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As of October 22, 1938 The following arc current reports from divisions in the 1958 Omaha Jewish Philanthropies Campaign; 1958 Total Division To Dale Initial Gifts $348,220.00 Men's Division ^ 15,472.00 Women's Division 01,755.54 D. & P. Unit 3,512.50 Children's Division ; . . . . . . . 1,730,25 High School Division 1,171,25 University Division " 110.00 Organizations • 2,473.25 Miscellaneous 1,517.00 Total to Date
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Program of the Month Schedule Is Announced The Jewish Community Center In cooperation with local Jewish Clubs and organizations announces the presentation of the 195U-59 Program of The Month. The Program of The Monttt is on adult educational and entertaining series open to the entire Jewish Community and sponsored by the Jewish-Community Center of Omaha. Program dates and personalities are: Thursday, November 20, Jon Silo, Humorist,. Broadway acror, Btar of Can Can, national television personality. , Sunday, December 7, James Roosevelt, congressman, eldest 6on o| the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, particularly interested In Middle East, civil rights, problems of small business, House committee on "education. Thursday, February 19, 1959, Dr. Bernard Chenick, Director General Hebrew University in Jofusalem, world traveler, orator, born In Dublin and served ns British Chaplain in France during World War II. Thursday, March 19, 1959, Felix Flblch, choreographer and dancer,
Lenders of the nine lodges which eompriso the Southwest Regional Council of B'nai B'rith will meet here November 2 to honor t>avid C. Goldfine, president, and Bon Z. Glass, executive director of District No. G at their annual fall seminar. The nil-day Sunday session, which will get under way at 9 30 o. m. at the Paxton Hotel, will
Carnegie Hall and Networks. Toured Kurope and Asia, 1958 television award winner.Thursday, April 16, 1959, Dr. Judah J. Shapiro, educator, national director B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation, Joint Distribution Committee in Europe. Programs will be held at different locations and will ba announced later.
Advisors to Hold Workshop Oct. 30
A second advisor's workshop will be held Thursday, October 30, at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Marvin Sabes, 102 N. 54th St., it was announced by Phil Kutler, Center Youth Activities chairman. Mr. Kutler said the sessions are conducted mainly for advisors of Youth Councir Clubs but advisors to other youth groups, as wen as members of the community are Interested In becoming ndvisors are invited to participate. (Mrs. Ethel Levenson, Zionist Youth Commission, and Sam Epstein, BBYO chairman, have sponsored tho attendance of their organizations' club advisors, It was reported).
executive director of the district, which includes eight states and two Canadian provinces. He is a past B'nai B'rith president of Milwaukee and served for eight years
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lien / , Glass hear reports from all committee Chairmen and from council president David Blelchor, Willis Epstein, president of Cornhusker Lodge, Is guiding activities of the host lodge. Delegates from Sioux FaHs, Sioux City, Lincoln, Hastings, Grand Island, Fremont and Council Bluffs will Join with the three Omaha lodges At tha conclavo. Mr. Glass is In hip 20th year as
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Unanimous uioption of a 1958 goal of $200,000 for Greater Omaha, including Council Bluffs, In State 6f Israel Bond sules by the campaign cabinet highlighted this week's activities of the bond committee. ' - . . . • Co-chairmen Sam Hice and Sam Katzman pointed out tliat the target figure is an Increase of some 528,200 over 1957, or 16 per cent. Current sales of more than $75,000 in the two cities represent a of almost 18 per (.ent. "We need only maintain the present pace to succeed," they pointed out. With some 29 Sponsors of Israel enrolled for this 10th anniversary year of Israeli independence, the women's division headed by Mrs. Sam Wolf is running some 25 per cent ahead of last year. Yniicov T.sur To Be Guest Another highlight of the campaign week included announce? ment that Yaacov Tsur, Xsracl'1 Ambassador to France, will be guest of honor at the Nov. 16 dinner of State, commemorating tha 10th anniversary at the Blackstone Hotel. Mr. Tsur, who has been Israel's Ambassador to France since 1953, is considered one of the most valuable members of his nation's diploMlrhuol Anion matic corps. He .first achieved Yaacov Tsur prominence as Israel's first diplomatic representative to Latin America, and was appointed Minister Plenipotentiary to Uruguay in 1918, Later that year, he'instituted diplomatic relations between Israel and Argentina, Chile and Paraguay. He also established the first Israel Cultural Institute abroad, In Buenos Alros. During Israel's War of Liberal Atlanta (JTA)—Tho Atlanta jury said tho "Confederate Underpolice, assisted by the FBJ, round- ground" would "kill all of you who tlon, he was appointed President of the Rescue Commission in Jerued up five men previously Indicted indicted those Innocent men." salem, In recognition of his dison charges of having blown up tinguished efforts and outstanding LATE BULLETIN Tha Temple hero, New York (JTA) — Fourteen leadership in behalf of hundreds The indictment, returned by n windows we're smashed In an at- of thousands of harassed Jewish grand Jury, charges that the de- tack this week on Temple B'nai refugees. fendants "did wilfully and malici- Abraham In Newark, New Jersey, Michael Arnon Hore Wed. ously" destroy tho synagogue by bdmb threats were received On other fronts, Council Bluffi using mi explosive unknown to the while by synagogues In three other New pushed past the $10,000 mark In Jurors. First reports had it that Jersey cities. Israel Bonds sales and Michael dynamlto hud been used In this Aaron, press and Information attack. The Georgia low umlor counselor of the Embassy of Israel which tlio indletmont was drawn In Washington, D. G, will speak provided a maximum punlshmoiit at a Wednesday night, October 29 of execution in tho electric chair. parlor meeting at tho home of Mr. The grand jury that Indicted the and Mrs. Nathan L. Nogg. flvo received threats and was harImmediately prior to assuming assed by anonymous telephone his present post in April 1956, Mr. calls. Tho jury foreman was threaArnon had served as .Director of tened with death. Police are prothe Israel Government