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`The Free World and the New Nations' Shows
How Histadrut Assists Afro-Asian Countries
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Histadrut, Israel's Federation of
Labor, has pioneered in many
state-building undertakings. Since
statehood it has entered other
areas of activities and among the
i mpress ive is the aid it ex-
tended to newly emerging nations
in Africa and Asia.
Exactly a year ago, Histadrut's
sponsoring organization in this
country, the National Committee
"Mit a Freilikh Ponim" or "With
Sam Liptzin is an able story-
Happy Countenance"—his collee-
teller,
and
his
Yiddish
aphorisms,
a
of
the
For-
Charles E. Silberman,
for Labor Israel, sponsored a con-
tion of Yiddish stories and his pithy
ference in which noted authorities tune Magazine editorial staff, did epigrams and witticisms are the sayings—appears on the occasion
differ
with
those
who
denied
there
result of a many years of literary of his 70th birthday and the 50th
participated in discussions of prag-
matic approaches to technical aid, was Negro anti-Semitism. He said activities.
anniversary of his literary career.
"there
is
a
fairly
deep-rooted
anti-
the roles of cooperatives and non-
The book was printed in Warsaw.
S
itism
in
the
Negro
community"
e rn
governmental agencies and of the
It is being distributed in this coun-
and
that
there
also
is
"prejudice
American ethnic minorities in
try by Sam Liptzin Book Co., 2815
against
Negroes
among
Jews."
An-
their relation to the new nations.
Barker St., Bronx 67.
There also was a discussion of ti-Semitism was described as part
Included are numerous short
Jewish-Negro relations in this of the Negro's cultural heritage
tales, recollections gathered in an
and as an emergence in part of the
country.
active lifetime, descriptions of
Negro movement into Jewish
The texts of the addresses and
holiday experiences.
neighborhoods. Silberman urged
A
message
of
tribute
to
the
mem-
of the discussions have been in- increased communication between
It is a nostalgic work, and Yid-
ory
of
William
Hordes
from
Israel
corporated in a volume entitled
dish readers will relish the auth-
"'The Free World and the New the two groups to end the tensions.
The discussion that followed President Zalman Shazar was read or's style, his humor, his descrip-
Nations, edited by two promi-
vent Histadrut staff members, valuably illuminated the issues, at the memorial meeting to the late tive skill. sayings are especially
His wise
Dr. Judd L. Teller and Nahum leading to advocacy of tasks to Zionist leader Dec. 17 in the new impressive.
Of the 230 pages in
Guttman. avert an inner crisis.
Ahavas Achim social halL
the entire text, 94 are devoted to
"The Free World and the New.
Published by A. S. Barnes & Co.
Rabbi Seymour Panitz and the the witticisms, epigrams and aphor-
(8 E. 36th, NY16), this volume Nations" is an informative collec chairMan of the evening, Dr. Israel isms.
emerges as a tribute to Histadrut tion of views on a major and time- Wiener, president of the Jewish
and as a valuable addition to data ly issue. Histadrut gains in stature National Fund Council, under
JANUARY SPECIAL
relating to the international inter- from an apprec i a tion o f its efforts whose auspices the memorial was
est in the newly-developing na- among the Afro-Asians as ex- arranged, announced that the Bella
. plained in the Teller-Guttman ed- and William Hordes Library in the
tions.
new Ahavas Achim building will
Prominent Israelis have joined ited book.
be dedicated as soon as the fur-
in presentations on the various
nishings arrive. The library was
aspects of the questions on the
daily per person
....
financed by Mr. Hordes shortly
agenda of the three-day confer-
double occ.
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before his death. .
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itS11. the books co-editor calls of 21 days in 1950 when the Suez JNF of America, and Rabbi Zal-
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Israel's President
Writes Tribute
Honorino, Hordes
Moroccan Envoy
;great
Reports 'Excellent' °f
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Book `Mit a Freilikh Poitim' Honors
70th Birthday of Author Sam Liptzin
21 Days at Suez
Told n New Book
NEW YORK (JTA)—The Mon
Goldoftas and Philip Slomovitz.
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In the course of the discussion
ocean ambassador to the United
ocean
"Crisis: The Inside Story of the ; Cantor Shimon Bermanis chanted
States, Ali Bengelloun, told the on "Jew and Negro in America,"
was- written by
ConspiracY"
comment: appropriate hymn and the El
American Jewish Committee that Dr. Teller made this
an English-born Canadian, Terence
Jewish and Moslem communities "The relations between Israel Robertson. after several years' re- Molei Rachamim.
and the African states are bound search. including interviews with
in his country have an "excellent
to have an auxiliary effect in
relationship, - which is becoming
figures in the drama and
Boston Fund Allocated
America on relations between principal
"even stronger."
the examination of confidential
BOSTON (JTA) — Allocations
"The independence of our Jews and Negroes. Some southern documents. The book has already totaling
more than $5,100,000 were
country contributed to the Jews may be embarrassed by the appeared in France and in Can- approved by the board of trustees
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Israel-Africa
'entente.'
