Final Payment on 860,000 Israel Clinic j American Savings Barnett Janner Says Aid to UJA
Opens on East Side Is Major• Obligation in Moroccan Crisis
Planned by Local Furniture Dealers
Almost two years ago to the
day, a number of local furniture
dealers, learning of the urgent
need for a hospital at Rishon
L'Zion, Israel, began a drive
among themselves and under
sponsorship of the Israel Hista-
drut Campaign for the now fa-
miliar Detroit Furniture Men's
Clinic in Israel.
Funds raised by the group in
1954 and 1955 were turned over
intact to the Kupat Holim, His-
tadrut medical arm, to cover con-
struction of the $60,000 building.
Early this summer, the hospital
opened its doors, and is presently
serving 12,000 citizens of Rishon
L'Zion and! surrounding commu-
nities.
Strictly functional in design,
with no fancy frills, the 22-
room structure went into op-
eration before the plaster on
the walls had thoroughly dried.
According to Kupat Holim of-
ficials., however, who" submitted
a report to Nathan Shecter, local
chairman, the hospital still lacks
diagnostic and therapetitic equip-
ment which have become stand-
ard in modern medical - practice.
Seeking fulfillment of their
three-year commitment to raise
the entire $60,000 pledge, the
local furniture dealers will
launch the final phase of the ef-
fort at a social evening on Oct.
19, in. the home- of Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Berg, 12928 Nadine, Hunt-
ington Woods.
All contributors are being is
sued invitations to attend the
program, to hear accounts of the
opening ceremonies and to auto-
graph a bronze plaque which will
be mounted at th,e clinic's en-
trance.
Harold Silver, executive di•ec-
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for of the Jewish Social Service
Bureau, who visited Israel this
summer, will be special guest at
the program.
The furniture dealer's drive is
expected to be concluded by
Thanksgiving. Among the mem-
bers of the group are Harry L.
Bale, Aaron. Berg, Max Brose, Hy
Gach, Maurice Levy, Jack Mala-
mud, Louis Phillips, Perry Phil-
lips, Walter Rabinowitz, Leon
Rives, Marvin Ruby, Nathan
Shecter, Lee Shrodeck, Charles
Solovich, -Earl Weingarden and
Louis Wetsman.
The local Histadrut office
this week also announced that
the annual City Conference of -
Volunteer workers, Landsman-
shaft and Labor Zionist Move-
ment delegates will take place
at 1:30 p.m., Oct. 16, in the
Michigan Room of the Statler
Hotel.
Traditionally, the opening of
the Histadrut Campaign, the pro-
gram will include election of of-
ficers, reports on last year's ac-
tivity, plans for the forthcoming,
campaign and election of dele-
gates to the annual national con-
vention in .New York over the
Thanksgiving weekend.
Bnai Brith Holds
Blood Bank Rally
The first blood bank rally of
the season will be held by the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Men's and Women's Council
from 6 to 12 p. m., Oct. 17, at
Adas Shalom Synagogue.
Two Red Cross blood mobiles
will be in attendance, and the
special team of helpers from
Bnai Brith chapters will help in
processing the donors.
Blood donated at these rallies,
according to Mrs. Ben Dorf and
Milo Rappaport, Council co-
chairmen, not only goes to mem-
bers and their families in De-
troit, but also to other sections
of the country.
case
po44, is that of a
nine-year-old • farther Detroiter
who needed 12 pints of blood
following 'a heart operation in
Minneapolis. Minneapolis Bnai
Brith supplied the donors, and
the blood Will be replaced by
the Detroit bank.
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The fifth branch office of
American Savings will be opened
Monday, _at Van Dyke and E. 7
Mile Rd., it is announced this
week by Adolph Deutsch, founder
and president.
Officers and directors of An -:ei l-
ean Savings have planned a spec-
ial opening celebration, to run
through Oct. 21,
during which
gifts -will be
given to all who
open an account,
with - several
prizes f o r the
children.
