CCNY's Prof. Oscar I. Janowsky
to Speak for Beth El Scholar Series
Dr. Janowsky serves as consul-
Dr. Oscar I. Janowsky, professor
of history at City College of New tant to Bnai Brith on Jewish edu-
York, will be third speaker in the cation and cultural affairs. He is
Temple Beth El Bargman Memo- a former chairman of the Com-
rial Scholar Series 8:30 p.m. Mon- mission for the Study of Jewish
day. General theme of the series Education in the United States,
former director of the Survey of
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the National Jewish Welfare
Board and is on the board of gov-
ernors of the Hebrew University
in Jerusalem. He received his PhD
degree from Columbia University
and is the author of many books
including the "Jews and Minority
Rights." "The JWB Survey," "The
American Jew: Composite Por-
trait," "Foundations of Israel:
Emergence of a Welfare State,"
and "The American Jew: Reap-
praisal." ..
The public is invited.
On Dec. 7. Dr. Abraham Kaplan.
professor of philosophy at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, will conclude
the series.
is "Jewish Identity—Today and
Tomorrow." His topic will be "The
Image of American Jewry."
Fo rm Vocational
Israel Plastics
Training Center
Israel's first vocational training
center in the field of plastics will
be built at Boys Town. Jerusalem.
Plans for Its establishment were
announced at Boys Town Jerusa-
lem's tenth annual dinner in New
York which honored Charles A.
Breskin, called "the father of the
American plastics industry", for
his contributions to economic pro- ,
press and the education of youth
here and in Israel.
The new plastics school, which
will be named after .Mr. Breskin,
will play a major role in the de-
velopment of a plastic industry in
Israel, declared Ira Guilden, BTJ
president.
He also announced contributions ;
in excess of $450,000, within the
past six weeks to the school, which
provides a comprehensive program
of academic, vocational and spiri-
tual training to more than 560
talented Israeli teenage youth.
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Protests Mount in Germany
on Government Decision;
Jews Seek New Law
BONN (JTA) — Pro tests
mounted among Germans object-
ing to the cabinet's d e c i s i o n
against extending the statute of
limitations for prosecution of ma-
jor war criminals beyond next
May. At the same time, the min-
istry of justice announced that
16 lead i n g Nazi war criminals
each of them a gauleiter, are free
and have not faced trials.
Newspapers continued to carry
letters of pr o t e s t against the
Cabinet's decision. A number of
such letters appeared in the
popular Sunday newspaper, Die
Welt am Sontag. Meanwhile, the
government's chief spokesman
again announced that a world- ;
wide app e al has been issued
for information, including docu-
mentation, names and addresses,
relating to any war criminals who
may have sought refuge in other
countries .
The Central Council of Jews of
Germany called on the West Ger-
man Federal Government 1 . 0
introduce a new statute of limi- 1
tations which would limit prose- I
cution for murder to 30 years after
the crime. The Council called for
the change to be enacted by next
May when the current 20-year stat-
ute of limitations will expire for
Nazi war criminals.
Hope Is Expressed
for Immigration Bill
Argentine Decree Fixes Penalties
for Incitement to Anti-Semitic Acts;
but 2 Fascist Organizations Now Legal
NEW YORK (JTA) — Murray
I. Gurfein, president of United
Hias Service, called upon the new
BUENOS AIRES (JTA)—A new ligion, ethnic origin or color."
Congress to give priority to bills decree fixing stiff, definite penal-
The fixing of specific penalties
which would eliminate over a five- ties for incitement to hatred or for anti - Semitic or fascist actions
year period. the present immigra- violence on grounds of race or re- and incitements meets requests
tion quota system based on the ligion, but at the same time lift- Previously voiced by DAIA, the
national origin of the applicants. ing the previous ban against Ar- central body of organized Argen-
He made this plea addressing the gentina's two foremost anti-Semi- tine Jewry.
annual meeting of the worldwide tic and fascist organizations, was
On the, other hand. some con-
Jewish migration agency's Council promulgated here by President Ar- cern was expressed by Jewish
leaders here that Tacuara and
of Organizations held at the Hotel turo Illia.
Commodore. The meeting, __which
Under the decree, a previous GRN would now be able again to
was attended by more than 1,000 ban against the Tacuara movement operate openly, without any legal
delegates, marked the 80th anni- and Guardia Restaurodora Nacion- restraint - against their existence.
versary of United Hias Service.
alista, the leading anti-Semitic
The proposed immigration legis- groups in the country, is lifted, so
lation, Gurfein told the audience, that their open existence is no
would provide greater opportuni- longer illegal.
APPLICATIONS FOR
On the other hand, the decree
ties for Jewish migrants from East-
provides
penalties
of
imprison
-
ern Europe and other parts of the
ARE NOW BEING TAKEN
world to rejoin relatives in the ment of from one month to three !
On New or Existing Homes
United States He stressed that the years for those who "propagandize
proposed bills were recommended ideas or theories of race or group t
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sharply our resettlement help to
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ISRAEL'S DIAMOND
INDUSTRY
Diamonds, Israel's largest ex-
port item, last year constituted
nearly 40 per cent of the country's
shipments abroad. They brought
in revenues totaling $104,000,000.
He who walks in perfection is
the man who does not lend on in-
terest either to Jew or Gentile.
—Makkot.
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