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RESULUTIOH POSSIBLE “STEP FORWARD”
UNITED NATIONS. (JTA) -
Ambassador John Scali believes
Council’s
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Bertie G. Schwartz Award in the
category- of Jewish juveniles. In
the field of Yiddish poetry-. Meir
Stocker, author of Yiddish?
Land-Shaft (Jewish Landscape),
published by I. L Peretz
Publishing House, will receive
the Harry and Florence Kovner
Memorial Award. Sticker is the
city editor of the Yiddish daily.
Forward. Each of the awards
carries with it a S5OO prize and a
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works, done in the media of oils
as well as sculpture contrast life
prior to and during these events.
Solomon Barat, gallery
director, stated, “We are
offereing this exhibit marking
the 30th anniversary of the
destruction of European Jewry
with the hope that this
provocative exhibit will remind
the oldef generations of that
which they must never forget.
At the same time, we hope this
exhibition will teach the
younger generations what
happens when madness achieves
political power, and therefore
defend against the possibility of
this ever happening again
anywhere in the world.” Barat
was bom in Poland, spent the
war years in a Polish
concentration camp, and after
World War 11 emigrated to the
United States..
The four artists, all bom in
Eastern Europe, today are
residents and citizens of the
United States. They are: Ari,
born in the Ukraine; Paula
Metzner, bom in Poland; A. L,
Lass, bom in Poland; and
Nicolas Holodyk, born in the
Ukraine. Holodyk’s works have
been exhibited in Buenos Aires.
The works of the other three
have been shown widely
throughout the United States.
He did not deny direcdy that
his use of the word
“even-handed” and his
the cycle of
violence and counter-violence”
in his Security Council
statements before the April 21
vote, signaled “a new, slightly
cooler approach to Israel” by
the U.S. He added that they
“were not intended to signal any
shift in emphasis.” Scali said the
U.S. had been talking “very
candidly” with the Israeli
government but would not say- if
it has advised Israel not to
conduct future raids such as the
one on Beirut.
The Ambassador denied that
Arab oil pressures affected
American Middle East policies.
“Let me say that our energy-
crisis and the fact that most of
the oil is in the Arab countries
will not ever be a determining
factor in what our policy should
be in this part of the world.”
Jewish thought. The Bernard H.
Marks Award for a book of
Jewish history will be presented
for the first time to Dr. Arthur
J. Zuckerman, author of A.
Jewish Princedom in Feudal
France, 768-900 (Columbia
University Press.)
The Leon Jolson Award for a
book on the Nazi holocaust has
been won by Dr. Aaron Zeidin.
author of Veiterdike Lider Fun
Hurban Un Lider Fun Gloiben
Un Vanish Kortshaks Letzte
Gang (More Poems of the
Holocaust and Poems of Faith
and Vanish Kortshak’s Last
Walk), published by Gergen
Belzen Memorial Press. Robert
Kotlowitz, author of Somewhere
Else (Charterhouse, publisher),
has been named winner of the
William and Janice Epstein
Award in the field of Jewish
fiction.
For her book The Upstairs
Room (Thomas Y. Crowell
Arma
Galleries announced the opening
of an exhibition through June
depicting the art that is
representative of European
Jewish life in the small town or
“shted” prior to and during the
Nazi implementation of its
“final solution” of liquidating
Jews and other peoples. This
major thrust by the Nazis began
in 1943, 30 years ago.
The first art exhibit of its
kind in the United States, four
artists are represented in this
exhibit, all of whom are
originally Eastern Europeans,
whose lives were substantially
altered and changed by this Nazi
holocaust. Their representative
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JWB ANNOUNCES AWARDS
TO AUTHORS OF JEWISH
INTEREST BOOKS
NEW YORK, (JTA) - Seven
authors of books of Jewish
interest published during 1972
have been declared winners of
awards to be presented by- the
Jewish Book Council of the
National Jewish Welfare Board
(JWB) at its annual meeting at
the Park Avenue Synagogue on
May 20.
The literary awards are given
for outstanding works in the
fields of Jewish history-, the Nazi
holocaust, Jewish thought,
fiction, Yiddish poetry and
children’s books.
Elie Wiesel, author of Souls
on Fire (Random House), and
Dr. Samuel Sandmel, author of
Two Living Traditions: Essays
on Religion and the Bible
(Wayne Sure University Press)
will receive the Frank and Ethel
S. Cohen Awards in the field of
that the Security
resolution of April
condemning Israel for
commando raids on terrorist
headquarters in Lebanon “did
represent a small step forward”
in that it also included for the
first time, a condemnation of
terrorist violence. For that
reason the U.S. refrained from
vetoing the resolution, Scali
explanied in an interview on the
CBS Morning News television
program.
He said that another reason
why the U.S. chose to abstain
rather than exercise its veto
power was that a veto “might
have been seized on by the
hardliners and indeed some of
the fanatics on the Arab side as a
signal to launch attacks and
propaganda against the United
States, alleging that this proved
American complicity in the
American complicity
Israeli raid in Lebanon.”
The U.S. envoy said he
thought there are “definite
risks” in the Security Council’s
decision to undertake a general
review of the Middle East
situation next month. He said
that if the review is a calm
discussion of "what to do and
where the next step should be,
then conceivably it could be a
step forward. But I’m not
bursting with optimism that th s
will the case,” Scali added.
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