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REJECTED *OGEES' SOGIFOINT PROGRAM • - NosiL N R FOR- ininmunkro wituos,:intamiewarrin - ' INDUSTRIAUSTS,AGAINST comma/Anon OE PACNAGITEDIAL! • DEBATE WITH Mrs ants ascot -IIITA14 TE4 POOT1XOTEMi ni MOSCOW 7 thew Armin ON STOCKAIARIOT- • - - a YOUNG lanalUCIWi►tS EAST JERUSALEM WEST RANK - . • • EMMATISZENarookikaAgynlp O THEY WON,IN THI1OTTERY - • 2 4- s, -tan am :( ama art Omuta 24 -7 pa) Vt i.nrilne.. InYttl at ztra slava ma nriaa.togins — ma VAT • •tar ;erthri xun .:12R1 Dr The HO'roscope appeared in the diily "Itaaretz.." -tanLey F. -.Cflyers-:- and-7.Vole.es-N-eW-JL -• IW .Recordt Experiences and•.Reactions of Nine JeWs-,1O.LAmetiCart ' Presented by the Jewish Publi- cation Society of America as a companion book to the three-vol- ume historical classic, "Memoirs of American Jews," by Dr. Jacob R. Marcus, 'Lives and Voices," by Stanley F. Chyet, 'adds interest- ing recollections of- distinguished Americans to the historical data ....toatnade available in JPS publica- tions. Dr. Chyet, who is professor of history at He- • brew Union Col- lege -Jewish In- stitute of Relig- ion, aa associate director with Dr:- Marcus of Amer- ican Jewish Ar- chives in Cincin- nati, has joined in the gatheritig of valuable his- Dr. Chyet torical material to assure completent ' ma of infor- 52—Friday, Febrai1ajtAk,1972,..', matron about the Jews of this to be cm p I y e as night country. The memoirists in "Lives chief operator by -the P•stal and Voices" have dealt with a Telegraph Co.- Late r, after wide variety of experiences trans- Postal Telegraph had been ab- ferred from the Old to the New sorbed by Western Zahn, I was World, and-they supplement much elected executive uitha head 'of of what had been gathered 15 a departmeat enema* -ef- at years earlier in the memoirs com- employees- 1a Ifie per- piled by Dr. Marcus. centage if depart- _Special interest attaches to-the ment was lady about 3 per cent, 'author's selection of a memoir yet I was re-elected mussily." be had shaped from the avail- lections of his rather, Jacob Dr Chyet's book &mai maces with Maurice Chyet. Entitled "From the memoir "Prelude. to America" ROV110 to Dorchester," it - tells by Samuel Adler who for 17 years about the background of tbe man served as rabbi of Emanu-El Con whose name stems from "Hayyat gregation in New York. Because --ta7lor." who became a tau- it traces the life of a rabbinic ranber, who tab* of Ids Madan scholar a century ago, it has spe- cial interest in the gathering harkground and the wort material- about early Jewish gained is this comb"' through of the Western Union. This chapter settlers in this country. is a paean to America and to "Con Brio" is the title of the the trade in which be gained essay by Nathan H. Cohen, who advantages and the Chyet mem- was interested in music, 'who en- oir states: "I was the first Jew tered the cigar' business, who was active in Bnai Brith,_ whose rem- • NE-DETROIT'JEWEN NEWS iniscences date-from the mid-1880s , . art y . until his death in 1928. His is a Rod of an Era"), both enriddall truly American story about his in- terests in a deep-water project, a aswerest. case that west tothe Supreine CourtThose who reran the name/ of and -1241. _ Freed - 'Harry Runway, the noted- dent mender* -Roosevelt in the lawyer, will thud much of value matter of the waterways. He played on the information passed on in an important role in his interest the essay - "A- Philadelphia Child- in fishing and he asserted: "I h ood." --- had worked hard for 14 years and . nie Reichert name ret had advanced the Fish Commission in (Tamer Was Ris abbi.. mated a ted to a standard that was recognized by mime _ -.. wwwIlEls.7 1m/NwocrS as one of the best in the countrY." there je,the very enchant_ Then Front Hungary came an anther leg story "Anthers Away" whose memoir la Civet's volume Chief Petty °nicer Joseph is entitled "Deep? -la the Hoett -fai tale about. an able man who of Texas." It contains the dleth= made the Wavybls career and told stabiles of the nr• sr 211b6 u.* story Reale-ger, Ids 47 yews .. Chyet selections are most of service in his Galvedes voi7:. As the compiler pit, the blessings of a life of of ''tioninnendable. • the experiencei of, . the eight dedicatkm. There also are the men and a woman. Ile:Aates in his memoirs of Rabbis Morris M. introduction that Wield was "to Penerlicht of Indianapolis (.!`it record the-reaetions:(eleltde group Hoosier Rabbinate") who ex- of Jews) to American satiety." He : Emma a of groatioorit - - posed the KKK menace, and G. accomplished his -*ask meritori- George Fez% of Chicago ("The - ously,