Detroit Physicians Urged to Aid.
Building of Israel Medical Center

Posing with
Dr. MORDECAI
HELFMAN,(cen-
ter. Israel phy-
sician who came
here to address
a meeting of the
American Phy-
sicians Fellow-
ship Committee
for the Israel
Medical Associa-
tion, are Dr. - IL
S A UL SUGAR
(left) and Dr.
BERNARD WES-
TON, president
of the Detroit
-Chapter of- the
APFC.

Members of the Detroit medic- He Urged each doctor present
al profession gathered last week to subscribe as a $1,000 founder,
at inai Hospital to hear Dr. and spoke- of finding among
Mordecai Helfman, executive their patients those who. would
member of the Israel Medical . wish to perpetuate the names of
Association, speak of the serious loved ones by undertaking part
need of the IMA for a medical of the project.
The majority of Israel's -doc-
and research center in Jerusa-
lem, with a branch in Tel Aviv. tors work in public institutions
such as Kupat Holim, Hadassah,
Stating that Israel is unique Malben, government and muni-
in that only 25 percent of its cipal hospitals, Dr. Helfman said.
physicians are engaged in priv-j
The medical center would
ate practice, with the remainder serve to offer lectures - and pro-
serving various government proj- vide postgraduate training,
ects, Dr. Helfman emphasized would • have a library, and au-
that Israel's physicians needed ditorium, a room for. medical ex-
help in erecting the buildings.
hibits and a department for the
Recently, the Israel govern- history of Israel medicine.
ment granted land to the IMA
Each building would cost an
for a building site, but since estimated $250,000. A message
funds are not available for the ' was read from Dr. Moshe Sher-
medical center, funds are being man, president of the IMA, in-
sought outside the country, par- which he urged the APFC to in-
ticularly among doctors, Dr. elude the Academy of Medicine
Heitman said.
in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv in its
program of activities.
Dr. Bernard Weston, president
of the APFC, the adopted. arm
Do You Have A
of the IMA in this country, in-
Blue-White JNF
vited local physicians to join the
Box in Your Home
Detroit Chapter, and announced
that the third World Congress of
That Has Not Been
Jewish Physicians would be held
Cleared?
in August, 1955, in Haifa.
Dr. Helfman conferred with a
group of APFC leaders after the
meeting at the home of Dr. Ezra
•Lipkin, and the following eve-
. ning met with another group at
the residence of Dr. Morris
Marks,' Dr. H. Saul Sugar, local
opthalmologist introduced Dr.
Helfman at the Sinai meeting.

JNF Women Set
$50,000 Drive Goal

A goal of $50,000 was set by
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jew-
ish National Fund at a program
on Tuesday, at Beth Aaron Syn-
agogue, which officially opened
its fund-raising campaign.
Dessert luncheon was followed
by an address by Mrs. Sidney
Ravin, president, in which she
urged members to back solidly
the year's donor campaign ef-
forts.
Rabbi Sydney Mossman was‘
guest speaker. Also addressing
the group were Mrs. Max Stoll-
man, donor chairman, Mrs. Al'-
. raham Scheuer, co-chairman,
and Mrs. Joseph Greenbaum.
The Adas Shalom choral group
entertained.
I Assisting Mrs. Jules Kraft, the
afternoon's program chairman.
were Mesdames Leonard Olshan-
sky, Irving Arlin, Harry New-
corn and Joseph Deutch, who
served as hostesses.
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Israel Bond Women
Plan 'Big Show' at
Masonic on Dec. 16

PHILADELPHIA, (JTA)—The religious observance commit-
tee of the Philadelphia Board of Rabbis has issued an appeal tip
members of the Jewish community and communal organizations
here "to maintain the sanctity of the Sabbath by not arranging
and/or sponsoring any public celebrations on New York's Eve." New
Year's Eve falls on Friday evening this year. The Board's appeal,
issued by Rabbi Morris Pickholz, chairman of the committee,
stressed the fact that it represents "all interpretations of Juda-
ism in this area."

