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Baron's "Modern Na_ fathers transplanted them and cup of water. tionalism and Religion." i knew not the secret of acquiring This time of year, apples are Another important joint JPS- : the New without abandoning the probably the most popular fruit, Meridian re-publication, in a ' Old ... to those whose ancestors both for pies and for applesauce. paperback, is "The Zioni s t' had pride and song, humility Following is a tried and true Idea," edited by Rabbi Arthur . and song, whose forebears sang recipe for sugar-free applesauce: Hertzberg. It is an accepted of heroesand cowards, sang Wash and drain authoritative work and as an an- . songs of grief and songs of joy apples. Remove ste fresh, sound and blos- tholo gy of the works of out- I' I • • to those who gave of their !som ends and slice. ms Cook until i standing Zionist philosophers it song while learning mine." • soft, using a little water to pre- i- has assumed a place of major There are included in this vent s t i c k i n g. 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