Program ,47-1!3ounced for lladassah's
`Dora Mulich Day' Set for Allay II

Detroit Hadassah Chapter's country, established in 1654.
meeting on Tuesday, May 11,
At the May 11 reception and
which will be dedicated to Mrs. tea which will honor Mrs. Ehr-
lich, starting at 1 p.m., Dr. A.
M. Hershman will pronounce the
benediction. Rabbi Morris Ad-
ler will give the invocation.
The edifices of the new Hadas-
sah Medical Center in Ein
Karern., Israel, will include the
"Dora Ehrlich Operating Thea-
ter" as a testimonial of high
regard in which this community
holds Mrs. Ehrlich.
Mrs. Philip Lipson, chapter
chairmen of the New Medical
Center, Mrs. Louis Glasier, Mrs.
Daniel Siegel, and Mrs. Philip
Broudo, secretary, are chairmen
of the Dora Ehrlich Operating
Theater Fund.
Mrs. William B. Isenberg,
chapter - president, extends an
invitation to the entire mem-
bership and to all friends of
Dora Ehrlich in the community
to attend this testimonial event.
A reception committee com- ,
MRS. DAVID DE SOLA POOL
posed of the following will of-
Joseph (Dora B.) Ehrlich, in ficiate on "Dora Ehrlich" Day.
Mrs. Wm. Isenberg. president, Miss
recognition of her 50 years of Sarah
Buchhalter, Miss Esther Buch-
community services, will be ad- halter, Mrs. Morse Colton, Mrs. Moe
LiPton.
dressed by Mrs. David de Solo.
The following former Chapter presi-
Pool, who has shared with the dents of Hadassah: Mesdames Morris
Adler,
Theodore Bargman. Ralph David-
eminent Detroit woman leader son, David
S. Diamond. Max. Frank, Louis
many services in national Ha-. Glasier, J. E. Gould. Rae Henry, A. M.
Hershman. Harry L. Jackson. Harry L.
das.sala.
Jones, Maurice Landau. Morse Saulson
Mrs. Pool, a former national and Miss Hattie Gittleman.
Roll
The following former Honor
Hadassah president, now an chairmen:
Mesdames Sidney Stone, Abra-
honorary vice-president, heads ham Srere, Joseph Magidsohn, Meyer
Ralph Davidson. H. C. Broder,
the Hebrew University-Hadas- Prentis,
Sidney J. Allen, Fred Ginsburg, Julian
sail Medical School building Krolik, Nathan Kaplan, Benjamin E.
Lewis B. Daniels, Robert J. New-•
fund campaign. She is the wife Jaffe.
man, Alfred Meyers, Milton J. Mahler,
of Dr. Pool, rabbi of Congrega- Joseph Jackier, Maurice Brandwine, Sam-
J. Rhodes, 'Mrs. Henry Wineman,
tion Shearith Israel of New uel
Mrs. Meyer Shugarman, Mrs. Philip Lip-
York. oldest synagogue in this son, Mrs. Sam Brody, Mrs. Carl Schiller.

Maimonides Cock, Published by Yale,
Will Further Enrich Jewish History

NEW HAVEN, Conn. — When
does youth end? When does a
man realize that he's not as
young as he used to be?
Moses Maimonides, the cele-;
orated 12th Century sage who
codified the Jewish precepts of
religious, moral and eivil con-
duct, had his own answer. •
A man can be considered a1
youth "so long as he can stand
on one leg and put on or take
off his shoe," said Mainionides !
during a discussion of personal!
hygiene in "The Book of Clean-1
ness„" the tenth volume of his
code.
An English translation of "The
Book of Cleanness" has just
been published by the Yale Uni-
versity Press.
Translated from Hebrew by
the late Herbert Danby, Regius
Professor of Hebrew and Canon
of Christ Church at Oxford Uni-
versity. in England, "The Book
of Cleanness" is the eighth of a
14-volume translation of the en-
tire Code of Maimonides being
published as part of the Yale
Judaica Series. The entire proj-
ect is being supported by the
Louis M. Rabinowitz Foundation,
The Yale Judaica Series is un-
der the general editorship of
Julian J. Obermann, Sterling
Professor of Semitic Languages
at Yale, who wrote a special
foreword for the newly-publish-
ed book.
"The Book of Cleanness," one

of theilaregst of the entire Code,
contains eight treatises on ritual
cleanness, one of the most diffi-
cult and neglected fields of
sacred Jewish law. As defined by
Maimonides, cleanness and un-
cleanness are not moral terms.
In fact, he makes it plain, that
one is not obliged to do any-
thing to be classified as clean.
If a person contracted a mIse
of uncleanness, which, like a
disease, was contagious, he
needed to perform certain rites
to become clean again. More-
over, the status and worth of an
unclean person differed in no
way from that of a clean person,
except that the former could not
enter the Temple of Jerusalem
(when it was in existence) or
eat of "hallowed" and conse-
crated things.

