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Of The sixtieth anniversary dinner celebration of the Jewish National Fund will be held t).v the Jewish National Fund Council of Omaha Iliis Sunday night, October 12, at Beth Israel Synagogue. Dinner will l>e at 0:30 o'clock in the evi'ninj;. Members of tin' reservallonsplione coininittee, named by Mrs. A. I). Fronlt, chairmnii of the event, lire Mines. Marion Bondaren, .Toe Cuss and Charles Kimmel. Mrs. Frank's co-chairman is Mrs. Aaron Kim. Mrs. A. V. Friedman is in charge of decorations. Activities Kcport Mrs. M. F, Levenson, president of the Omaha Council, will give her annual report of activities of the Omaha group, prior to the address by Mrs: Archibald SilverHum of Providence, R. I, Mrs. Sllverman, oiie of the founders of 3. N. F., htis visited [sr.'iel over 20 times, and is internalionallyknown as a dynamic speaker, who lias been associated with every worthwhile cause in Jewry in tlie last, half-century. Present Itronzc 1'lao.nes During the evening, those who have planted miles of trees, groves
Center Health The Center Health Club, Omiilia's largest health club for men, has been completely enlarged find expanded, it was announced by I.es Burkenroad, Center Health Club chairman. The improvements include both an enlarged lounge and dry heat room and the addition of a coat room. The club is open from noon until ft) p. m. during the week and from 9 a, in. to d p. m. on Sundays nnd offers convenient parking on the Center parking lot, personal locker facilities, dry heat and H'eam rooms, large modern lounge, slumber room, shower facilities nnd massages in addition to heat nnd sun lamp treatments. Five masseurs are on duty every Sunday and a well trained staff is present throughout the week. No oppolmnent Is necessary.
Huston ,./l'A)—The Infllic-ntlal Christian Scleiicfi Monitor warned the Western Powers In an editorial that lliey Iiiic] to deal wlfh President Nasser of the United Arab Republic "at more than urni's length and regard him as an InImmigration to Israel Ii.is spurted to the largest rale since the veterate enemy." dramatic flow to the Jewish state in the summer of 1D50, officials of Tlie newspaper said that "Amer- the Jewisli Agency reported In a series of statements this week. The twin crises in Egypt and icans and Britons have tried hard to be just as between Arab aspiraHungary at that time placed an unprecedented burden upon the tions and Zionism. Washington ofrefugee life lines to Israel, but ficials have been at a point where new developments in Rumania and they would welcome an opporelsewhere this month indicate a tunity to extend economic help to flow of immigrants of almost the Egyptian and Arab peoples on a A giant Hula Hoop contest same magnitude. scale comparable to what. Israel will be held at the first Sunday About 2,000 Jews from Red Ruhas received. Funclay program, October 20, "But Niisserism sounds u con- when the group meets at the mania arrived in Vienna this wpek en route to Israel,' it was reported. stant warning and a threat against Jewish Community Center. Israel and Rumania recently In addition to a grand prize doing too much lit tills respect. To agreed that 50,000 of Rumania's for the winner, a prize will be 200,000 hnlld up Nasser-Ism rather than a Jews could migrate to Isawarded to every child who rael. more constructive. Arahlsm might lie 11 dls-servlco to tile world. The enters the contest. Judges will More than 5,000 immigrants - a ambitious dictator of the United score skill in Hula Hooping as sharp increase over earlier months well as tricks. Arab ICepulilIc leaves tlie West in .1958—are expected to arrive in • Only children registered in Israel this month, the Jewish little alternative hut to (leal with the Sunday Fiindny program Agency said. him at more than anny'H length are eligible for the contest and and regard him as an Inveterate News of the exodus from KuPlans are underway for a Youth they are urged to enter it toenemy." mania heightened efforts by the Council reception Sunday, October day. The program is just one of the eight weekly fun packed national and local campaigns of VI at l.'.'iO p. in. at the Jewish gatherings beginning Sunday, tho United Jewish. Appeal a n d ('(immunity Center for l'uullne October 26. Registration may be State of Israel Honds. A $40,000,Halm, teenage star o f "The Diary made by calling Children's Ac- ODD cash collections campaign by of Anne .Frank," It was announced the IMA and a drive to sell ,«,"i0,tivities at JA 1366. 