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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

8 National Jewish Book Award
Winners Are Announced by JWB

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NEW YORK — The 1981
National Jewish Book
Awards, conferred annually
by the Jewish Welfare
Board Jewish Book Council,
will be presented May 3 in
New York.
Each award carries a cash
prize of $500 and a citation.
Johanna Kaplan became
a two-time winner of the
William and Janice
Epstein-National Jewish
Book Award for Jewish Fic-
tion with her "Oh My
America!" (Harper and
Row). Ms. Kaplan's "Other
People's Lives" (Knopf) was
a 1976 winner.
The Leon Jolson
Award for a Book on the
Holocaust will go to Ran-
dolph L. Braham for The
Politics of Genocide —
The Holocaust in Hun-
gary."
"Jewish Self-Government
in Medieval Egypt" (Prince-
ton University Press) by
Mark R. Cohen won the
Gerrard and Ella Berman
Award for a Book of Jewish
History.
Prof. Isador Twersky's

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Scientist Defends French
Reactor Sale to the Iraqis

PARIS (JTA) — Prof.
Alfred Kastler, a Nobel
Prize winner and one of Is-
rael's best friends in France,
denied last week that the
nuclear reactor and
enriched uranium France
had sold Iraq could be used
for military purposes.
Kastler, in a letter to the
newspaper Le Monde, said
he had studied the question
of French nuclear deliveries
to Iraq at the request of
Jewish Renewal, a militant
group, and had also dis-
cussed the issue with other
international scientists.
His conclusion is that "it
seems out of the question
that France's deliveries (of a
nuclear reactor and 12 kgs
of uranium) could be used
for military purposes."

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or Basmitzva can buy a letter in this
Torah by joining in with not less and
not more than one dollar. The dollar
must be the child's own money.

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receive a certificate from Israel in-
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Torah-chapter) their letter is found.
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"Introduction to the Code of
Maimonides" (Yale Univer-
sity Press) will receive the
Frank and Ethel S. Cohen
National Jewish Book
Award for Jewish Thought.
"A Russian Farewell" by
Leonard Everett Fisher
(Four Winds Press) won the
William (Zev) Frank
Memorial Award for Chil-
dren's Literature, presented
by Ellen and David Schein-
feld.
"Caviar at the Funeral"
by Louis Simpson
(Franklin Watts Pub-
lishers) will receive the
JWB Jewish Book Coun-
cil Award for Poetry.
Yeshiva University
Museum will receive the
Leon L. Gildesgame Award
for a Book on the Visual
Arts for its "Purim: The
Face and the Mask."
The Workmen's Circle
Award for Yiddish Litera-
ture will go to Hyman Bass
for his "Pathways in Yid-
dish Literature" (I.L. Peretz
Publishing House).
The Morris J. Kaplun
Memorial Award for a book

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TORONTO (JTA) — A
one-week teachers' strike in
two Jewish day schools, the
first in the history of the To-
ronto day schools, was
ended by an agreement
under which 800 students
and 38 general studies
teachers at Beth Tzedec and
Beth
Tikva
United
Synagogue schools returned
to class.
The teachers agreed to
accept a 12.8 percent in-
crease for teaching 30 hours
weekly in the second year of
a new contract.
In the first year; the
teachers will keep a wage
pattern similar to that of
public school teachers.
Jewish studies were not af-
fected by the walkout.

Torahs Missing

FAR ROCKAWAY, N.Y.
(JTA) — All nine Torahs of
Cong. Young Israel of Far
Rockaway, estimated to be
worth $90,000, were stolen
last week.

The Nobel Prize winners
warned, however, that the
delivery of a nuclear pile
enables the recipient state
to develop its technology
and scientific personnel and
eventually, should it want
to do so, could obtain the
know-how to develop nu-
clear weapons on its own.
Kastler added, 'Some
30 research reactors have
been sold by various
other states and espe-
cially by the United
States to countries which
did not have previous
nuclear experience but
have accepted interna-
tional control."
Kastler's declaration
created a small sensation in
French political and Zionist
circles as the Nobel Prize
winning nuclear scientist is
active on behalf of Israeli
projects and Franco-Israeli
scientific cooperation.

on Israel will be not pre-
sented this year.

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