MS-763: Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman Collection, 1930-2004. Series F: Life in Israel, 1956-1983.
Box Folder 18 20
Keren Hayesod. British Joint Palestine Appeal. 1970-1973.
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3101 Clifton Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio 45220 513.487.3000 AmericanJewishArchives.org British Jewry's Salute to Israel
14th December 1972
Rabbi Herb ?riedman, 15 Ibn Gvirol Street, Jerusaleo, Israel.
'l) '-". - Thank you for your kind note . Belatedly, but nonetheless wholeheartedly, I would li~:e to thank you for your help and guidance in i::iaking tb.e visit o:f our Delegation to Yad Vashe~ the most perfect and moving event I have ever been associated with. I only reGI'et that I did not have a little nore time at the Din..l'ler to exchange a few words with Frances anJ yourself. I hop e you understand. _,_,._.,, •
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JPA, Rex House, 4-12 Regent Street, London, S.W.1. Telephone: 01 -930 5152
FOUNDER. THE LATE LORD II ARKS OF BROUGHTON tlon Pr • w"nt~. ':"Ii .. VERY REV, THE CHIEF RABB , OR. IMMANU_l o1AKOl.-"' ·"'• e.,., THE VERY REV. DR. S. GAON, B.A SIR ISAAC WOLFSON, Ban Pre$ dent. J, EDWARD SIEFF Vlce·Prasident. HYAM MORRISON Cha rman. MICHAEL M. SACHER, M.A. Deputy Chairman. I. JACK LYONS, C.B.E Vic..Clla1rnien: ROSSER CHINN, TREVOR CHINN, HAROLD H. POSTER. JOHN B. RUBENS. CYRIL STEIN Hon Treasurer· STUART YOUNG, F.C.A Director 1.AICHAEL BARZILAY. 8 Comm Exec'1t1•0 Oir&etor. A. A KLEIN Good lllck1
As ever,
Herbert A. FriedMP,
CCJ Michael Bmi&ilai, J.P.A. Bil':JtlG KEREN HAYESOO. JEWISH NATIONAL FUND. JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCIATION FOR ISRAELANO THE MIDDLE EAST. THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWISH REFUGEES. J.N.F. CHARITABLE TRUST.
REX HOUSE · 4-12 REGENT STREET· LONDON • SW1Y 4PG
FOUNDER: Telephone: 01-930 5152 THE LATE LORD MARKS OF BROUGHTON Hon Presidents: Telegrama: r-.iburo, London THE VERY REV. THE CHIEF RABBI. DA. IMMANUEL JAKOBOVITS. B.A. THE VERY REV. OR. S. GAON. B.A. SIA ISAAC WOLFSON, Bart. President. J. EOWAAD SIEFF Vice-President: December 22nd, 1972. HYAM MORRISON Chllirman: MICHAEL M. SACHER, M.A Deputy ChairmM. Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, I. JACK L VONS, C.8.E. 15 Ibn Gabirol Street, Vice-Ct\111rmen; ROSSER CHINN Jerusa!l.em, TREVOR CHINN HAROLD H. POSTER Israel 92430. JOHN B. RUBENS CYRIL STEIN Hon. Treasurer STUART YOUNG. F.C.A. Dear Herb, E~ecutrve Vice-Chairman for Israel and OirectO<" MICHAEL BAAZILAY. B. Comm. In spite of the fact that I Executive Director: A A. KLEIN already confirmed it to you verbally, but for the sake of good order this is to acknowledge with thanks your letter dated November 20th, 1972, and your agreement to help us again in our 1973 Campaign between February 5 - February 16th, 1973. Kind regards.
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From the M1naging Oitec:uw
12th December, 1972
Rabbi H. A. Friedman, 15, lbn Gabirol Street, Jerusalem, ISRAEL. 92430 •
... Dear Herb,
I would I ike to thank you personally for the help you gave us with the Knesset Dinner Mission. As you yourself saw it was a great success and we are most grateful to you for the help you gave in planning it, and particularly for organising the ceremony at Yad Vashem.
Looking forward to seeing you soon and with kindest regards to Francine and yourse If.
Lex Service Group Limited 18 Grett Mlrlborough Street London W1V 2BL Telephone 01-437 8600 Te1eg,."" Lu timup Tlllu lex London 21870
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Mr. Adolph Likierman 140 Piccadilly London W.1. ENGLAND
My Dear Mr . Likierman:
Although you and I have not met personally, I am writing to you at the suggestion of Mr. Lewis Goodman of Marks and Spencer. uee ••, a liyal .t.'ieDa =f I•~Bel, &RQ upon xhO:ll_e~~ce I woula=Ee:ly.
The City of Jerusalem is growing rapidly, taking in large numbers of new immigrants and developing large new housing estates to accommodate them. We must, at the same time, develop industrially and commercially in order to provide employment.
We need people like you to help us with advice on industrial and commercial development. I would like to invite you to come over for a week or ten days, with travel expenses at your own initiative, to look at what we are doing and to offer u.s any suggestions which might1; come to mind, out of your own long and successful experience.
Looking forward to your affirmatiTe reaction, I am,
Sincerely yours,
Teddy Kollek
CC: Hr. Lewis Goodman D R .A F T
Mr. Adolph Likierman 140 Piccadilly London 'W. 1. ENGLAND
l1y Dear Hr. Likierman:
Although you and I have not met personally, I em writing to you at the suggestion 0£ .Hrl! L~s Goodman o-f Marks and Spencer,. Wr; ; s ~al Iriena or "Israel, ana
The City o! Jerusalem is growing rspicEL,7, taking in large numbers of new immigrants~ devel<>J>i'Dg large nevhousing estates to accommodate them. ~e must, at the sam..e time, de.velo,1t industrial:tT and commercial~y in order to provide employment.
~e need people like ~ou to help us with advice on industrial and commercial development. I would like to invite you to come over for a week or ten days, with travel eX,Penses at your own initiative, to look at what we are doing and to offer us eny suggestions which might : come to mind, out of yov.rpwn long and successful experience.
Looking forward to your a~firmative ~eaction, I am,
Sincerely yours,
Tedd:y: Kollek
CC: I1r~ Lewis Goodman
iJqt Octd>ber 9 TEIEX JPA ZIONilJURO IDNDON
TO MICHAEL BARZILAY
HAD GOOD TALK WITH WALLY GOLD WHO EXPLAINED DETAILS OF MY SCHEDUIB STOP HAVE TWO COMMENTS FIRST DON ' T REALLY SEE NEED FOR PRESS CONFERENCE ON SIXTEENTH WHAT PIRPOSE DO YOU WANT SERVED ? WOULD SUGGEST CANCELLING UNIESS YOU HAVE SOME OVERWHEil1ING REASON FOR HOLDING STOP SECOND WOULD LIKE APPOINTMENT WITH JACK LYONS VERY SOON AFTER ARRIVAL IN ADDITION TO TWENTYEIGHTH STOP MATTER OF FACT TRY TO ARRANGE WITH HIM MmNDAY SIX'l'EENTR
BEST REGARDS
FRIEDMAN 00/10/72
TI) RABB I HERB FR l-EDMAN FROM BARZILAY ON JACK LYONS LATEST 1MV1lRM 10~..YtLL BE ARRIVING ISRAEL 15TH OCTOBER FOR ONE WEEK STAY~ lt'l.. 'YONS SUGGESTS MEETI NQ DUIR I NG AFTERNOON OF MONDAY 23RD 0 BER. REGARDS BARZl~AY.
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MM TO HERBERT FRtEDMAN UJA FROM BARZILAY RE YOUR PRESS CONFERENCAt".4901 '°"OUR REQUEST .IS TO IMPRESS UPON JEWISH PRESS THE l~T~fmf OF THEIR LOG1STICAL SUPP·ORT FOR APPEAL. REGARDS.
TO RABBI HERB FRIEDMAN UJA . FROM BARZILAY ON JACK LYONS LATEST INFOR~ATION WILL Bi ARRIVING ISRAEL 15TH OCTOBER FOR ONE WEEK STAY. JACK LYONS SUGGESTS MEETING DURING AFTERNOON OF MONDAY 23RD OCTOIER. REGARDS BARZILAY. • OVER 2374 KESOD IL JPA ZIONl&lltO LONDON TO MICHAEL IAaZILAY
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JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE · 4-12 REGENT STREET · LONDON · SW1
fOUNDEll , ...... : 11-131 1111 LA'n LOllO MNIU Of 8110UGKTOlll Tltf YOUNG LEADERSHIP ,....,._: z...... ~. Hon. Prestdents: THE VERY REV. THE CHIEF RABBI. OR. IMMANUEL JAKOBOVITS THE VERY REV. DR. S. GAON SL/GG 7th December 1971. LORD SIEFF SIA ISAAC WOLFSON. 88tt. Pr..,denl J . EDWARD SIEFF Vice· P1estden1 : Rabbi Heroert A. Friedman, HYAM MORRISON Chelrman Executive Vice- Chairman, MICHAEL M . SACHER U. J . A. - Israel Office, Oapu1v Chairman : P. O. B, 92 , Jerusalem. I. JACK L VONS, C.B.E. V~ · Chllfmen • ROSSER CHIN N TREVOR CHINN Dear Herb, HAROLD H. POSTER CYRIL STEIN Hon. Treasure': I am writing to thank you most sincerely for addressing STUART YOUNG, F.C.A. the f inal evening of our recent J . P.A. Young Leadership Executove Vice-Ch11ttMn fOf lsrHI and 01rec101 Study Mission to Israel on the 10th November 1971. It MICHAEL BARZILAY was very kind of you to find the time from your busy Eucutovt Oorector schedule t o be with us on that evening. A A KLEIN You will be pleased to hear that the Mission itself was an unqualified social and financial success. The 1972 contributions of the Mission pa.rtici~ts exceeded their 1971 contributions by 88% which I think is a very good achievement.
I do hope we will have the pleasure of your company on future Missions.
With renewed than.~s regards, ICEREN HAYESOD. JEWISH NATIONAL FUND JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOC1ATION FOR ISRAEL AND THE MIDDLE EAST THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWISH REFUGEES. J.N.F. CHARITABLE TRUST
JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE · 4-12 REGENT STREET · LONDON · SW1
T...... : 11·931'1U Tltt: LATE UMID MA1tU Of' ltlOUGHTON T....,._: z...ihre. Le..i.. Ho11. Presidents: THE VERY RE\/. THE C''flEF RAHi, 9th November 1971 OR IMMANUEL JAKOBO\/ITS THE \/ERV RE\/. OR. S. GAON LORD SIEFF Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, SIR ISAAC WOLFSON. Ban Executive Vice Chairman, PrModenl· U.J.A., J. EDWARD SIEFF Vic.-Ptesident: P.O. 'B. 92, HYAM MORRISON Jerusalem, Chairman Israel. MICHAEL M. SACHER Deputy Cheirrna11: I JACK LVONS . C.B.E. Vice-Ch111f!len: Dear Herb, ROSSER CHINN TR£VOA CHINN HAROLD H POSTER May I thanlC you for your address to the CYRIL STEIN Hon Treuurer- "AmbassadorTs Mission" which, as you know, was the STUART YOUNG, F.C.A, opening shot of the 1972 JPA Campaign. ExCKUl•Ve \/tea-Ch•"""" for ISIHI 111d 01rac101 MICHAEL 8ARZILAY Regretfully I could not be with the members Eorecuhve D11ector of the Mission at their oeeting with you, as I had to A A KLEIN leave for London unexpectedly the same morning on a very urgent business assignment. The results of the Mission were most encouraging and I am sure you will be delighted to know that we secured 19 out o~ a possible 23 contributions whilst in Israel. These totalled an amount of £l,~2q,ooo compared with £1,139,200 from the same donors last year.
ThP 80.participants on the Mission returned to Britain insµired by your words and equally important, factually equipped in respect of the needs. I am sure they will strengthen our ranks of honorary workers for the hard task ahead.
Yours sincerely,
Michael~atl M. Sacher ~N1Y1'3 '11\?Di1 Jerusalem, Tel. 3S222 ·'"' ,a>'Jl!ll1' Tel-Aviv, Tel 2670S2 ·"" ,J >:nt·')n p P.O.B. 16266 .1 .n J A 76 Ibo Gebirol Str. 76 .,11'Jl J.lN •ni Joint Palestine Appeol - ISRAEL OmCE
3rd September, 1972
Rabbi H. Friedmann, Rechov Ibn Gvirol 15 , JJ<~RUSAt~N .
Dear
I am sor.rlf I ha-v.e not yet seen you in Israel. I understand tb.0.t you have e:'.oe:.l reasons for not being_present at the the Jev;ish Agency.
I wanted fO JslC you"! on om:· ehalf, and esp~ciglly on Nichael Sacl1er ' s P-011e..-..t~ if ou could help us in the 1973 J .P .A. Campai gn lby comi ~to London in the second half of October for two weeks, for our "OP ...!i.RATION LEJl.D.BR 11 S!-IIP 1 97 3 •
1 am the coi.intry until one 'day after Rosh Hashana.
Mas I ~so/)t ake this opportunity to wish you and yours • ;al6 :Jl' As always ,
Cable address: Jaypeay Tel-Aviv SEPl'EI1BER 11 TELEX
TO BERNSTEIN UJAPPEAL NEWYORK
MICHAEL SACHER ASKED ME TO GIVE HIM TWO WEEKS IN OCTOBER IN LONDON TO HELP RECRUIT INSPIRE AND TRAIN KEY SOLICITORS
AS WELL AB MAKE OVERALL PLANS FOR 1978 STOP I AGREED STOP
.BY WEDNESDAY STOR ~LD HIM I FEI/l1 I SHOULD BE HERE DlffiING OUR STUDY CONFEREKCE AND WOULD COME TO LONDON OCTOBER FIFTEENTH THIS WORKS OUT WEEL FOR ANOTHER REASON STOP DON BENJAMIN AND S.ONE REQUESTED LONG TIME AGO THAT I WORK WITH THEIR UISSION IN :vIENNA STOP PLEASE INFORM THEM THAT I CAN NOW MEET THEM LATE SUNDAY .AFTERNOON OCTOBER TW]:NTYNINTH TO DO M.ATTHAUSEN SCHOMAU ANYTHING ELSE THEY WANT AND \.JILL FLY WITH THE11 TO ISRAEL ON THIRTYFIRST STOP HAPPY NEW YEAR 'J
FRIEDMAN DIRECTORY
PUBLISHED BY THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF THE JEWISH NATIONAL FUND Rex House, 4-12 Regent St., London, S.W.l Contents Page ART 4 AUDIO VISUAL AIDS 4 Services in the Synagogue 5 Bookshops with Jewish Records: 6 AUDIO VISUAL HEBREW COURSE 6 BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS 6 DRAMA. 7 DANCING 8 EDUCATION. 8 Jewish Education in Britain 9 Education in Israel 10 FILMS . IO FILMSTRIPS 11 GEOGRAPHY 12 ISRAEL . 13 JEWISH DAY SCHOOLS 13 JEWISH LIBRARIES 15 MUSEUMS 15 MUSIC . 16 NATIONAL UNION OF HEBRE\lV TEACHERS 16 POSTERS 17 RETARDED CHILDREN 17 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN 17 SLIDES . 18 TEACHER AIDS & CURRICULUM MATERIALS 19 TEACHER TRAINING COURSES 19 UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN GT. BRITAIN 20 UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN ISRAEL 20 VISUAL AIDS 21 YESHIVOT 22
3 Art JEWISH ART GALLERY Ben Uri Art Gallery, 21 Dean Street, 01-437 2852. Open weekdays 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. and on Sundays 2.30 p.m. till 6 p.m. ANNUAL JEWISH CHILDREN'S ART EXlDBITION "Jewish Child's Day", Woburn House, Upper Woburn Place, W.C.l. 01-387 6869. JEWISH MUSEUM The Jewish Musewn, Woburn Hous.e, Upper Woburn Place, W.C.l. 01-387 3081. Open to the public Mondays - Thursdays 2.30 - 5 p.m. and on Sundays 10.30 a.m. - 12.45 p.m. BOOKS ON ART Jewish Art edited by Cecil Roth-an illustrated history of Jewish Art. Foot prints and New Worlds, Art in our Classrooms-edited by Temina Gezari, issued by the J.E.C., New York, 426 West 58th Street, New York 17, N.Y., U.S.A. BOOKS ON ARTS AND CRAFTS United Synagogue of America Commission on Jewish Education, 218 East 70 Street, New York, N.Y.10021, U.S.A. Publications Department, U.A.H.C., 838 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10021, U.S.A. TRAVEL EXHIBITION ON JEWISH ART The Anglo-Jewish Association, Wobt1rn House, Upper Woburn Place, W.C.1. 01-387 5937/8. PAINTING AND COLOURING BOOKS FOR ClilLDREN Gozal publications issued by the Ec!lucation Department of the J.N.F., Rex House, 4/12 Regent Street, S.W.l. 01-930 5152.