000,000 in Israel Itonds (luring the liy Larry filliimliy mill Hetty Erbalance of U)58 luive Just gotten nian, reception co-chairmen. under way. A specially designed program All Youth Council clubs are parElmer Gross, chairman of tha ticipating; Ediar TjBG and Konu offering tap and ballet dancing is Omaha Jewish Philanthropies cam» A/A, decorations; Debs, F.Ieanor available at the Jewish Community paign, urged all workers to comRoosevelt BUG and AZA No. 1, Center. plete their assignments as rapidly reception and program; AZA No. G e o r g e Koltauowski, Internaas possible "lo meet this sudden The courses now in the process 100. Ilayim and Hohanue BOG, tional Chess Master will appear challenge." Gross also called for of formation still have several publicity. at tlie Jewish Community Center increased giving 1o the Emergency The clubs are organizing a mo- openings left and those interested Tuesday, October 28 at 7:.'iO p. m. Rescue Fund being conducted sifire urged to register at once by torcade to escort Miss Ilalm to the Mr. Koltanowslii will not only multaneously vvilli the a n n u a l reception til (he Center. It will be- calling Children's Activities JA, play a simultaneous match of over Philantropics campaign. gin at Memorial park and then 1360. 30 hoards but will wear a blindSam Katzman and Sam Rico, proceed to the young star's hotel. The courses are being 'organized fold throughout, the event. co-chairmen of the Israel Bonds for all levels of instruction includYouth Council club members Thu "Mental Magic" chess ex- campaign here, said, "Not only who will serve on the reception ing beginners, intermediates and hibition will be sponsored by the. must we give to UJA In order to advanced students under the dicommittee are Steve Dloogoff, Omaha Chess Club, the . YMCA bring the immigrants into Israel, Justin Han, Dan Hollis, Irene Wi- rection of a professional instructor, and the Jewish Community Center; but we must step up Bond purrBetty Mat-Michaels. Miss Macner, Arlene Grossman, Eden Colin, Any chess player may enter the chases in order to maintain IsJudy Pollack, John Schimmel, Michaels is an exiwrtly qualified exhibition by calling the Activities rael's economy under the new Marlys Isack, Gale Schricr, Bar- teacher and is a r r a n g i n g the Office at JA 1306. Player fees are stress." bara Bercult, Leslie Kpstein, Roni classes so that students will have $2.00 for adults and SI .00 for Late reports Wednesday said an Meyer, Lurry Hoberman. All Y. C. plenty of individual help. .students. Spectators will be ad- additional 4,000 Jews already ara members as well as freshmen, who in the pipeline from Rumania, at A fee of 53.00 per month will mitted free. have not yet pledged to particular be charged. Further information Mr. Koltanowski holds the title the same time that steady emiclubs, are invited to attend the will be furnished to those calling of the World's Blindfold Chess gration from Polnnd and North Sunday reception. Champion. Africa is continuing. the above number. of trees, or given a "Nachlat," will be honored with the presentation of special bronze plaques by Mrs. Silverman. Among these will be Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mycrson, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Myerson, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Myerson, Mrs. Lena Grossman and Sam Rice. A Nachlat is enough funds to prepare a plot of grounds sufficient to accommodate 30 families in Israel. Entertainment will be furnished by Gidon Ari-I.avi, Israeli folk singer, who will sing native Israeli folk songs. Mrs. Harry Dnboff will accompany him. If anyone is missed, reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Hondaren, GL .r>170; Mrs. Giiss, GL ">227 or Mrs. Kimmel, GL 780fi.
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srael Bonds Show Slight. Increase. Over 1957Greater Omaha's Israel Bonds campaign pushed past the $15,000 mark this week, co-chairmen Sam Rice and Sam Katzman reported. The figures reflect a slight increase over the corresponding period in 1957. Arrival here Tuesday of James G. McDonald, first United States ambassudor to Israel, for parlor meetings In Omaha and Council Bluffs will highlight this week's activities', Kat/mjii said. McDonald will be guest at the home of Mr. and Mis. Isadoie
Chapman Tuesday night and ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gershun Wednesday night. The Council Bluffs meeting is open to the entire community. The Iowa city's bond committee is headed by tlie Gershuns and by Mr. and Mrs. Saul Suvalsky. Members of Hadassah and B'nai B'rith in Council Bluffs are also working on the meeting. (Continued on Page 4 )
Itobort Folnbere, Mrs. Sam Kntzmnn, Alio flcndler, Mrs, Ham Illfkln, Sam Katzman, Mrs. J. Hurry Kuhikofsliy, Sam Itlce, F . nrtlph Nogg, Mrs. Isldor 1 son. Mm. Morris Grossman and Lou tlanar (I. to r,) diiciiwj vnrlout phase* of this yenr's. community mobilization for Stnto of Israel Bonds.