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Louis Lipsky
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Receives" Award
Zionists to Hear Western Leaders
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The Henrietta Szold Award for Distinguished Humanitarian
Service, conferred annually to perpetuate the memory of the
Founder of Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America,
was presented last week to Louis Lipsky, honorary chairman of the
American Zionist Council and dean of American Zionism. Shown
presenting the ward to Mr. Lipskymwhich carries with it a $1,000
gift---is Mrs. llerman Shulman (left) former pr.esident of Ha
and chairman of the Henrietta Szold Award Committee; as Dr.
Miriam Freund, national president of Hadassah (right) looks on.
More than 1,000 Hadassah leaders from all sections of the United
States, witnessed the ceremonies at New York's Hotel Waldorf-
Astoria. Previous recipients of the award include former President
Harry S. Truman; Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt; Senator Herbert H. Leh-
man; Dr. Selman A. Waksman, Nobel Prize winner for the discovery
of streptomycin; Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas; Dr.
Isldor L Rabi, Nobel Prize winner in nuclear physics; attd Dr.
Mordecai M. Kaplan, professor of philosophies of religion at the
Jewish Theological Seminary of America.
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Jr. High.School Youth Needs of Refugees
To Aid Hungarian and I To Be Met by U.J.A.
Egyptian Refugees I (Continued from Page 1)
/refugees from Austria and other
Junior High School boys and/staging areas in Europe to Israel'•
girls are invited to attend a par- The Agency is providing for the
ty for the benefit of Hungarian
and Egyptian refugees in Israel,
to be held on Sunday, February
10 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the Jew-
lsh Community Center, it was an-
nounced today by Mrs. Fred
Goldstein, chairman of tile Zion-
1st Youth Commission.
"Price of admission is at least
• one article of clothing to be sent
to Israel for the use of these refu-
gees arrivin daily in Israel.
An evening of fun including
dancing and games, is promised.
Soft drinks will be provided and
the boys and girls should bring
a box supper.
The Zionist Youth Commission
which is sponsoring this affair
wishes to give Junior High stu-
"dents an opportunity to help re-
lieve the suffering of Hungarian
Jews fleeing Communist oppres-
sion, as well as the newest vic-
tims of Nasser-inspired terror
the Jews who were forced to
leave Egypt, and leave their
homes and possessions behind.
Members of the Zionist Youth
• Commission, of which Mrs. Gold-
.stein is chairman are the follow-
.ing: Ben Asia, Dr. Morris Bay,
and the Mesdames F. Katz, B.
• Lippman, Max Silver, M. Stusser
and M. Zak. Mrs. Harry Pass
president of Seattle Chapter Ha-
dassah is an ex-officio member
of the Commission, as is Rabbi
Joseph Wagner, president of the
Seattle Zionist District. Other ex-
officio members are Mrs. Jack
ldinsky, Mr. E. Berlatsky, and
Rabbis Maimon, Appel and Ka-
hen.
PARIS (JTA) m The National
Federation of Deportees and In-
ternees protested to the French
Government of the appointment
of Hans Speidel, one-time Nazi
Gene/-al and Nazi Chief of the
General Staff as commander of
the Central European Sector of
NATO.
reception and immediate care of
these newcomers, as well as for
their absorption during the first
year after their arrival in Israel.
The Agency is, in addition, fur-
nishing transportation to all ref-
ugees without means who want
to resettle in Israel. "
To meet this critical situation
in the next 60 days, Mr. Rosen-
wald said, the UJA is appealing
to the U.S. Jewish community to
act quickly in rallying support
for the $100,000,000 Emergency
Rescue Fund to save and resettle
100,000 Jews from Egypt, Hun-
gary and other Eastern European
countries and from North Africa
Gifts sought for the $100,000,000
Emergency Rescue Fund will be
over and above contributions to
the regular 1957 UJA campaign.
The Emergency Rescue Fund will
be used to transport and resettle
in Israel and other free world
countries the 100,000 Jewish refu-
gee men, women and children
from EgyPt, HIgaZT, other Eu,
ropean countries and North
Africa. '"" ":'
Haifa Phone000000Mls Short
HAIFA, (JTA)Naming no of-
fenders, an Israel telephone serv-
ice" official reported this week
that a mechanical system of
keeping Haifa users from talking
too much was working fine•
Mr. M. Y. Guy, director of En-
gineering Services and Tele-
phones, said that the limited fa-
cilities of Israel's telephone serv-
ice made it urgent to keep calls
short.
