V.t v v v v i No. w T * PulilUhed every Friday, 101JA N.13W 20th, f)UJIAIIA, >f « n * TVI lilt 4<4K 4 ¥ • 1 . TtX.YW omttha .Ncbraskft. Pilone ttfc.UUAMl.1,
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Parents of college students are asked to coini»Iet*r and reThe Honorable John Rosenblatt, turn a po'it cud /im-stloiinaire Mayor of Omaha, headed the group mailed to them this week hy of prominent persons who brought the Activities office ut the nies.sages of fireetlnys to members of the Sioux City Golden Age club Jewish Community Center. and their boats, the Omaha Golden The. addresses requested on Agei"s at a luncheon Monday at tin? cards lire needed for 8 the Jewish Community "enter. AIra presenting remarks to the ma.ster mailing lint to facilitate correspondence with col- gathering were Mrs. J. M. Horwlch, president of the Omaha Seclejjinns and to make It possible tion, Council of Jewish Women; to mall them the monthly bul- Mri. I*on Dubrowsky, co-ordlnaThe reiHwt i n s I s t e d that tho letins of college news. tor of the Sioux City Golden Age Khrushchev regime-directed i-amClub; Duvid Orkow, Superintenpalgn against Jewish ciiltiiriil an'1 dent of tJie Dr. Philip Shcr Home religious life had failed. •'.Soviet for the Aged; Mrs. Paul Sack* coJCWK, particularly tjie youlb, disordinator of the Omaha Golden play ifKfi'iy stroiut'1:' indie:!tiott^ of Age Club, H a r o l d W. Sobel, llldentificatioii us JI-WK than ever family service director of the 1 before," tin. io|«irt said. Federation for Jewish Service and Meanwhile. AJC j>ri-,ii|>-nt Irvllerbie Sells, popular comedian Joe Radlnowiki. ' ing M. I-.'njv'l warneit of the "grim S. Sachs, president of the Sioux mid real danger" Hint n 'major on Radio, TV nnd stage'will fly jwrtiuii of Ilii- Middle Kasl may from Chicago to Om.ihn to appear City Golden Age Club, ipoke on come under Soviet control. He n*;- In a "Night To Remember" Sat- behalf ottho Sioux City guesU, The program Included '.minlcal setli-d tlml Hie differiMieM ami urday at 8:30 p. m. at the Civic selections by Mmes. Milton Neartensions IjHwren Israel and Ibe Mimic Hall. enberK, Jennie Klfkln, Sam ZwerlAnil) Ht.itcs "form only a small 1 The show, the fund rabtlnR proj- Ing, merhberg of the Workmen * wuinciii of Mi'- foiel.odiii" piiltcrn emerging i " tliat troubled re;;lon." ect of H'nul B'rllh Nebraska Circle Dramatic Club. Invocation f.arlicr, Mr. Stro'ik n-|Kn led on Chapter 346 will have Buddy Wcb- win offered by the Rev. Alex Katz, of Jielli El Synngoguc. conditions ' " Moron-o it ml Tunisia IRT it* 1L4 master of ceremonies. Two sterling candy dishes were uliicli hi' II.-HI vhiteii d'liiiu; ft reI'erformers who will be featured cent Onmiill' 1 ' 1 minion tlii.-i'i'. lie j among the many musical varle-ty presented to the Federation "hy s.iid th.it Iwili I'n-.iil,-nl 11,'ibib | arts are Pat Hamilton Trio, the Mrs. Nathan Slnion, chairman of liourRiiili.i "f Tuiiisi.i (iii'l I'remier | I'haroj mid Duchesses, Mare-la the Omahu (ioldcn Agers. Mrs. J. Knih.ii'i'h l!el:l::ii of Morocco de- I.ipsrnan, Leonard Del'ort, Nancy Milton Margolin, Omaha club coc-l'ne'l Hi.it their iidiiilniitniliMiit' Grimms and I-'rnnlcl<! Kuntaroid ordinator, lhanked the many perpolicies toward the .l--wi-.li |><ipula- and dancers from several local sons who helped make the event a suerexs, 1'aul Veri't, execullve lion will Iw Kuld'-d i>y "the" prinstudio:*. JoAnn Ka.ilan In her sirig- dirertor of the Kederation, preciple of ei|u:il |-i;;lil-i." Hm'/cver. | Ing and danrlng net will be ac- sleled. Mr. Slrook stressed, .JewMi mmcuinpank'd by a elanciiig line. nuinril leaders in Moi-oeco ore disThe visiiors and their guests had turbed liy t i n t country's ontriclil 1 l'"und.s raised at Ihe show v^'ill lea at the Dr. Philip Slier Jewish b:in on or limitation of <-mb;ra- ' b.» ii;ed tr» .support Il'nal ii'ritli Home for the Aged following n tion; leaders In both countries i welfare pmjVet.s. Tickets are Sl-'iO tour of the city. Cantor Ell Kagan, were with tlie mm iet->::iiilion of ' and will be available at Ihe box of ili-lli Israel Synagogue, sang office. Jewinb community slniclmv. t for Ihe group.
