Index

Abbas, Ferhat, 451Abbreviations, List of, 551-52Abell, Maxwell, 157Aberg, Einar, 344, 356, 479Abir, Mark, 448Abraham, Paul, 389Abrahams, Bernard, 483Abrahams, Israel, 481Abrams, Margaret, 644Achdut Avodah, 496Achdut Haavodah-Poale Zion (see United

Labor Zionist Party)Van Acker, Archille, 330Action Against Anti-Semitism, 407L'Action Ouvriere Francaise, 321Adams, Theodore L., 105Adas, Ya'akov, 499Adath Israel congregation (Cincinnati),

109, 196Addams, Jane, 35Adenauer, Konrad, 366, 371, 372, 375,

381, 382, 383, 388, 413, 427, 541Ades, Abraham, 518Ades, Shank, 518Adjiman, Salvatore, 516Adler, H. G., 389Adloyada, 508Administration of Justice in Indonesia,

336Adult Jewish Leadership, 589Agro-Joint, 78Aguda youth, 347Agudas Israel World Organization, 557Agudat Israel, 234, 495Agudath Israel of America, 195, 406, 557Al Ahram, 516Ahrens, Hermann, 372Aide aux Israelites Victimes de la Guerre,

331, 334L'Aide Israel, 328Aktion Israel, 347Aktuellt, 359Albert Einstein Medical School, 240Albright Gallery in Buffalo, 111Alexander Kohut Memorial Foundation,

554Algeria, 450-57Alianza Libertadora Nacionalista, 522,

528Alias, Henry, 332Allen, George, 276, 284

Allen, Marilyn, 187Allgemeine Wochenzeitung (Duessel-

dorf), 399Alliance (Cleveland), 37Alliance Israelite Universelle, 79, 117,

310, 326, 329, 453, 454, 455, 457, 465,467, 472, 474, 520

Allied Control Council, 401, 407, 408Allied High Commission, 366, 367Allouche, Felix, 469Alper, Michael, 605Alpha Epsilon Phi, 564Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity, 564Alpha Omega Fraternity, 564d'Alquen, Gunter, 376, 377Alter, Karl J., 117Altmaier, Jakob, 383Altman, Irving, 605Am Oved, 510Amarillo, David, 364Amateur Athletic Union, 271America Comes of Age, 637American Academy for Jewish Research,

239, 555American Academy for Jewish Research,

Proceedings of, 589American and European Friends of ORT,

556American Association for Jewish Educa-

tion, 112, 115, 207, 209, 211, 220,228n, 239, 271, 558

American Association of English JewishNewspapers, 555

American Association of Medical SocialWorkers, 34

American Association of Social Workers60

American Bar Association, 132, 629American Biblical Encyclopedia Society,

555American Christian Palestine Committee,

281, 282American Civil Liberties Union, 515American Committee for Bar-Ilan Uni-

versity in Israel, 567American Committee for National Sick

Fund of Israel, 568American Committee for Relief of Yem-

enite Jews, 556American Committtee for Weizmann In-

stitute of Science, 237, 568

655

656 INDEX

American Committee of OSE, 556American Conference of Certified Can-

tors, 558American Council for Judaism, 196, 553American Federation tor Aid to Polish

Jews, 564American Federation of Jews from Aus-

tria, 408American Federation of Jews from Cen-

tral Europe, 408, 564American Federation of Labor, 178, 279American Financial and Development

Corporation for Israel, 232, 288American Flag Committee, 182American Friends of Israel, 288American Friends of the Alliance Israel-

ite Universelle, 556American Friends of the Hebrew Uni-

versity in Jerusalem, 236, 237n, 568American Friends Service Committee,

179American Fund for Israel Institutions,

228n, 237, 510, 568American Fund for Israel Institutions

(Canada), 572American Hebrew, 589American Immigration Conference, 179,

631American Institute of Public Opinion,

188, 305American-Israel Economic Horizons, 589American Israeli Lighthouse, 568American Israelite, 592American Jewish Archives, 115, 239, 592American Jewish Committee, 102, 114,

115, 152, 179, 188, 238, 280, 283, 310,322, 329, 382, 407, 408, 409, 454, 459,465, 472, 553, 651; annual report,625-40

American Jewish Committee, New YorkChapter, 205

American Jewish Congress, 115, 161,228n,238, 280n, 389, 553

American Jewish Congress, Women's Di-vision, 275, 553

American Jewish Historical Society, 102,110, 112, 115, 239, 555

American Jewish History Week, 115American Jewish Home, 589American Jewish Institute, 555American Jewish Joint Distribution

Committee, 50, 51, 78, 79, 80, 81, 231,232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 255, 311, 324,325, 334, 344, 346, 350, 353, 356, 358,364, 384, 386, 394, 403, 406, 454, 460,465, 466, 467, 468, 472, 473, 475, 485,519, 531, 533, 543, 556

American Jewish Journal, 587American Jewish Outlook, 592American Jewish Physicians' Committee,

568

American Jewish Press, 587, 588, 592American Jewish Relief Committee, 50American Jewish Society for Service, 565American Jewish Tercentenary, 101-18,

635American Jewish Tercentenary Com-

mittee, 102, 635American Jewish Tercentenary Fine Arts

Gallery in Chicago, 111American Jewish Tercentenary Sabbath,

116American Jewish Times—Outlook, 592American Jewish World, 588American Jewish Year Book, 113, 589,

651American Judaism, 589American Labor ORT, 556American Legion, 182nAmerican Medical Center at Denver, 565American Medical Center at Denver, Na-

tional Council of Auxiliaries, 565American Memorial to Six Million Jews

of Europe, 555American Nationalist, 183American Nationalist Coalition, 184, 185American Organization for Rehabilita-

tion Through Training (ORT), 235American ORT Federation, 556American Physicians Fellowship Com-

mittee of the Israel Medical Associa-tion, 568

American Red Mogen David for Israel,82, 237n, 568

American Security and Freedom, 629American States Rights Association, 183American Technion Society, 236, 237n.

568American Trade Union Council for

Labor Israel, 280nAmerican Zionist, 589American Zionist Committee for Public

Affairs, 278, 280, 280n, 284, 568American Zionist Council, 280n, 288, 568American Zionist Council, Youth Depart-

ment, 289, 568Americans for Democratic Action, 279Americans for Progressive Israel, 568al-Amin, Sidi Mohammed, 459ben Ammar, Tahas, 459, 463Ampal-American Israel Corporation, 568Anderl Spiele, 407Anderson, Marian, 509Andover House, 35Angel, Aharon, 517Anglican Church, 478Anglo-Egyptian pact on Suez, 512, 517Anglo-Jewish Association (AJA), 310,

315, 454, 465AJA Quarterly, 316Animal Welfare League, 486Anisfeld, M., 335

INDEX 657Die Anklage, 376, 382Anshe Chesed, 9Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith,

115,238, 243, 553, 628, 630Anti-Jewish agitation, 180-87Anti-Semitic Activity in the United

States, 630Anti-Semitism Continues in Soviet Satel-

lites, 630Aonde Famos, 530Appeals Court (The Hague), 338Aptekar, Herbert H., article by, 252-62Arab Information Center, 185, 283Arab League, 185, 277, 284, 315, 512, 513,

520Arab Refugees Congress, 500ben Arafa, Sidi Mohammed Moulay, 318,

470Arbeiter Ring (Brussels), 334Area Film Company, 371Arcand, Adrian, 304Arciuk, Eugene, 383Arcturus, 390Arden House Round Table of National

Organizations on the Public Schools,631

Ardery, William B., 175Argentina, 521-26Arndt, Adolf, 396Aron, Raymond, 319Aronovitz, Abe, 172Aronson, J. Hugo, 166Artisans du Film Associes, 322Arzt, Max, 649Asbach, Hans Adolf, 372Asch, Sholom, 398Ashkenasy, Maurice J., 485Ashkenazi, Meier, 605Aspects de la France, 318, 321, 322Aspects of the Jewish Community Center,

274Aspetti e Problemi dell' Ebraismo, 354al Assali, Zabri, 512Asser Levy Place, 110Associated Hebrew Charities, 48Associated Jewish Charities of Baltimore,

60Association for Improvement of the Con-

dition of the Poor, 29Association for States' Rights and Segre-

gation, 183-84Association for Torah-True Judaism, 386Association of Former Deportees to

Auschwitz, 321Association of Hebrew Charities, 48Association of Jewish Chaplains, 115, 192,

558Association of Jewish Communities

(Hesse), 383Association of Jewish Communities in

Bavaria, 387, 400

Association of Jewish Community Rela-lations Workers, 553

Association of Jewish Ministers (Sidney,Australia), 117

Association of Jewish Schools in Canada,572

Association of Jewish Students in Ger-many, 386

Association of Superintendents of In-surance of the Provinces of Canada,304

Association of Yugoslav Jews in theUnited States, 564

Association pour la Reconstruction desInstitutions et Oeuvres Israelites enFrance-A.R.LF., 557

Atlanta Daily World, 171Attal, Armand, 454Auerbach, Elias, 346Auerbach, Philipp, 370Auerbach, Walter, 370Aufbau-Reconstruction, 589Australia, 483-90Australian Jewish Herald, 490Australian Jewish News, 490Austria, 401-10Austrian Victims' Welfare Law, 409Avidar, Yosef, 431, 432Avigdor, Dov, 539Avisar, Samuele, 354Azar, Shmuel, 515, 516Azarya, Zvi, 388

BHE Refugee Party, 374, 379Bacal, Israel, 447Bachad Organization of North America,

568Bachad (Switzerland), 347Bachour, Rafiq, 432Baeck, Leo, 398Baer, Leonhard, 117Baker, Bertram L., 154el Bakouri, Sheik Ahmed Hassan, 432Balch, Ernest, 74Baldwin, Roger, 515Bamberger, Bernard J., 649Banco Mercantil de Mexico, 536Bandung conference, 499, 513Banet, B., 510Bank Leumi le-Israel (Bank of Israel),

346, 504Banker, Abraham, 436Bantu Education Act, 478Baptista, Sister Maria, 399Barak, Moshe, 495Bardeche, Maurice, 322von Bargen, Werner, 373Bari fair, 353Baron, Salo W., 108, 118Baron de Hirsch Fund, 24, 35, 45, 566Bart, Philip, 134

658 INDEX

Bart v. U.S., 134nBartov, Hanokh, 509Basser, Adolf, 490Bat Galim, 284, 500Baudouin, King of Belgium, 330Baum, Gustav, 400Baumgartner, Josef, 371Bavly, Itzhak, 482Baxt, Roland, 261nBazile, Leon M., 144Beacon Light Herald, 187Beaty, John O., 183Beekman, Anneke, 332, 339Behind Communism, 183Belfrage, Cedric, 140Belgium, 330-36Belkin, Samuel, 106Bellevue Hospital, 33, 34Bellity, Meyer, 457Belton v. Gebhart, 146nBen Gavriel, M.Y., 398Ben Gurion, David, 340, 435, 494, 527Benaim, Victor, 457Benas, Bertram, 317Benbaron, David, 469Benderly, Samson, 53Benedek, Ladislas, 445Benedikt, Benjamin, 340Benelux Union, 330B£nichou, Raymond, 454, 455, 456Benjamin, Judah P., 109Benjamin Rose Hospital in Cleveland, 77Bennet, Max, 515Bennicke, Vagn, 501, 502Benoit, Antoine, 332Benson, Ezra T., 135, 629Bentor, Yaakov, 508Benvenisti, Mishu, 448Benvenisti, Mrs. Suzanne, 448Benzaquen, 470, 473Bergelson, David, 424, 425Berger, Elmer, 196, 197, 513Berger, Morroe, 638Bergner, Herz, 490Beria, Lavrenti P., 412, 413, 430, 434, 444Berkson, I. B., 73Berliner, Isaac, 539Berlinger, Eliezer, 340Berman, Adolf, 496Berman, Jeremiah J., 605Bernheim, Gustav, 348Bernheimer, Charles S., 274Bernstein, David, article by, 101-18Bernstein, Edgar, article by, 476-83Bernstein, Ludwig, 39, 40, 41, 42Bernstein, Mordecai, article by, 521-26Bernstein, Philip, 88Bernstein, Philip S., 284Berres, Luis Batlle, 531Bertelsen, Aage, 359Bessis, Albert, 453

Beta Sigma Rho, 564Betar (Uruguay), 533Betar-Brit Trumpeldor of America, 569Beth Jacob School (Montreal), 306Beth Sholom Congregation (Elkins Park,

Md.), 191Bezalel Museum, 508Bibliography, American Jewish, 594-604Biedermann, Walter, 379Big Brother and Big Sister Association,

44Bijur, Nathan, 24, 31Bikker, Hubertus, 378Billikopf, Jacob, 60Binder, A. W., 112Bitzaron, 239, 589Black Hundreds, 383Blackshirt movement, 313Blanchard, Myron B., 274Blank, Theodor, 367Blau, Bruno, 399Blau, Joseph L., 118Blau, Joyce, 516Blau, Natan, 516Blaustein, David, 30Blaustein, Jacob, 106, 408, 545, 547, 636Bleter far Geschichte, 437Bloch, Elijah Meir, 605Bloch, Felix, 348Bloody Draft Riots of 1864, 17Blue Cross, 241, 260Blum, Amram, 524Blum, Leon, 450Bluma from Warsaw, 390Blumel, Andre, 321, 328, 457Blumenthal, 474B'nai B'rith, 8, 34, 44, 87, 115, 116, 280n,

284, 315, 358, 566B'nai B'rith, United Committee, 536B'nai B'rith, Vocational Service Bureau,

566B'nai B'rith, Women's Supreme Council,

566B'nai B'rith (Belgium), 332, 335B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations, 116, 224,

480, 558B'nai B'rith Messenger, 587B'nai B'rith National Youth Service Ap-

peal, 228n, 238, 239, 243B'nai B'rith Youth Organization, 558B'nai Jeshurun congregation, 8Bnai Zion, 564Bne Akiba, 457, 533, 539Bnei Akiva of North America, 569Bnos Agudath Israel, 557Board of Delegates of American Israelites,

50Board of Deputies of British Tews, 117,

309, 310Boas, Ernst, 605Bogen, Boris D., 36, 44

INDEX 659

Bohm, Franz, 389, 390-91, 395Bokser, Ben Zion, 193Bonn, Moritz Julius, 399, 400Borchardt, Ernst, 400Borchsenius, Povl, 359Boris, Georges, 319Born, Max, 399Boston Museum of Fine Arts, 110Botbol, Maurice, 471Boudin, Leonard B., 139Boulevard pool, Pennsylvania, 169Boutang, Pierre, 321, 322Bourguiba, Habib, 458, 460Bowles, Bryant W., 183, 187Bowser, Edward T., 154Boxer, Harold, 202Brace, Charles L., 39Brady, John P., 145Braginski, Yehuda, 457Brand, Salo, 527Brandeis University, 186, 229, 239Brandeis Youth Foundation, 239, 558Branzovich, Stephen, 135Brasch, Rudolf, 490Brasil-hrael, 530Brazil, 526-31Di Brazilianer Yiddishe Tzaytung, 530Brentano, Heinrich von, 372Bressler, David, 24Bre'viaire de la Haine, 637Breviario del Odio, 637Bricker, John W., 195Bricker amendment, 180, 638Brickner, Barnett R., 106, 195Bridges, Harry, 140Briggs v. Elliott, 144nBrit Hatzofim-Emunah, 347Brith Abraham Foundation, 564Brith Sholom, 564British Broadcasting Company, 316Britton, Frank L., 183Brod, Max, 398Broderzon, Moshe, 425Brokenburr, Robert L., 158Bronx House-Emanuel Camps of New

