20—Friday, July 15, 1966
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Troth Announced Here
Mr. and Mrs. S. Air roll Chief Rabbinate
Hold 50th Anniversary OKs Transplant of
Kidney to Save Life
THE SAMUEL AARONS
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Aaron will
celebrate their 50th wedding an-
niversary at a dinner party given
by their children, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Aaron and Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Erman on Sunday at the
Furniture Club of Detroit. -
They had been residents of De-
troit for the past 48 years and are
now residing in Miami Beach.
The couple has six grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron have been
members of Pisgah Lodge, Bnai
Brith, for the past 35 years.
Jewish Agencies Hold
Overseas Tour for Youth
GENEVA (JTA) — A group of
10 American Jewish college stu-
dents completed here the orienta-
tion period of the first Overseas
Fellowship Study Tour co-spon-
sored by the American Joint Dis-
tribution Committee, the Jewish
Agency, the World ORT Union and
the United HIAS Service. All four
agencies receive funds from the
United Jewish Appeal.
The fellowships were granted to
the group on the basis of their
academic records and their poten-
tial for future leadership on
campus and in their home com-
munities.
Initiated by director - general
Charles Jordan of the JDC, the
study tour project was undertaken
by the sponsoring agencies as an
experiment which they anticipate
will eventually lead to an expanded
program of overseas service oppor-
tunities for young American Jews.
The group will devote the sum-
mer to a study of the programs of
migration, resettlement and social
assistance to Jewish refugees and
settled populations in Europe,
Israel and North Africa which the
agencies operate as a team and
which are given financial support
by the United Jewish Appeal.
Jews 'Given' Mila 18
LONDON (JTA) — The Warsaw
City Council has decided to hand
over to the supervision of the Jew-
ish Social and Cultural Association,
Mila 18, the site of the house
where the staff of the Jewish fight-
ing organization conducted its op-
erations during the battle of the
Warsaw Ghetto.
INGLESIDE
NURSING CENTER
9155 WOODWARD
Announces continuing
care facilities for the sick
and aged, medical consul-
tation and nursing super-
vision around the clock,
special therapy and spec-
ial treatments.
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JERUSALEM — The Chief Rab-
binate of Israel agreed last week
to the transplantation of kidneys
from deceased donors — within
minutes after death — to patients
in need of such transplants.
This major concession by the
Rabbinate — which generally has
resisted dissection of bodies for
religious reasons — was announc-
ed by Dr. Kalman- J. Mann, direct-
or-general of the Hadassah Medi-
cal Organization here, as he spoke
at the dedication of the sterile
section of the new Hadassah Kid-
ney Transplant Unit.
The 'unit is headed by Prof.
Marco Caine of the Hadassah-He-
brew University Medical Center.
The sterile division was donated
by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Perahia of
Buenos Aires, in memory of Mr.
Perahia's parents.
A kidney transplant from a de-
ceased person has to be effected
immediately after death occurs if
it is to save the life of a person
doomed by diseased kidneys. The
Chief Rabbinate has agreed to the
posthumous donation of a kidney
to save a life, providing the dona-
tion is made freely and with full
understanding during the donor's
lifetime.
Prof. Caine, who has visited
key kidney transplant centers in
the United States and Europe
to study latest techniques in this
field, said that overwhelming
susceptibility to infection is one
of the big problems in treating
patients who have received kid-
ney transplants.
To counter the danger of infec-
tion, every patient has to be iso-
lated in a unit as sterile as an
operating theater, with intense
care taken to sterilize all food,
equipment, clothing and persons
coming into contact with the
patient, Prof. Caine said. It is be-
cause of this that the elaborate
and complex sterile section has
been devised at very great ex-
pense.
Jack Gorback Heads
Detroit Photographers
Northwest photographer Jack
Gorback has been named president
of the Detroit Professional Pho-
tographers Association.
The DPPA is comprised of lead-
ing portrait and commercial pho-
tographers in the metropolitan De-
troit area pledged to maintain high
standards of
craftsmanship, in-
tegrity and ethi-
cal business
practice.