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JWY to Sponsor Dance Nov. 16 The nnnu.-il Veterans D.iy Dance will be held at tin- IHacltslone Hotel, .Saturday evening. November IB, it was Hiinounceil by Delmar Klein, senio"- vice cinninnnrter of Kpstein-Mornaii 1'od, Jewish War Vi-tcrnm. TiclteU ti> the nffiflr, the only fund ralsliiu event of the organization linve been mailed to nil member* by Nat'-' Marcus, ilnncn ticket chairman. They may i)o nlso obtained tit the door the evelilnK of »l>e dancci Those who wish to buy tickets now .n-j call Mr. Marcus, Gfc O1I73 or Mr. Klein, RK 7858.
Israel President Is Re-elected Jerusalem, Oct. 28 (JTA)-Tsracl's Parliament re-elected Itzhak Ben Zvi, 7.1, for a second term us President. He was sworn In Wednesday.
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Chicago, ( J T A J -Ni'W cliurge'3 thnt tin' Soviet Union ii wafting »u organized campaign oJ fl's" crimination against the ::,0OO,0OO Jews within its own borders were voiced Jn'i<> at the incctliij; of 111*? American Jewish Committee's national executive romiiiitt.ee. The charges were contained in a rejjort, released by vice-president Alan M. Strook, based on hundreds of Interviews at Kuroihrui jxirts of embarkation with riluji'-ca from Eastern Kurojie.
A two-year study by the AJC!. released laM wei-k-i-nd. said, i-xtremisl'i and ivici-.t nsiitatois operating i" Northern slates con-dilute "Ihe principal source.-.",of Inlliimmatory, iiiiti-Seinilie literature currently ft'Wlins; Ihe Suulh. In It* memorandum, the CommitteeWflrned thnt in rerent nionllis the antl-.Scmllic iirunirution" lias In-en IU-PIXMI up '< para wi"i ""• e1"11'1";:cm-f of micli tpnilil- sjHjt:, as. Nasliville, 'rennessee and l.lllle I'.oelt." Xhe Semitic lileralum In tlieh South Is « '"'"ii" 1 f"r lioi"""' 1 '' Rain.
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Chiccsgoan to Be Speaker Child Rescue Dinner Mrs. Hudoljih Novick of Chicago, III., will lie the gue\st speaker Sunday, 'November .'(. at the annual Child Rescue dinner of Hie Pioneer Women's organization, to be held at li p. in. at the Jewish Community Center. .Mrs. Novick who recently returned from Israel whore a sister resides, Is the daughter of a founder of the Pionecra, the lute Mrs. IVarl Tiifln. Sh'e Is Ihe president of the Pioneer Women Chicago Council. Her address will deal with child rescue work and experiences in Israel. .Mrs. Sam N'ovait, Omaha president, will preside at the meeting and Mrs. Milton Ncamnberi; will Introduce the speaker. Mrs. NearenberK also will slni: s five m l Hebrew and Yiddish folksongs. Mrs. J. Kaplan is In charco of the dinner and Is being nssisted by Mines. Sam Rlfkin, Sam Richmond, II. Rlclilin, Leonard Plnliovltz, Sarah Schwartz, Morris Slereiihcrif, I. Goldstein, I, Forbes, Ilayla Rnsnick, Marlon lioundarin, J, I'eldman, Miltnn Nearenbcri;, William Rosson, Sam Novak nnd Sarah Okun, Admission is SI.50. Mines. KapIan, WE. r>I.")l and Novak, Cil.. 28."i6 may ha called for reservations. The Pioneer Women, together with the Worlclng Woini'ii Council, mainlalii a chain of day and night nurseries, vocational schools, agricultural training farms and a program of social service to newcomer* in Israel.
Recorder" Class The "Recorder", a unique Instrument, familiar in Israel and in Biblical terminology as the Hallel, will be presented for study at special classes for boyg and girU, beginning at the Jewish Communty Center, Suiielay, November 3. The services of Lewis ICirke, oboist with the Omaha Symphony orchestra, have been obtained by the Center. Mr. Klrke will conduct two eight week classes, 'Hie Recorder is considered one of the easiest instruments for an amateur to master) It Is a basic musical instrument elating back to biblical days and Is the original orchestral flute. , Renewed interested in the Re-
corder has been intensified In thl« country since 1938. It ha* bwomt popular among, high school anil college students of all faiths anil is rapidly a t t r a c t i n g Interest among elementary schools especially Jewish youngsters. A fee of 50 cents per lesion wlfl be made for each person in A class. Boys and girls interested In learning to play Uie Recorder ar# urged to call the Center Activities office, JA. 13C6. A d d i t i o n a l classes may b*' started In nelghlrarhood home* provided a minimum number r«elfter.