It was decided that the best ap-
proach was to install a time met-
ering system by which users are
charged for the length of a call,
without any minimum period.
Mr. Guy explained carefully
that this procedure was,approved
to "encourage brief calls" and
thus to free the overburdened
lines for other "subscribers•"
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Noted Speaker
Dr. Morton J. Robbins, of Nash-
ua, N.II., a national vice-president
of the Zionist Organization of
America and founder and na-
tional president of the American
Physicians Fellowship Committee
of the Israel Medical Association
will be the featured speaker at
the annual American Zionist
Fund Dinner to be held on Tues-
day, March 5 at 6:30 p.m. at Nor.
way Center, it was announced by
Rabbi Joseph II. Wagner, Presi-
dent of the Seattle Zionist Dis-
trict.
Dr. Robbins is outstanding in
many fields; is presently serving
on the Board of the American
Association of Jewish Education;
is a member of the American As-
• sociation for the Advancement of
Science and is the' former Na-
tional Chairman of the American
Zionist Youth Commission.
Dr. Robbins was a lieutenant
colonel in the Army Medical
Corps with three and a half years
in the :European theater of oper-
ations.
Dr. Charles Fine will serve as
dinner chairman, with Joseph
Gluck as co-chairman. Chairmar
of the arrangements committee is
Morris B. Hanan, and P. Allen
Rickles is chairman of the hospi-
tality committee.
The proceeds of the dinner will
be earmarked for Zionist public
relations work, and there will be
no solicitation of funds that eve-
ning, Rabbi Wagner states• Tick-
ets are available at $25.00 per
couple.
Federated Fund
Elects Officers
(Continued from Page 1)
as follows: Mrs. Wm. S. Wienir,
President; Mrs. Wm. Warshal and
Mrs. Louis Rubin, Vice Presi-
dents; Mrs. Max Efron, Recording
Secretary and Mrs. John Machlis,
Correstmnding Secretary: Board
members were: Mrs. Jack Ep-
stein, Mrs. Paul Friedlander, Mrs.
Abe J. Goldman, Mrs. Aaron
Katsman, Mrs. Louis Katsman,
Mrs. Archie S. Katz, Mrs. Irving
J. LevJne, Mrs. Alvin Luchs, Mrs.
Philip Narodick, Mrs. Isadore
Schlesinger and Mrs. Irving St-
dell.
Honorable Raanan Siren, Con-
,ul General of Israel for the 11
Western States was the speaker
for this annual meeting and fol-
lowing his clear-cut presentation
of Israel's current need and its
position in the present World
crisis, a quqstion and answer pe-
riod enued. , '
$.A.M.•MOTHERS: g WIVES
CLUBTO MEET FEB. 6
The Sigma Alpha Mu Mothers'
and .Wives' Club will hold an
evening meeting to facilitate at-
tendance by the working moth-
ers, and in order for the fathers
to attend as guests. The meeting
will take place on Wednesday,
February 6 at 8 p.m. at the Chap-
ter House. Mrs. George Sntder is
program chairman and announces
that Rabbi Singer of Temple De
Hirsch will be the guest speaker.
An informal coffee hour will
follow the meeting. Mesdames
Hymen Funk, Ed Berkman and
I. Maimon will be hostesses for
this evening. All members and
their husbands are cordially in-
vited to attend.
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Pledge Cooperation in
Meeting 1957 Needs
Full enlistment of all segments
of Jewish communities in meet-
ing critical humanitarian =leeds
overseas and strengthening of
Jewish institutions in this coun-
try was pledged ast week at the
closing session of the Western
States Regional Assembly of the
Council of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds, held in San
Francisco.
The conference also pledged
more intensive efforts in the de-
velopment of non-institutional
services t3 supplement care of
the aged in order to assure maxi-
mum benefit to the growing aged
population.
To assure the continuity of able
leadership in community re-
sponsibilities, workshop leaders
stressed the need to institute pro-
grams to develop young adults in
the leadership responsibilities of
essential community services.
Principal speaker at-the assem-
bly was Samuel Goldsmith, Ex-
ecutive President of the Jewish
Federation of Chicago.
Participating in the assembly
from Seattle were Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Rackow, Dr. and Mrs.
S. Harvard Kaufman, and the
Messrs. Arthur Farber, Morton
Cone and Samuel G. Holcenberg.