The
ma-
strengthening of the relationship
ada and will soon be published in of the Combined Jewish Philan-
between Jews and Moslems, and jority of Jews in America, I would I England.
thropies here, Sidney Stoneman,
will permit the integration of the presume, are rather proud of this
"Crisis" gives an account of the CJP president, announced. Of this
Jews of Morocco into the political relationship to be automatically
Anglo - French - Israeli attack on sum, nearly $2,100,000 was desig-
life of the country with the same translated into a new Negro at-
Egypt. which blossomed under cov- nated for the United Jewish Ap-
rights and the same obligations as titude towards the Jews in Amer-
er of diplomatic intrigue between peal and other overseas agencies.
those of their Moslem compa- ica . . . "
There was no dissent from his a handful of peace-makers at the
triots," Ambassador Bengelloun I
stated at a dinner-meeting of the reference to southern Jews, which United Nations straining to pre-
is regrettable, since many Jews in vent a vast armada steaming across
Like
American Jewish Committee.
the Mediterranean from invading
The Committee estimates that the South have asserted them-
Port
Said.
defense
of
Piceaddly Cocktail's got it!
there are approximately 65,000 selves courageously in
Robertson demonstrates the ex-
to 80.000 Jews currently living in . civil rights.
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Morocco. Bengelloun, outlining
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the
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munity in Morocco, claimed that ZWiti•St Mealitilts:
"there exists no Jewish problem
Right of Jesus
in my country."
He pointed out that Moroccan
Jews "play an important role in
the commercial industrial life of
important
the country" and make
to Be Different
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By DR. ARTHUR HERTZBERG
For several generations Jews '
have been emphasizing how very
the nation.
Since the establishment of Mor- much like all other men they are.
occo's independence. the ambassa- Indeed, even Zionists, in their
dor said, Jews have achieved im - thinking about Israel, have talked
Substantial progress, he declared,
had been made in recent years in
Canada in reducing the scourge of
racial discrimination.
But there still is discrimination
citizens of the country. and that correctly,
against Negroes and other Canad-
the ir basic rights would be ing and operating on different pre- ians whose skins are not white, and
protected." mises than are usual in the West.
anti-Semitic sentiment in several
that difference means
Ile drew particular attention to Practically,
t ha t Zionism must labor for aliyah parts of Canada.
the fact that the Moroccan gov-
of
ernment has "honored the right
freedom of movement which ex-
emplifies an attitude of humani-
tarianism to its citizens."
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visage aliyah not only as a permis-
sable American act but also as a
paramount Jewish duty.
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OTTAWA (JTA)—J. T. Thorson.
oeco has completely honored the men, not because Jews are against
promises and commitments of others but because they are, and
different. Part of that
King Mohamed V and his son ought to be,
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Canadian Judge Calls
for Stiffer Penalties
on
o n Elate Literature
retired president of the Exchequer
Court of Canada, has urged the
federal government to amend the
criminal code to stamp out 'the
spread of hate literature in the
portant positions in various minis- about and labored for a state like • country. He told a public meeting
terial posts, the legislature, the all ether states. The result is today on human rights sponsored by the
civil service and the courts. that in America we are facing the ' Canadian Citizenship Council that
"Elsewhere. in private life," Ben- evaporation of Jewish content and this problem "cries for immediate
eelloun said, "physicians, dentists. in Israel there is an insistent ques- solution."
lawyers of the Jewish faith, prac- , tion as to whether the state is be- ,
"There must be a suppression of
than Jewish. i the
lice under the same conditions as ! coming more Israeli
hate literature with its poison-
fellow
citizens."
He
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The
past
ages
did
not
labor
to
their Moroocan
ous attack on the Jews that has
pointed out that three Jewish ' Produce such an era. Israel is a recently been circulated," he said.
parliamentary representatives have unique state and the relation of the "An effort must be made to amend
been elected, one to the house of , Diaspora to it is of a special kind.
the criminal code to eliminate this
representatives and two to the i If Judaism is to survive, the flavor
cancer."
chamber of counsellors. ' of that relation must be maintain-
Judge Thorson said Canadians
ed.
Morris B. Abram, president of
feel free to condemn racial dis-
Zionism
today
must
mean.
in
the
the American Jewish Committee,
crimination in other lands. How-
told the ambassador: "We are first place, a renewed emphasis on ever- he stressed, Canada is far
other
what
sets
Jews
apart
from
pleased to recognize that Mor-
from being free of discrimination.
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