The Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 7, 1951 Page: 3 of 12
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JUNE 7. 1951
THE JEWISH HERALD-VOICE
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THESE ARE
THE DREAMS
The dream of a haven for the home-
less and oppressed among the Jewish
people...
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strong and independent...
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BOSTON, (JTA) — Lee M.
Friedman, attorney and collec-
tor of Hebraica and Judaica
day this week while firemen
and the police bomb squad
darkness lighted by the deeply
etched sights and sounds of
his beloved city, Hayim, who
knows every corner of Jeru-
salem, takes the audience to
its warm, pulsing heart Here
it is, with its bustling cosmo-
politan air, its sense of the past
and present, merging to forge
a great city of the future.
The meeting will be sponsor-
ed by the Houston Branch, La-
bor Zionist Organization of A-
merica (Poale Zion).
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HEBREW TO BE TAUGHT AT
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON
A class in elementary He-
brew, both conversational and
classical, will be given at the
University of Houston, beginn-
ing with the Fall Term. The
instruction will be under the
supervision of the Department
of Religion and Philosophy, and
classes will be given twice a
week, for an hour and a half
each session, with three credits
for each term.
The course has been started
at the initiative of the Hillel
Society of the University. Rab-
bi Wm. S. Malev, of Congrega-
tion Beth Yeshurun, will be the
instructor. All those interested
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PRESENT 20 mu
IN AECITAL JUNE is
Max Hornstein will present
twenty pupils in a recital al
Carter’s Music Hall on June 15,
at 7:30 p. m., to which the pub-
lic is cordially invited.
Pupils taking part in the re-
cital will be: Martha Jean Gog-
democracy, dealing as an equal with
world famous conductors, are
believed to have cancen^ their
engagements to conduct at the
1951 Salzburg Music Festival
because of the recent anti-Jew-
ish excesses by police and neo.
Nazis in Salzburg it wm learn-
NEW ISRAELI MOVIE TO BE
SHOWN AT LABOR ZI0NISTS
MEETING JUNE 27TB
A new Israeli movie, “Jeru-
salem — My City,” will be
shown at the mass meeting on
Wednesday, June 27, 8 p. m.,
at the Jewish Community Cen-
ter. There will be no admission
charge, and no funds will be
solicited.
The film, “Jerusalem — My
City,” is a production of the
United Palestine Appeal, and
is the story of a blinded Israel
veteran who tells the great
story of modern Jerusalem, the
capital of the Jewish State. His
__this week was elected presi-
should contact the Beth Yeshur ‘ dent of the board of trustees of
concerned over the unfavorable
reaction the incidents caused
overseas. The head of the pro-
vincial government, Dr. H.
Klaus, told the Salzburg ™<in
cil that the incidents have done
the province much harm and
Enjoy
DEparous FOOD an
at the Salzburg festival because
many American and British
tourists have already cancelled
reservations for the event
YIDDISH DALLS REEEIVE
BOMB THREAT
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
pied by the Yiddish dalies,‘the
Forward and The Day, were
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Barbara Moore, Beverly Jean
Brasseal, J. T. McKeon. Robert
Thomas, and Major J. D. Tar-
button.
11th summer season on Sunday,
July 18. Since its facilities are
limited, the committee urges
parents to register their boys
and girls early by addressing
the Camp
Main Street
YOU CAN BUY
ISRAEL BONDS TODAY
3% % Coupon Bonds from $500 to $100,000— Savings Bonds from
$50 to $10,000— Maturity Value 150% of Issue Amount
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TOSCAMINI REPORTEDLY
REFUSED TO COMDUCT
SALZBURG FETE —
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VIENNA, (JTA) —
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Austrian officials are
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receipt of anonymous telephon-
ed warnings that time bombs
had been placed in both. A
search failed to uncover any
explosives and the 1,000 people
evacuated from the buildings
were permitted to return.
MANVN
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AMERICAN "nendovolopment CORPORATION FOR ISRAEL
CAMP BONIM
Since its founding in 1941 by
Jacob Levin, who has also been
its director during the decade
of its existence, Camp Bonim
has served more than 700 boys
and girls from over 40 com-
munities in Texas, Oklahoma,
Louisiana, Kansas, and Colora-
do. Its truly Israel aspect, its
location, as well as the planned
educational, athletic, and work
programs have made Camp
Bonim the ideal summer spot
for Southwest Jewish Youth.
Sabbath is observed in true
traditional manner, and the di-
etary laws are strictly adhered
to.
Camp Bonim will open its
State of Israol Bonds
STATE NATIONAL BLDG., Room 1109
412 Mail Street, Houston, Texas
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Prospeduses and subscriplion blanks may be oblained at the above addr:
These are the dreams which have found reality in the State of
Israel. These are the dreams which will find greater fulfill-
ment through the $500,000,000 State of Israel Bond issue.
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White, D. H. The Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 7, 1951, newspaper, June 7, 1951; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1526839/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .