Israel Week Called Art 'Classes at Sea
Offered by Shalom
a Success by
Prof. Murray J. Schlam who ad-
Govt. Tourist Offic mits to having "nurtured many

More American tourists are ex-
pected to visit Israel next year as
a direct result of "Israel Week in
Detroit" which has just concluded
after a week-long series of special
events.
The cooperating agencies—local
travel agents, the Sheraton Tel-
Aviv and Sheraton-Cadillac hotels,
El Al Israel Airlines, the Greek
Line and the Israel Government
Tourist Office are heading for their
next specially selected city in the
Midwest. to bring Israel to the
attention of the American public.
According to Menahem Eyal,
Midwest director of the Israel
Government Tourist Office, "Israel
expects 350,000 tourists will have
visited during 1966 as compared to
300,000 in 1965. We are expecting
400,000 visitors in 1967, and in

order to accommodate this in-
crease, new hotels are being built
throughout the co:mtry. The beau-
tiful Sheraton Tel Aviv hotel, and
others of the same high category
are available everywhere. Conven-
tion facilities for international con-
ventions supplement Israel's geo-
graphical location and its friendly
people, as an ideal meeting place
for representatives from the four
corners of the world.

substantial talents" among his
pupils during a twenty year career
as an art teacher, is now provid-
ing instructions to cruise passen-
gers aboard the SS Shalom, by
courtesy of the Zim Lines.

Prof. S'chlam is a Friend of the
Royal Society of Art, London,
headed by Prince Philip,
Duke of Edinborough and pos-
sesses many other qualifications as
an art historian, lecturer and
teacher of painting and sculpture.
His appointment as art instruc-
tor aboard the Shalom is in keep-
ing with the Zim Lines policy of
providing cultural activities as
well as the lighter amusements of
a cruise. The Shalom has nine
Caribbean cruises scheduled be-
tween November and the end of
February.
In addition to this regular fea-
ture, the Zim Lines have invited
Yurika M a n n, director of the
Jerusalem Art Center in Israel, to
conduct an Israeli festival aboard
the Shalom during the liner's 12-
day post Christmas cruise, sailing
from New York on January 4th,
1967 and from Port Everglades,
Florida, Jan. 6.

On War

"Israel Week in Detroit" was
a tremendous success, Eyal said.
Give me the money that has
Over 2,000 attended the show-
ings of the award-winning films been spent in war, and I will pur-
"Land of a Thousand Faces," chase every foot of land upon the
"Color in Israel," and "The globe. I will clothe every man,
Kibbutz" depicting the land and woman and child in an attire of
life of Israel.
which kings and queens would be
Christian attendance was even proud. I will build a school house
greater than that by the Jewish on every hillside, and in every
valley over the whole earth; I
community.
There were exhibits of food will build an academy in every
wines, arts and crafts, fashions, ' town, and endow it; a college in
oil paintings by Israeli artists and every State, and fill it with able
professors; I will crown every hill
other products made in Israel.
with a place of worship, conse-
crated to the promulgation of the
Vital Israeli Statistics
gospel of peace; I will support in
In 1965, 18,097 marriages were every pulpit an able teacher of
solemnized among the Jewish pop- righteousness, so that on every
Illation in Israel. and 2,189 divorces Sabbath morning the chime on
were granted. The natural increase one hill should answer to the
in the Jewish population during chime on another round the
that year was 36,843. 1,216 Ashken- earth's wide circumference; and
azi brides found husbands among the voice of prayer, and the song
members of the Oriental commun- of praise, should ascend like an
ities while 1,361 Oriental brides universal holocaust to heaven.
married Ashkenazi husbands.
—Henry Richard

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Israel's Newspapers
Seventy-four per cent of the
adult Jewish population in Israel
read newspapers, but only two-
thirds of these read Hebrew news-
papers. The percentage of male
newspaper readers is higher than
that of women-82% as compared
with 67 percent. The highest per-
centage of newspaper readers is
found among Israel-born Jews (92
percent) and European and Am-
erican born (88 percent). Among
the remaining sections of the pop-
ulation only about half read news-
papers—in Hebrew only. Among
the Asian- and African-born sec-
tions, the percentage of newspaper
readers drops to 49.