Press Oftecting the homes of jury mem- Class instruction in bridge play- fice In Jerusalem. From 1951 to bers. One threat addressed to the Ing and Latin-American Dance will the end of 1954, he was Press Atbegin on Monday, November 3 at tache of the Embassy of Israel in the Jewish Community Center. The November 3. bridge class London. During the War of Liberation, will be held from 1 p. m, to 3 p. m. in Room 2l of the Center. An eve- Mr. Arnon saw action with the Isning class will start Monday, No- rael Defense Army. For almost vember 4 at 8 p. m. at the Center. four years before the establishMrs. Lee Nelson will teach the ment of Israel, he was a member of the staff of the Jerusalem Post, Mrs. Myer S. Kripke, author of Goron Method to both classes. Be- Israel's only English-language dalchildren's books and wife of the ginners and intermediate players ly newspaper. Rabbi of Both El Synagogue, re- may enroll for either afternoon or Mr. Arnon joined the Israel turned Thursday from a speaking evening classes. Fee for the eight- Government service in 1949. His tour which took her to Minnesota week course is $8—and must ac- first assignment, which ho held company the registration. and Canada, for two years, was a Press Officer Dancing Courso She spoke on "Jewish Values In of the Israel Ministry for Foreign Children's Literature" Sunday at An eight week dancing course Affairs. tho annual Book Fair at the Min- which will include Instruction In Campaign Cabinet Formed neapolis, Minn. Jewish Community the Rhumba, CJia-Cha, Tango, Six former chairmeffbf bond Samba, Fox Trot and versions of campaigns accepted appointments Center. Hor schedule Monday and Tues- Latin-American dance will hold to the campaign cabinet. Plans day Included appearances at "a its first meeting Monday, Novem- for a regional conference In Omajoint meeting of tha sisterhood ber 3 at 8:15 p. m. at the Center. ha of Israel Bonds leaders were boards of Kosh Pina and Congrega- Instructors will be the well-known begun to coincide with the Decemtion Shaarey Zedek in Winnipeg, dance teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Gene ber 14 Chanukah Festival, and tha Manitoba arid at two separate Jackson. annual B. I. G. Day was mapped. meetings of tha sisterhoods. Enrollment in tho dancing class Mrs. Kripke addressed tha Sis- is limited to provide individual in- FRENCH ACTION AGAINST terhood of Beth Jacob, Roglnia, struction. The fee for eight weeks ANTI-SEMITIC NEWSPAPER Saskatchewan oh Wednesday. Dur- In $15 per couple and $8 per person. Paris, (JTA)—The French GovRegistration nt Contor ing tha tour sho served as conPersons Interested In the bridge ernment will institute legal action sultant on sisterhood activities for tha Women's League of the United and dancing classes are Invited to against the weekly newspaper "DiSynngoguo of Amorlca of which contact the Center's Acltvitles of- manche Matin" which a year ,-r;o published anti-Semitic nrticles. flco, JA 1366. she is a vloa-presldent,
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Dnvld C. Ooldflnc as an AZA district director before assuming his present post In Chicago. ; Mr. Glass is a formor Wisconsin state representative, having been elected as an assemblyman from Milwaukee. Mr. Goldflno, also of Chicago, has held every position In B'nai B'rith activities from lodgo president to president of the Chicago Regional Council, to president of tho district. Mr. Bleleher named Gerald Schwartz as publicity chairman for the fall seminar and for all regional activities. Marvin Kaplan of Omaha is secretary of the council.
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Public Invited to The public is invited to witness"" a simultaneous and blindfolded Chess Exhibition featuring Geoijjc Koltanowski, Jn- _ ternationally icnowncd C h e s s Master on Tuesday, October 1'H, at 7:30 p.m. in the Jewish Com.munity Center. Koltunowsklby The exhibition is co-sponsored The Omaha Chess Club, the YMCA and tho Jewish Community Center. Mr. Koltanowski holds the official find coveted rank of "International Chess Master" as well as the unofficial title of world's blindfold Chess Champion. (Blindfold in chess refers to not looking at the chess board). Spectators are admitted free to the exhibition while the fee for those wishing to play Mr. Koltanowski is S2 for adults and $1 for students. Any person desiring to reserve a board should call the Activities Office, JA 13G6.
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Camllcliglitliifr, TEJIPLE ISRAEL Services will tie held this Friday evening at 8:15 p.m. at Temple Israel. Rabbi Sidney Brooks will preach on "How 'Religious' Is The Reform Jew?" A reception honoring new members will follow services. Shabbas morning services will begin at 11:30 a.m. with Rabbi Brooks officiating and the Religious School choir under the direction of Miss Ida Gitlin sinking the musical portions of the .service. BETH Er, Services at Beth El Synagogue will begin at 8:15 p.m. this evening. Rabbi Myer S. Kripkc will deliver a sermon on "What is a Jew?"— .a discussion of the current controversy in Israel. Cnnlor Aaron I, Edgar and the Beth Kl Synagogue .Choir will render the musical portions of the services. Sabbath morning services are at 9:30 a.m. The Junior Congregation service is at 10:30 a.m. Mincha-Maariv services are at 5:15 p.m. The Sunday morning service is at 9 a.m. Following this service, and beginning at 9:30, the weekly Father and Sons breakfast and discussion-session with Rabbi Kripke will be held. All fathers and sons are invited to atend the service together and participate In thv study session to follow. BNTAI .IACOK-ADAS YESHL'KOK Services at B'nai Jacob-Adas Ycshuron will begin Friday at 5 p.m. and Saturday morning at 8:30 a.m. with Mineha nt 5:15 p.m. followed by Shalosh S'eiulos Daily services at 6:30 a.m. and 5:15 p.m. .
Births Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Heeger of Palo Alto, Cal., announce the birth of a son, Peter Scott, on October 19 in Redwood City. Cal. Mrs. Heeger is the former Ruthan Chudacoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chudacoff. Mrs. Alice H e e g e r , paternal grandmother, is visiting in Palo Alto with her ton and daughterin-law. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Belmont have selected the name of Marlene Beth for their third child born October •11 nt Clarkson hospital. They also are the parents of a son, Barry, and another daughter, Hclene. Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Hairy Be I m o n t and Mrs. Max Shi-ago.