Registration Opened for Children's Sunday Program Fein fer th« Fall Session, No. vehiber 3-December 22nd, $5,00. Winter Session, January 5-Feb. rusty 23,15.00. Full payment must accompany registration application/ and will be accepted in the order today. • • •'."•.. ' .-..- •.-: ;:."' • . \ , received. For further Information Registration may be made at the parents are invited to call the AcJewish Community Center on or •ttvities Office, JA 1366. before the, opening day of the Sunday program which begins November 3,.'-at 2 p. m. Children should i>« enrolled early, Mrs. Cohen added, because registration Is limited, :. The program will feature such special activities aj story hour, The Federation of Jewish Worn* dramatics, atar study, movies, trips, singing, classes In "Record- en's Clubs will again sponsor ita er", sketch groups, science clubs, own booth lit Ihe Children's MeIsraeli and folk dancing, eiuiet morial IIDSIHI.II Ii.un.-ir whle-h will games, field group, Hebrew inter- IK? held all il.iy Monday. Novemest activities and holiday parties. ber 11, at thi! bhci-Jton-r-'ontenell*. The sessions will be supervised Hotel. by Miss Doris Railuziner, a reMrs. Isadeirc Chapman nnd MM. cent graduate of Brandeis Univer- Loyd Friedman, chairman' an4 sity, who will have working with co-chairman respectively, cordial" her qualified nnd experienced ly invites everyone to attend. leaders, teachers and advisors. Articles for the bazaar must b« In the possession of the committee by this Sunday morning. They may be left at tbe home ot Mra, I, B. 2legman, 651 No. 56 Street' or contact Mrs. Chapman, GL 0471 or Mrs. Friedman, JA 0087 forThe regular luncheon meet- other arrangements. Cash con. ing of the Federation of JewlsK trlbutlon* may be mailed to Mill. Women's Clubs will b« held Chapman, 121 So. 53 3treet. The committee would like to Thursday, l'p. m., at the Jewthank all those who have so fat ish Community Center. Reports will be presented by contributed to the success of tht Bazaar, committee chairmen. Mrs. Henry A. Newmah is presThe presidents and representatives of the organizations ident of the Federation of Jewish belonging to the club are urged Women's Clubs. Mr*. Harold P.to attend the> meeting by Mrs. Farber 1* general chairman ot tha Henry A. Newman, president. overall Children's Memorial Ho* pltal Bazaar,
The first session of the Jewish Community Center Sunday afternoon program for children five to twelve years of age is now open. for. registration, Mr». Julius Q* hen; program chairman, announced :
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Women's Fed. To Meet Thurs.
Record Attendance Seen For Roosevelt Dinner Reservations received so far indicate attendance at the Eleanor Mm, Itudolph N'nilell Roosevelt Dinner nt tho Blackslone Hotel on Sunday evening, November 10, will exceed the record-breaking event of lust year, William Grodlnsky, chairman, said today. Last year 3.">0 people heard Gershon Agron, Mayor of JeruJerusalem (Special Ditpatch), salem. The man who flung the bomb, that Injured Prime Minister Uen-Gurlon Robert I.urle of St. Louis, Mo., In Parliament last Tuesday, was a who recently spolie at the three former mental patient. His home parlor meetings in Omaha nnd revealed no other explosive? but Council Bluffs, in behalf of the some Communist literature) was lionet Drive, has consented to refound. turn for the dinner. The prime minister and Foreign Reservations for the event can Minister Golda Meir, who were be mailed to the Israel Bond ofslightly Injured, wero released fice, 1014 City Nallunnl Bank from u hospital. Social Welfare Blilg. or be made by phnno at AT Minister Moshe Shapiro underwent 1177 or AT. 1093. Tho cost is two operations for-Ills injuries. -3.25 per plate.
Bomb Thrower •Vlental Patient
Camp Councilors To Be on Panel ~ Two former Camp Jay-C-C staff members will participate In th« program at tho November meeting of the American Camping A*» sociation, Nebraska Section. They , aro David Goldstein,'son °C Mt> and Mrs. Arthur Goldstein ana Fnye Ann Kat/, daughter of Mr. and Men. Dave Katz. Tha two who served on tht junior staff were selected to represent tho Jewish Youth on a panel, "Camper Participation in Program Planning". Saul Silverman, Camp Jay-C-C and Center Activities director is president of, tho CampIng Association. ,
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Kiufznick Slated 'Man of the Year'
nctua Sabbath icrvicei »t B«th EJ Synagogue will begin at 8:15 p. m. Rabbi Myer S. Kripkt will deliver tbt l e m o n . Cantor Aaron I. Edgar and the Beth El Synagogue choir will render tht musical portions of the lervict. . Sabbath morning tervlce* begin -at 9:30 a. m. mid the Junior Congregation ttrvicet a n at 10 JO. Mincha-Maariv at* at 5 p. m. Pally lervic** art at 7 a. m, and 7 p. m. Sunday tenicct at 9 a. m. BETII ISRAEL, Rabbi Benjamin Groner, Canton. Eli Knjan, Beth Israel Choir and the Junior Ctasj will conduct Jate Friday evening service* a t .8 p. m. . The subject of Rabbi Groner'a aermon will be "Mission Again*! Injustice". Traditional Friday evening services (KabboJas Shabbo.) begin at t p. m. Sabbath morning service* begin at 8:49- a. m. Junior Congregntion at 10 a. m. Ilabbi Gi oner will conduct the Talmud class at 4:30 p. m. Sabbath Mincha at 5 p. m. followed by Sholcalie S'eudot and Manrlv. Daily morning services at 7 a. m.; afternoon services at 5 p. m. Sunday moming services begin at 8:45 a. m. followed by breakfast and Rabbi'i class in Bible, Sunday morning Junior WSyan, followed by breakfast, rtarU at 8:30 a. m. _ Th< Talmud Discussion group meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m. at BHH Synagogue, 19th and Burt.
