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le Tuesday A, F. Jacobson, president of Northwestern Bell T e I e p b o n e Company, is to receive the seventh annual Americanism Citation of Henry Monsky Lodge, l.i'nai B'ritli it WHS announced today by "Millard Margolin, chairman of the lodge's Americanism Coimni!Ice.
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Andy Jean Gross and Saul Aaron Kripkc, graduating seniors at Central High School, will speak on behalf of Omaha's Jewish high school graduates at Bacculaureate Services at H:'M p. m., Wednesday, June 4, at Beth F,l SynaPresentation at Luncheon KoRue Formal presentation of the CiSeventy-nine Jewish boys and tation to Mr. Jacobson will be girls will be honored at this anmade at a luncheon in the ballnual program sponsored by the room of the Sheraton-Fonlcnelle Jewish Federation of Omaha. x Hotel, Tuesday, June 3. Rabbi Benjamin Groner of Beth Mr. Jaeobson, associated with Israel Synagogue, will deliver thy "many business and civic enter-1 baccalaureate address. Rabbi Sidprises, has been particularly active ney Hi Brooks of Temple Israel dining the last two years as chairwill give the invocation, the closman of the Mayor's City-Wide ing prayer and benediction. Rabbi Planning Committee for Oniaha Myers S. Kripke of Beth El Synannd currently as president of the gogue will conduct the services. Omaha Development Council, Inc. The B'nal B'rilb Citations are The Beth El Choir under the awarded on the basis of individual direction of Cantor Aaron EdgaP tvork towards community and will take part in the ceremony. ©?'§i^i^>^^ civic betterment and the general Dr. Philip Slier, originator of advancement of citizenship responthe annual baccalaureate sorvlc* sibility, The six previous' awards and honorary president, of th« honored V. J, Skut.t, 1957; ClarFederation, will extend greetings. ' • ence L. Landon, 105IJ; Robert H. —Jolin KaMna Photo, Saul A. Kripke, Andy JI'HU ft rosfj, l*uuI Shyken »c»n programs for Wednesday night's Robert H. Kooper, president of Jtucciilnurnute Store, 1953; E. F. Pnlti.i, 1951; services. the Federation, will bring greetMorris E. Jacobs, I!).".*"!, nnd W. ings on behalf of the Federation. Richard H. Speier Otto Swanson, l'X>'>. Graduates: Paul Shyken, president of th» Stuart Eugene Stoler , Reservations for the June 3 IIKOWNKU. IIAIX Jewish Youth Council, also will Jeffrey David Swortz luncheon may be made by calling Wallls Cherniack speak. Martin Eli Weil WEbster iY.VMl Jean Linda Goldstein A reception by the Beth El SynHoward L. Weinberg Started as Ch'rk tJiNTKAI, IIKJII S<!HOOr, agogue Sisterhood will follow the Charles R. Wise A native of Omaha, Mr. .TacobBuy* service. Bernhardt L. Wolf, Jr. son started as a clerk with NorthRene Lee Ash Neiv V'ork (WNS)—CondemnaAndy Jean is the daughter of Girls western Bell In Omaha in l'J'22. He Arnold Han . Mr. and Mrs, Gerald S. Gross. tion of Itiugo as n means of synaJudith Ban Philip Edwin Barron Saul Aaron is the son of Rabbi gogues siijiport in carrying out Its Phyllis Ann Bernstein frvin Sam Bel/el' and Mrs. Myer S. Kripke. Paul in religious program, coupled ti'itl Barbara AnaBrodkey Marvin Josejih Jiernstein the son ol .Mr. and Mis S.mi ShyCharlotte Alice Brodkey mi iippcul to synagogues am Bernard Howard Bloom ken. * Marilyn Elaine Dvorkin churches to "reject and bar Bingo Bruce .Stephen Bloom Eleanor J. Falkenstein and similar games as a means of Hubert Myron Urodltey Judith Ellen Freed Michael Gary C'anar maintaining the House of Cud," Sally Mae Freeman Allan Paul Cutler was sounded lure n( the Kilh :mBarbara Jean Garber Gerald C. Kreedman nuiil meeting of the New York Beverly Sue Goldberg Steven Michael Friedman Federation or Reform Synagogues. Berdine Rae Green Alan David Goldstein The Reform congregations deAndy Jean Gross Nelson Terry Gordmun . Members of the*--Golden- Age lona Karl . clared in a statement that I he syBernard Lynn Grossman Club will celebrate the organiza-; Faye Anne ICntz nagogue was "established for the Larry G. Herman Itpn's seventh birthday with resiMiriam Louise Katz ••'•....' purpose of teaching the worthBennett Gene Hornstein , dents of the Dr. Philip Slier JewLinda Sue KaVich Harold Kainian •••:•• while values by which children ish Home for the Aged with ft Nancy Pamela Lewis Saul Aaron Kriplte party, Tuesday, June 3, at the may be influenced and adults guidDiane Llntzmun'' Thomas Iloss Kully h o m e . ' ; ' •...•. ;. .*. • , . * ; ,-..v.: ed" nnd that "to suggest that the Joun Rue Marx ' Stuart Wayne Kutlcr Plans are being made for a synagogue can only survive by be: Sandra Rae Mutters Jack Joseph Lleb .-• . luncheon'..'and entertainment b.y coming a transient gambling hall Madalyn Rose Miroff •".' • ;•. A. F. Marl in Robert Lipp the National Council of Jewish Is to suggest thai the synagogue Barbara Eileen Pitalis / Howard Meyers i '. Women and the Jewish Federation ; later was with the company in has no higher function in moderi liinda Rac Rosenbaum ; Allan Stewart Noddle with Mmes. J. Milton Margolin, Minneapolis, Duliith nnd Sioux Muriel ioyce Rosenblatt Stuart Michael Persell '•..:.• I^pu Cutler wid N. Simon. Council Palls. He returned to Omaha" as life." Florence Shrago Sydney Alvln Pessen .'