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Eisenhower Condemns Rumanian Persecution New York (WNS)— President Dwlght D. Eisenhower condemned the mass arrests and imprisonment of Jewish leaders ill Uiimnnin as "a violation of basic humai 'Tight* and freedoms." The President's condemnation was expressot' In a message to Dr. Israel Goldstein, president of the American • Jewish Congress, which was read at a mass protest meeting at tho Hotel New Yorker in New York sponsored by the AJ Congress. Declaring that the ordeal of Rumania's Jews "Is the proper concern of oil free men who strive to create a world of equal justice and equal freedom for all mankind," the President said that "the Jewish leaders have been Imprisoned not because they have violated any law but simply because of their religion." President Elsenhower's message said, "The American people havo frequently protested violations by the Rumanian Government of the basic human rights and freedoms of the Rumnnlan people. We are concerned with these violations not only on moral grounds, but on legal grounds as well, for in February, 1917, the Rumanian Government signed with this country a Treaty of Peace wherein it pledged itself nmonf: other things "to secure to all persons under ltu-
Cantor Edgar Wins Seminary Award Cantor Aaron I. Kdgar of Belh El Synagogue has been 'named n Fellow of the Cantor's Institute of the Jewish-Theological Somin nry of America. Tho certificate was nccepted by his son, Raphael, for his father. Tho choice is made on the following basis: "Only those who have been members of the Can ton' Assembly of America for at least five years; and who have functioned continuously In bonat\6t Congregations for twenty-five y e a n ; and who have served their congregations and community with dignity, dedication, competence, distinction, creatively, aqd who h«vo devoted themselves to the enhancement of Hazzanut, to the enrichment of Synagogue music .and to th« general welfare status and standards of our sacred calling."
Freeman Elected Chest Unit Head Mike Freeman was e l e c t e d chairman of tho Family and Children's Division of the Planning Unit of the United Community Services of Omaha at its nnmiai inejstfng held Wednesday This division coordinates the activities and program? of some 23 agencies and Institution', In Omaha engaged In family ami children services. •"Mr Freeman is a member of the executive committee of the Jewish Federation, and serves as chairman of its Family Service Department.
Centennial Fireworks Wed. at Stadium The Centennial Festival of Fireworks will be held at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, June 23, at Municipal Stadium. Tho displays will be fired from a centrally located control panel and will Include a 20-foof •pinning wheel with smaller wheol3 gyrating within It. Many new and novel innovations are promised by the Chicago company arranging the show. The highlight of the display will Be the special "Centennial" numbers that will tell their stories In •• Beautiful ortlored'Hncs of fire.
inanian jurisdiction, without distinction as to race, sex, language or religion, the enjoyment of human rights and of the fundamental freedoms . . . " In tills "most recent wave of persecution," the President as serted, "Jewish leaders have been imprisoned not because they have violated any law, but simply be cause of their religion. The sentence of these leaders of a de fenseless minority is a warning to others that in Rumania today no man Is free to worship according to his conscience."
Camping Registration Registration Is now being accepted for both Day and Resident Camps at the Jewish Community Center. A new pick-up point at the Temple Israel, 70th and Cass Streets, hns been added for Day Campers. This will facilitate the transporting of youngsters to and from the camping site at Peony Park.
Mizrachi President Will Visit Omaha K ii b b I Mtjrdecal Kirshblum, President of tin; Mizrachi Organization of America, will address a special meeting 8 p. m., Tuesday evening, June 22, nt the B'nal Jacob Synagogue, 3028 Cumlng Street, William Werner, Omaha Mizrachi president announced. Rabbi Klrnhblum rece'ntly returned from his sixteenth trip to Israel. As one of the charter members of tho American Zionist Council for Public Affairs, he will speak about the current critical situation In Israel. Rabbi Nathan Feldman, Rabbi Benjamin Groner, Rabbi Matthew Poliakoff and Cantor £11 Kagan will participate In the program.
Bob Meyers Elected Youth Council Prexy Ilob Meyer was elected President of the Youth Council at a meeting held last Thursday. Other newly elected officers are: Sari Skukert, vice-president; J o a n Krasnc, recording secretary; Dfinnne Markovltz, corresponding secretary; and reporter-editor, Mike Lazcr. . ' , Following t h e meeting, the Youth Councllcrs attended their 13th Annual Conclave where Larry Schwartz and Suzanne Richards were crowned King and Queen of Merit. Miss Uichards Is past vicepresident of Youth Council and Deblca Debs. Mr. Schwartz is past president of Youth Council and Aleph Godol of AZA No. 1. Tho King a n d Queen were crowned by- the first King and Queen of Merit, Warner Frohman and Elaine Lagman Jabenis. Kovod Keys were presented to tho following outstanding seniors: Ramon S o m b e r g , Larry Epstein, Art Schwartz, It u t h a n n Chudacoff, Jean Cutler, Judy Colin, Shirley Noodell and Barbara Joffe,
Bedouins
TeJ Aviv (JTA)—There are 11,403 Dedouln tribesmen living In Israel, It was announced here following the completion of the Israel Government's census among the Bedouin. Previously It had been estimated thnt there were some' 13,500 Bedouin^ In Israel,
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~ JT-r-srs of Jewish Settlement Rabbi Myer Kripke Heads Committee
Large Audience Views Pageant An audience of more than 5,000 saw the centennial pageant "Root and Blossom—-A Century Story" presented Sunday at the Theme Center In Turner "Park. • The costume panorama of the coming,of the first Jewish' Immigrants to the new world and, settlement In Nebraska was offered under the auspices of Oje Federation for Jewish Service. ."'.."
