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Sinai

A $150,099 -giftffrnn Samuel and
Isabelle- Friedman- has - been: ae-,
cepted lik Sinai HosPital, Dr. Julien
Priver;' executive vier - preiddent,
announced. -.
The giftwill enable - the labora
tort' departnient" to pro
coed witfi the firit phase of its
plannedexPansion; Dr. Privet-said.
The-Triedmansi- who ' lived in
Detroit since-1930, moved -to Cali-
fornia in the early 1980s This is
their - second - gift_ to 'SinaL Their .
Bret :was -,-"a.substantial. gift: to
the lalitmatory3ving. -
The
will- provide the lie-
. Ifinidng :of expulsion -inielving
both that -aid 'ground floor -por-
-lions of -the laboratory. wing.
Heinatology, urinalysis and blood
bank functiOns are to occupy the

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first phase of new construction. has just ended •a three-year - term
Total cost is estimated at $500,000. on the national board of the Joint
A second _phase; not yet 'sched- Distribution Committee.
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`Israel and the. UN'
to B.Raised at
Delegate Assembly

MISS 'DONNA WATSON

Shaul Ramat', consul general of
Israel .for .-the Midwest,, ' will be
guest speaker_ at'the. Jewish_Oim-
munity, Council Delegate Aisembly
8:15 p.in. Monday at-the Jewish
Center.
- Council President Hubert J.- Sid-
low said "Israeranil the United
Nations" will
the topic of 'Ell
coati's talk;` II
will examine
r a el's relation
ship with the
in view of.current
discussions r e -
garding the Sta-
tus of Tem-sale:xi
Ind the qUestion
of Suez.
- A portion of the
assembly will be
dmioted to a me:
tribiite to
Raman
Sidney M. she '
vitz, twice Connell president, who
died Sept. 1. Dr. Samuel Krohn
will preside- at the memorial cere-

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Other items on agenda will in-
clude a report on current activi-
ties by 'Council - Executiie pi-
rector Walter E. -
The Michigan Chapter'
en's_ American ORT will Serve as
hostesses for the social hoar -
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and Mrs. George H. Watson
of Beaverton, Mich., announce the
engagement of their daughter- Don-
na Jean to David A. Gourwitz,son
of Mrs. Bernard A. - Gourwitz of
Westhampton-Bd., Southfield, and
the late Mr...C.ourwitz.
- Miss, Watson and Mr. Gourwitz
are both' university seniors, the
bride-elect at Central Michigan and
her fiance at Michigan State.
A June wedding date has been
set.

Histadrut to Start
Its Pre-Campaign
Activity Oct. 24

Histadrut volunteers, members
of the. Labor Zionist movement and
friends will assemble 10:30 a.m.
Oct. 2 at the new Labor Zionist
Institute—Hayim Greenberg Cul-
tural Center. -
The agenda will include a report
of campaign activities and „finan-
cial results of the 1970-71 :Israel
Histadrut Campaign. in ad lion,
new ,officers for the 1971-72 am-
paign will be elected following - e
report of the nominations com-
mittee. ,--
All Histadrut volunteers attend-
ing the conference will receive
assignments. Those who cannot
attend will receive assignments
by mail during the -week follow-
ing the conference.
If time permits, there will be a
showing of the new Histadrut film,
"Beyond- the Mirage."
Contributions to the Histadrut
campaign support such vital pro-
grams as Histadrut scholarships,
Histadrut-Kupat Holim health
clinics and hospitals, homes for the
aged and senior citizens, aid to
technical and vocational schools,
cultural and educational activities
and-other social
.._ welfare projects.

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JEWISH HEWS
Informer on KKK THE DETROIT
Friday, October 15; 1971-35
Tells Anti-Semitic
Incident as Child -
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Semitism that motivated the in-
former on six Ku Klux Klansmen,
who were arrested by the FBI in
the dynamiting of 10 Pontiac school
buses recently. -
In an interview with a Detroit
News reporter, Pontiac fireman
Jerome Lauinger called his role
in the arrest "my downpayment
on democracy."
Lauinger, who is of German
Catholic descent, infiltrated the
United Klaus of- America Inc.
Pontiac unit and sent reports on
the group's _activities to the De-
trait FBI office.
He explained that one reason he
took part in the undercover work
was that as a child he belonged to
a local branch of the pro-German
brownsaiirts. "I thought they were
some kind of boy scouts," he said.
When he . discovered that a boy-
hood friend was Jewish, he realized
that the anti-Semitism being
preached by the brownshirts was
only ethnic stereotype.
"I had been playing with him
for two or three years — all the
while hearing this anti-Semitic
junk—and I didn't know he was
Jewish until I saw the candles in
his house," Lauinger said.

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