Audio-Visual Aids U.K. Equipment for Audio-Visual aids. A survey compiled and presented by the Education Department of the Educational Foundation for Visual Aids, 33 Queen Anne Street, W. l. Tel.: 636 5791. National Audio-Visual Aids Centre, 2:54/256 Belsize Road, N.W.6. Tel.: 624 8812. Consult Audio-Visual Education in "Teachers" guide, issued by the College of Preceptors, 2 and 3 Bloomsbury Square, W.C.1. Tel.: 405 6101.
4 Producers and Distributors: U.K. AJA "Community Service", Woburn Ho1use, Upper Woburn Place, W.C.1. 01-387 5937/8. JNF Education Department, Rex House, 4/ 12 Regent Street, S.W.1. 01-930 5152. Jewish Agency Education Department, Rc>e House, 4/12 Regent Street, S.W.l. 01-930 5152. Central Council for Jewish Education, Woburn House, Upper Woburn Place, W.C.l. 01-387 3081. London Board for Jewish Religious Educatrion, Woburn House, Upper Woburn Place, W.C.l. 01-387 2681/3. Welfare Committee for the United Synagf)gue, Woburn House, 01-387 4300. Liberal & Progressive Synagogues, Mrs. Nathan, St. John's Wood Liberal Synagogue, 28 St. John's Wood Road, N.W.8. 01-286 5181. Lubavitch Foundation, 109/116 Stamford !Hill, N.16 01-806 0969. (See also Jewish Booksellers). Canada Canadian Jewish Congress, 493 Sherbrook1: Street, West Montreal. U.S.A. Audio-Visual Aids Department, United Synagogue Commission on Jewish Education, 218 East 70th Street, New Yorlk, N.Y. 10021. Bnai Brith Department of Adult Jewish Education, 1640 Rhode Island Avenue, N.W. Washington, 36 DC. Board of Jewish Education, 5800 Park Heiights Avenue, Baltimore 15, Md. Broadcasting Commission of the Chicago Eloard of Rabbis, 72 East 11th Street, Chicago 5, 111. Bureau of Jewish Education, 590 No. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles 4, California. Bureau of Jewish Education, 1580 Summit, Road, Cincinnati 47, Ohio. Commission on Jewish Education, Union of American Hebrew Congregation, 838 Fifth Avenue, New York 21, N.Y.
SERVICES IN THE SYNAGOGUE United Synagogue Welfare Commhtee Woburn House, Upper Woburn Place, W.C.l. 01-387 4300. Noam Recordings Barmitzvah and Biblical Chants Write for special catalogue: Bloch Book P1~blishing Co. U.S.A.
Learning Ivrit-Audio-Ling;ual Methods Hebrew Self Taught-duration over three? hours on 3• x 5• reels, twin track recording 3l (3iw per sec.) produced by Acbiasaf Publishing Co., Israel. Price £5.18.6. This recording is accompanied by two books costing 15/-toral price £6.13.6. Price, catalogue and further derails sent on request from Tutor Tape Co. Ltd., 258 Wimbledon Park Road, S.W.19. OJ-78:9 5151.
5 BOOKSHOPS WITH SELECTIONS OF JEWISH RECORDS J. Aisenthal, 11 Ashbourne Parade, N.W.11. 01-455 0501. Israel Ans & Gifts Ltd., 76 New Oxford Street, W.C.l. 01-580 5370. Imhof's (Records Ltd.,) 112 New Oxford Street, W.C.l. 01-636 7878. HMV (His Master's Voice), 363 Oxford Street, W.1. 01-629 1240.
Audio-Visual Hebrew Course
"HABHT USHMA" Geo. G. Harrap supply an audio-vimal course for beginners in Modern Hebrew. This material may be viewed by apj~ointment, either at the Audio-Visual Aids Division of Geo. G. Harrap and Co. Ltd., 182 High Holborn, London, W.C.l. Tel.: 405-9935, or at the Education Department of the Jewish National Fund, Rex House, 4.'12 Regent Street, London, S.W.l. Tel.: 01-930 5152.
Jewish Bookse1llers and Publishers LONDON Soncino Press Ltd., Publishers, Audley House, Audley Street, W. l. 01-629 6506. Vallentine Mitchell, 25 Fumival Su·eet, E.C.4. 01-405 9252. H. Pordes, 529 Finchley Road, N.W.3. 01-435 9878/9. R. Golub, 27 Osborn Street, B.I. Oll-247 7430. Jewish Memorial Council, Woburn House, Upper Woburn Place, W.C. I. 01-381 3081. M. Sulzbacher, 4 Sneath Avenue, N.W.11. 01-455 1694. M. Goscyn, 41 Golders Green Road!, N.W.11. 01-455 1532. Stamford Hill Stationers, 153 Clapt,on Common, E.5. 01-800 0188. J. Aisenthal, 11 Ashbourne Parade, N.W.11. 01-455 0501. Blue and White Bookstore, 60 Walrin Lane, N.W.2. 01-459 2901. Menorah Book Service, 40 Monson Road, N.W.10. 01-965 6443. L.A. Lazarus, 156 Commercial Road, E.1. 01-488 3768. B. HirscWer, 62 Portland Avenue, N.16. 01-806 6395. M. Sanders, 46 St. Gabriel's Road, N.W.2. 01-452 5569. P. Jung, 102a Hamilton Road, N.W.11. 01-455 6992. PROVINCES Manchester B. Horwitz, 12 Bury New Road, Manchester 8. 061 834 6585. Jewish Book Centre, 25 Ashbourne Grove, Salford 7. 061 792 1253. J. & B. Pincus, 9 King Edward Buildings, Bury Old Road, Manchester 8. 061 740 3733.
6 Liverpool T. Crystal, 479 Smithdown Road, Liverpool 15. 051 733 6366. Leeds H. Baker (Leeds) Ltd., 181 North Street, :Leeds 7. 0532 24031. S. Tunick & Son Ltd., 27 Chapeltown Rc1ad, Leeds 7. 0532 621602. S. Porton, 109a North Street, Leeds 7. 0532 26792. Birmingham M. Gorfunkle, 57/9 Hurst Street, Birmingham 5. 021 692 1366. Gateshead J. Lehmann, 20 Cambridge T errace, Gateahead 7. 0632 71692. Oxford A. Rosenthal Ltd., 9/ 10 Broad Street, Ox.fiord. 0865 43093. Glasgow J. & E. Levingstone, 55 Sinclair Drive, Glasgow S.2. 041 649 2962. Shops with Jewish Book Sections Poyles, 119-125 Charing Cross Road, W.C:.2. 01-437 5660. Selfridges Ltd., Oxford Street, W.1. 01-62!9 1234. Basil Blackwell, Oxford. 0865 49111.
Drama DRAMA FESTIVALS Both the Association for Jewish Youth, stnd Maccabi Union, arrange annual Drama Festivals, not all the plays performed arc of Jewish interest. The Basil Henriques Memorial Library contains books on drama, and selections of American plays of Jewish interest. DRAMA CATALOGUE Association of Jewish Youth, 33 Henriques Street, E.1. 01-481 1654. PLAYS Playlets for children, price 6d. each, issu1ed by JNF Education Department, Rex House, 4/ 12 Regent Street, S.W. l. 01.-930 5152. U.S.A. Plays for the Jewish School, sample set of all UAHC plays in print, some 40 plays for Chanukah, Purim, Passover and other occasions. Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 838 Fifth Avenue, N.Y. 10021. Dramatics the Year Round by Samuel J. Citron. Dramatics for Creative Teaching by Samuel J. Citron. United Synagogue of America, 218 Ee1st 70th Street, New York.
7 Dancing
Books may be obtained from the Jewish Education Committee Press, 426 West 58th Street, New York 19, U.S.A., the American Zionist Youth Foundation, 515 Park Avenue, N.Y. 10022, U.S.A., and the Israel Music Foundation, 731 Broadway, New York 3, U.S.A.
Jewish. Education BOOKS Castle, E. B. Ancient Education and Today, Penguin Books 1961. Ebner, E. Elementary Education in Ancient Israel during the Tannaitic Period, New York, Uloch 1965. Fishman, I. The History of Jewi1sh Education in Central Europe (xvi-xviii) Centuries. London, Goldston 1944. Kurzweil, Z. E. Modern Trends in Jewish Education, London, Yoseloff 1964. Morris, N. The Jewish School, New York, Jewish Education Committee Press 1964. PERIODICALS- U.S.A. Jewish Audio-Visual Review-151 Fifth Avenue, New York 10003, issued annually by the National Council of Audio-Visual material. Jewish Book Annual-English, Heb1:ew, Yiddish. Jewish Education-Quarterly, 101 Fifth Avenue, New York 10003, issued by the National Council for Jewish Education. Jewish Educational Bulletin-a quiarterly issued by the Jewish Education Committee of New York, 101 Fifth ,Avenue, New York 10003. Jewish Teacher-quarterly, UAHC, 838 Fifth Avenue, New York, 10021. Sheviley-a quarterly, Hebrew Intt~roational Council for Jewish Education, 101 Fifth Avenue, New York 10003. World Over-a fortnightly-for children-Jewish Education Committee Press, 426 West 58th Street, New York 19. ENGLAND "Hamoreh" issued by the National 1Union of Hebrew Teachers. REPORTS World Census on Jewish Education (1968) report on Jewish Education compiled by Azriel Eisenberg, 515 Park Avenue, New York, 10022. Report on Education Mission to England, November 24th - December 4th 1968. Part I Survey and General Re·comrnendations-Dr. Joseph Kaminetsky, Rabbi Simcha Teitelbaum. Availabk from the Office of the Chief Rabbi, Adler House, Tavistock Square, W.C.1. Central Council for Jewish Religious Education-Annual Reports-Woburn House, Upper Woburn Place, W.C.ll. London Board of Jewish Religiou1s Education-Annual Reports-Woburn House, Upper Woburn Place, W.C.11.
8 JEWISH EDUCATION IN :BRITAIN Books Lipman, V. D. Social History of the Jews in England, 1850-1950. London, Watts, 1'~54. Lipman, V. D. (ed.) Three Centuries of Anglo-Jewish History. Cambridge, Helfer, 1961. Gartner, L. P. The Jewish Immigrant in England, 1870-1914. Lon don, Geo. Allen fr Unwin, 1960. Fishman, I. & Levy, H. Jewish Education in Great Britain and Jewish Life in Modern Britain, ad. by J. Gould & S. Esh, London, Routledge, 1964. Sharfstein, Z. Toledot ba-hinnuch be-Yisrael, Vol. 3 pp. 276-307. Jerusalem, Rubio Mass, 1960-1965. Jewish Historical Society of England, Tran.sactions. Braude, J. Articles in the J etiiish Chronicle: February 26th 19~)4 January 24th 195U May 22nd 1959 April 28th 1961 May 3rd 1963 August 6th 1965 September 15th 1~67 September 19th I 969
Reports Central Committee for Jewish Education 1922-32. Central Council for Jewish Religious Bdue11tion. London Board of Jewish Religious Educati1on.
Thesis Steinberg, B. Jewish Education in Engllmd since 1939 (M.A. thesis). The emergence of conrempora1~ Jewish educational systems-A comparative study with s;pecial reference to Israel and the U.S.A. (Ph.D. thesis). Available at libraries of University of London and Institute of Education.
Jewish Journal of Sociology Vol. vi No. 1 B. Steinberg: Jewish schooling in Great Britain. Vol. vi No. 2 P. Vincent: Jewish children in Glasgow. Vol. vii No. 2 M. Goodman: Jewish edu1:ation in Merseyside, 1962.
Central Council Publications Communal Conference on the Reconscruc:tion of Jewish Education in Great Britain 1946. Jewish Education 1946. Jewish Education 1947.
9 EDUCATION IN ISRAEL- READING UST Education in Israel-UNESCO, Bd~1cation Abstracts, June 1958. M. Avidor-Education in Israel-Jewish Agency, Jerusalem, 1957. Israel Government Year Books. Year Book of Education-Evans, Lomdon (several numbers from 1949). International Year Books of Education-1.B.E. Geneva. Jewish Education, Spring 1958 (1261. Broadway, New York). M. Smilansky-Child and Youth W'elfare in Israel-Szold Foundation, 1960 (Jerusalem). C. Frankenstein-Between Past and Futurc-Szold Foundation, Jerusalem, 1953. J. Meyouhas-lnformal Education in Israel-Ministry of Education, Jerusalem, 1960. M. Kol-Youth Aliyah-F.l.C.E. 1957. H. Reinhold-Youth Aliyah-Jewisbi Agency, Jerusalem, 1957. N. Bentwich-The Hebrew University ofJerusalem-Weidenfeld & Nicholson, London, 1961. N. Bentwich-Ben-Shemen-F.l.C.JE. 1960. A. M. Dushkin-Higher Education in Israel-Ministry of Education, Jeru salem, 1962. J. Bentwich-Education in Israel-] 965. Education-All About Israel-JNF Education Department 1969-leafler. Education in Israel-Z. Arranne 1967.
Films
There are several full length featu1re films on subjects of Jewish interest "Hand in Hand", a film on Jewi1sh-Christian relationships; "Gentleman's Agreement'', which deals with the problem of Anti-Semitism. It is worth while consulting the film catalogues issued by the Rank Organisation, 1 Aintree Road. Perivale, Middx. 01-997 6666. Cobumbia Films, 142 Wardour Street, W.l, 437 4321. Universal Films, 1 Grang1!way, N.W.6. 01-624 5012. Warner Bros., 2 Dean Street, W.l. 01-734 2201.
The Film Department of the Zionist Federation and the JNF Has available over 100 films for loan to Zionist Societies as well as Jewish and non-Jewish organisations interested in the progress of Israel. For full details please apply to: Film Department, Rex House, 4/ 12 Regent Street, S.W.l. 01-930 5152. All the above films are 16 mm. and the film catalogue only includes the films at Rex House.
Journey of a Lifetime A series of quarter-hour films prodm:ed in colour in the countries of the Bible. All enquiries to: 16 mm. Division Wiimer-Pathe Distributors Limited, Warncr Pathe House, Wardour Street, W.1. 01-437 5600 Ext. 21.
10 Filmstrips CATALOGUES/LISTS Central Council for Jewish Ed ucation, J.M.C. Woburn House, Woburn Place, W.C.l. 01-387 3081. Carwal Ltd., 85 Manor Road, Wallingi:ot1, Surrey. Concord.la Films, Concordia House, 117/123 Golden Lane, E.C.l. 01-253 8884. Filmstrip Libraries- U.K. Central Council for Jewish Educatioo1, J.M.C., Woburn House, Woburn Place, W.C.l. 01-387 301. London Board of Jewish Religious Education, Woburn House, Woburn Place, W.C.l. 01-387 2681/3. The following Education D epartments hav·e collections of filmstrips: Jewish Agency Education Department. Jewish Agency Torah Department. JNF Education Department. Education Centre, Rex House. Basil Henriques Memorial Library. Filmstrips on Judaism The Synagogue-Meyer Dominicz-(black and white) issued by Hulton Publications, 55/59 Saffron Hill, E.C. l. (3() frames) price £ 1. Judaism-A way of Life (colour filmstrip) by Rev. R. Turner, issued by Carwal Ltd., 85 Manor Road, Wallingcon, Surrey. Judaism (colour) issued by Concordia, 117/123 Golden Lane, E.C.l. Jewish Education Committee, New York; Torah in Jewish Life; The Jewish Home; The Story of Tzedakah. Art In Judaism: Union of American Hebxew Congregation, 838 Fifth Avenue, New York, 10021. Jewish Communities In the Diaspora, U.A.H.C., 838 Fifth Avenue, New York 10021, U.S.A. Filmstrips on Israel Department of Education and Culture of the Jewish Agency, 515 Park Avenue, New York 10022, U.S.A. Views of Israel (colour) Prime Ministers" Office, Jerusalem, Israel. Slrtoney Hlnuch-Educational Filmstrips, Shikun Mikve-Israel, Holon, Israel. London Agent: Messrs. R. Golub & Co., 27 Osborn Street, E.1. 01-247 7430. Festivals Israel: Holidays and Festivals (Colour), Jewish Agency Department of Education and Culture. Famous Jewish Personalitie:s Issued by the U.A.H.C., 838 Fifth Avenue, New York 10021, U.S.A. History Issued by Israel Ministry of Education and Culture, Jerusalem, Israel.
