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OMAHA, NKHHASKA, KItlDAV,
JULY
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S. Study Program Include Hebrew
Young Israeli G o u p ^ ^ v Introduce Skills to ****»»* Camp Jay-C-C Campers
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shinlgon —The study of Hebrew will he included in the new Dr. Abe Greenbeig, f o r m e r vice-presirleni; Sidney Taren, secUnited .Stales nationwide eduea- j president of B'nui B'rilh District ond vice-president; Dr. Beaton tioned program featuring insfruc;- j No. li will receive a special award Kuller, third vice-president; Sam lion in the languages and cultures \ for "distinguished service to hu- E. Epstein, recording secretary) New tu Omaha and lo Camp supervision of the religious acti- of the Middle F.asl, it was an- manity,' J u d a i s m and Israel" Moses Kagin, corresponding secJay-C-C which opened -last Sun- vities' committee headed by Jerry nounced by Arthur S. Flemming, Aug. 8 from Ihe district al the au- retury; Nate Turner, treasurer) day'nre a young couple who are Stone, Bernard DeKoveu and Bar- Secretary of Health, Education | nual installation dinner of Henry l.ou Cauar, chaplain; Charles Morgenlhau, w a r d e n and Gerald experts in the fields of dance and bara Bereutt. Classes are taught and Welfare, Monsky lodge al the Blackslone Schwartz, guardian, riflcfy. by Stone, religious dramatic acj Tickets, al four dollars each, Mr. Fleming said the American Hotel at 7:45 p. m. They ore I'iiini Sliwinger and his tivities by DeKoven and choir by people need to know not only more The presentation will be made; are available from any member of iviio, A viva, whose marriage blos- Miss Bcrcutl. languages, but also more about by Harry D. Udkoff of Delroit.j Ihe lodge's executive cornhiilte*. sumod from a courtship which be- Individual Personality Developed the economic and cultural aspects Mich., district govemoi (o the gan while both served in the IsMr. Ball staled that the Jewish of other countries. Supreme lodge, rael Army and whose interest, in theme of the camping program The new program to begin in w h o succeeded American Camp life drew them to has been Incorporated into the the autumn, will he financed wilh Dr. Greenberg in recreational, educational and re- more than three million dollars in that post al the ligions activities of the daily camp Federal funds, and will provide for Serve As Counselors ! recent triennial As camp Counselors,. they are routine. new international study centers, j convention in Isbringing their .skills lo the camp"Camp Jay-C-C", lie pointed out, modern foreign language fellow- rael. The 1059 campaign for Staia ra. Mr. Sliwinger, a resident, of "goes further than just providing ships and a research program. of Israel Bonds will be launched Dr. Greenbeig Israel since Ihe ;n;e of six, Is con- campers wilh fun-filled activities, a I a National Kconomic Conferis past president dueling the Counselors-ln-Train- by encouraging ea"h one, as an inence for Israel at the Hotel- Sherof - the Jewish Jnjj program while his wife, a Sa- dividual personality and as a memman in Chicago from Friday, SepFederation, and lira, Instructs in social and Israeli ber of the Jewish faith." lember 18 through Sunday. Sepformer chairman folk druieinc;. , lember 20, It was reported by First Period F.nds Aug. 1 of Ihe Greater Ttieir participalloli is pall of tlie I Period One Campers will be reMIH. J.. Harry KulnkofskyT Area Tel Aviv (JTA)- -Finance MinRroup' of activities and skills of j turned lo Omaha, Sunday, August ister Levi F.shkol, on behalf of Is- Omaha Commit- Dr. (ireenlieig Chairman. Jewish and Israel motif threading ' 2; at K:45 a. m. and will be taken rael, signed an agreement with lee for Slate of Isiael Bonds Local Area Delegation Lou Jess, Omaha hotehnan, will 'the camp program, Norman Ball, j directly to the Center. Baron ICdmund de Rothschild, head A large delegation from Omuha 1 Otnip Chairman, reported. The Second Session 'Camper. ! of a group of foreign investors, for be installed as president of Mon-\ a n ( ] council Bluffs will be selected The young Israelis who were will be picked up at the Jewish a M-year concession on a lti-inch j sky lodge al the- dinner dance. M O JOJM r n G 750 Jewish leaders married seven months ago, expect Community Center, Sunday, Au- pipeline between Elath, at. the Gulf iMr. Jess has « long record of; from a |j P a r j s of the United States to return to their country in sev-i gust 2, at 9 a. m. and from there of Akaba, and Ihe oil refineries at service to the lodge and has-oc-j a m ] Canada expected at the nieet:era! years, after concluding their ! taken oil! lo the Camp. Haifa, on the Mediterranean Sea. cupied most of its executive roles. I j , , ^ according to Dr. -Joseph J. •Indies at an American University. Other officers lo be installed by Schwartz, national vice-president. Tlie agreement, signed In Pre"Our Heritage" Program i mier David Ben Gurion's office Ihe 1,000 member lodge, largest j The Bond Organization, which sponsoring Ihe Conference, proSpecial religious, choir and \\e- ' here, with the Premier an Inter- in the Southwestern , Regional'is : blew .studies at the camp have \ ested spectator, must be ratified Council are Millard Margolin, first vides funds for Hie development — — ------ -1 of Israel's industry and agriculben coordinated in a special dally Sheldon Cohen lias been elected by the Knesset, Israel's Parliature, the construction of homes, piuerani known as "Our Heritage" ment, which will have to vote a roads, harbors and railways, and ut the camp. Campers take part ! president of the Young' Adults law authorizing the concession (he exploitation of natural rein service for the-entire group In! Council. Other new officers are grant. The de Rothschild syndicate courcea. Bond sales since 1!