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CollegelAJC Pamphlet Relates
`Fight for Freedom'
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Friday, September

1952

Reds Snub Israel Show,
I
Just as they are today. Jews ;
But Buy Citrus Fruits
were a cross-section of Ameri-
can society, politically and eco-
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — T h e
nomically, during the time of
5713-1952
Soviet government declined Is-
the Revolutionary War and the
Sept.
20,
21
War Between the States, it is • Rosh Hashanah
rael's invitation to participai.e in
: Yom Kippur ...... ..... .. Sept 29 t he forthcoming, international
emphasized in the 7th and 8th
-
leaflets of the American Jewish Sukkot
Oct 4. 5 exhibition The Conquest of th e
Committee's "This Is Our Home" ,
Oct. 11 • Desert" which is being planned
Shemini Atzereth .
here. it was revealed b y a
series. Issued this month, the
-2 90
Oct.
1 3 1
new leaflets are THE FIGHT Simhat Torah
, spokesman of the Foreign Min-
Dec
.
FOR FREEDOM and THE Hanukah ... ...
istry. Acceptances have been re-
i
ceived from
12 West European
ro
BROTHERS' WAR.
5713-1953
"By far the greater part of ;
said.
March 1 countries. he
the Jewish colonists;" it is stated Purim
It was announced by the Is-
March 31-April 7
in "Fight for Freedom," "pledged ' Passover
..), rael Radio that the Soviet Union
May 20, — will this year buy 600.000 cases
themselves to the cause of free- Shevuoth
a.
eir
darn, giving generously of their
July 21 of citrus fruit from Israel valued
Tisha b'Ab
lives and fortunes to secure i n- ,
at about 1.000.000 Israeli pounds.
dependence and s e 1 f - govern- Rosh Hashanah 5714, Sept. 10, 11 '
--
-
ment. A smaller but equally vig- I,
orous group granted their allegi-
ance unequivocally to the
Crown."
The pamphlet tells how such
Jewish patriots as Mordecai
Sheftall, Abraham Wagg, David
Franks. Isaac Hart, Gershom
Mendes Seixas, Benjamin Nones,
Isaac Moses and Haym Salomon
. participated in helping the new
Republic to its feet.
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Dr. Beryl D. Cohort
Publishes Sermons
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A set of sermons by Rabbi

