Shirnshon Arad, first secre-
tary of the • Israeli Embassy in
Washington, will: be the next
speaker in the
Midrasha Mid-
dle East Insti-
tute, at 8:30
p. m., Monday
in the Esther
Berman audi-
torium, Schae-
fer near Seven
Mile. His sub-
ject will be
"Arab - Israel
R e lation s:
Arad"
Sources of • Friction and Co-
operation."
Mr. Arad was born. in Tel-
Aviv in 1923. He graduated
from high school in 1941 and
a year later joined the British
Army, serving with the Jewish
Brigade in Egypt, Italy and
Western Europe. On cessation
of hostilities, he 'became the
editor .of the Brigade's daily
newspaper, Hachayal, printed
in Hebrew and published in
Brussels.
On release from the Army,
he became managing editor - of
Sefer Hahitnadvut, the story of
Palestine Jewry's participation
in the Allied war effort.
In the summer of 1948, Mr.
Arad joined the . Israel Delega-
tion to the United Nations and
served with it until February
1951. He studied international
relations at the "New School
for Social Research" in New
York, from which he graduated
in 1951.
In NOvember, 1952, he was
appointed chief assistant to the
director of the United States
division of the Israel Ministry
for foreign affairs. He served
in this post until March, 1956,
when he was appointed to his
present position of first secre-
tary of the- EmbaSsy of Israel
in Washington, D. C.

C11 Nationalism .SpeakerS1Listed for LZOA Isfael• Regiondr•.instiftite '
C. Bezalel Sherman, author ica. Authi:or of numerous works Institute include Rabbi Morris
Arab Barrier to- and
lecturer, will participlate on the sociology of American Adler, Dr. Norman Drachler,
• the Regional Institute •,' on Jewry, he won the . LaMed - Boris M. Joffe, Dr. Israel T.
Their Obliteration in "Israel
and Jewish Living in award for his book "Jews and Naarnani, executive director,

The rationale behind current America," March 30 and 31, at Other Ethnic Groups in the Bureau of Jewish Education,
Arab nationalism-was explained
Labor Zionist InStitote..
United States," a Hebrew trans- Louisville, Ky., and Harold
Gustay von Grunebaum, who
Delegates from Ohio, Penn- lation of which appeared in Silver.
spoke Monday on "The Cultural
The community is invited to
Face of the Middle East,'" at the ylvania and Michigan will at- Israel. •
third session of Middle East In- tend this Institute under the Others who will address the attend the sessions.
stiute, sponsored by. Midrasha-. auspices of the Detroit Labor
Zionist. Council and the cultural
'"Nationali s m," s a i d. v o n committee of the Labor .Zionist
Grunebaum," is the Arab bar- Organization of America.
rier to their obliteration. The -
Sherman, who wilI speak on
Arabs-wish to retain their in-
dividuality. ThUs, their motto is "The Impact of. Israel on the
"rejection of the West for self- American Jewish Community,"
preservation." Nationalism, ac- is director -of cultural and .com-
tually "the gift of Europe," is munal activities of the Labor
now the Arabian - "answer to Zionist Organization of Amer-
Europe," he asserted.
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The Arabs are presently "pre- Max Fisher Names! to Board
occupied with Helenic culture' of United Hias Service
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gether a multi-lingual, multi-
national body—is the "most pre-
cious element in modern Arab
mification."
He described the Muslim com-
munity as thinking of itself as
the "guardian" of absolute
"truth." Arabs believe that Is-
lamic idoeology is "clear-cut,
supports transcendental, divine
laws, is one and fundamental,"
while Western ideology is "grop-
ing, revolts against transcenden-
tal, divine laws, promotes
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the convention chairmen named
During the question period
the gateway to a whole
by the National Federation of following h i s address, V o n
new life for you and your
Jewish Men's Clubs, which Grunebaum advocated a United
family.
Saving comes
holds its 28th annual conclaVe States policy of "tactful uncon-
naturally
at American Sav-
May 5 to 8, at the Concord cern" with Arabian stubborn in-
ings, where the high rate
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istence on individuality.
provides a powerful in-
Dr. Maurice M. Shudofsky,•
They are Carl Schiller and
centive to add to your
Ben Sidlow, both of Cong. Midrasha Faculty chairman,
Shaarey Zedek. Schiller will presided at the lecture.
account regularly.
heOd the special awards cons=
mittee, while Sidlow serves as
chairman of t h e religious
services, committee.
General chairman of the Con-
Genia Silkes, one of the few
._ vention, which has as its theme, survivors of the Warsaw Ghet-
"The New and the Old—Bind- to who lived for a time as a
ing Tradition and the Future;" Christian while conducting un-
is Arthur S. Brockman, of derground activities against the
New York.
Nazis, will be the keynote
Abraham Satovsky, also of Yiddish speaker at the com-
Detroit's Shaarey Zedek, is munity - wide commemoration
president of the -Federation, of the 14th anniversary of the
composed of more than 35,000 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, Sun-
men affiliate& with 250 Con- day, April 14; at 8 p.m., at the-
servative men's clubs in the Labor Zionist Institute.
. U. S. and Canada. -
Benjamin M. Laikin, chair-
man of the Ghetto Commerrior-
ation . Committee and member
of the executive committee - of
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event, announces that Rabbi
Morris Adler, Council vice-
•
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dress:in English. Cantor Shaky.
tai Ackerman will chant litur-
giCal selections. There will be
an approPriate dramatic pre-
sentation.
Laikin „urged: organizations
and individuals to reserve the
date of April 14 and to attend
the commemoration.

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