Thag Ha-Movement` March 18
Labor Zionist Institute Dedication
Planned; . 3-Floor Building Described
Elaborate plans are being
made for the formal dedication
of the Labor Zionist Institute,
on Schaeffer, north of Seven
Mile, at a victory dinner of the
Labor Zionist movement. The
event, set for March 18, is being
called "Chag Ha-Movement"-
the festival of the LZOA.
The Labor Zionist Institute
has three floors for a total
square footage of 21,000. The
basement houses the arts and
crafts room equipped for use
by Habonim Youth: Referred
to as the recreation floor, this
department has been set up to
enable Habonim to plan their
preparatory activities prior to
spending a year in Israel.
On the first floor, every
branch of the movement and
every agency in LZOA will be
provided with office space. The
largest office has been assigned
to Histadrut campaign. • There
Will be offices for Pioneer
Women, Farband City Commit-
tee, Farband Camp and LZOA.
The United Jewish Folk
Schools, however, have their
own offices on the second floor,
where classes already are being
conducted. A nursery has been
added to the classes ' hitherto
conducted by the school.
The light and airy auditorium,
with a seating capacity of 600,
is one of the chief attractions
of the, building. It has a stage
suitable for all types of pro-
ductions and public meetings.
There is an adjoining kitchen
to provide for banquets to be
held in that hall.
A number of smaller meeting
rooms will provide facilities for
gatherings for all affiliated
groups in the Labor Zionist
movement. Parking space is
available.
Morris L. Schaver is president
of the new LZOA building cor-
poration.
I Attention
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Sid Berman
Leo Adler, Inc.
The Detroit Branch of The
New York Life Insurance Company
Takes Pleasure in Announcing That
GEORGE R. TEREBELO
Has been named "Man of the Year" in this agency.
This award is made annually to the agent having the best
all-around record in Life, Ace ident and Sickness and Group
Insurance.
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THE MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES—ON THE AVERAGE—PAID TO
THE STATE OF MICHIGAN BY THE OPERATOR OF THIS
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VEHICLE TAXES PAID BY THE OWNERS OF HOW MANY
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500 to Honor Senator David Croll
At Dinner in Windsor This Sunday
The thirteenth Annual Mili-
More than 500 people are ex-
tary Ball of the Department of
Michigan, Jewish War Veterans pected at the dinner, Sunday
Will be held the evening of Feb. evening, at the Prince Edward
25, at the Veteran's Memorial
Building on Jefferson..
Gerson Marder, chairman of
this year's affair, along with his
two co-chairmen, Bernard Hoff-
man and Norman Berkley, have
obtained the services of Fred
Nolan and his orchestra and a
well known Latin American
band.
Proceeds from the ball go into
the welfare and rehabilitation
fund of the Department, and
are used to aid disabled war
veterans and their families, re-
gardless of race, color, or creed.
Sen. McNamara
Sen. Croll
ADL Denounces Recent Statement
Of American Friends of Middle East
NEW YORK (JTA)—A state-
ment by American Friends of
the Middle East that Arab
League nations "may be goad-
ed" into making reprisals
against their Jewish nationals
if Israelis persist in "equating
Israelis and Jews," was de-
nounced by the Anti-Defama-
tion League of Bnai Brith.
The statement which was re-
leased by William A r c h e r
Wright, Jr., executive secretary
of AFME, was made in a de-
fense of recent anti-Semitic
speeches e by Farid Zeineddine,
Syrian ambassador to the United
States, and Mohammed Fadhil
Jamali, chairman of the Iraqi
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delegation to the United Na-
tions.
"We have had major success
in getting the Arabs to use the
term 'Israelis' rather than 'Jews'
when referring to the citizens
of Israel," Wright said in his
statement. "I regret that we
have not been successful in get-
ting the Israelis to do the same.
Indeed, it would seem that it
Well known for beating
is a calculated strategy of the
every deal in Detroit is
leaders of Israel to equate the
now associated with
words 'Israelis' and `Jews'."