York City, 268Brooklyn Jewish Center Review, 589Brooklyn Museum, 112Brooklyn State Hospital, 204Brotherhood Week, 388Brown, Edmund G., 163, 172Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka,

134n, 143n, 144Brownell, Herbert, 179, 186Brumm, Ursula, 101Bruno, Frank J., 60Brussels Conference, 366Brussels Pact (1948), 366, 367Bryce, James, 637Buber, Martin, 346, 398, 399Buffalo Jewish Review, 588

Bulganin, Nikolai A., 411, 413, 414, 432Bulletin (Bonn), 368Bulletin (Frankfurt), 399Bulletin des nos Communaut&s, 329Bulletin du Cercle Juif, 593Bundestag Committee on Indemnifica-

tion Matters, 391Bureau of Jewish Education (Cleveland),

219, 220Bureau of Jewish Education (New York

City), 21Bureau of Jewish Education (Savannah,

Ga.), 218Bureau of Jewish Social Research, 60, 83Bureau of Jewish Statistics and Research,

25Bureau of Philanthropic Research, 21Burger, Jacob A. W., 337Burgess, John William, 19Burns, Eedson L. M., 281, 282, 500, 502Butler, John Marshall, 136Butterfield, Herbert, 314

CYCO (see Central Yiddish Culture Or-ganization)

Cahiers, 329Cahn, Martha Binion, 605Cain, Harry P., 131Caisse Israelite de Relevement Econom-

ique, 467Calendar, abridged, 610Calendar, monthly, 611-22California Jewish Voice, 587Calzant, Georges, 321Camelback hotel, 171Caminito case, 142Canada, 299-307Canada, Dominion Bureau of Statistics,

302Canada-Israel Corporation, 307Canada-Israel Securities, 572Canadian Association for Labor Israel,

572Canadian Association of Hebrew Schools,

572Canadian Committee of Jewish Federa-

tions and Welfare Funds, 572Canadian Congress of Labor, 305Canadian Friends of the Hebrew Univer-

sity, 572Canadian Jewish Chronicle, 593Canadian Jewish Congress, 300n, 303,

306, 307, 572Canadian Jewish Magazine, 593Canadian Jewish Population Studies, 307Canadian Jewish Review, 593Canadian Jewish Weekly, 593Canadian News, 593Canadian ORT Federation, 572Canadian Young Judea, 572Canadian Zionist, 593

660 INDEX

Candour, 313Cannon, Cavendish, 361CANPAL-Canadian Israel Trading Co.,

572Canterbury, Archbishop of, 313, 314Cantors' Assembly of America, 192, 558Cape Board of Jewish Education, 481Cape Town Orthodox Congregation, 481Capitol Transit Co., 157Carmona, Eli, 514Carolina Israelite, 592Carp, Bernard, 274Carroll, John, 181Carvalho, Solomon N., 113Case, Clifford, 181Casey, Richard Gardiner, 488Cassin, Rene, 117, 319Castle, Latham, 173, 174Castle Hill Beach Club, 170Catholic War Veterans, 202Catholic Welfare Committee, 202Cazes-Benatar, Helene, article by, 469-75Celler, Emanuel, 156, 278, 457Central Administration of Justice in East

Germany, 400Central African Federation, 484Central Association of Jewish Religious

Communities in Slovakia, 439, 440Central Bureau for the Jewish Aged (New

York City), 68Central Commissie, 338, 342Central Conference of American Rabbis

(CCAR), 106, 192, 195, 201, 202, 203,558

CCAR Commission on Church and State,201

CCAR Journal, 589, 592CCAR Yearbook, 589Central Council of Jewish Communities

(West Germany), 364, 365Central Council of Swedish Jewish Com-

munities, 356Central Keren Hatorah, 334Central Relief Committee, 50Central Sephardic Jewish Community of

America, 564Central Yeshivah Beth Joseph Rabbini-

cal Seminary, 558Central Yiddish Culture Organization,

537, 555Centrale d'Ouevres Sociales Juives, 334,

335Centre de Documentation Juive Con-

temporaine, 329Centre des £tudes Juives, 469Cercle Culturel Juif, 335Cercle Leon Blum, 328Chachmey Lublin Theological Seminary,

240Chamber Theater, 508, 509Charity Organization Society, 28, 29

Charity Organization Society, WinterSchool of Philanthropy, 52

Charney, George B., 137Chenkin, Alvin, article by, 119-30Chenuch Association, 356Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.,

157Chesterton, A. K., 313Chevra Kadisha (South Africa), 482Chicago Commons, 35Chicago Israelite, 588Chicago Jewish Forum, 588Chicago K.A.M. Temple, 109Children's Aid Society of New York, 39Children's Aid Society of Pennsylvania,

39Chinitz, A., 539Chouraqui, Andr<5, 329; article by, 450-

57; 455Christian Democratic Party (Italy), 348,

349Christian Democratic Union (West Ger-

many), 388, 395, 396, 541Christian Labor Association of Canada,

305Christian Nationalist Crusade, 187Christian Nationalist Party, 181Christian Science Monitor, 160Christian Sentinels, 184Christian Social Union, 370Christy, William, 158Church and state, 172Churchill, Winston, 106, 308Cincinnati Council on Human Relations,

168Citizens Councils of Mississippi, 183City of Hope, 238, 566City of New York, Children's Court, 161City of New York, Domestic Relations

Court, 162Civil liberties, 131-42Civil rights, 142-80Claghorn, Kate H., 26Clapp, Raymond, 47Clardy, Kit, 134Claughton, E. N., 172Clement, Frank, 149Cleveland Museum of Art, 111Cleveland Orphan Asylum, 40Cleveland, summary of Jewish education

study, 219-26Coffee, Rudolph I., 605Cohen, Abraham, 312, 316Cohen, Andrew, 317Cohen, Benjamin V., 103Cohen, Boaz, 193Cohen, Cesar Yosef, 515Cohen, E. A., 317Cohen, Mrs. Harry K., 647, 652Cohen, Henry, 121Cohen, Henry Vita, 516

INDEX 661

Cohen, Mrs. Ida, 490Cohen, Idov, 449Cohen, Iva, bibliography by, 594-604Cohen, Jean, 448Cohen, Josef Albert, 516Cohen, Lord, 312Cohen, Meis, 469Cohen, Ruth, 317Cohen, Samuel, 457Cohen, Shushan, 469Cohen, Simon, 468Coit, Stanley A., 35Cole, Albert M., 153Coleman, James P., 147Collective Israel Actie, 341College of Jewish Studies in Los Angeles,

198, 558College of the City of New York, 105Collegiate Church, 105Collins, LeRoy, 166Col. David Marcus Memorial Foundation,

555Colorado Anti-Communist League, 181Colorado Fair Employment Practice Act,

158Colorado party, 531Columbia Broadcasting System, 113, 114Columbia University, 52Comay, Michael, 307, 499Combat, 319Comentario, 637Le Comite d'Action Franco-Tunisienne

pour l'Amitie et la Cooperation, 458Comite Israelite de Bienfaisance, 323, 327Comite Juif Algerien d'£tudes Sociales,

455Commentary, 111, 589, 630, 635, 637Commercial Bank of Egypt, 516Commission Culturelle Juive d'Algerie,

454Commission for the Study of Jewish Edu-

cation in the United States, 205, 207Commission on Care and Relief of Needy

Families in Their Homes, 31Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy, 115,

203, 274Commission on Jewish Community Cen-

ter-Synagogue Relationships, 270Commission on Status of Jewish War Or-

phans in Europe, American Section,558

Committee for the Care of Jewish Tuber-culous, 34

Committee on Economic Security, 66Common Council for American Unity,

179Common Sense, 181, 183, 184, 632Communist Party, 512Communist Party, Israel, 494, 497Communist Party, U.S., 136, 138, 140Communist pioneer organization, 441

Les Compagnons des Arts, 469Concord Roller Skating Rink, Philadel-

phia, 170Condon, Edward U., 136Coney Island Park, Ohio, 168, 169Conference Committee of National Jew-

ish Women's Organizations, 566Conference of Commonwealth Commu-

nities, 310Conference of Jewish Organizations, 278Conference of Non-Governmental Or-

ganizations on Discrimination andPrejudice, 638

Conference on Jewish Material ClaimsAgainst Germany, 232, 235, 275-76,324, 325, 326, 327, 331, 334, 335, 342,346, 350, 353, 356, 358, 364, 365, 386,397, 406, 485, 529, 540-47, 557, 636

Conference on Jewish Relations, 116 (seealso Conference on Jewish SocialStudies)

Conference on Jewish Social Studies, 84,239, 555

Confino, Albert, 456Congregaci6n Israelita de la Republica

Argentina, 524Congregation Shearith Israel, 102, 105,

111, 113, 114, 205Congress Bulletin, 593Congress for Jewish Culture, 555Congress for Jewish Culture, World Bu-

reau for Jewish Education, 556Congress of Freedom, 182, 187Congress of Industrial Organizations

(CIO), 179CIO News, 630Congress Weekly, 193, 194, 589Connecticut Jewish Ledger Publications,

587Connecticut State Commission on Civil

Rights, 154Conrad, Walter, 373Conseil des Communautes, 470, 472, 473Conseil Representatif des Juifs de France,

320, 326, 329Consistoire Central (Paris), 325Consistoire Central des Israelites de

France et d'Algerie, 324, 326, 327,329

Consistoire Central Israelite de Belgique,333

Consolidation Loan of American Jewry,504, 506

Constantine, King of Greece, 361Consultative Conference of Jewish Or-

ganizations, 310, 326, 344, 386Consultative Council of Jewish Organi-

zations, 553Continent-Israel Line, 392Coordinating Board of Jewish Organiza-

tions, 553

662 INDEX

Cope, Quill, 149Copenhagen Royal Library, Jewish Sec-

tion, 359Corcoran Gallery, 111Cordon, Guy L., 181Cornell Medical School, 632Coronation Forest, 488Correio Radical, 528Corsi, Edward J., 178Corwin, Norman, 112Coty, Rene, 377Council Child Development Center, 69Council Educational Alliance of Cleve-

land, 36Council for the Protection of the Rights

and Interests of Jews from Germany(London), 393

Council of Christians and Jews, 313Council of Communal Institutions, 47Council of Communities, 365Council of Europe, 330, 397Council of Jewish Federations and Wel-

fare Funds (CJFWF), 63, 68, 69, 76,83, 84, 104, 119, 227, 228, 230, 239,241, 252, 257, 270, 271, 280n, 566

CJFWF Committee on National-LocalRelations, 237

Council of Jewish Religious Communitiesin the Czech Lands, 439, 440, 442

Council of Justice to Animals and Hu-mane Slaughter Association, 309

Council of the Evangelical Church, 396,415

Council on Foreign Relations, 283Country Party, 483Cramton, Louis C, 159Cremieux decree, 320, 452, 453, 454Croner, Fritz, 387Cronica Israelita, 530Crossman, Richard, 515Crouch, Paul, 137Crouch, Robert, 309Crouch bill, 308, 309Crusade for Freedom, 630Crystal Palace Roller Skating Rink,

Philadelphia, 170Culture Center, 539Cutter Laboratories, 141Czechoslovakia, 438-43

Dahan, Jacques, 470, 472Daily Hebrew Journal, 593Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, 111Dam, H. G. van, 394Damascus Alliance Israelite Universelle

school, 519Damascus Talmud Torah, 519Dance, E. H., 314Danube Shipping Company, 401Dar, Abraham, 515Darling, John {see Dar, Abraham)

Dasberg, Isaac, 338Dascalu, Mishu, 448Daube, D., 317Davar, 423Davies, Chase M., 196Davis v. County School Board, 144nDawidowicz, Lucy, article by, 276-89Day-Jewish Journal, 589Dead Sea scrolls, 510Debre, Michel, 319Deetjen, H., 370Defender, 187Defense de VOccident, 322Defense Facilities Bill, 136DeForest, Robert W., 53Degrelle, Leon, 330del Valle, Pedro A., 181Democratic Independence Party, 470, 471Democratic Party (U.S.), 279Denburg, Chaim, 307Departure From Union Regulation Bill,

477Derichsweiler, Albert, 376Desa, Robert, 515Detroit Art Institute, 108Detroit Historical Museum, 108Detroit Jewish News, 588Detroit Police Department, 169Detroit Public Library, 108Deutsch, Abraham, 327Deutsch, Ernst, 389Development Corporation of America,

232Devine, Edward T., 53Dewey, Thomas E., 106Diamond, David, 112Diels, Rudolf, 372Dies, Martin, 132Diestelmann, Heinz, 373al Digwy, Fuad, 515Dilling, Albert, 186Dilling, Elizabeth, 184, 186, 187Dilling, Kirkpatrick, 186Diocese of Rochester v. Planning Board,

175nDisplaced persons act of 1948, 81Displaced persons act of 1950, 81District of Columbia, Board of Commis-

sioners, 171District of Columbia v. Thompson, 171nDollfus, Engelbert, 408, 409Domb, Cyril, 317Dominican Republic Settlement Associa-

tion, 557Donges, Theophilus E., 476, 477Donker, Leendert A., 339Doron, D., 509Douglas, William O., 110Dover, Zvi, 489Drachsler, Julius, 53Drees, Willem, 106, 336

INDEX 663

Dresden Art Gallery, 415Dreyfus, Gilbert, 321Dreyfus, Robert, 333Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate

Learning, 204, 239, 558Dropsie College, Alumni Association,

558Dror, 457, 533Dryfoos, Nancy, 114Dubb, Louis, 479Dubois, Pierre Andre1, 470Duker, Abraham G., 116Dulles, John Foster, 178, 279, 280, 283,

284, 361, 408, 432Dulles v. Nathan, 139nDuMont television company, 114Dunsky, Israel, 482Ad Dunya, 520Dutch Reformed Church of Flatbush,

105Dutch West India company, 10, 11Dworakowski, Wladislaw, 434

Earle, Miriam Adler, 474East Germany, 414-16Eastern Europe, Introduction, 411-14Eastland, James, 132, 133Eban, Abba, 106, 284, 286, 499, 511Ebeling, Herman, 388£claireurs Israelites d'Alg^rie, 455Ecole Israelite, 334£cole Rabbinique (Algiers), 454£cole Rabbinique (France), 457Economic Council Letter, 182Merits de Paris, 319Edelmann, Rafael R., 359Edelstein, Menahem M., 605Eden, Anthony, 308Edman, Irwin, 605Edmundson, Robert E., 184Educational Alliance, 36, 45, 47Edwards, E. L., 184Een Eigen Plaats Waard, 339Egypt, 513-17Egyptian-Israel General Armistice Agree-

ment, 284Egyptian-Syrian-Sau'dian axis, 513Ehrenburg, Ilya, 423Ehrenpreis, Marcus, 359Ehrlich, Sofia, 539Ehrmann, Herbert, 627, 634Eichhorn, David Max, 189Eichler, Werner, 379Einaudi, Luigi, 350Einfeld, Sidney D., 485Einstein, Albert, 605-06Eisenbeth, Maurice, 451Eisendrath, Maurice N., 106Eisenhower, Dwight D., 104, 106, 114,

152, 157, 179, 180, 181, 182, 276, 278,279, 280, 283, 286, 287, 377, 631

Eissfeld, Waldemar, 379Ekart, Antoni, 425, 426El Al, 50611-Sjoelentocht, 340, 341Elia, Raoul, 354Eliasberg, Alexander, 416Eliashiv, Shmuel, 431, 433Eliezer Kaplan School of Economics and

Social Sciences, 288Elizabeth, Queen of Belgium, 330Elizabeth II, Queen of England, 488Ellis, 177Emigrants Self-Help Society, 356Employment, 156Employment, discrimination in, 156Emrich, Jakob, 378Emspak, Julius, 134Emspak v. U.S., 134nEngdahl, Per, 375Engel, Irving M., 629, 636Engelman, Uriah Z., 207, 209, 211Englewood (N.J.) Board of Education,

