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OMAHA, NKRKASKA, FltfDAY, MAIICII 18, 1955.
Workmen Circle Concert Child's Day At Center Saturday Night Observance This Sunday The Workmen Circle COIICT!, third presentation of the Yiddish Cultural Scries, nil! !>.• held tomorrow evening at H.Vi p. in. in the Jewish Comlfi'triity (Vnlrr atiditorium. Tlie program of Jewish longs, ski'lchc.; uii'l ivmi'ily will feature 1) o r .1 Kalinouna iinil Snmuel Fisher who air fimaking their first American npp .tiai](v. Pola Kadlson will tin the piano •ololst and will accompviny .Miss Kalinowna and Mr. FislRT in their Songs and fke'.che.s.
SnmucI Fisher, Ixrneli comedy Star, has been h.iiled l»y eritic, a* .the "troubadour with th<? now approach." He Is n well-kno'.vn j>er•onallty of the To I Aviv .Mai;': in
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Dora Kalinownri has performed In theaters throughout Kurope, Israel and South America before Coming to the United Slates. She is noted for her original monologues and vocal interpretations. Ix>uis Wltkln, chairman of the •cries commiltee, announced tickets may bo purchased at the door for 75 cents per person on the evening of the perfurmanre. AUBTIUAN TALKS London (JTA) The Austrian Government has deckled to rwiimc talks with Dr. Nahnm Oildman, president of the f'onimitU'O for Dont Knlinownu Jewish Claims on Austria, it was learned here this week. The »li>* ARAB CCNTKKS CUf>*ion.s will be ivMini!.'f! shortly. United Nations, N, V. (WNSi— it was indicated. It was learned here this week that the Government of Israel plan:; | spending approximately $1,221,000 I for rural health centers to r,ervc j areas inhabited predominantly by • Arab*;, Druzes and Bedouin.';. The Save Wednesday j rural center project is one of a Afternoon, April 27 i number of other scheduled Israeli ! welfare nnd health service expnnMark Your I 'jioris coining before the program Calendar Now! | committee of the United Nations ' L'hiidn-n'H Fund.
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Beth EsrcsG? Award Goes to Jacobs
Morris Jacobs, right, receive* llcth lnrnel Citation frum Hurry Sldmnn. About 500 persons Including dis- and dignity will we build a better tinguished guests of all faiths at- life, he emphasized. tended the third annual Beth Is- Harry Sidman, president of the synagogue, made the presentation rael Citation Dinner Sunday where of the citation. Dr. Abe GrcenMorris E. Jacobs, reigning king of berg, Federation vice-president, Ak-Sar-Ben, was presented the gave the opening remarks. Jake Wine offered the invocation nnd Both Israel Award Mr. Jacobs was cited "In recog- Sam Kntzman gavo the benedicnition of his-outstanding contribu- tion over the wine. Moo M. Shations to the field of public rela- piro said Grace and Max Fromkin tions and in tribute to his lead- presented the toastmaster Morris ership In civic enterprises and in Levey. Itnbbi Benjamin Groner of Holh acknowledgment of Ills broad and warmhearted humanitaiiinisin." Israel cave the vulcdictory adMr. Jacobs spoke on lh?'Import- dress underscoring Mr. Jacob's ance of brotherhood In our 'dally contribution to our community. life to make living together hotter Mrs. Lewis Neveleft served as mid fuller. By accepting our civic general chairman and was assisted re;i»nsibility of service to our fcl- by co-chairmen 'Maurice Kntzman ' low mail, by protecting his rights and Sam Halm, -
Tlu.1 Omaha Jewish community \vill join with Jewi.Ji conmiimiti'-: throughout th<: world in observing WorW Jewish Child's Day this Sunday, Marrh liO. A sjieclal program will he preMciiH'il over WOW-TV at !)::(() a.m. Children in Omaha's Talmud Turahs and Sunday schools will take part in programs marking Ihe observance, itabbls will take note of this special day from their pulpits, All Zionist groups will pay tribute to the work of Youth Aliyah's rescue program In which hope tmd a future career in Israel is made possible for refugee children. This year, World Jewish Child's Day takes on added significance with the need for speeding up immigration of North African youngsters. Over 15,000 children mainly from ghettos In Morocco have been taken into Youth Aliyf.li since 1919. They were for the mo.it part illiterate and untrained coming from n way of life that has not emerged from the dark ages. Since the Inception of the Youth Aliyah program by Iladassah, 70,000 Jewish refugee youth:; have been rescued from 72 countries. To dale, 50,000 Youth Aliyah graduates have taken their place In th'e upbuilding of Israel. Forty new kibbutzim have been established by the young graduates nnd 13,000 young wards are now In training. The ninjor part of Youth Aliyah funds romes from the Jewish agency, which In turn receives its budget from the United Jewish Appeal. In Omaha, the UJA is supported by (lie Jewish Philanthropies Campaign.