Mou- tli.in 'iwfl ri'innini.ul li1.siness, g'A*'Hirnci(t ,iml ie[ij,'l'>u.s leaders will k';itht-r in Oiirnj;u, Saturday rvuuny to hoii(>r I'hilip hi. Klutznirk ns ('hicni;o'i "Man of the Year," The dinner is lielng held Under the sponsorship of the Chicago Committee for .State or Israel BondsMr. Kiutznlck, the International President of B'nal B'rith, was recently appointed by President Eisenhower as an alternate member of tht United States Delegation to the United States. He has been a dominant force In many phases of work for Israel.
TEMPLE ISKAJBI, - Services will b* held thin FriAay at 8:IS p. m.—with the fint session o fthe discussion series following services. "Judaism In the Prayerbook" will be the theme of this year's aeries. The topic f»r the opening session will be "Why We Have, a Prayerbook,"—When —Why—Where we pray. Shabbas morning service* will tegin at 11:30 a. m. with Rabbi Sidney Brooks officiating and the Religious School choir under the direction of Miss Ida Gltlin ilnffn g the musical portions- of the
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'J.C Briefs ART CLASS . T h t second meeting of tht Monday, art class' instructed by Mrs. Meyer Beber will be held from 1 p. m. to 3 p. m. Although the art Classes must be limited In member. •hip because of the pomotinl ly|>r instruction offered, there is still room In thi.i class for a few inoic Jnterr«t<'d pvisoix, It v.is announccd bj Kail KU ',',' 1. <'lulls activities clinlrrnnn.
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Eunday, N'w. 3rd, at the Jewish! Community Center. PJans for tho ytav will be made. BO1VU.W TOlltNAMKNT Arnie Weitz took honors in the 3.C.C. Ipomored Mid-Season Grade School Bowlinj; tournament Friday. WeiU. a 6th grnder, averaged i 326, in ttinnlni; hi^'h scries tnd game trophies for his nge group. • Other award winners were Bnrry Krlcafeld, Irvin Karl, Bob Ktein •nd Judy Siegler. Nineteen members of the U.S.Y. liave volunteered a» delegates to a tonventlon in St. Louis, November S8-December 1. A recent meeting wa» held at the horn* of Terry Goldenberg.
WittitheHomeFoIVs Oct. 22—The rtmncll of Jewish Women Arts and Crafts Class was held today with the following participants: Rota G o l d f e i n , Sara Silver, Gussic Gractz, Osins Wiedman, I^oulc Krusen, I»uie Behn. Sam Gllman, Bortha Rich, Bessie Tesjlcr. Rose Glazmnn, Sum Fhh, Carl Sirinsky. Sam Faler, Solomon Silvcrman. ' The teachers this season have been the following: Mmcs. Meyer Bebcr, Art Cohn; Jack Frilcck. Albert Gaer, In'ing Pomcrnnt*, Sam Roacnblum, and Moc Vcnger. Other partldpanU were Rae Brodkey, Minnie Blank, Eva Woskoff, and Sarah Mlnkin. : TJct. 27—A w h e e l c h a i r was donated to the Home by .Miss Charlotte Abrams. Oct. 28—The Golden Agers of Sioux City affd Omaha were entertained by the residents of the Dr. Philip Sher Jewish Home for the Aged. Oct. 31—Rabbi Meyer Kripkc was rabbinical visitor. Rabblniral serlrn: The following rabb!» will vlult the Home during NovemlxT< Nov. 5, Hnbbl IJpnJnmin flroner, Nov. 1'i. liabbi David Kurh, Nov. 19, Mm I hew Polliikofr, Nov. 26, Rabbi Sidney Hrooks. Yahrzeit during the month of Heshvan: Heshvan 2, Oct. 27—Sadie Fish. Heshvan 5, Oct. 30—Irwin Stalmaster. Heshvan ! . OcL 30—Joseph J. Greenberg. Heshvan 7, Nov. 1—Sarah Furber. Heshvan 9, Nov. 8 - Herman Krasne. Heshvan 13, Nov. 7—Mrs. Morris Gross. Heshvan IS. Nov. 9—Ben Handler. Heshvan 18, Nov. 12 -Balla Sodofsky.
BarandBas Eban Pleas for Control Mitzvah of Arms in Middle East I'liiud Nation*, N. Y. I'JTA) Israel deuounctd .Suvltt "rcekvi rattling" ami "miilcur intimiduti«,n" in an appeal to the jrriat NINA UrSl.E IIKIll.lt id Mrs. l)/.vid K. Bibtr puv.tl'.s 1') make R Unit, in the Mr. tliut tile liaii Mit/wih of diuctiun of };!d!);tl dl:armrMiifnt ;;M«T. Niu't lU-nct- 1 l«.-!/i-r by by inhiatiliK "i»-;;ioij;!l Vf^llriwill in: d i b r a k d Fr.<!ny evening lion" of Rrins i/i tlie Middle Ka.',t. b and Sat riiay nwniin;?. Abbu l.'ban. chief 1-i-at-ll dcl«H and 'J ut Ti'injile 1-mel. i;ati>, nd<li'c:.*hid the (Jeiu-rnl Af.fcembly's p o l i t i c a l and Etcunty I1AI1HAI1A KAI'LAK committee in support of a 24|wn\cr resolution, v.iiich has the Ilarbara Kaplnn, daughter or endoricjiH-nt of the t.'nitfd Stoles, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Kaplan, nnd liritniii and Kranre. ns "the most Judy Siegler, daughter of Mr. and comprt-hi nt,iv e and integral disMrs. Bernard Sipgler, will each armftment proimsid now before ^ t a n e her Has M111 v a h at ilk." Joint celebration services on Fri"Since we met laot yen,-," Mr. day evening November 1st and Elian said, "ninny countries In Saturday morning, November 2nd, Europe and the Middle East have at Beth El Synagogue. been reminded, through diplomatic note or public slareincnt, that a DICK ZEVITZ nuclear power could destroy them with relativo case and that !lwir ALAN COIIVN Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Zevitz security hnnga on a thread. .Nucannounce the Bar Mitzvah of their lear wnr hus not broken out; but spn, Dick Zevitz and Mr. and Mrs. nuclear intimidation has i>nt"ied Dan Cohen announce the Bar the dlplonmtlc relationships beMltiiuh of their ton, Alan Cohen, tween the small and the lycnt fit Joint celebration service* on powers." Friday evening, November 8th and Warning that a« attack by a Saturday morning. November 9th "great power on a small country at Beth £1 Synagogue. ', anyuhere in the world could be under the present drcwmsiaiicch "only a stage in the sequence of a global conflict," the Israel diploAlt (rirnil> md r*latlvt>» «te Invltt-d to attend fccnkts mid rti't pttons.
