XX.XV- No. 27
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Sunday Breakfast To Kick Off Drive
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Increa. ' ^J^ «p ©^ 25 Percent Over Appeal '"dfipaign of Previous Year The Jewish FJhil;ui!hrupics arul Jjnej;;eney lte>ci!e l.'nited JewIsli Appeal Campaign which opened officially April .'! Ins already liassed the. .SL'R*>,00fl mark as of Wednesday moinini:. Arlliur II.
Roldaleiu( g e n e r a l campaign point had exceeded their fund chairman, announced. raising target from fifty to sevenAn urgent cull to niicml th'1 uilh thi? problems tint ihf risill;; "The Initial Gifts Division is ty percent and believes this one city-wide Philanthropies ineetim: number uf Homeless Jews ami well beyond 50',; of Its quota," problem niny be solu?d by the end Sunday has been made by Louis their families arc facin;.; throughMr. Goldstein said, ' and from now of 1'X>7. . • • Crinftr and Ruben Lipped, men's out the world. Their problems are on we will have to work unceasing, 1'rcNcntml with Glftj ours too as Ion;.; as they arc piob division chairmen. ly toward raising our complete He was presented with a • The appeal mailrrl to l.L'OO ( t a n . lems. goal which Includes the UJA Res- Hagadah, as a symlwl of the com"When we rai^e oin- quota, UP cue Fund. . • vhfl men stressing the immediate ing Passover from Dr. Abe Green-, l:now we will have a part In s a The amount raised so far came here, president of the Omaha Urcd for workers, WHS followed'by inj; these Jews whn today, ft < I largely through the Initial Gifts Federation for Jewish Service; a «n Invitation to u JO n. in. brcakfunction at uhich time Lord Mayor gold key to tho city- by Mayor fW.f Sunday fit the Jewish Com- desperate as they are driven from homelands, or sit in some port Robert Brlscoe of Dublin, Ireland jphn Rosenblatt and a honorary munity Center. spoke, •;'..•• ••;• ;".;••• membership in the Omaha Junior "Oirinhani are noted for their hopelessly deprived of a countrj "It is our objective to reach Chamber of Commerce by Myron 'team spirit," Chairmen Canar and and means to enter anywhere," every possible prospect In the Milder, its president, The campaign is In reality 200 Lippott declared. "We hope we community to obtain everyone's pn behalf of Governor Victor will be nble to form teams to carry j drives jo o/ie. support In this campaign," V r Anderson, the guest of honor was Not only will the 'funds help the ball for the Jewish PhilanGoldstein emphasized. also made an Admiral in the Nebrln:: the homeless to Israel 'and th.'oples campaign In Omaln. Show Increase bragktt navy by the Omaha mayor. "Pmnhani arc well acquainted othrT pot Is, hut supports: "The preliminary report* thowr Mr, Briscoe was occompanled Anti-defamation nisencics In the that we are sustaining an average by his son. Dr. Joseph Mrlscoe of United States, which defend nnd Increase of 25 per cent on our .Dublin.'-.The Mayor has been tourprotect Jeuish rights in our own pledges. It Is very urgent that we ing American cities on'a good-will country . continue getting Increases on every mission for Ireland nnd on behalf ! Heii-iimis and cultural Institusubscription In order to be able of the United Jewish Appeal. j ti'ms in America nnd Israel. to meet Omaha's share in the David Blacker, chairman of the i Hospitals and welfare instltuKmergency R e s c u e Fund, Mr. Initial Gifts committee, in kick'Hie major function of tin- Wo- j tifJDS. which bring core nnd relief Goldstein concluded. • ..' Ing of the rally, said the heroic men's •Division of the I'liilan- Ito our own Omaha Jews. Rain, bad weather and sub- spirit so typical 'of Israel, will thropii* will tie held Thursday, | Omalin's Home for the Aped, sequent travel delays did not deter build the land and save the people. Itobert Kori|M*r April 2~> at the IJclh Israel Syna- I Talmud Tombs, Sunday Schools Robert flrisce. Ixird Mayor of Mr. Goldstein presided ot the gogue. The event, « 12:.''.O p. in, land welfare agencies. Dublin. Ireland, from his promised meeting. Past presidents of the dessert ]unrh<r'm, is expected to ! 