Effect of U.S. Aid Reported by Ike Washington (JTA)—The effects of American aid to Israel on the economic situation of the country wereVmllinMl Monday by President Eisenhower inra report to Congress on tin? operation of the Mutual Security pro;:rmn throughout the world. The President said: '•United States aid under the Mutual .Security program has been. only a part ot the worldwide'assistance which Israel has received inre its establishment, and the striking economic gains in the country linve been produced primarily hy the driving energies of the? Israelis themselves. Nonetheless, our aid measures have formed a significant part of Israel's progress and have contributed importantly toward the maintenance of the growing national economy. "United States development assistance nnd technical cooperation," the President continued, "have played a major role in the tripling of the land area under Irrlgfitloiwinco the state was founded, in th^ doubling of agricultural nnd industrial production nnd power-generating capacity, the reduction In the trade deficit by $75,000.000 In three years, and the settling of ncfirly 700,000 immigrants In permanent or semi-permanent quarters. "Despite Its growing achievements, Israel continues to face a troublesome financial situation," President Klsenhower noted. "Its trade deficit of over 5200,000.000 nnd external debt of over $100,000,000 make It most difficult for it to pay from its own resources for the essential commodities nnd capital Items needed to sustain on adequate rate of development."
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New York (WNS) — Israeli Minister of Finance Ijcvi Esliliol, announced liere at a press conference that the underwriting agreement between -the State of Jsruo] and tho Ameri- e a n Financial Development Corporation for Israel for tho • siile of Israel bonds will bs shortly terminated by mutual consent "because of lionent deferences of opinion with respect to policies of sales" and tfiat Dr. Joseph Schwartz, executive vice-chairman of the United 'f Jewish Appeal, would head a new organization now in tho process of formation. Or. Joseph Schwartz
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Impressed by Spirit In a formal statement, the. Israeli Minister of Finance declared: "Throughout my brief visit.in the , United States on this occasion, during tho course of which I have had the honor of discussing the affairs of Israel with the leadership of many Jewish organizations, I have been greatly Impressed by the spirit of responsible concern which I have met on all sides for the problems of Israel and the Jewi h people. I return to Isrifel in full confidence tMat the support • ind understanding of American Jcwiy will continue In the future as in the past to sust.iln and help Jewry o\er-icn throuph the United Jewish Appeal, to enable us, In Israel, to continue to absorb Jewish immigrants seeking refuge and dignity in our midst, through State of Israel Bonds, to press forward to the goal of Israel'* economic consolidation on the solid foundations which have already been firmly laid."
Unity of Purpose The Finance Minister said Israel was grateful to Dr. Schwartz for accepting the responsibility of establishing a new sales organization for Israel bonds, declaring that Dr. Schwartz' acceptance of "this now task Js evidence of his vital concern for the welfare ot Israel, and for the unity ot purpose . V\e L. KonccJty which join Jewish communities toEve L Konecky has accepted gether for the cause of Israel's the post of chairman of the Busi- freodom, security and developness nnd Professional Section of ment." the Women's Division of the 1055 Jewish Philanthropies Campaign, it wns announced by Mrs. Mike Freeman, General Chairman of tho Sunday Radio, TV Women's Division. A program saluting World Mrs. Konecky Is a Past President of the Omaha B. and P. Hadassah, Jewish Child's Day will be teleand also a Past President of.the vised over WOW-TV at 9:30 a. Regional B, and P. Hadassah. She m. A film. "Yosef" telling the has been nctive In youth group story of a young immigrant boy leadership and many communal ac- who is brought from a working village to Neve Hadassah, a tivities. The n. and P. Section will cover Youth 'Allyah children's village cards of women employed in busi- in Israel for rehabilitation will be presented. nesses and professions. A meeting of the workers In "Look Up and Live" scries is division will be held Sunday, March 20, at the homo of Mrs. during March will be conducted Mike Freeman, at 2:30 p. m., Mrs. by the American Association for Jewish Education. Kabbi Konecky announced. Arthur Lelyveld, former spiritual leader of Temple Israel PAItLEV PLANNED New York (JTA)—The establish- and now Director of the Nament of an Association of Israel tional Hillel Foundation, will Iil-Natlonal Chambers of Com- serve us host for the program merce from eleven countries, and to be shown over KMTV. from, an International conference of 9:30 to 10 a. m. businessmen and delegates from Dr. Jacob It. Marcus, of the these chambers, were announced hero Monday by Nathan Straus, Hebrew Union College, will disIII, president of the American- cuss "The Next Three Hundred Yenrs" on the Message of Israel Israel Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Straus said that the experi- program heard over KOIL from 9:35 to 10 a. m, ence of the American-Israel Chamber of Commerce as well as that Tho Eternal Light program of the other chambers, Indicated that American business firms could will bo broadcast over WOWRndio from 11:30 a. m. to 12 share In trade and business transactions between Israel and a third noon. country,
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I Junior Spotlight By Ferae Katleman The sixth grade girls are plan, iilng an overnight camping trip to be beM during Spring vacation, a party and a Mother's Day program* The Seventh grade girls will meet at the Center, this Sunday to discuss plans Tor their.MaUo Ball to be held April 3. One of the Funland gro-ups toured through Joslyn Memorial Art Museum last week. Two of the older groups will swim in the Center pool this Sunday. ' Another Saturday night Preteen C a n t e e n Night is being planned for the month of April.
