Six Ambulances Donated to Magen David Adom; Help of 'Children, BI

Capturing the spirit of em- many scores of Detroiters the Israel counterpart of the sums needed for the Israel
Emergency Fund, and as in-
pathy with the sufferers conducted efforts here in be- Red Cross.
Compared with the vast vestments in Israel Bonds,
from the Middle East war, half of Magen David Adorn,
Magen David is a small fac-
tor, but it played a great role
as supplementary support to
give courage to the people
of Israel and the fighters for
survival.
It was an immense result.
0
Six ambulances were do
nated (in sums of $8,000 and
E
more each) by Dr. and Mrs.
Harold A. Maxmen, Mrs.
William (Bella) Hordes,
co
Shaarit Haplaytah, Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Rosenzweig and
David S. and Irving T. Holtz-
man (Holtzman Foundation).
Efforts for Magen David
were inspired two days after
the outbreak of the Yom
Kippur outrage at a meeting
at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Sheldon Mintz. Mrs. Mintz is
chairman of the Magen
David women's division. Im-
mediately, responses came
from many quarters — all
gifts being additional to the
major funds for the United
Jewish Appeal.
Children solicited with can-
isters, offers of blood dona-
tions came from many quar-
ters, and lists of names of
those offering blood are be-
ing compiled. If needed,
these offers will be utilized.
Dr. John Mames heads the
Lauder's is keeping
Detroit Chapter of Magen
company with some
David Adom, and Mrs.
big names these
Mames has worked untiring-
days. It's the good
ly in their home with volun-
honest Scotch at a
teer committees, compiling
good honest Scotch
gifts and listing names of
dollar price. You
potential blood donors.
There are many gifts from
can buy Lauder's
non-Jews, some of them
for a song.
deeply moving. Such as this
one, marked "For Isrel
$ 26
or 4/5 Qt.
People":
Authentic Scotch
"Dear Friends, just $20
Dollar (Crown) minted
but it is from mine hart.
V2 Gal.
Pint
between 1603-1625.
I'm Lithuanian, and have
Symbol of Lauder's.
all taxes included
many JeWish friends since

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86 Proof

Offers Stir' Action

childhood. Mine phone:—,
please call for blood dona-
tion.
Shalom
Regine Jankowskas
"P.S. To keep peace at
home I have made money
order out mine son's name
Robert Zaletskis. If blood
donation needed please call
and ask for Robert
Zaletskis. He's got friends
who can donate.
"God help you good
people."
There were contributions
from youth groups, syna-
gogues, university students
and many others. They in-
cluded the following:
Oak Park Junior Bruins
Hockey Club, Akiva Day
School, AZA, Beth Moses
United Synagogue Youth,
Aliya BBG, Birmingham
Temple Youth Group, Bnei
Akiva, Bnai David Hebrew
School and youth group, Beth
Abraham-Hillel's youth group
and Hebrew school, Eastern
Michigan University, Habo-
nim, Junior Young Israel,
Oakland University, Shaarey
Zedek Hebrew School, Wayne
State University, Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah, Hillel Day
School, David Horodoker
Women, Shaar ey Zedek
Cemetery Association and
Sephardic Community of De-
troit.

Time Out From War

$12 77 $2 79

Robert Goulet and Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco—Oct. 25-Nov. 3

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GOLAN HEIGHTS (ZINS)
— Taking advantage of a
brief respite in the fighting,
several marriages took place
right on the battlefield. The
brides wore white, but the
rabbi and officials were clad
in army garb complete with
steel helmets. The military
provided transportation for
the brides to join their bride-
grooms at the battle line.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 26, 1973-15

Orchard Mall presents

"IT'S A woman's WORID"

Art • Fashions • Displays

Friday, October 26 thru Saturday, November 3

Activities . . . Interests . . . Achievements . . . enthusiasticall shared
,
for the mutual pleasure of all! Fashion show . . . craft dem y
. . . mini-work shop s . . . art b
demonstrations
by 55 artists . . . films and discussions .. .
craft displays . . . singing and entertainment . . . a harvest of activity.

One girl, Jan Jacobs, sent
the $5 she earned baby-sit-
ting. Another youth, Hillel
Day School 8th grader Ben-
jamin Lerman called Dr.
Mames on Yom Kippur night
and asked if he could help.
On Sunday, he organized
other 8th graders to raise
funds.
One couple, Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Roman, learned that
the ambulance they had
bought in the summer ar-
rived at a good time. Their
gift was acknowledged by
Magen David Adorn in a
letter. dated Sept. 30. Nissiin
Tal, acting director of for-
eign relations for the agency
in Israel, had no way of
knowing how apropos would
be his words: " . . . you can
understand how timely and
appreciated is the arrival of
your vehicle."
(Magen David Adom acts
as an auxiliary service to
the medical corps of the Is-
rael Defense Army and as a
medical service to the Israel
Civil Defense Organization.)

Donin Praises
Israeli Spirit

Rabbi Hayim Donin, spiri-
tual leader of Cong. Bnai
David who with his family
made aliya earlier this
month, wrote The Jewish
News of his impressions
those first days —which co-
incided with the Yom Kippur
war.
The Donins were aboard a
Boeing 747 the Monday fol-
lowing the outbreak of the
war.
The two most noticeable
wartime conditions. he said,
were the total blackout after
dark and the almost total
absence of adult males from
the streets and offices.
"And yet all essential
services are being maintain-
ed by an overabundance of
volunteers from among high
school youth, new immi-
grants, older men, women,
even tourists."
He wrote that there was
some panic shopping, but
supplies and food appeared
ample.
"The spirit of the nopula-
tion has been magnificent,"
he wrote. "Home-front mo-
rale is exceedingly high —
although release of the first
casualty figures cast a som-
ber pall of gloom over
everyone. Almost everyone
has somebody in the family
on the front lines.
"One has to be here and
mingle with the neighbors
and others to appreciate the
sober determination and
quiet courage possessed by
our brethren here in Israel.
I am proud to have become
one of them and to be able
to be with them in their hour
of crisis."

Belgian Solidarity
Shown for Israel

Posters in Orchard Mall
will announce the

Open Thursday and

schedule of events.

Friday Nights to 9:00

ORCHARD
.
MAU
. .

the fully enclosed mall.

On Orchard Lake Rd., just NORTH of Maple Rd. (15 Mile)

Shops now open: • Block's Clothes • Mister Marvin
•Berlin's Children's Shoppe • Bottle 'n'Gift • Heidi's Salon
•Last and Co. • Olympic Spoiling Goods • Greg Shoes
•The Next Step • The Bootery • Words and Music
•Lookin' Better • Michael Allan Jewelers • Call it Love

Coming soon: • Shopping Center Market • Efros Drug Store

• Rikshaw Inn • Bookpeople • Beckwith-Evans • Leona
• All City T.V. and Appl. • Furs by Frederick • India Imports
• Tony's Shoe Service • Jordan Kahn, Ltd. • Oriental Center
• David's Men's Shoes, Ltd. • Sweaters International
• Metropolitan Optical • Lizzette Mammoth • Snafu

BRUSSELS (JTA)—a Bel-
gian "Committee of Solidar-
ity with Israel" has set up
here under the presidency of
former Premier Gaston Eys-
kens. Several former minis-
ters are among the many
political figures who joined
the group.
Post cards carrying the
slogan "Israel, I Love You"
are being sold by the Jewish
Center of Brussels to collect
funds for Israel.
Thousands of these cards
have already been sent and
are addressed to "the people
of. Israel, the Knesset, and
Jersalem' '