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Six Past Bond Chairmen All six former chairmen of Greater Omaha campaigns for Israel Bonds this week accepted appointments to the neulyorganized campaign cabinet headed by Sam Kal/mun and Sum Rice. .loe M. Dice, David ISlackcr, Morton Richards,'Jack Miner, William Grodinsky and Dr. Abe II. Greenberg were named to the important campaign posts. In addition, Itabbis Meyer Kriplip, Sidney Brooks and Benjamin Groner wore selected for the cabinet. Names of other cabinet appointees will be announced next week. The cabinet,, meeting nt the Jewish Community Center last Sunday, also approved plans for another B. I. G. I Bunds of the Israel Government) Day to be held Nov. 29. A «rand marshal will be selected for the intensive, one-day solicitation from house to house In Omaha and Council Bluffs, .Mr. Kalzmnn-snid. Both men und women workers will participate in 13. I. G. Hay. The chairmen, meanwhile, joined with Mrs. Snrmiel Wolf, Mrs. Isadore Chapman and Mrs. Henry Newman in-calling for more volunteer workers. Persons interested in joining the Greater Omaha Committee for Stale of Israel Bonds (ire urged to telephone Mrs. Frances Grconberg, executive office manager, at AT 1177 or AT lO'J.'S.
Dr. Al>« (iriifiibcrg who has hein defied president of tho Nebraska Division of tho Amcr-. .Iciin Cancer Society. Fred ISrcxl-. .lioy will serve JIB «erond vlrc|i resident.
YOIiNO JLDKA (iUU.H TO MEET WEDNESDAY The eighth grade group of Young Newi and riapprnlnxn at The Dr. I'tillip Jiulpii girls will meet Wednesday, tjher Jrtiiali Hoftie L'nr Tits Acrd ht Uavlil Orliow October 29 at i p.m. at the home NEW HKSIDENT: Ben Z. bern- of Judy Sherman, 725 No. .'!2 stein. Street. Flowers were sent by Mr. find Mrs. Max I Walker. Rabin Myer S. Kripkc was our Knbbinical visitor this week. In the Hospital: Mr. S o l o m o n Silverman who is at Lutheran Hospital. YAIIICZKIT: Special memorial services are held in the Home Synagogue and this week we remembered : HESHVJN 13-Oct. 27th—Mrs. Morris Gross. HKSHVIN 15- Oct. 29th—Ben Handler. HKSHVIN 18—Nov. 1st—Mrs. Baila Sadofsky. • OinrirtfuJ •CftrnBrltd Tho Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Gond- • Ctrl U«ffl« • Frilling Mil ler will give a Kiddush .Saturday at the home in honor of the recent marriage of their daughter, the 'former Miss Sally Gcndler and I.eon N. Wintroub of Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Weiss announce the birth of a son, Martin Kay, October 11 at St. Joseph hospital. They have two other children, Cheryl Rao and Pamela Sue. Maternal grandparents are Mr. A monument will be demented and Mrs. Frank Knlz. to the memory of William Weiner, Sunday, October 26, at 2 p. m. at will be taught by Rabbi Benjamin." Golden Hill Cemetery. Rabbi BenGroner, and the class will meet jamin Groner of Beth Israel Syna-1 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Beginners' Rogue will officiate. Friends and I ; Hebrew will be taught by Irving relatives ale asked to attend. Stern, Secondary Hebrew, by AbA memorial will be dedicated j raham EisensU'in, and Advanced Hebrew by Samuel Stone. The to the memory of Jacob B. Rosenclasses in beginners' Hebrew, Sec- blum, Sunday, October 26 at 1 ondary Hebrew, and Advanced He- p.m. at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. brew will meet from 8 to 0 p.m. Rabbi Sidney Brooks of Temple The classes are open to all in- Israel, will officiate. All friends terested adults. There are no and relatives are invited to atregistration or tuition fees. The tend. cost of the books, if needed, is the only expense. For further inBar Mitzvah formation or to register please All friends ana relatives are call the school office, RE 6288. Invited to attend services and receptions.
BETH ISKAIX Rabbi Benjamin droner, Cantor Eli Kagan, The Beth Israel Synagogue choir, and the post graduate class, will conduct services this evening at 8 p.m. Traditional Friday evening services (Kabbalat Shabbat) will be held at 5:15 p.m. Saturday morning services will begin at 8:45 a.m. and the .Tunior Congregation will meet at 1.0 a.m. Rabbi Groner will conduct (ho Saturday afternoon Talmud class at 4:45 p.m. and Mineha, followed by Shalosh S'cudos and Maariv will begin at 5:15 p.m. Sunday morning services begin 8:45 a.m. and are followed by breakfast and Robbl Groner's class in Bible. The Sunday morning Junior Congregation meets at 8:30 a.m. Daily services are held at 7 a.m. and 5:15 p.m. The weekly Talmud study group meets every Tuesday evning at the 19th and Burt Street Syna- t'bont JA u*>() lu mien vour Warn Ao The Jewish £TCEB. gogue and services there every .o Current rate li 50 centi for eacn foul line Insertion Thr J're*8 rf«rves the rlKljr Saturday at 9 a.m. to limit size of encb advertisement Beth Israel Adult Classes The Beth Israel School of Adult BAR and Bas Mitzvah congratuJewish Studies has announced that lations also for all Jewish holia new semester will begin on Mondays nnd special occasions. day evening, November 3. The Meyers News Stand. 1502 Dodge curriculum will include the following subjects: beginners' Hebrew, Painting secondary Hebrew, advanced HeAll Kindt ndf of Quality Quail Interior brew ,and Highlights of Jewish For Painting, Call history. PL 3635 Highlights of Jewish History POUTTCAT.. ADVERTISEMENT