150, 151Ephros, Gershon, 112Epstein, Isidore, 316Erhard, Ludwig, 369Eshkol, Levi, 232, 526, 530Espy, M., 456Eternal Light, 559Etra, Max J., 106Die Europaeische Nationale, 382European Coal and Steel Authority, 319European Commission of Human Rights,

397European defense community, 319, 366,

367, 414European Payments Union, 391European Social Movement, 375European Societies for Christian-Jewish

Cooperation, 388Evans, Francis, 316Evelina de Rothschild School, 315Every Friday, 592Evidences, 322, 329, 636Evraiki Estia, 365Executive Committee for Jewish Mate-

rial Claims on Austria, 405, 407, 408,409, 410, 557, 636

Executive Council of Australian Jewry,484, 486

Ex-Patients' Sanatorium for Tuberculo-sis and Chronic Disease, 566

L'Express, 319Fabert, Pierre, 329Fabre-Luce, 322Fackenheim, Willi, 400Facts and Opinions, 589Facts Are Facts, 186Fahoum, Taher, 497Fair Employment Practices (Nova Sco-

tia), 304

664 INDEX

Falir, Josef, 357Falkenstein, Heinz Truetzschler von, 373Family Welfare Association of America,

58Farband—Labor Zionist Order, 564Farband Newsletter, 589Farben, I. G., 396, 397Farkas, Michael, 443, 444, 445Farlag fun Poylishen Yidntum, 526Farouk, King of Egypt, 513Faroys, 539Faure, Edgar, 318, 320, 459, 470Faure, Lucie, 319Federal Bureau of Investigation, 134, 137Federal Communications Commission,

137Federal Employment Board, 157Federal Housing Administration, Racial

Relations Service, 154Federal Indemnification Law (West Ger-

many), 395, 396Federated Council of Israel Institutions,

82, 236, 237, 569, 572Federation des Communautes Juives

d'Algerie, 454Federation Employment and Guidance

Service of New York City, 261nFederation of Jewish Communities, 445Federation of Jewish Community Serv-

ices in Montreal, 307Federation o£ Jewish Philanthropies of

New York, 21, 27, 47, 60, 102, 121,243n, 253, 272

Federation of Jewish Religious Commu-nities, 447

Federation of Jewish Student Organiza-tions, 558

Federation of Jewish Welfare Societies,485

Federation of Synagogues (Great Brit-ain), 313

Federation of Synagogues of the Trans-vaal and the Orange Free State, 480-81

Federation Sioniste (Belgium), 331, 335Federation Sioniste de France, 324, 328Federations of Jewish Communities of

Tunisia, 464Federations o£ Jewish Institutions (Bra-

zil), 528, 529Federations, welfare funds, community

councils, Canada, 586Federations, welfare funds, community

councils, U. S., 574-86Federazione Giovanile Ebraica Italiana,

354Feeney, Leonard E., 186Feinstein, Myer, 645, 649Fekete, Michael Moshe, 508Feldman, Bercu, 447Feldman v. Kelly, 141n

Female Hebrew Benevolent Society ofPhiladelphia, 12

Fenster, Solomon, 427Ferber, S., 436Fifth Amendment, 134, 139, 141Filho, Joao Cafe, 527Finaly case, 398Finck, Albert, 371Fine, Morris, 290n, 651Fineberg, S. Andhil, 630Fingerhut, Abraham, 457Finkelstein, Leah, 539Finkelstein, Louis, 106First Amendment, 176First Nationalist Directory, 187First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles,

176Fiszgrund, S., 436Fleg, Edmond, 117, 320, 329Fletcher v. Coney Island, Inc., 168nFlorida State Republican Committee, 172Florida States Rights Association, 183Folks Lige, 539Folsom, James E., 145Fonds Social Juif Unifie, 324, 325, 326,

328, 329For Fair Play, 632Forbundet Judiska Nazioffer i Sverige,

356Ford Foundation, 275Ford Motor Company, 156Foreign Operations Administration, 286Forman, Stanley, 423Forsamlingsbladet, 359Fouchet, Christian, 458, 459Foundation for the Jewish National

Fund, 569France, 318-29France-L'Observateur, 322Frank, Anne, 399Frank, Jerome, 142Frank, Ludwig, 389Frank, Martin M., 170Frank, Paul, 515Frank, Zvi Pessah, 499Frankel, Lee K., 26, 27, 30, 39, 40, 46, 51,

52Franz Philippson Foundation, 335Fraternidad Agraria, 522, 523Fray Velt, 539Free Democratic Party (Berlin), 396Free Democratic Party (West Germany),

370, 372, 373, 374, 378Free Sons of Israel, 564Free Synagogue, 28, 34, 48Freedman, Benjamin H., 186Freedman, Harry, 649Freedman, Maurice, 316Freehof, Solomon B., 194, 646Freeland League for Jewish Colonization,

557

INDEX 665

Freeman, Orville L., 159Freie Arbeiter Stitnme, 589Freikorps Deutschland, 374French Consular Court, 463French Morocco, 469-75French National Institute of Health, 474Fria Ord, 356Friedensburg, Ferdinand, 388Friedlander, Israel, 116Friedman, Bernard, 477Friedman, Herbert A., 232Friedman, Theodore, 193Frings, Joseph Cardinal, 377Frischer, Ernst, 317Fry, Christopher, 509Fuchs, Abraham, 539Fuessel, Hans, 397Fulbright, J. William, 109Furrows, 589

Galal, K. D., 368Galinski, Heinz, 382, 387Gallup, George, 188Gallup poll (see American Institute of

Public Opinion)Galveston Movement, 24Gamsu, David, 479Gariani, Yusef, 515Garrison, Wesley E., 172Gaston, N. Pierre, 135Gaulle, Charles de, 450Gaza incident, 500Geis, Robert Raphael, 398General Assembly of the Presbyterian

Church of the U.S. of America, 195General Zionist Party, 288, 315, 495, 496,

497, 538, 539Geneva conference, 350Gentleman's Agreement, 634Genzken, Dr., 376Georgia Education Commission, 146Georgia Farmers' Market Bulletin, 181Georgia State Board of Education, 141Gerber, William M., 606Gerland, Brigette, 425, 426, 427German Freedom Party, 375German Party, 370, 374, 381, 381-82German Peace With Israel movement,

391German Reich Party (DRP), 369, 374, 376German Reich Youth Movement, 375German Rightist Party, 372German Scrap Metal Federation, 400German Societies for Christian-Jewish

Cooperation, 388German Trade Union Federation, 389,

391, 396Gero, Erno, 443, 444, 445Gershwin, George, 106Gerstein, Kurt, 380Ghozi, Marcel, 457

Ginzberg, Eli, 80Givat Hasoter, American Friends of, 569El Glaoui, Thami, 318, 470Glasser, Melvin A., 631, 632Glatter, Elizabeth, 427Glazer, Nathan, 290nGlueck, Nelson, 106Go for Broke, 634Goes, Albrecht, 399Goetz, Norman, 632GofE, Kenneth, 181, 183, 187Goitein, Shlomo Dov, 510Goldberg, Benjamin D., 484Goldberg, S. P., article by, 227-51; 252Goldberg, Solomon, 489Goldbloom, Maurice J., articles by, 131-

42; 359-65Goldfaden, Abraham, 447Goldfield, Abraham, 652Goldin, Judah, 193Goldman, 177Goldman, Frank, 408Goldman, Lazarus Morris, 490Goldman, Maurice, 112, 629Goldmann, Nahum, 288, 346, 408, 547Goldman v. Fogarty, 177nGoldstein, Israel, 106, 408Goldstein, Sidney E., 606Golec, 457Gonick, Sacha, 473Goodman, Louis, 140Gordon, Joseph, articles by, 411-14; 416-

34; 438-43; 446-49Gordon-Peterson Bill, 202Gordonia, 533Gottesman Foundation of New York, 510Gottschalk, Max, 335Gozlan, Elie, 455, 457Gradner, Louis, 483Graduate School of Jewish Social Work,

84, 87Graef, Hilda, 399Grandval, Gilbert, 318, 321, 451, 453, 455,

456, 469, 470Granott, Abraham, 346Gratz College, 558Grayzel, Solomon, 649, 650Great Britain, 308-17Greater New York Coordinating Com-

mittee, 79Greece, 359-65Greek Rally, 360Green and Sea Point Hebrew Congrega-

tion, 481Green Mountain Rifleman, 185Greenberg, Leopold, 479Greenfield, Albert M., 104Greenman, Fred, 632Greenstein, Harry, 60Greenstone, Julius H., 606, 653Greve, Otto-Heinrich, 391, 395

666 INDEX

El Griba, 468Gribachev, N. M., 424Griffin, Bernard W., 313Grimm, Friedrich, 379Grimm, Hans, 376Grinstein, Hyman, 118Gronchi, Giovanni, 349Groupe Cremieux, 328Growing Up, 589Gruber, Heinrich, 397Gruber, Karl, 407Gruenwald, Malkiel, 496Guggenheim, Daniel, 46Guggenheim, Paul, 348Guggenheim, Willy, 348Guide for the Perplexed, 499Al Gumhouriya, 514Gurewitch, Alexander, 204Gurfein, Murray, 629Gwinn amendment, 132, 142

HIAS (see Hebrew Sheltering and Immi-grant Aid Society)

Ha Kol, 469Haaretz, 446Haberfeld, Gustav, 479Habima, 508, 509Haboneh, 589Habonim, Labor Zionist Youth, 569Hachette publishing house, 329Hachnossos Orchim, 48Ha-Cohen, Aaron, 194Hadassah, 51, 82, 234, 236, 237, 275,

280n, 569Hadassah Newsletter, 589Hadassah Organization of Canada, 572Hadassah University Hospital, 511Hadaya, Ovadya, 499Haddad, Charles, 464, 465Hadj, Messali, 451Hadjadj, 457Hadoar, 194, 589Hadoar Lanoar, 589Hagdud Haivri League, 569Haifa Municipal Museum, 508Haifa Technion, 507Haik, 457Halevi, Benjamin, 496Halkin, Shimon, 425Hall, Thomas C, 155Halpern, Harry, 106Halpern, Leon, article by, 531-34Hamburger, Adolf, 400Hamilton, John W., 183Hammarskjold, Dag, 195, 283Hammerman, M., 332Hamon, Leo, 319Hamou, M., 472Hampton, Lionel, 509Hand, Augustus N., 152Handehblad, 332

Handlin, Oscar, 102, 113Ha-Noar, 354Hanoar Hatzioni, 533Hanover Animal Protection League, 400Hansen, Hans Christian Svane, 371Hapoel Hamizrachi (Israel), 495Hapoel Hamizrachi of America, 192, 201,

569Hapoel Hamizrachi of America,

Women's Organization, 569Harari, Yitzhak, 517Hardie, Louis J., 167Harkavi, A., 435Harlan, Thomas C, 390Harlan, Veit, 390Harofe Haivri, 589Harriman, Averell D., 154, 282Harris, C. H., 317Harvest of Hate, 637Harrison, Matthew, 490Hart, Merwin K., 182Hashomer Hatzair, 347, 448, 495, 533,

539, 569Hassan, Abdul, 185Hatikva, 354Hauser, Philip, 123Havenga, Nicholas C, 476Hawranke, Eberhard, 374Hawthorne-Cedar Knoll School of the

Jewish Board of Guardians, 44, 69Hayat, Isaac, 465Hays, Arthur Garfield, 606Health and Physical Education Activities

in the Jewish Community Center,274

Health Insurance Plan of Greater NewYork, 119, 120, 121, 122

Hebrew Arts Foundation, 555Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum

in New York City, 12, 38Hebrew Benevolent Society, 13, 17Hebrew Cemetery Society (Richmond,

Va.), 12Hebrew Immigrant and Aid Society, 22Hebrew Institute of Chicago, 37Hebrew Institute of New York, 35Hebrew Ladies Relief Society, 48Hebrew Mutual Benefit Society, 8Hebrew National Opera Company, 509Hebrew National Orphan Home in New

York City, 258Hebrew Orphan Asylum of New York,

27,47Hebrew Orphans Home, 9Hebrew Relief Society in New York City,

12Hebrew Sheltering and Guardian Society

of New York, 39, 40, 41Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid

Society, 79, 81, 255, 311, 537Hebrew Teachers College, 538

INDEX 667Hebrew Teachers Federation o£ America,

558Hebrew Teachers Union, 558Hebrew Technical Institute, 45Hebrew Theological College, 109, 240,

559Hebrew Theological College, Teachers'

Institute, 559Hebrew Theological College, Yeshiva

Women, 559Hebrew Union College Annual, 592Hebrew Union College—Jewish Institute

o£ Religion (HUC-JIR), 106, 198,240, 559, 648

HUC-JIR, Alumni Association of, 559HUC-JIR, Schools of Education and Sa-

cred Music, 559Hebrew Union School of Religious Edu-

cation, 198Hebrew University in Jerusalem, 21, 204,

228n, 358, 469, 494, 496, 507Hebrew Veterans of the War with Spain,

564Hebrew Watchman, 592Hebrew Year, 508Hechalutz Organization of America, 569Hegedus, Andras, 444Hegner, Jakob, 399Heichal Hatorah, 524Heinemann, Yitzhak, 508Heinsheimer, Alfred, 47Heinsheimer, Louis A., 47Held, Adolph, 103, 408Heller, Benjamin, 454Heller, Bynem, 438Hellmer, Arthur, 400Hellwege, Heinrich, 372Helman, Stella Friedman, 483Hennings, Thomas, 133Henochsberg, E. S., 479Henrard, Fernande, 332Henriques, Basil, 317Henry Street Settlement, 33, 35Herber, Harry, 483Herbert H. Lehman Home, 461Here, Gedalia, 489Heritage, 587Hermanowicz, Baruch, 400Herrick Memorial Hospital, 167Hersh, Liebman, 290n, 348Herskowitz, Harry, 606Herter, Christian A., 159Hertz, Paul, 370Herut, 496, 497Herzberg, Abel J., 343Herzl, Theodor, 341, 494, 531Herzlia High School (Montreal), 306Herzliah Hebrew Teachers Institute, 559Herzog, Elizabeth, 6Herzog, Isaac Halevi, 498Hestrin-Lerner, Sarah, 508

Heubaum, Karl-Heinz, 375Heuss, Theodor, 367, 369, 377, 388, 390,

396, 398Heuven Goedhart, G. J. van, 396Heves, Cornel, 445Heves, Lajos, 445Hexter, Maurice B., 31Hill, Howard, 460Hill, John Warren, 162Hill 24 Doesn't Answer, 510Hillside Hospital, 77Himpe, Hans, 379Hindus, Mattathias, 534Hirsch, E. G., 55Histadrut, 237, 494Histadrut Foto-News, 589Histadruth Ivrith (South Africa), 483Histadruth Ivrith of America, 239, 555Historia Judaica, 589Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 109History Without Bias, 314Hitler, Adolf, 409Hochberg, Natanael, 509Hodges, Luther H., 148Hoegh, Leo A., 158Hoegner, Wilhelm, 370Hoffman, Benzion (Zivion), 606Hoffmann, Ruth, 399Hollander, David B., 204Holmes v. City of Atlanta, 167nHoltzoff, Alexander, 138Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews o£

New York, 47Hooker, West, 187Hoover, Herbert, 60Hoover, William H., 183Horeb, 589Home, Frank S., 154Horovitz, Bela, 317, 653Horowitz, David, 341Horwitz, Israel Louis, 483Hoter, Helmut, 379Housing and Home Finance Agency, 153r

