'Mrs. Frank Succeeds Mrs. H. Broder $30,000,000 Goal
In Sinai Women's Guild Presidency for Israel Bonds

Mr s.

S E Y-
MOUR FRANK,
newly - elected
president of the
Women's Guild
of Sinai Hospi-
tal, delivers
h e r acceptance
speech, as Mrs.
H. C. BRODER,
retiring pr es i-
dent (left), and
Mrs. JOSEPH
FENTON, a
vice - president,
watch in the
background.

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Mrs. Seymour Frank, previ•
ously a vice-president of reg
istration and assignment for the
Sinai Hospital Women's Guild,
was elected president at the
group's annual meeting recently,
at Franklin Hills • Country Club.
Over 300 members attended
the program which featured an
address: by Mrs. H. C. Broder,
retiring president, on the ac-
complishments of the Guild.
Mrs. Broder pointed out that
Sinai now has the larges vol-
unteer service program of any
hospital in Michigan. Its mem-
bership stands at 1,300, of which
number 300 members gave
36,000 hours of service last year.
Max Osnos, president of the
Sinai Hospital board of trustees,
presented a silver punch bowl
to Mrs. Broder in recognition of

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ner service. She will continue
as a board member of the hos-
pital and the Shapero School of
Nursing.
Elected with Mrs. Frank were
Mesdames Oscar Zemon, execu-
tive. vice-president; Joseph
Hartman, Joseph Fenton and
Harry Barnett, vice-presidents;
Nathan Schermer, B. Benedict
Glazer and Sol Hoffman, secre-
taries; and William P. Green-
berg, treasurer.

NEW YORK, (JTA)—A mad
imum goal of $30,000,000 in Is-
rael bond sales, to be reached
by June 30, was adopted by an
emergency session of the board
of the Israel Bond Organization.
Giora Josep,hthal, treas-
urer of the Jewish Agency, and
Shimon Peres, director-general
of the Ministry of Defense,
came to this country at the re-
quest of Prime Minister David
Ben Gurion to address the
meeting. Israel Ambassador
Abba Eban also spoke. Col.
Shlomo Shamir, founder of Is-
rael's Navy and Air Force, and
director-general of Israel Phos-
phates Corporation, will tour.
American cities in behalf of the
bond drive.
Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, vice-
president of- the Israel Bond
Organization, told the meeting
that 1956 Israel bond sales are
showing an increase of 31 per-
cent over the same period in
1955.

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Elias Newman's Israel, Waterfront
Paintings on Exhibit at Werbe's

One of the impressive art col-
lections to be seen here this
year—a group of paintings by
Elias Newman — opened here
Tuesday, at the Anna L. Werbe
Galleries. The exhibition will
remain here at Mrs. Werbe's
galleries, 19458 Livernois, for
two weeks.
Mr. Newman, one of the most
distinguished American Jewish
painters, who has specialized
in Israel, Biblical and water-
front subjects, was a guest at
the opening of the exhibition.
He was warmly greeted by
many of his former friends, and
by visitors who were impressed
with his creative efforts.
Among his best Biblical works .
is "Ruth and Boaz," a painting
that delineates the story of Ruth
so well and so accurately that
it will enrich any gallery or
temple that acquires it.
His "Apple Tree" is a magni-
ficent work, and the waterfront
paintings are especially well re-
presented by "The D o c k,"
"After the Storm," "Bass Rocks"
and many others.
Many of the Israeli works are
powerful, impressive and por-

Sidney Allen Heads
W
_ F'S Capital Needs

for more profits

rid: with
Franco .
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Arabs Flirt:
on Middle East Situation
LONDON, (JTA) — The Is-
rael-Arab dispute and the Mid-
dle East security situation were
discussed by Generalissimo
Franco and King Feisal of Iraq
at a meeting in Madrid, the
Times of London reported from
the Spanish capital.
Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser,
Egyptian Premier, is expected
to visit Madrid within the year,
the Times reported.

- Sidney - J. -Allen has been
chosen to head the capital
needs committee of the Jewish
Welfare Federation, announced
Judge Theodore Levin, Federa-
tion president.
Allen, presi-
dent of Allen
Industries, has
served on the
'board of Fed-
eration for
many' years
and is' .a board
member of the
Jewish Home
for Aged, Si-
Allen
n a i Hospital
and the United Jewish Chari-
ties and a former vice-presi-
dent of Temple Beth El.
The capital needs committee,
established to develop an or-
derly, organized approach t9
the question of local • capital
needs, is responsible for mak-
ing recommendations to the
Federation regarding local cap-
ital needs.
'The Capital Needs Commit-
tee reviews requests for capital
expansion of facilities present-
ed by Federation'S 14 member
agencies.

Named Penn U. Trustee

SAN FRANCISCO (JTA) —
Harold Zellerbach of this city
has been elected a trustee of
the University of Pennsylvania.
A 1917 graduate of the Vniver-
was ;,-e!1 .0 9c1 t9...4.tql-:-
sityi
,year term:

tray the scenes with great real-
ism. "Saffad," "T iberia s,"
"Street in Jaffa," "Street in Hai-
fa" are among the best in the
set.

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Fine Anti-Semites
In Germany for
Insulting Adenau

MUNICH, (JTA) —The for-
mer editor and publisher of
"Die Anklage," one of the most
viciously anti-Semitic periodi-
cals • appearing in West Ger-
many, has been sentenced to
fines of the equivalent of $1,200
'and $700 for insulting Chancel-
lor Konrad Adenauer in the bi-
weekly. However, the court re-
fused to -go along with the pros-
ecution's plea for prison activi-
ties.
The two men are Karl Lud-
wig Streider, 62-year-old edi-
tor, and Ribert Kremer, pub-
lisher of "Die Anklage." Strei-
der testified that he had set
up the Hamburg "Association"
of Denazification Sufferers" 7-
former active, Nazis who were
punished by denazification
courts — under the aegis of
Prof. H. Oberlaender, currently
Minister of Refugees in Chan-
cellor Adenauer's cabinet.
Wolfgang Sarg, head of the
German Section of the anti-
Jewish "Nationform" f ascist
movement, has been sentenced
to eight months imprisonment
for conspiracy, libel and fraud.
Sarg, who is only 30, admitted
during the two-week trial that,
together with other leading
neo-Nazis in Northwest Ger-
many, he had signed a mani-
festo pledging "unconditional
loyalty to National Socialism."
His apartment was decorated
with a Hitler portrait flanked
by two Hitler Youth daggers.

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