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Mrs. Leonard Klein announces Miss Klein was a princess in the The all-new Eastman Color film Mrs. Davo Cohn, chairman, Jew- the engagement of her daughter, recent Ak-Sar-Iien court of 1958. production of Rossini's the Barber ish Charities Section of the Nea-Miss Lesly to I. I. Ozur, son of She is a graduate of the Univer- of Seville" which achieved spectacdlevvork Guild Drive, urges all Mr, and Mrs. Simon Ozar of Kan- sity of Nebraska, Lincoln, where ular success in London, Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Nathaniel those who have not sent in their sas City, Mo, she was affiliated with Sigma Winlroub who ware marriod early contributions to do so immediately. Delta Tau Sorority and Sigma Rome opens at the Dundee theaSunday evening at Beth Israel In addition to those previously Alpha Eta, the latter a speed) ter on Wednesday, October 29. This masterpiece among comic Synagogue will make their home listed tha following have contherapy honorary, operas, has been translated to film in Xos Angeles, Cal., following a tributed: She is the granddaughter of Mr. by the noted Italian producer, Cawedding trip to Las Vegas, Nev. Mmes. Max Arbitman, Sam Berand Mrs. John Robinson of Nor- millo MaslrociiKjue, with magnifiOfficiating at the c e r e mo n y man, Jerome Bleicher, Jack Urnmfolk, Nebr. cent style :IH befits the jewel it is. were Rnbbi Benjamin Groner and son, Leonard Clierniss, Jack E. Co Mr. Ozar is a graduate of (he No expense lias been .spared; its Ilabbi Nathan Fcldnian. hen, Julius M. Cohn, Seymour School of Law of the University colorful sets and lavish costumes 'J'lie bride is the daughter of theCohn, Michael D. Colton .Frank Kansas City, Kansas City, Mo. bring new richness to the screen. Itov, and Mrs. Arthur Gendler mid Comisar, Sam Epstein, C. B. Farthe bridegroom, is the ton of Mr. ber, David Fcder, Morris C. Felland Mrs. William Winlroub of El man, Max Greenfield, Elmer S. Paso, Tex. Gross, Gary Gross, Ben L. MeisThe; bride was attired in the ler, Joel Ilelfman, Jack Jacobson, The newly formed B'nai B'rilh wedding gown of her-sister, Mrs. Joe Kahn, Harold H. Karp, Harold Women's group will be known as Paul Alperson.* An original Pris- Kasin, Maurice Katelmnn, Bernard Oornhusker and is the third chapJerusalem (JTA)—The laying of cilla of Boston, it was fashioned of Kaufman, Leonard Krasne, Carl ter organized in Omaha. a cornerstone for a permanent Lagman, Milton J. Lehr, Joe LorMembers of its membership com- Knesset building took place here in lils, William Milder. mittee are Mines. Merle Potash, the preesnee of President: Itzhak chairman, Irvin Singer, Miles Re- Ben Zvi, Premier D,tud Ben GurMines. Elizabeth Neveleff, Julius iner, Bert Dunevilz and Marvin ion and members of the RothsNewman,' Robert: Noddle, Max NoOilman. All members are urged child family from England and vak, Sam Novak, Harry II. Nyto attend a board meeting Monday, Franco. The construction or the strom, Morton Plolkin, Harold October 27 at H p.m. at the Jew- building was made possible by the Pollack, Abraham Rochman, Le bequest of 6,000,000 pounds mado ish Community Center. Rosenberg, M i 11 a r d Rosenberg. Iv f'o late Lord James de RothsMonroe Rosenberg, Hubert I. RosMiss L«»Iy Klein child. ,..*| Patronize. Our Advertisers enblum, Gerald Schwartz, Edward Shafton, Milton Simons, Harry Smith, Albert Steinberg, Sam II. Stern, Adolph Trost, Ralph G. Turkel, Nathan Turner, Isadoro II. Weiner, Joe Whit- v!orman WhitARTISTS-PRODUCERS ASSOCIATES PRESENTS man, H. D. Wigo ,,j;ii M. ZalROSSINI'S C O M I C OPERA A prenuptial dinner will be givkin, Hymie Zorins,,.,, and in memen Saturday night at the Fireside ory of Mrs. Benj, Klaiman. Restaurant by Mrs. Louis Rich of Rock Island, III., honoring her niece, Miss Tlieonne Klotz, and Leonard DePorte whose marriage will take place Sunday at Beth Israel Synagogue. Miss Klotz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Klotz and her fiance is the son New York (JTA)—There are of Mrs. Bess DePorte. in glorious Eastmancolor MM. Leon N. Wintroub now 125 Jewish Community Cenpura silk taffetn and Imported ters—more than one-third of the Hostesses of other parties given MILTON CROSS French lace. The basque* bodice 355 affiliated with the National for the bride-to-be include the Metropolitan Opera of tht Air featured a portrait neckline out- Jewish Welfare Board—conducting Mmes. Morton P 1 o t k 1 n, Nathan GUEST COMMENTATOR lined with appliqued lace embroi- regular recreational, cultural and Shukert, J. Shukert, Melvln Plotdery. Her illusion veil fell from a social programs for older adults kin, Henry Krasne, Lou Lewis, Edqueen's crown of lace trimmed in or senior citizens, It is reported by win Rosenblatt, Hans Dansky, I. tl'M l/ie tjrtnl Start ef lie MdrfPt'lilmi. I'trii. sequins and seed pearls. £a Sail. Cmiiil ffantt/r mid Kami Cftm Xlialrn the National Jewish Welfare Dansky, Louis Yager, Maurice AlAttendants were nttired in em- Board. perln, Ben Kaiman, Al Nepomnick, erald green satin. Mrs. Alperson The 125 centers sponsoring ac- Harold Nepomnick, Jack Wolpa, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids tivities for senior citizens conduct Myron Marks, Libby Nepomnick, were Miss Estelle Wintroub of El 135 different programs serving Arthur Meyerson, William FreidPaso, sister of the bridegroom, people. Tr\se represent en, Rose Freiden, I. Plotkin, Alex Miss Judy Gendler and Miss Rita 20,000 milt hilrcduciHj seven percent of • the potential Plotkln and Bernard Plotkin, and Peltz. Gerald Bernstein was best Jewish older adults the Misses Pearl Nepomnick, Minliving In the man. Ushers were Sam Gendler, communities served -by the 125da Friedman and Maxine Pred. brother of the bride, Mr. Alperson centers. The study points out that Sj/ufphcHj/ Orchestra if Ki me s k\ y it Opera and Marvin Fox. A reception was held at the these programs are now becoming year-round operations, with 64 of synagogue. Tickets Now on Salo the centers continuing their activYou'll Be Pleased ities through the summer and 21 — Matinees — If You Shop at offering camping programs for Sat.-Sun. — 2:15 P.M. older adults.