156Hudson, Charles B., 184Hull House, 35Human Rights Day, 638Hummerich, Werner, 380, 381Humphrey, Hubert, 133Humphrey-Lehman Bill, 179Hungary, 443-46Hutchison, Elmo H., 502Hutt, William Harold, 477Hyamson, Albert M., 317Hyman, S. Cecil, 480, 482

Ibn-Shmuel, Jehudah (Kaufmann), 499Iceland, Reuben, 606Ichud, 533Idbuj, 526Idelson, Vladimir R., 317

668 INDEX

Ikor, Roger, 329Ilan, Uri, 503Illinois Bureau on Jewish Employment

Problems, 164Illinois State Superintendent of Public

Instruction, 173Ilyichev, Leonid P., 424Immigration, 178In Jewish Boohland, 273, 589In the Common Cause, 589Independent Jewish Union, 387Independent Socialist League, 132, 139Indian Council for World Affairs, 195Indiana Jewish Chronicle, 588Indibo, Chaim, 519Industrial Removal Office, 24, 25Information, 453, 455, 456Institute des Hautes £tudes (Tunis), 467Institute for Ethical Studies in the

Atomic Age, 204-05Institute for Religious and Social Studies,

559Instituto Judio Argentino de Cultura e

Informacion, 526, 637Intergovernmental Committee for Euro-

pean Migration, 484Intergroup Committee on Human Rela-

tions, 634Intermountain Jewish News, 587International Conference of Orientalists,

510International Development Advisory

Board, 287International Electric Union, 279International Jewish Labor Bund, 554International League Against Racism

and Anti-Semitism, 322International Military Tribunal, 377International Red Cross, 397International Refugee Organization, 80,

332, 484International Social Security Association,

391Iota Theta Law Fraternity, 564Allrada, 464Iraq, 517-18Irgun Zvai Leumi, 496Iron Curtain Over America, 183Isaac, Jules, 455Isaacs, Harry E., 606Isaacson, Isaac, 527Iskult Presse Nachrichten, 403Israel, Gerard, 455Israel, Leon (Lola), 606Israel, Solomon, 516Israel, 491-511Israel (Denmark), 359Israel (Italy), 354Israel and the United States, 276-88Israel Bond Committee, 534, 538Israel Bond Drive, 230

Israel Development Issue, 231Israel Digest, 589Israel-Egypt Mixed Armistice Commis-

sion, 500Israel Exploration Society, 510Israel Histadrut Campaign (see National

Committee for Labor Israel)Israel Independence Bond Issue, 231, 232Israel Independence Day, 346, 508Israel-Jordan Armistice Commission, 502Israel—Life and Letters, 589Israel Merchant Marine, 506Israel Music Foundation, 569Israel Opera, 509Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, 316, 328,

346, 353, 508, 509Israel Purchasing Mission in Germany,

388, 390, 391, 392, 416, 507Israel Red Mogen David, 82Israel-Soviet Friendship Congress, 501Israel Speaks, 589Israel State Bank, 341Israelite Press, 593Israelitischer Religionslehrer-und Kan-

torverband, 348Istiqlal, 470, 471Italy, 348-54Itzcar, Leon, 448Ives, Irving M., 179Iwin, Wolf, 438Izvestiya, 421

JWB (see National Jewish WelfareBoard)

Jackson, Edward, 377Jacob R. Schiff Fund, 645Jacob R. Schiff Library of Jewish Con-

tributions to American Democracy,650

Jacob Ziskind Trust for Charitable Pur-poses, 204

Jacobi, Abraham, 17Jacobson, A. I., 359Jacobson, Jerome J., 394Jais, Meir, 327, 452Jamali, M. J., 280Jancu, Cornel, 448Janner, Barnett, 310Janowsky, Oscar I., 72, 73, 207Jarblum, Marc, 328Javits, Jacob, 408Jehouda, Josue, 348Jencks, Clifford, 137, 138Jenner, William, 132Jernegan, John D., 278Jerusalem Bezalel Museum, 510Jerusalem School for Graduate Research,

198Jerusalem YM-YWHA, 276Jeshanu, Dan, 448Jew—National Enemy Number One, 528

INDEX 669Jewish Academy o£ Arts and Sciences, 555Jewish Action Committee Against the

Rearmament of Germany, 320, 328Jewish Advocate, 588Jewish Agency for Palestine, 79, 201, 231,

233, 234, 237, 288, 311, 338, 346, 384,454, 456, 462, 465, 467, 468, 469, 474,482, 493, 518, 526, 529

Jewish Agency, Aliyah Department, 461Jewish Agency, American Section of, 569Jewish Agency, Committee on Control

and Authorization o£ Campaigns,229, 237

Jewish Agricultural and Industrial AidSociety, 24

Jewish Agricultural Society, 24, 25, 116,566

Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee, 424Jewish Argus, 587Jewish Atrocities in the Holy Land, 185Jewish Audio-Visual Review, 589Jewish Bank, 532Jewish Benevolent Society, 12Jewish Board of Guardians (New York

City), 44, 69, 258Jewish Book Annual, 590Jewish Book Council of America, 116,

273, 555Jewish Book Month, 116, 273Jewish Book Week, 316Jewish Braille Institute of America, 566Jewish Braille Review, 590Jewish Bulletin, 588Jewish Center, 269Jewish Center Program Aids, 273Jewish Central Committee, 532, 536, 537,

539Jewish Charity, 41, 42, 46, 47, 52, 55, 83Jewish Chautauqua Society, 52, 53, 239,

559Jewish Child Care Association, 258Jewish Children's Home, 38Jewish Chronicle (London), 328Jewish Civic Leader, 588Jewish Colonization Association, 50, 301,

311, 460Jewish Colonization Association of Can-

ada, 572Jewish Colonization Association of Paris,

24Jewish Communal Register, 21Jewish communal services, 227-51Jewish Community Bulletin, 587Jewish Community Center Annual Meet-

ings, 274Jewish Community Center Self-Study

Manual, 274Jewish community centers, 1946-55, 262-

76Jewish Community Council (Atlanta,

Ga.), 109

Jewish Community Council (SouthBend, Ind.), 109

Jewish Community Federation of Cleve-land, 219, 220, 221

Jewish Conciliation Board of America,566

Jewish Consumptive Relief Society, 27Jewish Criterion, 592Jewish Culture Center, 539Jewish Cultural Reconstruction, 557Jewish Daily Eagle, 593Jewish Daily Forward, 590Jewish Daily Yiddish Bulletin, 590Jewish education, 205-08Jewish Education, 590Jewish Education Committee of New

York (JEC), 110, 111-12, 116, 120JEC Bulletin, 589Jewish Education Register and Directory,

590Jewish Education Study Committee, 219,

221Jewish Educational Alliance (Savannahs

Ga.), 209, 210, 217Jewish Examiner, 590Jewish Exponent, 592Jewish Family and Community Services

of Chicago, 256Jewish Family Service of New York, 63,

256Jewish Farmer, 25, 590Jewish Floridian, 587Jewish Forum, 590Jewish Frontier, 590Jewish Herald, 592Jewish Herald-Voice, 592Jewish Historical Institute in Poland, 437Jewish Historical Society (Great Britain),

316Jewish History Publications, 204Jewish Home for Aged and Infirm, 46Jewish Horizon, 590Jewish Hospital (Cincinnati), 46, 77Jewish Immigrant Aid Society of Canada,

573Jewish Independent, 592Jewish Information Bureau, 555Jewish Labor Committee (JLC), 113, 238,

280, 280n, 537, 554JLC, Women's Division, 554JLC, Workmen's Circle Division, 554

(see also Workmen's Circle)JLC Outlook, 590Jewish Labor Committee of Canada,

573Jewish Labor in the United States, 627Jewish Ledger (New Orleans, La.), 588Jewish Ledger (Rochester, N.Y.), 588Jewish Librarians Association, 555Jewish Life, 590Jewish Life (Orthodox), 590

670 INDEX

Jewish Ministers Cantors Association ofAmerica, 559

Jewish Monitor, 587Jewish Museum, 111, 555Jewish Music Festival, 116Jewish Music Forum, 555Jewish Music Notes, 273Jewish National Fund, 233, 237n, 315,

328, 341, 365, 448, 457, 523, 534, 538,569

Jewish National Fund, GeobotanicalLaboratory Institute, 511

Jewish National Fund (Germany), 388Jewish National Fund of Canada, 573Jewish National Home for Asthmatic

Children at Denver, 566Jewish News, 588Jewish Newsletter, 590Jewish Occupational Council, 239, 261n,

566Jewish Orphans Home (New Orleans), 38Jewish Parent, 590Jewish Party, 448Jewish Peace Fellowship, 564Jewish People's Institute of Chicago, 37Jewish people's schools (Montreal), 306Jewish Pictorial Leader, 592Jewish population in the United States,

1955, 119-30Jewish Post, 593Jewish Press, 588Jewish Press-Milwauker Wochenblat, 592Jewish Prisoners Aid Society, 44Jewish Protectory and Aid Society, 44Jewish Publication Society (JPS), 189,

239, 555; annual report, 641-53JPS Bookmark, 592, 652Jewish Quarterly Review, 592Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation,

190, 200, 559Jewish Record, 588Jewish Recreation Association of Haar-

lem, 341Jewish Religious Congregation of Po-

land, 436Jewish Restitution Successor Organiza-

tion, 385, 392, 393, 394, 557Jewish Review and Observer, 592Jewish Sabbath Alliance of America, 559Jewish School for Communal Work, 53Jewish social service, 252-62Jewish Social Service Association of New

York, 60, 63Jewish Social Service Quarterly, 269, 590Jewish Social Studies, 189, 200, 590Jewish social work in the United States

(1654-1954), 3-98Jewish Socialist Bund, 329, 430, 431Jewish Socialist Verband of America, 554Jewish Spectator, 590Jewish Sports Center, 539

Jewish Standard (New Jersey), 588Jewish Standard (Toronto), 593Jewish Teacher, 590Jewish Teachers' Seminary and People's

University, 239, 559Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 593Jewish Telegraphic Agency Weekly News

Digest, 590Jewish Theatrical Guild of America, 564Jewish Theological Seminary of America

(JTSA), 106, 113, 193, 197, 198, 204,240, 559, 649

JTSA, Leaders Training Fellowship, 198Jewish Theological Seminary of Buda-

pest, 445Jewish Times (Australia), 490Jewish Times (Baltimore, Md.), 588Jewish Times (Brookline, Mass.), 588Jewish Trust Corporation, 392, 394Jewish Veteran, 587Jewish Vocational Service, 261Jewish Vocational Service (Cleveland),

224Jewish Voice, 587Jewish Voice Pictorial, 592Jewish War Veterans, 108, 115, 238, 280n,

554Jewish Way—Undzer Weg (Illinois), 588Jewish Way (New York), 590Jewish Weekly News, 588Jewish Welfare Council, 48Jewish Welfare Society o£ Philadelphia,

54Jewish Western Bulletin, 593Jewish Women's Benevolent and Welfare

Society, 482Jewish Women's League of Germany, 388Jewish World, 590Jewish Youth Community in France, 327Jewish Youth Week, 116Jews' College, 314, 315Jews Hospital, 17Jews in the Soviet Satellites, 630Jews in the Soviet Union, 630Johannesburg Bar Council, 476Johnson, Edwin C, 158Johnston, Eric, 109, 287, 500, 505Johnston, Olin, 132Joint Defense Appeal, 228n, 238, 554Joint Palestine Fund, 315Joint Public Relations Committee (Can-

ada), 573Joint Tuberculosis Committee, 28Jolowicz, Herbert Felix, 317Jones, Lewis W., 108Jones, Ross F., 172Jonge, Jacob de, 338Joods Maatschappelijk Werk, 342Jornal Israelita, 530Jornal Israelita Ilustrado, 530Josef, Ellen, 517

INDEX 671Josephtal, Giora, 494Journal des CommunauUs, 329Journey to Israel, 390Joyce, James, 509Judah, Naphtali, 8Judaism, 590Judaism and Anti-Semitism, 382Judisk Forum, 356Judisk Kronika, 359Judisk Tidskrift, 359Juedische Buchgemeinde (Zurich), 348Juin, Alphonse, 458Juliana, Queen of the Netherlands, 336,

377July, Pierre, 459Junior Hadassah, 82, 569Junker, Heinrich, 370

Kagan, Saul, 408, 547Kaganovich, Lazar M., 411Kahan, Moises, 527, 529Kahn, Bernard, 606-07Kaiser-Frazer, 505Kallen, Horace, 73Kamaiky, Zena, 607Kaminska, Ida, 436Kamitz, Reinhard, 407Kansas City Jewish Chronicle, 588Kaplan, J., 348Kaplan, Jacob, 327Kaplan, Marcus, 359Kaplan, Mordecai, 72Karamanlis, Constantine, 361Kariv, Yitzchak, 497Karlikow, Abraham, articles by, 318-29;

330-36Karp, Milton J., 607Karpf, Maurice J., 59, 64, 87Kastner, Israel, 496-97Kathemerini, 361Katims, Milton, 109Katsotas, Pausanias, 360Katz, Elias, 439, 440Katz, Reuven, 499Katz, Simche, 438Katz, Sydney, 477Kaufmann, Henry, 607Kazakov, S., 430, 431Kefauver, Estes, 278Kehal, Israel, 406Kehilat Anshe Maarab congregation, 12Kehilla (A.M.IA.) o£ Buenos Aires, 523,

524Kehilla of New York, 53Kehilla un Folk—Communidad y Pueblo,

523Kehillah movement, 47Kellems, Vivien, 181Keller, Alexander S., 152Kellman, George, article by, 180-87Kelly, Alfred H., 133

Kennecott Copper Corporation, 161Kentucky Free Public Schools Committee,

175Kepecs, Jacob, 59Keren Hekhal Hasefer, 510Keren Hatarbut, 573Keren Hayesod (see Palestine Foundation

Fund)Keren Hayesod Magbit Hameyuchudet,

538Keren Kayemeth (see Jewish National

Fund)Keren, Moshe, 400Kersten, Willy, 378Kessary, Joseph, 538Key, David M., 282Khadouri, Sassoon, 518al Khouri, Faris, 512Khoussa, Elias, 497Khrushchev, Nikita S., 411, 413, 414, 419Kimche, David, 316Kimche, Jon, 316Kimmel, Hans, 490Kinder Journal, 590Kinder Zeitung, 590King David High School, 481Kirschblum, Max, 488Kisch, Guido, 399Kiyoum, 329Kiyum, 526Klagges, Dietrich, 372Klavan, Israel, 191, 194Klein, Isaac, 193Klein, Ze'ev Zvi, 526Klein, Walter, 383Klempman, David, 483Klepper, Julius Idel, 607Klibansky, Joseph, 383Klimov, Nikolai, 433Klutznick, Philip M., 284Knights of Columbus, 202Knochen, Helmuth, 321Know Your America Week, 630Koelnische Rundschau, 383Kohler, Max J., 24Kolb, August, 378Komsomolskaya Pravda, 419Konvitz, Milton R., 109Kopelman, Barnett E., 607Koppman, Lionel, 113Korah, Nissim, 457Korn, Bertram W., 113Korshak, Marshall, 166Kosher Butchers Voice, 590Kosher Food Guide, 590Kosterlitz, Hans-Krafft, 396El Kouni, 432Kraft, Louis, 61, 263, 274Kramer, Simon G., 105Kremer, Robert, 376Kroltzik, Frieda, 389

672 INDEX

Kteili, Elias Tewfik, 497Kubitschek, Juscelino, 528Kubovy, Arieh, 534Kuhn, Loeb and Co., 47Kulick, Paul, article by, 209-19Kullgren, William, 187Kultur un Dertziung, 590Kultur un Hilf Society, 539Kupath Holim, 391, 498Kuper, Israel, 481Kuper, Simon M., 479, 482Kuraner, Maxim, 370Kvitko, Leib, 424