Rabbi Benjamin Groner, Cantor EH Kagan and Beth Israel Choir. . win conduct the servie» this FWday at 8 p. m. Traditional Friday e v e n i n g services (Kabollai Shabbot) begin at 6:15 o'clock. Sabbath morning service* begin at 8:30 a. m. Junior Congregation at 9 JO a. m. Rabbi Groner will conduct the Tabnud Claa at 5:45 p. m.; Sabbath Mincba at 6:15 p. m, followed by Shoteshe S'eudoa and Maariv. Daily Morning service* at 7 a. m.; afternoon services at 620 •j). m. Sunday morning service* begin at 8:45 a. m., followed by breakfast and Rabbfs class in Bible Sunday morning J u n i o r Mlnyan, followed by breakfast Saturday, March 1» starts at 8 JO a. m. Yiddish Cultural Series—WorkThe Talmud Discussion group men's Circle C o n c e r t — C e n t e r , meets every Tuesday evening at p. m. at BHH Synagogue, 19tb 8:15 p. m. Beth Israel T a l m u d Torah and\Burt Sts. Movie—"Francis Goes to West Pointy 8:30 p. m . — a I ' Sunday, March ZO 1 Services will be held al Temple Children's Activities—2 p. m.Israel at 8 o'clock Friday evening. RabM Sidney H. Brooks will-dis- Ccnter. cuss The P o w e r of Negative . Midget Basketball Banquet—2. Thinking," a critique of popular p. m.—Center. reUgiouc panaceas. An O n e g B £ P Philanthropies Workers Shabbot and an informal discus- Meeting—2:30 p. mJ-Mrs. Mike sion hour with the rabbi will fol Freeman's Home. low the service. Pioneer Women's Donor Dinner Services are at 11:30 R. m. Sat- —6 p. m—Center. urday morning. Rabbi Brooks will Beth Israel Talmud Torah Movdeliver the sermonctte and Kid ie— "Francis Goes to West Point dush for the entire congregation —6 and 8 p. m.—B. I. win follow the service. The Reli Monday, March 21 oua School Choirs, under the diHndaxah Chapter Board Mcctrection of Miss Ida Citiuirwil! sing nz—12:30 p. m.—Home. the service. Kadimah Pioneer Tea and Card Party—I p. m.—BrandcU Store Auditorium. Services Frtda) evening will be Drama nt the J a y — Y o u t h gin at 8:15 o'clock. Rabbi Mycr Council—3 JO p. m.—Center. S Knpke will dcltver the sermon Workmen's Loan—7:30 p. m.— Cantoi Aaron I Edgar and the Center. Beth El Synagogue Choir w i l l Omaha Symphony—S JO p. m — render the musical portion of the Joxlyn Memorial. service. Tuesday, March t t Sabbath morning service* will Ronccr Women—1 p m —Cenbe at 9 30 a. m. Junior Congreter. gation service* arc at 10 .10 a m National Council of J e w i s h Mincha-Maariv s e n Ices will be M Women's Study Group—I p m 6 p m Sunday morning servfes —Home « is at 9 o'clock and Mincha-Maariv Art Class—7 p m.—Center service at 6 p m Daily services Leathereraft Class—7 JO p. m. arc at 7 a m and 7 p *m —Center. Beth Israel P-TA Board MeetIn"—8 p nj'— Home Omaha Symnbony—8 JO p ra."I didn't realize how many Joalyn Memorial ! vVnlnettfsy. Marrh tt friends B'nni B'rith h.id. until 1 Beth El Sisterhood Luncheonstarted working on this year's j drive." stated Marvin TnOIer a 1 n m —Beth EL Orchestra—8 p. nt—Center. past-president of Henry Monsky ' Thursday. Marrh U Lodge, who is currently heading Hadr'<-nh Group Boards—1230 the committee on the Service Fund Drive. The committee dlicutsed 0 m— Homes. B'nnf R'rlth Hcnrv Monsky final plans for the " Pant-President* StaB." which h to IK? held hKolcr No. 470 Board—1 p m at the W<-it Hi 'hland CIuh Wed- - Home nesday Mirch 30 All proceeds of Center Art Class—1 30 p m the affair ore to be contributed to C«*nfer. the D strict P ir o o p Fund whlrli Dr>mi at the JBV—Youth Coun supports the m.ijnr Ii'nai n'rllh "" "« TO o m —Center agencies here r.nd throughout (he fl & P Hadassnh- 8 p. m.—Concountry. :cr
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AZA King Dance Will Be Held April 4
Bible apd Talmud
Miss Nadlne Breslow. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Breslow, a student nt Slate University of Iowa In Iowa City, was recently pledged at the PI Chapter of Sigma Delta Tau Sorority.
