Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1975 — Page 5
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Friday, July 25, 1975
THE JEWISH POST
M. Z. Frank Grove
ISAIAH FUND
Campaign Launched
REACHES GOAL
The campaign to plant a grove of trees in Israel for the late M.Z. Frank, whose column a-ppeared in The Post and Opinion for more than a quarter of a century and whose role in the Zionist Movement as a theoretician, historian and commentator was hardly matched, is off and running. We are not placing any limit on the amount of money required, but would assume that $5,000 would probably be suf-
ficient.
Since the funds will all be channeled through the Jewish National Fund, they will be tax deductible. What will be required will be large gifts, but small gifts also will be most acceptable. In good Jewish tradition several of the contributions thus far are in the amount of $18, the number which represents Chai, or Life in Hebrew. All gifts will be acknowledged in The Post and Opinion. Mr Frank and his beloved wife were the victims of an
M.Z. FRANK GROVE CONTRIBUTIONS Jacob Arvey, Chicago $ 49.00 Irving Norry, Rochester 18.00 Ann Robison, Teaneck, N.J N) Fred Kahan, Los Angeles 18.00 Mary Fisher, Chicago 5 00 Arthur Rabin, River Edge, N.J 3.00 Isidore Ash, Pittsburgh 3.00 Jeanette Zeif, San Francisco 2.00 TOTAL $116 00
A final gift of $49 from Samuel Cherrick, of St. Louis, brought the campaign to rise $650 to inscribe the name, Isaiah, on the Isaiah Wall at the United Nations Plaza in New York to a successful conclusion. The work of appending the name, “Isaiah” to the famous quotation of the Hebrew Prophet is expected to proceed promptly. A photograph of the completed inscription will be printed as soon as the work is accomplished. The famous quotation reads: “THEY SHALL beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks: nation shall not lift up sword against nation v neither shall they learn war anymore.”
Appreciated Informative Column M.Z. Frank Grove: A collection of funds for a Garden of Trees in Israel would be a very deserving tribute to M.Z. Frank and his wife. My husband and t appreciated his informative, educational column. I enclose $5.00 for the trees. Hope you get a good response. We enjoy The Post and Opinion, which we read from cover to cover. MARY FISHER 2545 W Catalpa Ave., Chicago
Fred Kahan Contributes Too M.Z. Frank Grove: It is a privilege to join you and the thousands of friends of M.Z. Frank in paying tribute to his beloved memory through the establishment of a grove of trees in Israel. I have been an ardent admirer of M.Z. from the early years of our friendship to the last column he had written. May the G-d of Zion rest his soul and may you be blessed for the mitzvah which you are performing. FRED KAHAN Executive vice president, Western Region, Jewish National Fund
Obituary Louis Kraft Succumbs At 84
NEW YORK - The man who was a factor in building the Jewish Centers into the institution in Jewish life they are today, Louis Kraft, was being mourned by thousands who came in contact with him in positions he held from 1921 to 1938 and later until 1947 when he resigned as executive director of the National Jewish Welfare Board. He was 84 years old. He had been president of the National Conference on Jewish Communal Service and
most of the other Jewish social worker organizations.
Rabbi Julius Gutmann
TROY, N Y. - Rabbi Julius K. Gutmann, who served Temple Brith Sholom here for 30 years, died at the age of 68. He served as president of t h e Troy Area Clergy Association and the Capital District Board of Rabbis.
automobile accident. They were run down while visiting in Montreal, a city where the Franks had many friends and where he was an editor before moving to the United States.
M.Z. Frank Was Haimish M.Z. Frank Grove: Please find enclosed a check to go to M.Z. Frank's favorite charity in his memory. We, my husband and I, so admired his literary contributions to your publication. He w-as “haimish,’’ easy to read and understand What a great mind he had! We miss his articles very much. In addition to the foregoing, 1 wish to express our appreciation for your very informative and lucid publication Several of our friends also subscribe. May your subscription list grow from strength to strength. JEANETTE ZEIF 2819 Cabrillo, San Francisco
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M.Z. Frank A Great Man M.Z. Frank Grove: By way of proving that I read your paper, I am making a second response to a contribution appeal, in this case, in memory of M.Z. Frank, a great man who contributed greatly to the growth of Israel IRVING S. NORRY Rochester, N Y.
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