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With mounting threati In the Middle East, Israel'i people must turn moro ©f their resource* today to meet the peril to their very existence. Meanwhile hundreds of thousands of recent immigranti wait for homei, Jobs, medical aid and badly-needed social services. Somo 20,000 families in transit villages - 100,000 human beings In tin huts, shacks, tents - tens of thousands without full employment, medical «are, social services - this is the situation In Israel today - with new Immigrants arriving daily. The entire burden of the humnnllnrlnn work of immigration absorption in Israel now falls on agencies of the United Jewish Appeal — major beneficiary of our community campaign.
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COUNCIL CJUKHENT EVENTS STUDY «nOl7I>, MONDAY Nationul C o u n c i l of Jewish Women Current E v e n t s Study Group will meet on Monday, October 27th, for a l p . m. coffee at the home of Mrs. Seymour Abrums, 6309 Glenwood Road. Mrs. Ben Silver will show slides of her recent trip to Russia and other KuJ'opean countries.
is president of tho Sioux City chapter. Story tellers will bo Mrs. Morris J. Shapiro and Mrs. Herbert Meiches. GOLDEN AIJE "fiET-TOfiETIIER" Members of the Golden Age Club will meet for its first "GetTogether Meeting" of the year on Monday, October 27, at the Jewish Community Center. A one o'clock dessert luncheon will be served. Entertainment for the afternoon will include curds and community singing. Sponsors of the Club are the Council of Jewish Women and the Federation for Jewish Service. Mrs. Nathan Simon is chairman of the group, and Mmes. J. Milton Margolin and Lou Cutler are co-' ordinators representing the Council.
HKNKY MONSKY- CIIAI'TKR FUND 1CAISINO 1'AHTV Bellefaire is one of the Philanthropies of IS'nai B'rith which will benefit by the fund raising party given by the Henry Monsky Chapter 470 November 23 at. 7:30 p. m. in the main ballroom of the Blackstone Hotel. Admission is SI, Bellefaire, founded in Cleveland 00 years ago us a Jewish orphan's home is now pioneering in ways to improve treatment and followup of troubled youngsters. It Is B & V HADASSAH B'nai B'rith's oldest existing phil- B and P Hadassah's dinner meetanthropy. ing will be held on Wednesday, October 29, nt the Jewish ComMIZICACHI WOMKN munity Center at fi p. m. Mrs. Mmes. B. Grossman and George Julius Newman, vice-president, Kaplan, who joined the Mizrachi will preside. Mrs. Josef Mayer, delWomen Donor Luncheon Circle, egate to the National Convention, entertained at a dessert luncheon will make a report at a business nt the home of Mrs. Grossman, meeting to start at 7:30 p. m. 3101 Lincoln Blvd., on Wednesday. Miss Julia Zuker, Medical CenMrs. William Epstein, a member chairman, will present the proof the Donor Circle, entertained ter gram which will feature Mrs. Saul ot her home in September. Suvalslcy of Council Bluffs, la, us guest speaker. Mrs. Suvalsky's IIHEADBIEEAKIJCS TO subject, "Impressions of an Israel SIKKT WEDNESDAY will be illustrated with colAll members of B'nal B'rlth In Tour," film glides personally photoOmaha and Council Bluffs are in- ored vited to this week's meeting of graphed on her recent trip. Mrs, Sally, Meyers and Miss the Breadbrcakers Wednesday at the Gourmet Restaurant, accor- Myrtle Freeman are dinner chairding to chairman Gerald Schwartz. men. Phone committee for reserMrs. Sarah Feltman, Regional president David Bleich- vations are Elulne Aronson, Myrtle «r will report on. plans for the Misses November 2 fall seminar In Oma- Freeman and Mildred Levy. ha. Lou Canar, president, and B and P Hadassah Study Group Millard Margolin, vice-president, under the leadership of Mrs. Phil will announce plans for kicking off Schwartz, education chairman, will the annual membership drive of meet at the home of Mrs. Schwartz Sunday, November 3, at 2 p. m. Henry Monsky lodge. Mmes. Grace Lenk and Iska Rothholz are co-hostesses. Guests are PIONEER WOMEN The «eason's first l u n c h e o n meeting of the Pioneer Women's Organization will be held Tuesday, October 28th, 12:30 p. m. at the Jewish Community Center. P»«!urinj Tho following members birthdays CANTONBSB will be celebrated: Mmes. Frank APPETIZERS Rubenstein, Marion Bondarin, I. Goldstein, Sara Okun, Sam Glventer, Ben Garlleck, Ivll Bittner, A. Smith, RIva Gerelick, Phillip Cranclall, H. Dolgoff, I. D. Schwartz. Luncheon chairmen are Mmes. J. Kaplan, M. Sterenberg and Dave Epstein. Mrs. Marlon Bondarin and Mrs. Sam Rifltin have accepted the chnirmanship of Moetzet Hapoalot. A rummage sale will be held November 3rd to 6th at 1916 N. 24th Street. All contributions of clothing will bo greatly appreciated. Please call Mrs. pave Epstein, HA 4574,'or Mrs. I. Forbes, WA POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT 9561, for pickup. BETH ISRAEL I'-TA ICE CREAM SOCIAL Tho Beth Israel P-TA will hold their Ice cream social Sunday, November 2, from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. Mmes. Albert Friedman and Haskcll Cohen are co-chairmen for the event. PAID-UP MEMBERSHIP AND PRE-DONOR LUNCHEON . Mmes. Norman Denenberg, Stuart Muskln, Donald Nogg, Donald Rice, Robert Rosen, Harry Duboff and new members will take part in a musical to be presented by the Omaha chapter of Hadassah at its paid-up membership and pre-donor .luncheon, Wednesday, October 29, at. 12:30 p. m. at the Jewish Community Center. Others on the program, are Mmes. Jack J. acobson and Ted Sanford. DOLLS FOR DEMOCRACY. Dolls for Democracy will be preienled Tuesday evening at the First C e n t r a l Congregational church by Mmes. Herbert Meiches and Harry Wise and at an Altrusa Club dinner Thursday evening by Mmes; Harry Smith, Stanley Shapiro and George Shafer. "The Dolls" will be featured on the program for the Sioux City chapter of Hadassah at its donor luncheon Tuesday noon, October 28, at tho Jewish Community Center in Sioux City, la. Mrs. Meyer Epstein
