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Repi -UOKOCCAN l'BIN< Casablnnca (JTA) —Pleas for unity and understanding Iwtween Jews and Moslems in Morocco were voiced at Itabat, capital of Morocco, at a meeting Sunday called by a group of Jewish and Moselm students. The meeting was attended by more than 1,000 persons and was presided over by Prince Moulay-..HttKsan, son of Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef. Among the j^iests was Dr. I^eon Bcn-Zaquen, Jewish leader who was recently appointed Minister of Posts and Telegraph in the firet all-Moroccan Cabinet.
rcseiilatlves, one for each addiWashington (JTA)—President Eisenhower has pledged /• tional 100 members, or major fracthat the United States will "spare no effort'1 in seeking n just tion thereof. .solution to the dispute between Israel and the Arab states. In. "Through the Board of Goverhi.s Htate of the Union message to Congress, the President also nors," Mr. Marcr continued, "all expressed lite hopp that tlie disputants would make "tlie necesJewish groups In the community sary contributions" for peifce. The President's message cum* interested in preserving Jewish -4at a .time when Israel was presscommunal life, are participating in Ing her'efforts to get U.S. action the affairs of tho Federation. In on her arms bid, while a controthis manner, the Board of Goverversy over the shipment of British nors represents a true cross secarms to Egypt directly and through tion of the entire Jewish commuNew York (JTA)—Major Jew- surplus dealers via Belgium nity." brought gorth a storm of criticism' ish organizations and local JewOrganizations arc requested i o in the British press against the ish Community Councils affiliated The prince, addressing the meetelect immediately their reprccontwith the National Community Ile- government of Sir Anthony Kdeh.' ing said that the attachment of Mr. Klsenhower said, "In the utlve.1 to the 193G Board of Ciov- the Jews for Israel Is us natural latlonn Advisory Council telegraphed President Klsenhower itH that of the Moslems for the commending him for drawing the Near East we shall spuro no ef~ cinoi f. fort In seeking to promote .a fair Arab states. l i e Insisted, how- attention of Congress to the urAid Expansion , ever, that this was no reason far gent need for revision of the im-solution of the tragic dispute be1 tween the Arab states and Israel, Jerusalem (JTA) '-- Increased Time Running Out division among the Jews anrf Mos- migration lawn. all of whom we want as our Israel contributions to the United lems in Morocco1 and urged the "We trust that your detailed friends. . The United States is Nation* technical assistance pro- In Middle East promotion of "brotherly unity" gram and an expansion of the UN for the good of Morocco ami urged recommendations will be submit- rendy to do its part to assure ented to Congress promptly and that during peace In that area. We. tMlstance program in Israel was New York (WNS)--"I£ the uul- the promotion of "brotherly unity" announced hero by Dr. Hart iiiicc of utrength, betxveen Israel for the good of Morocco behind the they will Include provisions to hope that both sides will make, Shanf, resident representatives of and the Arab States" in not pre-Sultan, "who has never created eliminate entirely tho invidious the- contributions necessary t<! national origins quota system as achieve that purpose." the UN Technical Assistance Buserved by firm American action differences between his subjects." well an other discriminatory, rereau. Mr. Klscnhower added that on( "the extremists in tho Arab States, Other student speakers urged the strictive and unnecessarily harsh ' For 1936, he said. 42 experts emboldened by their arms su- Jews not to quit Morocco, but to and rigid sections of the present of the "major gauu for the s5'K , tern of collective security" waf. remain and nartlcionf* in "n;ifrom abroad will visit Israel to periority, may bo Induced to nllaw* including tho3e which perUsUt in mnny fields and with a tempt to attack and destroy Israel, tlonul tn.^ltK." tain to deportation. We urge you "the formation in the Middle Kogi, .variety of programs, while 41 Is- und, a« u consequence of frustrato exert the full influence of your of the Baghdad Pact among Turraeli fellows will co abroad to aid tion, alarm and ; despair, a frame office in behalf of the adoption, key, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and tin ather countries. This contrasts of mind might develop among some ISUAKL.GBKW.H SUDAN early in this session of Congress, United Kingdom." Commentini on the continuing conflict betwee*. with 32 experts coming hero lnr.t in Israel toward fighting it out Jerusalem (JTA)--Israel'K For- of the amendments necessary to year and 39 Israelis going abrond. before the Arabs have established eign Minister Moshe Shurctt hiiK bring American immigration and communism and freedom, the The program for 19.T6 will cost absolute and formidable superior- cabled hln government's felicita- citizenship policies into harmony President said that "in the Middle some $-101,000. ho nuld. &fi com-ity. Dr. Nnhum Goldmunn, chair- tion to the newly-Independent state with the domestic needs and the Knst recent Soviet moves arc hard ' pared to the IJ2KC.0OO spent lust man of the Jewish Agency, de- of Sudan, it was announced here. foreign policy of our country," the ly compatible with the reduction of international tension." message concluded. year. elared here at u preun conference! From Cairo it won reported that • The program it. llniinccd by vol- where he stressed "with utmost Premier Umail el Afchnri of Sudan Karlicr, Henry A. Byroadc, Unitr imtury contrlbution.1 from partici- certainty that no responsible lead; indicated that his pewly independ- HONO (iOAL'SKT cd States Ambassador to Egypt, pating countries, 22 of whom in- er in Israel, and no one in the Govarrived here from Cain) to report) ' New'York-(WNS)---A goal of ercDsed their pledgea th!.i year will ernment of Israel, entertain,; the ent nation will Boon join the Arab $73,000,000 in Israel bond sales in to Secretary of State" John FosLeague alignment •ncainr.t Israel increase its contribution by 80 per- alternative of a preventive war 195fi was adopted here by tlie ter Dulles ami to President Kisen-: cent thin year, the lurgcst per- which could only leud to catuK- He said that he and his ministers board of governors of the Israel hower on Middle-East problems have agreed that Sudan, uh Arab centage increnre of any parlld- trophe for oil,"". state, must join the I*a|nte nnd Bond Organization at a meeting connected with the forthcominc. nating country. talks between the President and Declaring that the recent nnli- will do co un toon-fiB the chief of at the Savoy-Plaza Hotel attend- British Prime Minister Sir Aned by more than 150 American Isrncl blunt by Mikita Khrushchev the new state is elected.