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20—Friday, October 26, 1973 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Shaare Zedek Hospital Goes Military in War of Judgment Day
Jewish Book Month Heralds
25th Anniversary of Israel
JERUSALEM — On the
Day of Judgment, Oct. 6,
when war came once again
to Israel, Shaare Zedek Hos-
pital in Jerusalem became a
military hospital.
The 71-year-old hospital
that had served Jerusalem
and environs in every emer-
gency and crisis, in a matter
of a few hours had converted
into a fully equipped and
prepared military hospital to
care for the wounded. The
director general's office was
converted into operational
headquarters, and senior
staff had mapped out sched-
ules to assure that a full
staff would be available
around the clock.
Volunteers came into the
hospital in droves and as-
signments were made. Car
pools were created, capable
of handling all problems in-
cluding the transportation of
hundreds of nurses and
medical staff who now work-
ed in 12-hour shifts.
From first aid medical
treatment on the battlefields,
the badly wounded were be-
ing evacuated by helicopter
to the nearest hospital.
The National Jewish Welfare Board has designated
Nov. 16-Dec. 16 as Jewish Book Month, according to Dr.
Eugene B. Borowitz, president of JWB's Jewish Book Coun-
cil. With the theme "Israel: Land of the Book," the month
will be the culmination of the year-long celebration of
Israel's 25th anniversary.
and the wounded were flown
to the Jerusalem area hos-
pitals, including S h a a r e
Zedek which was ready and
activated for surgery.
Hospital Monday in the com-
pany of Director General,
Dr. David M. Maeir and pre-
sented each patient with a
bouquet of flowers and a
Mrs. Ephraim Katzir, wife personal note from President
of Israel's president, visited Katzir. That night, the spe-
the wounded at Shaare Zedek cial military phone at Shaare
Hebrew University Gets Student Adviser
JERUSALEM — An ad-
viser for religious affairs and
tradition has joined the staff
of the Hebrew University's
dean of students office. He
will advise students on
aspects of the Jewish re-
ligion and its traditions.
combines military training
and agricultural settlement
of border areas), he was a
member of Kibutz Sa'ad and
later did educational and
rabbinic work in the Lakhish
development area.
1. What phrase from the
Bible is inscribed on the
Liberty Bell?
2. What is the oath about
Zion the Judean exiles took
in Babylonia?
3. Who were the Three
Patriarchs? The Four Matri-
archs?
4. According to tradition,
where were the Patriarchs
and Matriarchs buried?
5. Who of the Matriarchs
was not buried there? Where
is her grave?
6. Who was the first
drunkard mentioned in the
Bible?
7. What is Ezekiel's pho-
phecy of the rebirth of the
Jewish people?
8. What declaration men-
tioned in the Bible permitted
the Jews of Babylonia to re-
turn to Judea?
9. Jacob's name was
changed to Israel. Why?
10. Who said: "Will Thou
indeed sweep away the
righteous with the wicked?"
What was the occasion?
Answers below
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HELP DETROIT!
Elect
JACK
KELLEY
Detroit
USY Convention Set
LOS ANGELES — "Mid-
rash: The Search for a Con-
temporary Past" is the theme
for the 23rd annual Interna-
Kennedy to Be at Weizmann Dinner
tional Convention of United
NEW YORK — Sen. Ted stitute and chairman of the
On Sunday morning, heavy Synagogue Youth, to take
Kennedy of Massachusetts board of governors of the battles raged on the Suez place at Marriott Hotel here
will be the principal speaker, Weizman Institute of Science, Canal and the Golan Heights Dec. 23-27.
Nov. 5, at the Weizmann announced.
dinner at the Waldorf-As-
The dinner, an annual
toria, in New York, Abra- event since 1945, will honor
ham Feinberg, chairman of Morris L. Levinson for his
the board of the American services to Israel, education
Committee for Weizman In- and civic betterment. Levin-
son was elected president,
last month, of the American
Committee for the Weizmann
Institute of Science.
Arthur B. Krim, chairman
of United Artists Corp., is
serving as dinner chairman.
Bible
\, Quiz
Zedek announced that an-
nother convoy of ambulances
was on its way to the hos-
pital from Jerusalem's air-
port with new casualties.
With the blackout enforced,
people with flash lights were
positioned on Jaffa Rd. to
guide the ambulances on
their way to Shaare Zedek.
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Common Council
BALLOT # 20
Endorsed by Union, Homeowners,
Police, Firefighters, Business and
Professional Organizations, and
Democratic& Republican Districts.
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Re-Elect
GRONKOWSKI
TREASURER CITY OF SOUTHFIEL
SEN. TED KENNEDY
Parkway in Israel
Named for Former
Canadian Premier
TORONTO (JTA)—A ten-
mile scenic parkway in the
heartland of Israel is to be
named after John G. Diefen-
baker, M.P., as a tribute
from the Jewish community
of Toronto. Diefenbaker, a
former Prime Minister, will
be the guest of honor at the
1973 Negev Dinner sponsored
by the Jewish National Fund
of Toronto at the Royal York
Hotel on Dec. 5.
Thyroid Group Chief
JERUSALEM — Prof. Jack
Jack Gross, chairman of the
Hebrew University's depart-
ment of experimental medi-
cine and cancer research, has
has been elected president
of the European Thyroid
Association for .a two-year
term, at the association's
fifth conference, which took
place at the Harry S. Tru-
man Research Institute.
That virtue we appreciate
is as much ours as another's.
We See so much only as we
posses s. —Henry David
Thoreau.
He has helped to increase
the bond rating of Southfield from BBB to AA. This resulted in in-
terest savings of $575,000 on bond issues totaling $11,590,000
since he took office.
• Gronkowski has a record of achievement.
•
• During each year of his last term as Treasurer, Gronkowski has
earned over $1,000,000 for the City, helping to prevent the reduc-
tion of city services or raising additional taxes.
• These accomplishments and more have been made without an in-
crease of personnel in the Treasurer's office for six consecutive
years despite tremendously increased work load and during a period
when the assessed valuation alone has gone up more than 40% in
the past four years.
Re-Elect
GRONKOWSKI
CITY TREASURER
He's Earned Your Trust
VOTE TUES., NOV 6
Paid for by Citizens for Gronkowski
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