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This facsimile of a holograph letter written by Theodor Herzl
to a Rhode Island Jew, was presented to Israel Prime Minister Levi
Eshkol during his visit to the Jewish Theological Seminary in New
York last month. The original letter was written in 1901 to S. Mason
of Providence, R. I., giving the Zionist leader's views on the role of
the American Jewish community. Written in German, it has never
before been published in English. The original is part of the collec-
tion housed in the seminary library. It reads in part, "For some
time I have been looking hopefully towards America, for I believe
that this young land, full of growing energy, will be the stronghold
for the segments of our nation scattered there. . . • Be strong and
energetic, my brethren! The day will come when your strength
and your energy will be needed and called for under the renewed
flag of Israel! With Zion Greetings, Theodor Herzl."
Israel Invents
More Suitable
Topless Model
TEL AVIV—Proving that its
standard of living can measure
up to any in the West, Israel
not only has imported the top-
less bathing suit, but has un-
veiled a modest version of its
own.
With Yankee-like eagerness,
Israeli women mobbed the
stores, primarily to look. In the
mad rush of sales, three Israel-
designed "convertible models"
were snapped up. The "pure top-
less" suits i m p o r t e d from
Queens, N.Y., also are to be
seen.
The Rabbinical Council of
Naturei Kar t a, the extreme
Orthodox sect, eyed the "abom-
ination" with the fear that po-
lice would look the other way
should any women appear on
the beach wearing the suits.
But soon after, the police de-
partment announced it would
view with disfavor such "in-
decent exposure."
An Israeli correspondent,
meanwhile, suggested that the
Rudi Gernreich rage was influ-
enced by strike fever. The
theory is that the designer went
on strike before the suit could
be finished.
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Feature: "Hatred—the Seed and
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between Dr. Leon Weliczker Wells,
a survivor of the Nazi era, and
Sidney Shevitz, president of the
Jewish Community Council, on the
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and in general society.
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Station: WJLB.
Feature: The role and activities
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Mrs. Morris B. Haut, presidents of
the Detroit and North Woodward
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THE JEWISH HERITAGE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: "Jews in Iran," a dis-
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handler, professor of Hebrew liter-
ature at the Hebrew Union Col-
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and recent Fullbright research
professor at the Universit of Te-
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Monday at the home of Dorothy
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