated
that copies are printed in Chi-
nese for use in that country.
As a member of the Mark
Twain Society, Dr: Court joins
such other distinguished honor-
ary members as Albert Einstein,
T. S. Eliot, Upton Sinclair, Lord
Louis Mountebatten, Mar y
Roberts Rinehart, President-
Elect Dwight D. Eisenhower and
Thomas E. Dewey.
Committee chairman in fields
in which the society operates
include Carl Sandburg, poetry;
Norman Rockwell, art; King Leo-
pold- of Belgium, entomology;
Mary Pickford, cinema; Jean
Sibelius, music; and Helen
Keller, essay.
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In accordance with the provi-
sions of the Barr resolution
adopted at the recent Plenary
Session of NCRAC, Irving Kane,
chairman, announces that sev-
e r a 1 - committees, embracing
portions of Jewish community
relations work, will receive and
review the plans of all national
agencies which are members of
the NCRAC.
Detroiters appointed by Kane
to serve on these committees in-
clude:
Samuel J. Rhodes, chairman
.of the community relations com-
mittee of the Jewish Communi-
ty Council,. selected to serve on
the NCRAC veterans' commit-
tee. '
Louis Tendler, also a member
of the Council community rela-
tions committee, was appointed
to the mass media and motion
picture committee.
Samuel H. RUbiner; 'president
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, announces the appoint-
ment of Celia Weinberg to the
position of executive director of
the Federation Women's Divi-
sion.
A native of Buffalo, Miss
Weinberg received her Master's
degree in social
work from the
University of
Buffalo. After
several year s'
association with
the YMHA and
the Jewish
C o m in unity
S e rvice Society
there, she took
charge of t h e
BuffalO refugee
service, and
later w a s em-
Miss Weinberg ployed as case
worker Minneapolis, Cleve- Erael Coffee, Tea Prices Rise
land and Detroit. During - the 100% Following Custom's Tax
war .years, she was deputy di-
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Distribution Committee in Bav- coffee prices rose 100 percent in
Israel, following a doubling
aria.
Miss-Weinberg .served the past of the 'customs duty imposed by
three and - a half years as mem- the government.
bership director and adult work-
er for the Buffalo. Jewish Cen- 8—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 19, 1952
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Sidney M. Shevitz, president
of the Council, was reappointed
to serve on the evaluative
studies. committee.
Rabbi Morris Adler, vice-presi-
dent of the Council, was select-
ed to serve on the reassessment
committee.
B. M. Joffe, Council executive
director, was reappointed to
serve on the' NCRAC employ-
ment committee.
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Louis Segal, general secretary
of Farband in Detroit, will be the
guest speaker at the 18th anni-
versary celebration of Arlazaroff
Branch 137, of the Farband,
Labor Zionist Organization.
Mr. Segal, who has just re-
turned from a visit to Israel
where he saw the progress that
has been made in recent months,
will deliver an address on his
impressions of the new state.
Rabbi Morris Adler also will ad-
'dress the group.
Sylvia Nesson, noted soprano,
will make her first Detroit ap-
Rearance at the program, .in
vThich she is featured as guest
artist.
The event will be held on Dec.
28, at Rosenberg's holiday Man-
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