18 Friday, October 21, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
SZ Hospital Enrolls Increased Local Support
With 400 in attendance at
their annual dinner at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek Tues-
day evening, Detroit
Friends of Shaare Zedek
Hospital in Jerusalem reg-
istered an increased local
community involvement in
the hospital's health serv-
ices. Termed as mounting
generosity for the cause,
strong support was given at
the annual dinner for the
Jerusalem Pediatric
Dialysis Unit of the hospi-
tal.
Dr. Lloyd Paul, as chair-
man of the year's project,
provided a review of the
hospital's progressive func-
tions and recognized the
roles played by Detroiters in
the Shaare Zedek Hospital
projects.
Mrs. Samuel Hamburger
and Ms. Eli Rosenbaum
were the evening's honorees
and their efforts for the
cause were recognized in
presentations by Rabbi
Irwin Groner.
Of interest to the audi-
ence was the singing of
the national anthems and
reciting of the Birkat
Hamazon by Cantor
Hyman Adler in view of
his impending retirement
as cantor of Cong. Bnai
David.
Program participants in-
cluded Morris Music; Dr.
Lawrence Lowenthal,
president of the Detroit
Friends of Shaarey Zedek
viewed by the guest
speaker. He also dealt
wil,h the fragility of
Negotiations as posing
additional problems in
the tackling of U.S.
foreign policies.
He declared, touching
upon the Syrian involve-
ments, that "for Assad
peace is not lucrative, but
tension is lucrative." He
emphasized that Syrian
President Assad is striving
for the right to veto the
negotiating process in the
efforts to establish an ac-
cord in Lebanon.
Hospital; and Dr. Harvey P.
Sabbota, who introduce
newsman Bernard Kalb
guest speaker.
In a thorough analysis of
the Middle East situation,
Kalb viewed the appoint-
ment of Robert McFarlane
as national Security Ad-
visor as politically moti-
vated because of the appoin-
tee's basic experiences in
foreign affairs.
Kalb described his many
visits in Israel with U.S.
secretaries of state and he
judged the leadership of
Yitzhak Shamir in the new
Israel government as "Be-
ginism without Begin."
The many current am-
biguities were among the
emerging problems re-
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in the earlier book, the au-
thenticity of which has been
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An introduction to the re-
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appears with an introduc-
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historian of the Hitler era.
The reprinted "Hitler's
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ficer who found it in a safe of
the Nazi Party central pub-
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under Hitler's strict orders.
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