* thony Eden. ' Jewish leaders. <SUT KOK ADKNAlfKK mudc it clear thnt the Soviet UnThe ruler of Bahrein was reportChaired by Dr. Abba Hillcl SilState Department sources ' In " Bonn (ITA)—Two nndfiil sil- ion Is aligned with the Arab ed here aa having Issued a decree ver, the meeting.was uddressed by dicated that Mr; Byroade'a report ver coins—one from tlie time of states. Dr. Goldmann cautioned prohibiting his subjects from trad- Israeli Ambassador Abba ICban, will figure In policy decisions to be llur ICochba and the other a pllvcr that if the West foils to cheek the ing with Israel. He took thlK Ktcp wha asserted that the Imbalance taken here on Middle' East Issues, Shekel dating to the Unit uprising explosive situation in the Middle In connection with Arab League of strength created by the Arabprobably Including Israel's bid foragainst the Homnns—were pre- Ka*t flowing from l t d arming of endeavors to prevent oil from CommunlHt arms deal was more American arms. It was. learned s e n t e d here to Clmnccllor Kpnrail the Arab states - the Mrael-Aml> Bahrein from reaching tin* Haifa likely "to ' produce a danger of that Mr. Byroade has urged the> Adenauer on behalf of Dr. Nahum conflict might erupt Into war. He refinery. wur than a prospect of peace" and Stute Department to reject Israel's Goldmann In his capacity OH chair- described Hritain'ii position n« that peace in the Middle East request for arms, maintaining that man of the Conference on Jcwlr.h "clearly unfriendly to IsrHel" and "will not grow out of a grotes- U.S. action favorable to Israel Material Claims Against Ocrmiiny. that of the U.S.. while considcrquely distorted imbalance of arms would leflBcn Middle ISast peace Soviet Jews The presentation wns made fill1; ubly nnd patently 'friendlier, us such as that now being created to prospects and worsen American vveek-end In honor of Dr. AnY-liicltinrr in policy while time Is run- New York (JTA)--At Iern4 one Israel's disadvantage." relations with Egypt. ning short. .~ • oaure'8 80th blrtlidny. million Jews in the Soviet Union arc still nostalgic about things Jewish, but have no way to satisfy their yearning for Jewishncss. Chalm Kh'urer, editor-in-chief of "Davar," influential Israeli duily neMsp.iper. reported hero at a rceeption tendered in his: honor •ly Miiry Arbltraan IVIImun tointly by the Jewish Writers UnWorld-renown CiJutor Motiv ion und the Jewish PKN Club. Kusevltsky whoso I voice • has About fifty, In fact exactly 53 Mi: Shiircr. >vho spent several years ago, there came to Omaha a "thrilled millions" will appear jus weeks visiting various cities in the young doctor of 28. This man, an ?uest artist at Beth Israel's Fourth USSR, urged American Jewry, ordained rabbi at eighteen from Annual Citation Dinner to In? held "not to forget the Jews in the So- the Seminary of Tclz in Lithuania, at 6 p. m., Sunday, March 18. viet Union" and to do everything had arrived In the United States in Cantor Kusevltsky who wai possible to strengthen their Jew- October of .1893 and decided he liuded by a Chicago Dally Tribune ish fwllncs. He also appealed to wanted to serve man as a phycritic as "the cantor whom opera American Jewry to give maximum sician as he had ministered to could kidnap with profit" has. reaid to Israel in her present critical man's soul as a rabbi. And so with cently returned from a successful situation in which the Arab coun- Jobs by day and Jobs by night, he concert tour in Israel ;md South tries are being supported by the managed to make his way through Africa. Soviet Union both morally anil medical school and received his M. After his first South African with military equipment. D. degree (n 1902. The next year recital, this cantor evoked the folhe came to Omaha. lowing press comments: "After Program Escapes ijie first glorious notes filled the At the same time this young hall, Kuscvitfiky stood there alone, doctor came to Omaha, there were Sunday Radio Mm complete master of. Ills repualso arriving in hordes many Jewtation — nnd its confirmation —• * Dr. Wlliinm G. Rraude. of ish families escaping the pogroms that beautiful rich, pure, tenor Temple Beth JSI, Providence, of Russia. Many of the women voice, ringing from mellow sweetIt, I., will discuss "Congrega- had never known a real family nps'i to-intense dramatic power, tion or Audience" on the Mes- doctor and certainly in the field Mowing with case was yet Mirring sage of Israel series heard over of obstetrics, many of them had Dr.. Philip Slier und overwhelming." KBON from 12:05 to 12:30 never had more attention than Maurice Kntzman, general urCantor KiiM«vltsl(y p. m. that given by a mid-wife. arrive and in many families it C M raiiKftncntji chairman, pointed out The friendships began between tho pleasant, witty, young doctor that although Beth Israel's social hearing the caiitor. Mr. Katznian . The Eternal Light program tho doctor and the immigrant fam- who spanked the first breath of hall is the lfirfcosl in this part of urged that reservations l>e made will be broadcast over KFAB ilies. The families grew and thelife into them. *ho country, the facillMes will nt the very, earliest opportunity from 11:30 n: m.- to 12 noon. . doctor was father confessor,' saint This same doctor, Philip I. Sher [iiiiiinhly nut h<* nmiile to nccoln- by-ciilting the Both Israel office, (Conllniii'd on Prtge 2,.i nnd bencf.'ietor. Babies started to (Oinllnund .mi Piige 2.1 , .ii'wlnl" nil . tliwr • intiirfsicKl in , A call was issued by Jacli W. Marer, president of the Federation (or Jewish Service to nil local organizations affiliated with, the Federation, to elect their representatives to tho 190G Board of <3overnors of the Federation. ' "The Board of Governors of the Federation," Mr. Marcr slated, "consists of rcpreaentatjvc;i of every adult Jewish organization in tho community. Each organisation Is entitled to at least one representative on the Hoard of *>ovornor», nnd to additional icp-
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Immigration Law Revision Asked
Hadassah to Honor Dr. Sher For Service fo Community
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With the folks At Home News and happmlng* lit Th Dr. Philip Sher Jewish IIum« tut tlic Aged by David Orkow. January G: Jake Sadof^ky donated two cases of wine in mem cry of his parents, Baila and Is< rael Sadofsky. January 7: Mr. and Mrs. A. B Gendler cave a special Klddush in honor of the birth of their grandson. Mrs. Sara Gendler, paternal great-grandmother is o resident of our home. January 8: The Bilcur Cliollm Society gave a gala birthday party to honor those of our residents who had birthdays in November, December and January. Our Folks and their guests enjoyed a full length movie. The special holiday refreshments were served by the following members o£ The Bikur Cholim Society: Mosdamcs E. Abramson, William Alberts, A. Bernstein, M. G. Cohen, William Epstein, Mnllic Franklin, J. Goodbinder, J. Kalman, Max Knplnn, M. Katz, L. Pinkowitz, C. S. Ross. Smith. Jake Wine, Allen Zalkln and J. Zorinksy. Gift3 were given to each of the birthday partic! pants. January 10. Rabbi Benjamin Groner of Beth Israel Synanocue visited tho Folks today and discussed the "Mishnais," today's subject being "First and Second Fiddle." Yahrzelt In Shcvat: Special Memorial Services will be held in The Home Synagogue, 4801 No. 52nd «t. for the following: Shevat 2-Jan. 15—Babetta Er-
