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January 11, 1963 - Image 3

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1963-01-11

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Charles Gershenson, Al Borman Assume
Leadership of '63 Allied. Jewish Drive

I

Thalidomide -Cure
Denied in Israel

(Continued from Page 1)
averaged more than $5,000,000
annually.
The campaign has 55 bene-
ficiaries whose areas of service
include health and welfare, Jew-
ish education, community rela-
•tions, and the three Rs of
service to Jews in need over-
seas; relief, rehabilitation and
resettlement. Gershenson said he

(Continued from Page 1)
Those who have physical or possible handicap. None knew
emotional handicaps that make the language of the country. produced thalidomide. The com-
them unemployable or very dif- Few had ever farmed, and few mittee established that the pains
ficult to employ are retrained had the physical stamina for were not due to metastasis —
in our Community Workshop. heavy work. They had no tools, the technical term for the
The Jewish Vocational Service seed or equipment. The land spread of a malignant tumor—
specializes in finding -employ- was among the least suited to as was. apparently diagnosed in
Have Your Watch
ment for the difficult to place, agriculture in the world. Yet, error.
and offers vocational couns el- with financial aid, the immi-
Repaired Right!
Deputy Health Minister Itzhak
ing to people of all ages. W e grants recovered their physical Rafael also reported on the ab-
. Right Here!
have a House of Shelter th at vigor and their emotional scars sence of any conclusive results
is a haven for those who fi nd faded. They irrigated, planted in such treatments of several
Bring it in and
themselves homeless in our cit y. crops, built roads, and made patients at Hadassah and Tel
let
our specialists
. "The Resettlement Servi ce the land productive."
Hashomer hospitals. The com-
look it over.
has a proud record of helpi ng
He added that if he were mittee reported that "improve-
Reliable service
immigrants adjust to our w ay asked to define a gift to the ment in the general condition
is our watchword. And for
of life. It has helped thousan ds Allied Jewish Campaign he of these patients should be at-
new beauty, re-style your
of victims of Nazi persecutio n would say, "It is an act of tributed to the drug's general
watch with a smart-
apply for the reparations pa y- compassion, by someone who effect as a strong tranquilizer."
% ,
ments to which they are e n- has had the extraordinary
AVeister WATCHBAND
The Ministry reported that it
titled.
good fortune to live in this had received 39 requests from
"Sinai Hospital and its Shif f- country, for those with whom 12 countries for doses of the
man Clinic serve the entir e fate dealth less kindly," or "It locally-made tranquilizer which
community. The clinic offer is a yearly continuation of an was indicated last year as re-
out-patient medical and denta ancient tradition that survived sponsible for the birth of thou-
care. It has pioneered in clef through dark centuries in Eu- sands of deformed infants to
Certified Master Watchmaker
palate repair, and its low-visio n rope when the poor gave some- women who took the tranqui-
and Jeweler
clinic has found sight for hun thing to help the destitute, and lizer during pregnancy. Some of
18963
Livernois Ave.
dreds of people who are legall Y the destitute found something the requests were relayed to
ABRAHAM BORMAN
blind. Sinai Hospital is the Jew to help the starving."
UN
1 -81 84
Israel by amateur radio opera-
* * *
OPEN THURS. TO 9 P.M.
tors.
tells each potential contributor ish community's contribution t 0
to think of the cause that is the physical well-being of . al 1
most compelling to him and Detroiters. It has a proud recor
then remember that the cam- of medical excellence. In les
Strictly
than a decade since its found
paign covers that cause and 54 ing,
Kosher
it
is
becoming
a
center
o
f
others.
• Meats and
medical treatment, teaching and
Poultry
He points out that the obvious research." Gershenson said.
Specializing In:
A new high mark was set for
economies of a fund - raising
Speaking of the overseas the Allied Jewish Campaign
• Fresh, Cutup Chicken Parts
drive for 55 causes are possible
• Cartwheels
only if the contributor realizes needs the campaign serves, Ger- when a group of women, gath-

shenson
pointed
out
that
two
Ready
Made
Hamburger
Patties

Cube Steaks
ered for pre-campaign activities
that his gift must be large
years ago, the millionth immi- of the Women's Division at the

enough to be divided among all grant
Oven
Ready
Turkeys

Kosher
TV
Dinners
reached Israel.
55 causes.
Great Lakes Club, on Wednes-
• Mock Chicken • Veal for Scalopini
. "Many of the immigrants I day, pledged the sum of $304,-
Gershenson speaks with pride saw on the United Jewish Ap-
• Bar.B-Q Ribs • Seasoned Meat Balls
of the services the- campaign peal mission to Israel has been 325. The same group last year
supports. "Right here in Detroit, so maltreated -that they could gave $275,700.
Mrs. Max Fisher, chairman of
our Home for Aged has been never recover physically or
a pioneer in establishing proper emotionally. Some were aged, the women's pre-campaign divi-
WE DELIVER — UN 1-4770
standards of residential care- for some were orphaned children. sion, presided at Wednesday's
senior citizens," he emphasized. The Jews of Detroit must help meeting. The guest - speaker-
Member Detroit Kosher
"Other services that help older provide for their care," Ger- was Bernard Cherrick, execu-
Meat
Dealers. Association
adults live in dignity and pro- shenson said. "The immigrants tive vire. chairman of the board
of
governors
of
the
Hebrew
This
Shield
Is Your . Protection
ductivity range from camp vaca- to Israel started with every
University in Jerusalem.
.tions to social dancing, and from
homemaker service to family .
counseling.
0
"In Detroit, no child has ever
been denied a Jewish education
because his parents could not
afford it. In the last several
years, the community sponsored
camp has been able to accom-
modate every child whose par-
ents could not pay the full fee.
The Jewish Community Center
is a center of recreation, good
fellowship, and informal Jew-
ish education for children of
the very poor, the well-to-do,
and all economic levels.
"The Hebrew Free Loan Asso-
ciation grants interest free loans
to families and individuals
faced with economic crises.

GEORGE
OHRENSTEIN

.

Women Set New
High Mark for
1963 Campaign

KAPLAN BROS

18229 WYOMING



AJC Headquarters
Named for Daroff

PHILADELPHIA, (JTA ) —
Friends of Samuel H. Daroff,
noted Jewish community leader,
have purchased a midtown build-
ing which will serve as head-
quarters of the Delaware Valley
Council of the American Jewish
Congress here, and will be named
"Samuel H. Daroff Congress
House."
Theodore R. Mann, president
of the Congress council, in mak-
ing the announcement, said that
the new headquarters will honor
not only Samuel H. Daroff but
also the Daroff family, "espe-
cially his two brothers, Joseph
and Michael, both giants in
philanthropic and communal
activities." A plaque to be un-
veiled in the building will pay
tribute to the memory of the
parents of the Daroff brothers,
the late Harry and Ethel Daroff.
Dedication exercises will be
held at the new AJC headquar-
ters on Jan. 24. Among digni-
taries scheduled to participate
in the event will be Governor
William W. Scranton; Mayor
James H. J. Tate, City Council
president Paul D'Ortona and
Dr. Joachim Prinz, national
president of the American Jew-
ish Congress.

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