mat reminded RULSIU—without naming it that the cessation of "rocket rattling" in diplomacy and in propaganda would help ease International tensions. "The disarmament question Is UMidlly conceived In terms of th« balnnco bi.twren the arms of the i;reat' p'Uverf." Mr I.'b;m noted. "Bui the dlfpatch of the surplus weapons into ureas of ten; Ion for the sake of winning n counteract* ing political influence hns become an accepted feature of their competition." He told the delegate that Israel "strongly ajipeals" for an end to this regional nrms- race by the Great Power*.
Dedications The family of Laurence lionly will dedicate n monument to bis memory at a service .Sunday, November .'t, ut 2 p. m. «t Beth El cemetery, Wth ,'md I. street::. Rabbi Myer S. KriiAe will officiate. F'riend.s and jelathes are itnilctl to attend.
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Stiidrnti of Tempi* Israel reHips, Norman D. Ilip«, Irvin RuliKious school HHV* elected the The Omiiha Chapter Mizrnclil lilnow, David Sherman, MMX Si-following o f f i c e r s : president, Women \ \ \ hold It* fnli rutnmnue mon, Julius Stein, Philip Twruk, Nancy Brudkey; vice-pretideiit, lale l S Sunday. Monday mid Tuesday, 1. H. ZltKinnn, Heniwn White. Urucc I.Srudkey. seciciiiry, Susan I!cr/1 Group: Mnirs. Art Abrnms, jMnkie^ky; repi t^t-alatives to the NoremU.T 3-4-5 lit ICI6 No. 21th • t r t i t uith Mmec. 11. FrnnHlin IhEid'ire Alualiiiii^'in, I/JIIIH Albt-rl, fttudent council, S/iturday Divi•nil Sol NORK i ' s ••o-chiilrmcii. I.ioycl IJaiik, Ahe Hear, David sion, Kiade 5: Chdre (iummeis, Douons of MiltaWi' ml Ides lire ! Mucker, I'.eulicn lionly, U i v I il Charles Mnyer, 1'aula Mni;zaniin, Hr'odkcy, Seymour asked to ioii'iC iti'in1-' at the Hm>\. . in .M l t i ,,, Max" ..,,..* .('annr, ^.......i Carol AltMiler; yjiitW ti: Nancy M address iiieftT.-iMy on S'lndny or Cohen, .Sam Kp'.'eiii, Alfn-il Kiwi- Maki'-'Kky, l l n u e Urodkey, Gail to call MIK. Franklin, WK f>^1!> or j ler, Hennun I-'i ifdmiin, li'tbert 'llrwlkey, John Zynnan; urade 7: Mrs. Ufi) Handler, AT WW feu- H [ Kromkln, Arthur (Joldstein, Klmor John Hpltzcr, I.iury Ksivleh, .Su.s.in |iiik-uii.j Gross Anrnn Levinr, Julius Kntz- M^akii'slty, l.enore Wolfsun; grade MeniljerK iiio iih.o ri'qnei-ieil to; man, Mortnn Hiohitril'i, I i i i n r y K: l.lada I'rie.sman, Bob Bross, brinK their hfintlinri<lt? mticles for i Kiekr.s, Kohert Kinmienjiaii, 1/iu Ronuld Wolilner, Larry Mayer; lien .Soshnik, Ted .Srtn- grade 9: Norman Bleicher, Hiehard • the Children's hospital dazaur to Miss Knlah Kmnklin al Hie .Ii'uiili fnrd. Max .Shapiro. I'.on Sherman, Friedman, Sut.an Speler, Susan IrviuK .Sehneldermiin. Sain Sluln-- Brndkey; grade 10; Judy Fried(jornniunity (Vnter office. IJ.'II:, I. M. Tretiak, I. H. Welner, man. Naney Brodkey, Myra Lipp, Leo Writz, Harry YVInodsky, Ira Belt* Welner. rum Whltclwok nml Mi-yi-r Iluliln, Carl 'Hu- Cousi/i^ elub will be quests Itiek.-i. of Mrs. Ben J. Crrshiin, »Kl KM-UIIP Kolmnue plans to hold election \Vpi7inaiin Group: Mines Willinm Avenue, Council Illuffe, lit n lunch- Albfrlh, Hyinan Htlintm, 1-ldwnrd of officers, November 9, a t a "hen eon nieetintr, \VY<lnt:><lay, Novem- I), llrodkey, Stnnliy Fisk, A I), party." Installation of the new ofber 6 lit. ll':M0 p. in. rirnillcr. I#«ui Graolz, l/iiui Hnr- ficrrii will he held the following witz. Hen Knsknv, Jnck Kaiifnuin, week. IlITir iSItArX SISIIJtIKIOI) David Krmitz, Mlelmel Kr.isni-, Tlio Ui'tli In-ftol Sisterhood will Mne I.insnuin, Maurite Nevuriun, hold it's aiiFiUfil JJnen Shower on I.eo Nojx, lion rerrlin.in, M II. nn tntertnjning presentation will Novenibir 12lh at 12:.'IO p. in.'in l'essi'ii, .IIM" Hlee, .MoriIs ltnilsli>in, lia\e a opportunity to perform on various unit aliowi at t h t VA the Syna:;n^ne Swl.