Bernard Rackow spoke to the
conference on, "Program and
Needs of Casework Agencies In
Intermediate Cities," and Arthur
Farber was the speaker on the
session 'on, "Integration of Serv-
ices and Development of New
Resources for the Aged and/or
Chronically Ill." Acting as con-
sultants were Morton Cone and
Samuel Holcenberg, the latter
during the session on, "Financing
Community Responsibilities in
1957," and Morton Cone on the
"Training and Integrating New
Leadership In Campaigning and
Policy-making."
SAN FRANCISCO ARRIVAL
Seattle friends will be pleased
to hear of the birth of'a
Jonathan Maxim, on January 10
to Mr. and Mrs. R. Daniel Kahn
of San Francisco. Mrs. Kahn is
the former Shirley Waxman, who
graduated from the University
of Washington, and who has
made her home in the California
city, since receiving her Mas*
ter's Degree from Smith College,
Jonathan joins a brother, Louis
Alexander. Mrs. Charles Wax-
man of this city is the proud
Isadore Samuels, president of
Denver Board of Education, VJJ
elected president of National Je tw
ish Hospital at Denver. He is tJl
ninth head of the well-known, fro4
non-sectarian medical center LO
tuberculosis and chest diseases si 9
its opening in 1899. A leading in I1
ance man, Mr. Samuels was N
merly president of the Denver Ce
munity Chest, chairman of the D$
ver Board of Recreation, vice-pie
ident of the Denver Chamber |
Commerce and of the Denver Sf|
phony Orchestra, and trustee of IP-tf|
National Association of Life Uml |
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:Diary 0f Anne Frank
Seen in Tel Aviv ,
TEL AVIV.--An all-Jewish ai
dience was stirred last week
the "Diary of Anne Frazal
which was performed for the fitt
time in Hebrew by the Habits
Theatre here• Unlike the Gerna
and Dutch audiences, which We
too stunned by the drama to ff
plaud, the Israelis recalled ttl!
performers and director for r,
peated curtain calls. The plaY
p
about eight Jews who hid fr0
the Nazis for two years in
Amsterdam attic•
After the final curtain, a cabl!
to Anne Frank s father, the o 11
occupant of the attic to surviV.
the war, was read to the atidl:
ence. The message said that tla
f
Habimah Theatre proposed to
plan an Anne Frank Forest iP
the Jerusalem Hills•
Memorial To Be Establishcel
An Anne Frank Memorial, dt
signed to assist young Isra
writers has been established
the American-Israel C u 1 t u r
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grandmother, total of $5,000 will be distribut e
over a five-year period. lL
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Chagall Art Center News Briefs go
Dedicated in Israel NEW YORK: Will MaslO I -.h.POlio'. has
HAIFA--(JTA)Mare Chagall legal expert in the field of' ci[ wa __
has a villa in Nice, France, but rights and civil liberties,' la| tic,'am' "'- to
his heart is in Safed, Israel. been appointed director of |
The world-famous Jewish ar- newly-established Department :|
tist toured Safed after ceremo- Public Affairs of the Ameri¢|
nies in Haifa at which a Marc Jewish Congress, it was |
• ;'#!
Clmgall Art Center was dedi- nounced by Isaac Toubm A._!,|
cated to him last week. Congress executive director. |
During his visit with his wife
to SaTed, the artist was offered
a half-acre plot on Mount Canaan
on which to build a home. Moved
alm'ost to tears, Mr. Chagall
seized the guest book at the
Herzlia Hotel, where the offer
was made, and in it he drew a
heart, pierced with an arrow. He
wrote in Yiddish: "I hope I shall
come here soon."
Tle 30,000 pound Chagall Art
Center was started 18 months
ago and financed partly by con:
tributions eL Israeli artists, each
of whom contributed one of his
works as a gift. The municipality
contributed 10,000 pounds and
became the formal owner.
Maslow, who headed on AII
the ;'
Congress' Commission :|
and Social Action from its fOvizi
ing in 1945 through 1956, v/i!li
also reain his post as e':
counsel of the organizatiogn? n
WASHINGTON, D. C.
President's proposal to stren
and defend the Middle East
important step, but it does
come to grips wtii the
regional conflicts: that
Colpmunist. aggression, R ab
Philip Bernstein, Chairmaa
tim American Zonist
zfor Pblic Affairs, told the
Foreign Affairs Committee
week.
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