Gorback is
also the recipi-
ent of many lo-
al, state and na-
tional awards for
Gorback portrait e
cellence. In addition to being
elected president, he was recently
honored by the Professional Pho-
tographers of Michigan with a tro-
phy for the "Best Of Show" 1966
monochrome portrait.
A native Detroiter, he is married
to the former Esther Avrushin and
has three children.
The Jack Gorback Studio of pho-
tography is located on Livernois
north of Outer Drive.
Gorback is a member of Mosaic
Lodge F&AM, Dov Frenkel Lodge
Bnai Brith, Professional Photog-
raphers of America, Professionel
Photographers of Michigan and the
Michigan Retailers Association.
BONN (JTA) — The West Ger-
man Foreign Office announced
here Sunday that its own disciplin-
ary investigation had found no
evidence to support charges that
Dr. Alexander Toeroek, counselor
at the West German Embassy in
Tel Aviv, had been a member of
the Arrow Cross, the wartime
Hungarian Fascist organization.
The charges were made shortly
before Bonn opened its embassy
in Tel Aviv last year. Dr. Toeroek,
who is currently serving as charge
d'affaires while Ambassador Rolf
Pauls is on home leave, had re-
quested the foreign office investi-
gation of the charges.
The foreign office statement,
which was officially forwarded to
the Israel Embassy here, stressed
that Dr. Toeroek had been fully
MISS JOAN VVILLENS
rehabilitated as a result of the
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Willens of investigation. Throughout the
Hamilton Rd. announce the en- probe, the Hungarian authorities
gagement of their daughter Joan refused to grant both West Ger-
man and Israeli experts access to
to C. Lee Abraham.
Miss Willens, a senior at the requested documents.
1
University of Michigan, is a mem-
Who scratches a scar is wound-1
ber of Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority.
The bridegroom-elect, the son ed twice.—Russian proverb.
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Loth Newburgh
of Cincinnati, received his bache-
lor of arts degree from the Uni-
versity of Michigan and his MBA
from Xavier University, Cincin-
nati.
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A February wedding is planned.
Israel Recognizes
Argentina's New
Military Govt.
JERUSALEM (JTA) — The gov-
ernment . of Israel has recognized
the new military government of
Argentina in response to a note
from the new government last
week asking recognition. The Is-
raeli Embassy in Buenos Aires
handed over an official note July
6 to the new regime announcing
recognition.
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60 Young U.S. Jews Go
to Israel as Volunteers
NEW YORK (JTA)—Sixty young
Americans left here last weekend
for a one-year mission to Israel
to participate actively in the ab-
sorption program of new immi-
grants. The mission is under the
auspices of Sherut La'am (Service
to the People), an aid program
fashioned after the U. S. Peace
Corps.
Dr. Aryeh Nesher, an Israeli so-
cial scientist now directing the
activities of Sherut La'am in North
America, said upon their arrival
in Israel, the youths will embark
upon three months of intensive
study in a kibbutz where they will
study Hebrew and the social and
economic problems of Israel.
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that those selected for the group
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screening tests, and have been re-
cruited from every major city in
the United States and Canada.
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N.Y. Synagogue Marred
2nd Time in Six Months
SOMERS, N. •Y. (JTA) — The
Hebrew Congregation here was
desecrated for the second time in
six months. July 9. Several swas-
tikas and the words "Hitler For-
ever" and "Nazi Youth of Amer-
ica' plus a number of obscene
epithets were painted on the
building with black paint.
The discovery of the desecra-
tion was made by Rabbi Joseph
Schapiro when he arrived for Sab-
bath services. Six months ago,
vandals broke several windows in
the synagogue which is located in
the town of Shenorock in West-
chester County near the Connecti-
cut border.
Saul Schwartz, president of the
congregation, expressed hope that
A reconciliation without an ex- some member of the community
planation that error lay on both would volunteer information as to
sides is not a true reconciliation. the culprits. State police are in-
—Bereshit Rabbah, 54:3.
vestigating the latest desecration.
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