Dr. Pious to - Address
Zionist Oneg Shabbat

Dr. Eugene I. Pious, of the

Herman Kiefer Hospital depart-

Robert Nathan Bidu Sayao

The "BIG Show," the Bonds
of the-Israel Government Show.
will be the major undertaking of
the Detroit Women's Division
for Israel bonds, Thursday, Dec.
16, 1 p.m., in the Scottish Rite
Cathedral 01 Masonic Temple,
according to Women's Division
co-chairmen, M r s. • Joseph
Katchke and Mrs. Harry Kay.
The attraction of the "BIG
S how" wi ll
.ya , tsra-
zilian star of the Metropolitan
Opera.
Robert Nathan,. top-ranking
economist and former Deputy
Director of the U. S. Office of
War Mobilization and Recon-
version, will be the speaker.
Another attraction of the
afternoon is "The New Look
Through the Ages," in which 10
selected representatives of local
Jewish Women's organizations
will give their portrayals • of
Eve, Ruth, Queen Esther, 'Han-
nah, Donna Gracia, Gluckel of
Hemeln, Henrietta Herz, Rebec-
ca Graetz, Henrietta Szold and
Channah Senesch.
Working with Mrs. Katchke
and Mrs. Kay on preparations
for this event are: Mrs. Philip
Helfman, national sponsors
chairman; Mrs. Joseph Newman,
"CHEN" chairman; Mrs. Albert
Potiker, cash collection chair-
man; Mrs. Samuel Aaron and
Mrs. Philip Cutler, BIG Day
chairmen; BIG Show director,
Mrs. Eli Gross; Mrs. Norman
Allan, accompanist,. Mrs. Avis
Shulman, of New York, national
chairman of the Israel Bond
Speakers Division, will be nar-
rator of the fashion review.
On Nov. 22 there will be a
general report meeting of work-
ers at the Israel bond office. It
will be followed by a double ses-
sion on Dec. 2, One in the morn-
ing. with Mrs. Alex Lowenthal
of Pittsburgh and a sponsors
sales meeting at 1 p.m. in the
home of Mrs. Charles Milan.

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guest speaker at an oneg shah-
! bat planned by the Young Zion-
ist Club at 8 p.m., today, at the
lhome of Sarah Gotlib.
Dr. Pious will report on , the
three visits he– made to Israel
and comparisons and- improve-
, merits in these periods: the pre-
independence period, post inde-
pendence period during which
!he served as a surgeon and the
year 1953.
Dr. Pious, an American, served
in Southern France as a medical
officer in charge of a refugee
camp, and aided in transporting
refugees from Europe to Israel.
A social hour will follow dis-
cussion. For information, call
Miss Gotlib, TO. 5-0071, or Rita
Bakst, TO. 6-5933.

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Winter Season Opens
For Tucson Resort

The Santa Rita Hotel, tradi-
tionally famous tourist spot in
Tucson, Ariz., has recently been
remodeled and redecorated, with
It will be cleared during
all rooms - air-conditioned, and is
clean-up week begin-
ready for winter vacationers.
Tourists already are arriving
ning SUNDAY, NOV.
in Tucson, -which is famous for
21st . . . or call
its warm sun and dry climate.
Since the spirit of the "Old
West" 'still prevails, visitors to
Tucson bring with them a plen-
tiful supply of jeans and sports
clothes.
A feature this year at the
If you want your box
Santa Rita is a lowered rate
cleared immediately
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-19 schedule. Rooms are available
I.
Friday, November 19, 1954
• from $6 a day, with children
under 14 years free.
Sports, sightseeing trips, ski-
ing on nearby Mt. Lemmon, ro-
d eos, golf courses, desert and
mountain trails, old Indian miss-
mils and Old Mexico are some
Vpadied "M
Rif of the many attractions the
Santa Rita offers is guests.
The winter training home of
the Cleveland Indians, the San-
ta Rita also is popular among
movie stars when shooting
Pure ...white ... just right!
scenes in the desert and moun-
tains nearby. Recent guests were
Ideal for "breading" chops, Greer Garson and Dana An- .
drews, together with director
Mervin LeRoy.
Rich in the lore of the Old
West, the Santa Rita Hotel fea-
tures weekly "chuck wagon din-
ners" as reminders of the pio-
neer days. Even watching the
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Philadelphia Rabbis Urge Sabbath
Observance On New Year's Eve

R CHANUKAH.-

in Ismer,
kindle a new light
in their eyes with a welcome gift
of food ... send them Gift Scrip for
$10, $15, $20, $25 and $50,
for their choice of kosher foods in our
Israel gift shops ...or Parcel Certificates for
your choice of six ready-packed assortments
$10.50, $14.50, $19.50, $22.50 and $26.50

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