>51 ar» the Camp Synagogue under Hie i Miss F.leanur Resnick, first vice- will invest some $20,000,000 in the Arnold Miner, second j ». .. „ . ,._ .;._.•.... ^ i president; New York (JTAi - The Slate now nearing the $100,000,009 mark, vice-president; Miss Ann Wein- project. In exchange, the Govern- does not have to give corporate Conference IM Springboard traub, secretary; Miss Leah Pfef- ment will |iand over Hie pipeline charters lo groups which practice I Stressing the key importance ot fer,-treasurer; Lowell Baumcr, 10 it on July 1, I960. Al that time, hate and bias, n justice ruled in the c o m i n g Conference as Ilia Chaplain; Fred Marcus and Fran- the line is expected lo have a car- Queens County Supremo"" Court springboard for the Fall Israel rying capacity of 1,700,000 Ions of cis Silvers, sergeants-at-arms. this week. He denied tlie Incorpor- Bond effort, Dr. Schwartz said: Israel's oil and fuel supply will 011 a year. ation application of (he "Associa"The Conference must lay tha shortly be refined entirely in HeThe 16-inch pipeline has already tion for Preservation of Freedom basis for anTeTf«rt~which will brew The Refineries which passed been laid from Haifa to Beersheba of Choice, Inc.," for a Slate char- produce maximum results in tin iiilo; h i del owneiship on Apnl 1, and work is now proceeding on the ter. Israel Bonds. Israel must hasten HI* now undeigoing n Hebi.n/dBeersheba-Elalh Bee 11 on, now The decision was handed down the development of every sector I-ondon (ITA) Refoim Jnd.ition piocess aimed at gi.idiMlly served by an eight-inch line. With replacing thn J.ngl^ii teinilnology lMii should make a "gieal effoit" the- construction of additional by Justice J. Irwin Shapiro who of her economy. She must, prothat has been In use theic since to win back to Jiidnsm those who pumping equipment along the line, indicated his conclusion that the vide homes and jobs for th«! imthe plant wan opened ovei 20 base become indiffeienl to it and it Is expected that tlie capacity purpose of the organization was to migrants who have entered, and ,il<o offei the Jewish faith to the will be increased to 5,000,000 tons fosler and encourage discrimina- those still to come. She must J e m ago tion for reasons of religion nnd build a sound economy, which will A commit lee of plint eiigmceis "spli Dually homeless' outside the a year. race. stand as the basis of her entir* nnd matiaxen me now busy li.ms- Jewish community, Kahhl Bernard liilmi; live technical English tenn<> .7 B.imbeigei, foimei pi evident So far as the proposed incor- national security." of the Synagogue Council of Amerused in the ledmiiK piocess into porators as individuals are conIleluew When tliej complete the ica, decl.ued cerned," the court held, "they may HAIFA SUBWAY WII.I, NOT And anolhi'i r e s o l u t i o n lo job, they will pass their new dkHolidays Begin Sundown Of indulge in their prejudices and j '«-'N O N SABBATH Jerusalem (JTA ) - The new Halbigotries. But their purpose and tionniy to the H<bie\' language continue holding the biennial eon- Previous Day. Aciidemy foi appiov.il 'Die teinn feienees outside the United States Rosh Hashonuli ....October 3 intended practices should not be fa subway will liol operate on th» Will then become Hlandiiid at the to maintain the inteinational ch.ir- Yqm Kippur October 12 sanctioned by receiving the Im- Sabbath, it was decided by th« town's municipal officials. nctei of the oigani/.illon primatur of 'this court." plant
Bond Leaders to Launch Drive af Chicago Meeting
Pipeline Between Efafh and Haifa
Young Adults Council Elects New Officers
IL Y. Gourt Refuses Charter to 'Biased'
Oil Terminology To Be Hebraized
Urges 'Indifferenfs' Return to Judaism
Holidays
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('unpepi unm nil liimd eiirlj u» tliej crowded about the departing liuii's In cuijiir uutli ijmtloii of tli« ninny experience* »' ramp life offored at Camp Jay-C'-fl. Homo will remain for tliA first twi) veok period wlileli begnn Sundiiy; others for tin full mon tit'* tttukUm hut all nnxlatu to be part of (lie ninny notivltlei now" In action.
C:impnr« and staff member* joined for a dUriiHslon on ciiinp |>rcpurution led by Norman Batt, ('limp Clialnnan, limt week ut the .JewUli Coiiiniunity <V-nl<>r. Thojr wore given a, I>revlew of tlie cumphu;.program planned for ynmiKStfiM ntJUaiiip J»y-• C-C with Its ninny now 19511 fcntiires. Mr.'Batt l« pictured at tiin podlmu.