By » n PHILIP 8IIEH Bible The end of a tiling is better than the beginning; and patience succeeds better than passion. Words of the wise are graceful; but a fool's words are harmful. He that denounceth his friends for the sake of flattery, even his own children will despise him; Whoever la able to pray tor mercy on behalf of his friend and dots not do so, Is a tinner. RabM Jochanan said; "When a man must apply for help to Bis fellow-men his face changes like a chameleon." Tatamd The entire community should be consulted first in selecting a leader. Our Rabbis taught—Four things require fortitude la their observance: The Torah, 'good deeds, prayer and social service. Rabbi Oriyya said: l i e who supports his family through the labor of Ms hands is even greater than be hwo fears and serves God."
BarMitzvah Jerald Martin Goldstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Goldstrom, and Howard .Martin, son of Mr and Mrs, Sot Martin, wffl celebrate their Bar Mltzvah at a Joint service F r i d a y evening, March 18 and Saturday morning. March 19, at Beth El Synagogue. Friends and relatives are Invited to attend both services and the receptions which win follow. Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Bon announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Justin, Friday e v e n i n g , March 25 nnd Saturday morning, March 26, at Beth J3 Synagogue. Friend* and relatives are Invited to attend both services and the receptions which will follow. The Bur Mltzvah or Irvlnn Nathan wil be observed this Friday nnd Saturday, March 18 and 19 at Beth Israel Synagogue. He Is the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Julian Nathan All members of the family and friends are cordially invited to attend. .
Omaha Sketches J
The Engle Scout_Award has been presented to 4erry Gordman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gordman. Jerry, 16, is a member of Explorer Post No. 14 of Boy Scouts of Amtrlca. Tiic .prescittation was made lost week i t Jackson School. RabM Benjamin Groner addressed tb» gniup and presented the award.
Stage Night Set For Sat. April 2 Twenty-second annual Stag* Night win be held Saturday, April 2, at the Central High School Auditorium at 7:V p. m, Youth Council Cd-chalrman are: Mik* .Sobman, Marilyn Rico and Fayna Manvitz. P u b l i c i t y committee) members are: Phyllis Rublnow, Joan Krasne, Deanne Markovitt and Rifn Peltz. Tickets chairman . Is Matlee Katleman. Program committee Includes Jerry MaxeP and Bob WIntroub. Dance committee will be Mike Meyer and Arnold Joffe. Skits from each club along with their chalrmans will he: Mike, Meyer, chairman of AZA No. 1, will present "Five;" Arnold Joffe, Stan Wldmaa chairman of AZA No, 100, will AZA No. 10O will hold its tenth present "Comical Cutups;" Rita annual King Dance nt the High- Peltz, chairman of B'nal B'rlth land Country d u b Monday eve- 3lrh. will present "Buy U n e ; " Fyllls Rubinow, cluilrmnn of Debning, April 4. Candidates for AZA klnf; are k;i Ddis, will present "Cover to Jack Oruch. Sinn Wiilm.in. Harold Cover," Jerry Mnrcr, chairman of ylm, will preient "Anonymous," Friedman nnd Howard Kaslow. Jiick Ortlch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matlee Katleman, chairmnnof TlkAlbert Oruch, is president of the vas Ami, will present "Silence Is motlirr chapter and vice-president Tickets for the annual stag* of AZA CornbHt RrnK>n. Stanley Wldman, son of Mr. nnd iltjht will !)<• SI for adulti, 50 cents Mrs. E. I. Widman, Is a past pres- or the studnts. Approximately 325 ident of mother chapter nnd Bcr- Youth Cniinrllers will participate Keant-at-orn« of AZA Cornbelt n writlnR, directing their skits Itegion. Last year he was voted an'! desiRninK their o\%*n costumes op Youth Council athlete and he and Bets. Is a member of Central High's basketball squad. Eddy Haddad and his band will provide music for dancing. New York ( J T A ) - A blueprint The dance Is open to the public. to guide Jewish educators and
Education Guide Issued