.' :> coordinators, in charge. * president in February, 1!)55, from Lynn Singer Thomas Hugh Piatt A gnldci for Conservative, synaA musical program will be pre-. . New York City, where ho had llelene Spilman Justin Charles Kavitz ; sented by Cantor Eli Kagan of been assistant vice president of gogue IIIIMI'H clubs stressing the Barbara Susan Wolfe Steven John Rlekes neeil for linshriitli nnd traditional A. T. and T. Beth Israel Synagogue, accomMaureen Zevitz Edward Allan Schneider panied on.the piano by Professor His activities and services since observance of the Sftbbath at pubJune Zneimer Robert F. Shapiro Hans Baer, instructor of piano. >.. returning to Omaha include di- lic functions and turning thumbs Maxine Lou Zweiback Gerald Sherman down on the use of games of •Hostesses for the event will inrector, Omaha Chamber of ComWESTSIDK IlKUi 8CIIOOLI. Michael Allan Shrier clude Mines. Margolin, Cutler; pimerce; general chairman, Mayor's chance, as fund-raising devices for Bernard Polikov Michael Shukert synagogue groups, was adopted at Planning Committee; t r u s t e e , CIIKIACiO JKWISH •ACADKMY nion, Sol Nogg, Arthur Rubin, HyPaul Shyken man Fried, Abe Lewis and A. Co-•..' Clarkson Hospital; trustee, Oma- the recent convention of the NnJerrold Louis Stone Ronald George Simons tioiiuj Federation of Jewish Men's hen. . ••••.-'• : ha Safety Council; chairman, CIIIIIH in New York, It was reTransportation to the home will Omaha Parking Authority; memported by JTA. be furnished to Golden Agers if ber, Policy Committee of U. S. they will"be at the Center no•'}&•{' Chamber of Commerce; member, ter than 12:30 .p. m. - • board of trustees, Omaha Community Playhouse; member of Boni'd of Lay Regents, Creigliton University; vice president and Jenisalein (JTA)—Col. (leorgo way to tlie wounded men nnd died member of Executive Committee, Four Omaha delegates will at- A. Mint, United Nations chairman of his wounds as continuous Arab Omaha Industrial Foundation, and of Hie Israel-Jordan Mixed Armispresident, Omaha Development tend the 13 r a n d e i s University tice C'ommlKslon, was killed by fire prevented aid from reaching Jerusalem (JTAi An Israel Women's Conference at Walt ham, Jordanian rlflu fire when he at- him and. the wounded Israelis. Council, Inc. offer, through diplomatic chanMr. Jacobson is also a member Mass., on June R, fl and 10. Full Itcport Promised tempted to rescue xiv Israeli ponels to supply .Ionian with.S'ilk. of the board of trustees of Dundee They are Mrs. Hymmi Ferer, nfi- licemen wounded In a surprise atAt United Nations headquarters vaccine in the fact? of a rising Presbyterian Church. lloiii'il board member and past 'iii'k/liy Jordan forces ill the Mt. in New York, Secretary General polio: rate in Western Jordan has president of the local group! Mrs. Scopus (Icinllltarl/i'il zone." Four Dag Hammarsltjold Issued a slate- been refused "with thanks." The.. Joseph Zweiback. also u past pres- of the policemen subsequently died men! expressing sorrow over the Israel' offer was made after reident; Mrs, 1. M, Lihcrman and of their woiimls after having lain '.'tragic loss" of Col. 'Flint. He ports that the Jordan GovernMrs. Herman Cohen. unattended, imilor Arab fire, fiir promised a full report as soon as ment had requested an American it was received. He warni'd that airlift '.o rush vaccine. liours. "the sacrifices of this day should At- 'the same time. Israel ,'md The 47-yeai--old Canadian offibe a reminder of the vital neces- Jordan concluded-a broad agree. New York (JTA)*— Tim cer, carrying a white flag, braved sity for a radical change of the ment for I he control of malaria United Jewish Appe.'il of the Arab barrage in a heroic ef- altitudes which have led up to the breeding mosquitoes along the en: Greater New York, reported fort to reach the wounded Israelis latest tragic events and which lire length of their common borthat the 1058 UJA drive lms New York (WNS)— Philip M. raised ?17,500,000: from resi- Klutznick of Park Forest, 111., and after the Jordanians, entrenched must be overcome if peaceful con- der. The agreement, reached -In. a dents of the New York area a former Omahan, was named at the Arab village of Issnwin, had ditions are to be restored in the medical subcommittee of 4 ' e * since it began February 1. chairman of the Board of Direc- rejected pleas of United Nations area." Mixed Armistice Commission, proA spokesman for the Cnnadinn vides for Israeli and Jo. This, total represents nn in- tors of the Amerlcnn Friends of officials for a cease-fire to permit a crease of five percent ovor Hebrew University at a meeting evacuation of four Jewish police- Foreign Office at Ottawa was re- teams, accompanied by UN obthe umount the sama people hero, Daniel G. Ross of New York, men who lay wounded In the Is- ported to have said it had been server; to spray DDT and oilier raeli-held enclave. Col Flint was notified that Col. Flint had been insecticides in six major danger gavo In 1957. : was re-elected president, ' hit as he attempted to makn bis (Continued on Page 4.'i areas along the border. *<¥£''
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Golden Agers To Mark 7th Year
Officer Killed by
.Scopus
N.Y. Drive Up 5 Percent
Klutznick to Head University Board
Jordan Refuses Vaccine