'Trip to Storybook
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Jewish Theological Sei
ry,
has worked for the Jew
Wel-
fare Board, was se
tary of
the Jewish Academy - Arts and
Sciences, and has a
ored "Un-
pastoral Lyrics,"
e Books of
Moses," "The Bo of Cordova,"
"A Jewish Chi s Garden of
Verses," "The
y of Wilna,'
and "The Boy C ed Rashi."
Mrs. Martha
arenof, a
thor and publi
r of chil-
dren's books, wil
duct a
workshop on selectin
for children at 2 p.m., Nov.
20, featuring discussion and
question-answer period.
The exhibit area will include
sale of children's and teen
books, Yiddish-Hebrew books,
fiction, paperbacks, humanities,
books of the featured authors,
and records. A gift shop, pre-
pared and operated by Bnai
Brith Women, will sell art mate-
rials from Israel and gifts of
a Jewish nature.
Irving Fineman will speak on
Henrietta Szold, commemorat-
ing her centennial, on opening
night, Saturday, Nov. 19. Family
day, Sunday, will feature the
puppet show and workshop,
religious school assemblies and
folk dancing. Sunday evening
Yiddish-Hebrew Night will f
ture Dr. Moses A. Shulvass
an appraisal of the wo
Bernard Isaacs.
Ladies' Day, Mon
, will
. Agus
feature Rabbi Jaco
lating to
discussing "Issues
the Future of Judais 'and Lily
Edelman discussing
ewish
ification
Thought, Jewish Id
and Individual Growt
rough
Study Groups."

"The Second Annual Trip to
Storybook Land," a fun-filled
weekend for Center Juniors,
grades 3-6, at Camp Tamarack,
Nov. 25-27, will help celebrate
the ninth annual Jewish Book
Fair.
The program will combine
camping and fun with Jewish
books, stories and legends, with
each Junior club putting on its
own presentation based . on some
children's book. Winter sports,
campfires, hikes, an Oneg Shab-
bat, and nature hunts are also
featured.
Registration closes Nov. 18.
Juniors will meet at the
Center at 8:30 a.m. Friday, the
day after Thanksgiving, and re-
turn to the Center about noon,
Sunday.
Campers should bring a lunch
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah,
for Friday. Clothing lists will be co-sponsor of the Ninth An-
supplied.
nual Jewish Bood Fair, will
dedicate its opening night pro-
gram at 8 p.m. Nov. 19 to the
"Beloved Mother of Exiles,"
Henrietta Szold.
Preceding the progral
chapter will hold a rec
on at
ineman,
7 p.m. to hono rvi
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
author o
of Valor,"
to The Jewish News)
p y
iss Szold.
COLOGNE—The first issue of the bi
Sp algift
"IMA" con-
a quarterly Germania Judaica
who pledged .at
bulletin was distributed by the tri ► ors , tho
t $600 fo, the suppoit
Cologne Library for the History of
ild for one;'year, '11 be
German Jewry.
The library, dedicated to the red at the prog i.
Mrs. Ca
"preservation of German-Jewis
ordinator of
vent
history and the recapture of Je
ish contributions to German c
Mrs. Leo
Lure," was founded in June, 19
of host
by two young Catholic write
Foll
is a partial lis
Heinrich Boell and Paul Sch
of rec- ion hostesses:
lueck.
Mesdames Claire
elrod,
"We are concerned about poi Henry Berris, H
rt Bloom,
tical reality and not so much
enjamin Bo.
eonard Bonn,
about superficial political manifes-
tations because we realize that the
harm the persecutions of the
Jews had clone is too deep to be
overcome by mere declarations,"
the editors wrote in the first
issue.
"Only the whole truth, no mat-
ter how horrible it may be, can
Aryeh Ma
omic Minis-
aid us in reestablishing contact ter of tl
. te of Israel, and
with the Jews."
Harr
ger, of the Brager In-
The scientific board of the lib- ve
nt Company of Washington
rary met recently to discuss plans
New York, addressed a group
for research and for establishmen
30 men who are prominent in
of an institution of Jewish lea
all walks of life i
trait,
ing.
Wednesday, at luncheon
President Heinrich Lue
of Standard ub
the West German Federal
pub-
go
layed
lie visited the Cologn
ewish
int
dustrial
community Tuesday. H
as re-
Israel whit
ceived by Rabbi Zwi
ya and is •at g a 0,000,000 issu
Jewish communal le
rs, and Prefer - ce C hares.
placed a wreath in the emorial
In s address, M
old of
hall for the victims o
e Nazi the ed for inve
s to assist,
terror.
omic self-suffi-
ate investments," he
Britain JNF Reache
"take up the slack in the
decline of foreign aid and Ger-
Record $2,567,000
man reparations."
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
LONDON — More than 800
He told of the interest that is
delegates to the annual con- being shown by the African coun-
ference of the Jewish National tries in Israel's development and
Fund of Britain were told that said "these countries respect us
JNF income during the past because we have shown how we
year reached a record total of can utilize our opportunities and
917,000 pounds ($2,567,000).
convert them into realities."

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oit members of the sev-
annual United Jewish
Appeal Study Mission to
Israel conferred with Israel
leaders. The photo above
shows Isado Sob
utive vice esi '
Detroit Je h
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Hadassah Dedicates Annual Book.
Fair Opening to Henrietta Szold

Cologne Issues
German-Jewish
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Irving Sedar, co-author of
"Behind the Egyptian Sphinx,"
a discussion of the aims and
go al s of Nasser's Egypt and
Communist hopes in the area,
will discuss his book in "The
New Tinderbox," at the com-
munity night program of the
Jewish Center's ninth annual
Jewish Book Fair Monday,
Nov. 21.
Sedar, a graduate of the
UniVersity of California, did
post-graduate study at the Uni-
versity of Paris, University of
London and the Boston Univer-
sityLaw School. He has traveled
widely in Europe, the Middle
East, Africa and Latin America.
Two other authors will appear
at Book Fair. Rabbi Abraham
Burstein, author of "Adventure
on Manhattan Island," which
will be dramatized by the Berry
Puppets as a book fair presenta-
tion, will appear here. Rabbi
Burstein was ordained at the

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Author of Book on. Egypt
Among Speakers at the Fai

Charles Canvasser, Daniel Cohn,
Ralph Davidson, Robert Drews,
David Feinberg, Harry L. Jones,
Max L. Lichter, Milton Maddin,
Jack Mann, Jacob Sauls, Morse
Saulson, David Schachter,
• • Slomovitz, Bert Smokier,
an
etsman and Maurice
Zackhein
Mrs. I. rome Hauser, presi-
dent, will eliver the welcome
and introd tory remarks. Mrs.
Joseph H. hrlich, past . presi-
dent and
herof Hadassah's
national
ard, will introduce
the aut

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