Jewish Community Center workers In carrying out their common objectives of Jewish education fur all age groups was published for he purpose of establishing day-toMrs. Oscar Grcenberg, Presi- day working relationships between dent of Council Bluffs Hadassah, the fie'ds of Jewish education and presided over the entertainment Jewish Community Center work The guide was published by the Sunday at the Dr Philip Sher Jewish Home for the Aged in cele- Joint Committee of the American Association for Jewish Kduratton Services were Iield Wednesday, bration of Brotherhood Week. March 9 for Samuel Civcnter with The program which was M C d and the National Jewish WelfareInterment at Golden. Hill Ceme- by Mrs. J. J. Brown, consisted of Board This committee, headed by tery. Mr. Clventer, a resident of songs, piano renditions, Yiddish Judpc Samuel Mcllitz of BridgeOmaha for 43 years, died Tuesday, readings and a talk by Rah>i Da- port Conn, Ii .in outgrowth of a March 8 in 4 local hospital. vid Korb. Performers included two diy nmferenc cnincned In Survivor* include two sons. Na- Mrs. B. Crandall, Mrs. Leo Myer- N o w m b r , JOT) by J\M1 and the than and Eugene; a daughter, son. Mils Elaine Faulken and Mrs, (JOJI In tooiKrifion with the NaEmma; all of Omaha and five J. j . Brown. Refreshments wore tlmil COUIKII for Jewish Kducaloi nnd th' T< illonnl Association grandchildren served by Mrs F H n p j x n n i n Mrs George Kra-.no ' I r I uf Iiwisli C\nt«r Workers This inf'rfiKi. fomiul itcd the first of Krasnc and Mrs. Kaiilken. K. If Leib Geller in of recommendations', Services and Interment w e r e Teppermin ind B Crindill il > tin lin with common objectives held in S t Joeepb, Mo., for Leib participated in the |»ronram. ind iin uf cooiierition in tho Bikur Cliolim Birllul.'iy pirty for Geller. Mr. Geller, 68, a resident of Omaha for 18 years, died Fri- M a r c h v,ai hrld Weiln it i> ulil i of J n i Ii cducttion and day, March 11 in a local hospital. March IG, nt 7 [>. m. 'i'lie real- Us Hi Ct iiUTiunlty C< ntr r work. d He is survived by his wife, MolHe of Omnhn; three daughter*. Mrs I Ibhy / i l k i n "* m ( olnic hr ^f^^. Melvin Plotkln, Mrs. Ben Sirn P o i t i r Mr* IV i I Noodcll, Iwtli of Omnhn. nnd Mrs. *Irs J i n n y Lew n in md S Sil Ma/vinslty of Le Mars. In.: n , rm n \ p r ) nrri (f P t'i tinl in d i n n •* Ily Mm. Jlorrln Hprclttcr ;on. Marshall of St. lovils. Mo.: n brother, Jark Geller of K.-im.-rs \ is pi i ill il f JI tin n idcnt Sl'cp my child m> pn Ity son in 1 In' ir Jiimlic ind fii'iid-f ity, Mo.; and seven crnndchilI will rock you now ncaln; M i n m S t l i o w P I A intcrtiin lien I will tell you sninctliini; of •d Our 1 j'ks \ th i u i y s p i n il Tills fabulous world of men. ) i r in < f jn, Mr I) in Ciinp i 11 d i n c l t i l tin croup of iii"crs A path with hills will b« your m l fir-, C I P n h vii Hi" I" lot, in t "Irs I- C '1 ir| u mi is but nci(r In e jour courage . J r- id'nt of M>nr if P TA Tak« with you on your way a T h e motion p d n i r J""r>nci Vihr7i.lt S,> ti il Munorl il S e r Teiihillah, >K t o We t I ' o l n l U I I I I K s h ' j w i irr« » ' l e In Id it Ilii" Di Philip And the liill.'i will toon become by I'cfli I ^ r i c l P i r c n t s !'<_ l c h r r SiiLi Jc>vi h II line for the Aped a valley. A oei i d o n S i t u i c J i y rind S u n l i > S>n i[ ) iif f i r th' f o ' l n t l n ' A t i r i h 19 md 20 in thr >n 1 <n u e Mi If u r y H i ' d m i n - 2 1 Adir I will pray to God fur you, loclal hall. T\\o movie will be - \ I i r r h I i D ly nnd night. ;hown at 8:M p. m., Sntunl.iy nnd Mr Moms Spl\ ik—22 Ad ir — Forcet not your bncksrotind. C ami 8 p. m., Sunday. It stun. .IirOi 10 I T ml Donald O'Connor. And pray ever to God's might. Mr Loul, S nriun>lcii — 21 Tickets nre CO ccnls for uduKs A d i r - M i r t h 18 Be proud of your name, my non, irl on'<k)llir for ntTults All pro M n Ruth Mnmlx—23 Adir— Isncl, :ccJi will pa In 1h" Tilmud Toi ih March 19 And ever help your brothers juildlnc fund Prbi 5 will be a.vordfipiclnl KMIIIIHII: Mr and M n their wonndn to heal. •rl lo jounf ter» <-dlinf; the most iimii'l Ililpnn, ind Mr Goldle ickiM
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The Current E v e n t s Study Group of the National Council of Jewish Women wlU meet 1 p. m Tuesday, March 22 at thchomc ot Mrs. Maurice Pepper, 6202 Call fornia St. . Mrs. Juslln Manvitz will discus* "The C o m m u n i s t Manifesto," Everyone if welcome
Monsky Chapter
tcrnates elected are Mmes. Sam Kah-nan, Stanley Shapiro, Julius Newman, Julln Jacobs, S i d n e y Znehner and Charles Stern.