Wright defended speeches by
Ambassador Zeineddine to the
Women's. National Democratic
America's
Club in Washington, and by Mo-
hammed Fadhil Jamali, who ad-
Largest Dealer
dressed the Economic Club in
3000 Fenkell
Detroit.
In his talk, the Ambassador
Call me at
revived Nazi racial theories
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about Jews, declared that Amer-
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ican Jews gave allegiance only
to "Zionism and not to the
Sid Berman
countries of their nationality,"
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and tartly suggested: "Why not
let New York be a homeland
for the Jews?" Mr. Jamali simi-
larly charged that American
Jews gave their first loyalty to
a foreign state and not the
United States.
Both speeches evoked a for-
mal protest from the Anti-Defa-
mation League to the State De-
partment. Wright denied that
the speeches were anti-Semitic
or that the Arab diplomats had
acted with "impropriety."
They had, he argued, "not
said anything that might be
construed as an attack against
American Jews as such "but
were attacking "political Zion-
ism."
Histadrut Drive
Raises $1,000,000
NEW YORK (JTA)—Nearly
$1,000,000 in cash was turned
in toward the $5,113,000 goal of
the Israel Histadrut Campaign
for 1956 at the annual Roll Call
Conference of the National
Committee for Laboi. Israel.
More than 1,000 delegates
from the United States and
Canada attended the conference
on behalf of the Israel Federa-
tion of Labor. (Emma Schaver
of Detroit was guest soloist.)
Resolutions adopted by the
conference called upon the
United States government to
employ "action to replace
words" toward immediate , re-
lease of defensive arms to Israel
and toward entering a mutual
security pact with Israel.
Major addresses at the con-
ference were delivered by Dr.
Joseph Burstein, member of the
Tel Aviv City Council, Mayor
Robert F. Wagner, of New York;
Isaac Hamlin, chairman of the
campaign committee; Joseph
Schlossberg, national chairman
of the campaign; and Dr. Bie-
gun, national secretary.
Baked Hamantaschen
Featured at Barton's
The traditional Purim custom
of sending confections and
baked goods to the poor and to
one's friends goes back to about
350 B. C. E. when Purim or-
iginated in Shushan, the capital
of Persia. The custom is known
as "Shalach Monos"—the send-
ing of presents.
Barton's contributes to the
observance of this custom with
what is perhaps the most ap-
propriate "Shalach monos" gift
of all, a new hamantaschen with
a rich and unusual filling of
bittersweet chocolate, toasted
nuts, orange peel, and raisins,
all finely ground and delicately
spiced.
Barton's presents their ham-
antaschen as a continental patis-
serie in a gift box, containing
ten large hamantaschen in an
assortment of three fillings —
chocolate nut, prune and poppy
seed.
CARD OF THANKS
The.family of the late Harry
Shore acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many kind
expressions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent
bereavement.
U.S. Senator Pat McNamara,
of Michigan, and Paul Martin,
Minister of Health and Welfare
in the Dominion Cabinet and
Canadian delegate to the United
Nations, will be the guest speak-
ers.
M. M. Sumner, prominent
Windsor community leader, will
be the toastmaster.
Reservations for the dinner
are still available this week-
end by calling Clearwater 4-
8678 in Windsor.
Senator Croll, former Mayor
of Windsor and former member
of Parliament, has just returned
from a visit in Israel.
The dinner is being arranged
Hotel, in Windsor, to honor Da- under the joint auspices of the
vid A. Croll on his appointment Corporation. of the City of
Windsor and the David A. Croll
to the Senate of Canada.
Chapter of Bnai Brith Young
Adults of Windsor.
Hadassah to Plant
A Tree for Each of
Its 325,000 Members
8 — Detroit Jewish News
Friday, February 17, 1956
NEW YORK, (JTA)—A spe-
cial effort to plant this year at
least one tree in Israel in the
name of each of the 325,000
Hadassah members will be made
by Hadassah, it was announced
here by the Jewish National
Fund of America. The Hadassah
tree-planting effort will be con-
centrated in the Galilee hills
region.
My presence shall go with
thee, and I will give thee rest.
—Ex. 33:14
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