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The pageant was written by Mrs. Myer S. Kripke and directed by Kendrlck Wilson of the Community Playhouse. The cast of 140 members Included descendente of early pioneers. J. L. Rosenthai, grandnephew of the late Edward and Andrew Rosewater, played the part of Edward Rosewater, "father" of the Omaha Bee—an early Omaha dally. Richard Mantel portrayed the role of his grand uncle, the late Julius Meyer. The pageant players «-elived some of the historic moments that helped shape our history. Beginning with Asser Kevy who led tho struggle in early New Amsterdam for the rights of citizenship and moving on to the Ncbraskan scene, a picture was sketched"of Jewish contributions to the state-and nation, •The Beth El Synagogue Choir under - thef "direction "of: Cantor Aaron I. Edgar chanted the immortal verses of Emma Lazarus put to music by Irving Berlin which are carved on the base, of the Statue of Liberty^ vThe contributions made by the late Henry Monslcy were also highlighted. . . • \ . y . - > v <.•>.: The pageant closed with messages from Omaha clergymen stressing brotherhood and a prayer for the future; Mr». Harry Tru|tlii, project chairman and Mrs. Samuel Wolf, general chairman, wish to thank the many workers whoso efforts helped make the pageant a success. . ' ; , • • : ;'- .•••••"•. •'••.
Sunday Radio The Eternal Light program under the auspices of the Jewish Theological Seminary will present "Court Without a Gavel" over WOW-Radio from 11:30 a. m. to 12 noon. It will tell the story of a unique court on the lower cast side of New York City—the Jewish Conciliation Board where Justice Is dispensed by persuading disputants themselves to reach common consent on the issues Involved. Honorable William O. Douglas, Supremo Court Justice, will speak at the close of the program. "Message of Israel" sponsored by the Union of American Hebrew Congregations will l)e broadcast oveY KOIL from 10 to 10:30 n. m. Rabbi Emll Leipzlger of Touro Synagogue In New Orleans will speak.
RabM Myer Krlpke
U. S. Aid to Israel Will Be Decreased Washington (JTA)—American economic assistance to Israel will this year be decreased while aid to the Arab countries will bo Increased, It was learned here following the publication of prevlously-sccret testimony given high State Department officials at hearings held by tho House Foreign Affairs Committee on the Mutual Security Program. The exact figures were withheld for security reasons by the two officials—Arthur Z. Gardiner, political and economic adviser in the State Department's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, and Assistant Secretary of State Henry A., Byroade-^told the committee that American aid to Israel has exceeded that previously given the Arab states because tho Israelis needed urgent relief supplies while developing projects in the Arab world were not yet ready. Asked by a member of the' committee whether the Arabs have 'due cause" to fear Israel, Mr. Gardiner said: "I think that if you listen to certain Influential Israeli leaders, you have every cause for alarm." Both he and Mr. Byroads strongly advocated the United States sending arms to Iraq In order t o make, the: Iraq Army a 'stabilizing force" In the Middle • • E a « f c . ; - V ' • : • • . . • . . ; • : • . • •,•;. •,;.•;•'•,
With the appointment of RabM Myer S. Krlpke as chairman of the Omaha Committee of the Americ a n Jewish Terecentenary, an* nounced by J. Harry Kulakofsky, Jewish Federation president, plans are underway for Omaha Jewry'i participation in the national observance. ' » ' City-Wide Pfpgrams The Tercentenary celebration, marking the 300th anniversary of Jewish settlement in America, will . commence in September, 1954, and end In May, 1955, Rabbi KripKe said. In Omaha, city-wide observance programs will be sponsored by the Federation for Jewish Service. • ' v Rabbi Krlpke this week Issued a call to all Jewish organization! asking them to designate representatives' to the Omaha Jewish Tercentenary Committee. "The Omaha Committee will include representation from all local Jewish groups, to enable us to plan, both community-wide and organizational programs appropriate for this historic anniversary,"' Rabbi Krlpke said. To Fresent Flans Tho first meeting of the committoo will be held 8 p. m., Monday, Juno 21, at the Jewish Community Center. Henry Schapper, Director of Community Relations of tho American Jewish Tercentenary: • Committee.will be present and will discuss local and national plans and cooperation. Dr. Philip Sher will be honorary chairman of the Omaha Tercentenary Committee, Mr. Kulakofsky announced.
