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'Gateway to Science' Edited by Lillie Shultz

Story of Weizman_n Institute Told m Volume

NEW YORK — "Gateway to S -ci-
ence," the story in photographs
and text of the Weizmann Institute
of Science at Rehovot, described
by Stephen Spender as the "su-
preme point intellectually of Is-
rael" where "science goes hand in
hand with beauty," has just been
published in Jerusalem by Weiden-
feld and Nicolson.
Editor of "Gateway to Science"
is Lillie Shultz, editor on public af-
fairs involving the American and
international scenes.
Dewey D. Stone, chairman of the
institute's board of governors, said
copies of the first edition. published
as a limited edition for advance
subscribers, have just reached the
New York offices of the American
Committee for the Weizmann In-
stitute of Science.
Spanning 25 years of the insti-
tute's history, the 200-page volume,

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containing 112 photographs in color
and black and white, is dedicated
to Meyer W. Weisgal, principal
architect and chief executive offi-
cer of the institute from its begin-
nings until his retirement at the
end of 1969, at age 75. The book
has been published as the culmi-
nating event in the year-long cele-
bration of the institute's 25th anni-
versary, which ended in December.
Stephen Spender, noted Brit-
ish poet and essayist, contributes
the lead article, "A Center of
Critical Values"; Nigel Calder,
distinguished British writer, au-
thor and editor, contributes an
essay "Rehovot in Perspective."
Other contributors are: Israel
President Zalman Shazar, who
wrote a preface to the book; Dr.
Albert B. Sabin, developer of the
Sabin oral polio vaccine, president
of the Weizmann Institute of Sci-
ence since January 1970; Dr. Isaac
Berenblum, internationally re-
nowned cancer authority, who
heads the institute's department of
experimental biology.
A short history of the Weizmann
Institute is by Rinna Samuel, au-
thor and free-lance journalist who
is editor of the Rehovot institute's
magazine. The book also contains
the roll of honorary fellows of the
institute, 76 in 1970, of whom 19 are
Nobel Laureates.
Spender sees the Weizmann In-
stitute as "being primarily dedi-

cated to science in its most disin-
terested, purest form, representing
the role that Israel may . play in
the Middle East, if and when there
is peace .. . It builds a bridge be-
yond specialization to the life of
which science is only a part."
Dr. Berenblum, reflecting on
21 years of association with the
Weizmann Institute since 1949,
attributes its attainment and sta-
ture in the forefront of the inter-

national scientific community, to
*he standards set up by Dr. Weiz-

mann; the organizational genius
of Meyer W. Weisgal and the
"freedom from scientific direc-
tion from above, enjoyed by in-
stitute scientists."
Dr. Calder selects for citation
pioneering contributions by Weiz-
mann Institute scientists in the
fields of: cancer research, protein
research, immunology, chemistry,
plant genetics, birth control,
deciphering the pattern of the vi-
brations of the earth and the
oceantides, new membranes for de-
salination, chemistry of the brain,
magnetism in medicine, a mecha-
no-chemical engine duplicating hu-
man muscle contraction and the
body's energy conversion system,
techniques for enlarging water re-
sources and for enabling better
climate prediction, for making new
compounds and new drugs, explor-
ation of the nature of matter,
and computerology.

Refugee Spy Ring Seen
at Work for Polish Gov't

LONDON (ZINS) — A number of
Polish Jewish refugees who sought
asylum in Denmark and Sweden
have been arrested by the Danish
authorities as paid agents of the
Polish regime.
Having gained entry to Scandi-
navia on the basis of their "flight
from Polish anti-Semitism," sev-
eral have been sentenced as spies
to prison terms or deported.
It also was disclosed that an un-
determined number of innocent
Polish Jews were victimized by a
couple who conducted espionage in

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Manhattan Day School Vandalized
to Tune of $1- to $2,000 in Damages

NEW YORK (JTA) — Unknown were smashed by the vandals. One
persons vandalized the Manhattan clock had been - stopped at 9:45
Day School Sunday night, smash- p.m., the other at 11:30 p.m.
ing walls with fire axes and ham-
The block-square school, at
mers, breaking doorknobs, desks Manhattan Ave. and 104th St.
and locks, stealing papers, chem- near Central Park, has been
icals and pens, and escaping with the victim of "12 or 14" less
a microphone, a loudspeaker and serious incidents since he ar-
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a $400-S500 IBM electric type- rived there in 1964, Rabbi
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Rabbi Sholom Rephun, head of
vandalism, he said, amounted
the yeshiva, told the Jewish Tele-
to $1,000 to $2,000 in damaged
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the incident was determined by does not include the walls, he
I the times on the two clocks that explained, because the building
is due to be razed for a low-
income housing project.
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teaching of its 300 pupils, Rabbi
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