Labor in Israel Newsletter, 590Labor Party (Australia), 483Labor Zionist Movement in Canada, Ac-

tions Committee, 572Labor Zionist Organization o£ America,

279, 280n, 570Labor Zionists (Brazil), 538Labouisse, Henry R., 285Lacoste, Francis, 318, 469Lacoste, Mrs., 474Ladejinsky, Wolf, 134, 135Ladejinsky case, 629Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society (New

Orleans), 12Lafer, Horacio, 527Lamb, Edward, 137Lamdan, Yitzhak, 508LaMed, Louis, 108Lamifneh, 495Lamm, 383Lamont, Corliss, 134Lamp, Hermann, 374Land Acquisition Act, 498Land Without Peasants, 627Landa, Abram, 483Landau, Harry, 483Landau, Isaac, 317Landesverband der Juedischen Gemein-

den Rheinland Pfalz (Coblentz), 117Landy, Eugene, 135Langendijk-van Moorst, Geertruida M.,

332, 339Langer, William, 178, 179Langlie, Arthur B., 160Laor, Daniel, 501Lapid, Arye, 489Laqueur, W. Z., articles by, 491-511; 512-

20Large City Budgeting Conference, 236,

238, 239Larner, Victor, 607Larogue, Gustave, 377Laszlo, Jeno, 445Latin America, 521-39Latour, Pierre Boyer de, 458, 459Lattes, Dante, 354

Lattimore, Owen, 138Lauterpacht, H., 317Lautier, Louis B., 171Lavon, Pinhas, 494Lavry, Marc, 509Lawson, Edward B., 284Lazarus, Fred Jr., 633Lazarus, Jacques, 453, 455Lazebnik, Joel, 436, 438Le'Achduth Avodah, 494-95Leader, George M., 160League for Labor Palestine, 539League for National Labor in Israel, 570League for Religious Labor in Eretz Is-

rael, 570League for Safeguarding the Fixity of

the Sabbath, 194, 560League of Arab Poets, 510League of Arab States, 283League of Empire Loyalists, 313League of Jewish Women, 108League of Militant Atheists, 419League of Religious Settlements, 571Learsi, Rufus, 113, 343Leavitt, Moses A., 547Lebanon, 520Lebanon Hospital, 32Lebeson, Anita Libman, 116Lebkuechner, Richard, 380Lee, George W., 141Lee, Richard C, 181Le Ezrath Ha-Yeled, 339Lehman, Herbert H., 106, 114, 153Lehman-Celler Bill, 202Leibovits, Mrs. D. E., 448Leinsdorf, Erich, 112Leipzig fair, 416Lenowitch, Icchak Gordiri, 438Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital, 34, 238,

566Leon and Antoinetta Feffer Foundation,

529Lesesne, Henry, 15InLeskes, Theodore, article by, 142-80Leverenz, Bernhard, 378Levin, Leopold, 359Levin, Nahum, 482Le"vinas, Emmanuel, 454Levine, Aaron, 490Levinger, Emma Ehrlich, 113Levinson, Jacob, 607Levinstein, Kurt, 400Levinthal, Cyrus, 652Levinthal, Louis E., 288, 643, 645, 649Levy, Arnold, 317Levy, Asser, 111Levy, Helen Solomon, 607Levy, Henry, article by, 458-69Levy, Rudolf, 398Levy, Simon G., 106Levy, Victor, 515

INDEX 673Lewin, Zwi, 328Lewis, Henry G., 483Lewisohn, Adolph, 46Liberal Party (Australia), 483Liberal Party (Italy), 348Liberal Party (South Africa), 479Liberal Party (U.S.), 279Liberty and Property, 187Libin, Solomon, 607Lichtigfelt, Adolph, 483Lieberman, Saul, 193Lifshutz, Oscar M., 385Lightfoot, Claude, 138Lilienthal, Alfred, 513Linder, Tom, 181Lions Club (South Tucson, Ariz.), 172Lipiner, Elias, article by, 526-31Lipman, V. D., 316Lippert, Julius, 376Lippmann, Max, 370Lipschitz, Joachim, 370, 376, 396Lipsky, Louis, 288Literarishe Heftn, 587Littman, Jean A., 448Littman, Leo, article by, 343-48Litvinoff, Barnet, 316Lob, Hermann, 357Locker, Berl, 530Lodge, Henry Cabot Jr., 281, 282, 284Loeb, Morris, 24, 46Loeb Memorial, 33Loerner, Georg, 377Loewenstein, Theodor, 448Lonardi, Eduardo, 521London Board of Jewish Religious Edu-

cation, 313, 314London Conference, 366London Economist, 630Lonesome v. Maxwell, 168nLong Island Jewish Press, 588Lorenz, Heinrich, 379Los Angeles Civil Service Commission,

164Los Angeles College of Jewish Studies,

562Louis LaMed Literary Foundation, 556Louis LaMed prize, 307Louis M. Rabinowitz Institute for Rab-

binic Research, 559Lovestone, Jay, 134Lovsky, P., 329Low, Minnie, 54, 55Lowenstein, Solomon, 27, 28, 29, 30, 39,

40, 60, 88Lower Saxony State Association of Jewish

Communities, 373Loyalty Review Board, 137Lubovitscher centers, 474Lucien de Hirsch School, 325Luckner, Gertrud, 397Ludendorff, Mathilde, 382

Ludwig, Carl, 345Lueth, Erich, 391Lunel, Armand, 398Lurie, Harry L., 59, 60Lurie, Irving, 191Luxembourg agreement, 397, 540, 541,

546

MacArthur, Douglas, 134-35Maccabi, 328, 335, 347, 517McCarran-Walter Immigration and Na-

turalization Act, 81, 179, 201McCarthy, Joseph R., 131, 133, 134, 628McClellan, John, 133McCollum case, 174McCollum v. Board of Education, 174nMcCoy, John F., 181McDavitt, George V., 133McDermot, T. W., 307McDonald, James G., 530McEntire, Davis, 155McFarland, Howard P., 157McFarland, W. Henry Jr., 182McGinley, Conde, 181, 183, 184, 186, 187McPherson, Mrs. Jessie, 477Machsiki Hadass, 333Mack, Julian W-, 43McLaughlin, Charles F., 132McLeod, R. W. Scott, 135, 178Madar, Jacob, 468Madole, James A., 184Magalhaes, Raimundo Junior, 530Magen David Federation, 564Magnes, Judah L., 21, 628Magnus-Levy, Adolf, 607Maier, 378Maimonides, Moses, 5, 499Maimonides Health Center of San Fran-

cisco, 76Maimonides school, 325Maisel, T., article by, 534-39Majer-Leonhard, 397Makarios, Archbishop, 361Malan, Daniel F., 476Malenkov, Georgi M., 411, 434, 443, 444Mancroft, Lord, 308Mankowitz, Wolf, 316Mansbach, Mrs. Guy, 334Manshel, Victor, 519Mapai, 495, 496, 497Mapam, 494, 495, 496, 533, 539Marchandeau decree, 322Marcus, Jacob R., 113, 115, 649Margalith, 474Margolis, Max L., 648Margolis, Mrs. Max L., 647, 652Margoshes, Joseph, 607Margulies, Benzion, 317Marine Flasher, 81Mark, Ber, 436, 437, 438Markish, Peretz, 424, 425 ;

674 INDEX

Markuse, Samuel, 462Marshall, Louis, 21Martin, William C, 117Marx, Hugo, 399Marx, Karl, 382Marzouk, Moussa (Moshe), 318, 515, 516Mashiani, Moshe, 519Masliaj, H., 532Masmoudi, Mohamed, 459Massachusetts Commission Against Dis-

crimination, 160Massel, Jacob, 607Matate, 508Matthews, Burnita, 139Matusow, Harvey, 137Maurer, Emil, 405Mauriac, Francois, 322May, Mortimer, 288Mayer, Corona, 539Mayer, Daniel, 319Mayer, Leo Ari, 510Mayer, Ren6, 319Meged, Aron, 509Meier, Heinz, 387Meir Elias hospital, 518Meitner, Lise, 400Memmi, Albert, 329Memorial of the Unknown Jewish Mar-

tyr in Paris, 544Mendelsohn, Solomon, 539Mendelsohn Culture League, 534Mendes-France, Pierre, 318, 319, 321, 322,

453, 455, 456, 458, 459, 461, 513, 514Menorah Association, 239, 556Menorah Journal, 590Mental Hygiene Department of the Free

Synagogue in New York, 34Menzies, Robert G., 483, 488Merchant Marine Academy, 135Merzagora, Cesare, 349Mesivta Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin

Rabbinical Academy, 560Metcalf, George R., 154Metropolitan Apartment House Associa-

tion, 304Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,

Metropolitan Museum of Art, 111Mexico, 534-39Meyer, 379Meyner, Robert D., 154Meyuhas, Meir Shmuel, 515Miami, Fla., school board, 175Michael Reese Hospital, 33, 77Michaeli, Wilhelm, article by, 354-59Michigan Catholic, 186Michigan Civil Rights Law, 169Michigan Liquor Control Commission,

169, 170Michigan university, 52Mid-Day Chapel, 114

Middle East, 512-20Mierowsky, David, 483Mikhoels, Solomon, 424Mikoyan, Anastas I., 411Milan industrial exhibition, 353Milan triennale arts and crafts exhibi-

tion, 510Milgrom, Louis, 480Milgrom report, 480Milhado, Rebecca, 339Milhaud, Darius, 398Military Security Board, 367Miller, Irving, 530Miller, Lucille, 185Miller, Morris, 607Millin, Sarah G., 483Millman, Herbert, article by, 262-76Milstein, Nathan, 109Mindlin, M., 509Minneapolis Housing and Redevelop-

ment Authority, 155Minority in Britain, 309Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute, 197,

560Mirski, Michal, 438Miskolcz pogrom, 443Misr Press, 368Mizrachi Hatzair (U.S.), 570Mizrachi National Education Committee,

240, 560Mizrachi Organization of America, 192,

280n, 415, 488, 532, 533, 539, 570Mizrachi Organization of Canada, 573Mizrachi Outlook, 590Mizrachi Palestine Fund, 234, 570Mizrachi Party (Austria), 406Mizrachi Party (Great Britain), 315Mizrachi Party (Israel), 495, 497, 498Mizrachi Party (Netherlands), 341Der Mizrachi Weg, 590Mizrachi Women's Organization of

America, 82, 237n, 570Mocatta library, 316Moch, Jules, 319Molotov, Vyacheslav, 401, 411, 432Le Monde Juif, 329Montagu, Ewen, 312Montagu, Lily, 317Montefiore Hospital, 28, 32, 33, 76, 77Montor, Henry, 232, 288Moreaux, Lionel, 322Morgenthau, Henry Jr., 133Morgenthau Diaries, 133Morgenthau, Leib, 438Moriah, 560Morning Freiheit, 590Morris, Harry H., 483Morris, Lord, 317Morrison, Robert, 274Morton, Thruston B., 278Det Mosaiske Troesamfund, 359

INDEX 675'

Moscow Conference, 414Moscow Declaration (1943), 401Moseley, George Van Horn, 184, 186, 187Mositchkin, Vsevolod, 383Mosley, Leonard, 316Mosley, Oswald, 312Mossenson, Yigal, 509Mount Scopus College, 485Mt. Sinai Hospital, 16, 17, 18, 33, 47Mountain View Cemetery, 167Mouvement Contre le Racisme, et Pour

la Paix, 322, 323Mouvement Poujade, 320Mu Sigma Fraternity, 564Muehleneisen, Ewald, 379Muller, Herman, 468Mullins, Eustace, 184, 187Milnchener Judische Nachrichten, 399Murder, Inc., 186Murphy, Ray, 182Murphy, Robert, 408Musaf Lahore Hatzair, 590Muskat, Leo, 457Muslim Brotherhood, 512, 514, 515, 517Muslim congress, 514Mutual Security Act (1954), 286Mutual Security Act (1955), 286Mutual Security Program, 276, 286Myers, Franz, 374Myers, Myer, 110, 112Myerson, Golda, 346, 427

NSB, 338Nabat, 383Naguib, Mohammed, 512, 513, 517Nagy, Imre, 443, 444, 445Nahum, Haim, 516, 517Na'im, Eli Ya'akov, 515Narboni, Andre, 457Nasser, Gamal Abdel, 432, 433, 442, 443,

512, 513, 515, 517Nataf, Eli, 464Nathan, Otto, 138, 139Nathan v. Dulles, 139nNathanson, Philip, 514, 515Nation Frangaise, 321National Academy for Adult Jewish

Studies, 198, 563National Advisory Council, 529National Agricultural College, 239, 560National Agricultural College, Alumni

Association, 560National Association for the Advance-

ment and Protection o£ the Majorityof the White People, 183

National Association for the Advance-ment and Protection of the WhiteRace, 183

National Association for the Advance-ment of Colored People, 141, 144,145, 149, 153, 168, 183

National Association for the Advance-ment of White People, 183

National Association of Attorneys Gen-eral, 171

National Association of Hebrew DaySchool Parent-Teacher Associations,560

National Association of Hillel Directors,560

National Association of Jewish CenterWorkers, 267, 269, 274, 556

National Association of Jewish SocialWorkers, 53

National Association of Synagogue Ad-ministrators, 563

National Association of Temple Secre-taries, 190, 562

National Bank, 532National Broadcasting Company, 113,

114, 634National Bureau of Federated Jewish

Women's Groups, 275National Catholic Welfare Conference,

117, 179, 628National Citizens' Protective Association

of St. Louis, 183National Committee Against Discrimina-

tion in Housing, 154National Committee for Labor Israel,

236, 237, 237n, 570National Committee for Labor Israel,

American Trade Union Council of,570

National Committee on Fraternities inEducation, 632

National Committee on Immigration andCitizenship, 631

National Community Relations AdvisoryCouncil, 116, 238, 280n, 554

National Conference for Israel and Jew-ish Rehabilitation, 573

National Conference of Charities andCorrections, 39, 55

National Conference of Jewish Charities,27, 28, 36, 46, 55, 56

National Conference of Jewish Com-munal Service, 55, 239, 252, 566

National Conference of Social Work, 60National Conference of Synagogue

Youth, 198, 202, 562National Coordinating Community

Fund, 80National Council for Jewish Education,

560National Council of Beth Jacob Schools,

240, 560National Council of Jewish Prison Chap-

lains, 192, 566National Council of Jewish Women 22

28, 33, 43, 68, 80, 81, 87, 114, 222, 268,275, 490, 567

•676 INDEX

National Council of Jewish Women ofCanada, 573

National Council of the Churches ofChrist in America, 117, 179, 628

National Council of Young Israel (NCYI),190, 560

NCYI, Armed Forces Division, 560NCYI, Employment Bureau, 560NCYI, Women's League, 190, 560NCYI, Youth Department, 560National Council on Jewish Audio-Visual

Materials, 561National Desertion Bureau, 29, 567National Economic Council, 182National European Social Movement,

338National Federation of Jewish Men's

Clubs, 191, 563National Federation of Temple Brother-

hoods, 117, 190, 192, 562National Federations of Temple Sister-

hoods, 117, 190, 192, 562National Federation of Temple Youth,

117, 190, 191, 192, 562National Guardian, 140National Haym Salomon Memorial Com-

mittee, 556National Historical Exhibit, 111National Hospital for Rheumatism and

Blood Diseases, 34National Jewish Committee on Scouting,

567National Jewish Hospital, 238National Jewish Hospital for Consump-

tives, 27National Jewish Hospital for Tubercu-

losis in Denver and Los Angeles, 76,567

National Jewish Ledger, 587National Jewish list, 387National Jewish Monthly, 587National Jewish Music Council, 116, 273,