Careers Conclave Tuesday at Center
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The Jewish Youth Council will hold its fourth annual Careers Conference Tuesday night, June 22, at the J. C. C. -Speakers will include men In the fields of education, law, business administration, medicine, and music. Women will speak on modeling,. secretarial work, and social Work. Committees for the event include: luncheon, Elaine Janger and Rose Lagman; publicity,,'Matleo Katleman; display, Stan Kalman; and registration, Bob Meyer, Stan Kalman, and Harold Friedman; and programs, Eileen Sachs. General chairmen are Bob Abramson and Joan Krasnc.
Mr. Gardiner told the commi ttee that the effect of United States arms shipments to Iraq "and the furnishing of the advice that goes with them" could be similar in the long run to the stabilizing effect of British officers in: the Arab Legion of Jordan. Mr. Byroade said that key men of the State DepartThe evening, will begin' with a ment, Just returned "from Iraq, had found there "a new feeling of supper at 6 p. m, and continue until 9 p. m. Tickets are 50 cents friendship toward • the United and may be obtained at the door. States." : I
Yugoslavia Agrees
Refugee Knighted
Belgrade (JTA)—The Yugoslav Government has agreed to pay global compensation for nationalized property of Yugoslav Jews, it was nnnounced following the conclusion of negotiations here between representatives of the Yugoslav and Israel Governments. An agreement to tills effect wai signed here by Dr. Ladlslaw -Serb on behalf of Yugoslavia and Eli Nathan on behalf of Israel. Although the details of tho agreement were not made known for the time being, it was Indicated thnt the Yugoslav Government had agreed to pay compensation for property of those Jews who left the country before 1918 nnd 4hat the payment will be made through Israel; '
London (JTA) —- Dr. Francis Simon, Professor of Thermodynamics at Oxford University, who came to this country In 1933 A Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany, and who subsequently helped develop the atom tomb, was named a knight in the Queens Honors List made public here. The list also named Bctram'B. Hcnas, leading attorney of Liverpool and authority on the history of Jews in Northern England, ft Commander of the Order of th« British Empire. Also named Commanders of the Order were Dr. L. Rosenhoad, Professor of Applied Mathematics at Liverpool University, and Lt. Col. G. I. 11. Salmon. Honorary catering advisor to tha British Army. • • '
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Mr. and Mm. Jzadoro Elcwitss announce the B.«r MiUwh of their •i<jn, Ijirry, will bv held Saturday morning, June 20 at Jieth Israel
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A rt'Cppllun will-be hi'ld Sunday, June 27. from 2 to C p. in. in honor o f the "Har Mitzvah celehranC Friends and relatives arc invited to attend the services and the reception.
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Wright'Designs a Synagogue
The news that Frank LJo^d Wright, America's—end per haps the world's—leading architect, has designed a three-quarter-million-dollar synagogue for Philadelphia's Beth Shalom Congregation in of more than local significance for Philadelphia Jewry and Philadclphians generally. It bag, we believe, a significance for all American Jews. Reporting thin newt., Time Magazine in iu3,issue of May 3; tuiid: • "The Jewish people have built their placet- of worship all aver the world, but never hare they produced architectural monuments to rival those of other faiths. Thia weekr in the year commemorating the arrival of the first group of Jewish families in America 300 years ago, the Beth Shalom Congregation in Philadelphia announced that' U. S. Judaism was hoping to close the gap. It had commissioned Architect Frank Lloyd Wright to design a synagogue which would 'wed the American Bpirit to the ancient spirit of JsraeL'" ' Wright's monumental synagogue will symbolize Mount Sinai, where Cod gave Moses the Torah by which Jews have guided themselves daring millenia. At {be same time itwill be •an expression of the" purely American 'genius of Wright, of tb< American landscape and culture to which Frank Lloyd Wrigb -is so indissoluDly wedded. It will be an ultra-modern structure, as befits the founder of modern architecture, while embodying -the spirit of our ancient faith. It will be » pyramidal structure in the,form of a distorted hexagon, and a copper cap covering the pyramid will proclaim in large Hebrew fetters: "I am the Iior4 Thy God." Or. Mortimer 3. Cohen, rabbi of Beth Sholom Congregation, has merited the gratitude of all of us American Jews for his vision in getting Wright to design this Jewish temple which tnay,bccSme a sbrine for Jews and for art-lovers generally as soon as it will be erected. Through this building the artistic -achievements of Frank Lloyd Wright, non-Jewish grandson of a Welsh Unitarian minuter, prophet of a better world as well as artist, will be bronght closer home io and closer to the hearts of more than five million Americans who are of the Jewish fnith