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Religious News •1:57 p. m.,
Beth Israel Rabbi Benjamin Groner. Cantor Eli Kagan. fleth Ismcl Choir and Intermediate A Class will conduct late Friday evening services at 8 p. m. Traditional Friday evening services (Kabbolas Shabbos) begin at 5 p. m. Sabbath morning services begin at 8:30 u. m. Junior Convocation at 10 o. m. Sahbath Minch.i at 5 p. m. followed by Slioleshe S'eudos and Maoriv. Dally morning eerviccs nt 7 a. m.; afternoon services at 5:10 p. m. Sunday morning services begin lit 8:45 a. m. followed by breakfast and Rabbi's class In Bible. Sunday morning Junior Minyan, followed by breakfast, starts at 8:30 a. m. The Talmud Discussion group meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m. at BHH Synagogue, 19th and Burt
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Worship services will be hold at 8 p. m. this evening. Rnbbi Sidney Jl. Brooks will preach on Two Sides to Privilege." The Eptcin-ftforfT.in Post No. 2G0, Jewish War Veterans of America will attend the.services and will sponsor the Once "Shabbat for the congregation. mann. Saturday morning services will Shevat 2, Jan. 15 — Miriam bo at 11:30 o'clock for adults and Weissmon Donzis. members of the relijjious school. Shevat 7, Jan. 20 — Abraham Classman. Shevat 10, Jan. 23—Mrs. Her- Beth El man Nichols. Services Friday at Beth El SyShevat 10, Jan. 23—Bessie Marnagogue will begin at 8:15 p. m. golin. Rabbi Mycr S. Kripke will conShevat 11, Jan. 24—Jake Zeldenclude his series of lectures on "A bcrg. Shevat 14, Jan. 27 — M e y e r Jew Looks at Christianity." Cantor Aaron L Edgar and the Beth Brooks tcin. Shevat 2L Febr. 3—David Sle- El Synagogue Choir will render the musical portions of the service. gcL Sabbath morning cervices will Shevat 26, Febr. 8—Fannie be at 8:30 o'clock. Junior CongreAdelschtcln. gation services arc at 10:45 a. m. Mincha-Maariv services are at 5 p. m. Sunday services ore at 9 a. m. Daily services ore nt 7 a. m. and Mrs. Rubin Shapiro 7 p. m. Services were held yesterday for Mrs. Rubin Shapiro with Interment at Fisher Farm Cemetery. Mrs. Shapiro, 51, a resident of (Continued from Rage 1) Omaha for 45 years, d&d sudden- RE 6288. ly at a local hospital, Jan. 11. Assisting Mr. Kntznmn are: She Is survived by her husband. Rabbi ML M. Pollakoff and Mrs. Rubin; four brothers, William, ilarry Sidman, in charge of sponHymie, Harry and Sam Epstein all sors and' patrons; Dan Gordman, of Omaha: and two sisters, Mrs. souvenir Journal chairman; Henry Sam Nepomnick and Mrs. Albert Appel, format chairman; Mrs. Sam Garrop and Mrs. Jack Joseph, coSlavsky. both of this city. chairmen of Jewel committee; Mrs. Isadora Elcwitz ond Mrs. KOSHER FOOD New York (JTA)—Three Cath- Sidney Goldberg, co-chairmen of olic hospitals in this city have in- banquet committee, and Max augurated a kosher food service Greenfield and Harry Lewis, in to patients requiring such service. charge of table arrangements. it. was announced here. The re- Also assisting arc Gene Braun, quest for such service, being given Art Gould, Sam Hahn and Paul these patients "as a matter of re- Shyken. ligious courtesy," had been made ""on behalf of tho New York Board of Rabbis by Rabbi Jeremiah J. Hiller Gift to Center Berman. In conjunction with the observ'At the hospitals—St. Vincent, ance of his 75th birthday held reS t Clare and S t Joseph — the cently, Louis Hiller has made conkosher food is provided by ca- tributions to various (social servterers who deep-freeze the food ice agencies in Omaha. Included first, wrap it in aluminum foil, In this group Is the Jewish Comend enclose in tho package n knife, munity Center of which Mr. Hillfork and spoon. At the hospitals, er has been a member and supthe food is heated In special kosher-diet kitchens before It Is served porter since itis inception. to the Jewish patients.
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Hordassas to Fete
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Members Plan B&P Fun-Fest
Our Community Loses A Leader
MemlxTs nl tho Ilusinon:j and Professional Hadassith ore completing their plans for their Annal Card Parly and Bazaar to be held at the Blackstone Hotel, Junmiry 25, nt 8 p. m. Mrs. Curl I.a man, president, :ind nil the past pro!;i(lent>; of the organization will serve ns hu::lei;$e:j. Mrs. C!i:irl<T3 Ko;;5:. fuml-nii.s chairman .say;;, "we anticipate a wonderful :i I tendance from the ale of ticket-'i." The many fine hand-mnde articles will be displayed under tho .supervision of Misses Dorothy Roscnthal, Ix;e eenbeijr, A h t i v a Gershador, Mollye Werner ami Flo Urookstein Those In charge of ticket sales arc Cantor Ell Kngnn Misses Evely Levy, Roselle Handler, Julia Zukcr, Ida Spring, and Mesdames Lil Bernstein, Lska Rothholz, Beverly Bernstein, nnd Phil Schwartz. Decorations, using 'Ye Old Fashioned Bargain Day;;" A new program featuring reas their theme will be arranged by ligious and folk songs was in"T" Frank, assisted by Fan Sher itiated at the Dr. Philip Slier Jew mnn, Julia Jacobs, Sally Meyers, Ish Home for hte Aged, Arthur A Jean Kaplan, Mildred Levy nnd Colin, chairman of the home comMarian Yawilz. Eve L. Konccky mittee, announced. Cantor Ell Kagan of Deth Israel is the publicity director for the affair. A door prize will be of- Synagogue opened the new scries Thursday, Jan. 5, with, cantorlal fered. Tho recipient dots not have selections and folk songs. to be present to win. All friends and members arc urged to attend this annual gala event
Musical Program Initiated at Home
Hadassah to Sell Theater Tickets
Omoba Chapter Hnd-ussah has JWV Plans Talent adopted a theater ticket project to the choicest seats for outitand Program for Youth sell Inu concerts and Broadway ehows The JWV plan for a Youth Talent Center, a program to develop talent or an Interest In talent among teenagers In the community, was formulated by Commander Sherman Llpstein as a project for Jewish War Veterans and lu Auxiliary. Tho plan as approved by tho Post was presented to the Omaha Youth Commission at its December 23 meeting by Abe Miller, Post representative, on ,the Youth Commission, The Omaha Youth Commission endorsed the program as outlined. C o m m a n d e r ' Upstein stated "that the JWV plan for a Youth Talent Center will fill a definite need In the community and will be a big step towards curbing Juvenile delinquency In the community." All Post members, their wives and friends are invited to Attend JWV Friday night services (tonight) at Temple Israel. All Korean veterans arc reminded that the first year's membership In Jewish War Veterans is ree. Send your name to Marvin Kaplan, Jr. vice comander, 5117 Woomlworth Av.
