Sinai Honors Dr. Saltzstein,
Birthday, 2nd Retirement
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The 85th birthday and
second "retirement" of Dr.
Harry C. Saltzstein will be
acclaimed Monday evening
at the 23rd annual meeting
of Sinai Hospital of Detroit.
Dr. Saltzstein, who first
retired 11 years ago as a
surgeon, has been editor of
the Sinai Bulletin since
that time. He was first chief
of staff and first chief of
surgery at Sinai, and a
leader in the effort to found
the hospital.
Born in Washington,
DR. SALTZSTEIN
D.C., and raised in Milwau-
kee, Dr. Saltzstein served as war he came to Detroit and
an Army doctor during joined the staff of the North
World War I. Following the End Clinic. He led many
serious efforts in the 1930s
to raise funds for a full hos-
pital.
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JUST WEST OF EV ERGREEN
Dr. Saltzstein wrangled
beds for Jewish patients at
other hospitals, and
helped bring pressure for
Jewish students' entry
into medical schools.
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Max Osnos, first presi-
dent of Sinai Hospital, said,
"Without Harry's stubborn
determination, there might
not be a Sinai Hospital in
Detroit today."
Dr. Saltzstein was guest
of honor at Sinai's annual
staff dinner-dance earlier
this month, and was hon-
ored at a birthday dinner at
Temple Beth El last week.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
National JNF Seeks Expanded Program
NEW YORK (JTA) — Inc
biennial meeting of the Jew-
ish National Fund of Amer-
ica heard a call for an ex-
panded JNF program in the
fields of scholarships, cul-
tural and educational activ-
ties in America.
In his biennial report,
Abram Salomon, JNF exec-
utive vice president,
stressed that, "the alloca-
tions by the welfare funds
and federations for cultural
and educational purposes,
are totally inadequate to
meet the accelerating needs
of the Jewish day schools in
the present economic situa-
tion."
He proposed the forma-
'Sea Gull' Slated
at Oakland Univ.
The Academy of Dra-
matic Art moves from Kauf-
man and Hart to Chekhov in
the upcoming production of
"The Sea Gull," by Russian
playwright Anton Chekhov,
playing Nov. 21-23 and Dec.
4-7 at Oakland University's
Studio Theatre.
For tickets and reserva-
tions, call the Studio
Theatre, 377-3015. Curtain
is 8:15 p.m. Thursday
through Saturday and 2 and
6:30 p.m. Sunday. The Stu-
dio Theatre is in Varner
Hall, Oakland University.
tion of a special committee
"to study the feasibility of
the JNF, as a Zionist insti-
tution, allocating an in-
creased portion of JNF's net
intake in this country for
scholarships for students
in day schools, for those stu-
dents interested in continu-
ing their education in Israel
and for other educational
objectives."
Dr. Maurice S. Sage of
New York, was elected na-
tional president of the JNF,
succeeding Meyer Pesin. Dr.
Sage, formerly JNF na-
tional treasurer, most re-
cently served as president of
the Religious Zionists of
America.
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DURING NOVEMBER
WITH ALL ORDERS OF OUR
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Former Detroiter
At holiday times, some
people tend to forget the
good eating habits they've
cultivated all year long. But
there's no need to! Now one
can continue to eat "sen-
sibly" and still enjoy deli-
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MRS. HAR-GIL
Using Fleischmann's as
part of a low saturated fat
Anat Stashefsky became
diet can help reduce serum the bride of Ami-Gil in a re-
sholesterol. Here's a latke cent ceremony at Kibutz
recipe using Fleischmann's.
Sasa, Israel.
HANUKA LATKES
The bride is the daughter
2 eggs, beaten
3 cup grated, drained potatoes
of former Detroiters Mr.
4 tablespoons grated onion
and Mrs. Israel Stashefsky
1/2 cup Fleischmann's margarine
of Kibutz Sasa. Parents of
1 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. pepper
the bridegroom are Mr. and
2 Tablespoons matzo
Mrs. Yaacov Har-Gil of
or cracker meal
Haifa, Israel.
was elected an honorary
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At Hanuka celebrations the
good coffee to serve is Brim.
Brim is the decaffeinted cof-
fee, one you can drink with-
out worrying about losing
sleep later.
The smart hostess brews
Brim (in a special grind for
electric percolators) every
day and keeps freeze-dried
Brim decaffeinated coffee
handy for quick enjoyment
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