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A Digest of World Jewish Happenings, from
Dispatches of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency and
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United States

NEW YORK — Variety, show business trade newspaper,
reports that William Warfield, American Negro singer, was
g annoyed by Israel's restrictions on. German language songs. The
Israel ban is in the nature of an "unwritten law" because the
az German language would be greeted with horror by Israelis so
soon after the European holocaust • . . The Anti-Defamation
ELeague of B'nai B'rith charged that the Merchants Club, an elite
club described as the nerve center of the cotton textile industry,
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bars Jews from membership. Club members refused to comment
cz on the charge . A $115,000 Ford Foundation grant is announced
az here for the erection of a three-story day-care center adjoining
the Hebrew Home and Hospital for the Chronic Sick, for use
by chronically ill people who are not bedridden and who will
be transported . daily between their homes and the center in
S special buses.
NEW ORLEANS — A- battle is waging here at Congregation
Chevra Thilim over the question of mixed seating of the sexes.

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VIENNA — Three trucks from a Hungarian hospital across
the Austrian border drew up before the Jewish community build-
1.14 ing here to load a large quantity of medical supplies purchased
and collected by the Jewish community for ,the relief of wounded
in Hungary.
LONDON — A Nazi longing for the notorious anti-Semitic
"Horst Wessel Lied" has found assistance in the advertising
columns of British Fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley' publi:'
cation, Union.

Israel

HAIFA—More than 800 immigrants arrived on the Israel
Ship SS Negma, recently . . . Burmese and Chinese exhibits are
featured at the Ethnological Museum and Folklore Archives, new
museum, being inaugurated here. •

Africa

CASABLANCA—Participating in nationwide reprobation, the
Casablanca Jewish Committee cabled to Sultan Mohammed V
objections against the French arrest of five Algerian nationalist
leaders.

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On Israel Issue

BY BORIS SMOLAR

(Copyright, 1956, By The Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)

Now that the Presidential
elections are over, hope is en-
tertained in some Jewish cir-
cles that the U.S. Government
will take a second look at the
Israel-Egyptian conflict. It is
known in Washington that Is-
rael believes t h at a lasting,
stable Middle East may be just
around the corner, if the Uni-
ted States refrains f r o m en-
couraging Arab intransigence—
Information reaching Washing-
ton a few days after Israel's
penetration of the Sinai desert
indicates that Israel foresees
the fall of the Nasser regime—
Also that the Israel government
is "f i r m 1 y convinced" that
throughout the M i d d l e East
there are men of good will who
can provide the basis for a firm,
durable peace. This informa-
tion emphasizes that high gov-
ernment officials in Israel are
hopeful that this goal may -be
achieved shortly. S o m e in
Washington are, therefore, in-
clined to agree with the view
that as a result of Israel's dar-
ing Move into Sinai, political
extremism among the rulers of
the Arab countries was dealt a
tremendous blow — This, it is
believed, may lead to the emer-
gence of moderate e Le m en t s
among the Arabs, who, if pro
perly nursed, could develop in-
to a major force -- Britain and
France have been working in
the direction of encourag-
ing such a process, but not the
United States—Will the U. S.
do it now?

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National JWV Head
HERBERT
C.
KRANZER,'
treasurer of United Hias Serv- Wins Orthodox Award

ice, left for Brazil and other
National Jewish War Veterans
Latin America countries to con- recently received the 1956
sult with Jewish community
Armed Services
leaders on the problems of ab-
Award'from
sorption and integration of Jew-
the Union of
ish immigrants from NOrth
Orthodox Jew-
Africa and Europe.
i s h Congrega-
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tions of Amer-
The Union of Orthodox Jew-
i c a . National
ish Congregations of America
JWV com-
announced the appointment of
mander Wil-
Dr. SAMSON R. WEISS, of
liam/Carmen,
Brooklyn, N. Y., former director
of Newton,
of Young Israel in Detroit as its
M a s s., accepts
executive vice-president.
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the award,
given for patri-
MRS. HORTENSE U. GOLD-
Carmen
otism and reso-
STONE, head of the overseas
services department of the Na- lution of problems in the Jew-
tional Council of Jewish Women, ish service community.
left for an official six-week
visit to Israel and France.
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The JPS-published "Legends of the Jews" by Louis Ginsberg.
Dr. Robert Gordis' "Koheleth."
The works of Israel Zangwill.
Charles Angoff's novels.
Maurice Samuel's works, especially his "World of Sholem
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Dr. Jacob R. Marcus "Memoirs of American Jews."
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver's "Where Judaism Differed."
Prof. Solomon Zeitlin's "Maimonides."
The World Jewish Congress-Jewish Agency bilingual book,
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