Improved Health and Care for Aged Programs Slated at CJFWF Parley

GERSON MARDER
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The 800 delegates from all
parts of the United States and
Canada, now attending the 29th
General Assembly of the Coun-
cil of Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds, at the • Statler
Hilton Hotel, last night heard
proposals for priorities for im-
proved care of chronically ill and
the aged.
A proposed five-point program
suggests that homes for aged
remove age restrictions on ad-
missions; general hospitals should
not limit themselves to patients
with short illness but be prepared
to treat anyone who needs in-
tensive diagnostic work-up or
care; communities should develop
wider home care programs to

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`Winter Ball'

Department of Michigan Jew-
ish War Veterans and its La-
dies Auxiliary. are sponsoring a
"Winter Ball" to be held 9 p.m.
Dec. 17 at Cobo Hall. Featured
will be Hal Gordon and his 16-
piece orchestra.
Chairmen -of the affair are
Louis Kogan and Mrs. Nathan
Feld.
Gerson Marder, Department
commander, said the affair will
enable the organization to carry
out its vast program of rehabili-
tation and aid to the needy
veteran and his family. Mrs. Al
Rosen is IDepaitment president.
For information, call the JWV
Memorial Home, WE 3-0846.

supplement hospital care; health
insurance, preferably through the
Social Security system, should
be provided, and better coopera-
tion between the practitioners
should be developed.
The four - day meeting will
last through Sunday.
Dr. Franz Goldmann, associate
professor of Medical Care Emeri-
tus, Harvard School of Public
Health, director of a four-year
CJFWF national study of co=
ordination of community health
services, presented the major
findings for coordination by the
CJFWF Health Services Com-
mittee. He reported that half the
general hospitals have gone be-
yond their original function of

Mendes-France, Former Premier of
France, and Dr. Sachar to Address
Brandeis Associates Dinner Nov.

At a fund-raising dinner on Deputy to the National As
on-
Sunday, Nov. 20, Pierre Mendes- bly, Minister of National
France will address the Detroit omy for the Provincial G ern-
and
Ement of General de Gaul
. vtomt
Chapter of Bran-
of
; permanent representati
d e i s University
France on ECOSOC.
Associates, at the
. 20
i Co-speaker at the
Sheraton - C a
will
!champagne dinner meeti
lac Hotel.
e be Dr. A. L. Sachar, pr dent
Mendes-France
of Brandeis University.
served as Pre-
al-
Brandeis University of
mier of France
tham, Mass., is largely .
during 1954-55. A
member of the Dr. Sacher ported by fundS raised throug
French Resistance Movement the efforts of its numerous asso-
during World War II, his poll.- date chapters throughout the
tical career included serving as United States.

treating only patients with short-
term illness.On the contrary, the
study findings show that hospi-
tals have come to play an im-
portant role in the care of long-
term patients. He suggested the
addition of two special divisions
in the hospitals; one for short-
term service for psychiatric dis-
orders and one for medical care
and rehabilitation of long-term
patients.
Louis Stern, of Newark, chair-
man of the CJFWF health serv-
As fol-
ices committee, pres •
, the
low-up to the s
committee w
ormulate reco
mendation or consideration by
the loca ederations which plan
and co inate the health services
unde
ewis in their
com
opening general session

ured an address by Prof.
illiam Haber of the Univer-
sity, of Michigan, president of
American Ort Feder
, who
analyzed cur e n t
omic
trends an
the'
effects
servi
strut
ewish c
munit

Israel. He will be joined on the
platform by Herbert Friedman,
executive vice-chairman of the
United Jewish Appeal, and
dore Sobeloff, executive vice-
president of the Detroit Jewish
Welfare Federation. Friedinan
and Sobeloff will analyze the re-
sults of 1960 campaigns and
evaluate the prospects for cam-
paigning in 1961.

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president of t
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Perfect Individual
Morning ssions were devoted
Fitting
to j0 .
udget review sessions
e Large City Budgeting
Conference with representatives
of national and overseas Jewish
agencies, and - a series of work-
shop sessions by women leaders
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on the need for a year-round
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Other speakers were Law- dor Avraham Harman, who will
review
the
current
situation
in
rence Crohn, Milton J.
vice
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president, and Eze
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Mich. Zionists Plan Kay Memorial Project

Milton S. Marwil, of Detroit,
was re-elected president of the
Michigan Region of the Zionist
Organization of America at the
11th annual convention held in
South Haven, last S u n d a, y.
Named as vice presidents were
Harry J. Binder, Flint; Dr.
Manuel Goldberger, Saginaw;
Thomas A. Horwitz, Pontiac; Dr.
Edward Neufeld, Grand Rapids;
Judge Ira G. Kaufman and
Sherman Shapiro of Detroit. M.
Ben Lewis, Detroit, was desig-
nated treasurer and Hyman
Price, South Haven, Secretary.
Judge Ira G. Kaufman, ZOD
president, presided over a spe-
cial session devoted to a memo-
rial tribute to the late Leon
Kay, a former president of the
region. Morris M. Jacobs, honor-
ary president of the region, eu-
logized Kay as a man who gave
meaning and substance to the
word "Zionist." He described
Kay's pioneering activities on
behalf of private investments
in Israel, his abiding interest
in the Haifa Technion and the
Kfar Silver Agricultural Insti-
tute of the ZOA; his dedication

to Jewish education and He-
brew culture which moved him
to be among the founders of
the Hillel Day School in De-
troit.
The convention voted to
initiate a Leon Kay Memorial
Project in Israel.
Abraham A. Redelheim, ZOA
past president, also paid trib-
ute to Kay's contributions to
the ZOA on the national and
policy-making level.
• Redelheim said that Israeli
leaders are having "s e c o n d
thoughts" on the question of
Zionism and are moving toward
a m or e affirmative position
with reference to the World
Zionist Organization. He called
for Zionist vigilance in the
months ahead and for a greater
integration on the part of
Zionists in the work of their
respective communities.
Rabbi Edward Neufeld, of
Grand Rapids, said that the
major task of Zionism today is
to strengthen and direct the

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