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Tlfrfe News Flashes—Around the World by Nazis between 1933 and 1!M5," specifying that prosecuf a a UIM/B UU U a tion for such crimes may be begun any time in the future "withThe Women's Division of the Jewish Piiilanthropies Campaign will hold their anout any time limitation." nual city-wide dessert luncheon on Wednesday, April 7 at 12:30 p.m. at Beth Israel Synagogue, 52nd and Charles Street. Guest speaker will be Rabbi Daniel Jeremy Silver, spirNEW YORK (JTA)—A non- itual leader of The Temple in Cleveland, Ohio—one of the largest Reform Congregations Jewisli San Francisco educator in the United States. who died here recently has left Rabbi Silver was a confir- ' " ~ ~ " his entire estate ol nearly $50,- mand of the temple which he her of the Executive Board of 000 to Israeli causes. now serves as successor to his the Cleveland Jewish FederaProfessor John Lewis Horn father, the late Dr. Abba Hillel tion; President of the Cleveland Uequesteu 75 per cent of his Silver. An honor graduate of Zionist Society; Co-chairman of VIENNA (JTA)—Austria's Cab- estate to the Jewish National Harvard University, he was or- tho Greater Cleveland Conferinet ha;; voted to amend the Fund and tho balance to Youth dained Rabbi at the Hebrew Col- ence on Religion and Race, and Criminal Code, providing that no Aliyah. Prof. Horn and his late lege in 1<J52 and received his a member of the Commission on r.tntute of limitations would wife visited Israel together in Doctor of Philosophy degree Jewish education. Some time before his from the University of Chicago. operate in this country In re- 1954. Writer and Kditor gard to arrest, prosecution and death, Prof. Horn also contributActive Leader In addition, Rabbi Silver is ed money to the JNF for the espunishment for capital crimes. Rabbi Silver is an active parThe amendment included speci- tablishment of a pioneering out- ticipant in numerous humani- editor of the Central Conference fically "all crimes committed post. tarian movements. He is a mem- of American Rabbis Journal, and edited "In Time of. Harvest. Essays in Honor of Abba Hillel Silver on the Ocassion of his Seventieth Birthday," which was a living tribute to his late father. Among his publications is a Ignoring the snow and the icy collection of essays, "From the winds, a hardy group of men Rabbi's Desk." His book, "Maimet at 8 a.m. on March 24 to monidcan Criticism and the hear Paula Borcnslcin, a repMaimomdean Controversy, 1180resentative of the Joint Distri1240" will be published in the Kabbi Silver bution Committee in Paris, and near future. to receive their instructions ai Division Chairman, and her CoImportant Meeting workers in the men's division Chairmen, Mines. Alfred FiedAirs. JVI. A. Venger, Women's ler, of tho Jewish Philanthropies Ernest J. Hochster and I. M. campaign. Liberman have stressed the importance of this meeting for all 'Dollars for Dignity' the women in the community. Mrs. Borenstein. spoke at five "I know," said Mrs. Venger, women's meetings during her "That Rabbi Silver has a mesbrief visit in Omaha, and con"Cf Washington (JTA)—The House sage of importance for all of us. cluded her Omaha visit by adI urge the women of Omaha to of Representatives has approved dressing the final worker's meetthe Johnson Administration's $1,- take advantage of the opportuing in the Men's division. Warm, 300,000,000 aid-to-education bill, nity to hear this brilliant and personable, and devoted to the many clauses of which had been dynamic young leader. work of the J.D.C., Mrs. Borenattacked by Jewish organizastein verbalized a vivid picture Brief messages of welcome tions as contrary to the princi- witt be oiiered by Leo Eisenof the plight of tho refugee toples of church-state separation. statt, General Campaign Chairr day. She told of her personal experiences as a victim and Orthodox Jewry had, on the man and Milton R. Abrahams, Paula liorcnstcin meets with workers of Men's Division on survivor of the Nazi concentrawhole, however, supported those President of the Omaha Jewish final Ian of Omaha visit. tion camps. very provisions in the bill. Federation. needs dependent on campaign Passover Program The clauses in the measure to "It was your dollars" she said Mrs. Harry Sidman, President Mrs. Borenstein told of the funds. The more men who be- which a wide variety of Jewish of the Beth Israel Sisterhood is "that provided food and clothJDC efforts in behalf of refugees come aware of these needs, the organizations objected included ing for me when I came out of chairman of the social arrange; the concentration camp. Because and destitute Jews all over the more successful our campaign special services and arrange- ments. Decorations are being world to be able to observe the will be. I know that the men of ments such as shared-time of your dollars/1 can now hold handled by