Center Receives Book Gift From Mrs. Handler An old Hebrew book entitled 'Tlowers and Views of the Holy Land"! was presented recently as a gift to the Jewish Community Center by Mrs. Ben Handler, a Center staff member. ! ;; Mrs. Handler said the book was acquired in about 1910 from a collector for Israel yeshivahs who gave the book to her late husband in return for a contribution. The book cover is of Israeli wood embossed with a mosaic design. The contents contain beautiful pressed flowers which are native to the Holy Land end colorful illustrations of the Bibical spots where they are found.
Mizracfii Men Name Committee Chairmen Committee appointments liave been announced for the Mizrachi Men's group. Rabbi Benjamin Groner was named to the executive committee; Eli Blttncr, Zionist Council; William Weiner, membership and Moos Chltim; Joe Adler, Jewish National Fund; M. Katzman, Bar Ilan University; N. Levinson, program and Rabbi M. M. Foliakoff, Federation Board of Governors, Chairmen of the bond committee and representatives to the Shekel Jward will be announced a t the next meeting.
to be shown In the Music Hall of the City Auditorium. The first Broadway show 'Tea and Sympathy" will be presented under the banner of Dick Walters Attractions February 11 and 15. Deadline for tickets is January 30. Make checks payable to Hadassah for <ive dollars per ticket and enclose a self addressed envelope. Checks should be sent in caro of Mrs. Irving Herzog.
Famous Cantor (Continued from Page 1) by name, now 81 years old, will be honored for the many years of dedicated and devoted service to his community by the Omaha chapter of Hadajsah Wednesday, Jon. 25, nt a luncheon meeting at the Jewish Community Center. He will be awarded the Hndassah Service Award for his cnrichlnn contributions, for tho humanitarian efforts he has made for all people. His name will be iaicribed In the "Book of Builders" of the Hadassah Medical Center which la the Hadassah January project. But more than the honors Rnd the recognition will be the fact that this will also bo a Eatherinfl of "Dr. Philip Sher Babies" and a Ime for them to register In the "Shcr Baby Book.'' To so through the list of names is to bring to mind the families who came to Omaha in the early IDOO's1 — the Alperins, Brodkcys, Illckcs , Zvyelbacks, Feltoians., Span, Adlers, Bcrcovici's, Kateunans, and many more. "Sher BaWt»" As representative of all these Tamllies, Dr. Abe C. Fcllman, a "Sher Baby," will present the awards at the meeting. He will bring to mind the accomplishments of a doctor who was an educator. In tho field of Jewish and public schools, a dreamer and a builder of the Omaha Jewish Community Center, the Jewish Home for the Aged which bears his name, the founder of the Omaha Zionist District, the Jewish Free Loan and a tireless worker in social welfare with . particular emphasis on the Juvenile court of Omaha. Abo featured on the Hadassah program January 25 will' be a "Pcrson-to-Pcrson" interview between Dr. Lewis Yager, chief clinical psychologist at the Veteran's Hospital, and Dr. and Mrs. Simon Schiehor, Israelis who arc now residing in Omaha. Both Dr. and Mrs. Schiehor have had t h e i r training and service In the Hadastah hospitals in Israel, Anyone in the community knowIng the names of "Dc Sher Babies" is asked to contact Mrs. Morris Fellman, WA'7237. '
We mourn the passing of a leader in our community, Paul Veret, Federation executive director, told members nmi friends of Blkur Cholim Society at a Memorial Service honoring the memory at the late Mrs. Lewis Neveli-ir. Tho service w*is helrl Mondtiy in tho Jewish Community Center auditorium. The community lias lost a ri'al and inspiring friend who sustained and supported Federation tocjal pervicc activities, he added, for she was a messenger of hope nnd cheer. In the latter part of the depression yeans, Air. Veret recalled, when medical and hospital costs were greatly increased due to sickness, Mrs. Ncvelcff with a clieerful nnd hopeful countenance on behalf of Hlkur Cholim undertook and raised the necessary funds, _.to meet this problem. This tribute to Sophia Nevcleff is also the Btory of how one worn* on was concerned with the proper care for the sick and need, Mr. Veret pointed out, and she initiated n program of supplying kosher meals to convalescent llo!.pital patients. Mrs. Ncvcleff's concern for humanity led her to visit state prisons nnd mental institutions for every hurnnn being wa3 dear and near to her, Mr. Veret stated. She sublimated herself to the welfare of others in cplto of her own health problems In her later years, ho added. In summing up, the director Bald: 'Life to Mrs. Ncvcleff was a splendid torch and she wanted to mnke it burn os brightly ns possible. Sho lived In deeds, thoughts nnd 'eelings and counted time by heart throbs." Mrs. Joke Wine, Bikur Cholim president, Introduced Mr. Veret. Mesdamcn Jacob Goodbinder and Harry Lippett lit the memorial candles. Mrs. Louis Slporin led the reading of the twenty-third Psalm. "" Mrs. Charles Ross, fjroup treasurer, presented Mr. Vcrct with a check for ?5O0 In Mrs. Ncvclrffs memory to be used in payment of the home elevator. Cantor Eli Kagan chanted a memorial hymn and Rabbi Benjamin Groner read a resolution by the Federation honoring the memory of Mrs. Nevcleff. The rabbi concluded with a Kaddlsh prayer.
Needlework Guild Contributions The following have contributed :o the Needlework Guild since tho lanrllst appeared: Mmcs. Milton Abrahams, Joo Adler, David Becker, David Blcich•, Mclvin Bums, Isadora Blumkin, Louis Conor, Ben Chalt, Max E.i;Cohn, AUftfl Frank. Morris Fried, Louis Friedman, Yale GlnsbuHr, Yale Gk>t£dlner, Nathan 3, Horwich, Mayriard M. Grcenbere, SWrton A- lyes, pll Kagan, Stanley ' Kntelman, Oscar Katleman, Julius Katzman, Phil Katzmnn, Louij Kcndis, Herman Kully, Moore Lasher and Max Lashlniky. Mmes. Joseph Llpscy, Harry Loetycnstcln, Irving Halashock, Arthur Mcyercon, Hymle Milder, Charles Nathan, Harold Novak, Max A. Ontman. S. Orloff, Harry Prlesman, Joe Raznlck, John Rosenblatt, Joke Jloscnbloom, Leo Rosenthal, Charles S. ROSJ, Samuel G. Saltrmon, Leon Schmidnian, I r v i n g Schnelderman, Meyer Schulman, Nathan Seglln, Harry Shukert, Jacob Shukcrt, Ben D. Silver, Oscar Sutin and Oscar Taub. Mmes. Adolph TVost, Abo V, Venger, Max A. WaEscrman, Ai* hur Weltz, Joe White ond Allen Wohlncr. Misses Edna Cohn and Rend Irosj,
Recuperating Reuben Brown of Council Bluff* reported in satisfactory condition at the Jennie Edmundeon Hospital in Council Bluffs. He was stricken with a'severe heart, at-' tack January 2.