11 Geography
Abramsky, Samuel. Ancient Townis in Israel. Jerusalem, 1963. 278 pp. Avnimelech Moshe A. A bibliograp•hy of Levant Geology. New York, Davey, 1965. 192 pp. Banin T. and S. The Goodly Land. New York: Hadassah Education Depart ment, 1953. 79 pp. Benvenistl, David. Israel: Land and People. Comay Joan and Moshe Pearlm1an. Israel. New York, Macmillan, 1964. 120 pp. Dafni, Rinna. Galilee. Jerusalem. forael Digest 1965. 26 pp. Fisher, William Bayne. The Middle East. A Physical, Social and Regional Geography. London. Methuen, 1964 .. 568 pp. Glueck, Nelson. Rivers in the Desert. New York. Grove, 1960. 303 pp. Meyer Hermann M.Z. Israel Pockc:t Atlas and Handbook. Morris, Yaakov. Masters of t11e Denert. 6,000 years in the Negev. New York. Putnam 1961. 416 pp. Orni Ephraim. This is Israel. Orni Ephraim and Elisha Efrat. Geography of Israel. Turai, A. The Emek Jesre-el and Beisan Valley. Tel Aviv. Lion tile Printer. 1947. 142 pp. Vilnay Zev. Guide to Israel.
BIBLICAL MAPS AND ATLASES
Wall Atlas of the Bible Lands 1. The Distribution of Nations 2. Egypt, The Sinai Peninsula, a1nd the Promised Land. 3. Canaan as Divided Among thie Twelve Tribes. 4. The Holy Land in the Time of the K1ngs. 5. Syria and Mesopotamia. 6. Modern Palestine.
HISTORICAL WALL MAPS Obtainable from George Phillip and Son Limited, Victoria Road, London, N.W.LO. 01-965 7431/7. West End Offices: 12/14 Long Acre, London, W.C.2. 01-836 1915/9. Associate Companies: Edward Stanlford Limited, 12/14 Long Acre, W.C.2. 01-836 1321; The Maritime Press Limited, 13 Long Acre, \V.C.2. 01-8361919. An illustrated catalogue of maps prodluced in Israel by tile Ministry of Labour, priced 3/6d., may be obtained at Stanford Limited. Journeys of tile Children of l srael--A guide to tile Study of tile Bible-an educational work consisting of 72 maps and diagrams showing tile major movements, banles and events of tht! Old Testament, togetller witll tile texts on which tlley arc based. 64 pp. by Moshe Davis and Isaac Levy, price 13/6d. Obtainable from JNF Education Department, Rex House, 4/ 12 Regent Street, S.W.1. 01-930 5152.
12 leaflets on Israel JNF Education Department, Rex House, 4/12 Regent Street, S.W.1. 01-930 5152. J cwish Agency Information Department, Rex House, 4/12 Regent Street, S.W .1. 01-930 5152.
Israel (Miscellane~tus Information) ISRAELI FLAGS may be bought or hired flrom Messrs. Black and Edgington, 144 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.C.2. Tel.: OJ-636 6645. ISRAELI NATI ON AL ANTHEM-An LP containing the Hatikva along with 23 other National Anthems, has been made both on Mono and Stereo, by Decca Gramophone Co. Ltd., 9 Albert Embankment, London, S.E.1. Tel.: 01-735 8111. The record numbers arc LK 4282 and SKC 4017. The Anthem is played by the band of the Grenadier Guards. A 10* 78 r.p.m. of a choir singing the Hatikva may be obtained from Maccabi Union, 1 Manchester Square, W.1. Tel.: 01-·935 0474. Jewish Day Sc1hools in England SCHOOL ADDRESS HEAD TEACHER Tel. No. JFS Comprehensive Camden Road, Dr. E. S. Conway, M.A. 458 3718 School N.W.1. Avigdor Primary School 63/67 Lordship Miss H. Kohn 800 8339 Road, N.16. Hasmonean Grammar Holders Hill Road, W.W. Stanton, M.A. 203 1411 School (Boys) N.W.4. Hasmonean Grammar Parson Strccc, Dr. J. Rosmarin, M.A. 203 1560 School (Girls) N.W.4. Hasmonean Preparatory 8-10 Shirehall M. Cohen, B.A. 202 7704 School Lane, N.W.4. Edgware Hasmonean "Highfields", 261 958 9003 Preparatory School Hale Lane, Edgwarc, Middx. Menorah Primary School 1/ 3 The Drive, Rabbi S. H. Abraham 458 1276 N.W.11. Yesodey Hatorah 2 Amhurst Park, Rabbi 0. Schontal 800 8612 Primary School (Boys) N.16. Yesodey Hatorah 4 Amhurst Park, Rabbi 0. Schontal 800 8612 Grammar School (Boys) N.16. Ycsodcy Hatorah 5 Amhurst Park, Mrs. M. Rozelaar 800 8612 Primary School (Girls) N.16. Yesodey Hatorah 13 Amhurst Park, Mrs. M. B. Davis 800 8612 Grammar School (Girls) N.16. Pardes House Primary 181 West Heath Rabbi P. Braceiner 790 4642 School (Boys) Road, N.W.3. Clapton Jewish Day 47 Lea Bridge Mrs. R. Stiftel- 806 4690 School Road, E.5. Lipman Hillel House Schools 263 Chamberlaym: Mrs. R. Stiftel- 459 0323 Road, N.W.10. Lipman Ilford Jewish Primary Carlton Drive, Mr. S. Rosslyn 551 1431 School Barking Side, Ilford, Essex.
13 SCHOOL ADDRESS HEAD TEACHER Tel. No. Kerem School Norrice, Lea, N.2. Mr. M. Dover 790 0909 Kerem H ouse 18 Kingsl1ey Way, Mrs. L. Banner 790 7524 N.2. Matilda Marks-Kennedy Barclay H ouse, Mrs. Elias, a.A. 459 1819 School 783 Finchley Road, N.W.11. North West London 180 Wille:;den W. Wulwik, M.A. 459 3378 Jewish D ay School Lane, N.W.6. Rosh Pinah Mowbray Road, H. Beckman 958 8897 Jewish Schools Edgware Solomon Wolfson 111/ 11 7 Lancaster Mr. A. Band 727 1514 Junior School Road, W.l l. L ubavitch House School 109 Stamford Hill, Rev. A. D. Suffrin, (Boys) N .16. D irector of Education Lubavitch House School 126 Stamford Hill, · (Girls) N.16. Lubavitch H ouse School 3 Kingsleir Way, 455 3262 (G rammar) Boys N.2. Lubavitch House School 26 L intho1rpe R oad, (Grammar) Girls N.16. PROVINCES SCHOOL ADDFtESS HEAD TEACHER King David School Alcestc:r Road, Moseley, Mr. R. E. Levy, M.A. Birmi~lgham Jewish Boarding School 36,'38 Gladstone Terrace, Rabbi A. Gruner Gateslllead. Jewish Primary School 18 Gladstone Terrace, Rabbi S. Wagschal Gatesb1ead Selig Brodetsky Jewish Sandh:ill Lane, Mr. H. Abramson, Primary School Leeds, 17. a.comm. Rev. Jacob Samuel & Beth Moshe, Mr. H . Abramson, Dr. Samuel, 456 Hilrrogate Road, a.comm. Samuel Nursery Schools Harronate, Leeds 17. King D avid Primary School Beauclair D rive, Mr. J. Wiener, a.A. Liverpool 15. King David Secondary Child•.vall Road, Mr. C. G. Beebe, 8.A. Modern/Grammar School Liverpool 15. Cassel Fox School 20 Upper Park Road, Miss M. Freeman, 8.A. Manchester 7. King David Uewish) School, Easton Road, Mr. H. Linton (H igh School) Mandtester 8. P restwich Jewish Beth D avid, Mr. E. Leon, 8.A. Day School Bury New Road, Prestwich, Manchester. Prestwich Sedgley Park Road, Jewish Day Yocheved Prestwich. Segal Kindergarten Manchester Jewish Beechwood, Charlton Mr. E. S. Wilson, a.A. Grammar School Avenue, Prestwich. Manchester Jewish Beth Malkah, Radford Mr. J. Munk, B.A. H igh School (Girls) Street, Salford Broughton Jewish Park Lea, Park Lane, Miss S. Schlesinger Primary School Salford 7. Broughton Jewish Lathorn House, Mr. J. Roberg Infants' School Singleton Road, Salford 7.
14 SCHOOL ADDRESS HEAD TEACHER Herzlia Day School Finchley Roa1d, Miss D . M. Morris Wesccliff-on-Sea, Essex. Menorah School 21 Thornhill Park, Mrs. G. Shochet Sunderland. Carmel College Mongwell Park, (Public School) Near Wallingford, Berks.
Major Jewish Libra1•ies in Gt. Britain
BETH HAMIDRASH, Adler House, Tavistock Square, W.C.1 . 01-387 5722/3. Hebrew library. BRITISH MUSEUM (HEBREW DEPARTMENT), Bloomsbury, W.C.l. Open Monday - Friday, from IO a.m. to 4.45 p.m. Contains approximately 40,000 volumes and 3,000 MSS. INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORAR'V IUSTORY AND WIENER LIBRARY LTD., 4 Devonshire Street, W.1. 01-636 7247. Research Library and Institute on contemporary European and Jewish biscory, especially the rise and fall of the Third Reich. JEWISH MEMORIAL COUNCIL, Woburn House, Upper Woburn Place, W.C.l. 01-387 3081. Open daily from 10 a.m. co 5.30 p.m. JEWS' COLLEGE LIBRARY, 11 Montagu Place, Monragu Square, W.l. 01-723 2041/9974. Open in term time: Mcmday to T hursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open Jn vacation: Monday, Tuesday & T hursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Closed during August and on all Jewish Holy-days and Public holidays. The Library contains 65,000 volumes, 20,000 pamphlets, and 700 manuscripts. MOCATIA LIBRARY AND MUSBUIM, (Incorporating the Library of the Jewish Historical Society of England), University College, Gower Street, W.C.l. OJ-387 7050. PARKES LIBRARY, University of Souq~ampton . BASIL HENRIQUES LIBRARY, 33 J:1(enriques Street, E.1. 01-481 1654. EDUCATION CENTRE, Rex House, ~ 1/ 12 Regent Street, S.W.I. 01-930 5152. A comprehensive library for the Je'wish Youth leaders and Educators, books, pamphlets, slides, film-strips and records dealing with all aspects of Israel.
Libraries and IVluseums with Important Jew'ish Collections of Judaica or Hebraica
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, Cambridge. 0223 61441. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF SCOTLAND, Edinburgh 1, Scotland. 031-225 4104. THE JOHN RYLANDS LIBRARY, Mainchester 3, M3 3EH. 061-834 5343. JE WISH MUSEUM, Woburn House, U1pper Woburn Place, W.C.l. 01-387 3081. A comprehensive collection of ritual( objects and antiquities illustrating Jewish life and worship. Open to the pub!Jic Mondays to Thursdays 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m., Friday and Sunday 10.30 a.m. £•) 12.45 p.m.
15 Music
JEWISH M USIC COUNCil., 21 Dean Street, W.1. 01-437 2852. To co-ordinate Jewish musical activ'ities. To offer advice and information regarding Jewish music and Jewish imusicians. To plan programmes for an annual Jewish music month and for musical activities throughout the year. To encourage Jewish music making. To promote publication, composition and performance of Jewish music. To establish a musical bridge with Israel and to make contact with Israeli musical org~misations and musicians. Mn.LS M USIC L T O., Music Publishers, Mills House, Denmark Street, W.C.2. 01-240 1745, have Jewish Sheet Music, catalogue entitled " Jewish Music Publications", contains music published in America and it caters for voice, chorus, piano, organ, American instrumental, orchestral, composed by leading American Jewish composers. BOOKS ON JEWISH MUSIC "Jewish Music" and its historical d1:velopment, by A. Z. Idelsohn, Tudor Publishing Co., 91929, 535 pp. Schok•en Books (paper back). "The Music of the Jews" by Aron Marko, Rothmuller, 254 pp. Vallentine Mitchell. SONGBOOKS: FZY Shiron price 3/6; H abonim Shiron, Hanoar Haczioni; AJY Songster price 1 -. U.S.A. NATIONAL JEWISH MUSIC COUNCIL, 145 East 32nd Street, New York 16, N.Y., U.S.A. Catalogues on Jewfah music and records etc. Each year the National Council sponsors a topic in Jewish music. U.S.A. JEWISH MUSIC PUBLISHER'S INDEX Association Music Publishers, 1 West 47th Street, New York City. Bloch Publishing Company, 31 West :31st Street, New York City. Behrman House, 1261 Broadway, New York City. Cantors Assembly of America, 1109 F'ifth Avenue, New York City. Friends of Jewish Music, 8252 S. W<>dlawn Avenue, Chicago 19, Ill. Jewish Education Committee, 426 West 58th Street, New York City. Metro Music Company, 54 Second A111enue, New York City. Mercury Music Corporation, 17 West 60th Street, New York City. Mills Music Corporation, 1619 Broadway, New York City. Sacred Music Press, Hebrew Union School of Sacred Music, 40 West 68tb Street, New York City. Transcontinental Music Corporation, 1674 Broadway, New York City.
