10 Friday, May 18, 1919
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Red Cross Avoids MDA Recognition Issue
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place alongside the other in-
ternationally recognized
symbols: the Red Cross,
the Red Crescent of Moslem
countries and the Red Lion
and Sun of Iran.
"The national board of
governors should appoint a
committee consisting of
board members to pursue
immediate recognition of
Magen David Adorn by the
International Red Cross
and the admission of Magen
David Adorn to the League
of Red Cross Societies."
Duane Johnson, manager
of the Michigan chapter of
the American Red Cross,
expressed the belief that the
resolution should have been
brought before the general
convention and added that
he believed that it could
have passed. However, the
resolutions committee did
not present the resolution to
the convention.
evening,
Monday
Mayor Richard Berkley
of Kansas City presented
a key to the city to Prof.
Moshe Many, head of the
Israeli delegation of
Magen David Adorn at
the convention, which
also included MDA
chairman Dov Fraenkel,
Dena- Harris, Chaim and
Sophie Alon.
The American delegation
was headed by Joseph
Handleman of Detroit and
Miami, .president of the
American Red Magen
David for Israel.
The presentation took
place at a private reception
tendered by the Jewish Wel
fare Federation of Kansas
City at their offices.
A similar presentation
was made to George M.
Elsey, president of the
American Red Cross. Prof.
Many also presented Elsey
with a medallion from
Magen David Adorn.
In Elsey's response, he
professed the admiration
of _ the American Red
U.S.
cial award for his activity in
youth work. Dr. Luby is di-
rector of health and physi-
cal education for the Detroit
Public Schools.
Cross for Magen David
Adorn and looked for-
ward to the day when
Magen David Adorn
would be totally recog-
nized by the Interna-
tional Red Cross.
At a volunteer youth
luncheon, Detroiter Dr.
Robert Luby, who was un-
able to attend because of ill-
ness, was presented a spe-
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The supervising rabbis
at Spencer Foods, Rabbi
Mordechai Savitsky and
Rabbi Jacob Savitsky,
rejected this demand on
Halakhic grounds, dec-
laring that stunning the
animal immediately after
shehita causes the blood
to clot and thus renders it
unfit for kashrut. The
USDA official in Iowa
thereupon issued an
order halting all kosher
operations at the
slaughterhouse.
The supervising rabbis
and the president of Spencer
Foods contacted the organ-
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president, Rabbi Moshe
Sherer. Senator Jacob K.
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