'Ilii* great need to help other appearance at the rally-dinner Omaha Federation and its present brin;; together every woman of (human bein::s, such n,s the disheld by the Men's Division. officers were introduced. •placed Jews of the World, enjoy on- community, Appeiirunen Delayed A feature of the occasion will he j just a few of the privileges AmerHis tall; r.ade shortly after his take for i.ranted should lie the presence of Dr. Arthur J. I leans ¥ delayed anjval was directed at incentive for the !ji<'n,e.<;t I-elyveld, Kxecutive Vire-Pre.si- i th' the help Israel needs to take enre Holierl II. K'uopei-, oiil'ilana dent of the American-Israel Cul- ;brral;f.-e,l meeting ever hrld for of the thousands of homeless Jews tural Fuumliillon. Recently re. 'philanthropies, Llppctt and ('.mar, communal and civic leader, will arriving dally at its centers. be chairman of the f>iid::et ComThe goal for the 1957 High turned from an extensive visit In declared. "It Is Important that the 100,Israel, he will siK'.ik In behalf of Oinahani are ur;:ed t" encnur- mittee of the IU.YI Jewish Philan- 000 displaced Jews be transported School Division of Philanthropies the United Jewish Appeal's vital a'ce their fr.rnds to attend en thropies, Dr. Abe Clieenben;, presi- as quickly us possible", he told is to "save one life," Paul Shyken, dent of the Jewish Federation, an- Ihe large audience of Omahans chairman, announced at a special JIOO.000.000 •Emergency Rescue. masse. nounced this week. Fund and the regular 1937 camand other* from out-state and worker's meeting this week. Mr. Kooper will dufct the ac- Iowa. paign. He told his group $1,000 would tivities of this important'comDr. Lolyvcld, a former religious "Israel Is the only country to be required to accomplish this mittee of (he Federation, whose U r ' r - r o f Temple Israel, In "well admit these people without resertask II It to review the applica- vation but It cannot do It alone, - kniwn to Omahans. All members of the Youth Coun1 ' know. Dr. I*lyveld's adrcss Tel Aviv. IJTA1-- Alexander tions of all agencies and institu"Israel does not have the funds cil havo been Invited to attend the will he »n Inspiration to those Abramov. .Soviet Ambassador to tions which are bencficlnfics of to do the Job alone, and \ye cannot special banquet, Wednesday, April present," Mr*. Edward K. Brod- Israel, returned here last night the annuol Philanthropic* Cam- let Israel keep/row rescuing pe<*. 24, 6 p. m. at the Jewish CohimU-y key, women's division chairman, after an absence of five months. paign. The committee nl«o make* pie who need help. : / , •:••: -'.nlty -Center.. At this time the purannounced. "Our women will have When newsmen at I.ydda Airport recommendations (or the distrip e of the campaign will b e e * Our ItMpoiuilbllUy : til?;privilege of hearing not only asked Mr. Abramov about the pos- bution of proceed! from the an"Thi* Is our responsibility and plained to the general high school A: man who brings us a message sibility of families being reunited nual drive. It Is tip to u< to; provide the nioney student body and pledges Made to Mr, ICooper, 1st vice president of needed to restore these people to complete the campaign. Straight from Israel but one who in Israel by the immigration of : the Jewish Federation, was chair-' I* extremely qualified to discuss Jew< Ir.iin l ie 1JS.S,"., he replied: Shyken stated •: that he wa« a home and save them from man of the 1954 Philanthropies further Indignity." • the many facets of its problems." " will talk about this Inter." counting on every high school stu-* Campaign nnd served as chair- ' Mr, Brlscoe said that every dent.16 attend this once-a-year'•'• man of the Building* nnd Main- town he had visited up to this f u n c t i o n . '•"'"••.• tenance Committee of the Jewish Federation. "Some 200 agencies, In Israel, Europe. United States and Omaha, receive support from the . Jerusalem IJTAi The Israel It will nlso rut transportation United Jewish Appeal and Emergency Rescue'Fund, Youth Aliyah, C- I:!net discussed the extension of eosts by two.thirds and reduce the • tl'.f- Klath-Ueersheha oil pipeline price of oil In Israel by 10 per cent. Israel Labor Campaign, and other agencies operating In Israel; also '• t&VtiKlng the arrival of the fir.