-il Hall. I. W. llospltal, and other Institutions. Mrs, I). H, l!pslein, chainuan, Slein. !•: 1. Wlilinun, Adolpli Trost, Mnx Knnner 1> youth talent chairluis urruni:id for raid playing find Sam Wolf, nnd Mi.i!* Fanny fJroil- man and Robert Katelmnn i». try*nteitaJfiineiit following lunch. invlcy, outs chairman. iteseivntions may tip' tnnde by culling Mni'.'«. Nathan 1!<T>; nr NKURA8KA Sum Ho'-ei^lein, Siftir .service Is III;MIV MONNKV CIIAPTKR I I N A I ii'itrni The Nebraska Chapter, B'nal svailnhle. '111'.' Helh I'.rael .Sb,lfrhood l!oiird| A wrokH »t«y for (wo at (heB'rlth will hold a board meeting November 7, 8 p. m. at the home will meet for luiu h on x,)V,.,, ,!„.,. Samrs Hotel, IJi« Vegan, Nev,, Hill 5«i at. the h.,n,e (.f Miv lienjuinlii j ' " ' t h « Kr«71(l Ao°f V*7t *<*. t n « of Mrs, Sam Manvi'lz. lueky winner at the B'nal B'rltli Groner nt l'.'..'!0 p. m. Henry Monsky ChaiHer 470 fall harvp«t festlvnl arid card party A I H I . T JKWISH STUIIKS S II n il B y November 17, at Ute The fall M'mester .jf the Ilelh JJlnekstone Hotel at 8 p. m. lrrstr-1 School of Adult J » ish The nffalr the groups annual StudieK \\i\l o|>en Monday evening fund mixing event, will also feaNovemlier 4th at K p. in. The eiirture n haznnr and a senernl store rlcilliiin will iniluili' i-'.urhi'h in where ninny valuable Items will iM'Klnner.H Hrl rew, Intennediali* he nuetloned. ('nrds will also lie lleliiew, Ceiemonlal.s nnd rltiinls. planned for the cvcnlhR. Judaism niu) 'the Youn^ Adult. Tiekeis at $1 per ixruon hnve The rourr-e in he^'inni'rs Hebrew lieen mailed to the entire Ural nnd hi een-nionlap; anil rituals re- Ji'rlth family, anil may also he quire no preri'(|u|..||e-.. Intermedi- oMnined nt the d*xir. ate HelilW Is llesli'llMj for tllO'.C who a r e attlo lo rearl Hehre^1, JiHlalsm nnd the Younj; Adult nrej KI'STKIN MOIUiAN I'OST limited to hich scliwil ulndpiiis and I Tryouts for the Jouth talent requires no prf ref|iil-i(t( '•;. j I'cnKr program of Kintrln-MuiKan The roM of text IKX)1(;,. if lir-eded.l Post, Jewish V'nr Vetrian< "ill will lie the only ex|«-n>.e Involviil !•': held nt the JeulMi Community for piirilrlpiihtH of the In-.illule. t"••rft«-i-, Wednesday, N'civember 6, Anyone IntetrMed in enrolling is at 7 p. in. Anyone who slnys, i^Ued to the M-Iiool office dances, plays an instrument or has UK 62HK. DKTII Kl. SISTKHIIOOI) ! lielh Kl Sixterhoml Is planning n I luncheon «t;d hoard nu-e-ting November 5. V.!:'V) p. in. In the synagogue, social hall. Co-chairmen Mrs. William I'otoek find Mrs. I'hlneas Wintroub will bo in charge of arrangement.1;, 'iliry will h** insisted by Mini's. Max Moskovitz, Morris Kellman. Harr>' Dulkiff. Philip Fox. Kilwnrd Hosen, Oerahl (Jro.'iK, Jnek K/uifnian, Dave Stein, and Dave Cohn. 1IADASSAH Mrs, Morris Fellniaii, Chairman of Leadership Trmnlnj; for OIMQIIA Chapter HndaKsah, has announeed that the. fourth t-cs.slon of the eourse will be held on Monday. Novemlwr 4th 1 p. in. al tinIlliiekslone lloiei with Mrs. J . H. Kuhikofirky leadint; the dlscussifiti.