Dr. Drachier to Address
Shoiem Aleichern Women

The Women's Division of the
Sholem Aleicheni Institute, un-
der the leadership of Ida Koma-
roff, will hostess a luncheon,
Saturday, at 12:30, in the Insti-
tute, 18495 Wyoming.
Guest speaker will be Dr. Nor-
man. Drachier, cultural director
of Temple Beth El, whose topic
will be "The Significance of
Jewish History."
Friends are invited,

Find Relaxation at Center Library

Older folks find relaxation in the libraries of the Jewish Com-
munity Center's 12th St. and D. W. Simons Branches. Lounge
:And library facilities are available. Yiddish papers are included
in their newspaper eollection. The D. W. Simocris Branch is of-
ficially designated as ale Yiddish Division. of the Detroit Public
Library.

24—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 30, 1954

Silver Dollar Given
At Guardian Savings

In response to many inquiries
Phillmore A. Leeman, secretary
of Guardian Savings and Loan
Association, 13646 West Seven
Mile Road, states that "for a
limited time only a Silver Dollar
will be given to those who
open an exclusive Guardian
`Sav-Ins' Account." He suggest-
ed that immediate advantage be
taken of this offer as it is due
to be withdrawn very soon.
Two weeks ago, Guardian Sav-
ings announced its new exclu-
sive Guardian $1,000 "Sav-Ins"
plan. It was well received by
the community, according to Mr.
Leeman. A large number have
opened accounts on this plan
that is available no where else
in the city of Detroit.
The Guardian $1,000 "Sav-Ins"
Plan adds new value to savings.
It gives life insurance at no
extra cost when opening a new
savings account on this plan.
Here is how the plan works:
Life insurance will be issued at
no extra cost to match the
amount of savings and will be
increased as additions to the ac-
count are made periodically not
to exceed $1,000 in a three-year
period. An account can be
opened for as little as $6.50 a
week.
Any person up to 62 years of
age may open a Guardian "Say-
Ins" Account. No medical exam-
ination is needed and the in-
surance is issued by the Mich-
igan Life Insurance Co. An ac-
count opened now for $1,000 en-
titles a person to free life in-
surance for three years while
earning 2% current rate.
Guardian Savings invites the
community to use its many serv-
ices, such as paying all utility
bills, issuing of money orders,
Travelers checks and United
Savings Bonds.
Guardian Savings is a member
of Federal Savings and Loan In-
surance Corporation, and all ac-
counts are insured up to $10,000.
All savings accounts at Guard-
ian earn 2% current rate.

Assurance Given That Jewish
Tourists May Visit Egypt

Egypt, unlike its neighboring
Arab League country, Jordan, is
permitting the entry of tourists
without discrimination as to
one's religion, race, nationality
or color, it is made clear in a
letter to Israel Tourist Service,
11820 Dexter, from Yehia Sarney
of the Consulate General of
Egypt.
The question arose in connec-
tion with the HMS Caronia lux-
ury cruise liner, scheduled to
leave 'Sept. 25, calling at Alex-
andria, Egypt, on Oct. 18, and
at Haifa, Israel, on Oct. 22.
International Travel Require-
ments point out that Egypt now
permits tourists to enter Egypt
after having visited Israel, and
allows tourists to leave Egypt
with an Israeli visa entered in
the tourist's passport.
For information regarding vi-
sas and travel requirements to
Israel and the Middle East, call
TO. 8-6896.

Israel Bond Drive Opened
In Holland by J. G. McDonald

NEW YORK, (JTA)—The first
campaign for Israel bonds in the
Netherlands was launched at a
meeting in Amsterdam at which
James G. McDonald, first United
States Ambassador to Israel, was
the guest of honor. The launch-
ing of the campaign marks the
inauguration of Israel's new
Development Bond Issue in
Western Europe.
Mr. McDonald will visit prin-
cipal cities to participate in the
launching of Israel Development
Bond campaigns. Among the
communities he will visit, in ad-
dition to Amsterdam, are Rot-
terdam, Utrecht, Groningen and
The Hague,
Eduard Spier, chairman of the
Board of Deputies of the Jewish
Community of Holland, is chair-
man of the Israel Bond drive for
his count/ 7,

Sisters of Zion Plan

Mother-Daughter Banquet

The annual Mothers and
Daughters Banquet of Sisters of
Zion Mizrachi will be held Mon-
day, 6:30 p.m., at Holiday
Manor, under the co-chairman-
aship of Msds. Morris Mondrow
i and Morris Servetter. Mrs. Jos-
eph Kunin, program chairman,
announces that Mrs. Morris Ad-
ler will be the guest speaker.
A program of Hebrew and Jew-
ish melodies will be rendered by
Mrs. Samson S. Wittenberg.
The next meeting of the group

will take place Wednesday at
Young Isral Manor. Mrs. Milton
Winston, president, announces
that a dramatic program dedi-
cated to the mother and daugh-
ter theme will be the highlight
of the afternoon.

SPECIAL UNTIL
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