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George Antheil SIP Cover FALL.qxp_Layout 1 2018-11-04 12:30 PM Page 1 THE ISRAEL PHILATELIST JOURNAL OF ISRAEL PHILATELISTS INC. FALL 2018 DEVOTED to the PHILATELY of the HOLY LAND and JUDAICA q VOL. LXIX NO. 4 USA/ISRAEL HANUKKAH JOINT ISSUE IN THIS ISSUE A Story or a Tall Tale? 28 Hanukkah Stamps 30 Benny and the Jets 42 Ebba Lund, The Girl in the Red Cap 51 Ottoman Period Perfins 5 4 SIP Cover FALL.qxp_Layout 1 2018-11-04 12:30 PM Page 1 THE ISRAEL PHILATELIST 2018 Society of Israel Philatelists Fundraising Campaign JOURNAL OF ISRAEL PHILATELISTS INC. FALL 2018 DEVOTED to the PHILATELY of the HOLY LAND and JUDAICA q VOL. LXIX NO. 4 Combined Gifts - Endowment Fund & Web Archive Library Fund KING DAVID QUEEN ESTHER MOSES Level MIRIAM Level Level Level Leland Abbey Elaine Frankowski Harriet Epstein Todd Heller Ken Horner Irwin Math Steven & Debbie Arthur Liberman Stephen & Laura Olson Sid Morginstin - in Graham David Lukoff Philanthropic Fund memory of Gary Luxton 2 - Anonymous Walter Levy Charyl Morginstin Lt. Col Shimon Stone Dr. Hilton Segal Robert Waldman Ret. USMC Amy Wieting Total Contributions for Combined Funds - $4,360 USA/ISRAEL HANUKKAH JOINT ISSUE Thank YOU for your generous support! Gifts directed to the Digital Archive Library Fund KING DAVID QUEEN ESTHER MOSES Level MIRIAM Level Level Level Dr. Sasha Englard C. Daniel Askin Sam Adicoff Harvey Greenstein Saul Frommer 1 - Anonymous Michael Landau Arthur Harris - in Susan March Sid Morginstin - in memory of Robert J Cohen Martin Richards memory of Charyl IN THIS ISSUE Jacques Remond David Scherr Morginstin A Story or a Tall Tale? 28 Howard Rotterdam 1 - Anonymous David Solomon Louis Schonfeld Hanukkah Stamps 30 Richard Uria Benny and the Jets 42 Benjamin Wallace Ebba Lund, The Girl in the Red Cap 51 Ottoman Period Perfins 5 4 Total Gifts for Digital Archive Library Fund - $2,284 The 2018 Fundraising Campaign kicked off in October, 2017. Contributions acknowledged here received through July 2018. Sincerest thanks go out to our wonderful members for your kind support. All monetary gifts are fully tax-deductible. For more information, please contact the Endowment Fund Director, Michael Bass at [email protected] or 330-467-7446 X 3196. Fall * Volume 69 * Number 4 * www.israelstamps.com Devoted to the study of Turkish Palestine, World Wars I and II, British Mandate, Israel and Judaism Society 2 SIP Leadership 3 Editor’s Notes 4 Letters to the Editor 5 SIP Convention 2018 5 New Member Contest 5 Be In The Know 8 Snow Birds 9 New Member Contest 13 Be In The Know 32 SIP Booth APS Show Cover designed by Irv Osterer 33 SIP on Facebook SOCIETY AT FLOREX 2018 41 Remembering Zeev Galibov, z"l Judaica November 30 - December 2 57 Ed Fund Update 18 Oleander Hawk-Moth Osceola Heritage Park 58 Happy Birthday Don Vladimir Kachan Events Center, Hall B 59 New Members 20 Sarajevo's La Benevolencija 1901 Chief Osceola Trail, 59 President’s Column Rabbi Isidoro Aizenberg Kissimmee, FL 34844 60 New Philatelic Issues 22 Emergency Committee 60 Member’s Awards JNF - KKL Joe Weintrob 6 Herzliya Hebrew High School 24 The Ministry for Jewish Affairs Moshe Kol Kalman Forerunner Kaunas, Lithuania 1919 - 1922 6 Baruch Ben Yehuda 12 An International Fair that Never Raimundas Marius Lapas Moshe Kol Kalmana Happened 33 Philatelic Judacia Souvenir 11 KKl-JNF Issues Dr. Arthur Groten Joe Weintrob Moshe Kol Kalmana 54 Ottoman Period Perfins 42 Benny and the Jets Donald A. Chafetz, Dick Scheper Irv Osterer Index of Advertisers 48 Ben Richard Bronstein Classified ads 29 Dr. Oscar Stadler, z"l, World War I Joesph Weintrob Doron Waide 8 45 Jewish Soldiers Prisoners of War 50 George Antheil Roberto Brzostowski Education Fund 2018 Gene Eisen inside back cover 56 General Israel Orphans Home Endowment Fund & Web Archive For Girls Mandate Period Library Fund inside front cover 7 Judah Leon Magnes Joe Weintrob Nathan Zankel, Donald A. Chafetz Historama back cover 28 Pontifical Biblical Institute James Israel House of Zion 13 C. Hamilton, Greg Pirozzi 10 Vatican City Postal History to Ideal Stamp Co., Inc. 9 46 A Story or a Tall Tale? Israel 1950 - 2000 Nathan Zankel James C. Hamilton, Greg Pirozzi Israel Philatelic Agency 29 14 West Bank of Jordan 49 Every Cover Tells A Story Avo Kaplanian of North America Donald A. Chafetz 30 Hanukkah Stamps 52 Four Covers Three Stories The Israel