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Gems of the Bible and Talmud —By o a pmLir BHEII By Dr. Philip Star
Happy Birthday
Cornhusker Officers Installed at Meeting
Friday, June 18 Susan Ash, Stephen Matthew Haykin, Dinah Krone, Bruce Passman and Robert Upton Wolfe. Saturday, June 10 Tonette Felunan, Abram Gelbart, Sharon Grossman, Ronald Alan Herzoff, Stephen Kutler, Nancy Vee Venger, Alan Browne Whitman and Edward Wintroub. Sunday, June 20 Steven Lee ISernsteln, Michael Eliot Fox, Maxlne Jabcnis, l)eburah Kllen Katclman, Jayne MarIcne Kirshcnbaum, Larry Lcfitz and Phyllis Eileen Lerman. Slorday, Jun»- 21 Samuel BIHchor, Helen Joyce Cohen, Kllznlwth Ann Cohn an Lairry Elewitz. Tuesday, June it Marsha Renec Elkon, Barbara Gomberg, Barbara Ann Goodman, Susah Zoc Pachman and Leon Alvin Shrago. ' Wednesday, June 23 Justin Grecnberg, AJan Barry Lemmerman and Helcnc Louise Ruback. Thursday, Jane Zi Bernard Bloom, Bruce Bloom. Claire Cummers, Jack Silver and Bernard Tornoff.
B:M« A poor man who opprcsseth the , weak is like n sweeping rain which lcavcth no food. He who AUgnicntcth his substance by Interest and Increase; gathereth It for him who is gracious to the poor. , • Go not forth hastily to strive, lest thou know not what to * » In the end thereof, when • thy neighbor hath put thec t o shame. A word fitly spoken Is Bice apples of gold In settings of silver. • Tulmod Our Rabbis were taught—When a proselyte comes and desires t o be converted to Judaism, he i s asked: "What Is your reason for desiring t o b e converted to J u - ' dalsm? Are you not- aware that Israel 1* broken down nowadays under persecution, driven about from one place to another, covered in mourning and tossed about, subject to so much nffllcllonT" If he says: "I am nwnrc of the fact,"' and I am not worthy even nx they arc," he Is Immediately accepted Into the fold, He is then informed uncorning the light commandments and rec.'irriinrr some of th© vigorous commandments, ren,ulrnj; self-dmlnl, so that If upon furhrr consideration be should wffth to withdraw he may <lo so.
Harold Zclinsky, first president of Cornhuskor Lodge NO. 17fi0 of U'nai B'rith and past president of 7:38 P. M. Candlellghtlnc the Southwest Region installed Warner li. Frohmnn as president 7:M K M. Candk-lJRhtluK of the Lodge at a recent meeting. Edward Beldncr BETH EL The vice-presidents are Walter J. Services were held Wednesday Sabbath evening service* will bj Grecnberg. Ralph Turkel and Gcr for Frank Goclz with interment held tonight at 7 p. m. Sabbath aid W. Bernstein. nt the Pleasant Hill Cemetery. morning services will begin at The following were announced ax Mr. Goetz, 69. a native Ojnahan 8:45 o'clock. The Mlncha S e n ice the committee chairmen for the Edward Beldner was Installed as died Monday, will begin at 7 3 0 p. m. coming year:"conservation, Wal president of B'nai B'rith Nebraska Mr. Goetz was credit manager Daily services during the week Grecnberg; telephone, Ed Dolgoff Lodge Nor IMS at a recent meetIn the local office of the S. S. are held at 7 a. m. and 7 p. m. and Morley Zlnurjky; AmericanIsm, Bruce Grecnberg; refreshWhite Dental Manufacturing Cora- The Sunday morning service Is Other newly Installed officers ment*, Dovld Bebcr and Hyman pany. held at 9 a. pi. are: Marvin Kaplan, first viceComisar; anti-defamation, Harry • He Is survived by his wife. May; Goodbinder; attendance, JLal president; WUbebn Stone, second a brother, Harry, and two sisters. -president: Al Hoffman, treasBETH ISRAEL Richards; bowling, Herman Zevltz Misses Laura and Jessie, all of Sabbath morning services begin and Meyer Halprin; fund raising. urer; Phil Kutler, financial secreOmaha. ' ~ at 8:30 a. m. Junior congregation Jerry Rosen and Norman Hahn; tary; ^Abe Kaakn*. recording »eeservices start a't 10 a. m. BBYO, Dave Belzer; membership, retary, and David Blelcber, chapin. Rabbi Grqncr Will conduct the Irving Epstein and Marty StaenThe Beth Israel Men's Club will Trustees are Sol Martin, Harold hold its first summer outing of Monument Dedication Talmud class at 7:15 p. p . ; Sat-berg; program, Ralph Turkel and urday Mlncha will start at- 7:45 Darwin Marcus; publicity, Gerald llegiH anil Abe Bear. the season Saturday night at 8 Tlie family of'Louis Levin win p. m., followed by Sholoshc S'cuo- Bernstein; social welfare, Hlllcl The Nebraska I.odge was pre-o'clock Juno 19 nt Elmwood Park. and religion, Rubin Rotner; special sented Its charter In I MO by the The affair will be n steak fry for dedicate (Tmonument In his memdos and Msariv. , ory, 11 a. m., Sunday, J^ino 30 at events, Milton CacWn and Harry Pally morning services begin at Alley; and veterans affairs. Harold Into Henry flfonsky and Philip all members of the Men's-Club and the Beth El Cemetery, 84th ond ; their friends. There will be no aditznlrk then president of dtaL Streets. 