Harry Poch-
mara has been
appointed mana-
ger of the Van
Dyke branch of Pochmara
American Savings, which, since
1947, has accumulated over $30,-
000,000 in savings accounts.
Mr. Deutsch started in the
banking business shortly after
arriving in this country in 1900.
He was manager of the West-
minster and Delmar Branch of
the Bank of Det2bit until 1926
when he formed Moore Deustch
& Co., which specialized in in
vestment. banking and loans for
insurance companies.
In 1946, he became vice-presi-
dent of Citizens Mortgage Co.,
and in 1947, president of Ameri-
can Savings and Loan Association.
Pioneer Women Set
Jubilee Luncheon
The Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women this year is celebrating
30 years of organizational work
devoted to the well-being of Wom-
en and children as builders of the
state of Israel.
To inaugurate a program of
activities in honor of the anni-
versary, a 30th Year Jubilee
Luncheon will be held Oct. 19,
at Masonic Temple, under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Harry Kay.
Vivian Goldstein, young dra-
matist from Chicago who has
been enthusiastically received by
previous Detroit audiences, will
headline the program.
Flinds raised at the luncheon
are sent to Israel where Moatzot
Hapoalot, the sister organization
of Pioneer Women in the Jewish
state, translates the money into
its many-facted 'program of up-
building the nation's economy.
Mrs. Saul Rose, local Moatzot
Hapoalot chairman, is assisted by
Mesdames Bernard Levin, S.
Stahefsky, Emmanuel • Bauman,
Nelson Deinbs, Philip Field, Sol
Granadier, Leo Green, James
Brindze, Leo - Baum, Ralph Levin,
Abe Feinberg, Norinan Kanter,
Martin- Kaber, Abraham Primack,
Alvin Gale and Miss _Sonja Sas-
love.
Barnett Janner, member of the
British House of Commons, in
an address here to a group of
Allied Jewish _Campaign leaders,
Tuesday evening, at the hoine of
Judge and Mrs. Theodore - Levin,
his hosts during his brief De-
troit visit, expressed grave an-
xiety over the status of Moroc-
can Jewry.
Describing the plight of
North African Jewry, Mr. Jan-
ner said that the decision of the
Zionist Actions Committee, in
Jerusalem, a few weeks ago,
represents fulfillment of a mini-
mal obligation—at a sacrifice
for Israel, whose economic con-
ditions make it difficult for the
country to accept large numbers
of immigrants. But in the event
of an emergency, then it will be
necessary to repeat the efforts
of the past. of receiving very
large numbers of newcomers.
Mr. Janner said there is only
one sure solution to the :serious
problem that faces Jewry; in its
resale efforts: to strengthen the
hands of the United Jewish Ap-
peal, to increase contributions to
relief funds and thereby to
assure Israel's ability to continue
to function as the rescuer of the
needy. In that way, he said,
the persecuted will be rescued
and the country will be assisted
materially, and with manpower.
"We must strengthen our-
selves Zionistically," Mr. Janner
said, in an appeal for increased
encouragement" to the Zionist
movement, whose necessity, he
said, is as great as ever today.
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HY FREEDMAN KOSHER
MEATS & POULTRY will have
his grand opening at 18434 Wy-
oming near Pickford Tuesday,
Oct. 11. Free gifts will be given
all who attend an opening day.
As a service, he is also offering
free wrapping of meats and poul-
try for freezer use. Ample free
parking has been arranged with
the Rainbow Terrace, which is
located across the street. For free
delivery call UN. 4-6995.
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well as a large variety of home-
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are celebrating the grand open-
ing of JACK'S FOOD BOX at
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of 9 Mile Road, in OAK PARK,
on Wednesday, October 12. Free
toys to the children and souvenirs
will be the order of the day.
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Rabbi HERMAN GROSSMAN,
of Kalamazoo's Sons of Moses
Congregation, will represent the
Jewish Chautauqua Society as
speaker at an assembly of Olivet
College, Olivet, Mich., this
Thursday. He will speak on "A
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