-,! MeMInc In ,M«y The Business and Professional Women's Division of the Jewish agencies which p r o t e c t Jewish American oil Innker at the port Construction workers ni'e busy, rights in America, National JewPhilanthropies held their Cocktail Supper Wednesday evening .with of Klath thniuch the riulf of Aim- 'runnel the clock completing .the Mrs. ivlcrinor Abrams, prominent lecturer, an their guest speaker; ish Hospitals, Jewish Institutions ba. The f'abinet also liearrl H re* pipeline. Leaders of the Israel Mrs, Abrams is the wife of a San Antonio Rabbi, . . . . . : ';'••: port Irom Kinmiei? Minister I.ev Bond Organization In fho United of culture and higher learning;'a li. and P. advisors and workers for the Jewish Philanthropies Kshkol on pos<iblo creflitx from '.Staled have been invited to at- whole net of all ^traditional Institutions In Israel,'and important were named at the meeting by Mrs. Herman Bondarln, chairman France. (tend the fonnal opening of the local organizations," Dr. Creenof the group. They are: . . ,'• ; ' . . • . • -• '"'•' V-:^V^v-s'v ra|ier« IInil U.S. jlinn diuinu the firfit week of May. ben; concluded. Workers: . Advisors: Tim United Stains e.ovornment jTIm 10,000.000 pounds of tho M.Tho current campaign, headed j Mmos: In honoring i'« f>Iedt;e t*> net to ofi<\jfiOO.OfjO pound cost of the elfiht- by Arthur II. flolilstein, Is nmv in Mines: ^Bcsse; plank ..,.:'•',..••,'. •Kmma Brlggs the blockade at the Strait of Tir- inc'h line had bei-n supplied by the the process of rai .int: th" money Leta Criernisi,.: v ; Flo Brpokstelij'.:.' fln was hailed by Israel newspa- proceed! of bond nales In the U.S. which thi! Budget Committee will Julia Jacobs Judith Cohn ;.: ,'. '•': Isadorc Danskjr pers. Attenlion was called to the jTlio line, which will havn lour disburse. Kve I.. Konecky Phil Freeman . Vnluo of the new trans-Israel oil pumping itiatioos along itn length, , Jean Cutler ''!;••'£*' Additional fiersonne! of Iho comCarl l^agman David Crcenberg youte ns an alternato to thfi .Suez will carry 1,500 tons dally until mittee will l)u imnounced later. Rena Gross • i* Hyman Greenbdrg Canal. 1'eler Meyer* lha supply Is stepped up. Ro'sel'la-Handler'••.'••Alice Heege'r The 10,000 ton ship, whoso nnme IB rneh Next Julius Newman Jane Kohl '.. V Hen Hprshurn b withheld mnde nn iininipednd Avraham Welner, ii chief onJean lvftplan hVelyri Levy ., Jennie Rosenblatt trip through thu Akaha waterway. Rineor of the company that Is Sam U nk Mildred Levy .lloy Cut C'»»t« building the sight-Inch line, told Charles Russ Josef Mayer .Marilyn Mejer There. Is a possibility, that tho newsmen Hint a 50-mllo lont,' ex•Klizabetli Neveleff Pliiliji D. Schwartz tanker may havo brought enough tension of tho 16-inch lino from .Sylvia Parilman Sam Pollack Tho Omaha Kducatlon AssociaOil to begin liftfnf! rei.tik'tloin on HooMlnmil to the Mediterranean tion presented honorary life mem- ] liernard Ring Diiroihy Rosentlud the uso of motor nnd cooking fuel coast would b« built in throe to hcrshipi to David Blacker nnd i Harry R )thiiol/ Helle Siegcl . which htiva prevailed jincu tlie four months. Rose Scliil: Morrii Jacobs nt a dinner meeting Lillian Slutzky Sinai campaign. Anne Sosltin Tho chief engineer of tha com- marking tha ono hundredth an- Rebecca Bercov ifi Ida Spring .Shirley Tejirr The national Israel oil company, pany building tliu eight Inch line nivejaary of the founding of the Henry 'Veisber^ Aliuvu Gershater Dupilhy Wi'iner has chartered three or four Amer- announced that tha 30-mlle long National Education Association. Alariai'i Yawitz ican tankcm of tho »amo tiza to extonnlon of tha 11ns from BoerTha awards were madfl in re- Elizabeth J. Hart .Tulifl Zukor lirinr; oil to .ninth monthly. It It ihaba to tli» Mediterranean coast cognition of | wo Omaliui:; sf'lvji-e ' Miss Miillie Weincr "'as !,'i charge of table setting espetleil that tho oil will moat at wou]d b# it Inch and would b« to education. Close to 800 persons j leant half of Israeli annuol needi. finished In tnr«« or four monthi. attended (ha event •;
Lelyveld to Bring Message
Kooper Heads Budget Group
Russ Ambassador Returns to Israel
Youth Division Sets $1,000 Goal
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