7 a. tn.; daily afternoon service* Wolfson. ' rlet No. 0. The lodge U entering mission charge and dessert and rebegin a t 7:55 p. m. Rabbi Myer S. Krlpkc nnd C a n freshments will foe served by the t* ir>th year ut %> . Sunday j morning era-vices begin Men's Club. Jordan Legman nnd tor Aaron Edgar of Beth El Syat 8:45 a.;fn. and, is followed by Milton Belzer are co-chairmen for nagogue will officiate. Habbt Groher's Bihle Discussion The family of the late Colcmnn the event. class. The youngsters of the Tails New* York' (WNS)—The Jewish FInkel will dedicate a monument and Tcffilin club begin their serv- population of Warsaw, the Polish in his memory .1 p. m , Sunday, ices a t 8:30 a. m.' Breakfast ij c a p i t a l , numbers around three June 20 at the Golden Hill Cemeserved nt the conclusion of their thousand, less than one per cent of Tlie anriouncrment of new offiservice*. The Talmud Discussion what it was before World War II, •ers. the selection of the 1934 The religious committee of the tery, 42nd and Grand Avenue. group, currently studying the according to a report published ayim Dream Girl and avv.irds to B'nal Israel Synagogue elected Rabbi Benjamin Groner and Cantractate Sabbath meets every this week in the Jewish Daily utstandim; Itaylmites will bo fca- William VVelner as Its, chairman tor Eli Kngnn of Beth iKrnel will Tuesday evening, 8:15 p. m. under Forwnrd. Before the war War- ured i» the Third Annual Ilayirn for the comlnc year. Mr. Wciner officiate. Friends and rejntlves are t h e ' direction of the P.abbi ht , w ha<l the largest Jewish com- Iprinf.; Formal Dinner Dance to bo Is president of tlie Omaha MIz- Invited t o attend the ceremony. B. H. II. Synagogue, 19tli and nunity in Europe. eld tomorrow at 8 p. m. In the rachl. Organization. Burt. The 80-year-old Dr. Ber] PerkoIghlnnd West Club. TEMPLE ISItAKI. iviz, the report states, continues to Specinl guests will include Youth Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock ccupy the office of Chief Rnbbi of Cleveland (JTA)—Al Rosen of ouncil presidents, Rayini alumni, the first early Sabbath .Service of Warsaw and of Poland generally. y Altert, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ar- M. B. Dolgoff w/is appointed to the Cleveland Indians hna been Only one synagogue has been left the Board of Directors of the Omnthe summer season wll be held. elected .to the Board of Trustees hur Nelson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul The render will be Jack W. Mnrer, In the Polish capital, now under crot. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Paul ha Workmen's Loan Association tit of the Cleveland Jewish Children's their meeting held Monday. n former president of the Con-Communist r u l e . The Religious nd Sherman Poska. Bureau nnd to the board of Bcllegregation, n nd the service will be Jewish Community, controlled by During the summer m o n t h s faire, which serves troubled nnd Trophies will be presented to held In th chnpel of the new Tem- the Communist Government, su- he foremost freshman, Kophomore meetings will bo held on the BCC- emotionally dlsturlwd Jewish boys ple Israel on 70th nnd Cass Streets. pervises Jewish religious life in 18 ind Rayim's athlete of tlie year. ond and fourth Monday of each and fiirls from all part6 of the Polish centers. This information country. 1 Belzer will 5;erve as master of month. was received by the "Forward" 're-monies. Alan S. Gclsmer, president of A California picture exhibitor from the Committee of A Free Shelley Winters says: "The old Installed a wishing well in the Europe, an American anti-Commu- Newly devised membership cer- fashioned girl blushed when she the bureau salt] that Rosen has iflcates will \K given to graduatlong been interested in helping tho lubby *a amuse children who were nist organization. . g seniors. Historian David Her- was ashamed. The modern one Is children nt Bellefnlre. "He has waiting to get in. He hastily reashamed when she blushes." zog will review club activities for been euch a frequent visitor to our ' moved It after the first day, haw(JTA) Gcorgic Jessel was at the bed- ic year. grounds at Bcllefalre that he i s rrer, when an .rate aduJt strode ide when the president of n local Dancing will follow t o the muspersonally well acquainted with Kit of the theatre, dropped a pon- loan company breathed his last. of Cliff Dudley's band. guests; Dick Einstein, gifts; Marv many of the children," Mr. Gcls»y In the wWi'.flg w?li, and said As the doctor drew the sheet over Co-chairmen arc Bob Goldstein Fercnstcln, flowers; S h e l d o n mer said. In a recent nationally /ery loudly, ."I wish I hadn't icon the face of the departed, Gcorgle nd Jerry Marer. Committee mem- Krantz, dates; Dick Raskin and televised program, Rosen described ttie picture they're running, here heard him murmer, "He has gone icrs are: "Ed Borcovlci, invitations; Sheldon Rips, alouette and BenBcllefalre as the community servIds week."— <JTA> : . o his co-.maker."— <JTA) " ' " ' ice in which he id most interested ill Cooper, ahimn); Gene DuBoff, Rubin, favors.