National Union " Hamoreb", the journal of the NationaJ Union of Hebrew Teachers, acts as a medium through which teachers can b1: kept up to date with current educational matters and also other interesting topics. Applications for membership should be made to: Mr. J. Craimer, 32 Fountayne Road, London, N.16. 16 Posters ISRAEL GOVERNMENT TOURIST OFFICE, 59 St. James Street, S.W.l. 01-493 2891. ZIM, 310 Regent Street, W.1. 01-580 8484. EL-AL, 185 Regent Street, W.1. 01-43~7 9277. JNF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, Rex House, 4/12 Regent Street, S. W .1. 01-930 5152. LONDON BOARD OF JEWISH RJELIGIOUS EDUCATION, Woburn House, Upper Woburn Place, W.C.l. 01-387 2681/3. PICTORIAL EDUCATIONAL CHl\RTS UNIT, 181 Uxbridge Road, Hanwell, W.7. MERKOS L'INYONEI CHINUCH !INC. The Central Organisation for Jewish Education, British Section-Lubavitch House, 109/115 Stamford HiJI, London, N.16. U.S.A. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE OF THE JEWISH AGENCY, 515 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10022, U.S.A. BARTONS (Dept. R63), 80 De Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, 11202, U.S.A. Material for, Retarded Children In co-operation with the Maimonides S:chool for Special Children, the Jewish Education Committee has made possible the publication of a curriculwn, a course of study, and units of learrung for retarded pupils. School personnel interested in these projects are invited to lkeep in touch with the Jewisb Education Conuninee of New York, 426 West 5'8th Street, N.Y.19, to ascertain what other materials are being prepared and tested like tests, visual aids, teachers' guides, etc. General Studies on Religious Education in Great Britain READING LIST Edwin Cox-CHANGING AIMS IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION. Lecturer in Education, University of Birmingham. Goldman, R. ).-READINESS FOR RELIGION. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1965. Hyde, K. E.-RELIGIOUS LEARNING IN ADOLESCENCE. Published for the University of Birmingham Institute of Education by Oliver and Boyd, 1965. Lee, R. S.-YOUR GROWING CHILD AND RELIGION. Pelican Books, 1965. 17 Madge, V.-CHlLDREN IN SEAIRCH OF MEANING. S.C.M. Press, 1965. Yeaxlee, B. A.- RELIGION AND THE GROWING MIND. Nisbet, 1939. BOOKS DEALING WITH TJflE SOCIAL BACKGROUND TO RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Jeffreys, M . V. C.-PBRSONAL V ALUBS IN THE MODERN WORLD . Pelican Books, 1962. Niblett, W. R.-MORAL EDUCATION £N A CHANGING SOCIETY. Faber & Faber, 1963. BOOKS DEALING WITH RlBLIGIOUS EDUCATION Hilliar d, F. H.-THE TEACHER AND RELIGION. James Clarke, 1963. Loukes, H.- TEENAGE RELIGION. S.C.M. l'ress, 1961. Slides The following Companies produce slildes: BIBLE LANDS COLOUR SLIDES: N.B.L. Services & Supplies, 230 Coastal Chambers, London, S.W.3. !Showroom: 33 Museum Street, London, W.C.l. 01-580 9925. THE CHURCH ARMY VISUAL, AID DEPARTMENT. P.O. Box 67, 185 Marylebone Road, London, N.W.l. 01-262 3211. *GERMANY Three sets of 32 slides arc available at a collective price of £ 16 on the following subjects: l. Religious Life in the Jewi11h Home; 2. Sabbath and the Synagogue; 3. The Jewish Festivals. Each set is accompanied by a sleeve iand an L.P. record with Jewish Music to illustrate the slides. In the first instance the publications officer of the Council of Christians and Jews should be contacted. T he name of the publisher is: Cotta Verlag, Cotta'sche Buchhandllung, Stuttgart 0, Adolf-Kroner-Strasse 24, GERMANY. *T hese slides may be viewed at 1lte JNF Education Department. ISRAEL Colour slides from the Land of the B>ible. Catalogue with two supplements andl an order form from: The Israel Colour Slides Company, P.O. Box 577, Jeruimlem, Israel. SLIDES FOR LOAN: Slides on Israel may be obtained froim the JNF Education Department, Rex House, 4/12 Regent Street, S.W.1. 01.-930 5152. 18 Teachers' Aids & Curriculum Materials WORLD ZIONIST ORGANISATION, Department for Torah Education and Culture, 345 Grays Inn Road, London, W.C.l. 01-837 2108/9. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF TICE JEWISH AGENCY, Rex House, 4/12 Regent Street, S.W.1. 01-930 5152. LONDON BOARD OF JEWISH R ELIGIOUS EDUCATION, Woburn House, (6th Floor), Upper Woburn Place, London, W.C.l. 01-387 2681/3. JEWISH EDUCATION COMMITTEE PRESS, 426 West 58th Street, New York 19, U.S.A. UNION OF AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS, Publications Department, 838 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10021, U.S.A. UNITED SYNAGOGUE, 218 East 70th Street, New York, N.Y. 10021, U.S.A. TORAH UMESORAH, 156 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10010. Full-Time Teacheri Training Courses 1. FACULTY FOR THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS The Trent Park College of Education, Coc;kfosters, Barnet, Herts, has approved a Course in Jewish Studies in conjunction with the Faculty for the Training of Teachers. Students who are accepted wiJI take Jewish Studies as their main subject, whilst participating in the educational courses at the College, enabling them to qualify as certified teachers recog11used by the Department of Education and Science. Students will also be requ:ired to follow a course of intensive Jewish studies at Jews' College. Further information can be obtained from Dr. Isidore Fishman, M.A. at Jews' College, 11 Montagu Place, Montagu Squ1are, London, W.l. 2. BETH JACOB Courses of Instruction: The College provides courses of theoreti1cal and practical training as follows: The TEACHER'S COURSE, lasting two years. Applicants are required to pass the entrance examination. The PREPARATORY COURSE, the duration of which varies according to standard. No entrance examination is held. Examinations : Students raking the Teacher's Course are: required to pass an Entrance (or, if having anended the Preparatory Course~, a Preliminary) Examination, and Intermediate and a Final Examination. 3. CARMEL GIRLS' SEMINARY, Administrative Offices, 8 Brentmead Place, N.W.11. Tel. 458 1141/2. Brochure: sent on request. 4. JUDITH LADY MONTEFIORE COLLEGE, 56 Carlton Hill, N.W.8. 19 University Edancation in Gt. Britain DEGREE COURSES IN HEBREW Aberdeen University. Cambridge University. Durham University. Glasgow University. Liverpool University. Manchester University. Oxford University. St. Andrew's University. University of Wales. University College, Cardiff. University College of North Wales, Bangor. University College, Gower Street, Hebrew (Ancient and Medieval) London, W.C.l. 01-387 7050 with Aramaic (including Syriac) Jews' College, 11 Montagu Place, Hebrew (Ancienc Medieval and Modern) London, W.1. 01-723 2041 Liverpool University Hebrew and Ancient Semitic Languages University C'.ollege, Gower Streer, Degree Course in Jewish History and London, W.C.J. 01-387 7050 Hebrew Universit;, Education in Israel Srudents from abroad can anend 1rourses of study at one of the following institutes of Advanced Education: The Hebrew University Beer-Sheva Institute of Science Technion Institute of Technology T eachers' Seminars Bar-Illan University Wingate Instirute of Physical Training Tel-Aviv University Technion School for Practical Engineers Haifa University Bezalel School of Art Funher information: Israel Students Authority, c/o Youth and Hechalutz Departmcnl, Rex House, 4/ 12 Regent Street, S.W.l. 01-930 5152. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION A~ND CULTURE Shivtei Yisrael Street, Jerusalem. Td. 27311. EDUCATIONAL INSTUTUTIONS IN ISRAEL Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan. Te:l. 752103. Boys Town, Jerusalem (Kiryat Noar). Teachers and Technicians College, Bayit Vegan, Jerusalem. Friends of the Hebrew University, 2.1 Hess Street, Tel-Aviv. Hebrew Union College, Biblical and Archaeological School, 13 King David Street, Jerusalem. Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem. Tel. 30211. Hebrew UnlversiLy Students' Unio•n, Student Centre, University Campus, P.O. Box 373, Jerusalem. Tel. 36251. 20 ICA Agricultural School, Mikve Israel, Nr. Tel-Aviv. Institute for Agricultural Research According to the Torah, 114 Allenby Street, P.O. Box 329, Tel-Aviv. Israel Academy of Music, Tel-Aviv University, 7 Lilienblum Street, Tel-Aviv. Tel. 57541. Visual Aids ALL CLOTH FLANNELGRAPH SERIES Series of all-cloth, full colour fiannelg1raph cut-out figures. No backing or pasting is necessary and the figures are r~:ady to cut and use. Each book contains extra figures which may be linked up with the extras in the rest of the series, thus enabling the teacher eventually to build up a com piece set of Bible characters. A chart is enclosed with each book for guidance in interchanging the figures with those of other books, thereby maki11g it possible to illustrate many other Bible stories and parables. FLANNELGRAPH MATERIALS Publications Department, Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 838 Fifth Avenue, New York, 10021, U.S.A. Vis1ual Aids (Festivals) LONDON BOARD OF JEWISH RE'.LIGIOUS EDUCATION, Woburn House, Woburn Place, London, W.C.l. <01-387 2681/3. Vis1ual Aids (Hebrew) JNF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, Rex House, 4/ 12 Regent Street, S.W.1. Tel.: 01-930 5152. READING AIDS WRITING AIDS VOCABULARY AIDS GRAMMAR AIDS 21 Yeshivot YESIIlVOT IN ENGL~lND LONDON Yeshivah Etz Chaim (Tree of Life College), 85 Bridge Lane, N.W.11. 01-458 3107. There arc several ycshivot in London particularly in Starnford Hill and Golders Green. PROVINCES Yeshiva, 88 Windermere Street, Gateshead on Tyne 8. Tel. 72616. "Kole!" Institute for Higher Talmudical Studies, The Oaks, Sunderland. Tel. 0783 73370. . Yeshivah (Talmudical College), Saul Rosenberg House, Seymour Road, High Crumpsall, Manchester 8. Tel. 061-740 3038. Talmudical College (Yeshivat Torat Chayim), 18 Church Road, Liverpool 15. YESIIlVOT IN ISRAElL Information & Application: Jewish Agency, Torah Department, 345 G:tay's Inn Road, London, W.C. l. 01-837' 2108. 22 1971 Price 10p Primed in England by Dalkeith Press Ltd., Kettering (7119K) ~-~~.~ from SHIRLEY STELLMAN 31 October 1971 2 :00 pm TO : RAF f-1r . Barzilay called from London to say ''thank you" for the wonderful speech you made . He was absolutely delighted. He says that many of bis1 people who had already previously made up tnteir minds as to their gifts,were induced to ·ncrease as a result of your persuasion. Nineteen contributors gave.. 1, 489 ,\QOID; ( sterl1mgiJ jlS :against 1, 151, 000 la st y,.ear aind h~ says you had a great deai to do with th1s substantial increase. i"I:r . Barzilay. said ~e) is br.·nging a group of ''key workers 11 on ll[ovember 11 and wanted you to address ~hat -s;rouJ> . Paul Beer tells me you have already,: made a commitment to them for ~ov~mber 13. NOVEMBER 4 - 1t 1971 ITINERARY IN ISRAEL "Peer Friend, I have pleasure in extending a cordial welcome to your mission on behalf of Mr. Ezra Z. Shapiiro, our Chairman, who is abroad at the present time and on my own beho.lf. If there was ever a tiu.e for the entire Jewish people to close ranks and present a united front to the world at large, that time is now. Israel, whose future is so cloi3ely linked with that of Jewish conmuni ties everywhere, finds :l tse lf in the midst of a crisis of uncertainty. No one can telll whether the present situation of "no peace, no war" will con1~inue or whether we shall have to take up arms for the 4th tirne in less than a quarter of a century. Whichever wny the die is cast, it is clear that the Jews of the world will have to assume enor~~ous and inescapable obligations. In the meantime we must proccc(l with our ta.ska of strengthening the State of Israel, of consoHdating and building, of encouraging the Al iyah of Jews who need to come from the sbaokl ed Jewish community of Soviet Russia and other countries of stress, or those who want to come from the free Jewish communities of the world; of closing the gap between the "haves•• and the "have nots" in Isro.el. The implicatHms of Israel's c()lnplex situation are manifold, but I would like to stress two of thems a sufficiency of funds to meet the daily needs of our human resources and a sufficiency of voluntary workers a.round tho world to approach each and every Jew for his decisive par~r.icipntion. In this work Young Leadership c=an not only make an important contribution but can also set a shining exumple for others to follow. I hope that a.s a result of yowr mission you will be able to convey to the entire Jewish co~mnunity of the United Kingdom how much depends upon the successful outcome of your 1972 campaign. I wish you a very pleasant stay among us. ;: fJJ S,J, K.reutner ----z__ Director General JPA YOTJm I.