Yiddish Theater
Revived in NY With
Singer's Yoshe Kalb

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NEW YORK—Jewish Nos-
talgic Productions, Inc., is
the name of a new group of
This Week's Radio and
producers that is trying to
Television Programs
restore Yiddish theater to
New York. Recently it open-
HIGHLIGHTS
ed its first production, '`Mo-
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
she Kalb," at the same
Station: WJBK.
theater where 40 years ago
Feature: A pictorial story
Maurice Schwartz staged the of the Malben — a village
premiere of his adoption of for the elderly in Israel.
"The Gentle Village," shows
1. J. Singer's novel.
The Eden Theater on Sec-
the treatment of the elderly
ond Ave. originally was the and the orientation and de-
base of Schwartz's Yiddish votion of (Iv! staff.
and
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Theater. Later, it f o un
ETERNAL LIGHT
some fame as the first home
Time: 12:30 p.m. Sunday.
of the controversial musical,
Station: WWJ.
"Oh Calcutta!"
Feature: In the first of a
Starring, among others
David Opatoshu, the noted five-part "Israeli Women in
Broadway a cto r, "Yoshe Archeology" series taped in
Kalb" also includes in its Israel, Dr. Avraham Biran,
cast such Yiddish theater director of the department
notables as Miriam Kressyn, of antiquities and museums
Reid Bozyk, Jacob Ben-Ami of the State of Israel, inter-
views Miriam Tadmor, cur-
and Shifra Lerer.
ator of the Israel Museum.
Mrs. Tadmor will discuss the
Rabbi Goren's Home
excavations at Bet Yerach
Target Of Arsonists
and at Gezer, the city given
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Police to Solomon as dowry by
are investigating a new at- Pharaoh.
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tempt to set fire to the home

ADL Eulogizes I Travel to Be Eased
for West Bank Arabs
JackieRohinson JERUSALEM (JTA) —

Jewish Book Program
in Toronto Region

An interior ministry spokes-
man said that residents of
East Jerusalem and the West
Bank soon will be permitted
to cross the Jordan River
into Jordan with only their
identity cards instead of
ha ving to obtain special
travel permits required since
the Six-Day War.
Visitors from Jordan still
will be required to have rel-
atives in Israel obtain spe-
cial travel permits from Is-
raeli officials, but- under the
planned arrangements, trav-
elers to Jordan will be pro-
vided with visas for exit and
re-entry at the Jordan River
bridges.

Jewish Book Committee of

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of Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi REFLECTIONS IN SOUND
Shlomo Goren.
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Unidentified arsonists ig-
Station: WCAR.
Feature: Rabbi Harold S.
nited a bundle of gasoline-
soaked clothes Sunday eve- Loss will explore some fun-
ning at the rabbi's home. damental Jewish themes
The blaze was put out by present in today's popular
music.
neighbors.
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Rabbi Goren and his fam-
RNA! SHOLOM
ily were not at home at the
Time: 10 p.m. Sunday.
time.
Station: WBRB-FM (102.7).
A similar arson attempt
Feature: Phil Blazer pro-
occurred several months
vides a contemporary pot-
ago.
pourri of Jewish humor,
Dr. MICHAEL JOSEPH music, culture and literature.
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COHEN is giving courses on
JEWISH WORLD
"The Emergence of Arab
Time: 7 p.m. Sunday.
Nationalism" and "The Mid-
Station: WMZK-FM (98).
dle East During World War
Feature: Jack Roberts of-
1" at Bar-Han University.
Dr. Cohen has a PhD from fers community notes and
the University of London, news from Israel.

and one of his areas of spe-
cialization is the history of
the Middle East in the 20th
Century.

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'Swedish Banks Kept
Nazi Victims' Funds'

BUENOS AIRES' (JTA)-
Two Latin American groups
representing survivors of the
Holocaust have sent cables
to Swedish Prime Minister
Olof Palme and the Swedish
Red Cross protesting that
funds deposited in Swedish
banks by Jews later mur-
dered by the Nazis- and not
withdrawn by their heirs
have not been turned over
to legitimate representatives
of the Jewish people.
The cables were sent by
the Latin American Federa-
tion of Survivors if Nazism.
(A spokesman for the
Jewish Agency in New York
said that there has been
little success in repeated ef-
forts to determine how much
money v- • deposited and _
what hal.pened to the funds.)

JACKIE ROBINSON

Benjamin R. Epstein, na-
tional director of the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith, expressed sorrow on
the death of Jackie Robin-
son, who died Oct. 24 at age
53. Describing the baseball Public Opinion Cuts
great as "a cherished friend
Building Down to Size
and human relations co-
JERUSALEM (J T A) —
worker," Epstein state::
Original plans for the ridge
"For more than 20 years he
worked shoulder to shoulder of the Valley of the Cross,
with ADL to abolish discrim- looking toward the Knesset
and the Israel Museum in
ination, wipe out prejudice
Jerusalem, was for highrise
and strengthen relationships
apartment towers.
between the Black and Jew-
Two are being built, but
ish communities." One of
now the city thinks that the
Robinson's last public ap-
height of the other nine
pearances was Sept. 6 when
might have to be reassessed
he participated in memorial
services for the Israeli ath- in light of public opposition.
A municipal spokesman
letes killed in Munich, spon-
sored by the ADL.
said that although there was
no chance of stopping the
buildings altogether, their
height might be reduced.
The Wolfson Towers, now
under construction, will be
eight to 10 stories. The
others were to be between
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The Sound of Music

JERUSALEM ( J TA) —
Twenty foreign choral
groups, omprised of some
1,500 singers, plan to take
part in Christmas programs
in Israel this year. They
will come from Europe, the
United States and Latin
Amer* according to the
tourist ministry. This repre-
sents twice the number of
choirs that came for the holt-
d•y ■ last year.
Two American choirs from
Baylor University and the
University of Miami will give
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Handel's "Oratorio" in Naz-
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