NsbrosKQ Chuptsr ' The regular meeting of Nebraska C h a p t e r No. 346 of B'naJ B'rlth will bo held at 8:30 p. mThursday, March 24 at B'nnl Abraham Lodge, 4440 S. 25th it. Mrs. Arthur Goldstein will present the "Dolls for Democracy" program. Mrs, M. J. Franklin Is in charge of the program. A socinl hour will fotlow. The meetlnR will be held jointly with Nebraska Lodge No. 1445.
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The board of the D'nni U'rltii1 Henry HoMky Chapter No. 470 Will meet Thursday, March 1M, ni 1 p. m. ot the home of Mrs Geon"1 Spitzer, 5144 Franklin aw. Cohostess for the dessert luncheon Which will precede the mcrtini: are Mmes, Hnrry Kidman. Abe GinsberK and Ilulwn Rnln'-r. Delegates to the Annual Convention at B'nnl K'rlth Women's District Grnnd Lodge Number Six Were recently elected. The convention will be held in Chicago, III., enrly in July. Delegates will be Mmes. Sam Polnck, Knymour Kaplan, Aaron Epstein, H a r r y Friedman and Hnrry Siilmnn. A!
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Mrs. Moses IIali>crln, a member of 1 ' l o n c c r Women's National Hoard, will speak at Annual Don or T)jnner of Pioneer Women of Om.'iha. The dinner will be held lit C:.!0 p. in. Sunday, March 20 In the Jewish Community Center Mrs. Hnlperin visited Israel recently where she attended a special seminar conducted under the auspices of the Jewish Agency She nlso snw first hand the rehabilitation program of the Moetzrt Hnponlot and Tloneer Women In the new state. Pioneer Women the Women's Labor Zionist O r winizntion of America. Is a sister Kroup of Moetzet Hanoalot, the Working Women's Council in Israel. They establish and maintain children's homes, day nurseries, rehabilitation centers for immigrant women and girls and perform other social services In Israel, There win be no solicitation of funds a t the dinner, Mrs. Jacob Feldman, president of the organization, announced. Cantor Ell Kagan of Beth Israel will »lttr vocal selections accompanied at the piano by Mrs Howard Harding. Mrs. Milton Nearenbcrg wll sine the opening sonic. For reservations call Mrs. J. Kaplan. WE 5454 or Mrs. J. Fcldman, RE 093d.
Mr. nnd Mrs. David Manvitz announce the engagement of their daughter Rogcne to Zan P. Faigon, ton J Mr. and Mrs. Loon Falgen of Rock Island, 111. Miss Manvitz attended the University of Oklahoma Jmd is a student at the State University of Iowa In Iowa City, where she will be graduated in June. Sho is a member of Sigma Delta Tau Sorority. Mr. Falgen is a graduate of State University of Iowa and a member of Phi Epsllon Pi Fraternity. He served with the U, S. Kadimah's third annual dessert Army for two years. luncheon will be held at Brandels They plan to mnrry July 3. Store auditorium at 1 p. m., Monday, March 21. Mothers' Club Party Mrs. Moses Halpcrln, a deleThe Sigma Alpha Mu Mothers' gate from Israel,- will speak. Mr. Club will hold their annual no host Eugene will present a coiffure dinner party at 6 p. m., Sunday, style show. A social program will Mnrch 20 In tiie Fontenellc Hotel. follow. Mrs. Melvln Drown Is luncheon All alumnae nre welcome. For reservations call: Mrs. William Al- chnlrmnn with Mrs. R a y m o n d Corey and Mrs. Isndore Falk, as berts, WA 1C)G; Mrs. Milton MurKolln. GL 4GG8, nnd Mrs. Max Ros- co-chnlrmen. Tickets are 75 cents per person en. GL 5149. Mrs. Etta Rosen, housemother, and may be obtained at the door. will be a guest.
Kadimah's Dessert Luncheon Monday
The Omnhn Chapter Hadassah Donrd will meet Monday, March 21 nt the home of Mrs. David Brodkey, 1121 N. 56th St. Dossert luncheon will be served. Co-nostcsses will Ixr Mrs. Hcrmnn Auerbach and Mrs. Henry A. Newman. The board study group on "The History of The Jews" will meet nt 54th St., with Mrs. William Pollack 11 n. m., preceding the meeting. and Mrs. Max Rosen as co-hostHadassah boards will hold des- csscs. „ sert luncheon meetings Thursday. March 24 as follows: \ •* Henrietta Szold, at the home of Pioneer Women Pioneer Women of Omaha will Mrs. Leonard Gould, 120 So. 51st hold their regular luncheon meetSt., with Mrs. Sidney Schwartz as co-hostess. '.•;•.: • . •.. ;.• .; •.-.. ing at 1 p, m., Tuesday, Marcb 22 Chaira Wetanann. a t tbe home In the Jewish Community Center. of Mrs. Lou Lewis, 4309 Popple- All members are asked to attend. ton Ave. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Milton Mint* and Miss Fannie Grodlnnkv. One of the Hadassah Honors Course books will be reviewed by Mrs. Charles Fmlkln. Theodor Herzl. a t the home of RUG & UPHOLSTERY . Mrs. Julius Katzman, 1602 No.