&JOERSHIP S'l'UDY MISSION TO ISRAEL •'-11 November, 1971 3.15 p.m. 9.45 p.m. ArriVitt a. t Lod Airport Recep1Hon and welcome by Repre1Jentc.tives of the KEREN H.li.IF.SOD - UNITED ISRJ..EL API£A.l JPA - lSRl:.EL OFFICE T"ranalrer to King David Hotel e.nd lnterc:ontinenta.l Hotel, Jerusalem OVERNll'GHT: Kim DAVID and INrEROONI'INENT.t.L HO'lELS, Jerusalem JPA YOUN3 LEJUE?SHIP MISSION, 1971 FRIDAY 5 NOVaeER 8.00 a .m. Leave Hotel Drive through the Wilderness of Judea. to Jericho and JJ.lenby Bridge Briefing, "open bridges policy" by Spokesman of the Militer:Yi Government to JUdea. Qnd Se.maria Return to ~eruselem 10.30 a . m. Survey of Slum krea.s and Study of Poverfy' Problems in Jerusalem 1.00 p. m. Lunch at King }gvid Hotel Guest of Honour and Speaker: m. DE VRI&S Deputy Director, School of Social Workers Return to Hotels 5.00 p. m. Pilgrimage to the Western 'Wnll for Friday Evening Services 7.00 p. m. Dinner a.t King David Hotel with: M?. . s .J. Kn'EVTlm Director-General Keren Baycsod - United Isreel Appeal OVEPJITGBT : KIID DJ.. VID and INTEnCONI'INENUL HOTEIB, Jerusa.l• JP/\. YOUN:7 IE..AmI1SHIP STUDY MISSION, 1971 9.00 a..m. Yal.kin.g Tour of the Old City Conducted by m, ZE:V VILNAI (vith pelrlicula.r e!D}ilua on the reconstruction of the J evish Quarter and th~ excavations a.t the Southern Vall) 1.00 p.m. LUnCh at King David Hotel Gtlest of Honour and Speaker: m, AV,JWIAM BIR/\N Di.rector of Lrchaeologyt ~partJDent of Antiquities Return, to Hotels 7.30 p.m. Dinner• a.t King David Hotel Joining the Members of the Young 'Leadership S'tudy Mission of the UJA OP AMERICA Guest of Honour and Speaker: Mi. SIMHA DINITZ Politice.l Advisor to the Prime Minister OvmNDGRT: KIID DAVID and IllrERCX>N?INENr.AL HOTELS, Jerusalem JPA YOIDG LF...ADmsHIP STUDY Mis:SION 1 1971 8 .. 00 a .m.. Leave lf!otel 8, 30 a .m. Visit :lid Vashem for Light lllliidl.ing Ceremony 9.00 o.. m. Contin1ue to Beth Shean Valley 1.00 p.m. Visit !liar 'Ruppin and SurveY' of lJf!1Y outpost along the JoiJ:'datrian Border 2. 30 p.m. ProceejCI. via Tiberia.s ~ Kibbutl~ Ayelct Hasbehar 7.00 p. m. Dinner at tibbutz Ayelet &shahar PolloVled. by e.n open discussion With title Members of the Mission OVERNIHHT: ilEIET HASlWlAR GUEST HOUSE JPJ.. YOUNi IEAIElSHIP STUDY MISSION, 1971 7.30 a..m. Lea.v·e Ayelet Hashahar Driv~ a.long the Lebanese Border For a visit to the Settlements of Dove'V' and Avivim Proo~ed via nami.rii to Mettillla and Kibbutz &goshrim for an eerly lunch 12.45 p. m. Ascend the Golen Hei~ts Visit the town of Kuneitra. f o?'lll~r Head Quarters of the SyTian krmy 2. 00 p.m. Bri~ting by Area Commander 2~45 . pat. Proceed via B'not Yncov Bridge to Machiana.im Airfield for Plig~~ to Tel Aviv 4.30 p.m. Transfer from Tel Aviv Airfield to Bilton Hotel a.oo p.m. Dinner at Hilton Hotel Guest of Honour and Speaker: ~. SHOON PEnm Minister of Transport and Conmmications O~NIGBT: BILTON HOTEL, Tel A.viv JP~ YOUID LELWFl'.SHIP STUDY MISSION, 1971 TtE>IlAY 9 NOVFMill. 8.00 e.. m. Drive· to Haile. elong the c:oe.Ste.1 Rood 10. 00 a.. m. will be the guests of the lsrcel Na.vy - Briof':µtg by Staff Officer Proce1ed to Haifa. Integration Centre for leeting with Nev Imnigrents Lunch1 at the Centre ld"te:r• lunch: Meet i .ng and discussion with m. z;vi :xJOOKY of t~1c British Zionist Federat i on - conee1rning problems of Nev llmnigra.nts from Engl.and Retu:rn to Tel .I..viv OVDfIGHT: HILTON HOTEL, Tel Aviv JPA YOUNG LEALIBSHIP STUL>Y w:ssr01,, 1971 WEDID..SDAY 10 lJ0VfilffiER 7.00 a .m. Leave Hotel for an Airforce Base 11 sornewhere in Israel" Base • 9. "5) a . m. Flight by special plarie to an Arpi;r Base "somewhere in 11 Sinai11 11. 00 a .m. Proceed by bus to Kantara Survey af the Bar-I.ev Line on the b~ of the canal Return to Base 3. 30 p.m. Return .fllight to '!'el Aviv 8 . 00 p.m. Dinner and Summing up Session at Hiltoh Hotel Guest Speaker: RABBI ID;RB.ERT A. FRIEDMAN Executive Vice-Chairman, United Jewish Appeal of the U. S.A. OVJ!.fu'UGHT: HILTON HQThl,, Tel Aviv JPa YOUID LEADmSHIP snmr MISSION, 1971 THURSJ.AI 11 IDVEMBm .. 7.00 a.m. 8.30 a.m• ;lepe.rti11.re , flight no. LY 015 .. HOTELS 1-l'O ~R>RT ~e.nged by Tel :A'viv xi,gw .T xiTv io oWJ1 'JX 'OW~ oJnn?wo n~ nJ1JJ oip? ll1Yn ,7 111• .1io'il Jip nin,?vr.i '7 11 1nl mrJ ililivm , i:i'7111 i 11 1'i1 n1J1'7c ninixc n'Tn niin?i TJinn? 1'71:> 'l1i1'M oy7 1111 il'il oyg 'K DK • 'n:> U i1 JOT ii 1 ilT '1 ii , l ni ii D7 iy i1 ' g 7 J '7Jl nl'l 1il' i1 ni?tnpil f:lY 1J 'n pnil 111p i1•p ill'nY iwx ?xiw' nl'lD oi?w x'? 11 '?w 'nJUil Jll:lil ox nsn? px .ni1'i11-'X ?w Jl'Yl nu1:>J ,in:tc1 inx ninE '?w i1D1pn:i n'J':iin oygn lT cn'?i!'? 0•1'7xl il'ill ax ix 11110'' "ilon?c x?i .ill'W 25-D nnp? C'I'7Xl 1'i1' ,,,, o'71Yl 0•11n•illi7 K1il ,,,l ,71D'l!1 l'K ?i1li1 71D' .Jilc ponrin? J'Xl!1 nii'l=> n1'1'l''nnn ODXY ?y nx D''P7 7J1nw 'lJ ?xiw• nl'lC nx pTn'7 lll'pDnJ 1•wcn'7 il''7Y D''nl'J n•oiio nx~? o•s?xln C'11il'i1 ?w cn••?y nx 111y7 ,nioo:innni n••J:in n1'71YE 0•11ntn onix ?w ix ,np11mn11ix in•t>i noin ••n? Oil''" iJDill ow n'~''llOil J'l D''Pil iynn nx oxes? 01 1l''7~ .o'?iy:i wD1nn nisixo i3t'?x xi:i? D'111i1 .ilDXY ?xiw• nl'l!Jl i1ono O''?:iion n?xi n?i:>'il •?y:i W'1ln7 'llxi:i c?ix .ni:iiio Jn ?xiw•:i iiiwn 1:i1ocn :i1nn ?w ni'7~nn O'lX\i7Di1 ?o D''Dl'D1'i1 D'J1Xn nx o••p? 'lJ D'P'DOO D'YlDK :JilD o•·n~ ?J ~nw? "'"' i w gx~ 'lJ i?iJ o?iy:i 0''7'YD ?o P'DO~ ioooi ,iJ?v D''Ollxn .nT 7YD~J ~nno n7 in1K N'ln71 7iyn nx'OJJ 'l1n•i 'llil' x'?x nyiJD iliix:i oiin7 pi x? ni~yxn illilJnn ~u i11' ?x? V' 1T i17iYD~ .c 'inx 7 icll l ,, 0.007 91t ltii:> n'11M'i1 n?•np? ,,:iyn? i?:>in c:>7o ipono ilx11nJo iliipn 'lR .1972-:i o:>7~ n'Jlon 7~ nn7sinn nxxinl 0''1'7n iJK ilo:> 1y il'l0'1ll .np~xo 011 illilll 01 n•nn i:i:>inJ o:>ninuo nipc 'l~ c=:- /l d ~~ '/ . <1lCI' nr•' •\J J itt,m•i n,mNDil n•:i1nn - ,10'il PiJ n••ain n:>•'n 15.9 . 71 ,JD1'1D 01J1n Jin 7K 1J 711Ul 11lU) n''lllKD D'~11nn '':IX~ nn7on :Jll'Jn .T .W iJ10J?1KJ 27 1J 24 D1'D :yit<:l nn7oD tt!1K J'ln ,.T.o iJJOp1KJ 24 J1~X1 01'J .ipo ~RJ'D 1D 'lo 1n1trn1J »'~llKD D'Diinn 'CR1 l1JJn n11K ni,n7 niR'n o~J 17 n11n '1'0N ntnJ 27 ,'J'J1 Dl'l D''pnno 1 Dl'O D'1n1 nnii~J n1iDn1 .13.30 nJ~ ,x•n 11n?'n.11'n>J ,iJ1Dp1xJ n1 . . "' . .. " .. . IN NOOOTU.'?ION • ~."':ALMOST SIJaE TO BE .. ·-: --; FINALISED LATE ' '72 ... .. T. • • :. ,. Amount ... 1 • · Kindergartens £ 185,000 £ 825,000 151 ~ 2. Schools £ 339,000 £ 510,000 .. £ 600,000 .. -:' ~ 3 £1,449,000 17 J. Higher Education £ 102,000 £1,805,000 6 £1,200,000 ·4 £3, 107 ,ooo 12 -· - 4. Youth Care £ 350,000 24 £ 459,000 9 £ 40,000 2 £ 849,000 J5 5. Synagogues £ 21,000 6 25,000 1 £ 30, 000 1 £ '76,000 8 6. Social Welf a.re & £ 373,000 10 554,750 11 £ 20,000 1 £ 947,750 22 Community Centres 1. Health (Hospitals) £ 8,ooo 1 £ 896,000 £5,075,000 6 £5,979,000 11 8. Homes for Aged £ 175,000 2 £ £ 350,000 1 £ 525,000 3 9. Housing '2,136, 000 6 £1,600,000 3 £2,700,000 l £6,436,000 12 " 10. Settlements e 350,000 2 £ 350,000 2 11. Miscellaneous £ 43,000 2 £ 130,000 3 £ 780,000 10 £ 953,000 15 .. : . £A.p82,ooo 88 £6,262,000 67 £11,620,000 133 £21,964,00Q 288 r .. .. • SPEClAL PROJECTS (Construction completed) 1 ) KIN DERG ART ENS 1 • .Purruture Trade Higdal Ha'emek, 2-class £10,000 2. Agnes Spencer Ashdod, 2-cla.ss 3. Max Gumpel Ashdod, 2-class £20,000 4. Rosalind Ma.son Ashdod., 1-class £ 3,000 5. Joe and Renee Hyman Ashdod, 2-class £10,000 6. Muriel Eison and Davicl Hyman Ashdod, 2-class £ 5,000 1. Sir Isaac ~Ioli' son Acco, 2-class 8. Garfield Weston Eilat, 2-class .t 9,000 9. F.Z.Y. Kindergarten Bilat, 2-class £12,000 1 o. Abraham and SarFib Duboff Migdal Ha. 'emek, 1-class £ 6,000 11. Leslie and Benjamin Tosh Nigdal Ha'emelt, 2-class £10,000 12. Joseph \'larshaw i1igdal Ha'emek, 1-class £ 4,000 13. Sam f.'nglander l>tigdal Ha'emek, 1-c lass £ 6,ouo 14. E. Spitz i'tigdal Ha 1 eu1ek, 1-cla.ss £ 5,000 1 5. Bmanuel Raffles Oirnono., 2-class £ 2, 500i• " 16. hosalina 1'1u son J1illh1fltt., 1-class u;J ,500 17. njanogl y Brothers J erusulcm, 2-ClElSS ,C?. , 000 18. Stuart Young Je1·u::;alew, 2-class £? ,000 19. :Pan to Vamily J ..·rusu .l em , 2-c1 SS £ 15,000 20. Hil £185 , 000 2) SCHOOLS 1 • Godfrey Family School A::; hkelon £100,0uO 2. The Zahala Slotover School Nig~al Ra'emek £ 50,000 3. The Max Ziff Wing Nehora £ 10,000 4. Agnes Spencer High School Zfat £ 50,000 5. 'l'he Berl Hnyman Classrooms Beit Ha'emek £ 4,000 6. The Avigdor i·iishcon Primary School Ha.tzor 1. The JoSI>h Collier Primary School Eilat £ 75,000 8. The Joseph Collier Secondary School Li lat £ 50,000 £339,000 • 3) HHiH LCi EJ)(JCA'l' ION 1. Sir Harold Samuel Agricultural Rehovoth £80,000 Research Centre 2. 'l'he 1'.iaurice Neyers Vulcani Institute £22, 000 Field Crop Institute £ 102,000 I I • 4) YOUTH CARE A. Youth a.nd Sports Centres 1 • The Sydney Bellman Youth Club Shderot £ 2,500 2. Harold and Betty 1-'oster Herzliah £50,000 3. John and Vi Rubens Ashdod £30,000 4. John and Yi Rubens Ashdcxl £30,000 5. David Garcy Ra.ml eh £25,000 6. Sam Green Playing Fields Dishon £10,000 1. Doreen Nishcon Gymnasium .Hatzor .£10,000 8 . Claude Leigh Beit Ha'emek £20,000 9. t·1 ichael Sobell Kochav £10,000 B. Swimming Pools 1 • t-~ ichael Sobell Kochav £30,000 2 . Nadine and David Hyman Nigdal Ha'emek £30,000 3. Cecil Lewis Hidrasha Sde Boker .£25 'ouo 4. Leeds Jewi ~ h Sportsmen Haifa £35,000 4) (b) YOUTH CARE C. Playgrounds and Recreation Grounds 1. M. Gold Migdal Ha'emek £2,000 2. Alexander Hubbers :Migdal Ha'emek £2,500 3. Anne and Vincent Veronique Migdal Ha.'emek £2,~00 4. Muriel and Geoffrey P. Eisen Nigdal Ha.'emek £7,000 5. Simon Simmons :Migdal Ha' emek £2,500 6. Peter Lyons l-tigdal Ha'emek £3,500 7. Leslie Moss Migdal Ha.'emek £2,500 8. Furniture Trade Committee lierzliah ) ) £3,600 9. Furniture Trade Committee Herzliah 10. Schreiber Family Kochav i'lichael Sobe:J.l £5,000 11. Michael Sobell Basket Ball Court hochav i'lichael Sobel! £12,000 £350,000 5. SYNAGOrrUE~ 1 • Burm 'F'amily Migdal Ha ' emek £5 , 000 2. Isa.ac and H.ebecca Bare et l"ligda.l Ha ' emek £5 , 000 3. Joseph Smouha Migdal Ha. 1 emek 4. Sir Isaac Wolf son Acco 5. Hyman Kr eitman and Leslie i:'orter Beit Shirena £8,0CJO 6. Cyril Coamberg Yavneh £ 3 , 0 (;0 £21,000 J. 6. SOCIAL WELFARE AND CON}1UNI'rY CENTRES 1 • Moadon He.oleh, Nata.n Steinberg J erusalem £25,000 2. Moadon He.oleh, Goldbloom Centre , Raif a. £40,000 3. Agnes Spencer Community Centre Ashddd £25,000 4 • . Agnes Spencer Cultural Centre Migdal Ha.'emek £35,000 5. Claude Leigh Community Centre Kfa.r Ha.nassi £50,000 6. Ann Sobell Community Centre and Kochav Miehe.el Sobell £ 1,000 o-ffice wing 7. Goldrei Community Centre Kfar Daniel £13,000 8. Joseph Collier Communal Centre Eilat £50,000 9. Hyman Achdut Community Centre Ashdod £25,000 10. J. B. Harbour, Shopping Centre .,103,000 £373,000 1) HEALTH ( HO~ .PITALS) 1. F . Z.Y. Emergency Clinic Kibbutz :t-laagan £8 , 000 1. Beit Shirena Herzliah £175 ,000 2. Beit Smouha higdal Ha ' emek •• . 9) ti~8Th G 1 • :.Kiriat wolf son Acco £700,000 2. ilriat Wolf son Jerusalem £1, 160,000 3. Y--o•he Sharett Housing Scheme !> Kibbutz Hame.dia earmarked ex appeal 4. liriat Na.uric e Bloch Hatzor £75,000 5. £1:r ia.t Joseph Smouha 1'1igdal Ha 1 emek £101,000 6. l.iriat H. h. Oppenheim Upper Nazareth £100,000 £2,136,000 10) SETT L.b.hEN'fS 1 . Kochav hichael Sobell Lachish £250,ouo 2. ~ in-Gedi, Furnit ure Trade Ein-Gedi £100,000 £)50,000 11 ) r--1 ISC .c.LLANr~o us 1. Achdut Hyman ~q uare Ashdod £18,000 2 . ~ lug Charitable Trus t £25 , 000 £43,000 KEREN HAYtSOO. JEWISH NATIONAL FUND JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCIATION FOR 1$RAf.l AND TKE MIODl.E EAST. THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWISH RU:UGtES. J.N.F. CHARJTABU TRUST JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE • 4-12 REGEIT STREET • LONDON • SW1 fOUlfD!ll: ,...,.._: It-DI llU TH! LATI lORO MMU Of IMIOUGHTOllll ,....,_: ZIMIMre...... Hon. Pr..,denis: YOUNG LEADERSHIP THE VERY REV. THE CHIEF RAHi, OR. IMMANUEL JAKOIOVITS THE V£RY REV. DR. S. GAON SL /GG LORD SIEFF 10th June 1971. SIR ISAAC WOLFSON. hrt. ,.,..nt: J . EDWARD SIEFF Vice· Pr.. ldent ' Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, HYAM MORRISON Executive Chairman - UJA, Ch•lrm•n : Americas~ MICHAEL M. SACHER 1290 Avenue of the Deputy Chalrm•n : New Yor k, N. Y.10019. I. JACK LYONS, C.8 .E. Vie.·CheinMn ' ROSSER CHINN Dear Herb, TitEVOR CHINN HAROLD H. POSTER First of all may I say what a great pleasure it was meeting CYRIL STElN Hon. TrNaVrw: you, both at the Young Leadership Retreat and at the Chicago STUART YOUNG, F.C.A. Conference. I found our chat on Saturday evening, or was it Executive Vice· Chaotmlln for 1..... 1 Sunday morning, in Chicago most useful. and Oirec:to< MICHAEL 8ARZILAY Executive 01rec1oc I obviously saw and learnt a great deal at the Retreat, and A. A. KLEIN I have written a report on my visit and have made recomnen dations to implement some of the ideas from the UJA Young Leadership in this country. I will, of course, send you a copy when it is ready. Thank you for sending me the photostat of Phoenix Nest so promptly, it will come in very useful over here. I have discussed your visit to London with Trevor Chinn. At the moment we cannot give you a definite date because I am ; still in the process of making up our calendar, and in November, which is the month we were thinking of .in Chicago, we have a Mission to Israel. We shall be discussing this again in greater detail in the near future, when I will write to you again. Finally may I extend to you my sincere good wishes on your forthcoming Aliyah and wish you all the best in your new home. May I have your address in ael so that we can keep in touch. With kindest regards. KEREN HAYESOD. JEWISH NATIONAL FUND JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCIATION FOR ISRAEL ANO THE MIDDLE EAST. THe SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWISH REFUGEES. J.N.F. CHARITABLE TRUST :I JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE · 4-12 REGENT STREET · LONDON • SW1 FOUNDU: , .....: 11.al515Z THE lATt LOIU> MAllU Df lllOUOHTI>H ,..,_: ~u.... Hon.. p._cfenll THe VERY Rev THE CHIEF RABBI. 