Shiffman Clinic Dedication Sunday; Open
House June 7-8; Dr. Masur Guest Speaker

Shiffman Clinic Wing, the
new addition to Sinai Hospital,
successor to the North End
Clinic; will be dedicated Sun-
day, at ceremonies at the clin-
ic; 6767 W. Outer Dr., com-
mencing at 11 a.m.
Dr. ...jack Masur, Assistant
Surgeon General, U.S. Public
Health Service, and director of
the clinical center of the Na-
tional Institute of Health, will
be the guest speaker.
Abe Srere, president of Sinai
Hospital, and Melville S. Welt,
president of North End Clinic,
and other community leaders,
and spokesmen for the City of
Detroit, will speak at the dedi-
cation. The program will be
followed by an inspection tour
of the clinic and a social hour.
Additional open house in-
spection opportunities are be-
ing provided for the commun-
ity on June 7 and 8, 3 to 5
p.m.
Dr. Masur, the guest speak-
er at the dedication, a native of
Georgia, served in many admin-
istrative and advisory capacities
at hospitals and health centers
throughout the land and as a

Judge Kaufman
Is Re-Elected
ZOD President

Judge Ira G. Kaufman was
re-elected president of the Zion-
ist Organization of Detroit, at
the annual meeting held May
26.
Sherman
Shapiro, I r v -
ing Snider-
man, Dr. Ber-
n a r d Weston
and M. Ben
Lewi's _ were
elected v i c e-
presiden t s;
Mrs. I. Walter
Silver, s e c r e-
.tary; Dr. San-
ford A. Ben-
nett, treasur-
er.
Sidney L.
Brand, Max
Chomsky, Al-
bert Elazar,
Joseph Hirsch,
Dr. I. Walter Judge Kaufman
Silver and Wilbur S. Stein were
re-elected members of the
board. Dr. Alex Friedlaender,
Sol E. Goldberg and Leonard
L. Radner are the newly-
elected board members, for a
three-year term.
Guest speaker of the evening
was Leon Kay, who reported on
the recent meeting of the ZOA
national executive council
meeting.
Judge Kaufman and heads of
committees submitted annual
reports on the ZOD's past year's
activities.

guide in hospital construction ties on the Fourth Floor, the
planning in many communities. total complement of general
The new wing was made pos- hospital psychiatric facilities
sible by a $500,000 gift made for Detroit is increased by ap-
by Abraham Shiffman, from the proximately 50 per cent.
Shiffman Foundation; a $2,000,-
The unit contains out-of-bed
000 loan from the Jewish Wel- facilities for 39 patients.
fare Federation, and the follow-
ing additional gifts: $500,000 for
building of psychiatric facili-
You Get The Best Value
ties, as a Federal Government
at OHRENSTEIN'S
Hill-Burton Grant; $375,000
from the Metropolitan Detroit
Building Fund and a $114,500
gift from the Ford Foundation
for the department of physical
medicine and rehabilitation. •
The Shiffman Clinic Wing
has four floors and a basement,
with a potential of three addi-
tional floors.
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Key leaders of Landsmanshaf-
ten societies in Detroit, and
members of the societies who
have visited Israel since the es-
tablishment of the State, will
meet this Sunday, 10 a.m., for
breakfast, at Jericho Temple,
18495 Wyoming.
Morris J. Brandwine, local
business man, first vice-preSi-
dent of the Jewish National
Fund, and chairman of the
JNF Foundation, will convey
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to Israel. Brandwine spent sev-
eral weeks touring the coun-
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