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Giving progress reports at a recent meeting of the laundry to and
right, seated: SIDNEY J.
1959
Allied
Jewish
Campaign,
are,
left
of the Services Division,
chairman; ALBERT SHAPIRO, ERNEST
BERTIN, division chairman; ISAAC LITWAK, section
ARTHUR GRAFO; standing, HAROLD BERKE, SAMUEL J. GREENBERG, divi-
ZIPS ex
sion executive committee member; LEO STERN, GEORGE GALLAGHER, ARTHUR KING
and JACK GRANT.
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Campai g n Women Raise $50 000 in Drive
,
new
insurance
plan for
the man
with a
growing
family
Division chairmen of the general solicitation section of the 1959 Allied Jewish Campaign
Women's Division, which to date has raised more than $50,000, are, left to right: Mesdames
SAUL J. RUBIN, JULIEN PRINTER, MAURICE PEARLMAN, GEORGE J. REINITZ, S. S.
WILLIS, MILTON Y. ZUSSMAN, SAM BARNETT, ADOLF W. LOWE, ARTHUR H. RICE,
ALFRED L. DEUTSCH and CHARLES ABRAMSON.
Lehman Warns
Works by Asch, Strack, Heschel
in New JPS-Meridian Paperbacks Free World on
Three more paperbacks have
just been issued by the Jewish
Publication Society, jointly with
Meridian Books, and an addi-
tional set of classics now is
avaiable at popular prices.
"K iddush Ha-Shem" and
"Shabbatai Zevi," which have
been out of print, is incor-
porated in one volume in the
paperback. Both were origin-
ally published by the Jewish
Publication Society.
ArabNationalism
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — For-
mer Sen. Herbert H. Lehman
warned that United Arab Re-
public President Gamal Abdel
Nasser's critical situation "may
The new reprints, which
Prof. A b r a h a m Joshua move him to acts of despera-
sell at $1.45 a volume, include
a well known novel and a Heschel's well known philosohy tion dangerous to the interest
tragedy by Sholem Asch- of Judaism, "God in Search of of the free world."
The Zurich newspaper . Tages
"K iddush Ha-Shem" and Man," is another of the new
"Shabbatai Zevi." The former paperbacks. Originally publish- Anzeiger said in an editorial
deals with the tragic era of ed by Farrar, Straus and that a danger existed to Israel
Chmielnicki and the mas- Cudahy, this • reprint is pub- in the power fight between the
sacres the Bogdan chief in- lished in its complete text in United Arab Republic and
Iraq. It said that "Col. Nasser,
stigated against the Jews in the paperback.
The third classic in the pa- in a desperate attempt to seize
1648. The latter, a tragedy,
perback series of JPS and back the reins that are escap-
is about the false Messiah.
Meridian Books is the famous ing from his grasp, may plunge
book by the non-Jewish into an adventure against Israel
in order to gather the Arab
scholar, Prof. Hermann L.
Strack, "Introduction to the States around him once more.")
Talmud and Midrash. To this
Addressing an audience at
day, this outline is accepted the Hebrew University, Lehman
and Workmanship!
as one of the best works on urged the West to appreciate
the Midrash and the Talmud.
the legitimate elements of Arab
These new books bring to nationalism, but he warned that
nine the total of paperbacks the West "must not go to the
issued jointly by JPS and other extreme of surrendering
to every demand made in the
Meridian.
name of Arab nationalism."
To Assist Negro Church He pointed out that "nation-
alism does not grant any Arab
Fund-Raising for Hall State license to violate the
Fancy
GREAT NECK, L. I., cJTA) United Nations charter by ag-
— A Reform congregation in gression, subversion and intim-
suburban Great Neck dedicated idation of its neighbors."
a new $500,000 synagogue with
Lehman said that in recent
an undertaking to raise funds months the Western nations
for a recreation hall for a Ne- had begun to "understand that
CLOSE AS YOUR PHONE gro church in the area.
Arab nationalism is not neces-
Rabbi Walter H. Plaut of sarily synonyMous with Nasser-
Temple Emanuel announced the ism, but it still remains to be
plan to help the A.M.E. Zion clearly understood in the West
Church build an auditorium on that the difference between
a site across the street from the Nasserism and Arab national-
ism is certainly greater than
new Reform synagogue.
The Rev. John A. Belton, tip difference between Nasser-
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minister of the frame and stucco ism and Communism."
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The ex-Senator and his wife
church, welcomed the plan to
help raise the needed $75,000, came to Israel to participate
explaining that the 325 mem- Sunday in cornerstone laying
bers of his church are mostly ceremonies for the new "Her-
young women working as do- bert and Edith Lehman" Moth-
mestics in the community who er-and-Child Pavilion of the Ha-
12813 LINWOOD need the church for recreation dassah-Hebrew University Med-
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