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I THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Danny Raskin's

The chairman of the board of
the Star Market Co., STEPHEN
P. MUGAR, was presented Bran-
deis University's Medal for Dis-

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OVERHEARD . . at Oak Park
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brarian, "Will you look up my card
and see if I've read this book?'

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* * *
IMAGINE THE SURPRISED
LOOKS when nurses at Ford Hos-
pital peered into Rose - Robinson's
ropm and saw four women playing
canasta . . . She, of course, couldn't
get out, so they brought the par-
ahenalia, went downstairs to buy
cards, and had a table set up
. . . It was one of the best therapy
treatments Rose could have re-
ceived! . . . The other three gals
were Mollie Perlmutter, Rose
Sandorf and Irene Cohen.
* 'P *
IT DOSEN'T SEEM too long ago
that we announced in the column
about our sister Lil and brother-
in-law Dave Rosen becoming the
parents of a little girl named Diane
Rochelle Rosen . .. but it's longer
than we think . . . "Little Diane"
and husband Norm Gussin became
the parents of a little boy at Sinai
Hospital . . . The new member of
the family is Brian Howard Rosen.
* *
THE SO-C A L L E D - part-time
party planner" will soon be a thing
of the past . . . It's no longer a
rumor that Detroit will have a
fabulously wonderful organization
much like Weddings, Inc., of
Chicago, that will take care of
all types of affairs from top to
bottom . . . The saying, "Be a guest
at your own party" will now be
a reality, not just a dream . . .
This million-dollar enterprise is
what Detroiters definitely need to
do away with the "johnny-come-
latelys" and part timers.
*
FOLKS WHO MIND other peo-
ple's business should try minding
their own . . . and get a good
night's sleep!
* *
TURK PRUJAN, entrepreneur,
business manager, song writer,
etc. etc. etc., has been asked for
his life story . . . which will be
written and put into book form
by a national publishing company
. . . Turk's fabulous career will
make very interesting reading! .. .
How he got the name of Turk?
. . . His real monicker is Herman.

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but years ago, always surrounded
by a harem of beautiful women, he
came to be called Turk.

COCKTAIL PARTY given re-
cently by Ida and Lou Simons,
was in full swing, when their small
daughter pulled at Lou's sleeve
. . - Daddy," asked the puzzled
youngster, "haven't we had this
party before?"

MIAMI — The maitre d'hotel of
the Accadia Grand Hotel, Herzlia,
Israel, won first prize in the In-
ternational Bake-Off last week.
Uri Guttman, 30, cooked tradi-
tional Jewish dishes, including
gefilte fish and kreplach, to win
the world cooking prize, The Jew-
ish News learned Monday from
his cousin, Detroiter Mrs. Nor-
man Sukenic of Wisconsin Ave.
Born in Germany, Guttman has
been maitre d' at the Accadia for
seven years and has 60 cooks work-
ing under him. He is married and
has two children.
Last year, Guttman won third
prize in the International Bake-Off
held in Italy.

tinguished Service to Higher Edu-
cation during a dinner in his honor

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Friday, November 18, 1966 - 37

The Bird Watchers
Steve Alaimo
There's fun for all the family at the Hollywood Beach Hotel
on your Xmas holiday... wonderful entertainment ... starring

the greatest names of show business...The Birdwatchers
appearing all through Xmas-New Year week for the young
set ... Steve Alaimo, star of "Where the Action Is" on Xmas
night tremendous programs of entertainment for guests

of all ages.

NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTIES

Usher in the New Year with noisemakers, champagne, paper
hats, dancing, great entertainment and everything else that
will make this the greatest and most memorable New Year's

celebration you have ever enjoyed ... it's all complimentary.

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It's never been greater ...a Holiday that
each and every member of the family will
remember and treasure ever after!
500 acres of private resort estate (prac-
tically a full acre for each guest)... and
near to everything else exciting and
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(BEACH Clue)

$ 26 50* $2900*
Dec. 16 to Jan. 15
Dec. 16 to Jan. 15

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FREE UNLIMITED GOLFat

our famed
Hollywood course ...and at our spectacu-
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erate charge for our guests.
TENNIS on 5 superb courts, SWIMMING
in the Olympic Pool and from the 1000 ft.
private Ocean Beach, GREAT PROGRAMS
for youngsters arid teens, NIGHTLY DANC-
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