Philatelist 60 Joint Issue United States - Israel Donald A. Chafetz Negev Holyland Stamps 33 34 The United Nations and Palestine 1947-1951, Part 5 ONEPS Society 8 Fran Adams Romano House of Stamp Sales 8 Holocaust 47 4 Color Israel Gem 36 Ebba Lund Uria Selwyn Shekel 29 The Girl in the Red Cap 51 Doar Ivri 1000 Israel Gem Tel Aviv Stamps 13 Jesse I. Spector M.D. Uria Selwyn The Israel Philatelist - Fall 2018 www.israelstamps.com 1 SIP Leadership 2018 OffICERS Immediate Past President FINANCIAL TRUSTEE President Edwin G. Kroft Michael A. Bass Howard S. Chapman E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Justin Gordon International Liaison E-mail: [email protected] 1st Vice President Jean-Paul Danon Ed Rosen E-mail: [email protected] RESEARCH COMMIttEE E-mail: [email protected] Edwin G. 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Affiliate Unit No. 105 E-mail: [email protected] LIBRARY Charter Member W.P.C. Indexed in the Executive Secretary David M. Dubin, M.D. Gary Theodore E-mail: [email protected] Index to Jewish Periodicals E-mail: [email protected] ISSN 0161-0074 Published 4 times a year Membership Application Donald A. Chafetz Editor Name: (Print or type): __________________________________ Contributing Staff: Rabbi Isidoro Aizenberg Address: _______________________ City Moshe Kol-Kalman State/Province________ Country: _____________ ZIP/Post Code: Gregg Philipson E-mail: ______________________________ Jesse Spector Joel Weintrob Signature: _________________ Parent or Guarantors Signature_________________ Display Advertising Rates and Applications submitted must be accompanied by a full year’s dues. Information available from Jacqueline Baca Ramos E-mail: [email protected] USA Canada Other Life Membership $470.00 $470.00 $470.00 Member change of address information should be sent to: Digital & Print Journal Digital Journal Only E-mail: [email protected] Price per copy $4.95 Annual Dues USA Canada Other Annual Dues USA Canada All Regular Member $50.00 $55.00 $60.00 Regular Member $30.00 $30.00 $30.00 The opinions of the authors expressed Life Member only $20.00 $25.00 $30.00 Life Member only - No Charge herein are not necessarily those of the society. Make all checks or money orders payable to “The Society of Israel Philatelists, Inc.” Mail to: ©2018 Society of Israel Philatelists, Inc. Howard Chapman, 25250 Rockside Rd, Bedford Heights, OH, 44146-1838 . This application is Reprinting by written permission only. accepted subject to review and acceptance or rejection in accordance with the Constitution and By- Entered as 3rd Class Matter Laws of the Society. “Notice of applications for membership is published in our magazine, THE Nystrom Publishing Maple Grove, MN PRINTED IN U.S.A. ISRAEL PHILATELIST, and consideration of applications is made thirty days after publication of the names.” 2 www.israelstamps.com Fall 2018 - The Israel Philatelist As the Society begins its 70th year, I thought it an appropriate time to look back at our birth. As far as I know, no formal history of society has been written. Over the next several issues I plan to use our web site's database of journals to try and piece together our story. It will be based on the reports in the journal of the time. Israel-Palestine Philatelist, September 1949, vol 1, no. 1 New York - Chicago Organizations For several months past, there has been an exchange of Joe is Joseph M. Wise who has been a community leader correspondence between the officers of the New York group ever since 1915. As a student at Stuyvesant H.S. he embarked and Mr. Shure, the President of IPPSA (Israel-Palestine on a long career as a Boy Scout executive covering New Philatelic Society America), regarding the future of the York and Pennsylvania. organization, with particular reference to the submission of a constitution to the membership and the use of the democratic In December 1948, together with Joe, Hans organized process in the election of officers. It appeared at the outset the first meeting of IPPSA in New York. which laid the that Mr. Shure and the officers in Chicago desired that the groundwork for our Society. With our President, Dr. Sarrow, New York group, where the greatest activity existed and and Joe and Manny Sack, Hans started the “Philatelist” in with the largest section membership, assume responsibility the fall of 1949.
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