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Landsmanshaft
to 'Take Stock'
in Histadrut Drive
A "stock-taking" breakfast to
determine progress in the His-
tadrut Campaign is planned
this Sunday, when members of
the Landsmanshaft Division
meet at 10:30 a.m. for a break-
fast, at the Hayim • Greenberg
Center.
Coming here from New York
to address Landsmanshaft rep,
resentatives is Israel Stolarsky,
secretary of the National Com-
mittee for Labor Israel and
chairman of the New - York
Landsmanshaft organization.
The campaign this week
reached the 70 per cent mark,
it was indicated following last
night's memorial observance in
tribute to Ber Borochov.
The program, marking the
40th anniversary of the death
of this Labor Zionist leader,
who was one of the founders
of the movement and organ-
izer of several of the early
Palestinean kibbutzim, was ad-
dressed by Nachman Tamir,
national directoi of Tiyur Veti-
yul, the Histadrut tourist
agency.
It is in Kiryat Borochov that
the Simon Richardson Memorial
Center is located. It is named
for the late Detroit educator
and Labor Zionist leader. The
entire scope of the Detroit
project for Mr. Richardson was
outlined at the meeting.
With the campaign nearing
its final stages, progress has
been reported by the scrap
metal division, spearheaded by
Sam Schwartberg and Max
Wiener, and the. Detroit Coun-
cil of Pioneer Women.
The Voice of Histadrut,
weekly p6rtion of the Altman
Jewish Hour dedicated to the
campaign, will be heard at 11:15
a.m., Sunday, over WJLB.
Gala inbal Reception Planned;
Governor, Mayor Honor Patrons
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Use of Salt. Stimulates
Appetites for Holiday
When thinking of Purim, one
also thinks of good eating and
the fine food that is used to
mark the occasion. To any good
cook, one of .the most im-
portant ingredients is salt.
Kosher and parve Diamond
Crystal Salt, both the kosher
coarse salt and the weather-
pruf table salt are indispens-
able in any kitchen. Both are
made under strict rabbinical
supervision.
Diamond Crystal coarse salt
is ideal for koshering meats
and fowl, being neither too
thick nor too thin, and it is
easy to sprinkle and rinse off.
Weather-pruf salt is called just
that because it is free-pouring
even in moist weather.
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INBAL SHEPHERD DANCE
The premiere appearance in Detroit of the Israeli National
Dance Theater group, Inbal, will be marked with a reception
tendered them by leaders of the community, to take place in
the Crystal Ballroom of the Masonic Temple, immediately
following the performance on March 10.
GovernOr and- Mrs. G. Mennen Williams and Mayor and
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Mrs. Louis Miriani, together with a distinguished list of sponsors
will greet the cast.
Samuel Rubin, President, and Arthur Lelyveld, executive
vice-president of the American-Israel Cultural Foundation are
coming to Detroit especially for this event.
Morris L. Schaver, member of the board of AICF, reports
that the approaching visit of the Inbal troupe has created great
interest in the community, and that sponsor tickets are being
purchased by many. There is every indication that the Inbal
Night will be successful in every way," Schaver said.
A committee of hostesses, consisting of Mesdames Harry
Becker, Walter Field, John Hoppe, Max Osnos and Morris L.
Schaver, is making arrangements for the reception.
Dr. Miller to Speak
in 'Franklin Lecture'
The first of Wayne State Uni-
versity's spring "Franklin Me-
morial Lectures in Human Re-
lations" will be presented at
8:30 p.m., Monday, in the lec-
ture hall of the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts.
Dr. Raymond C. Miller, pro-
fessor of history and the 1958
Franklin Lecturer, will speak
"On Our Points of View," an
introduction to the series' gen-
eral theme, "Twentieth Cen-
tury Pessimism and the Ameri-
can Dream."
Dr. Miller's latest book, "Kilo-
watts at Work," a history of the
Detroit Edison Co., was pub-
lished this month by the Wayne
State University Press.
Three more lectures are
scheduled during the eighth
Franklin LectUre series, to be
held at 8:30-p.m. on Mondays at
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
BY HENRY LEONARD
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Mark to Direct Farband Camp
Berl Hearshen, president of boating on Long Lake, horse-
Farband Camp, this week an- back riding, dramatics and over-
nounced the appointment of nights.
In the tradition of the Poale
Emanuel Mark, - .executive direc-
tor of the Labor Zionist Insti- Zionist movement, the camp
tute, as director of Farband stresses Jewish content in all
its programming. The non-profit
Camp 'for the 1958 season.
. Mark, a -co-director of the institution is now registering
camp last year, has had many children, 5 to 15. Inquiries may
years of camping experience in be sent to the camp office,
19161 'Schaefer, UN. 4-0730.
Jewish
on the East
Arab Boy and Girl Share
coast.
in Bialik 'Little Prizes'
Mark, w h o
TEL AVIV (AJP)—An Arab
. has taught in
boy and girl' were among the
Jewish schools
"Little Bialik Prize" winners
in Detroit
recently when their school took
Chicago a n d
part in the annual competition
New York for
in which the city of Tel Aviv
the last 1 2
awards prizes for the two out-
years, -hold's
standing essays from each city
BA degree in
school on the poet Biolek.
sociology, and
has done grad-
uate work at
New School of
Social. Re7.
Mark.
sear ch . and
Wayne State University. .
This will mark Farband
Takes great pleasure announc-
Camp's 30th season. Located in
ing that we are now open for
the Passover Holidays. We will
the Waterloo Recreation area,
give you the finest Passover
the camp offers a wide variety
of land sports, swimming and you have ever had, and 'will
THE NEW YORK
HOTEL
Heads Canadian Group
MONTREAL, (JTA) — Jus-
tice Batshaw of the Superior
Court of Canada was elected
president of the newly consti-
tuted organization of Canadian
Friends of the Alliance Israel-
ite Universelle.
Goldstein Appointed
to Represent Oakton
Manor and Nippersink
The appointment of Isadore
J. Goldstein as the Detroit
representative for 0 a k t on
Manor and Nippersink Manor
was announced by the Shinder-
man management. Both Oakton
and Nippersink are in southern
Wisconsin and are well known
to many Detroiters who have
vacationed at these resorts.
Goldstein, who is active in
Jewish communal work, is pre-
pared to facilitate reservations
for all Detroiters planning an
Oakton or Nippersink vacation.
For information concerning the
resorts, which are open all year
'round, call KE. 3-6772.
A program of winter sports
is now . in operation at the
hotels. Ice-skating on lakes ad-
joining the hotels, toboganning
on special runs, and skiing,
both beginners and experienced
skier, are current favorite ac-
tivities. Oakton Manor has a
tropical indoor swimming pool,
a solarium adjoins the pool, an
expertly-staffed health spa for
men and women with mineral
and steam baths, lamp treat-
ments and massages.
Every meal is an occasion at
Oakton and Nippersink. In the
elegant dining rooms, choice
dishes prepared by expert chefs,
are carefully served to make
each meal an event in itself. In
addition, sumptious buffets,
mid-night snacks and informal
breakfasts for late risers—all
go to make eating at the Shin-
derman hotels a culinary ad-
venture. -
Families with children are
welcome. During the summer
there are special day camp pro-
grams and governesses on duty
at all times, and baby sitters
are available.
Oakton Manor is 22 miles
-west of Milwaukee and is easily
reached by plane, train or car.
Nippersink is 65 miles .north
of Chicago and within easy
reach of all means of trans-
portation.
During the 1956-57 season,
the• Chamber Theater of Tel
Aviv gave 610 performances
with an attendance of 341,689.
conduct Seders with a Cantor
performing. The Hotel is well
known and is the oldest Hotel
in Mt. Clemens, and is Strictly
-Kosher. We will be at the
Hotel March 15, so that you can
make your reservations. Call:
Mt. Clemens—HO 8-8012.
Mr. Et Mrs. Joe Furman, the
former Dora Willinger.
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