Hadassah Council
The Education Council of Omaha Chapter Hadassah will hold its regular Once Shabat, Saturday, March 19 at the home of Mrs. J. ,T. Friedman, G84 Parkwood Lane. This meeting is for the presidents, chairmen of education, Zionist public relations, American affairs and program committees, Mrs. Paul Vcret is -chapter education chairman.
SpringFashion Show To Be Held at Beth El
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A Spring Fashion Show, Luncheon and Card Party will be held Wednesday, March 23 at 1 p. m. In Beth El Synagogue social hall, sponsored by the sisterhood. A ticket for admission is Included in the Highlight Events Book. Additional tickets may be pur. chased for $1.50. Mrs. Harold Far* bcr will also coach the models 1« addition t9 those previously an* nounccd. Larry Robert Koom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Koom, will be one) of the child models.
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Miss B. Minkin To Wed in April Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. MlnkLi announce the engagement of their daughter Beverly to Dr. Robert Addlson of Glencoe, 111. Ho b the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Addlson .of Chicago, I1L Miss Minkin is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, where she received a Bachelor of Arts Degree. Dr. Addlson attended the University of Utah and received Ut medical degree from Northwestern University, School of Medicine. He it now engaged In the practice of orthopaedic surgery In Chicago. The couple Is planning an April wedding.
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The Veteran's Affairs Commit* tee of B'nai B'rith Henry Monsky Chapter No. 470 and Nebraska Chapter No. 346 have subscribed to two magazines for the Omaha) Veteran's Hospital. The magazines were selected by John Yordy, Chief of Special Services at the hospital. The chapters sponsor monthly parties at the Veteran's Hospital, Committee members serving at the. February and March parties were Mmes. Richard W r i g h t , • * Charles Stem, Phil Kutler, Aaron Epstein and Earl SiegeL Blood" Donations ' Donations of blood provided by the Red Cross for national defcv.se and civilian'use last year totaled almost 3 million. Of these, mow than 1.8 million went for civilian use in more than 3,900 hospitals.
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Tech Coach Will Speak at Father-Son Midget Program Neal Mosser, physical educatio Instructor and . basketball coach at Technical High School, will be guest speaker at the a n n u a Father-San H l d g e t basketba program to be held this Sunda a t ' 2 p m. In the Jewish'Com muniry Center auditorium. The 3.. J. Grecnberg trophy will be awarded to the Most Improved Flflh-jiixth Grader by B u c k s Greenberg. We arc very fortunate to have Mr. Mosser as a guest speaker, Jrv Yaffe, who will serve as mastcr o( ceremonies, stated. Mr. Mosser began his athletic career In a Cambridge, O., high school. He later played at S t Joseph t College in Indiana before becoming a member of University of- Nebraska Comhuskcr's squad in 1918. His Omaha coaching record includes seven years of coachSeal MnHir ing with two Inter-city championshijM, two district titles and participation In three state championshin tilts l-eaijue champions will receive medals and all-star teams will also be honored. Here is \he 1954-53 All-Star Gary Mulnick's name was omitted from the championship Pacific Vouth Council basketball team seFish Mjuarl whose picture appeared lected by the coaches and officials. The voters included Doug Conn. in. last week's Press. Sam Epstein, Dan Epstein, Mark O'Nell and ref Steve Lustgarten. Heading the parade was Stan Widman from A. Z. A. 1. The high scoring senior carried better than 20 points per game .and has It was a tremendous climax to won this honor for the third year • wonderful season as the Gere- In a row. The other two unanimous lick Motor team came from be* selections were Al Corey and John hind to defeat litres Root Beer Goldner. Corey was Rayim'i high 35-2.1 an Roy KaUkee droppedjn scorer and is a repeat from last 11 I>ii,kct3 and one free throw year's squad. John Goldner was the Rayim floor leader. This nifty lor 23 points. The'Hires squad held a 10-8 Junior hit the clutch baskets when his team needed them. The other halftime lead but Roy's height proved the difference. With Joel two selected were Alan Passer-of Davis. Walt Wise and Larry Kohn A. Z. A. 1 and