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… of Michigan, on "The Political Configuration of the Middle East: From the End of World War I to the Present." Attendance is limited to insti- tute regisrants for maximum ef- fectiveness Of discussion…
…; Rabbi Maurice Zig- mond, director of Harvard Hillel Foundation, Cambridge, MasS.; Rabbi Arthur Zuckerman, director of N.Y.C.C. Hillel Foundation. Gestapo Officials Entitled to Public Officers Rights…
…. Elazar led a brief discussion on Middle East geography. Mrs. Carl Schiller presided at the session. First institute speaker will be Prof. Preston Slosson, head of the history department at the University…
…The format and approach of the Middle East Institute spon- sored by the Midrasha, College of Hebrew studies was discussed by attendants of the • first in- stitute session last Monday night in the…
… Esther Berman Branch of the United Hebrew Schools. Institute speakers will an- alyze Middle East issues from an academic point of view rath- er than an emotional one, ex- plained Albert Elazar, UHS su…
… with lecturers. The session, beginning promptly at 8:15 p.m., will con- clude at 10.15 p.m. Attendance is limited to institute registrants for maximum effectiveness of discussion with lecturers…
…- sions. HUC-JIR Will Award 10 Honor Degrees March 7 Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institution of-Religion will mark its 82nd anniversary with Founders' Day exercises in New York, March 7, with the presen…
…- tation of honorary degrees to 10 leaders of American religious, cultutral and humanitarian en- deavor. Dr. Nelson Glueck, president of the College-Institute, will confer the degrees at exercises at the New…
… Librarian; Philip M. Klutznick, president, Bnai Brith; Moses A. Leavitt, JDC executive vice- chairman; Samuel D. Leidesdorf, New York leader; Moshe Maisels, editor of Hadoar; Rabbi Max Reich- ler, Brooklyn…
… FRANKFURT (JTA) —Even though Gestapo service was hitherto excluded from the scope of a general pension law passed • some years ago, the Hesse Administrative Court has, in effect, removed the "discrim- ination…