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Rayim Will Hold Spring Dance
Weiner Elected
Dolgoff Appointed
AI Rosen Aids
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Brussels (JTA)—King Badouin unveiled a monument to the."UnTo produce a n d consistently m a i n t a i n that quality in Its known Political Prisoner" at the borscht, the B. Manlschewitz Com- Breendock Fortress where many pany has set up a special scientific Belgian patriots, Including Jews, home kitchen, complete with all were murdered by the Nazis. The the modern (testing equipment fortress was the assembly "point needed to check constantly on the CIIKESK CAKE flavor and food value of the beets for Jews being deported to the Mrs. Norjnan Bail; Auschwitz death camp. and. the borscht. Mrs. Harry Friedman , To_ assure a sufficient supply of Crust: 'ft II). graham crackers The monument Is the figure of.a fresh* beets the year round, they kneeling man, his head turned deVi c. sugar : literally follow, the sun and the fiantly toward the fortress. It is pinch of salt seasons, purchasing the prime new the work of the Jewish sculptor 2 T butler ' , • ' . ' . ' -•• crops as they mature in each of Yanchelevici, who was born in Ru\ T Spry Mix together and uxe half for the country's beet-growing regions. mania but has lived and worked in bottom cmst and save half for top. As each fresh crop Is brought In Belgium for more than 20 years. for cooking, it is immediately test12 oz cream cheese . , ed in line with the B. Manlsche3 cgrcs J witz Company's rigid standards . Patronize Our Advertisers. /4 c sugar * , 1 t vanilla Heat until smooth. Heat oven 375 degrees and pour PLAN YOUR NEXT DINNER PARTY IN OUR filllm; into pan which has been BEAUTIFUL NEW CAMEO ROOM lined with crust. Bake 20 minutes COMPLETE DINNER MEXU AND BAR SERVICE and cool. While cake I* cooling turn oven to 475 degrees. To 1 box Where Good Friends Enjoy Fine Food of sour cream add 2 tablespoons sugar and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Pour this over enke and place In oven for 5 minutes. Remove'from oven NEW and sprinkle with graham cracker mixture. Chill In refrigerator for several* hours. •" .
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An executive <:*HT"irniifee inr ing of Oinnlia Ch.ipli'r Had >• will be .held nt DIP Fircsiili.- Jmi at n 12 o'clock No-Host J-unclif Wednesday, Junn 2,i. Mrs Morris M. Franklin, newly cl< rt< il cluster president of Om.'ilm Oinp Hadnssall will pirsidc ' Mrs. Franklin will y.nvl the new officent. The calendar for Uui coming year will be s<;t up; n bud will be ndoptcd; programs outllncd and project chairmen will be announced for tli<? romini: yenr.
Peretz Hivshbein Mrs. Sam Itudcrmun became a member of the 1'cretz Hlrshboln reading group nt a meeting held recently. Mrs.. J. Cohen gave n reading. The next meeting will lie held at the home of Mm. Sam OrenstelnT 101G N. 31st Street. sometime In July.