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BETH EL CLASSES TO HOLD JOINT MEETING A joint meeting of two classes taught by Mrs. Myer S. Kripke will be held at Beth El on Monday, October 27, in the library at 2 p. m. The classes "For Women Only" and "Elements of Judaism" are open to women of all ages in the congregation. Preceding the joint classes, the Women's Choral group will meet at 1 p. m. with Cantor Aaron Edgar in his study. This group is open to all women interested in singing and who wish to become more familiar with synagogue and holiday music as well as Israeli melodies. O t h e r classes being offered through the Beth El College for Adults include the Puppetry class, Thursday at 1 p. m., and Beginning Hebrew classes on Tuesdays at 1 p. m. or 7:30 p. m. Advanced and conversational Hebrew classes are also available. Inquiries about the classes and others that are available may be made through the synagogue office, GL 3221, Mrs. Morris C. Fellman, WA 7257, or Mrs. Isidor Levinson, GL 6247. Other chairmen of t h e educational activities a r e Mmes. Yale Gotsdiner, Stewart 'fully, Sheff Katskeo and Jack
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Youth LA11KY KOHN HONORED Larry Kohn, Central High »tudent who represents this area In meetings with national directors of Junior Red Cross, has been chosen to attend the JEC national convention in June at Atlantic City, N. Y,
ROMANCE TO COLLECT FOIt U.N.I.C.E.F, On October 31, th« Rohonue girls will celebrate Hulloween by collecting for United Nations. International Children's Emergency Fund. The money collected- for this organization will help to aid' children overseas in such places as h o s p i t a l s , orphannges and schools. The girls, who will wear badges identifying their cause, will go from house to house for "trick or treat." contributions in behalf of U.N.I.C.E.F. Rohonue will have
PLEDGE BREAKFAST All freshmen members of the Youih Council are invited to attend a "pledge breakfast" Sunday, November 2, at 9:30 a. m. at the Jewish Community Center, Pledges to the different groups will be taken during the morning's program.
mast participation in this fund raising event. SUNDAY MEETING OF YOUNG JUDKA Tlia Young Judea group will meet Sunday, October 26, at 4:30 p. m. at the Jewish Community Center, Tha afternoon's program will include a movie and. a panel discussion. LIASON OFFICE FOR INVESTOR Tel Aviv—A liuson officer for foreign investors, vvliich will extend help and advicp to persona interested in capital investment in Israel, has been established In Tel Aviv.
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Tuesday Temple Israel is again sponsoring a theater party at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday, October 28th, at the Military theater. Luncheon will precede the showing of the movie. The movie and theater are being donated by the Cooper Foundation. Tickets at 53.50 may be obtained from Mrs. Arthur Kulakofsky, RE 4230, or Mrs, Milton Waldbaum, RE 2471, and reservations may be made with Mrs. Morey Landinan, RE 1181. Tickets also may be purchased the day of the show at the box office.
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Out-of-town guests who will at-tend the Bar Mitzvah of Joel Sneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sneider, are the celebrant's grandmother, Mrs. Jacob Sneider of Miami Beach, Fla., an aunt, Mrs. Louis Jaskol; an uncle, Martin Specktor; and a cousin, Mrs. Samuel Cohen, all of New York City, N. Y. Spcckter will be at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mor- CONTRACT SIGNKD Washington, (JTA)—The United ris Speck (er. States Department of Agriculture Miss Evelyn Pink of Los An- and the Israel Government s Ingeles, Cal., where she is associated stitute of Fibers and Forest Prodthe staff of the Wilshire Blvd. ucts signed a contract for cotton Temple, is expected (o arrive in research to be done in Israel. Omaha Monday to be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tconard Pinkoritz and brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Plnkoritz and family. She is enroute from a plane trip to New York and Washington, D. C, where she visited relatives. After her Omaha visit she will return to her home in Los Angeles. Frank Ber£ who is serving with the United States Military Forces, is now stationed at Fort Carson, Colo. He is the son of Mrs. Florence Berg. Mrs. Gussie Pollay of Los Angeles, Cal., is visiting her nieces and nephews, Miss Pearl Nepomnick, Sam Nepomnlek, Mrs. Besi DePorte and Leonard DePorte. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welnbcrg left Thusrday on a motor trip to visit their children, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Weinberg and family in Kensington, Md., and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ziporyn and daughter of Evanston, 111. They were accompanied by their daughter, Cheryl. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Friedman are traveling in Italy, France and England, They expect to be away about five weeks, returning home around the 6th of November. Dr. George Kahn is currently assigned to surgical service at the Philadelphia G e n e r a l Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.