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Organizations IIAUASSAH COUNCIL Members of the Omaha Chapter Hadussah Educational Council will meet for on "Onof.; Shi-bat Meeting" at 1 p. m., Saturday, Jan. 4 nt the homo of Mrs. Max Greenbcrij, 214 South 42nd st. Co-hwt<'s will be Mrs. David It. Cohen. ]>e;wrt find colf-.'t' will bo sfi'Vf-tl
Mr*. Burton Robinson
Robinsons to Their Home Here '
' Planning to arrive In Omaha this weekend where they will make their home are Mr. and Mrs. Burton Lee Robinson who were married January 1 In Nognlcs, Ariz. They spent their honeymoon ot JLas Vegas, Nev., and Uie Grand Canyon. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Capln of Nofialcs and tho bridegroom li the son of Mrs. Ida Robinson of Omaha and Arthur Robinson of Knn•as City, Mo. The ceremony was performed In the Colonial House by Rnbbl Albert T. Bilgray of Temple Emanu-El of Tucson, Ariz., assisted by Cantor Herman Novlck. Tho bride wore a Gaston Mallet gown of alencon lace and silk taffeta with a cathedral train. Her circular fingertip veil of french Silk tulle fell from a crown of ftlencon lace trimmed with seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white orchids, stcpanotls nnd lilies Of the valley. Mrs. Hyraan Wclner, sister of the groom, was matron-of-honor «nd Mrs. Richard Capln and Miss LlniJa Capln, both of No-gales, were bridesmaids. Best.man was Richard Capln. Ushers were Mr. Wciner and Laurence Fogcl, Santa Barbara, Calif,, formerly of Omaha. Friends and relatives attcndlnc Included: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Telpncr of Council Bluffs; Mr. and Mrs. Invin Hauls, Mrs. E. Bramberg, Stuart and Adrlcnne Robinson, Dan Grconson, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Yousem and Mrs. Harry Heltcr, nil of Los Angeles, and "Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fogel of Santa Barbara.
Child Rescue Fete By Pioneer Women Goldlo Sosoff,,chairman pt the Midwest region of Pioneer Women, will be cue^t. speaker at the Child Rescu6 Fund Dinner of the Omaha Chapter of. Pioneer VVom«n to be given at 6:30 p. m., Sunday, Jan. 13 In the Jewish Community Center. She Is also a. past president of the Milwaukee Council of Pioneer Women and chairman of the women's division of th'e Milwaukee Committee for State of Israel Bonds. The program will include n selection of Israeli Bongs by Mrs. Milton Ncrcnbcrg and the showIng of an Israeli film. Mrs. Jacob Kaplan Is chairman of the affair. For reservations call Mm. J. Fcldman, RE 0938 or Mrs. J. Kaplan, WE 5454. Members of the committee arc itesdames J. Fcldman, Sam Novak, Sam Rlfkln, Leonard Pinkovitz, Ann Martin, Sarah pkun, Milton Ncrenberg, J. Kaplan, Sam Guss, Sam Rlchman, Max Lsvlno, Frank Rubinstein and Abe Cohon. Reservations are $150 per person. Dr. Daniel A. ManelH, head. Peorla Stato Hospital: "About onefourth of nil patients admitted to mental hospitals in Illinois arc alcoholics." , . .
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recovery of Louis Gitlln and In honor of the recovery of Harry Paskowitz. The chapter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jake Mcndulson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sc-kar, in memory i)f Libby Fuler; Mrs. E. Weiiiberg of California, in memory of Esther Susie Ball; Mrs. Ituth Ackenmm, In memory <n" her daughter. Sara Bobble Ackorman; the Chapter, Mr.' and Mrs. Jake Mcndelson, Mrs. Hose Freldi;n, Mrs. Mary Zulk, Mrs. Dave lilurnonthal, Mrs. B. M. Brown, Mrs. Sol Nogg, in memory of Sophie Nevelcff; the Chapter. Mmcs. Ben Handler, Sol Nogg, touts Paperny, H. Rosenstcln, B. Grossman, J. Goodbinucr. Clara Trctlak, II. Franklin. Miss Kalah Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. Franklin, In memory of School Freed; the Chapter, Mrs. M. Roscnsteln, Mrs. II. Franklin, Miss Kalah Franklin, in memory of Joe Morgan. .
IIADANHAH HOAKD3 Tile Hoard of tho Omaha Chapter HatlaSKih will meet at noon Monday, Jan. 10, tit the homo of Mrs. A. D. Frank, 120 South 51th st. Mines. Morris Stalmnclcr and Morton Richards will be co-hostesses. Mrs. Morris Fcllmnn, program chairman, will i«v.»ent her plans for a very unusual program about Hadasgah Medical Center to be given at the January 25 chapter meeting. The Hadassah Group Boards will meet at 12:30 p. m., Tliurs day, Jan. 19, nt the following homof;: Ilcr/.l Group, home of Mrs. Leon J1VV AUXILIARY Fcllmnn, 301 S. 53rd st. Co-hostThe regular meeting of the Epess will be Mrs. David R. Cohon. stein-Morgan Ladles Auxiliary No. Szolr] Group—home of Mrs. Jo- 2G0, Jewish War Veterans will bo seph Soshnlck, 308 S. 52nd St., with Mmca. Harry Mulnlclt and Max Grossman, co-hostesses. Wcltzman Group—home of Mrs. Sam Ban, 5012 Leavenworth st, co-hostesses, Mmcs. Max Blttncr and Phil Katzman. COUNCIL WOMEN Omaha Section, National Council of Jewish Women will discuss the Public Library's "Freedom to Read" campaign at their luncheon meeting to be held at 1 p. m., Tuesday, Jan. 17 In the Jewish Community Center. Mrs. Charles Schneider, education director, will lead the discussion. "The Sound of a Stone," a color motion picture will be shown. Mrs. George Spltzcr, luncheon chairman, has appointed Mrs. Phil Katzman and Mrs. William Raduzlncr to be in charge of luncheon arrangements. Their committee Is made up of Mcsdames C Krasne, Wnjt Jacoteon and D. Katzman. The council will have a display on' the "Freedom to Read" theme at the main library this month. MIZRACIU WOMEN Omaha Chapter of Mlrrachl Women will hold a dessert lunchcon at one o'clock preceding the regular meeting Wednesday, Jnn. 18 at tho Jewish Community Center. Fruits will be served honorIng Hamlsha Asar b'Shebat which occurs this month. Following the two o'clock business meeting a short talk on Tu b'Shebat will be given. An Israeli movie, "And They Met In GallIce," will be Bhown for the first time in Omaha, Baby sitter