Morris Lieberman Dinner
to Honor 25 Years in LZO

Biegun

Hamlin

A capacity audience is ex-
pected to attend the testimonial
dinner being given at 6:30 p.m.,
Thursday, for Morris Lieber-
man, Detroit attorney and Labor
Zionist leader for 25 years.
The dinner, to be held in the
Morris Schaver auditorium of
the Hayim Greenberg Center,
19161 Schaefer, is tendered
under the auspices of the De-
troit Israel Histadrut Campaign.
Lieberman, one of the young-
est members of the Labor Zion-
ist leadership, has been chair-
man of the Histadrut Campaign
here for the last seven years.
Following dinner, greetings
will be extended to him by
Isaac Hamlin, former national
secretary of the National Com-
mittee for Labor Israel and now
an Israeli citizen, and his suc-
cessor in office, Dr. Dov Biegun.
Also on the program will • be
Samuel J. Rhodes, president of
the Jewish Community Council;
Morris L. Schaver, honorary
chairman of the Histadrut Cam-
paign; and Harold Silver, direc-
tor of the Jewish Family and
Children's Service, who is the
evening's chairman.
Entertainment will be pro-
vided by Ben Basenko, Yiddish
and English stage artist and a
singer of folk songs, and Bina
Landau, a soprano, whose Is-
raeli and Yiddish songs and

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ZOD to Honor Balfour
Workers on Wednesday

Balfour Celebration workers
will be honored by the Zionist
Organization of Detroit at a
dinner at Hol- L
i d a y Manor,
Wednesday.
Dr. Bernard
Weston, chair-
man of the
dinner c o m
mit t e e, an
nounces that .
the program
for the dinner
w i 11 include
t h e showing A. C. Lappin
of a film; "Day of Decision,"
depicting the vote in the United
Nations on Nov. 29, 1947, on
partition of Palestine. The Abe
Levin duo will provide music
throughout the evening. Levin
is a violinist with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra.
Awards and citations will be
presented to A. C. Lappin, gen-
eral chairman of the Balfour
silver anniversary celebration,
and the workers who have con-
tributed to the success of the
project.
Rabbi Milton Arm will be
master of ceremonies; Rabbi
Leon Fram will present the
awards and Rabbi Benjamin H.
Gorrelick will pronounce the
benediction.
Reservations can be made by
calling or writing to the Zion-
ist House, 10424 W. McNichols,
DI 1-8540.

operatic arias have won her
wide acclaim throughout the
country.
Dr. Biegun, the evening's
principal speaker, was vice-
president of AMPAL, the Amer-
ican Israel Corporation, before
assuming his present post.
Educated in European and
British universities, he has been
a life-long Zionist since his boy-
hood. In 1951, he was a delegate
from Great Britain to the World
Zionist Congress in Jerusalem.
The tribute to Lieberman of-
ficially will close the current
Detroit drive for over a quarter
of a million dollars, although it
is expected that "mopping-up
operations" will proceed yet for
a few more weeks.
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Mayor Pincha.s Rashish, of
Petach Tikvah, Israel, who was Local Zionist Issue
here Thursday to speak at the
final rally of the drive, remind- Membership Appeal
ed workers of the • need for
A call has been issued by
funds in building Israel's cul- Milton S. Marwil, president of
tural and medical institutions, the Zionist Organization of
among the prime goals of the
Detroit, a n d
Histadrut campaign:
M. Ben Lewis,
Announcement was made of
chairman of
the endowment of a hospital
the member-
room in one of Israel's hospitals
s h i p commit-
by Samuel A. Atlin and Mr. and
tee, to all ZOD
Mrs. Joseph H. Sake in memory
members a n d
of Mrs, Goldie Atlin.
their friends
Also announced was the
to help in
building of a children's welfare
their member-
station in Israel by Mrs. Philip
ship drive.
Schkolnick in memory of her
Several men
late husband.
..and women
Plaques will be erected at
have become
both projects as a permanent
associated i n
record of the persons honored.
this project
M. B. Lewis and more are
expected to join in the efforts
to • bring back the hundreds of
former members. A special wo-
men's committee, headed by
Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart has Mrs. I. Walter Silver, will assist
been selected as the winner of in the campaign.
Members of the Zionist Or-
the 11th an-
nu al Amity ganization of Detroit who wish
Award of the to aid in this project are asked
America n to contact the Zionist House,
%Jewish Con- 10420 W. McNichols, DI 1-8540.
gress.
Mrs. Louis Kosher 'Secrets' Told
Redst one,
president of in Magazine Article .
the Detroit
"Admirers of my mother's
Women's D kitchen skills used to say that,
.4 v ision of when she cooked, the angels
Americ an sang," Sol Fox relates in the
Jewish Con- current issue of The Saturday
also an- Evening Post.
Lt. Gov. Hart nounced that
"We weren't angels, my fath-
a citation will be presented. to er, my two brothers and I," he
NI. Paul Paray, conductor of the continues, "but when she served
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, at our big meal of the week at Fri-
a. luncheon meeting on Feb. 26, day dinner we sang. It is Ortho-
at which Lt. Gov. Hart will - re- dox-Jewish custom to greet the
ceive the award.
Sabbath-eve meal song, and
we honored that custom. But,
naturally, we sang because
HMO Research Grants more
there was simply no other way
Total $250,000 in -'57
to express our sheer joy with
NEW YORK (JTA)—Hadas- the delights of her table."
sah received research grants
Fox's article, "Secrets From
in 1957 totalling $250,000, it was My Mother's Kitchen," says that
reported at the annual mid- even now, on a Friday after-
winter conference of the or- noon, good things begin to hap-
ganization.
pen to him. His mouth waters.
Mrs. • Abraham Tulin, national His stomach juices stir. His
chairman of the Hadassah Med- mind fills with the sound and
ical Organization Committee in smell and flavor of a time long
the United States, said that gone, but well remembered.
of this sum $110,000 was award-
The author says that some of
ed to the Hebrew University- the things his mother prepared
Hadassah Medical School and are now available in heat-and-
to the Hadassah Medical Or- eat packages. He admits some
ganization in Israel for clinical are quite good, almost as good
and pre-clinical research by as his mother's. "But they
the Ford Foundation through aren't the same," he concludes.
the Israel Government.
"Nothing is, of course."

`Drew Pearson Reports on Holy
Land' Film at Telenews Theater

The TV program that fea-
tured Drew Pearson's report on
Israel is now being shown at
the Telenews Theater under the
title "Drew Pearson Reports on
the Holy Land." The film will
continue through Thursday,
continuously from 9 a.m. to mid-
night.
Pearson made a thorough
study of conditions in Israel.
He interviewed Arabs as well
as Jewish leaders. went from
settlement to settlement, from
north down to Ekath, covered
the Dead Sea area, and de-
scribed developments in the en-
tire country pictorially and in
an interesting narrative.
Shown on the large screen,
the film is attracting wide in-
terest and is drawing large
audiences to the Telenews.
Pearson interviewed Prime
Minister David Ben-Gurion and
Chief Rabbi Isaac Herzog.
Mixing gruesome details with
evidence of marked hope for
Israel, this pictorial narrative
is one of the outstanding pres-
entations of the Middle East
situation shown on the screen.
The picture was produced by

a company called Orb Films,

and selected to direct on loca-
tion in Israel was Baruch Diener.

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