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a m o u n t to $ 100,000, President Ottawa (JTA)— Canada's first Abraham Dickenstein expressed Several openings are available woman ambassador has been as- for the Jewish Community beginthe hope that Ampttl'would bo able signed as the Dominlon'i first resto declare its 17th consecutive div(Sp. to Jewish Press)—The L o n d o n (JTA)—Concern over ident Ambassador to Israel. Miss ners dance classes stnrtlng Sunthe deterioration of relations be- idend—this time of 25 cents per "New York Herald Tribune" re- Margaret Meagher, until now Can- day, October 26 at tha Jewish port» that Czech Communist offi- ada's Charge d'Affaires In Israel, Community Centers, 'Ilia classes tween Jews and Moslems in Mo- share on So par value, cials have begun rounding up Jow- was appointed ambassador. In the still open are for boys and gills, rocco was expressed here this week lsh leaders in Prague and outlying past, Canada's envoy has resided ages S, C, 7 and will moot Sundays at a meeting of the Anglo-Jewish Israel Receives Gold the presence of President Itzhak 1 provinces, charging them with dis- in Athens where he also served as at 1 p. m. and 2 p. m. Children may Association by Its president, R. N. Medal at Brussels Fair turbing friendly relations with the Ambassador to Greece. be registered by calling JA 1360, Caravalhox. (Sp. to Jewish Press)—The Is- United Arab Republic. Mr. Carvalho held the recent ac- rael Pavilion at the Brussels The arrests, which coincide with JOINT HEALTH FIMHIIIAM cession of Tunisia and Morocco to World Fair was awarded a Gold reports of other anti-Jewish pres- Israel—A program for continu- EXTRADITION AOREKMTENT the Arab League to blame for the Medal at a ceremony attended by sure in the Soviet satellite states, ous contact and exchange of inforLondon, (JTA)—An extradition Increased pessimism, t h o u g h he the entire Belgian Cabinet. are believed designed to win favor mation between Israel and Polish agreement was signed here becalled "encouraging" Tunisia's re- Israel was placed 14th among in the Arab world. Moscow Is be- health authorities has been ar- tween Britain and Israel. jection of Egyptian domination of the 120 participating nations. Al- lieved to have concurred in the ranged between the Israel and the Arab League. Polish Ministers of Health. action. Patronize Our Advertiser! Morocco continued to be a wor- together 33 gold, 40 silver and 43 risome factor, he added, because of Its continued refusal to allow reof the State of Nebraska for apTEXT OF PROPOSED properly titles by releasing real LEGAL NOTICE sumption of Israel-bound-immlgraproval tho following amendment property from lax and aascaiCONSTITUTIONAL OF MEASURES to Article V of tho Constitution! tlon. He spoke of the hundreds of men! charges unpaid for a period AMENDMENT TO BE VOTED UPOM of Nebraska, which shall be a' "poor Jews still rotting primitive of fifteen yoar« or longer es inay NOVEMBER 4. 1958. refugee camps" in Tangiers and Be it enacted by tha people of new section to be known aj ECC-J bo determined by tha Legislatlon 27, nnd which is hereby pro-J BALLOT TITLES Tetuan. tha State of Nebraska, ture posed by tho Legislature: AND TEXTS OF Section 1, That at the general D For CONSTITUTIONAL election In November, 1958,thoro i ' "Sec. 27. NotwithstandD Agalns* AMENDMENTS shall be submitted to tho electors •< Ing tho provisions of secof the State of Nebraska for ap • tion 9 of this Article, tho PROPOSED BY THE proval the following amendment •i, Legislature may establish 1957 LEGISLATURE to Article IV, section 19, of the .»; courts to bo k n o w n as TEXT OF PROPOSED Jerusalem (JTA)—Moroccan auConstitution of Nebraska, which ii juvenile courts, with such CONSTITUTIONAL thorities have arrested s e v e r a l ii hereby proposed by tho Legis- " jurisdiction and powers as PROPOSED BY THE AMENDMENT Jews, charging them with assisting iho Legislature may prolature: 18S7 LEGISLATURE emigration to Israel. vide. Tho term, qualificaBa it enacted by tho people of "Sec. 19. Tha general t i o n , compensation, and Proposed Amendment No. I the State of Nebraska, management, control and method of appointment or Constitutional amendment io Section 1. That at the general government of all s t a t o election of the judges of chango iho provisions requiring election in November, 1950, thero charitable, m e n t a l , rosuch courts, and the rules 1 certain oxecuilvo officers to ro- shall be submitted to tho electors "• formatory, and penal instigoverning proceedings therein, may bo fixed by eido at the teat of govornmoni, of tho State of Nets*aska for aptutions shall bo vested as tho Legislature. The state* Jerusalem (JTA)—Except for proval tho following amendment i. determined by tha Legis• For shall bo divided into juvethe strengthening of Israel, the to Article VIII, section 4, of tho *;• laturo." nile court judicial districts • Against Constitution of Nebraska, which most serious concern of the Zionist that correspond to district is hereby proposed by tho Legismovement at present is the fate c o u r t judicial districts lature; .Proposed Amendment No. 8 of Soviet Jewry, Dr. Nahum Golduntil otherwise provided TEXT OF PROPOSED mann declared here in nn address Constitutional amondmont to • e by law. No such c o u r t "Seo. 4. Except as to tax CONSTITUTIONAL to the Small Zionist Actions Comchange lh» salary of members of '•'• s h a l l bo established or a n d assessment charge* AMENDMENT tho Legislature. mittee. against real property re, afterwards abolished I n maining delinquent and Be Jt enacted by the people of ; any juvenile court judicial Dr. Goldmann said that an in• For unpaid for a period of the Slate of Nebraska, district unless approved crease in the Israel immigration • Against fifteen years or longer, tho by a majority of the elecquota has been decided on as a Section 1. That at tho general Legislature Bhall have no tors of such district." result of unexpected, unheralded election in November,' 1958, thore power to release or disand unnegotiated emigration from shall be submitted to the electors chargo nny county, city, TEXT OF PROPOSED East European countries. He addof tho State of Nebraska, for aptownship, town, or districi CONSTITUTIONAL Proposed Amendment No. V proval, the following amendment ed that the situation of the Jews whatever, or tho inhabito Articlo IV, section 1, of the AMENDMENT tants thereof, or any corwas unchanged. Consiltutional amondmont to* Constitution of Nebraska, which poration, or tho property Be it enacted by the people of outhoriio Iho LogUlaiur* to p*t-\ 13 hereby proposed by tho Legistherein, from their or its mil municipal corporations to the State of Nebraska, .lature: proportionato s h a r o of acqulro and own real and pertaxes to bo l e v i e d for Section 1. That at the general sonal property lo ba kased to "Sec. 1. Tho executive s t a t e purposes, or due election in November, 1958, there priToio enterprises and lo lsiu* officers of tho statp «hall any municipal corporation, shall be submitted to the electors rovenuo bonds lo defray tho cost' bo the Governor, Lieutennor shall commutation for L o n d o n (JTA)—A delegation of the State of Nebraska for apant Governor, Secretary of such taxes be authorized from the Board of Deputies -of