Mr*. Julie Wino Mr8. Jitkft VVInt; IH t h e n e w l y lnatultcd pichiilrnt o f flio Ilikur Ctio-
Ilm HoolUy. Other officers are: Mrs. Harfy Kidman, firrit vice-president; Mr«. Mycr IJmlu, ftocond Vice-president; Mrs. IInr,ry L.lpp*tt, third vlcfl>pmilcleut; Mrs, Charles Ross, tr^uurer; Mrs. Wm. Kpnteln, financial wrrclary; Mrs. Jack KaJnuui, recording aecretary, and Mr*, Mrs, Lpuls Welsberg The Omaha Section, National Lou in Hljkorln, oorreApondlnir *ce- 1 lb. ground beet Council of Jewish Women will hold rctary. tyfrs. I/owl* Neveleff I* their lummcr board meeting at the 1 medium size grated onion Honorary Pimlricnt. Highland West Club at 12 noon, '/4 cup bread crumbs Tuesday, Juno 22. Mrs, Harry garlic, salt, pepper to taste Stoler, club president, announced Form all the ingredients Into a plant for the coming year will bo loaf and place in a greased bakformulated. ing .dish. Place sliced potatoes along each sfde of loaf. Add a litMrs. J. Feldman was elected tle water ovejr top and cover dish president of the Pioneer Women's with tin foil. Bake one hour In ; Organization at their last meet- 375 oven. ing of the season June 9. Other (lewly elected officers arc: Oscar Levant was asked to acMrs. Fra;nk Rubensteln, financial company an aging movie "soprano secri'tifrji; Mrs, II. Ricklin, record- during a film test for a leading Mr. and Mrs. At Ncpnmnick an- Inp secretary; Mrs. Leonard Pinko- role. The star sought to. Impress witz, cortFspondlng secretary; Mrs. Levant. "I'll have you know," she nounce the birth of a son, Steven Ncal, born June 5 in a local hos- Sam Klfliin, treasurer;'"Mrs. Abe declared, "that I Insured my voice for $100,000." . . . That's wonderpital. The couple hng two other Schneider, publicity; Mnt. J. Kap- ful," said Oscar. "What did you . dnuifhtor*, Ilonnn Lynn and Diane lan, cultifre chairman; Mrs. Philip do with the money?"—(JTA) Crnmlf.'IlJj advisor; Mrs. Mlrian ncth. Mm. I.lliby Nopmnnlck is pater- Hondaria|!i, Israel Bond chairman; nal grandmother. Maternal cnind- and Mrs! H. Klcklin, telephone pnrents are Mr. and Mni. Morris commlttdp cliairmnn. Members of Turltz of Temple City, Calif., who the telephone committee are: Mmea. /,lw Cohen, I. Goldstein are visiting their daughter. and I. FojHie.i. These officers of the executive! board arc Mmes. Abe 'Lillian Dltner. daughter of Mr. nnd Mr*. Eli Bitner Is spending her Epstein, Ahe Cohen and B. Resvacation at home with her par- nick. Mrs. Sarah Okun Is National ent*. Miss Dltner has Just com- Fund chairman. Installation of ofpleted her Junior year at the Enst- ficers will be held 1 p. m., Tuesman School of Music in Ilochcstcr, day, June 22 at the home of Mrs. N. Y,, where she is studying the J. Fcldmnn. Mrj. Sarah Okun will be the Installing officer. piano and organ.
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Senior Young Judaeons will hold TOICAH PICNIC The Annual Beth Israel Talmud an open house for Junior Young Judaeans, Tuesday cvcnlnfj, June FATIIfcll'ri IMV: Sund.'iy. Jum Toruli anil Sunday School picnic 29. All member Judaean.i of the t' 20 at 2 p. in., The Council Bluff; will take place Sunday morning, Chapter of Htulassah will enter June 27 at 10 a. m. in Benson 5th, Gth and Till crades are intain the residents of tin? Dr. I'hllij Park. The park pavilion has boon vited to attend this Open House, At this time, Dr. Joseph Soehreserved for use in case of rain. Slier Jewish Home. BIltTllDAY I'AItTV: A specia There will be j;aine:t for the chil- nick, Chairman of the Omaha Zionist Youth Commission, will dren and prize;! will be awarded party was held for Mr. Samue present Camp -Scholarship Awards 01 Bojm aad Olrta: er. Sonny Belman, Happy Frank Sommer who reached his 93r to winners of the contests. Dave Friedman Is chairman of to those girls who have been soThis year at Camp Jay C-C, will and girl counselor* like Feme Ka- birthday June 4. Mr. Sommer was be one of the finest because there tleman, Enid Levey, Nancy Harron the recipient of many good wishes the picnic committee with Max lected to attend Camp Tel Yehuare many thing* for all of the and Adele Chasanov. Just to re- from all our residents as well a Greenfield, co-chairman. They will dtth and Ilerzl Cnmp. be assisted by Messrs. Morris Kutcampers .to do plus many familiar mind the new campers what we do from many other Omahans. ler, Henry Come, Sam Shykcn, faces returning in the counseling at camp, I will list some of the Hcnny Youngman: "A democraSPECIAL MOVIE FEATURE: Irving Stern and Sam Stone. staff. Uncle Sberm Poska wfll be favorite activities like swimming, In accord with our special feature tic state is a country where men back plus fellas like Marty Black- horseback riding, baseball, a r t program fit slght-sccing and new YOUTH CMJIt BANQUET The first annual Beth Israel can do anything their wives let and crafts, archery and campcraft. activities, we. arranged a visit to them."