Speedy Zwelback feeding Roy, plus some excellent from A. Z. A. 100. Speedy was rebounding by this nifty seventh given this same honor as a junior grader cinched the jtitte for the last year. Other player* who received one vote were Jerry SiGerplick squad. mons and Ken Fried of A. Z. A. Danny Hollis was the offensive 100 and H o w a r d Goldstein of threat for Hires as he led hi* Rayim. -learn with 14 points. W/> wish, to take this opportunity to thank the two dads who did Jr. B.B. Bowling ttwvoRchlnit for these two tarn* Clark Svrartz, a modest 125 Sheff Katskf-e and Sid HollJs. We average kceler, not only gained uant to give a special vote of personal \lctory with .his 207, 178 thanks to our all-around Coach. games for a league high series of Sam Ban,, who has devoted so 385, but ho palyed quite a part In much of his time to helping trios? helpuii; his "Midwest Water Heatboys. ers" squad capture High Team Fireside Restaurant came froin ~.irno— a GT7; and High Team r behind In the final seconds to nip rles—a 1279, S, Kiekes & Sons 23-22 as Stevs Sharon Frank was hiRh in the Seglln hit a field goal to give his ;irl«' division with games of 128, tenm a terrific comeback win and 56 for an enviable 284 scries, a tic for second place with Hire* Splits were cohwrted by Edie Steve had 12 points to leui liii Slnqer, 3-10 (twice) and Nancy team, while Hilly Horwlch had 10 Richards, 3-10. for the l&scrs. Standings 'fie fifm-shah Kr;id- league had W. L.' their al]-stnr tmur. with (he boys Meadow Gold Dairy . . . 37 11 1 FJrodde Restaurant . . . 2!) 19 from Pacific Fish and R'<-hm. Gordman tackling I-Go Van and Nebr. Fur. Mart 27 . 21 Cowtoys. It was a thriller all the Omaha Jobbing 28 32 way with Mike Sadofsky starring Midwest Water Heater* 24 24 as tlw> hero H» hit a field goal PlaylandPark , 2 4 24 with ,lhrpc seconds fo nlay to h»lp Wolfson Gerbcr Auto .» 24 ' •'24 earn his team »n 18-1G win- MJ'ra Morris Paint 21*4 2654 Sadofsky and Steve Gould led the Mnypcrs 21 % 20 H winners with e)Rht point* ivhile WoUstm Sales Co 20 28 Dirk Zachsria had ebht for the Roberts Dairy 19 29 losers. O. P. Skapi»s 19 29, Final Standings Gerelick 8 4 Meetings Cancelled The meetings of Club Tar Yag Hfnps 7 5 Fireside 7 !> md the Camera Club scheduled for S. Riekes & Sons 2 10 Sund'iy have been canceled due to lie P-TA Theatre Pirty. "Fran:ls Goei to West Point" will bo Y. C. A LEAGUE ihown Siturflij ni';ht, March 19 In the final Youth Council same Of the season AZA 100 beat their it 8 30 p in iiii'l Sunday. March chief rivals AZA ] . 54-42, at Ken- !0 at 0 p in and 8 p m. ny Fried and Bob Epstein pumped in 14j)oints. It's their firt.1 win over the Mothrr rh niter t»nm in two jo.'.rs S t i r Wi'im.in ltd the rbi;!'. JA 13r^ (o lincri youx Wast Ac AZA 1 |i\im with 22 poln'.s. 77ie JfWKfi t'Ttta. Currfnt rfttr Ir ztl CfntJi lot riMi tout' Rajim A. lc.ir;ii:> chimpi closed jn. -Tlir I'rtta ttKtntM the rl«hl lo llml' cut their moi' Mic.r..sfu] j . ' i ^ n it ol rucli alvrrliM-rarot. by SH.impl>i<; thflr IJ team S5-31. BAH und I3as Mitivnh congratu Al Corey am' Larry Lincoln with la t Ions al.ro for nil Jewish hoU21 nnd 16 points r 'p'rlivc'v. lr-1 dav> and special occasions the winner's att.ic)t wli.l" Chuck .lever* News Stand. 1502 Dodge Rautz Inn 13 for tli" l o f r s rir.:il Standings Xl'i ilU.NO.D pi.ictiC'il nursing W. 1.. undi r finj'jic. m's direction at Ravln^A 13 ? your h'-nTir for li^driddon or contiiktcent piti'nti. Day or nignl AZA1A 10 5 AZA JCO . . . ; 5 in duly. Mrs IloHy H.rsch, C42 N. 47th St. 'C-tll CL -11.38.
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Y. C. Doings In tut. Uoi.J Sii't*. lin 1 w ^ i k t ml at CViiti'iiI Hi:;h, m a n y of the Vimth «'oum i l i r will I"it f m t h tlieir t i i r ' n ( s <* > ^ o r i h - t j , niur sjc ur tiiru'i'i^ .tu I .irtur^ A skit u i t i l l i ' d •(;lrl^, r.irh, G u l s , " will include J.»>re C" in.ir,
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Those in the choir are: Jerry Simon, Stan Widman, Jerry Ferer, Ellefi Greenberg, Silvia Greene, Sara Pepper, Rocky Cohn, Gene Duboff, Jerry Kohll, Jerry Marer, Bob Meyer, Brad Nichols, Shel Rips, Phil Schrager, Fred Simon, Mike' Solzman, Jerry Zclgmsn, Dick Einstein, MUt Moskovltz, Murray Rose, George Blelac, Steve Simon, Nancy Barron and Thoresc Kahn. The music-makers arc: Jerry Gordman, Larry Kahn, Ken Freed, Jerry Rosen, Marty Sophir, Sally MarkoWtz, Jamie Shapiro, Bob
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