proval the following amendment thonof. State, Auditor of Public in any form whatever." British Jews called on the Rulo Articlo III, section 7, of tho O For Accounts, Treasurer, At- • Constitution of Nebraska, which manian Minister to London to distorney General, a n d tha O Against to hereby proposed by the Legiscuss lowering of emigration barheads of such other executive departments as s o t Proposed Amendmont Ho. 1 lature: ^tiriers in Rumania for Israel-bound forth herein or as may bo Jews ,the Board's foreign affairs Constitutional nmendmoni to •"Sec. 7, Members of tho TEXT OP PROPOSED established by law. Tho committee reported. provido for tuceossloa to Iho of• Legislature shall bo electLegislature m a y provido CONSTITUTIONAL fico of Govornor whon tho Spooked for a term of two years for the p l a c i n g of tha AMENDMENT beginning at noon on tho or of tho Legislature b incapable above named officers as $400,000 Dividends first Tuesday in January of performing Iho duties. heads over ouch departB» it enacted by the people of in tho year next ensuing ments of government as it the State of Nebraska, For Shareholders D For tho g e n e r a l election at may by law establish. Tho which they wero elected. • Against Section 1. That at tho general Governor, LieutenantGovNew York (JTA)—The board of Each member s h a l l bo election in November, 1958, thero ernor, Attorney General, directors of Israel Development nominated and elected in Secretary of State, Auditor shall bo submitted to the electors Corporation, a related corporation a non-partisan manner and of Public Accounts, and of the Stato of Nebraska for apof Ampal, voted to declare a diviTEXT OF PROPOSED without any indication on tho Treasurer s h a l l bo proval the following amendment tho ballot that he is affilidend of 51 per share on the comCONSTITUTIONAL chosen at the general electo Articlo XI of the Constitution ated with or endorsed by mon stock of that corporation. The tion, h e Id in November, AMENDMENT of Nebraska, which is hereby; any political party or ortotal dividends to be paid out will 1958, and In each evenproposed by tho Legislature: ganization. Tha aggregate Bo it enacted by tha people of numbered year thereafter, (salaries of all tho memtha State of Nebraska, and their term of offico "Sec. 6. Notwithstandbers shall be sovonty-fivo shall bo two years and unSection 1. That at tho general thousand dollars per aning any Other provision in til their successors shall election in November, 1058, there num, d i v i d e d equally t h o Constitution, t h o be elected and qualified. shall bo submitted to the electors among tho members and Legislature may authorize Tho records, books, a n d of the State of Nebraska for appayablo in such manner any Incorporated city or papers of all executive ofproval the following amendment and at such time3 as shall Greater Omaha's record-setting ficers shall be kept at tho village, including cities opto Article IV, section 18, of tho bo provided by law. In adseat of government, and 1958 Israel Bonds campaign will erating under homo nil*, Constitution of Nebraska, which dition to his salary, each such officers, excepting tho charters, to acquire, own, be climaxed by a Chanukah Fesis hereby proposed by tho Legismember shall receive an Lieutenant Governor and and lease real and personal tival Sunday night, Dec. 14, at a lature! . . amount equal to his actual members of boards a n d property to manufactursite to be announced later. expenses in traveling by commissions w h e n tha "Seo. 18. If there ba no ing, industrial, and comtho most usual route onco An outstanding program of enboard orcommis3ion Is tho Lieutenant Governor, or if to and returning from each mercial enterprises and to tertainment and speakers is being head of an executive detho Lieutenant Governoi regular or special session issuo revenue bonds for partment, shall r e s i d e planned, co-chairmen Sam Katzfor any of tho causes speciof tho Legislature. Memtho purpose of defraying there during their respecman and Satn Rice reported. fied in section sixteen of. bers of t h e Legislature the cost of acquiring suclx tive terms of office. Offithis article, becomes InOn the same day, beginning with shall receive iv» pay nor cers in the executive deproperty by construction, capable of performing tho a breakfast session and continuing perquisites other than said partment of the state shall purchase, a r otherwise. duties of the office, tho salary and expenses, and straight through until the 8 p. m. perform s u c h duties as The principal of and interSpeaker of the Legislature employees O f tho LegislaChanukah Festival, the first regmay be provided by law. shall act as Governor unest on any bonds issued ture shall recelvo no comional conference for Israel Bonds The heads'of all executive til tho vacancy is filled, or may be s e c u r e d by a pensation other than theur departments established ever held In Omaha will be staged. t h o disability removed| salary or per diem." pledge of the lease and tha by law, other than those to Israel Bonds chairmen, past and if tho Speaker of tho revenues therefrom and by be e l e c t e d as provided Legislature, for any of tho chairmen and workers f r o m mortgage upon such propherein, shall bo appointed above named causes, shall throughout the states of Iowa, Neerty and shall be payablo by the Governor, with tha become incapable of per<} Propc-sod Amendment No. 0 braska and South Dakota will consolely out of tho revenues consent of a majority of forming tho duties of Govvene' for the one-day session, acConstitutional amondmont auall members elected to tho derived from tho leasing of ernor, tho same shall bo cording to area manager Gerald thorizing tho Legislature lo esLegislature, but officers so such property. No city or performed as provided by appointed may be removed tablish a separate Juvonilo court. Schwartz, v i l l a g e shall hava tha law," by the Governor. Subject There is a possibility that Kanpower to operate any siichi O For to the provisions of this property as a business or sas arid Missouri may participate, • Against Constitution, the heads of in any manner except as If their campaigning time permits. Proposed Amendmont No. 4 tho various executive op tha lessor thereof." Mrs. J. Harry Kulakofsky of OmaCivil departments shall CoruiUuHonel amendment Co ha Is chairman of the Israel Bonds' have power to appoint and TEXT OF PROPOSED authoxizo tho L»slalahir» lo pror e m o v e all subordinate organization In the three states CONSTITUTIONAL vide method lo manage, control, employees in their respcowhich already have decided to Rotpoelfulfy submltUd, AMENDMENT and govern all slot* chailinblo, tive departments." taka part. FRANK MARSH menial, reformatory, mid p«aal Ba it enacted btf the .people of Top-ranking Israeli and Ameri institutions. , Socrolaiy of Stato tha Stato of Nebraska, can statesmen have been contacted • For Proposed Amendmoni No. 3 and several acceptances are exSection 1. That at tho general pected this week, Mr, Schwartz election In November, 1098, there Published I Times, wsefci beginning • Against Constitutional nmondmoni uu said. (hall b« gubmltted to the euotora K d - . October IS, 20, ST, 1»M thorlzlng Iho Legislature to clou
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