Mmes. Abe Markomy head up high as a useful Passover holiday. "The bread of our community will respond to classes, counseling and mobile vitz, Meyer Beber and Sara member of society, What you homclcssncss Is very bitter lu- their responsibilities once they units to be provided to students Garrop. ore known." have done for me, remains to decd" she concluded. in parochial and other private be done for countless others. Workers thanked schools, and $100,000,000 for Workers Knlhiisiaslid' "My warmest thanks goes to free textbooks and library maMarlon Somberg, chairman of "There are thousands of fellow Jews whoso only mistake the men's division, expressed the many men who have volun- terials to students in both public was being born in the wrong his appreciation to the workers teered their time and efforts as and private schools, including country. I have witnessed the for their efforts. "Tho men's di- workers in this campaign," Mr. parochial schools.1 The bill now pathetic sight of men, who were vision is off to a good start" he Somberg concluded, goes to the Senate , where a comNEW YORK (JTA)—Senator formerly professional men or said. "The- enthusiasm of our mittee has already approved the Jacob K, Javits urged Jews to MEN'S DIVISION workers coupled with their successful business men, remeasure. President J o h n s o n MAJORS help Negroes get the same duced to the indignity of stand- known ability to produce results the House action as "the rights for which their own parGary Goldstein hailed ing in a soup line for a sparse is a good indication that our di- Jack Conn greatest break-through in the adents and grandparents had como Donald Nogg ration of food. I thank you for vision will respond to the needs Max Crounse of education since the to the United States. Ray Somberg vance what you have done for me. I Mrs. Borenstein described. In Jim Farber Constitution was written." "Negroes came to this counRichard Fellman beg you to use your dollars to addition, we have made a contry two years before the PilKalleman, Harold give dignity buck to the others centrated effort to inform the Abramson, Alvln Klalman, Denlomin Paul grims landed at P l y m o u t h Koiill, Jirolcl men of Omaha of the local Alpcrson, as well." Dclorade, Ed Koopcr"/ Howard Rock," he told the biennial conDernsleln, Tom Kronlz. Sheldon vention of the National Council Kuke, Marvin Block, Al Kushncr, Marshall Oogdanolf/ uadora of Jewish Women meeting at Lazer, Maury E. Braun, Gene Upp, Morrlo the WaMorl-Astaia. "But iho nrotikoy, Peter Lustaorlcn, Stcvo Urodkey, Ron trip to the county court house Mayer, Josef nrodkey, Sheldon MclchM, Samuel Brown, Ellloi RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA)— to register to vote is still longer Meycrson, Owen Cohen, James Newman* Marvin Cohen,' Jtrry The president of Brazil appoint- for them than the trip our parNewman, Murray Cohen, Seymour Hoodie, Harlan ed Gen. Rafael Zippin, a Jew, ents took across an ocean." ^orcn, stieldon Novak* Nate Crondclt, Sol Whitney M. Young, Jr., execas president of the Federal SavPoIlacK, Larry Crounse, Max Prlesman, ErnH Crounse, Paul ings Bank of the State of Rio utive director of the National Ravttz, Harry Datin; Jerry t . RIIMn, Sam Urban League, at the same conGrande do Sol. Erman, MIHO " Ross, Al»ln Feldmon, Mlks Ruben, Bernard Gen. Zippin, active in the Jew- vention panel on civil rights, FOK, Al Schrooor, Phil Frankei, Dean ish community of this city as urged Jews to help Negroes Stool, Fred Freeman, Jerry Shyken, Sam well as nationally, has partici- achieve the same ku\d ol high, FrledtanaV Davo Sl&orln, Harold Frohmon. Warner pated in the United Israel Cam- educational standards they had Sommer, Bernard Gercllck, Gary Spelolemon, Sidney succeeded in winning for themGlllnsky, Larry paign in this country, Spunoer*/ Davo Cllmorc. Maurlca selves. Both Senator Javits and Tully, Stuart Gllnlck, jerry Wclnsr, Ken Glvot, MVOX Welnhoff, Harold NEW YORK (JTA)—Professor Mr. Young expressed reservaGlarer, Rlctiord Wol«, Md Greenb&rd, Dernft Abraham Joshua Heschel, one tions about giving support to Weielman, Ervyln Harrli, sbolly Wlno, Davo Holiorman, Jerry of the world's'. leading Jewish Dr. Martin Luther King's call vllnlrou'J, Grnlo Kctm, Morccl Wlntroub, Leon scholars and-professor of Jcw- lor a boycott oi Alabama prodLarge group of Mcu's Division workers attend meeting with Kalman, Saul "Wlnlroub, Richard ucts. Koilow, Howard (Continuea oa Pago 2) Paula Boremtcln. . ISTANBUL (JTA)—A $30,000,000 trade agreement has been signed in Ankara between Turlecy and Israel under which Israel will export to Turkey $13,500,000 in products. That will be $2,000,000 more in Israeli exports than last year. Israel will export phosphates, chemicals, parts and other industrial products and will import mainly farm products from Turkey.
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