service will be provided. At the December meeting, the Chanukah Iatkc party was held as a memorial to the late Mrs. Ida Sherman who Initiated these parties for the benefit of the children in Mizrachi Women's projects. Mrs. Matthew: Pollakoff spoke of the work done by Mrs. Sherman for the chapter during her membership. Hostesses for the affair were Mmcs. Max Arbllman, A. Brnndstetter, H. Brondstcttcr, Ben Elsenberg, Wm. Epstein, H. Franklin, L. Factor, L. Gerclick, Jacob Goodblnder and Mrs. M. M. Pollakoff. The following prepared the potato latkes and served tho luncheon, Mmcs. Bessie Behn, II. Franklin, A. Lip~sman and Sol Nogg. Mrs. Harry Lewis, membership chairman, Introduced the new members who were guests at the luncheon. The tree chairman reported the following purchasers of trees for planting In Israel. Mr. and Mrs. Joo White, In honor of tho recovery of theoir granddaughter, Sandra Freedman; Mmcs. Sam Manvitz, Leo Ostravich, Robert Rlmmerman, in honor of the recovery of Paul Surcnky; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marcus, in honor of the safe return of baby Robert Marcus to his parents in San Francisco, Calif.; Mr*. Isadora Zalln of Scdalia, Mo., in honor of the recovery of her mother, Mrs. Georgb Kaplan ( M r . and Mrs, Qcorgo Kaplan, In honor of the
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Maternal grandparent-, are Mr, andj Mrs. Jacob Zempsky of New Haven, Conn., and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mr, and Mrs. II. Lee Gendler Gendler of Omaha. Mrs. Issac announce the Krth of a son David (Sarah) Gendler is paternal greatPaul born January 3 In u local grandmother. hospital. This is their first child. Their first child a daughter held at 8 p. m., Thursday, Jan. 19 named Marilyn Joyce was born at tho Jewish Community Center. at a local hospital January 2 to Plans for presenting an Amer- Mr. nnd Mrs. lien Nachman. ican Flag to an Omaha public Paternal., grandparents arc Mr. school will lie discussed. and Mrs. Morris Nachman of The regular monthly party for Omaha and maternal grandparpatients at the Omaha Veterans ents are Mr. and Mrs. George Hospital was held Thursday? Jan. Novieoff of Lincoln, Kebr. Ma5. Mcsdiimes Aaron Epstein, Frank ternal great-grandmothers are Colien and Abe Miller attended. Mrs. M. Novieoff and Mrs. C Wolff, both of Lincoln. KADIMAII CHAVTEK Mrs. Ben Kaplan, Kadlmah proMr. nnd Mrs. Jeremy E. Goldgram chairman, has arranged for Lawrence Kull, Chief Probation stein of 15-12 Powder Mill Lane, Wynnewood, Pa., announce tho Officer of the Juvenile Court, to speak at tho next meeting of birth of a son Simon Micheal born Ka'dimah Chapter of Pioneer December 29. Rabbi and Mrs. David A. GoldWomen. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Nate Kaplan, stein are paternal grandparents. 5115 Grant st. Mr. Kull will dis- Rabbi Goldstein was formerly cuss timely juvenile problems. spiritual leader of Beth El synaThe Kadlmah Rummage Sale gogue before accepting a rabbiniwill be held January 10 nnd 17. cal post In Philadelphia, Pa. Call Kay Corey or Bcrnlce Falk I for clothing pickups. Patronize Our Advertisers '
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T1-.-3 Bar Mitzvah of Justin PlotSharon Frank and Melvln Kpw. u VCA LEAGUK • Sixth grade girls have in the kin; son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard 28 17 stein led the leacue in last Sun. Rayim has topped the Youth planning stage a party, a camp- Plot kin will be observed next Kri RCA Victor day's competition at the Parkway. Council Basketball League for the out at Camp Brewster, a bake day evening and Saturday mora- Youngstown Kitchens 28 17 27M, 17^i Sharon's 1C0 game and 272 series first round with a 6-0 record- sale with proceeds to i;o to the ine. Jan. 20 and 21 at Beth. Is- Fireside Rest were hifTb for the day. Melvin was Metz Beer 2G 19 Coach Ed llel'»rade lias four cood March of Dimes and a program rael Synaijogue, 52nd and Charles. 2C 19 hl(:h In the boys division with hiF scorers and defense men in John on Tu Bishevat. The program is All members of the family and General Klectric Goldner, Al Corey, Larry Uncoln open t(> new meml>ers and the frieniU are cordially invited to Cooper Construction . . 25 Vj 19',4 15G-103 games and 239 series. 25Vi 19',i pnd Howanl Goldstein. Rotating fjroup meets each Sunday after- attend the services and the recep- NOEB Uros Splits were mastered by POUJ;Kdwards Jewelry . . . . 21 21 laa Platt, 5-8-10 and Mike Green, frith these men arc Howard Kohn, tion:' following the sci-vices. Superette Mkt 23 22 Chuck Wise and Larry Herman. noon at the Center. 8-10. A new slrls' croup for fifth Shop 20 25 High <iume» und ISerif* AZA 1 has the second best rec- graders is b-ini; formed and spon- • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cuss an- Silk Watson Ilroa. 20 25 houm*e the liar Mitzvah of their ord at 4-2 and they are followed sored by the Jewish Community Marvin Colin, 133-122 — 2:.:.: Hrodkey Jewelry . . . 20 25 .son, Steven, and IV. and Mrs. A. by AZA 100 with a 2 1 Rojier Smith, 132-121—253; Hob Center. Miss .Sandra Kisher will Playland Park IK 27 . Hlf»h scorer in the lea t;ue is Dob lead the croup. The cirk will meet C Fellinan announce the IJar NOKP. 129-101-233; Judy WohilC'i 2fl'i ner, (;ic Color Epstein with 115 points wlio is 25 at 1 p. m. this Sunday in room Dr> Mitzvah of their son, Arnold, at a Ma 138-93 -233; F.dwin Sldmari, Mystic Beauty Sulon 1C 20 129-102 — 231; Marvin Ruback, points in front of the second man, of til? Center. All fifth cr.-.uV nirld joint sen-ice Friday evening. Jan. Sllco Prt«l If, 29 ' J O and Saturday momini,', Jan. 21 Donna Kaiinnn, 118Al Curcy with 90. are invited to attend. I,. Faier 531, L. Holjerman S25, 126-%--222; 102-220; I.arry Garrop, 121-91 — A mechanics class to improve at IJeth Kl Synanof:ue. Frienils and relatives nre invit- I). Rubin 504, L. Sacks 4K6, A. 215; Mike Green, 112-103-215; teenagers knowledge of automotC " « " I-KAfiVK the Schulman 463, I.. Uloch 451, K. Mickey Sucks. 