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Soon, little men from outer ipace iAr (if members of a human race) •f* may join us here below Perhaps they've found some brand new way to forecast trends from day to day ("luiirinaii of the llndassah Meiland make our money grow Icleal Organi/nlPm and V'wational J-;ducation eoinmitees and their _w group chainnen will honor romBut time alone can brings us news iiilttee <'nplalns at a Harvest lea mi Friday .November Slh. at the of Martians and their market views home of Mrs. Abe Slusky, Ol'J I and what goes on above ' Cilenwnod I'.oad ,il ) p. in. Chapter Chairnlini i>( I'MO-VK in Mrs. M. Meanwhile we really can't recall fji'eenberg. flroup Chairmen aro if money interests them at all Mmes. Sam itothenber^, Albert WohlniT, Hairy Jiavilz, and l.oliis Perhaps they live on love
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I.t. anil Mrs. K<l»nrd Cutler an ri • — Chicaso (WN'Si it fueling in the Kast folluv\ij,^ ; here at a meeting o tolerate in its midst -sit at the home of Lt. Cutler', committee of tl,.. camp follower* fit u tton League of Hi 'i H'nth th.-.t ' " ^ . . ^ uvi?t pr<>p:u;aiMi. and I par Is. Mr. mid Mm. Louis A 1 .Arab foreign student* v.h | ( utl.-r. Th''y u.Ti funiii'rJy M;i re movini; r. ;iinijit;nn entered the United Slates u t'OIH.-il I v.ith the military in H.:t n thr • Miiidlc J-.'ast." uhi.-;jJ lor study purpose* only "ai \v aii ' i ' j i . r u M j i l e [ i l ' t n t < i i».-.sit!t' i i ing political wiufaie aijaii i t this Ii. l.li- . CJIII., where I.t. Culi-i n;tepunixy, disseminating, on pu-.t-;;i;ui\iate \\.j,k at tl lion's eoU >p«' campuses propaganity of Colorado. da that Is hostile to American policy and interests and favorahl tp the Soviet Union." The chargi In addition l<i the women uh'j was made in a report, presented contributed previous to the Needleby ADL's general counsel Arnold work'Guild Drive, the following - Fosttr, which said tha* "the ac- ctmtributions are rei>orted. I., M.irks, Oinuha attivity of these foreign students, Kdward Abrahams. Abe Hear, raoblUxed at a major propaganda Dave Blacker, Ben Chait, David torney, hits succeeded Ralph Swoarm of the Arab League, has pen- M. Chapma , Max K. Cohn, Leslie boda as executive committee etrated deeply into, the educational Davis, David Feder, Samuel B. chairman of tlie Omalm CommitForeign grass roots of this country; it rep- Fried. David Greenberg, Edward te« on F Harry A. Trustln serves as ;r»«enUr-ln the words of one ot- W. Greenberg, Morton Hiller, Joe «dal—'« force in the United !«. Ilorwldi, Lazar Kaplan, Juliui member of tha committee, SUtei to be reckoned w i t h / " Katzman, Bernard Kaufman, Jo• ;•: i Lilting : the Arab information seph Kinhenbaum, Harry Lobel, Omohqn's Brother Aids CJenWr In New York as the prin Edward M. MaJashock, Jerome J, dpal,center o[ propaganda, the Milder, Benjamin M. Mlnkln, Har- iH-aeti Coflegt Fund report states that "the. nation can ry Neesman, Jack Newberg, TheoDr. Ivor Griffith of Philadelphia, dore: A. Newman, Maurice H. Pes- who Is North American chairman sen, aigen* D. flldv Irvin Sher- of • campaign to raise 31,000,000 man, Milton Simons, Louis Singer, for the Hebrew University New Harold: Slotburg, Ira Trachten- School of Pharmacy In Israel is CBAKLEii KXDMAI* C h v l e i J. Feldmui, 58, farmer barg, Hanry A; Wise, Alex Wol; the brother of J. Jeffrey Griffiths, manager tof the fuel oil division Ornaban and vice-president and pa and Miss Surah Slbbodisky. Mesdames M o r r 11 Abramson, of Milder Oil Co., Inc. general talei manager of Unlverul-Intemational Picture*, died Max Arbltman. Abe Baker. Sara Dr. Griffith, president of the October 2J in New York Q t y alt- Bait, Julian J. BaumeL N. A. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy BercovH Sam Herman, Joseph er a heart attack. and Science, Is now making an.cxHe was the brother of Jenny Bernstein, Jerome Bleicher, Alfred tcnilve tour of Israel and Is conand Philip Fcldman of Omaha. Mr. Brody. Jay Chenuack, Heine Del- ferring wlth'the Board of Regents Feldman is survived by hi* wife, rogh, Ben ElscnberE, Isadore Ele- of the University on the estabMary and another sitter, Clara of wito, Abe.Feldman, Simon Feldr llsljnent of the new school. He Los Angelej. He w u a graduate man, Alfred /Jledler, B e r n a r d spoke in Omaha several year* ago. Fink, Morton X* Fisher, Alfred of Central High school. Frank, Yeshia'•'.