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Beryl D. Cohon of Brookline,
kit
7303-1 1 W. McNichols at Monica
Mass., has been published by
Bruce Humphries, Inc., (30 Win-
the chester, Boston), under the title
Architectural - engineering contracts for the designing of
of Medicine sponsored by Yeshiva University "From Generation to Genera-
non - sectarian•College
aa the initial unit of a $25,000.000 Medical Center were signed re- tion." Prof. Samuel Cohon of He-
- brew Union Col-
cently in ceremonies at the new campaign headquarters, -.0 Par
lege wrote a
Ave., New York. Shown putting the seal on the contract are, left .
laudatory pref-
Woodward at Gladstone
to right, DR. SAMUEL BELKIN, president. Yeshiva University
ace to this book.
(standing) ; Mayor VINCENT R. IMPELLITTERI; the Hon. SAM-
There is a mul-
UEL LEVI% chairman of the board of trustees, Yeshiva University,
announces
tiplicity of top-
and B, SUMNER GRUZEN, of the architectural firm of Kelly .Sc
ics in Dr. Co-
Gruzen (standing). The Medical Center will be erected adjacent
Supplementary Services
h o n 's sermons.
to and affiliated with New York City's Bronx Municipal Hospital
He has included
Center. Together. the combined facilities of this medical, teaching
in his collected
and health center will cost in excess of $61.000.000.
es.says sermons
Dr. Cohon for Rosh Ha-
shanah. Yom Kippur. Sukkot.
U.S Religious Affiliation Disclosed at New High
Hanukah, Purim, Passover, She-
NEW YORK --Nearly three out per i.!..•rit in 1940 and 47 per cent vuot and Thanksgiving, in ad-
in the
dition to a children's sermon and
of every five Americans are in 1930.
general
na-
a
several
others
of
members of a church or other The number of local houses of
BROWN MEMORIAL CHAPEL
religious body-- a new high in worship rose from 281.511 to ture.
Dr. Cohon's essays are rich in
the history of the nation. 284.592. and clergymen from
Statistics for 1951, made public 166.391 to 181.123, between 1950 humor, in Talmudic legends. in
the and 1951. There are thousands stories that enliven his topics.
by the National Council of
U.S A of vacant pulpits, h o w e v e r, In their totality, his sermons
Churches of Christ in the
reveal that religion continues to throughout the country. Semi- represent powerful interpreta-
outstrip the nation's growth in 'lanes report enrollment at the tion of Jewish values and ideals.
population. highest level in many years but He draws upon American heroes
the and principles to link the Judaic
Religion had 88,673.005 adher - insufficient to offset both
in membership and and the American into a single
ents at the end of 1951. an in- rapid growth
strong idea for mankind's corn-
crease of 1.842.515 over the the backlog of vacancies.
The nations' two largest re- mon good.
previous year- a growth of 2 per
cent compared with an est i - lig ions groups. Protestant and
Roman Catholic. reflected the Pamphlet Aids Planning
mated increase in population of general
gain of 2 per cent in
1.7 per cent. Between 1940 and
For UN Day and UN Week
chun•h membership in- 1951. Numerically, Protestant-
1950
per cent: population constitute the largest group with
creased 34
"United Nations Week. 1952 "
h pu b -
leaflet
15 per cent. Church members 52,000.000. The Roman Catholic is an eight the
-page
Churc
constitute 58 per cent of the numbers 29.600.000.
Peace
JUthliSill is third. with 5.000,- lished by
population. compared with 49
F-a_stern
Orthodox
fourth.
Union.
as
an
aid
-
to
churches,
- 000:
-
-
with 1.858.000: Old Catholic and synagogues and religious organ-
National Catholic fifth, izations in making plans for the
Consul
in
U.S.
:Polish
Gerrrion
of UN Day and UN
Denies Nazi Affiliation. , with 337.000 a n d Buddhism observance
Week.
I sixth. with 73.000.
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The folder contains concrete
SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA . - -Dr. The statistical table shows
RABBI HERMAN E. SCH.AALMAN
Gerhard Stahlberg. West Ger- that there are 3.876 synagogues. suggestions for programs to cele-
2.577 rabbis and a mein - Orate the seventh anniversary
man Consul General. issued a with
It
may
Nations.
will' officiate and preach the sermons
of the United
statement denying he ever was bership of 5.000.000.
be ordered from the Church
a member of the Nazi Party or
Peace Union, 170 E. 64th St.,
A Professional Choir will render the
sided in the persecution of Jews. Heller Challenges Concepts
York
21. by resolution of
Replying to charges printed About Judeo-Christian Tradition New
Oct.
24 has,
Liturgical Music
A challenge to common con- the UN General Assembly, been
in Germany. Dr. Stahlberg as-
serted that he refused t o join cepts of the Judeo-Christian
basic designated as United Nations
admission
may be purchased at the Temple
Cards of
the Nazi Party because he was tradition. which portray the
Day to be observed on a world-
'
Office,
daily
from
9:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and on week-
opposed to Hitler's attitude to- precepts of Judaism and Chris- wide basis. United Nations Week
wards law and justice. As a tianity as practically identical, is
ends
from
9:00
a.m.
to
12:00
noon.
article in the sum- --Oct. 19-25- is a period set in the
result, he said he was kept. in a voiced in an
of Judaism. published United States by a large num-
minor position throughout the vier
vier issue
ber of national organizations.
• by the American Jewish Con- __ __
Nazi regime.
gress. The article. "About the
Judeo-Christian Tradition.'• is by
House Committee to Probe
UNITED JEWISH FOLK SCHOOLS AND KINDERGARTEN
Bernard -Heller. author of "Epis-
Tax-Exempt Foundations
tle to an Apostate" and other
OF THE LABOR ZIONIST MOVEMENT
works.
WASHINGTON, (JTAI
13722 Linwood at Pasadena - Pasteur Public School—Stoepel and Pembroke
Chairman E. E. Cox of a House
Committee to investigate tax- , Israel Passes Law Opening

TEMPLE BETH EL 1,

Rosh Hashanah. September 19 and 20

Yom Kippur, September 28 and 29

exempt foundations, including ; Bank Books to Government
those seeking to improve race -- .
relations. said he would begin • JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The Is-
his probe in mid September or rael Parliament adopted in final

TO. 8-9280

Classes Note Open

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early October. He said his corn- reading the compulsory loan
mittee would seek evidence of bill which gives the Finance
"un-American or subversive ac- • Minister the right to ask banks
tivities", and will report to Con- for information on deposits.

Peretz Naftali, Ministetr
gress on its investigation by Jan.
for Economic Co-ordination, told
1.
the Israel Economic Council that I
Batei Chaluzot — hostels for i controls on foreign exchange
young working women—are now i would be the last controls to bti
operated in Jerusalem and Tel liftd. He emphasized that con-
ends in them
Aviv as part of Mizrachi Wo I trots were not
I selves but means to an end. 1
men's social services program.

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