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Medical Division to Present
Bond Award to Dr. Sydney Ellias
z Mr. and Mrs. Group, City
Of Hope, will meet 8 p.m.
The fifth annual Israel
Saturday at the home of Iry
Bonds
medical professions
I lnd Sarah Pitt, 32735 Olde
Franklin, Farmington Hills.
Clara Silber, president, will
discuss plans for the May
games night and other fund-
.caising activities. A social
hour will follow.
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division dinner-dance March
10 at Cong. Beth Achim, will
honor osteopathic internist
Sydney F. Ellias.
The division's joint chair-
men, Dr. Lloyd J. Paul and
Dr. William M. Stoler, said
Dr. Ellias was unanimously
selected to receive the Elea-
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rael Bond Organization.
The medical professions
division includes medical
doctors, Myron Joyrich,
chairman; doctors of optom-
etry, Milton A. Meyers and
Myron M. Spalter , joint
chairmen; doctors of osteo-
pathy, Terry A. Podolsky,
chairman; and doctors of
podiatric medicine, Mathew
Borovoy, chairman.
Dr. Ellias holds degrees
from Wayne State Univer-
sity; College of Osteopathic
Medicine and Surgery in
DesMoines; and is a diplo-
mate of the American Board
of Osteopathic Internists.
A former professor of
clinical medicine at Chicago
College of Osteopathy, he is
a senior consultant of the
Art Center Hospital and the
senior consultant of the
Zieger/Botsford Osteopathic
Hospitals.
He is a former member of
the board of governors,
American College of Osteo-
pathic Internists and former
president of both the Michi-
gan Society of Osteopathic
Internists and the Inter-State
Cardiac Society.
The Ellias' children are
Mrs. Ashley (Nancy) Gor-
man, Dr. Andrew and Frank-
lin. They have five grand-
children.
For information on the
dinner-dance call Israel
Bonds, 968-0200.
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COPENHAGEN (JTA) —
The appeal cases of the five
Jews convicted in the Lille-
hammer Boushicki murder
will be heard in a Norwegian
court March 28.
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Dr. Rogoff Heads THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Historical Group
Magen David Appeals
for Blood Donations'
DR. A. S. ROGOFF
TEL AVIV — At a press
conference held at Magen Da-
vid Adom headquarters, Prof.
Moshe Many, executive chair-
man of MDA (Israel's Red
Cross Service), launched a
nationwide appeal to recruit
blood donors in order to meet
a critical shortage that has
prevailed since the end of
the Yom Kippur War.
Prof. Braha Ramot, head
of MDA National 'Blood
Services, and director of the
hematology department at
the Chaim Sheba Medical
Center in Tel Hashomer,
stressed the fact that donors
are often reluctant to donate
blood more than once a year.
She said: "It is possible to
donate blood four times a
year without danger or dis-
comfort."
Prof. Ramot directed a
special appeal at women,
noting that statistics show
that women rarely donate
blood. The reason is that in
peacetime blood is collected
at places of work where worn-
still constitute a small per-
centage of the working force.
Dr. A. S. Rogoff's election
to the presidency of the
Detroit Historical Society
was announced this week.
Other new officers are:
Dr. Henry Green, vice presi-
dent; Walter Field, treas-
urer; Mesdames S. R. Eas-
ton, Bernard Panush and
Irving I. Edgar, recording,
financial and corresponding
secretaries.
The current issue of Mich-
igan Jewish History publish-
ed by the society contains an
article by Prof. Robert A.
Rockaway of Tel Aviv Uni-
versity on "The Progress of
Reform Judaism. in Detroit."
Another article, by Irving I.
Katz, makes some comments
on the Jewish press in De-
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Former Detroiter Dr. Jerry
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Calif., was presented the
Ross Laboratories' Outstand_
ing Young Investigator
Award at a meeting of the
Western Society for Pediatric
Research in Carmel, Calif.
Dr. Schneider, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Schneider
of Selkirk Ave., Southfield,
was cited for his research
into cystinosis, an hereditary
metabolic disease that causes
kidney problems, rickets and
often death in infancy. He is
researching a treatment for
the disease.
Dr. Schneider was grad-
uated from the University of
Michigan and Northwestern
University's medical school
in 1962. He received his
pediatric training at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, and spent
four years at the National
Institute of He a l t h in
Bethesda, Md.
-- He was a visiting scientist
at the Centre de Genetique
Moleculaire in Gif-sur-Yvette,
France for one year prior
to joining the faculty of the
University of California at
San Diego's medical school.
An associate professor of
pediatrics at the medical
school, Dr. Schneider is an
established investigator of
the American Heart Associa-
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VIENNA (JTA)—Chancel-
lor Bruno Kreisky will lead
a delegation of European so-
cialists on a fact-finding mis-
sion on the Middle East con-
flict to Israel and several
Arab countries starting in
the first half of March, a
spokesman said.
The delegation of the So-
cialist International was ex-
pected to visit Israel, Egypt,
Syria and Jordan,. according
to socialist sources. Kreisky
is scheduled to leave for the
Middle East March 9.
Unit to Resist
Arab Blackmail
TEL AVIV — The Manu-
facturers' Association of Is-
rael and other leaders here
have formed the Committee
for Freedom of Political and
Economic Extortion aimed at
resistance to wa'r d Arab
blackmail.
The committee has de-
signed a campaign to show
that submission to blackmail
invites further pressure, and
that a united economic front
must be mobilized against it.
The committee is studying
a plan of action and possible
counter-measures which, it
will propose to economic and
other bodies.
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