Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1951 — Page 13
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THE NATIONAL JEWISH POST
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Z.O.A.'i MOVE TO AFFILIATE WITH ISRAEL PARTY BAD
NAMES IN THE NEWS
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egg-shell will not produce a new chick. The claimants for status and charter and special privileges in Israel for the World Zionist Organization may be divided into two categories: those who are centered around the Silver camp argue on the proposition that the tall can grow a new lizard; those in the Goldmann camp, or others connected with the Jewish Agency, g^k to AH the egg-shell with white and yellow cottonwool, paste it together and pretend it Is
the same old egg.
Sometimes the lines get mixed. Thus, when
Mrs. Diggs Singled Out
•VWTHEN the 47 students par- ▼ ▼ tlcipatlng in the third an-
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YOU hit a lizard with a stick, the lizard will run away into " ^
T the bushes without its tail, which will remain behind, wiggling TF the names of its Jewish or- his enamored, was confiscated by week after a prolonged illness. * D "" I ganizations are confusing to the U.S. mUitary authorities and She was Mrs. Blanche J Shep.
r When a chick is hatched out of its egg, the egg shell remains, the American Jewish community, allotted for use by a U.S. diplo- anl. v-.:>■ of Dr. M\M>n
The lizard will grow a new tail, but the tali cannot grow a new imagine the difficulty of the ^
Tbe dll*, when It .row.-„_p, will !ay . new ,**. The ^ ^ dlpl'lTfn who Uter Hr. Ch.lm Weltm.nn. She
Jerusalem Post, only English was shifted to Israel. He in turn survived also by two son. and
language daily in Israel, last week printed the names of two totally unfamiliar U. S. organizations. One is the American Congress of Jewish Women. The other is the American JewlshChristian Committee for Israel. Best guess is that the first organization is the Council of Jew-
uuAttwA. Aiiuc, vviitrii — — - — ish tVomen (they provided toys
Emanuel Neumann, in the Zionist Quarterly, advocates a merger and sports equipment for chil»f the World Zionist Organization with the World Jewish Con- drer’s camps in Israel) and the press and the World Alliance for Hebrew Culture, he is proposing other is the American Christian i perfect combination for the shell, the white cottonwool and the Palestine Committee (they profellow cottonwool to make it look like a live egg. vided three scholarships for New
• York University’s workshop in f DO NOT mean to carry the simile too far. It applies only to Israel.) £ political and organizational mechanics of the proposed pro- •
}ects. The Zionist movement still has plenty of vitality left in it, Israel Sweepstakes plenty of a tradition of devotion to Israel, to lend itself to con- TT may not become as popular
version to new fuctions in acordanee with the new state of affairs. I m the U.S. as the Irish Sweep, ^tioTtothe has been inducted into the chap>t may be a good idea to merge the World Zionist Organization stakes lottery, but who knows? ‘ inclu(l ed also plaincy . . . Rabbi Sol landau with the World Jewish Congress and take in the Hebrew Alliance The Tel Aviv municipality has other suwem. _ Davld has b^ n elected spiritual leadas a minof-minor partner—though, I suspect, there is going to announced that the first 100,000 . Confer- ™ oi Congregation Agudes be a difference of opinion between the WZO and the WJC as to tickets in its lottery will go on TraUb ’ ^: hj ~: iaT1 „ . Tf , ws Achim in Newburgh. N. Y. This who should absorb whom. But the main question is one of real gale in August. The lottery sells enoe 01 summer he Is serving his secfunctions, not of mechanics. On that, all that both camps have to tickets for one Israel pound and • ond season with the Bethlehem, offer are glittering generalities, with no program of action to prizes range from one pound to Fertile Israel N H Hebrew Congregation Implement even the glimmerings of a program they propose. And i oo0 pounds. The municipal lot- ySRAEU’S reputation for fer u- njjbhi arw1 Mrs. Simon I.
