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Labor Zionists Set Eight Medical Students Serve as
Annual' Seminar Sinai Hospital Nurse Replacements
at Farband Camp
.
The 16th annual seminar of
the Detroit Labor Zionist Or-
ganization will be held, begin-
ning Sunday and continuing
through Sept. 2, at Farband
Camp, Chelsea, Mich.
With the addition of a motel,
built during the summer, the
seminar will host the largest
crowd in its history. The motel,
dedicated to the memory of
Max Rogvoy, will be dedicated
Sept. 1.
Four nationally-known per-
sonalities will appear during
the seminar week to highlight
the program. Also planned are
a series of lectures, discussions,
a formal and infOrmal gatherings.
Featured at the programs will
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- be Chaym Gr add e, poet,
to:!: novelist and essayist, who will
.0 present a lecture series on the
Bar Kochba uprising; Dr. A.
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People
M ake News
JNF Sets Annual State
Conference for Nov. 10
...
The annual conference of the
I Jewish National Fund will take
place Nov. 10, at Congregation
Rabbi Uri Miller, of Beth Ahavas Achim, it is announced
by Richard B. Kramer, chair-
Jacob Congregation, Baltimore,
,i man of the conference corn-
a past presi-
dent of the mittee.
It will be a State of Michi-
Rabbinical
gan JNF Conference, with dele-
Council of
gates
from every community in
America,. will
the State. Several distinguished
receive the de-
guests will be present.
gree of Doctor
One of the features of the
of Hebrew Let-
conference will be the com-
ters from his
memoration of the fifth yahr-
alma mater,
zeit of the death of Dr. Chaim
the Hebrew
Weizmann, Israel's first presi-
Theo 1 o g ical
Rabbi
Miller
College, at a
dent.
special convocation dinner to be
The conference also will fea-
held at the synagogue, Sept. 15, ture a series of educational
it was announced by Dr. Oscar
Z. Fasman, president of the col- , panels.
lege, who will confer the degree. I
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Reconstructionist Magazine, of
As Long as There
who are serving
which Rabbi Eugene Kohn has
The eight Sinai Hospital medical students,
Is a Need,
for
the
past
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as nurse replacements during the summer vacation, pictured
been editor
years, announces the addition
Continue to Ship
with nurse Jennie Chase, are, left to right: Burton Epstein,
Frank Clark, Martin Eichler, Milton Weiser, Dan Buchalter,
to its staff of DAVID SIDOR-
Clothing to Israel
Mark Owens, David Shlain, Howard Eisen.
SKY as managing editor.
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Eight local medical students Hiring medical students as re- Sharef Quits as Secretary
Detroiters of all faiths
are serving as nurse replace- placements not only eliminates of Lsirael Government
have responded nobly to
JERUSALEM,
(JTA)
—
Zeev
ments at Sinai Hospital. en- this need but also allows the
my call for clothing I am
abling the hospital to maintain hospital to maintain its usual Sharef, secretary of the Israel
gathering for shipment to
government
since
1948,
has
re-
standard
of
nursing
service.
its standard of nursing service
iJ
Israel. The need is great.
signed that post, a non-elective
through the summer vacation
Bring whatever clothing
position! with ministerial status.
season, despite a city wide Sid Shmarak's
He will continue in government
ybu may have, and I'll
shortage of nurses.
service as Director of State
make the shipment to
They are: Daniel Buchalter,
Revenue in the Israel Treasury
18946 Cherrylawn: Robert Cut-
Israel.
to
which
position
he
was
ap-
ler, 18429 Indiana; Martin Eich- I
pointed in 1954. As secretary of
Also . . . 1 invite you to
Hartwell;
Howard
Fishbein
ler,
18460
Miss Benya
THE YARN HOUSE, located r the government, Sharef was at-
join me in sending CARE
Eisen, 18644 Littlefield; 'Burton
Kessler, of the Pittsburgh Bu- Epstein, 1 8 9 2 4 Woodingham; at 13330 W. 7 Mile Rd., two tached to the Prime Minister's
food to Israel. You can
reau of Jewish Education, who Mark Owens, 18244 Ardmore; blocks East of Schaefer, will office.
send your checks, from $1
will speak on Jewish education; David Shlain, 19280 Berkley; have its grand opening at 11
and over, to The Jewish
Mascha Benya, soprano; and and Milton Weiser, 12741 Law- a.m., Thursday, Aug. 29. ILSA
News, and the remittances
STRAUS, formerly of Lestra,
Benjamin Fishbein, formerly ton.
will be made together with
MOLLIE PEREIRA will be
with the Molly Goldberg show.
and
All but Eisen are second and
the funds I am collecting
happy to show their patrons the
Berl Hearshen, president of
Orchestras--Entertainment
third year students at the Uni-
for the CARE surplus food
the camp committee, announces versity of Michigan College of finest in imported yarns and
308
Fos
Bldg.
that information of the camp Medicine. Eisen attends the the newest creative California
shipments.
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styles.
They
also
do
alterations,
and its facilities are available University of Pennsylvania
Thank you for your co-
blocking, assembling and clean
by calling Greenwood 5-3001,
Medical School.
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! ing of all knits. Refreshments
operation.
Chelsea.
Eichler, Shlain. and Epstein will be served during the open- rPlastic Fu iture Covers
work in surgery. Owens, Bu- ing.
MADE TO ORDER OR
Israel Parliamentarians
chalter,
Cutler, Eisen and Wei-
LEO KIRSCH
READY MADS
to Tour Latin America
:
ser
are
employed
as
regular
MOTHER'S RESTAURANT
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—A 17-
DEXTER - FULLERTON
CALL ANNA KARBAL
man delegation representing floor nurses.
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Using medical students as re- market at 18417 WYOMING ;It Separate Cas hion
both government and opposi-
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tion parties in the Israel Knes- placements for vacationing near Pickford on Tuesday, Aug.
set will visit the Argentine, nurses helps to relieve nursing 27, with a complete selection of
Brazil, Chile and Uruguay at shortages. Sinai, along with groceries, dairy products, fruits
the invitation of the Parlia- some other Detroit hospitals, and vegetables, frozen foods, as
ments of those countries. The has pioneered in the movement. , well as Kosher meats. Free gifts
In previous years, hospitals will be given to customers dur-
delegation will be headed by
Have Some Choice Dates Available for
M. Argov, chairman of the have been forced to close down ing the opening.
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units
during vacation periods.
Affairs
Com-
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