&:" Fregger, May Fried,' Isadore Friedman, Hymie MBS. BACHEL KIB9HENBAUM Gendler, Paul M, Goldstein, BarMr». Rachel Klrshenbaum of 872 ton H. Greenberg, Max Greenberg, North 48th Street, died Wednes- Maynard M. Greenberg, Bertha ; * UM u uutrl rour ffut M day, October 23 in a local hospi- Herscovitz, Stanley H. Herioff, _ Hint TM Jiwiah m—. _ Ournnl n|4 l> M ctau W uct tout tal. Services were held Thursday Morris E. Jacobs, Jack Jacobsen, lint loKfllol. TU Vrmt rManro tat njtt : at the Jewish Funeral home-with u llnll Hi* M ttth •JnfllMnuiit, Jacob Kaplan, Lazier Kavich, burial in Mt. Sjnai cemetery. Louis Kendiji, Rose Konecky, Louis Surviving are her husband. Jo- Kulakofsky, Joe Lorkls, Robert I. BAJR and Bai Mitzvah congratulaUons also for all Jewish holiseph, two daughters, Mrs. Sam Marer,. Betty S. Milder, On-el A. days and special occasions. Shyken, Omaha; Mrs. Rebecca Milder, Wlllam Milder, Sol MlrMeyers News Stand, 1502 Dodge. Gralnlck, Newton, la., and six off, Ralph F. Nogg, Harry Noodell, grandchildren. Hyman Osoff. Harold Pollack, 'WILL person who picked up maSarah W, Potash, Jack Raznlck,! roon umbrella by mistake In Peter Richard, Hyman Richards, SAMUEI. 80.UMKK Center Auditorium, after Oct. Morton Richards, Max Rleken. Al" Samuel Summer. 96. retired 15 Council meeting please call grocer, and rmident of the Dr. IKTI G. Rinrirprman, N. Julian or leave/ at Center desk? Philip Sher Jewish Hume fur Die Rips. Edward Z. Rosen, Jcrold 3111 DECATOlt Aged died October 2Jth. Mr. Som- Rosen, Jake I'.osenbloom, Morris; jner before hU i**tin* lent was Biticic BUY OF THF; WKEK istrln. Snm Rosenstfin. Leo Omaha'i; oldest grocer and had 6-riOOM BUNGAI-OW been Omaha's oldest Jewish resi- RoM-nthal. Howard Host, Sadie Larfie Living room with Fire'nlicn;. Sam I. RothenlwrK. dent. plncc. Formal Dinini; room with Services were held Sunday Harry Rulwnstcin, I'hii Salts. EdPanelled Oiling. 3 lar(;e bed.morning at the- Jewish Funeral ward Shnftoii, .Sam Shyken, Kr\-jn rooms. Detached garage.. Lyn R. Simon, Ltinis Sokolof, Phil SoHome with burial in Pleasant Hill Grady—TK. 01M or Jack Llebcn kolof, Alfred Sophir, Barney L. cemetery. —WA. 8972. Office -AT. 1713. Surviving are two cluldien. Mrs Stark, Abraham A. Stoinl>eri:,*Sam HARGLKROAU-DAVI5 J. Steinljers. lldl>crt Swnrtz. Sam Hannah Gillnsky. Denver and Har- Tretlak, Leo WaxcnlwrR, Harry Crispin and Crispinian n tbc old, Long Island, N. Y. Welner, Joe White, Phineas Wintroub, Albert L. Wohlner, J. l^wis| pat run saints of shoemakers. QABKIEL COLTON r, Sam Zweiback, and Misses Gabriel Colton, 67. former Omn. ha resident, died October 13th in Charlotte Abrams and Marilyn R. Meyer. Los Angeles, CaJ. Ftineral services were held October 14. SurvivSell what you don't need . . . ing are his wife, Mary and uin. Buy what you need through the David. Want Adj. 1 1
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Nov. 8th Services To Honor Vets V e t c n m ' s N i g h t will 1« observed N u v t ' m b e r 8 in most O u m h a a n d Council Bluffs .s>]i.'ij;o;;u(-s. M a r v i n Kaplan, cuininand'.'r of I''ji-.U'in-Morgan !>*''>(, J c u i - h W a r Vt'terani* un:i',s all iiifinlwi^ lu atl'-nd i h e 'IVinpIo or Svna;; ( jf;ue ol thr-jj- clu'it1!* (in thrtt fvcniiif;, tiie Kriil-jy b r f o n ' V«-U:rans l>;*y, N o v e m b e r 11, All nwmb'M'i itir linked \o w e a r Uicir J W V C:I\JH and | t !(*.+ to sfi'v ices. ' T h e I i vinji C'"brn Lodi;*1 "f Cuuiu-il Illnifs Jt'jKti U ' l i i h will} si>"JtM)r £i Sabtjath fvenin:; ;,civic.c nt H'/iai Jsrat-l Kyna);«»j;uf* in Council HI tiffs, S p. in. in honut*
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(A war vftcrans. Groetinj:s will be prcsc-ntcd by Maynard Telpner, piwsiilfiit <»f the I lodf^c and the .s<*nm»n wii! IK* <Wlive-ed by Habbl D;ivid Korb. The coftf*xef*;it\on will be nddrcssfld by the Rev. Philipp T. Puiham, pastor of the First ChrisUan Church. A color guard will participate in the services. I. nils passer, chairman of service committee for the amied forces nnd veterans Li In charce of arran^etnents.
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