110-10-1-214; Marenjtines is under considera- iil to attend both services and Turkle 444, R. Sokoloff 112, E. lys Isack, 111-103--214; Bonnie In Youth Council "1;" f.ea;:ue bile receptions wbieh will follm1.'. tion by the Youth Council. Youth Shloff 411, K. Ross 438, R. Pitlor Tarnoff, lir>-9&—211; Uradley KpBasketball, Hayirn li is on top with Councilers who are interested are •133, A. Frank 429, S. Grc-enborf; ftcin, four wins against no losses and asked to consult Shenn Po:;ka. 110-100—210; Douelas Platt, Waiter Bequests •127, R. Wlntroub 425, IX Green 123-87—210; looks as if they will i;o all the Mike Hornstein, 121A kit of specially prepared ma•L"!5, K. Cohen 421, M. Katnnan SG -207; Arlene way. flic tram in second place is Grossman, 110terials developed by the Y. C. pre- Jerusalem (JTAP A Chicago •122, M. Fromkln 420, It. Klein 419, AZA 111 with a 2-2 rep.nl 94—201; Jerry Ciplnko. 119; Nanwaiter, a non-Jew, has made the Ke committee has been tent M. Grecnlwrc 409. P. Marcus 409. cy nrodkey, 110; Kthel SabeK, to hi|;h school seniors. The kit con- State of Israel his beneficiary for K. Rice 40G, R. C-elfand 402. 108; Mike Rosenblatt, 108; Bobby (IIBLS VOI.I.KVBALL lie<|ue:it of 510,000, it was retains booklets and guides to aid Splits: R. ICleln 3-7-9. M. Wine Sinner. 105; Al Newben;, 100; Tne Youtn Council Girl's V'ollry- in the selection of colleges. A di- vealed here when the Israel Gov- 4-5-7. Mary Kay Hotwrman, 104; JCden hall, league progresses into its rectory of Jewish fraternities and ernment reported on contributions Cohn, 103; Howard Mnrtin, 102; fourth week with BEG 1 and Dcbj sororities and coat data is also it has received from abroad, many I.irry Roltstcln, 101; Frances Rife, AZA 1 Wins Honors 1 tied Jor first place with two wins included. Kits are available at the from non-Jews'. 100; Bitelle Sclmlman, 100. and one loss. In last week's y-ime, YC office. A special collece direcThe Rovcrnmcnt refused to diDcbka Dote 1 ,-iyrnced their first tory 13 now In the process of bc- .uljje the name of the waiter be- At Regional Conclave Members of the leacue will hold defeat by'beating BUG in two inc prepared. cause he is still alive. The TreasMother Chapter of AZA won the an election of officers after this games to the tune of 15-11 and Art Novak, Youth Council pres- ury has been told that he still ^ornbclt R e g i o n a l Basketball Sunday's bowline. Sunday will also 15-8. Debs No. 2 holds ;i 1-2 rec- ident, announced that registration works two or three daya a week be the beginning of the Annua> ord and they are followed by fa still open in the radio class sponas to earn enounh to live on Championship at the AZA con- Winter Tournament, which will BDfi 2 who has not V.MI ;/ ij.mie sored by the Youth Council and without having to toui;ii the clave held recently In Omaha. continue for two conr>ccutlve to date. Members of the team arc Stan weeks. Those who will lie "doc" the local Civil defense office. $-10,000, There is no fee for the course and Widman. Chubby Passer, Stan thh Sunday will cct a chance t» the following Sunday for registration may l w » made at Y. C. Kulmnn, Al Slecnl, Rernle Ostra- bowl MIDUKT BASKETBALL tournament count. A trophy will Bill Cooper, Harold Kal- Britons Knighted The Midget I-ea^us .--Luted ofliec. vich. Al ICrl/.elmtin and Wlllard be awarded the "hlfih |;irl" and man. )>>b Fellman, Barbara HerI^ndon (JTA)—Three eminent their regular sexton last '.vpcli with cutt, Larry Knhn, Paysie Shykert, Jcv.ij were k*nii;hted here Sunday Plotkln. They v.cre coached by lRh boy" on a "pins over <>veieach team in full uniform *nd Sheldon Cohen and Irving Taub Sam Epstein. by Queen Klizubpth II. They are c" basis. some C1OP*» competition. In uv; ot have b«-cn en oiled. 1 )r. Ifcrsh Lauterpacht, until rethe three "H" I.oa^ue naiie ;, the Chubby Passer und Stun WldAn infonn.il discussion rn""up. cently professor of inter-national mitn were elected to the TCRional score was 12-10. and the third Patronize Our Advertise! i. game hnd only a four p lint j TIi.- Book Club, will meet each law at Cambridge University; nil-star team and Widman was Friday afternoon at tlie Center in '.'MI. Frederick C. Stern, prominent nameil captain of the squad. spread. Frank Itcri; and Stan Widman In the "A" League, independ- room ?,5. All Y. C. members are horticulturist and Jewish commuent Metal and If. A. Wolf.- jumped invited to attend. Book selections nal leader, and Prof. Solly Zuck- captured the boys' ping pon.1? douwill b*r made by meinl^rs of the ennan. deputy chairman of the bles title for AZA No. 1. off tf> a fast start' by dflVatinj; CONCERT MASTER Mo;;cn-I>avid and Kie!;e* £• S'in. i.'luh. There U no mf'mhenihip fee Advisory Council on Scientific Mother Chapter's paper "The OMAHA SYMPHONY and a weekly charge of 25 cents Policy. respectively. Kibitzer" co-edited by Lowell Of the three newly lcnii;htcd Baumer and Al Krizelman won Downtown In the scoring column, .lu-; T:;m will rover tli<- o s t of the h-wlt i;eJi.v/fi. two were IKJOI outside the the rcclonnl "Best Paper Award." and Walter Wise led with M !<-i:te<l for week. VIOLIN STUDIO .''fan'K.iirnan. Y. C vicc-presi- nited Kingdom. I'rof Liutcrpecht points while Al Iti«s h'M) r*«•••<";sion in the "B" I.cnHH" A ith 7. di'iif, announces plans for a Youth was lioni in Galieln, while I'mf. What was the modern statesman Violin ntudents, beginners nnd P.oss is followed by Arnie i-Vli^irm. Omneil Car economy nin to h* Zuekerman was born In South says would be more easily under- advanced, need the careful atheld this Sunday weather nei".Tustlu Mulniric and Marshall KapAfrica. tood if he'd stop tryinc to tulle tention of private instruction. mittiiiT.'A fee of 2S cents win be lan with 6 for the first f:.iii-e. with a knife between his teeth - For Information Call cliar;;<-d to cover the c<v;t of A lfaxue., .Standing The Bo.rton Daily Globe. Independent Metnl '.'0, yh'Vfn- awanls. All memlm;; who wish to OR 0435 David, 24; II. A. Woli :;7. RiMics t;>lie part ;»re asked to report to Patroniw Our Advertisers the Center parking lot rit 1 :H0 A Son 12. p. m. Vriy.