New Hebrew Almanac
Offered at Jewish News
The Wilno Kosher Sausage Co.
has just issued the new 1968-1969
(5729) pocket-size Hebrew almanac,
and it is available at The Jewish
News at no charge. It includes
the new calendar in English and
Hebrew the Friday_ candle-lighting
time, adjusted for daylight-saving
time; all the holidays and fast
days; permissable wedding dates;
important prayers in English and
Hebrew; and the American and
Israeli national anthems.
To Dedicate New Sinai Residence
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Friday, September 20, 1968-23
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
NYU President' s Ouster Urged
chett wrote in a Negro teacher's
periodical in 1967 in which he al-
leged that Jewish teachers control
the New York City public school
system and that they and their
Negro imitators were "mentally
poisoning" Negro pupils.
The former Harlem school teach-
er said his article was not anti-
Semitic in intent but defended
his right to identify the ethnic
Rep. Podell charged in a speech background of the teachers he
that Dr. Hester -compromised his criticized. Dr. Hester subsequently
role by the Hatchett appointment upheld Hatchett's disclaimer of
and by his subsequent defense anti-Semitic intent. But he said he
of Hatchett against charges that did not condone the contents of
he was an anti-Semite. The ap- the Hatchett article of which he
pointMent has been the subject of said he had not been aware when
sharp protests by Jewish and other ' he appointed Hatchett to the uni-
groups because of an article Hat- versity post.
WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
resignation of Dr. James N. Hester,
president of New York University,
and the immediate dismissal of
John F. Hatchett named by Dr.
Hester as director of the univer-
sity's new Martin Luther King Jr.
Afro-American Center was urged
in the House by Rep. Bertram L.
Podell, N.Y. Democrat.
GOP Adviser in N.Y.
BETHESDA, Md.—Gabriel L.
Kaplan, an active worker for the
Republican Party in New York,
died here at age 67. A retired
attorney, Mr. Kaplan counseled a
number of Republican personages
in New York.
If your friend calls you an ass,
put a saddle on your back.—Baba
Kama 92
HENRY FRANK (LEFT) AND WILLIAM H. FRANK
IN FRONT OF THE NEW SINAI RESIDENCE
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date interns and residents 'and
A third staff residence, product
their families in convenient quar-
of a $180,000 gift to Sinai Hospital
ters at a nominal cost. Sinai now
by the Harrison J. L. Frank and
has a total of 64 apartments for
Leon H. Frank families, will be
dedcated on the hospital grounds rental to its house staff and nurs-
ing personnel.
11 a.m. Sunday.
The residence is the second ma-
The two-story apartment facility
will be named in memory of Stella jor gift to the hospital by the Frank
(Frank) Fuchs and Rena Frank by family. Fifteen years ago, during
their children and families, Messrs. Sinai's infancy, the Franks desig-1
and Mesdames William H. Frank, nated $100,000 toward the original
Harry J. L. Frank Jr. of Beverly building and, in particular, the
Hills, Calif., Henry Frank and Rob- nursery. It is the ninth addition to
ert Frank of Great Neck, N.Y., and the Sinai complex since the first
building opened in 1953. A 10th is
Mrs. Robert C. Smith.
scheduled for completion next year
Delayed by the construction
and an 11th by 1972.
strike, the new residence was
Nate S. Shapero, hospital presi-
completed earlier this month. It
dent, will formally accept the gift
contains 20 two-bedroom, fur-
dtiring the dedication ceremonies.
nished apartments to accommo-
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24 Congregations
Will Hear Pleas
for Israel Bonds
Twenty-four congregations will
participate in the Israel Bond High
Holy Day Appeal, it was announ-
ced by Robert Brody, chairman of
the Detroit Israel Bond Committee,
and by Phillip Stollman, chairman
of the Detroit Congregational and
High Holy Day Council.
Adas Shalom, in response to the
appeal by Rabbi Jacob E. Segal,
has consistently led the nation in
the results of its High Holy Day
Appeal. Rabbi Segal will make
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ucator and auth-
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sky, Dr. Arieh
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gel, Jan Bart and
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The 61st annual conference of
the Michigan District Workmen's
Circle will be held Oct. 4-6 at the
W. C. Educational Center.
Ben Parker, chairman of the
Great Lakes Regional Board of the
Workmen's Circle, will be principal
speaker at the opening session, 8:30
p.m. Oct. 4. Frank Newberg, chair-
man of the Michigan District Com-
mittee, has announced that many
local and state dignitaries will be
present.
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