14—Friday, February 10, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Hadassah to Treat Eye Bank Donors
FILLED EYE BANKS decorate the backdrop for the model of
Hadassah Medical Hospital which will benefit from the proceeds of
Detroit Chapter's eye bank affair March 14 at Temple Israel. Work-
ing on the project are (from left) Mesdames Ben Bonin, Julius
Pollak, Ted Spitz and George Parzen.
Dr. John M. Dorsey, psychiatrist
and Wayne State University's
"University Professor," will share
the stage with Lew Norman, Jew-
ish humorist, at Detroit Chapter
Hadassah's Eye Bank event, "Hu-
morize and Humanize," 8 p.m.
March 14 at Temple Israel.
Adniission to the program will
be one filled eye bank. Proceeds
will go toward treatment of Is-
raelis suffering from the eye dis-
ease trachoma at Hadassah Hos-
pital, according to Mrs. Ben Bonin,
project vice president.
Mrs. Morris Gross, chairman of
the day, has arranged for a social
hour to follow the program.
Assisting her are Mesdames
Ted Spitz, social chairman; George
Parzen and Bernard Levin, visual
aids; Harold Y. Hoffman and Sue
Goldman, decorations; Abe Zito-
mer, adviser; and Julius Pollak„
eye bank chairman.
Hadassah Head Urges 'Dynamic' Steps
by U.S. Toward Peace in Middle East
NEW YORK (JTA) — Mrs. Mor- Despite Kosygin's Paris promise
timer Jacobson, national president of two months ago, she charged,
of Hadassah, the women's Zioniit the Soviet Union is still "placing
organization of America, called obstacles in the way of Jews wish-
upon the United States Monday ing to reunite with their families
night to adopt "a stronger and abroad." "Jews in Moscow and
more dynamic foreign policy gear- Riga, who go to passport offices
ed to the establishment of peace with copies of Soviet newspapers
in the Middle East." She asserted containing Mr. Kosygin's state-
that, so long as present "war ment," she charged, "are being
trends" are not reversed in the told that the family reunification
Middle East, the area will remain program is virtually completed and
"a potenial threat to peace." that applications to leave the USSR
Mrs. Jacobson voiced that appeal from now on will be 'treated in the
to Washington as she addressed same way as before."
Hadassah's annual mid-winter con-
Another speaker, Dr. Jack
ference at Hadassah House. More Karpas, deputy director-general of
than 200 leaders, representing the Hadassah Medical Organiza-
Hadassah's 318,000 members tion, reported that Hadassah is
through the United States and developing plans for an intensive
Puerto Rico, participated in the t rehabilitation program for patients
three-day conference. who have recovered from initial
"The Middle East," Mrs. attacks of stroke, cancer and heart
Jacobson said, "continues to be disease.
a powder keg. Terrorist activi-
In a financial report, Mrs. Max
ties are spreading along Israel's Schenk, national treasurer of
borders, and the United Nations Hadassah is exerting every effort
by itself seems unable to quell to reduce costs while maintaining
them. Israel is placed in the the highest standards of its oper-
position where she is censured ations in Israel in the light of the
for defending herself against the Israel government's efforts to "cool
onslaughts of her enemies. And off the overheated economy." She
Syria, who instigates terrorist noted that this includes the tighten-
attacks upon Israel, remains un- ing by Hadassah of staff positions
and other operational expenditures.
censured.
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"Through the years, we have
been gratified by the generous
economic aid the United States has Hadassah Members
provided to the state of Israel. But
the greatest need in the Middle Vote on Constitution
East today is peace. We, there-
fore, urge the United States to Members of the Detroit Chap-
undertake a stronger and more ter of Hadassah will gather to
dynamic foreign policy geared to hear and vote upon the chapter's
the establishment of peace in the new constitution 10 a.m. March
Middle East and to the reversal of 16 at Hadassah House.
the present war trends that remain
Mrs. Nathan Spevakow is chair-
a potential threat to peace so long man of the chapter constitution
as they exist."
committee, which_ consists of Mes-
In discussing conditions in Israel, , dames Harry L. Jackson, David
Mrs. Jacobson called upon the Schachter, Sidney Weiner, Bert L.