^'A will be offered in II I/eaKUft Ktunilin:;" c-.urrnt nitf li .".t/ en :» ici ra't) Fireside P.i":;taiirarit in. Kith- boys and j;irls division^. The ;;econd edition of "Sad" tiic man (lordmnn 11; SJosliur.; Really 12, I-Oo Van 10; OrHirlr Mo- Youth Counril's humor marv^ine BAK und "us j\Iit7v;di congratuwill be published soon. I.arry I-intors 12, Omvboy.i Bar )O. lations also for ull Jewish holieoln. editor commented. The deaddays and S|W;d.'*l ocasion:;. line for articles has hern set for for Your Patronage and Patience .F.-uiuary 20. All articles should bo ileyon; New. Stand. 1502 Doiii'.rSex Determination finned in to Mr. Lincoln. TOI* 'JALHSKIt "Wo Will Always Sfrive to Serve You Best" Jerusalem (JTA) --A in'rthod for SAI.KSMAN UEEltKJ) drtcrmlnin:; the :;ex of unborn 'Ary Mnnufacturini; Corporation, FEATURING KOSHER STYLE FOODS children has Ix-cn de'/'-l'KMrd by j one of the larj;efit manufacturer); three doctors wor!:inj' a t th' 1 LIBBY'S DELUXE of di;tcn;enls, soaps, waxes, dis© Chopped Liver Webmann Institute of S'.ienee infectant:;, etc. and automotive I'lnh »r DupprJ IJvrr and the Iladarsoh lf.,siiit.i| in cleantnft chemli'als. has a top O Gefiltc Fish Jeni^ftlem, it wr,s revi'.'^cl in a I New Yor): (JTA) -Although re.- - pioduclm: nearby established fctrrplu.li Soup ) clunses nrn report to Ivjth installatnuis |iuliterritory open. This territory O Blintzcs | Neb, TnHtr,*, lishcd llund.iy. , has a lai'Ke number of constantTlie metli.xl depiMl'l.s llgon tlir- America's college fraternities are ly active accounts dating back O Krcplach exani'iiatlon of the typ-r of r.:l\y ^till (;h'«»,sin^ their m::mbors on more than three years. Applip r c e n t in the -unni'iiie fluid. I lie the basii of "Aryani.sm." it i:i cants must be top notch sales© Corned Beef fluid MtrrniiMifinc: tile eniiiiy". Tlie (.'iiar"ed in a survey eon<luot''d by men with some industrial sellpcrcMitar;<" of certain sri'.'eiali/eit the National Coioniitt'.e of Frai»); experience, 'flic man select' 1510 North Saddle Creek cells yH(?n off hv the eu.liryo and ternities in Kdueation |Hililished. I'd will average 2 to 4 nights a found in til!.- Iluid differs for e.-irh ,here. '"'•• week on the road only. Kxclusex. An exniihiritioil of the • luid '- Written liy Or. Allied Mi.Clun", sivc. established territory with in 21) e,:-,-:s resulted in aeruniti: \IA'''- ['resident of the N'Ct"-:, and no house .accounts. Substantial prcdietioiis r>very tinv. Tbe invts- j chairman of the Department o ' drawini; account and commistiiiftion is In-ill:; i-\t. nilc,' In ill j Anllirulucy and Soeio!o;;y at sion. Kr.lra benefits i n c l u d e of- tlr- fluii! ;ir !l!riKil;lyn Colle-ye, the surviry <lisbonus plan, pen'don, etc. Gooil «clude e.viniiiaii r."ii.-uiey. j closes that most eoller.e fratorniaut<^necessary. At^'e 25 to 40. t*\Try F i ' " e of prr-:^ Do /lot apply uul<,*HS top cahUT. j lifr- rind soniritiei -continue to Send photo, if availably. Write aere|»t atwl n-jeet :ipi>lieanls on Arab Boycott for personal interview vith full crounrls of rare, religion ;uid r.ai. . Tile survey encom- . particulars. 'V.'ishlii'.'tnii <JTA1 "I'ln- St.-ili; 12" le:nlin!.', coUei;es whieii Zep Maiiufacturini; Coi p Oepartmont hrts expressed disap- ]':n.ssed 1 1515 Swift Street • proval of the refus.il !>y Arali ton twelve' or more fraternities fn I lieir campuses. Kansas City 1C. Mo. st.ites to ,;I.TIM! vt;ns to AUICHCUK. Dr. I.ee fxiinls out thai alof Jewish/.'lith, nnr|'reported that the Ami) Loarrue is clndnctin:; 'a thoiiKli student nnd faculty dpin- TAKIJ advantage of the tremendous savings on many magazine boycott ,-it,T)lnst l.'.S. lpii<,i!io.'.a ion i.-i preponderantly npainst clisEven If you've nev« baked before, ntw s u b s c r i p tion.s this month. criminalion, only ei;dit coller;e adfilm.-) trafliii;,' with Israel. DroaKd<nrC*keMix«iDukayouaa ' They're the hottest special in State Department xpukesniun ministrations lm\'i; taken position expert at lint uy... give you exclusive I can honor any offer ntage! lhal m«kc homc-tukini Joseph Ke.'ip said tlv Cnited steps a^aiitHt discriminatory mem- , yearn you receive in the mail. Mrs. fiacr... fatter... foolproof I States Government "disapproves" bership [tractlei* in fraternitie;!. Hortt-lrh. WA 3957: of the dis'criinin-*Uion by a number "ColN.'^e administrators thus do Bakt it eaty with Ntw of Aral) countries a^aiasct Ameri- not, in most ca,ws, use their in- ROOMS for Rent--Two hdjoinim; can. Jews seeking visas. However, stitutional authority to prevent nxjin.11: for rent. A iKMiroom with he .declined - to say .tUe. United tile nationals from perpetuating 'A e.kwets ai.1 a nunny States protested to the Aral) biased practices in local chaprcKiiii. A (jarago is optional. Call OlOMtDAlr roulID CAK« MIX countries an.-iinst such rc;nilati"iis. ter::," lie explained. GI- 5172. CIVIl'l (00D MIX • CIHGIIIifAO Ml« State Department (sources X'ointTIUOW CAKI HIK • H0MIT tf 4 POSITION wanted as salesman, ' *^<thinn leinind * a wo'iian of all IflCI CAKI MIX • *(ltOWCA«( MIX «l oilt (hit Am'iie.i c uinot be roieiwng or Ouppintf clerk for strongly critlc.il of the w i pol- that needi to be done mound the icies of foieifm n-ition-. ;il n tmir | hou e Pl'e a hu-bmd t i k n ^ It i voun« man. 21 jif-tarrhwl from South Afnei Cill HA .^102 or J! .icon Nn^.il Sh pvard when other countrie', an- fiti'Lup ,c i-.i WA 710S. , t , f.mlt with 1' 3 I M i c i r f lions 1'." I l[)h, i I ' i
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