14th June 1971 OR. IMMANUEL JAK080VITS THE VERY REV. OR. S. GAON LORD SlEFF SIR lSAAC WOLFSON, 8•n. Rabbi Her ber t A. Friedman, Prniden1 J . EDWARD SIEFF Executive Ci.air man, Vice· Pl'Qidenl Un~ ted J e~ i sh A~peal , HYAM MORRISON 290 Avenue of t he Americas, Cha1Nnan MICHAEL M. SACHER New York, N.Y. 10019, Deputy Ch1trm1n : U. S. A . I. JACK LYONS. c .a.E. Vlce· Clullrmen ' ROSSER CHINN TREVOR CHINN HAROLD H. POSTER CYRIL STEIN Dear Herb, Hon. Truaurer· STUART YOUNG, F.C.A. The last tliing I want, i s t o cause you arzy and Ouec1or t r ouble or a rgument s wit h canybody . MICHAEL BARZILAV Encu1Ne01rectot When we ar e all i n J er usalem I may be able "'-"'-KLEIN to explai n to you r.hy I cannot follow your suggestion, as much as I \'fould like to. Bar zi3.:ay NNNN ZCZC UtHTED JEWISH APPEAL 1290 AVE OF THE Al"ERICAS 29TH FLOOR NYC 10019 RGB0357 RMZ4422 UYS087 LHC415 TLH036 URRG CO GBLH 017 LONDONLH 17 10 1642 HERB F'RIE~AN CARE UJAPPEAL NEWYORK MEETIN'G MUST BE WEDNESDAY MICHAEL SACHER LEAVING ISRAEL WED~ESDAY LUNCHTIME REG ARDS BARZILAY NNNN ZCZC UNITED JEWISH APPEAL 1290 AVE or THE AMERICAS 29TH FLOOR NYC 10019 :ti c» -<'O s. I» :ti 5? ..n ~ a (lo) RGB0129 RML3849 UYS102 l.:HC470 TLH040 48 en -= (lo) • 1 ... URRG HL GBLH 037 •..."" LONDONLH 37 I 1720 LT HERB FRIEDMAN UJAPPEAL NEWYORK COULD YOU SUGGEST TWO ALTERNATIVE DAYS AND HOUR MEETING JN JERUSALEM WITH SACHER MORRISON CHINN STEIN YOUr«3 MYSELF TO DISCUSS 1972 JPA STOP MAJORITY ARRIVING SUNDAY 20 LEAVING FRIDAY 25 REGARDS BARZILAY \ COL 1972 20 25 x UN:ITED JEWISH APPEAL JUNE 3, 1971 BARZ I LAY ZIONBURO ITT LONDON (ENGLAND) PROBLEM. SECONDLY I AM NOT SUR& JIOW; ~ I CAN BE RIGHT NOW REGARDING 19 72 IN SPECIFIC ~RMS BECAUSE MY OWN THINKING IS STILL FLUID. BUT AM CERTAINLY WILLING J.mET FOj GENERAL EXCHANGE OF VIEWS SO LONG AS MEETING IS CLEARED. 8CARDS FRHDMAN ' , 70' • (\ 7 S" I 1st June 1971 SUGGESTED PL.liN FOR THE 1972 JPJ.. CAMPAIGN, DISCUSSED AND APPROVLD BY THE HONORARY CF :r' IC&.ZS 1.ND SUBhITTED TO THE ADMlliISTRATIVE COMMITTEE BY M. BJ.RZILAY This plan has some basic depe.rtures from the pattern used in previous years, at the same time built into this pla.n are the good money raising features of the past. 1. We advocate and plan for rating sessions. 2. We have to convince, cajole or tempt our 130 £ 20,000 plus top donors to participate in the VIP Mission, invited by Dayan. J.. The Workers Mission, lilere we are aiming for 200 participa.ots, will be preceded by a Young Leadership Group who will then join the Workers Mission and who will help in soliciting the participants. 4. The pre-campaign functions in November are restricted to the £ 10,000 and over donors and small dinner pa.rties or luncheons will be planned, About 100 donations and donors are involved in this phase of the Campaign. At the same time, the first canvassing of the pace setters of £ 5,000 a.nd over will take place, ending with a. top donors' dinner at the Dorchester on the 14th December. A maximum of 250 invitee, which means that there w-ill probably not be mor& than 100 donors sitting down to dinner, the majority of vhom would have already been approached for donations. 5. The Key Workers Conference at the beginning of January 1972 will be organised on the lines of the 25th April National Progress and ~ eport Meeting. 6. From mid January to mid February 1972, the Trade Committees A and Provincial Committee A will have their campaign period. The new pattern is-that we ar~ sug~ esting having the dinne~s and functions at the end of the main effort instead of the beginning, as it was up till now. 7. The same goes for London Districts A & ~and Tredes and Provinces B, up to Pesa.ch, which next year is very early 30th March, 1972. 8. Another inovation is ila.t the manpower force of the Organisers will be ree.llocated and will be redeployed for each phase of the Campaign, according to the needs. - 2 - Obviously there are many details to be filled in, and it is up to the Honorary Officers to suggest ammendments or accept the plan. May 1971 - Discussions with and approval by Honorary Of ficers - Discussion with and approval by Administrative Committee - Inform Organisers - Circularise Chairmen of Committees June 1971 Discussions in Jerusalem for logistical support - Speakers - Missions - Platform - Embargo - Session with Rabbi Herbe1t ,.,riedma.n in Jerusa lem - Le t ters of Invitation for the VIP Missions to be signed by Minis~er Moshe Dayan to be mailed? - Booking of Venues for Functions in 1972 September 1971 - Rat ing Sessions - assessment - determining individual targets for £ 5,000 and over and £ l COO. (Suggestion ~..r. J.Edward Sieff) - Rating in all JPA Committees by Special Sub-Committees - Meeting cum seminar with Chairmen of Committees (Sugt;;estion Mr . S. W. Gold) Campaign for strengthening local committees , r eorga nisation, etc. etc. PHJ..SE 1 30 Sept - 14 Oct 71 - Achdut National Fact Finding Group 15 - 25 October, 71 - Golf Clubls Group to Israel - 3 - Sun. 24 October - VIP MIS ~ IoN for £20,000 and over to Ved. 27 Oct. donors 130 invitees {Donations) invitation by ~ayan 4 - 11 Nov. 71 - YOUNG LE.A1>£.i...SHIP MISS ION 12 - 16 Nov. 71 - ~O:.KERS MISSION - 200 participants PHASE 2 Beginning Nov, 1971 A) Canvassing of top 15 by Minister Shimon Peres or (?) B) {Centre.l) Pre-Campaign Functions - small Dinner parties & Luncheons for: London - £ ~0,000 and over donors Provinces £ 5,000 e.nd over 96 Invitees + residue of Phase 1 C) Canvassing of all £ 5,000 & over PH AS E 3 14.12. 1971 - Top Donors Dinner at the Dorchester (Barlev? Hod? Rockefeller?) £ 5,000 & over 155 invitees + residue of Phase 1 & 2 PHASE4 15.12.1971 - - Follow up of Phase 1, 2 & 3 15.1. 1972 First week Jan.72 - 1-dNI MISSION - 50 participants 9 . 1.1972 - KEYVORICIBS CONFBl~:E.NCE (THBME?) PHASE 5 15. 1.1972 - Tr..ADF.S & Pf~ OVINCES A 15 . 2.1972 - Canvassing and Pre Appeal Function Sequence of small Parlour Meetings £1,000 - £ 5,000 - Dinners & Functions from Sunday 6.2. 1972 to 15.2. 1972 20 - 27 February, 72 - The CYRIL S!lJ.ON Leeds Group visit to Israel . . ..• - 4 - PH A S E 6 15.2. 1972 - - LONDON DISTRICTS A & B 15. 3 .1972 T::.AD.1*> ANL .t'tl.VVINC.c.S B £ 500 - £ 1,000 - Canvas si ng - Pre /,.pp eal drawing room meetings - Dinners & Functions from - 10. 3. 72 - 29. 3.72 (Pessach is on 30. 3 .72 ) PHASE 7 10.4. 1972 - - LONDCN DIS7EICTS - 10. 5. 1972 TEJ.DES & ffi OVDICES C - CAVASSING & FUNCTiONS 16.4. 1972 - NATIONAL PROOEESS & REP~T CONFERENCE to revitalise Ca.mpaign 30. 4:1972 - 7 . 5. 1972 - C.ANVJ..SSING :/EEK 15.6. 1972 - CASH DRIVE 30. 6.1972 2. 9 . 1972 - Meeting of Rabbis & Wardens 18.9.1972 - KOL NIDRE APPEJJ. • 1st June 1971 SUGG&STED PLAN FOR THE 1972 JPA Cf.MPAIGN, DISCUSSED .AND .APPROVill> BY THE HONORJi.RY CF .FICE.a.s JJlD SUB.t1ITTED TO THE .ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE BY M. B.ARZIL.AY This plan has some basic deIBrtures from the pattern used in previous years, at the same time built into this plan are the good money raising features of the past. 1. We advocate and plan for rating sessions. 2. We have to convince, cajole or tempt our 130 £ 20,000 plus top donors to participate in the VIP Mission, invited by Dayan. 3. The Workers Mission, llhere we are aiming for 200 participa~ts, will be preceded by a Young Leadership Group who will then join the Workers Mission and who will help in soliciting the participants. 4. The pre-campaign functions in November are restricted to the £ 10,000 and over donors and small dinner parties or luncheons will be planned, About 100 donations and donors are involved in this phase of the Campaign. At the same time, the first canvassing of the pace setters of £ 5,000 and over will take place, ending with a top donors' dinner at the Dorchester on th1e 14th December. Ji. maximum of 250 invitee, which means that there will probably not be mor& than 100 donors sitting down to dinner, the majority of whom would have already been approached for donations. 5. The Key Workers Conference a.t the beginning of January 1972 will be organised on the lines of the 25th April National Progress and Report Meeting. 6. From mid January to mid February 1972, the Trade CDmmit~ees A and Provincial ColDiillittee A will have their campaign period. The new pattern is-that we a.re sugbesting having the dinners and functions at the end of the ma.in effor~ instead of the beginning, as it wa.s up till now. 7. The sa.me goes for London Districts L & ~and Tredes and Provinces B, up to Pesa.ch, which next year is very early 30th Ma.rch, 1972. a. Another inovation is 'b?.t the ma.npow~r force of the Organisers will be rea llocated and will be redeployed for ea.ch phase of the Campaign, according to the needs. - 2 - Obviously there are many details to be filled in, and it is up to the Honorary Officers to suggest ammendments or accept the pla.n. May 1971 - Discussions with and approval by Honorary Officers - Discussion with and approval by Administrative Committee - Inform Organisers - Circularise Chairmen of Committees June 1971 - Discussions in Jerusalem for logistical support - Speakers - Missions - Platform - Embargo - Session with Rabbi Herbe1t ,riedman in Jerusalem - Letters of Invitation for the VIP Missions to be signed by Minister Moshe Dayan to be mailed? - Booking of Venues for Functions in 1972 September 1971 - Rating Sessions - assessment - determining individual targets for £ 5,000 and over and £ !COO. (Suggestion ~a . J.Edward Sieff) - Rating in all JPa Committees by Special Sub-Committees - Meeting cum seminar with Cheirmen of Committees (Sug;estion Mr . S. W. Gold) - Campaign for strengthening local committees, reorganisation, etc. etc. P H A S E 1 30 Sept - 14 Oct 71 - Achdut Netional Fact Finding Group 15 - 25 October, 71 - Golf Club•s Group to Israel - 3 - Sun. 24 October - VIP MrscroN for £20,000 and over to lied. 27 Oct. donors 130 invitees {Donations} invitation by ~aya.n 4 - 11 Nov. 71 - YOUNG LEA.Disi.SHIP MISSION 1 12 - 16 Nov . 71 - J~KERS MISSION - 200 participants PHASE 2 Beginning Nov. 1971 A) Canvassing of top 15 by Minister Shimon Peres or (?) B) (Central) Pre-Campaign Functions - small Dinner parties & Luncheons for: London - £ 10,000 and over donors Provinces £ 5,000 and over 96 Invitees + residue of Phase 1 C) Canvassing of all £ 5,000 & over PHASE 3 14.12.1971 - Top Donors Dinner at the Dorchester (Barlev? Hod? Rockefeller?) £ 5,000 & over 155 invitees + residue of Phase 1 & 2 PHASE4 15.12.1971 - - Follow up of Phase 1, 2 & 3 15.l. 1972 First week Jan.72 - ~t!NI MISS ION - 50 participants 9. 1.1972 - KETifORKERS CONFERE.NCE (TH~) P H A S E 5 15. l. 1972 - T;.;...ADES & Ff'_OVINCES A 15. 2.1972 - Canvassing and Pre Appeal Function Sequence of small Parlour Meetings £1,000 - £ 5,000 Dinners & Functions from Sunday 6 . 2.1972 to 15.2.1972 20 - 27 February, 72 - The CYRIL SihON Leeds Group visit to Isra.el - 4 - PHASE 6 15.2.1972 - - LONDON DISTRICTS A & B 15.3.1972 T::.AD~ ~L H>.uvINc.oo B £ 500 - £ 1,000 - Ca.nva.ssi ng - Pre J.ppea.l drawing room meetings - Dinners & Functions from - 10.3.72 - 29.3.72 (Pessach is on 30.3.72) PH .ASE 7 10.4.1972 - - LONDCH DIS7EICTS - 10.5.1972 TEJ.DES & m OVDICES ~ - CAV.ASSING & FUNCTiONS 16.4.1972 - NAT ION AL PROOP.ESS & REP 15.6.1972 - CJJ)H DRIVE 30.6.1972 2.9.1972 - Meeting of Rabbis & Wardens lS.9.1972 - KOL NIDRE APPElA.L > x UNITED JEWISH ~.PPEPL JUNE 3, 1971 BARZILAY ZIONBURO ITT LONDOd (ENGLAIJD) WILL BE HAPPY ET ~-ITH YOU. AND YOOF G~ODF IN JERCSJ'J.Et TUESDAY e. , , START BUT I UST RE!2ND YOU IN ALL .FRA.i.~KNESS Tri T YOU SHOULD CI.BAR l THIS IT:.ETING WITb K YOU 1-h... O I WGE.i)D L KL 0 Bn liELPE UL TO YOU BUT I ~~R F T To G""'T L.J Tl.E IDPLE OF TFE IBOLE POLITICJ...L PF.ODLE~· . SECONDLY iI . - .LP. un r c1i:r; BL ;-rm I.I' L m·1 FLUID. Bu:l :P:.' CERTl'.I'NLY l'ILLING .. ll.ET FOR GENERAL E .. ,.cu~11 Oh OF VIEWS •• SO LChG AS ::ll£Tif\"C IS CEEA D. f-.EGAP.OS NNNN ZCZC RGB0265 RMZ3732 UWS873 LHD241 TLH052 139 URRG CO GBLH 040 REGENT STREET 11 LO NOON 40 9 1710 E HERBERT F'RIEDMAN CARE UJAPPEAL NEWYORKUNITEDSTATESAMERICA ACKNOWLEDGIOO YOUR CABLE JUNE 3 LOOKIOO FORWARD MEETING YOU TO DISCUSS 1972 PLANS If YOU AGREE AND TIME PERMITS WEDNESDAY 23 JUNE 7 AM MICHAEL SACHERS OR YOUR SUITE STOP PLEASE CONFIRM THANKS RFnARDS B ARZILAY COL FRIEDMAN CARE UJAPPEAL NEWYORK 3 1972 23 7 AM BARZ I LAY x UNITED JEWISH APPEAL JUNE 9, 1971 BARZ I LAY ZIOJl;BURO Ift LONDON (ENGLANDl_ AND PLACE. REGPJ).S 1st June 1971 Mr. Mich~ Borzilay .Joint Pal.efi-- ~P'eal 4-12 Regeat;: StHM: London, SW 1, Bftg!.anct Dear Mikea Concerninq * ~iloit as & w*1:her your Lawyers Connittee cou14 :jbia 'Wli:h ~s CJrOup, Ernie"s reaction was ,P.Qsittve. .I augqest you write to him directly. and --~-· arran~nts, remembering alw4ys that yo~ have the r...sponsibility of clearinq with Jerusalem. Ernie's address is: United Jewish &p~ of Greater New York 220 west Sith Street New York, N.Y. 10019 As ever, Herbert A. Friedman 11,mNon ri"'7~lV"ii ·n"i1~ii KEREN HAYESOD. JEWISH NATIONAL FU NO t JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCIATION FOR lSRAEL ANO THE MIDDLE EAST. THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWISH FIEFUGEES. J .N.F. CHARITABLE TRUST JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE 4-12 REGENT STREET • LONIDON • SW1 FOUNDEll; Te..,._: 11-130 5152 TME U.TE LOAD MAllKS OF allOUGKTON Tal.. aas: Z.IHIMre, lndon Hon. Pres1denis : THE VERY REV. THE CHIEF RABBI. 