A Grandfather's Gift

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Ernest Canoy
The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

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Haddasah, the Women's Zionist Organization presents a radio play about a boy and his grandfather, a silversmith. Described are the training programs for young people at the Hadassah Brandeis School. Emphasized are the needs of the younger generation to learn modern trades to ensure the future of Israel.

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