American Zionist movement "to Smokier, Reuben Beinstock, Louis
close ranks in an all-out effort Cooper and ex-officio Jack W.
to help curb unemployment in Perlman and Charles Snider and
Israel." She urged an increase John J. Mann, secretary.
in the number of tours to Israel,
and a stepped-up construction pro-
gram to help curb unemployment Alpha Nu Parents Club
in that country.
to Hold a Tun Night'
Turning to the situation of the
The Alpha Nu Parents Club of
Jews in the Soviet Union, Mrs. the Alpha Omega Dental Frater-
Jacobson urged USSR Premier
nity announce plans for a "Fun
Alexei Kosygin to make good his
recent Paris promise to permit Night," 8:30 p.ni. Saturday, at the
Soviet Jews to reunite with their University of Detroit Student
Union Hall. There will be a bake
families abroad. Mrs. Jacobson
recently returned from the USSR sale, games, prizes and free re-
as head of a group of 24 freshments.
For information, contact Harry
Hadassah leaders visiting that
Ruskin, VE . 6:2803-
country.
Sponsors' Art Show to Mark Israel Bond Function
A "first" in Detroit art life will
be presented 11 a.m., Wednesday,
at Town and Country C 1 u b,
when a representative sam-
pling of distinguished Israeli art
will be shown through the courtesy
of a group of local art patrons.
Along with an Israeli champagne
reception this art exhibit will be
held in conjunction with the "Am
Israel Hai" sponsor re-enrollment
luncheon under auspices of the
Detroit Israel Bond Women's Di-
vision sponsors program of which
Mrs. David Pollack is chairman.
Under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Louis Berry, a cross-section of .
Israeli oil paintings, collages,
water colors, engravings, litho-
graphs, seriographs and sculpture
will symbolize the creative fer-
ment and vitality of Israel and
of the 2,000-year-old Jewish cul-
ture.
The works of world famed artists
like Marc Chagall and Ruvien
Rubin will be seen at the exhibit
side by side with the creations
of dynamic new painters and sculp-
tors emerging in the past several
years like Polansky, Yafa Royter,
Zolton Perlmuetter, Ra-Ayeni,
Malan, J. Eisenberg and Rosen.
Other outstanding artists repre-
sented at the exhibit include Jossi
Stern, J. Kossonigi, Weintraub,
Mane Katz, Lavinoff, Mairovich,
Rado, Joel Rohr and Zvi Livni.
Distinguished art patrons whose
loans will be shown at the special
exhibit include Mesdames Morris
Adler, Abraham Becker, Louis
Berry, Max Biber, Morris J. Brand-
wine, Avern Cohn, Howard Danzig,
David Dunsky, Robert Dunsky,
Lillian Fischer, Max M. Fisher,
Joseph 0. Grant, Irwin Green,
Mordecai Halpern, Louis Ham-
burger, Louis E. Levitan, Charles
Milan, David Miro, David Pollack,
Harold Provizer, Irving Rose,
Morris L. Schaver, Richard Sloan,
Max Stollman, Allan L. Waller
and Isadore Winkelman.
Lola Beer, Israel's dean of
"Haute Couture," will be the guest
of honor at the luncheon. Lola
Beer's clients include the wives
of Israel's top government officials
and of the diplomatic corps mem-
GoGetters Set Pace
for AJCampaign
Bond Women's Division, March 4,
in Miami Beach, when he will be
guest of honor at the 1967 Israel
Bond inaugural conference.
Honor society members will
also be presented with their 1967
"As Israel Hai" emblem, which
was specially created by the great
modern sculptor, Jacques Lipchitz.
• Mood music during the reception
preceding the luncheon will be
presented by Eric Rosenow at the
piano. Luncheon reservations may
be made by calling the Israel Bond
Women's Division, DI 1-5707.
"The Shepherd Boy" by
Weintraub, from the collection
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berry,
one of the paintings at the
Israel Art Exhibit.
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hers. She will be introduced by
Mrs. Louis M. Elliman.
This luncheon will be part of a
worldwide 8Gth birthday celebra-
tion in honor of David-Ben Gurion,
first Prime Min-
ister of the State
of Israel. Mrs.
Sidney Schwartz
will invite those
joining the Israel
Bond Notional
Honor Societies
as trustees,
founders, build-
ers or sponsors
to inscribe their
Ben-Gurion
names in a special "Book of
Honor" to be presented to Ben-
Gurion by Mrs. Morris L. Schaver,
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Hadassah Hospital Sets Up
Clinic for Easing of Pain
JERUSALEM — A new clinic for
the treatment of patients suffering
from chronic pain, by a local
blocking of nerves, has recently
been set up by the anesthetics
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