_ 1 wU«f wet O r»» ch if «tnrv nf thp llZArd an+hnrizAd hv the
was RTUAlt'U lU laiat-A. XAC- - -s ' sold it to an Israeli when he was a daughter . . . The death of Ar* moved again. noW Schoenberg, world-famous
* modern music composer, who
passed away in his Los Angeles suburban home at the age of 76, was mourned by the Jewish
nual New York University work- community. Schoenberg fled his shop in Israel were welcomed ” ativ * Vi * n ™ carn# * to Cali *
personally by fornia wh<> n Hitler rose to powPrime Minister CT - He tau 8 ht music at thp Un * Ben-Curl on, who iver8lt y ot California until iiltook off a few ness forced hi * retirement six
moments from a y ears
strenuous elec- * tkm campaign, Witli The Rabbis
the head of the TJ ABBI Ralph ae Koven has Israel govern- XX. been named assistant spir-
BE DGUEION ment singled out itual leader and educational diDr Irene Diggs for special at- rector of Ahavas Aehlm Contention Dr. Diggs is the only gregation in Atlanta . . . Rabbi Negro attending the summer Arthur Hertzberg of Nashville
of Winthrop, Mass., an-
— nounce the birth of a son, Dov exhibited to a gawking press Martin on July n . Rabbi A. ' -* rr “ 1 Av, ’' , 17nn Tbe j, Abramowitz has been elect-
piemeni even i * tt
10 long as that is the approach, it is still the story of the lizard tery has been authorized by the X Uy got a big boost here this ste j n and the egg. Government to provide funds for week when sabras triplets were
Silver and Neumann have certain ideas about Israel which hospitals, have a good deal of wholesome truth in them. But they go about •
implementing them In about the same way as when they fought
the political battle for the Jewish State on the American scene. ™'‘ n ' h was divine They try to use the General Zionist Party In Israel as a means VV ^ f; lor pressuring Ben-Gurion, just as they used the Republican party ▼ ▼ retribution or " - J
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““silver hailed Ben-Gurlon'a menage to u,e Imi ZOA Convea. ^
Rabbi and Mrs. Simon L. Eck-
here at the Tel Aviv Zoo. The sabras are ostriches. Dr. A. Levitt, chairman of the Zoo board, said birth of ostriches in captiv-
ity is rare.
ed president of the Chicago Rabbinical Association . . . Rabbi and Mrs. Frank Rosenthal, ot Jackson. Mich., announce the birth of a daughter. Hannah Selma, on July 2 . . . Rabbi Ro-
l^-. O, poll, .u., avenues an,- da, dlvln, - U» hes,-loved Zlon. -- — -
„ _ „ _ it Qi me tion of th<> Week for The Post
„l rZer Itoo^vrii* i^age to the ZOA Ju*tlce Is In the tact that the VZ tots In the U.S . who had » a „ d M ,,.. r ,, vld ^rnrrtUnUrX^nveyed hy Senator" Boh Wagner. ^."fthaTaltoit .Ty Cedar,.,,™, ot Chicago,
atter. he «1U had to light Roosevelt s unwillingness to grant offl- » «n,,"n. The «r. oUl er Hying person, died las, '“l
rial sutn. to me Zlonlsto. Dttto with B.G. Silver's ntessag, to birthday gift eg the feuhrer to other living person, died las, Dew<?v on the ovc of elections in 1948 was ft glaring example j # rp. 70 a ha*? stid-
The ZOA is trying to run it* sister party from here.
It jupt won’t work.
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or apparent succesfr—of a temporary nature. But, whether it succeeds or it does not, the basic problems are different and the ahnilarity of approach can hardly inspire confidence in the re•ourcefulnese or in the usefulness of the present policy.
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COURSE, Israel has made mistakes. Its government has blundered badly In the matter of private investments from
nounce the birth of a son. Jesse Michael, on July 6 . . . Rabbi Joseph H. Ehrenkranz of Stamford, Conn., will enter the chaplaincy in August . . . Rabbi B. Leon Hurwitz, formerly spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Sholom, in Alberta. Canada, has assumed this duties as rabbi of Temple Beth Zion in Brookline, Mass. He is a former Hillel
emment as the work progresses. What the ZOA is doing is to
X w k mass. «e is a numci iahi-..
TJLANCHE Shepard was too young to die. Too young, not only p oun dation Counsellor at the Unfl because she was fifty-five years old, but because she was one jversity of Alberta . . . Rabbi of the few people you knew of whom you could be sure they Walter S. Wvrzburger of Con-
id age graceiuuj. gregation Chai Odom, DorchesShe had grace, and poise, and tact, and savoir-faire. She had teri Mass., was presented by his good" judgment, ability to work well, she was a good technician, wife with an infant son as a
ry to change the Government in Israel before starting on P ri ^ ^ She^camT from'a"' Tamil v of Zionists and scholars and spent ?>£ d" d^Z from Harvard Un- =“, :r s rjr^ n r^y h *^ j. s h^rurri^ _
rtth factionalism. tr ’ k the art 0 f living, of being useful and of making herOf course, the ZOA has a legal and constitutional right to , ^he j u L ing by her end, she knew the art ote itself into an affiliation with the General Zlo s - ^ su ” erlnf , in gHence while retaining her charm and her smile.
She died too young.
But what good will It do?
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The argument advanced te that the Labor Honists in America we affiliated with Mapai. The Labor Zionists is a small sectarian group. The ZOA, until now, has been a mass movement. The more they attach themselves to a political party in Israel, the more they will lose their character as a mass movement and the more they will turn themselves into a sect. Signs of it are already evident. If at least, they gained in quality what they are losing in
quantity, it would not be so bad. But have they gained in quality?
The Labor Zionists started forty years ago, when the shape of things in the future Jewish State had to be determined mostly
A fishing village has been founded at Elath by 20 fishermen.
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rom the diaspora. The ZOA has started, officially at least three
ears after the State has come into existence. The Labor Zionists - —
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