26th May 1971 DR. IMMANUEL JAKOBOVITS THE VERY REV. DR. S. GAON LORD SIEFF SIR ISAAC WOLFSON, Bart. Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, Preiident: Executive Chairman, J . EDWARD SIEFF Voce-President : UJA , HYAM MORRISON 1290 Avenue of the Americas, Chairman : New York, MICHAEL M. SACHER Deputy Chairmen: N. Y. 10019, I. JACK LYONS, C.8.E. U.S.A. Vice-Chairmen: ROSSER CHINN TREVOR CHINN HAROLD H. POSTER Dear Herb, ~RILSTEIN '9n. Treasurer: STUART YOUNG, F.C.A. I understand from I.'Ir. Abe Kramer, the Chairman of hecuuve Vice-Chairman for Israel our Lawyers and Accountants JPA Committee, that and Director MICHAEL BARZILAY an American Jewish Lawyers G·roup or Conf'erence Eicecutive Director: is being plarmed for July in Israel. Has the A. A. KLEIN UJA any part in this? - Are any of the leaders or active works of the UJA involved in this? Could you please let me have: this information. Our Lawyers and Accountants Committee would like to join up with this group 01r organise a similar group in order to be in Israel at the same time. Wi th kind regards, MB/EG J//u:£ae/ ~/~, £8ahl A,,ee~ ~n~.11, J/~ l" "J""" \I\ h-i I\)~ \ \ ~tW) It).~~ -- Glt~ ;. IAA..t: . "' Vt ~ '\ "- "Vi~ lM ""~-- I' Wrt..!.. e tvh ~- w ~ t4,\ • ir'M w..~~ CAtv(- ~ ~ llt hi ~l~it . ,, ICEREN HAYESOD. JEWISH NATIONAL FUND JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCJATION FOR ISRAEL AND THE MIDDLE EAST. THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWISH REFUGEES. J.N.F. CHARITABLE TRUST JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE · 4-12 REGENT STREET · LONDON · SW1 FOUNDCJI ,...... _: n .m11u TM£ LATE l..QllD MAllU Of POUGHTON ,....,._: ZlMIMr8. a..... Hon Pre:sodants . THE VERY REV. THE CHIEF RABBI. llth L'Jay 1971 DR.1MMANUELJAKoeov11s Rabbi Herbert Friedman, THE VERY REV. DR. S. GAON LORD s1EFF Executive Chairman, s1R 1sMc woLFsoN. e111. United Jewish Appeal, :'.~C:~RD siEFF 1290 Avenue of' the Americas, Vte•·Pl'ffldenl Neii York, n. y. 10017' HYAM MORRISON u. s . A • Chamn1n MICHAEL M. SACHER Deputy Chairman: I. JACK LYONS. C.B.E. Dear V1ce·Chatrm1n • ROSSER CHINN TREVOR CHINN Just to start the ball rorling I am sendi~..g you HAROLD H. POSTER RILSTEIN a suggestion for next year' s Slogan and Platform. n. Treasurer: How does it strike you? I have given copies to UART YOUNG. F.C.A. Louis Pincus and ?Jinister Sapir. I am also sending Execu11ve Vice·Ch11rm1n for l11HI and DlrtCIO• one to Yr . Kreutner. MICHAEL BARZILAY UICUllV• Director" The suggestion comes fr-om the C1tlairman of our A. A. KLEIN Entertainment division, ~r . Harry Sa1tzman, the Producer of: "Battle of Britai n" and of the "Bond" films . He has one of the top ~ubl icity people of 1.ladi son Avenue befor:e goi ng into films . I am te..... ling you 1.1.n.is to make you rec,;.ise th.at this is not the J, braichild of my office, but I think that somethi."lg on the lines of' "Peace is more ex:pensive than Vrar" and "Le't' s I> r e:pare Isr£el :for Peacen vtould be a welcome change from "Survival and Eruergency" • Loo.ti.'.ing forward t o heari!'..g from you, Best personal regards, • r United Jewish• Appeal ON llEHA11 Of UNITED ISRAa AJ'l'fAI. JOINT OISTRIBIJTION COMMITTU. NEW 'l'OlllC ASSOCIATION FOR NEW AMElllCANS. 1l90 AvtNUE Of THC AMOtlCAS, NEW 'IORK, N.Y. lOC119 PLAZA 7-1500,CAalf AOORESS: UJAl'l'(Al. NEW 'l'OlllC ~... Gtnfir-..,CM ·.. ~ !DWAROc.-..1 c;tNSellG°""""" • 1'IOUISw lfll'iSTll' 18 May 1971 •MAXM.RSHU _..,_... •JOSl'H M(Y(IHOff tSMX>Rt-a... 8ktSIAV. UIA • "Wll.UAM lOSlN\\AU> IAQ 0 . ~IUR. IOC •EDWARD M. M. \l/Allt.;IC -.JC,...,,_ ALIEtl '-ADllMAN. •-ISIAfl.O..."""--'°"""""' . fU.1". lltNAIO H. BARNm• Mr. M. Barzilay 'M(Dlll L HM"5l'fllD MllVIN OU91NSICY' .IOSlftt HOl.lZ.""'-'1 ~lY M. !O!LST£1N' Joint Palestine Appeal •U\WllNCI 50fAOiT 1AC01 ruOMN<• Rex House •J05lPH D SHANI lOUIS S. GOLDMAN• oOEW£V O. STOSI AUlCANIXI GRASS• 4-12 Regent Street lel)AMl'I H. S\\1C JOS(rH H. IC/\NTEI • MOttllS L lMNSON• London, s.w. 1, England •J()S(PH-~'"""°'°'.._. M. MAZll H. MllUI' SM4U!l.llUlllN TPAllCU• ,_, STRtllTZ' Dear Mike: IOSUHlWllN PHlllP ZINMAN• LOUIS 0 . STUN rAUl ZUCX!RMAN• _w_,_ "SMIUlL L HAllU I think the slogans are terrible. "Help Israel 0. "GOmlll- HAMMEi WllS. lflNAi:D SCHA!NfN• Make Peace" sounds as though Israel doesn't want MolU.C-1""4,_ peace, and we have to help her (i.e. force her). -·-'- CHAALES J, IENSUY• y..... ~Col>lfM< Or else, it sounds as though she can't do it by herself, a..i. aot!RTMN! 5CHMY!I' and needs outside help, for some reason. ~""" HEnllT A. UIEOMJIN• i-....v... a- llVINIG IUNSTCIN• The sudden blossoming of the dove gives the im ~'-"'°""""'MAlilN rU'PflCOIN • pression that a change of policy has taken place - fltANK-c-. llt -e KEREN HAYESOO. JEWISH! NATIONAL FUND JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCIATION FOR ISAAEL AND THE MIDDLE EAST. THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWISH REFUGEES. J.N.F. CHARITABLE TRUST JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE 4-12 REGENT STREET · LONDON · SW1 FOUNDEA; r....._: 11431 HU Tl4E LATE L.0110 lllllAllU OF lllOUOHTOH r....,_:~.~ Hon. Pr~ts : THE VERY REV. THE CHIEF RABBI. 5th April, 1971 DA. IMMANUEL JAKOBOVITS THE VERY REV DR S. GAON LOAD SIEFF Rabui Herbert Friedman, SIR ISAAC WOLFSON 81rt. Executive Vice Chairman, PrllSldent United Jewish Appeal, J . EDWARD SIEFF Vice· P1es1den1 : 1290 Avenue of the Americas, HVAM MORRISON New York, N.Y. 100i9, Ctuurman · U . S . A. MICHAEL M. SACHER Deputy Chairman: I. JACK LYONS, C.8.E. Vice·Chal1men : ROSSER CHINN EVOR CHINN Dear Herb, ROLD H. POSTER AIL STEIN Thank you :for your letter dated 29th March . Your Hon. Treasurer ~ STUART YOUNG. F.C.A. programme is now shaped as folrows :- Exec:uuve Vice·Chl•rman tor llfffl and Director MICHAEL BARZtLAY a.m. M. B. Elrecutive D.rec:tor A. A. KLEIN a.m. Rex House, A. Klein & Board of Management p.m. Administrative Col!U.!ittee p.m. J . Edward Sie:ff Thursday 27.5.71 3 p .m. - 5.30 p.m. Staff Workshop 7 p .m. Dinner Meeting, Young Leadership Best personal regards, 23 areh 1971 tr. uc1ael Barzilay Joint Pale tine A eal .Rex Hou e 4-12 , gent c:trect London SW l , -£nglan Dee r d. I 'ant h refora, • ait ~ro rou an altered rogra.'tl. ~00Kin9 for ard ~o nearing you I am, Herbert ri . Friedman COPY CABLE MARCH 12, 1971 - HERB 1'RIEDHAN CARE VINITSKY CARE JEVAGENCY MICHAEL SACHER SUGGESTS: AND INVITES YOU FOR WEDNFm>AY DD THURSDAY LAST WEEK MAY INCLUDING MEETING WITH HONORARY OFFICERS AND ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE STOP PLEASE CONFIRM THANKS BARZILAY ZCZC LlNITED JEWISH APPEAL 1290 AVE OF THE AMEkICA~ 29TH FLOOR NYC 10019 - - -WHo0256 RML;41G UYS621 LGD222 PLG479 lRRG eo GbLG 01 6 E LONDO.JLG 16 2 1,40 l!! ~ foll HERBERT FRIEDMAN UJA?PEAL ~ ! ~~ Z41H JANUARY FIHE SfOP WILL PHONE TO DISCUSS ARRANGEhENT ii IRAVOR CHINN "' e COL ~4TH 1230 ov. 25, 1 7 I .t y_ y I KEREN HAYESOO. JEWISH NATIONAL FUND JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCIATION FOR ISRAEl ANO THE MIDDLE EAST THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWISH REFUGEES.. J .H F. CHARITABLE TRUST JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE • 4-12 Rf.GENT STREET • LONDON • SW1 HOit Prtsidlnts: THE vtRY REV. THE CHIEF R.4881, r,...._: tt-mi1SJ OR. IMMANUEL JAK0 80VITS r..,_: n....r...... THE VERY REV. OR. S. GAON co.n..i s-.ary : S. Y. "-icll LORO SIEFF SIR ISAAC WOLFSON. 8.-t Prelldenl: J . EDWARD SIEFF Vice-President 7th January 1971 HYAM MORRISON Chairman . MICHAEL M. SACHER Deputy Chllfm1n : Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, I. JACK LYONS. C.8 .E. Executive Chairman, Vice·Ch1lr1Nn United Jewi sh Appeal, ROSSER CHINN HAROLD H. POSTER 1290 Avenue of t he Amer icas, CYRIL STEIN New York , N.Y. 10019, Hon. T••tsU1er ; S . A. Sl\JART YOUNG. F c.A U. ~ Vice·CNinnln lot llrllll ~HAEL BARZILAY Oirectof: Dear Her b, LAVY BAKSTANSICY E.ucutiv9 Dftc:I~ : Re Meeti ng "Friday, 22nd January ln.m. at Michael House A. A. KlfJN Re your queries . e called a meeting of the Admini strative Commi ttee plus all the Chai rma!'.l of our ' A' Commi ttees an London, Trades and Provinces, which wil l bring the attendance to about 100 peopl e . I would suggest that your address should be between 30 - 40 minutes , allowi ng time i f necessary for questions. We want to use your presence in London to inspi re our l eadership with the type of message only you can deliver. We have reached close to 7 millionand now the really hard sl ogging for the other half has started. Looking forward to seeing you personally, Kind regards, ,._.,: Tiie lite Ler4 ••rb /l 26 January 1971 a-. J.'rcvor Chinn 18 GrcQt ::arlborough Street London ;I'-i Englond Dear Trevor: I. haven't got clue aa to :i. ien this letter \lill reach you, but I aasume 1 t ~o uay t po tal tri will finished and t bacY.log ·ill b d li.v: re(l. First of all, I a reciate ~re than t can say, the beauty and iarmth of your n - ri tten not of s a ~ . If ver ti phra~e an pro osc and od dispose~" had re1cvance, it cer tainly a plied in tn-1 ·nstance. II re c made our plano montJS in advance, and suddenl¥ this saa vent occurred. Your ¥Oras vero very comforting and again, I o.nt you to kno\ ho1 uch I pprocinte ther.i. I d li9bWd \ i th t.'1 re_ ort tatthew brought back.. He ly enthu i stic end aln\Ost unbelievably co lioent ry about you and your inf1uence. c ~ay;u you are a true leader, in our terms. You are abl-=> to reac -O 1 ' ho are ~loof, an to convince t cm .. I a:m thrilled that the conference ent off s -ell as it did, and I certainly shall ccept your 3nvitntion to addrc t e J • . A. Young Leadershi later in the year. As your program becomes more firm, let us discuss actua1 dates . atthew tells oe that you ar planning Young Leader i mis ion to Israel sorn time l.Il April, anti I would .liJ.. c to say ver;y simply that if you feel he can be of nny value to you in l~ing you lend and inspire the group, I \IOuld be very pleased to make him available to pou in Israel. lr. Trevor Chinn -2- 26 January 1971 He also reported that you baa omething in mind to try to do witb the leading banks of the City and in this connec tion you were inquiring about the l'OSsibility of Gus Levy coming to London aome time. I don't know whether this would be a Young Leadership function or something which the G nera1 CuairriAn of the campaign ~1ould be planning. I would have no hesitation in asking Gus Levy if he would go to London, but I \... ould think l:ichael sacnar would have to be involved. If, therefore, you coma up with some very precise and npocific f Wlction waich you thinJg Gus Levy could perform, let me know and I would be pleased to put the request to him. Again, with thanks for your underat.anding and looking forward to geeing you as soon as posaiJ:)le, ~ am, AB ever, erl>ert A. rie&nan ~; ...-#=~;-;;-;-;~._----_ -_---.-C-~-~-y-~-o-~-=-M-~--·--:-e-~_b_F_r_ie_d_~__a w_"_~------~--1 r ~ ---- :. :e 25th January, 1971 Irving Bernstein Esq., United Jewish Appeal, 1290 Avenue of the Americas, New Yori<, N . Y. 10019 Dear Irving, I musf thank you mosr sincerely for your help last week in arrongir.g :or Matthew Simon to come to London ct such shor:- r.ctice in pla ce of Herb. Matihew was mosr successful and he spoke extremely well er our Co:iference y<;;sterday. Furthermore, he acted superbly as o catalyst bridging the gap for many people berween i'1terest and action. He mode an exceilent irr.pression nere and was largely instrumenta l in bringing about the success of yesterday's meeting end ta1dn9 the Young Leadership in this country o further stage forward . Thank you once again for all your help. l"revor E. Chinn t e& Selvo'4 G~:> l.tn.;¢C: l6 Gteil M.i.Du<> ..•ll S11oei ~NW~;;:.. ir.r;.l'IOM(i; •.;37 S600 'T r;u.m~ lo C1111>~ Telu Le.c L.onOon 21870 DttKUlll N N Ctllllll. A CrtiM. T E CniM, C H s.. ~. ,; c :.!Nc:od:. E C M"'9Cien. P A ftovsion, I .J Rowe. S S Myera K£REH HAYESOO. JEWISH NATION.Al FUND JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCIATION FOR fSRA£L AND THE MIDDLE EAST. THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWlSff REFUGEES. J .N.F. CHARITABLE TRUST JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE · 4-12 REGENT STREET • LONDON · SW1 Hon. Presidenta : , ...... : 11-131 5152 THE VERY REV. THE CHIEF RABBI. DA. IMMANUEL JAKOBOVJTS Tellp8•: ZlnlMre, '"""" THE VEJIY REV. DR. S. GAON Ge.