556National Jewish Post (Chicago, 111.), 588National Jewish Post (Indianapolis, Ind.),

588National Jewish Post (Louisville, Ky.), 588National Jewish Post (New York City),

590National Jewish Post (St. Louis, Mo.),

588National Jewish Post (Sioux City, la.),

588National Jewish Welfare Board (JWB),

61, 72, 73, 83, 84, 88, 115, 203, 204,228n, 239, 242, 262, 267, 269, 270, 271,272, 273, 274, 275, 567, 649

JWB Armed Services Division, 274JWB Bureau of Personnel and Training,

275, 269JWB Circle, 273, 590

JWB Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy,204, 567

JWB Jewish Center Lecture Bureau, 273JWB Statement of Principles on Jewish

Center Purposes, 263JWB Women's Organizations' Division,

274, 275, 567JWB Year Book of the Jewish Com-

munity Center Field, 274National Jewish Youth Conference, 116,

273, 567National Lawyers Guild, 132National Negro Press Association, 171-72National Origins Quota Act, 58National ORT League, 556National Party, 477National Press Club, 171National Refugee Service, 80, 81National Renaissance Party, 134, 184, 185National Social Welfare Assembly, 634National Study of Jewish Education, 207National Symphony Orchestra, 109,

112National Union of Tunisian Students,

464National Urban League, 136National Women's League of the United

Synagogue of America, 190, 191, 200,275, 561

National Young Judaea, 570National Youth Administration, 61Nationalist Party Bulletin, 187Nationalist Party, Uruguay, 531Nationality Act, 398Natvig, Marie, 137, 138Naumann, Werner, 374Naye Presse, 329Der Nayer Moment, 530Neber, Andre, 454Necrology, U.S., 605-08La Nef, 319Nehru, Jawaharlal, 413Neighborhood Guild, 35Nenni, Pietro, 348Neo-Destour party, 458, 459, 460, 462,

463, 464Ner Israel Rabbinical College, 196, 240,

561Netherlands, 336-43Neturei Karta, 495Neubach, Ernst, 398Neuberger, Richard L., 181Neue Jiidische Zeitung (Munich), 399Neue Welt, 403Neuman, Abraham A., 204Neumann, Emanuel, 280, 283Neurath, Konstantin von, 377The New Masters, 322New Mexico FEP Commission, 159, 161New York Association for New Ameri-

cans, 81, 233, 236, 254

INDEX 677New York Board of Rabbis, 106, 178, 192,

192n, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205New York Charity Organization Society,

52,55New York City Bar Association, 202New York City Board of Education, 110,

141, 150New York City Department of Charities,

40New York City Domestic Relations Court,

202New York East Conference of the Metho-

dist Church, 195New York Federation of Reform Syna-

gogues, 191New York Foundation, 47New York Historical Society, 105New York Public Library, 110New York School of Philanthropy, 52New York School of Social Work, 52, 87,

110New York State Commission Against Dis-

crimination, 154, 161, 170New York State Council of Churches, 202New York State Department of Educa-

tion, 632New York State Department of Mental

Hygiene, Correction, Health andWelfare, 204

New York State Federation of Women'sClubs, 202

New York State Joint Legislative Com-mittee, 110

New York State Probation Commission,162

New York State University, 151, 632The New York Times Youth Forum,

114New York University, 110New Yorker Wochenblat, 590Nicholls, J. W., 316Nidche Israel, 537Nidche Israel, Hilfsverein, 538Nieuw Israelietisch Weehblad, 342Ninety-second Street YM and YWHA,

112Ninio, Victoria Marcelle, 514, 515Nissenzweig, 426Niw-Hanaor, 342Nixon, Richard M., 136, 157Noah, Mordecai Manual, 8Non-Partisan Zionist Organization, 534Norden, Albert, 415Norman, Edward A., 607Norristown (Pa.) Jewish Community

Center, 270North Africa, 450-75North Atlantic Alliance, 412, 413North Atlantic Pact, 367North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 362,

366, 367, 371

Northern Pacific Railway, 163Northwest German Radio Symphony Or-

chestra, 398Nos Petits, 465, 466Notes, 426Le Notre Instituzioni, 354Nouvelles Juives Mondiales, 328Novi Mir, 424N'shei Agudath Israel, 557Nurock, Mordecai, 346, 489Nurses' Settlement, 33Nussbaum, Anna, 398

OEEC (see Organization for EuropeanEconomic Cooperation)

OPAIE, 364ORT (see Organization for Rehabilita-

tion Through Training)OSE (see Oeuvre pour Secour des Enfants

Israelites; see also OrganizazioneSanitaria Ebraica)

Oberg, Karl, 321Oberlaender, Theodor, 370Observer, 592Occupation Statute, 367Oeuvre pour Secour des Enfants Israelites

(OSE), 78, 79, 235, 236, 339, 346, 465,466, 467, 472-73, 473, 537, 538 (seealso World OSE Executive)

OSE Tunisia, 466, 467Office for Jewish Population Research,

556Ohel, 508Ohio Board of Tax Appeals, 156Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Com-

pensation, 165Ohio Civil Rights Act, 168, 169Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 592Ohrenstein, Aron, 387Ohrenstein, Shimon, 442Oifn Shvel, 590Old Destour party, 464Olga, 368Olitzki, Leib, 438Oliveira, Jose Fabrino de, 530Oliveira, Nelson Tabajara de, 530Olomeinu-Our World, 590Olshan, Yitzhak, 494Ontario Provincial Labor Relations

Board, 305Opatoshu, Joseph, 607, 653Opinion, 590Oppenheim, Michel, 400Or Hamizrach, 590Orange Free State Provincial Council,

478Orbach, Maurice, 515Oren, Mordecai, 442Organization for European Economic Co-

operation, 330, 349

678 INDEX

Organization for Rehabilitation ThroughTraining (ORT), 50, 51, 79, 324, 346,347, 350-51, 364, 365, 406, 452, 465,473, 474, 475, 537 (see also NationalORT League; Women's AmericanORT; World ORT Union)

ORT Committee (Germany), 386ORT jubilee congress, 480ORT-OSE (South Africa), 473, 480ORT-Tunisia, 467Organizations, national Jewish, in U.S.

and Canada, 553-73Organizazione Sanitaria Ebraica—Assis-

tenza all'Infanzia-OSE, 352, 353Orlinsky, Harry M., 648, 649Osmo, Henry Josef, 516Our Voice, 587Oysher, Moyshe, 530Ozar Hatorah, 474

Palatinate Art Galleries, 398Palestine and Zionism, 591Palestine Economic Corporation (U.S.),

570Palestine Economic Corporation of Can-

ada, 573Palestine Foundation Fund, 315, 387,

388, 570Palestine Pioneer Foundation, 570Palestine Symphonic Choir Project, 570Palestine Uruguay Bank, 532Paley, William S., 103Panel of Americans, 633Panholzer, Josef, 371Papagos, Alexander, 361Papen, Franz von, 372Pappenheim, Bertha, 388, 399Paris Accords, 366, 367, 377, 393, 394, 412,

414Paris Memorial, 544Parker, Willard, 17Parkson, Alexander, 429, 430Das Parlament, 388, 389Parti du Peuple Algerien, 451Patman, Wright, 133A Patria, 528Patriots of North Carolina, 183Patterson, Paul, 159Paul Baerwald School of Social Work,

466, 467, 473Pax Romana, 195Pedagogic Reporter, 591Pedagogisher Bulletin, 591Pennsylvania Governor's Commission on

Industrial Race Relations, 633Pennsylvania State Committee for an

FEPC, 160People ex rel. Ring v. Board of Educa-

tion, 174nPeople Take the Lead, 627Peoples College Program, 483

People's Independence Front, 443Peoples National Bank of Washington,

163People's Party (Austria), 408, 409People's Relief Committee, 50Pereira, Salomon Rodrigues, 340Perelman, M. H., 336Peretz, Judah Loeb, 354, 423, 437, 442Periodicals, Jewish, in U.S. and Canada,

587-93Perlmutter, Sholom J., 607-08Perlov, Isaac, 539Peron, Juan, 521, 522, 637Personal Service Bureau of Chicago, 34,

43,55Pervuchin, Mikhail G., 411Perzowsky, 436Pessin, Deborah, 116Peter, Gabor, 443Peters, Gerhard, 380, 381Peters, John P., 137Peters v. Hobby, 137nP'Eylim—American Yeshiva Student

Union, 192, 561Peyser, Alfred, 359Pfeffer, Itzik, 424Phi Alpha Fraternity, 564Phi Epsilon Pi Fraternity, 564Phi Lambda Kappa Fraternity, 565Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity, 565Philadelphia Art Alliance, 111Philadelphia Commission on Human Re-

lations, 171Philadelphia Federation of Jewish Char-

ities, 60Philadelphia Jewish Times, 592Phoenix Jewish News, 587Pi Tau Pi Fraternity, 565Picheny, Elias, 274Pickersgill, John Whitney, 303Pierre, Abbe, 323Piggins, Edward S., 170Pilcher, Charles Venn, 488Pinson, Koppel S., 113Pioneer Woman, 591Pioneer Women, 237, 538, 570Pirchei Agudath Israel, 557Piros, Laszlo, 443, 444Plitt, Edwin A., 377Plugat Aliyah—Hanoar Hatzioni, 571Poale Agudat Israel (Austria), 406Poale Agudath Israel of America, 234,

571Poale Agudath Israel of America, Ezra-

Irgun Hanoar Hachareidi, 571Poale Agudath Israel of America, Poalim-

Women's Division, 571Poale Zion (Great Britain), 315Poale Zion (Uruguay), 533Poale Zion (Yugoslavia), 448Poale Zion Youth (Mexico), 539

INDEX 679Poesia del Sabato, 354Point, 186Point Four Program, 135Polak, Willem Albertus, 378Poland, 434-38Polhemus, Domine, 105Poliakov, Leon, 329, 380nPolio Gambling, 186Politi, Eli, 516Polotzki, Jacob H., 510Pool, David de Sola, 102, 105, 113Pool, Tamar de Sola, 113Popular Front (Greece), 360, 361Popular Opera, 509Population, communities with Jewish

populations of 100 or more, table,126

Population, Jewish, in the U.S., by states,124

Porush, Israel, 117Porush, Israel, article by, 483-90, 488Postal, Bernard, 113, 274Pougatch, Isaac, 454Poujade, Pierre, 319, 321Powell, Adam Clayton Jr., 153Pravda, 419, 424Preliminary Report on Neo-Fascist and

Hate Groups, 184, 630Prensa Israelita, 539Presbyterian Labor Temple, 117Presence Franchise, 458, 460Print Club, 109Prinz, Joachim, 186Proceedings of the Rabbinical Assembly

of America, 591Program in Action, 591Progressive Conservative Party, 299Progressive Order of the West, 565Progressive Party (Israel), 495Progressive Party (U.S.), 135Progressive Zionist League-Hashomer

Hatzair, 571Progressive Zionist Organization, 538Pro-Segregation Texas Citizens Council,

184Protestant Council of New York, 202Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New

York, 195Prothmann, Wilhelm, 382Protocols of the Elders of lion, 183, 323,

350, 375, 479Public accommodations, discrimination

in, 166Public Housing Administration, 153Public Law 565, 261Public Relations and Publicity for the

Jewish Community Center, 274Publication of the American Jewish His-

torical Society, 591Pujo, Maurice, 321

Quarles, Donald A., 135Quebec Change of Name Act, 304Quebec Freedom of Worship Act, 304Quebec Royal Commission of Inquiry on

Constitutional Problems, 304Queens Jewish News, 591Quillici, Francois, 453Quinn, Thomas, 134Quinn v. US., 134n

RONDD, 383Raab, Julius, 401, 402, 406, 407, 408, 409,

410Rabbi Kook Foundation, 499Rabbi Kook Institute, 499Rabbi Kook Yeshiva, 532Rabbinerverband (Switzerland), 348Rabbinical Alliance of America, 192, 196,

561Rabbinical Assembly of America, 106,

192, 193, 195, 201, 202, 203, 561Rabbinical College (Italy), 352Rabbinical College of Telshe, 240, 561Rabbinical Council of America, 106, 191,

192, 194, 195, 203, 204, 561Rabbinical Council Record, 591Rabbinical Court, 463, 469Rabbinical Radio and TV Workshops,

635Rabi, 454Rabinoff, George, 88Rabinovich, M., 421Rabinovitch, Abraham, 489Rabinowitz, Benjamin, 274Rabinowitz, Louis I., 481Rabinowitz, Louis M., 205Rabinowitz Lectureship Series, 205Racial Equality and the Law, 638Rackman, Emanuel, 193, 194O Radical, 527Radical Socialist Party, 319Radinsky, Ellis, 608Radio Baghdad, 513Radio Beirut, 520Radio Cairo, 469, 513Radio Damascus, 513, 519Radio Free Europe, 438, 449Radio Jordan, 513Radio Tunis, 469Radkiewicz, Stanislaw, 434Radlauer, Curt, 397Raeder, Erich, 377Rafsky, Henry A., 608Rahamin, Yitzhak Nissim, 498Rahim, Abdul Kamel, 185, 281, 283Rakitin, Isaak, 424Rakosi, Matyas, 443, 444Ramat Hadassah Szold Reception Center,

493Ramosodi, Stephen, 477Rand Easter Show, 482

680 INDEX

La Rassegna Mensile d'Israel, 354Rathenau, Walther, 371Raubinger, Frederick M., 150Rauh, Richard Solomon, 608Ravitch, Melach, 307Rowlings v. State Superintendent of Pub-

lic Instruction, 175nRaymond, Jack, 447Le Rayon, 329Reading, Fanny, 490Reading, Marquess of, 308, 312Rebholz, Otto, 338Reconstructionist, 591Reconstructionist Fellowship of Congre-

gations, 190Red Cross (Germany), 415Reflections on Civil Liberties, 629Refugee Relief Act, 178, 179, 236, 286,

363, 384Reichert, Yisrael, 508Reif, Hans, 396Relief Agency for Victims of the Nurem-

berg Laws Who Are Not of the Jew-ish Faith, 397

Relief Committee for Victims of NationalSocialism Abroad, 390

Religion, 188-205Religion in a Free Society, 633Religious liberty act, 356Religious News Service, 188Remer, Otto E., 375Rengstorf, Karl, 389Research Institute of Religious Jewry,

561Reuter, Ernst, 370Revisionists, 533, 538, 539Rhijn, Albertus Johannes van, 482Ribalow, Harold U., 116Ribicoff, Abraham, 154, 158, 181Richards, James P., 278, 285Richmond, Mary, 52, 53Richter, Franz, 375Riegelman, Harold, 628Rifkind, Simon H., 102, 106, 629Ring case, 174Ripken, Georg, 368Rivarol, 318, 322Riverside Museum, 111Riverton study, 193Robb, James H., 316Roberts, Dennis J., 110Robeson, Paul, 139Robinson, Nehemiah, 409Robinson, Richard H., 174Rochester Memorial Art Gallery, 111Rochester Symphony Orchestra, 112Rodeph Shalom Congregation, 9Roehrlich, Bernard, 448Roemer, Karl von, 374Roessler, Fritz, 375Rogel, Naqdimon, article by, 512-20