—(JTA) We sure have a lot of fun cook- the State Theater to sec 3 Coins Youth Club Banquet will be held ing out and preparing our own din- In.A Fountain. There were 16/ in 6 p. m., Wednesday, June 23 in the ners, I almost forgot to mention this party. We wish to thank I. M. social hall of the synagogue. The COVEBINO THE BEAT affair la sponsored by the comWorld leaders of the vegetarian that our favorite cook will be with Welner for assisting us in making bined membership* of Club Tarmovement visiting the country arc us once again, of course its.Addle. the necessary arrangments with yag, Club Tovlin, Boys and Girls highly Impressed over the large X want to remind all the boys Ralph Goldberg of the State Arts and Crafts clubs, and the RUG & UPHOLSTER* number of non-meat consumers. and girls interested to hurry and Theater. ^ Camera club. Seventh grade memThey believe agriculture minded sign up because we have about CLEANERS FLOWEB8 were donated to the bers of the Taryag kToup will be and meat-scarce Israel could be- 100 signed up already and we Home by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob RUGS — CAIKTINO come a vegetarian's paradise . . . don't want to leave anyone behind. Brookstein In honor of the wed- pledged Into the Jr. Tovim ot this LAMP SHADES A new .and growing interest in I sun sure all of yriO are Interested ding of their daughter, Charlotte affair. Reservations at one dollar per plate ^vill be accepted by club FUINITUII „ American dance* has been stimu- in knowing who will be your cabin Joyce to Murray J. Kftner. officers. lated throughout Israel by the mates and- campmates. In next Your Hem*! riSKOR SERVICES were held Club leaders are: Messrs. Sam visit of Antole Chujoy, editor of week's Jewish Press, we will pubUyh« . IUs«lrfaf "Dance News" and author of im- lish a list of all the boys and girls in the Home Synagogue June 8— Stone, Norman Rosenzwclg, Dave NA S I M Sivan 7. All the residents and the Dubin, Irving Stern and Mrs. DON URHSTIIN portant works on the dance. He who have signed up, Jewish staff members attended. Philip Blum. ~ was brought to Israel by the I know that many of your YAllBZEITi Special Memorial America Fund for Israel institu- friends are Included In this list It tions, a most patent factor In the looks like Camp Jay C-C will en- Services will be held in the Home young republic's cultural life both Joy its best season and we here at Synagogue for the following: in the cities and in the ma'uborot the Center will be happy If you Joseph Bush—Sivan 14—June 15. Ben Gurlon fired another editorial will drop in and talk to us about Moiris Turner—Slvan 14—Juno salvo from his desert fortress at camp. I know I am in the camping 15. Sde Boker this week, calling for spirit and am awaiting the openMalcia Gross—Slvan 19—June fewer political parties and less ing of camp with much enthusiasm: 20. partisanism in Israel. . .B. G. also Hoping to see all of you soon. urged the two-party system as - JJndy' Paul, more conducive to national reCamp Director sponsibility than the present m u P ti-party set up . . . Editorial clamCmoq dly. Wliconiin — on Ulct TembWM 7S mlm/tti from CMcag* or growing fgr establishment of fOR SUMMER REST AND RECREATION more, youth croups to counter • Air Coodlllon.d Dining loom and (sung* "J. D." Latest figures disclose that • Two Magnificent lakai, Floating Shimming FODI 75 percent fit Israeli youth be•All S*im.r Sport. — rrirot. I t hoi. Colt Covn* tween the age* of 14-18 neither • Haruliacli Riding • Hlghlly Dancing, Entertalniatitl. attend-school nor! receive'any other education. Neither are they enrolled in various youth movements. Main reason: high tuition fees for higher education . . . A is good enough for your 24-year-old woman was blown to dear ones in Israel. bits this week by an abandoned ctrtillcitei frtn $5.00 hand grenade—the latest in a packjjei fr»» $9J0 series of tragedies resulting from for Rtve'votioni PhoM or Writr (II toad (lit Kosher ammunition discarded d u r 1 n « Israel's recent War at Liberation •2? . Police searchins for spiteful yeshiva bochurs who this week 67S N. Mlchigon Av«., Chicago 11, I I I . • MO howk 4-6-140 posted traditional death notices on walls and boardings throughout xjnt 4* IJ«* to ifucn rout A I M AD Israel, announcing the "pTisslng" iu JCWJID fr**« of the head of a local yeshlva,.The neni rate M SO ctnu tot MCA mwr> TU rrtM rt*ervt* Ui« rigbi to limit Rabbi Involved is alive and .feell. M ftarti vavrrtiicinniL though understandably upset over WHEN the grotesque sense of humor of BAR and Bos "MJtzvah congratuthe youngsters. Local Again . 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