-.! s.c:m..,: S. Y. Hwwich LORD SIEFF SIR ISAAC WOLFSON. Birt 12th !larch, 1971 Presodent : J . £0WAA0 SIEFF Vice-President : Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, HY.AM MORRISON Executive Vice ~'b.airman, Cf\eimlan . MICHAEL M. SACHER United Jewish ~ppeal, Oepuiy Chairmln : 1290 Avenue of the Americas, I. JAC!I; LVONS, C.B.E. New York, N.Y. 10019, ~-Chairmen : U. S. A. ROSSER CHINN HAROLD H. POSTER CYRIL STEIN Hon. Treasurer : YOUNG. F.C.A. Dear Herb, Vic»-C1111m\an for llCMI EHAEL 8ARZILAY Onctor: Tb.a.ilk you very much for your note aated 29th January LAVY BAICSTANSKY which reached me only today due to the nice, long Enc:uwe Director · postal strike. You know the Hebrew saying .1 • r •J '/"' 'II A. A. KLEIN it is a very difficult thing to answer. '-/ "--/ I used to have a job and title which occupied my time roughly ten hours a day, seven days a week and twleve months a year . Now I have an additional title and additional work which means, that in order to cope with all tl.e paper work, I usually get up at 2 or 3 o clock in the morning, work for two or three hours, go back ~o sleep for an hour or two and then my ten hours a day begin. If this is the answer to your question, you have it. Anyway thank you very much for your kind words. I am looking forward to seeing you in London. Are you coming on your own?. Best personal x UNITED JEWISH APPEAL JUNE•• 1970 ~BAllZ1LAJ KBllYESOD ITT J'EB.USAt.EM (ISBAEL) WE OHCE SPOKE A~ 'J.OD MA&JNGA-7UM ~ ~ 1971 O.N .SCBIPT STOP WHEaE DO~ MATTER STAND JU:GAJU>8 v!Zrhur/ ~uJe, ~Nkel J~t .£n~n, ~ ;4r:N1 L /tch 14 May 1970 Dear Herb, You doubtless have heard by now that the special British Mission was a considerable success. We emulated your programme and without your brilliant idea would certainly not nave got very far on our own. I look forward to seeing you :when you pass through London or next time we are in Israel together. Best wishes, Yours sincerely, Dr H. A. Friedman, United Jewish Appeal, 1290 Avenue of Americas, NEW YORK 10019, N. Y. KEREN HAYESOO. JEWISH NATIONAL FUND JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCIATION FOR ISRAEL ANO THE MIDDLE EAST. THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWISH REFUGEES. J.N.F. CHARITABLE TRUST JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE • 4-12 REGENT STREET • LONDON · SW1 Hon. Presidents • ,,,.,._: 11·131 5152 THE VERY REV. THE CHIEF RABBI, OR. IMMANUEL JAKOBOVITS T1Mt1ra.. : llealMre...... THE VERY REV. OR. S. GAON Ge.-.! S-tay: S. Y. H-ich LORD SIEFF SIR ISAAC WOLFSON. Ban Presulenl: J. EDWARD SIEFF 13th April, 1970 Vice-President. HYAM MORRISON Chairman. MICHAEL M. SACHER Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, Deputy Chairman : Executive Chairman, I. JACK LYONS. C.B.E. Vx:e-Chairmen: U. J .A. SSERCHINN 1290 Avenue of the Americas, ROLD H. POSTER N.Y. 10019, RIL STEJN n, Trqsurer: N.Y. U.S.A. ISTUART YOUNG Exec. Vice-Chairman tor Israel MICHAEL BARZILAY :Dear Herb, 0118C\or : LAVY BAKSTANSKY Execuuve D11ector : Having past the first hurdle the results are A A.. KLEIN acceptable. We distributed 62 letters, of which there were 56 possible gifts. Some families we had to invite all the members, 4 Rothschilds 3 \iolfsons 2 Llorrisons 2 B ernst eins 2 Lyons 3 Delfont - Grades 3 Tesco Cohens, etc. The letters were delivered by hand by the Embassy Senior Staff. Ady Yaffe followed up the letters with a 4 day visit, speaking personally to all the invitees. At the end of his visit we have acceptances refusals . Two are in hospital. For the sake of comparison and guidance could you let me have the list of your invitees to the first and second flight, and also the results of the soliciting in Israel in the follow up. /Contd ••• feallll•r: De t..11 Lori Matb ol 8io11;•1a1 . . • • - 2 - Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman. 13th April, 1970 Please indicate the last 3 years pledges of each invitee. Thank you for your help, guidance and good advice. I Y.ours sincerely, P . S. Your Telstar film is great. We are using it as it is for our meeting. I UNITED JEWISH APPEAL x APRIL 6, 1970 BAR.ZILAY ITT ZIONIBURO LONDON (ENGLAND) MAZALTOV ALL IT PROVES ts THA!f PEU£~ERAKCE PATS. BEST LUCK. KEREN HAYESOO. JEWISH NATIONAL FUND JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCIATION FOR ISRAEL ANO THE MlOOLE EAST THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWISH REFUGEES J.N.F. CHARITABLE TFIUST JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE · 4-12 REGENT STREET · LO l!\IDON · SW1 HC>f'.Pr~U , ...... : 11·!31 i152 THE VERY REV. THE CHIEF RABBI. ,.....,._: ~ ...... OR IMMANUEl JAKOBOVITS THE VERY REV DR S. GAON GllMRI Secfttary : S. Y. H.wich LORD SIEFF SIR ISAAC WOLFSON, Ban 31st March, 1970 Pr.s;dent • J . EDWARD SIEFF Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, Viu-Prwdent HYAM MORRISON Executive Chairman, Cnli1m11n United Jewish Appeal, ~ICHAEL M SACHER 1290 Avenue of the Americas, OeputY Chalm\an : I JACK LYONS. C.B.E. New York, N.Y. 10019, Voce· Chairmen U. S . A . SSERCHINN ROLD H. POSTER Rel, STEIN n.Tre....-. I YOUNG STUART Exec. Va-Cl\llrman '°' lsrMI MICHAEL BARZllAY Re: P . JJ . Flight Onect0t LAVY BAKSTANSIKY Finally the wise men of Jerusalem agreed and I Executive 011~ : received today the signed letters from the Lady, A A KLEIN 1 which are being distributed by the Senior Staff of the Embassy to the invitees. On the 8t:i April the special Emis:3ary is arriving in London to follow up on the fif·ty odd names , which were invited. Obviously we have :for every five partici pants one inside man available. I I will keen you informed. Affect;~o.ucoo~og.., M.,AJ~"Zilay KEREN HAYESOD. JEWISH NATIONAL FUND JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCIATION FOR ISRAEL ANO THE MIDDLE EAST. THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF JEWISH REFUGEES. J.N.F. CHARITABLE TRUST JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL REX HOUSE · 4-12 REGENT STREET · LONDON · SW1 Hon. Presidents : THE VERY REV. THE CHIEF RABBI. , ...... : 11-131 5152 DR. IMMANUEL JAIC080VITS ,..,._: n...... letMloe THE VERY REV. OR. S. GAON Gertenl Secrewy : S. Y. Heiwlch LORD SIEFF SIR ISAAC WOLFSON. 881t Prasiden1: J. EDWARD SIEFF Vice-President · 16th February, 1970 HYAM MORRISON Chairman . MICHAEL M. SACHER Deputy Chairman : I JACK LYONS. C.8.E. Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, a~:-~e~·~~~ Executive Chairman, ..HAROLD H. POSTER United Jewish Appeal, a'RILSTEIN 1290 'Wbn. Treasurer: Avenue oj:" the Americas, STUART YOUNG New York, N. Y.,10019, Exec. Vice-Chairman for Israel U. S. A. MICHAEL 8ARZilLAY Dlfector. LAVY 8AKSTANSKY Execunve Director ; A. A. KLEIN Dear Herb, Thank you very much for your letter dated February 9th which reac~hed me on Friday. For your information I am attaching copy of a letter from Mr . Michael Sacher to Dultzin, which speaks for i ti:Jelf. I am expecting the letter of invitation from Israel - for the P.M. Plight to reach the Embassy in London e tomorrow. I have not yet had a written reaction from my letter to Pincus. I will probably have to fly home for a few days as soon as we know the approximate number of participants. I will keep ye>u informed and thank you again for your kindness and guidance. Very kind regards, Ypurs si~erely, r '/ :" M. iarzilay fonder; Tli• Lli. lord Marb ol lrHglnoa :J 1;1.cMol nou.e. Balcer sueet, LoaSoa, \i• 1. !!r. L. D".al hiD, !T8aa~, Jeriab ~. P. O.liox 92, Jensal-. lm'Ml. 1 • mbo0Jmd1 appalled. - dh•aa•' 1-11lla ...,.,ioa ..vta 91 -.a ~ llt1 11&1* s._i u ,.. .r... nt• ,_, •t 29 J--z la ~ to ._ J.P.!. I at._ & ... d & te1a: I a... -· te .. S4i'\or (J~ iftae Jer.. 1. ~ .. ...s:r ~ I a... m ia. Win n.,... 1" .. .-U.S. lMlt - _u, i.11 tM Mpe t.laa' tla1a U- 7fJM, wU1 •b Ul~ -. l 81 tJ• I t..S )"Oii -e -.. -. tou-as ~-...... pl.._, te-. :z.PJ. .mi. ,. .,,.,. '"' L1T,606, 000 1 - --... ,.. - ,,...... _, ..~. ,_..._. ~I-.al.....Mid••-~ ~ota. - J.P.4.1 w LIH ot ~ ••'1•• , V1tll "llMa .. -.. '9illC .U? rou ue ssobabl¥ 9189 v a - .- tlll9 na.t --1111 et tlt.U .,.... Cnpd&ll ._••+et iN 1- • .. 8" ~t - niM4 ia 1969. ()qi •ttor• to Mlp J9 11 .. ow ,._ ----1.-. ..., .. 9 ...... Pftj\lllioe tlb1all ,.. .. - •t ~ 4iiell91CW1t .,,•• '* ... e ....., .. .J.P.A. 9!rn' WOULD YOU lINDLI PUBLISH TD J'OLLCMDO Ill !OCJB JURI.D:ST •"°P IIACCUJU!'E AS I! IS PA!IONISIIQ riop RD lf.ll'Wf llf !Bl JllDIDIIO OI A UAR ca A .... IICRIASE .IS CCllPADD Vl'fB I.All BAI DD am us Jm:llt HOPI ftM1' D 1~0 WB SHALL BXCllD SUllS'fanALLY !RI !Ol'AL I1C<111 ACCCJIPLJMm> Ill 1969 •~P VJ: ~ _.,II> D. DUL'l'ZD1S ~ IOf llQLUJ) D 'I'D XlDS'1' or VBIOB B ABS .... mlA"D nop I VOOLD ADD '!BA!' - fD PDAICIAL SUl'POJll' POJl ISBdL JI!' Dl'PDB JmlJl'f JI.IS Bm CC9Sl8!D'fLT e AIDl Good to ... tbat it'• gmng. JOINT PALESTINE APPEAL Rex House. 4/12 Regent Street. London, S.W.1. OJ-930 SJS2 ~,;{ -~~yi~~nenb M. BARZILAY ua._ llt UTO lt_._...,.. "·····_____ t ...._.. ..., ...... .. le ...... ~ ....- ••••• ~t .,.• •l••., ...... y_, Mat JWllMJ ._...... y._...... _, ...... ,( UNITED JEWISH APPEAl , "f290 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS NEW YORK, N. Y. 10019 9 February 1~7 Mr. Michael Barzilay Joint Palestine Appeal Rex House 4 / 1Z Regent Street I London. S. W. i , England Dear Mike: Re your inquiry concerning Dultzin. as eoon a I returned from London, I made arrangements fQr us to cut shor ere, in order to make him available to you. He is finishin ·.::.-x.-uv~.ai.rch, approximately a week early. It is now up to you to zn:~e angements with him for England. s c..oncerning the proposed Prime n as you te 1 me that agreement has req e t Mr. Vinitsky to arrange the itiner st be very specific. on the timing. Our worl.. as follows (if it is not satisfactory to Q"'HO!Hne Arrive a't Lydda {you will recall we discussed leaving London Z:OO a . m. • with a rendezvous somewhere at 1T1..idnight, preferably at the Embassy, a glass of champagne before departu.re and limousines out to the ai.rport) 8:15 a . m . Depart Lydda for air base somewhere in Sinai desert. Meet with Chief of Staff, unless he is involved in Cabinet meeting which usually takes pl.ace on Sunday morning. Depart from base in helicopters for visit to front line points along Canal. • • Bar&Uil -2 y tur t Jeru a Co rs. er 12: • rn l ro .m. t ter • H rbert A. JD WIQ! SDIO!LT Q01!PPM!IAL I , •• , ... "*!tit '"' 'M'•rf AIW &W.l»WaU.ou • hoUea to lalti.ata ..a or-.t•• a PJOj.. t at•lal' '4t th• UJ.& tUPta to lt1He11 KoT•bel' 19Q anl Pebi'U17 1970. •• bd 4etaile4 oonaultaUw 1fltll S.b hi.e'•n and .. ._.... w rellew aao~ "11• pattem u ua Ml'kff out. I dlaouae4 ala ,.aalld.J.l'V Witll Iii'. Plldaaa lal)b., 1lbo ...... W HOUN 1;h9 qNMeAt ot llN. Go14a ••u• Out abl J.a · '9 pt fNa •* puti.olpmt a atnt•• of a &J.00,000 4omti•• Our l._aue ~otntng -. Vlp, oae te •Oil .fift pl'Oapeota, ue ' brS.ettMl ana acre••bl.• te be "11.e paoe ••'t'-8. Attach.a 1• a ..-11ec1 INft ~or the PriM JU.ni•t•r'• letter anl a 1.Ut of llWi-... !h• letter te be uU:ri."'•117 QJel, pretnalill • a Im QpeWl'lter, uoull be ntumet u 11r. Ahala •- to N 4elln"4 • w ot hb atatt peraonallr to •* reolpi•t• Ooatl•• -·- . .. ue .....uac tbat • rfttQ• bM 1U7 .,._, ,_._••• hnMti A'ftn, 8bou1t ._. W XIPIOll Ml -tM'.I lllll.,,...11.r .... ~t, tta:il1g th• ·~ - bill ...... CouW 7ft. J>l- mp.U 10 Jalll ...... hlll ...... ftnallt• J1eN -.ri.... ft k1 ..JI' ,.t at OU lieJllll JIU natl ut ~. ·IerMl _.. fW ad* .,_.• .._ I • .... wea "111 "~ w.t 1a1a ..._-. .._-.. ...-&•• •r ....., ... .. fli81t.tll --it~- ... I ...,.., t1lil ~.. o.e. irr. •~. S&eher Ill'. Aharon a-es llr. B • l'rie4mall ' Irr. S. DiDi ts D R A P T 25th Pelmaar71 1970 Dear••••••••••••••• In new of our momitiJl& prob1- in the :tiel.d of ftnanoe, economtoa and not least piblic relationa, I 1'0llld like to meet 70\l penon•lJ7 in order to dillcu.ae with f'OU llOllla of theH problems. I "1"1te to ,..a.1 there.tore, irn.ting 1'0U to be -., peat and to meet with me and - •m'bera ~ tiaa o.Mnet •_..,.and •onaq, 22nd and 231"4 llarOh. I I am •mdiDc a pl- W J.lm4Gn lih:i.Gh 1iill lean ~r lllrU1 :ln tile ear]1' houri d Smadq ~. !Ilia - abonft will bring 70u back to t.oDdon late on •ondq nigh11i. 117 personal. emiaQrY, Ambua840r hrahon Avner, will be calling 7ou in 'the next da¥ or ;two to work aut &l.l tile detail•. As a sincere b-iand of Israel, JOU kDoW that we are paaaing thrOugb difficu.1t dqs. 1: mmt to eX)alsin to 7ou exactq what our poaition and aifilmHon ie 8n4 aak you ~or ,our co\UUlel and help. ~o a~ w1th I am askil:ig 70u for 'these f'orty-eigb't houra. I Yours sincerely, Oolds liteir Prima Minl.ater P.s. I am certain J'OU underatand that thio is e. private and moat paracmal. c•>•mi cation an4 is not intended for pu.blication. •' IR J.IalllA Y J.IB p I AJl>CILT t\JUOILY •u-- 11as DE I ..., r.r4 ~ Peter SMUG 11...u IOSEPI 81r Buol4 SUIDIJ. r .. l11ner1 llmO'fll UJma DDmU' Bir lolm obeel UNr leJm _, Ol!Oll len14 --WOll'IOB ~- I !Jaftd IOUIOll •••tED '**"ed1 18001) 8 (Blmln&bm) 14811 IAcoaoll (.....0..) 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