Roman Catholic Charities of the Arch-diocese of New York, 48

Roman Catholic Church, 478Roman Catholic Sisters of Humility

Order, 176Roman Catholic Welfare Corp. v. City

of Piedmont, I75nRoosevelt, Franklin D., 133Roosevelt, James, 279Rosen, Kopul, 481Rosen, Pinchas, 346Rosenbach Foundation, 109Rosenbaum, Cyril, 490Rosenbaum, Jeanette W., 652Rosenberg, Alfred, 376Rosenberg, Israel S., 498Rosenberg, Louis, article by, 299-307Rosenberg, Ludwig, 391Rosenberg case, 636Rosenberg Case—Fact and Fiction, 630Rosengarten, Charles, 106Rosenman, Samuel I., 102Rosenwald, Julius, 40Rosenzweig, Franz, 398, 399Roth, Cecil, 348Roth, Leon, 316Royal Society for the Prevention of

Cruelty to Animals, 309Rubens, Alfred, 316Rubin, Hadassah, 438Rubin, Leslie, 479Rubin, Seymour J., 407, 408, 409Ruda, Max, 348Rudel, Hans Ulrich, 522Ruderman, Jacob, 196Rudman, Ray K., 479Rumania, 446-49Rumford, William Byron, 158, 163Rushdi, Ahmed, 515Russell, Lord of Liverpool, 316, 487, 526Rutgers University, 108Ryad, Mahmoud, 514

Saada, Charles, 464ben Sa'adia, Menahem Yitzhak, 518As-Sabah, 464, 469Sabah, Jack, 473Sabri, Laniado, 519Saburov, Maxim Z., 411Sadat, Anwar, 514Safran, Meir Yosef, 515St. John's Wood Synagogue, 313St. Louis Globe-Democrat, 176St. Louis Jewish Tribune, 588St. Louis Municipal Art Commission, 110St. Louis university, 633St. Mark's-in-the-Bouerie, 117St. Paul Jewish News, 588St. Paul's Church, 105Salaman, RedclifEe, 317Salem, Saleh, 514

INDEX 681

Salisbury, Harrison, 417, 422Salit, Norman, 106, 196, 197Salk, Jonas, 185Salomon, Ernst von, 371Salomon, Sidney, article by, 308-17Salonika Fair, 365Salus, Hugo, 442Salvation Army, 256Saly Mayer School of Higher Jewish

Studies, 354Samet, Shimon, 446, 447Samuel, Ralph E., 102, 103Samuel, Viscount, 312Sanctuary, Eugene N., 184Sander, Werner, 416Sapir, Boris, article by, 401-07Sarano, Alfredo, 354Sarnoff, David, 103Satinsky, Sol, 649Savannah Hebrew School, 210Savannah Jewish Council, 209, 210, 211,

215, 217, 218Savannah Jewish News, 210Savannah self-study of Jewish education,

209-19Sawt al Arab radio station (Cairo), 514,

520Scales, Junius, 138Scandinavian countries, 354-59Scelba, Mario, 348, 349Schachtman, Max, 132, 138, 139Schachtman v. Dulles, 132n, 139nSchack, William, 111Schade v. Allegheny County Institution

District, 177nSchaefer, Oswald, 380Schaeffer, Fritz, 369Scharnak, Kurt, 378Schatz, Zahava, 509Scheel, Gustav Adolf, 374Schepmann, Wilhelm, 379Schiff, Jacob H., 21, 24, 50Schiffer, Eugen, 400Schlieffer, Solomon M., 416, 417, 421,

422, 423Schlueter, Leonhard, 372, 373Schmidt, William, 473Schmidt-Isserstedt, Hans, 398Schneider, Arno, 383Schneider, Lambert, 399Schneiderman, Samuel L., 424Schnitzer, Louis, 608Schoeman, Johan, 479Schoenborn, Erwin, 375Scholmer, Joseph, 425, 426, 427Schoppan, Paul, 379Schreiber, Hermann, 400Schreiber, Walther, 382Schroeder, Gerhard, 371Schubert, 378Schulz, Otto, 383

Schumacher, Willy, 375Schumann, Gerhard, 376Schuschnigg, Kurt von, 408, 409Schuster, Aron, 340Schwartz, Harry, 417, 423, 436Schwartz, Joseph J., 232Das Schwarze Korps, 376Schwarzhaupt, Wilhelm, 376Schweig, S. J., 526Schweinhaut, Henry, 138, 139de Schweinitz, Karl, 53Schweizerische Israelitische Gemeinde-

bund, 344, 347, 348Schweizerische Zionistenverband, 346Schwerdt, Max, 400Sciaky, David, 364Scourge of the Swastika, 487, 526Seattle Symphony Orchestra, 109Secours Mutuel Juif (Brussels), 334Seebohm, Hans-Christoph, 381, 382Seelig, Siegfried, 400Segal, Albert, 483Segal, Charles M., 112, 113Segal, Leon, 483Segal, Sam, 387Segal, Selig, 426, 427Seixas, Benjamin, 8Seixas, Gershom M., 10Selfhelp of Emigres from Central Europe,

325Seligman, Ben B., 290nSelim school, 315Senior, Max, 46, 55Sentinel, 588Sephardic Jewish Brotherhood of Amer-

ica, 565Serlin, Ja'akov, 498Servan-Schreiber, Jean-Jacques, 319Service d'Apprentissage Patronal, 474Seven Arts Feature Syndicate, 593Sfard, David, 436, 438Shaarei Zion Congregation (Montreal),

306Shaban, Abel, 480Shalom, S., 398Shaltiel, David, 530Shamir, Moshe, 509Shapero, Harold, 112Shapiro, Ezra, 288Shapiro, Judah J., 547Shapiro, Leon, articles by, 290-98, 434-38Shapiro, M., 508Shapiro, Morris S., 608Sharett, Moshe, 106, 433, 497Shearith Israel congregation, 9, 10Sheiner, Leo, 141Sheitlis, Benjamin A., 608Shenker, Israel, article by, 336-43Shepilov, Dimitri P., 432Sherman County Journal, 181Sheviley Hachinuch, 591

682 INDEX

Shick, Otto, 317Shiels, Albert, 37Shilumim Corporation, 390Shinnar, Felix E., 388Shneour, Zalman, 508Sholom Aleichem, 416, 423, 424, 442, 447Sholem Aleichem Folk Institute, 561Shomrei Hadass, 333Short Philosophical Dictionary, 420Shostakovich, Dmitri, 424Di Shtime, 539Shurer, Haim, 423Shusheim, Aharon Leib, 526Shwartz, Hersh, 529Sicher, Gustav, 439Sidney Liptzen Foundation, 571Siegal, Abraham, 116Siegfried, Andre, 636, 637Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity, 565Sigma Delta Tau Sorority, 565Sik Or, 510Siler, Eugene, 175Silver, Abba Hillel, 106Sirverman, Julius, 308Silverman, Meyer M., 608Simms, John F. Jr., 148, 167Simon, Carolyn K., 638, 639Simon, Ernst, 509Sinar v. Wisconsin, 175nSir Elly Kadoorie school, 315Siton, Salim, 519Sixth Annual Citizenship Convention,

484Skliar, Moshe, 438Slansky, Rudolf, 441Slater, W. J., 486Slaughter of Animals Act of 1933, 309Slawson, John, 59, 627Slim, Mongi, 459Ben Slimane, Fatmi, 471Sloan, Jacob, article by, 188-205; 290nSloan, William B., 167Smadja, Albert, 457Small Business Administration, 133Smith, Abraham, 483Smith, Gerald L. K., 181, 183, 185, 186,

187Smith, Lamar, 141Smith, Margaret C, 181Smith Act, 134, 137, 138, 184Smith College, 52Smithsonian Institute, 111Smoira, Moishe, 494Smoliar, Hersz, 435, 436, 438Smuts, Jan, 476Sneh, Moshe, 496Snider, Baron D., 484Snider, L. S., 484Social and Cultural Union of Polish

Jews, 435, 436, 437, 438Social Credit Party, 299

Social Democratic Party (Austria), 408Social Democratic Party (Italy), 348Social Democratic Party (West Germany),

371, 389-90, 395, 396, 541, 637Socialist Party (Brazil), 527Socialist Party (Italy), 348Socialist Reich Party, 370, 372, 374Socialist Unity Party, 415Societies for Christian-Jewish Coopera-

tion (West Germany), 381, 388Society for the Dissemination of Political

and Social Sciences, 419Society of Friends of the Touro Syna-

gogue, 561Society of German Chemists, 400Soelzer, Erna, 389Solender, Sanford, 274Solidarity Juive, 334Sommer, Martin, 378Sondov, Theodore, 204Sonigo, Germaine, 457Sonneborn, Rudolf G., 288Sonnenberg, Benjamin, 103Sons of the American Revolution, 105Soustelle, Jacques, 451, 453South African Board of Jewish Educa-

tion, 480, 481, 482South African Jewish Board of Deputies,

478, 479, 480, 482, 483South African Labor Party, 477South African Zionist Federation, 479,

480, 482, 483South End House, 35South Schleswig Voters Association, 371Southern Gentlemen, 183Southern Israelite, 588Southern Jewish Weekly, 587Southern School News, 149Southwest Jewish Chronicle, 592Southwestern Jewish Press, 587Soviet Union, 416-34Soviet Union as Reported by Former

Soviet Citizens, 428Sowden, Lewis, 483Spaak, Paul-Henri, 330Special Service of the Baltimore Federa-

tion, 34Speiser, Ephraim A., 649Speiser v. Randall, 141n, 176nSperber, Manes, 399Spier, Eduard, 338Spinoza, Benedict, 340Stalin, Josef, 443Stark, Abe, 202Starr, Ellen G., 35Stassen, Harold, 135, 286State Conference of Charities, 30State Treaty for the Reestablishment of

an Independent and DemocraticAustria, 401

INDEX 683Statement of Views on Religion in Pub-

lic Education, 631Statute of Algeria, 450, 452Stavitsky, Michael A., 109Steenkamp, Louis, 477Stein, Edith, 399Stein, Herman D., article by, 3-98Steinbruch, Aarao, 527Steiner v. Simons, 146nSteinmetz, Heinrich, 379Stellrecht, Helmut, 376Stennis, John C, 133Sterling, Louis, 317Stern, Horace, 650Sternberg, Jakob, 425Sternlieb, David, 448Stevenson, Adlai E., 106, 114Stichting Hachsjarah en Alijah, 342Stichting Het Nieuw Israelietisch Week-

blad, 342Stikker, Dirk U., 339Stoeckler, Lajos, 445Stoessinger, Felix, 348Stone, Dewey, 288Stone, Maurice L., 608Storer College, 151Story of Zionist Espionage in Egypt, 185Strasser, Otto, 382Strassmann, Fritz, 406Stratton, William G., 166Straus, Isidor, 36Strauss, H. G., 317Strauss, Israel, 608Strauss, Lewis L., 103, 114Strieder, Ludwig K., 376Strijdom, Johannes G., 476, 478Stuart, Gilbert, 110Student Zionist, 591Student Zionist Organization, 288-89,

571Studies in Bibliography and Booklore,

592Studies in Prejudice, 637Stuyvesant, Peter, 111, 117Subversive Activities Control Act, 138,

140Subversive Activities Control Board, 131,

138Sulzberger, Cyrus L., 21, 24Summers, Joseph Jr., 135, 136Sumner, William Graham, 19Supreme Rabbinical Council, 499Sutherland, Patrick I., 155Suydam, Henry, 277Swart, Charles Robberts, 476Sway, David Hyman, 608Swift, Harris, 483Swift, Joseph G., 106Swift, Linton B., 60Swing, Joseph M., 179Switzerland, 343-48

Swope, Herbert Bayard, 103Synagogue Council of America, 106, 116,

196, 239, 270, 561Synagogue Council of Greater Montreal,

306Synagogue Light, 591Synagogue School, 591Syngalowski, Aron, 474Syria, 518-20Szabolcsi, Miklos, 445Szold, Henrietta, 51, 493

Tachkemoni, 333, 334Taft-Hartley Act, 137Tal, Justus, 340Tal, Sidi, 424Talmadge, Herman, 145Talpioth, 591Tamir, Samuel, 496Tarasov, M. P., 432Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity, 565Tau Epsilon Rho Fraternity, 565Taubert, Eberhard, 374Taussig, Frances, 59, 60Taylor, Graham, 35Taylor, Lea, 35Taylor, Maurice, 608Teachers' Institute for the Schools of

Judaism, 196Teamsters International, 161Technion Yearbook, 591Tel Aviv Municipal Museum, 508Telem, 509Tel-Hai Fund, 571Ten Million Americans Mobilize for

Justice, 630Tenney, Jack B., 181La Terre Retrouvie, 329Texas Jewish Post, 592Theological Seminary Yeshivath Chach-

mey Lubin, 561This Is Our Home, 627Thomas, Charles S., 135, 136Thompson, R. E., 137Thompson case, 171Thomsen, Roszel C, 167, 168Thomson, 177Three-Quarter Century Club, 183Tienen, Paul van, 338Timmerman, George Jr., 148Timmerman, George B. Sr., 142Tiro, Mohammed Hassan, 140Tito, Josef, 413Toch, Ernst, 109, 112Tocqueville, Alexis de, 637Toledano, Ya'akov, 498, 499Tomche Torah Society, 557Torah Umesorah, 240, 561Torch, 592Torczyner, Jacques, 288Tour, Pierre Boyer de la, 470

684 INDEX

Touro Infirmary, 33Touro Synagogue, 110Trachtenberg, Alexander, 137Trade Union Council for Israel, 280Trades and Labor Congress of Canada,

305Training Bureau for Jewish Communal

Service, 88Transcript, 592Transvaal Federation of Synagogues,

480Traveler's Aid, 256Tremolieres, 474Trial of the Thirteen, 514, 515, 517Tridngolo Tragico: Ebraismo, Masson-

eria e Comunismo, 350Tribuna Israelita, 539Tribuna Mosaica, 530Tribune Sioniste, 329, 335Trinity Church, 105Tripartite Declaration of 1950, 276, 278,

282Tri-State Bank of Memphis, Tenn., 183Trobe, Harold, article by, 348-54Trotzky, Leon, 132Tsur, Jacob, 328Tudor v. Board of Education of Ruther-

ford, 173Tulsa Jewish Review, 592Tunisia, 458-69Tunisian Students Union, 464Turko-Iraqi pact, 512Turkov family, 539Turner, Frederick J., 19

ECOSOC (see UN Economic and SocialCouncil)

UN (see United Nations)UNESCO (see UN Educational, Scientific,

and Cultural Organization)UNRRA (see UN Relief and Rehabilita-

tion Association)Ullman, Solomon, 333Ulver, Henri, 320, 322Undzer Veg, 591Union D^mocratique du Manifeste Al-

g^rien, 451Union des Croyants Monotheistes, 456Union des Etudiants Juifs d'Alg^rie,

455Union des Etudiants Juifs de France, 325-

26Union des fitudiants Juifs (Tunisia),

464, 466, 468Union of American Hebrew Congrega-

tions (UAHC), 106, 116, 117, 190,191, 192, 240, 280n, 561

UAHC, Commission of Jewish Educa-tion, 561

UAHC, Commission on Social Action,562

UAHC-CCAR, Commission on Syna-gogue Activities, 562

Union of Ethiopian Hebrew Congrega-tions and Rabbis, 190, 562

Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregationsof America (UOJC), 106, 190, 191,194, 201, 202, 240, 562

UOJC, Armed Forces Division, 203UOJC, Servicemen's Registry, 204UOJC, Women's Branch, 190, 275, 28n,

562Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United

States and Canada, 192, 562Union of Russian Jews, 565Union of Scandinavian Jewish Youth As-

sociations, 358Union of Sephardic Congregations, 190,

562Union of South Africa, 476-83Union of Soviet Writers, 425Union of the Democratic Left, 360Union movement, 312Union Universelle de la Jeunesse Juive,

