PACE EIGHT
HERALD AND NEWS. KI.AMATH FAUA OHEGON
MONDAY, OOTOIlElt 27. 1()!2
Jewish Religion
NEW YOHK I A group of New
York bunlneMimen Is trying to
make It easy (or you to understand
the Jewish rellclon.
"For hundreds of years, our
religion has beeu maligned by our
enemies," Kays John Myers.
financier who has been arraniilng
for funds to print the complete
Torah (Torah Shelemah) In Eng
lish. The first volume will be
printed soon. He thinks this selec
tion of Jewish thought of all age
will bring a belter understanding
of what Jews stand for.
The book has been in prepara
Hon for 30 years. Fifteen volumes
of it have been printed in He
brew. It is expected to run to 35
or 36 volumes when complete. The
English version will be shorter
about 18 volumes.
It Is built around the Torah (law
of the Jews which Is contained In
the first five chapters of the Old
Testament Ornesis, Exodus, Le
viticus, Numbers and Deutero
nomy. Much of the vast body of Jewls-h
thought has been written as com
mentary on the Torah, but the
many comments never before have
been assembled where they can
be studied. The project was started I
United Nations
For Russian
UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.
The United Nations . Assembly
rounds out its second week today
on a note of nervous expectancy,
hoping but doubtful that Russia
will give the word to break the
Korean truce talks deadlock.
A pronouncement by Soviet For
eign Minister Andrei Vlshinskv. be
fore the scheduled Assembly Politi
cal Committee this afternoon could
provide the Russian answer.
But over the week end Vlfhinsky
, kept the U. N. in doubt even on
whether he would speak today in
answer to the long Indictment of
Russia In the Korean War. voiced
last Friday by U. S. Secretary of
Stale Dean Acheson.
Waiting for Vishiroky. other
delegates kept their names off the
debate list.
The Assembly Itself meets again
today to decide new East-West
struggle the clash between U. 8.
backed Yugoslavia and Soviet
sponsored Czechoslovakia for a
vacancy on the U. N. Economic
and Social Council.
The two deadlocked In 10 ballots
Saturday after five other council
vacancies were filled quickly. Yu
goslavia came from behind on the
third ballot and was within one
vote of the needed two-thirds ma-
Nominees
Take To Air
WASHINGTON The Air
Transport Association .presented
statistics today to show that air
travel has been used far more
extensively in the 1902 presidential
campaign than In any other.
By election day, the ATA esti
mates the candidates for president
and vice president and the leading
senatorial speakers supporting
them will have flown more than
300.000 miles.
About half of this total is being
clocked on regularly scheduled air
line flights and the other half m
airplanes chartered from associa
tion members. ATA represents the
scheduled airlines.
The association's summary Indi
cated the rival leading candidates
are using air transport In about
equal amounts. The two presi
dential nominees, it said, already
have accounted for almost 45,000
' miles, with Gen. Dwlgbt D. Eisen
hower having flown only about
1.000 miles more than Gov, A dial
E. Stevenson.
Famed Star
Dies At 57
HOLLYWOOD tfi-Actress Hattle
McOaniel, the "Beulah" of radio j
and television and an Academy )
Award-winning movie actress, died
yesterday of cancer. She was 67.
Illness forced her retiiement 1
from the "Beulah" show more,
than a year ago. The show con- j
tinued on radio through use of i
radio transcriptions of her voice. 1
Miss McDanlel Was the first j
member of the Negro race to re- '
ceive an Academy Award, won In
1938 for portraying Scarlett
O'Hara's mammy in "Cone With
the Wind."
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South 6th and Owens
Study Slated
more than 30 ' years ago by
Dr. M e n a c h e m M. Kashei
He traveled all over the world,
found manuscripts I" Yemen, in
the libraries of Paris. Rome,
London, New York and other great
cities. Wlih these, he supplemented
the scattered works dating from
hundreds of years B.C. to mod
ern times.
He thinks the works he has se
lected for Inclusion in the complete
Torah will provide a lair and use
ful picture of what Uio Jews of all
ages have thought.
nils is a iivuifr ithbiuh, uq
savs. In the appennixcs 10 me
first volume are articles on time.
evolution, the aioni and on love
of mankind in which the works of
modern scientists and thinkers has
been linked with that of the Jewish
sapes.
His associates say that In prlnt
ItiR of comments in sharp disauree
mcnt with each other he has dem
onstrated Uie freedom of Jewish
thought through the ages. They
think he has shown the Jews have
a God whose mercy extends to all
nations since the time of Abraham.
This Is contrary to the opinion of
some non-Jewish thinkers who say
the enrly Jewish God was merely
a tribal' Deity. . .
Hopes Fade
Cooperation
Joritv 40 on the 10th ballot.
In the Political Committee, dele
gales want to hear whether the
Soviet Union accused by Acheson
of actual control of North Korea
before and since its invasion of
South Korea is ready to agree that
war prisoners should not be re
turned to the Communist lines
against their will.
Acheson served notice in his
statement bolstering a 21-nation
appeal for agreement on an armis
tice that the U. N. Allies would al
ways oppose forcible repatriation.
Acheson said if the Assembly
votes the armistice appeal and the
Reds do not heed It. then the U. N.
must consider how to strengthen
for further resistance.
No Time For
Honeymoon
HOLLYWOOD 1 Beautiful
Jackie Loucher? nf Brnnitiyn.
"Miss USA of 19S2." couldn't take
time out today for a honeymoon
alter her marriage to singer Guy
Mitchell.
Thev were wed yesterday at the
Little Brown Church. In the Valley.
Mitchell arrived from Sacramento,
Calif., just in time for the cere
mony. The 21-year-old Brooklyn beauty
won the "Miss USA" title during
the Miss universe contest at near
by Long Beach lan June. She will
report for work at a film studio
today. Mitchell starts a singing
engagement in Hollywood tomor
row. PHOMOTION DI E
TOKYO l Shunichi Malsumoto.
Japanese ambassador ' to Great
Britain, Is reported In line for ap
pointment as foreign minister In
the new Japanese Cabinet.
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Sparkman Critical Of Ike Plan
- llAKKflftriELD, Calif. Ifi-8en.
Jiihn Spai'kiiiiin, the Democratic
vice me.ildcntlnl mtminro. le.
turned lo political slumping loituy
with a blast against Gen. Dwlyhl
D. Klarnnowcr'a proposed trip to
Korea,
The Republican Drealtleiillnl ran
didnte three days bo pleducd Hint
u ne s eiecteu ne w in visit Korea
in an eflurt to win the war.
"What could Elsenhower do?"
ak''d 8narkinai dui'lnu a nress
conlerence In Los Angeles last
ii.giit puor lo a swing through Cull.
mm inn ' agricultural San Jonqulii
Valley.
' "Oi'ii. ttrniUev has been there.
and Urn. Collins and all the chiefs
of slafl have been there and they
navcni oeen sole to do anylh nu
about ending It.
"As 1 see it. the thini tliut'a
holiluiir up the rinlatire today Is
our iniiure to linn over prisoners
who don't want to go back to the
Communists. I don't think we mis lit
in srnu tnese prisoners Dark. It
would mean ccitalu dctith for
many of Ihcni."
In hitting the campaign highway
iiginn niter three, dnya hospitali
sation Willi an attack nf laryngitis.
hpiiikiimii said Eisenhower should
aiiMvcr two questions:
'1. L he willing to send tho.se
prisoners buck to the Reds?
'J. If not, is he willing lo expand
the war Into World War III?"
bparkman's itinerary todnv calls
for a senes of talks here, In Pres.
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