466Unione delle Communita Israelitiche,

349, 350, 352, 354Unique Functions of the Jewish Com-

munity Center, 274L'Unite National, 304United Anti-Defamation Committee, 539United Automobile Workers of America,

156United Campaign (Argentina), 523United Campaign (Uruguay), 533United Campaign for Local and Inter-

national Jewish Organizations (Mex-ico), 537, 538

United Charity Institutions of Jerusalem,571

United Communal Fund, 480United Council of Orthodox Hebrew

Congregations of the Cape andSouth-West Africa, 481

United Fund for Jewish Culture, 556United Fund for Roman Jewish Welfare

Institutions, 354United Galician Jews of America, 565United Hebrew Charities, 17, 25, 26, 28,

29, 30, 40, 47, 51, 52United Hebrew Congregation of Johan-

nesburg, 480United Hebrew Talmud Torahs (Mon-

treal), 306United HIAS Service, 82, 228n, 233, 235,

236, 255, 324, 331, 337, 338, 355, 358,406, 567

United HIAS Service, Women's Division,567

United Hungarian Jews of America, 565United Israel Appeal, 78, 79, 231, 233,

234, 306, 488, 571

INDEX 685

United Israel Campaign, 388United Jewish Appeal, 78, 79, 81, 119,

228n, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234,236, 237, 305, 506, 557

United Jewish Appeal of Greater NewYork, 274

United Jewish Charities, 27, 28, 48United Jewish Reform Congregation of

Johannesburg, 478United Jewish Relief Agencies of Canada,

573United Jewish Teachers Seminary, 573United Labor Zionist Party, 571United League of Former Internees, 375United Lubavitcher Yeshivoth, 240United Nations (UN), 180, 182, 185, 277,

280, 281, 283, 284, 285, 311, 319, 336,345, 361, 401, 408, 501, 502, 507, 513,520, 630, 638

UN Convention of the Declaration ofDeath of Missing Persons, 397

UN Convention Relating to the Statusof Refugees, 402

UN Correspondents Association, 283UN Declaration of Human Rights, 638UN Economic and Social Council, 194,

195UN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural

Organization, 180, 182, 316, 350, 638UN General Assembly, 285UN Genocide Convention, 397UN High Commission for Refugees, 402,

403UN Human Rights Convention, 311UN Relief and Rehabilitation Associa-

tion, 80UN Relief and Works Agency for Pales-

tine Refugees, 285, 286UN Security Council, 281, 282, 284, 500,

501, 502UN Subcommittee on Prevention of Dis-

crimination, 195UN Truce Supervision Organization,

276, 281, 282, 502United Order True Sisters, 275, 565United Palestine Appeal (see United Is-

rael Appeal)United Party, 477United Restitution Office, 358, 543, 544,

545United Restitution Organization, 399United Rumanian Jews of America, 565United Service for New Americans, 81,

233, 255United Service Organizations, 72, 239,

274U.S. Agriculture Department, 30, 135,

350, 465, 466, 629United States and the State o£ Israel,

276-89U.S. Census Bureau, 123

U.S. Committee for Sports in Israel, 271,571

U.S. Congress, House Committee on Com-munist Aggression, 630

U.S. Congress, House Un-American Ac-tivities Committee, 134, 184, 186

U.S. Congress, Senate Civil Service Com-mittee, 132

U.S. Congress, Senate Government Op-erations Committee, 133

U.S. Congress, Senate Internal SecuritySubcommittee, 132, 133

U.S. Congress, Senate Select Committeeto Study Censure Charges, 131

U.S. Congress, Subcommittee on Refu-gees and Escapees of the SenateJudiciary Committee, 178

U.S. Defense Department, 203U.S. Escapee Program, 353U.S. ex rel. Belfrage v. Kenton, 140nU.S. ex rel. Caminito v. Murphy, 142nU.S. Foreign Operations Administration,

135, 629U.S. HUAC Preliminary Report, 187U.S. Immigration Service, 179U.S. Information Agency, 117, 460, 627U.S. Justice Department, 140U.S. Military Academy, 106U.S. National Commission for UNESCO,

638U.S. News and World Report, 630U.S. Olympic Committee, 271U.S. President's Committee on Govern-

ment Contracts, 157, 632U.S. President's Committee on Govern-

ment Employment Policy, 157U.S., President's Executive Order 9980,

157U.S. Refugee Relief Act, 385U.S. State Department, 135, 138, 139, 276,

277, 278, 282, 286, 428, 502, 629, 630,636, 637

U.S. State Department, Bureau of Se-curity and Consular Affairs, 178

U.S. Supreme Court, 143U.S. v. Bridges, 140nU.S. v. Lattimore, 138nUnited Steelworkers of America, 279United Synagogue of America, 106, 190,

240, 280n, 313, 562 (see also NationalWomen's League)

United Synagogue of America, Commis-sion on Jewish Education, 563

United Synagogue of America, EducatorsAssembly, 563

United Synagogue of America, YoungPeoples League of, 563

United Synagogue of America, Youth of,563

United Synagogue Youth, 190United Temple Chorus, 112

686 INDEX

United Zionists-Revisionists of America,234, 571

University of California, School of SocialWelfare, 155

University of Connecticut, 152University of Judaism, 197, 560University of Pennsylvania, 649University of the Orange Free State, 479University of Wisconsin, 634University Settlement, 35Unterman, Israel, 499Unzer Shtimme (Brazil), 530Unzer Shtimme (France), 320, 329Unzer Stimme-Our Voice (U.S.), 591Unzer Tribuna, 539Unzer Tsait, 591Unzer Vort (Argentina), 526Unzer Vort (France), 320, 329Upsilon Lambda Phi Fraternity, 565Urbach, Efrayim, 508Urban League, 161Uruguay, 531-34

Vaad Hachinuch, 532, 533Vaad Hachinuch Harashi, 524Vaad Hachinuch of the Rehil lah

(A.M.I.A.), 524Vaad Hakehiloth, 523Vaad Hatzala Rehabilitation Committee,

557Valentin, Hugo, 359Vallat, Xavier, 321, 322Valley Jewish News, 587Van den Nestlei Synagogue, 333Van Fosson, Rhea, 134La Vanguardia, 539Van Hyning, Lyrl, 187Vanoni, Ezio, 349Vanoni Plan, 349Vdr Rost, 359Vargas, Getiilio, 526, 527, 530Variety, 634Vatican, 195, 313, 350Veblen, Thorstein, 19Der Veg, 539Velde, Harold H., 134, 184Velde Committee (House Committee on

Un-American Activities), 628, 630Venice Biennial Art Exhibit, 353Verband Juedischer Studenten, 347Verband Schweizerischer Juedischer

Fluechtlingshilfen, 345, 346Verenigde Israelietische Gemeenten of

Antwerp, 333Vergelis, Aaron, 424Vesper, Will, 376Vistnik, 440, 441, 442Veterans Administration Voluntary Serv-

ice, 275Victorian Zionist State Council, 486-87,

488

La Vie Juive, 329Vima, 360Vincent, Sidney Z., article by, 219-26Virginia State Bar Association, 149Voizard, Pierre, 458Volunteers bill, 367Voremberg, Harry M., 482Voroshilov, Rlimenti E., 432Dos Vort, 539Vorys, John M., 285Vroman, Akiva, 508

WIZO (see Women's International ZionistOrganization)

Wadsworth, James J., 281, 285Wagner, Robert F. jr., 106Wahl, Karl, 376Wald, Lillian, 33, 35Waldman, Morris D., 21, 24, 28, 29, 47,

52Walker, Doris, 141Walter, Francis, 134Warburg, Felix, 21, 88Warcel, 457Ward, Leslie, 19Warsaw Collective Security Pact, 434Warsaw Conference, 414Warshow, Robert, 608Washington Hebrew Congregation, 109,

114Washington State Board Against Dis-

crimination in Employment, 155, 163Washington State FEP law, 163Washington university, 633Waten, Judah, 490Watkins, Arthur V., 179Watkins Committee (see U.S. Congress,

Senate Select Committee to StudyCensure Charges)

Watson, Frank D., 47Watson, Frank L., 137Watts, Rowland, 136Waxes, Sanford, 132Wayne University, LaMed Professorship

of Jewish Studies at, 108Webb v. State University of New York,

152nDer Wecker, 591Der Weg, 522Wegener, Peter, 375Weil, A., 348Weiler, Moses C, 481Weinberg, Joseph, 608Weinberger, Maurice, 387Weisel, 532Weiss, Guenther, 399Weizmann, Mrs. Vera, 530Weizmann Institute, 502Werthern, Thilo, 388West European Union, 366West Germany, 366-400 .;".

INDEX 687Westchester Jewish Tribune, 589Western European Union, 330Western European Union Agreement,

320Western Jewish News, 593Whartman, Eliezer, 200White, Harry Dexter, 133White, Hugh, 147White America, 183White Brotherhood, 183White House Conference on Children

and Youth (1950), 631White House Conference on Education,

631White Sentinel, 183Wicha, Wladyslaw, 434Wiener, Alfred, 400Wier, Roy W., 177William J. Shroder Memorial Award, 270Williams, G. Mennon, 159Williams, Robert H., 181Williams, Roger, 110Williams Intelligence Summary, 181,

182Williams Intelligencer, 185Wilson, Lewis A., 141Windsor Jewish Community Bulletin,

593Wines, Frederick, 53Wingate, Orde, 316Winnipeg City Council, City Personnel

and Legislative Committee, 305Winrod, Gerald, 187Winter, 532Wirth, Louis, 23Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 592Wise, Stephen, 49, 628Wishengrad, Morton, 113Witwatersrand Jewish Aged Home, 482Witwatersrand Jewish Welfare Council,

482Wiznitzer, Arnold, 529Wolf, Edwin 2nd, 643, 646, 653Wolfe, Cyril, 423Wolfenstein, Samuel, 41Wolff, Jeanette, 387, 395Wolff, Jules, 348Wolff, Sam de, 343Wollheim, Norbert, 396Wolthuis, J. A., 338Women's American ORT, 474, 556Women's International Zionist Organiza-

tion, 328, 335, 347, 365, 448, 457, 538Women's League for Israel, 82, 237n, 571Women's Voice, 187Workers Defense League, 136Workmen's Circle, 113, 565Workmen's Circle, English-Speaking Di-

vision, 565Workmen's Circle, Young Circle League,

565

Workmen's compensation, 260World Brotherhood, 388World Bureau for Jewish Education (see

Congress for Jewish Culture)World Calendar Association, 194-95World Confederation of General Zionists,

234, 571World Congress for Jewish Culture, 537World Coordinating Committee of Bund-

ist and Affiliated Jewish Socialists,American Office, 554

World Federation of YMHAs and JewishCommunity Centers, 275, 567

World Hebrew Congress, 494World Jewish Conference Against Ger-

man Rearmament, 320World Jewish Congress, 117, 195, 316,

339, 344, 346, 356, 359, 382, 386, 409,448, 454, 459, 465, 473, 515, 533, 534,537, 554

World Jewish Congress, French Section,329

World Jewish population, 290-98World ORT Union, 275, 311World OSE Executive, 480World Over, 116, 591World Sephardi Federation, 311World Sephardi Federation, American

Branch, 565World Sephardi Union, 465World Sephardic Congress, 454World Union for Jewish Education,

American Section, 563World Union for Progressive Judaism,

192, 563World Zionist Federation, 448World Zionist Organization, 117Wright, Frank Lloyd, 191

Xavier, Peter, 187

YIVO (see YIVO Institute for Jewish Re-search)

YKUF (see Yiddisher Kultur Farband)Yabne school, 325Yad Vashem, 544Yad Veshem Committee, 386Yadin, Yigael, 510Yale Divinity School, 633Yale University, 52Yarin, A., 509Yarkon-Negev project, 506Yearbook of American Churches, 188Yedies Fun Yivo-News of the Yivo, 591Yedios, 637Yeshiva College Alumni Association, 563Yeshiva University, 88, 106, 197, 198,

240, 563Yeshiva University, Graduate Division

Alumni of, 563

688 INDEX

Yeshiva University, National Council ofOrganizations for, 563

Yeshiva University, Rabbinic AlumniAssociation, 563

Yeshiva University, Synagogue Councilof, 563

Yeshiva University, Teachers InstituteAlumni Association of, 563

Yeshiva University, Women's Organiza-tion of, 563

Yeshivath Torah Vodaath and MesivtaRabbinical Seminary, 563

Yesode Hatorah Beth Jacob, 333, 334Yiddish Cultural Federation, 483Yiddish State Theater, 438Dos Yiddishe Buch, 437Dos Yiddishe Folk, 591Yiddishe Kultur, 591Yiddishe Nayes, 490Yiddishe Post, 490Yiddishe Presse, 529Yiddishe Shprakh, 591Dos Yiddishe Vort, 591Yiddisher Kemfer, 591Yiddisher Kultur Farband, 524, 556Yidishe Telegrafin Agentur Tegliche

Bulletin, 591Yidisher Folklor, 591YIVO Annual of Jewish Social Science,

113,591Yivo Bleter, 591YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, 117,

239, 534, 537, 544, 556Ykuf Bleter, 447Young Guard, 591Young Israel, 201, 202Young Israel Institute for Jewish Studies,

198, 560Young Israel Viewpoint, 591Young Judaea (see National Young

Judaea)Young Judaean, 591Young Men's and Women's ORT, 556Young Men's Christian Association, 74,

263Young Men's Hebrew Association, 15, 34,

72, 73Young People's Congress, 358Young People's League, 190Young Women's Hebrew Association, 34Young Zionists, 365Youngdahl, Luther, 138Youngstown Jewish Times, 592ben Youssef, Salah, 458ben Youssef, Sidi Mohammed, 318, 469,

470, 471Youth Aliyah, 234, 237, 328, 354, 493

Zachariacz, Szymon, 436Zaitsev, A., 432, 433Zangwill, Israel, 24

Zaoui, Andre\ 454Zara, Louis, 113Zborowski, Mark, 6Zeirei Agudath Israel, 557Zentral Verein Juedischer Jugend, 386Zentralrat der Juden in Deutschland, 373,

381, 386, 394Zentralwohlfahrtsstelle der Juden in

Deutschland, 386, 415Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, 565Zhukov, Grigori K., 411Zietsch, Friedrich, 371Zill, Egon, 378Zionist Archives and Library of the Pal-

estine Foundation Fund, 572Zionist Congress, 494Zionist Federation (France), 329Zionist Federation (Mexico), 537Zionist Federation (Netherlands), 341,

343Zionist Federation of Australia and New

Zealand, 488Zionist Federation of Galatz (Rumania),

448Zionist Federation of Great Britain and

Ireland, 308, 310Zionist Federation (Sweden), 356Zionist Federation (Sydney), 488Zionist Federation (Tunisia), 462Zionist Federation (Uruguay), 533Zionist General Council, 423, 494Zionist Men's Association of Canada, 573Zionist Organization (Germany), 387Zionist Organization (Greece), 365Zionist Organization of America (ZOA),

239, 280, 280n, 281, 283, 288, 572ZOA Program and Education Bulletin,

591Zionist Organization of Canada, 307, 573Zionist Organization of Rio de Janeiro,

529Zionist Organization of Rumania, 448Zionist Supreme Council, 534Zionist World Executive, 529Zionist Youth Council, 572Zionist Youth Federation (Mexico), 539Zionist Youth Federation (Tunisia), 466Zionistishe Shtime, 539Zissu, A. L., 448As-Zohra, 464, 469Zoll, Allen, 133Zorach case, 174Zorach v. Clauson, 174nZukunft, 591Zunser, Charles, 29Zurich Grasshopper Club, 345Zurlinden, Hans, 344-45Zussman, Lesser, 645, 646, 650Zvi Kessel Foundation, 539Zweig, Arnold, 415

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