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Jewish Federation Annual Meeting, Sun., January 10
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The annual meeting of the Jewish Federation of Omaha will be held Sunday evening, January 10 at 8 p. m. at the Jewish Community Center. Robert II. Kooper, President, urges everyone to plan to attond the meeting.
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Community Invited
Formal Opening of Newest Facility at the Home For Aged, Sunday at 2 P.M.
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The entiio Jewish community has been invited to the formal opening of the new facility at the Dr. Philip Shcr Jewish Home for Aged—the Ueoidents' Beauty and Harbor Shop, on Sunday afternoon, December 27 at 'i p.m. at the Homo. This marks the completion of an important project Initiated by Bikur Cholim several years
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Tribute to Lute Leader Featured at this program will be the dedication of a plaque In ' memory of the late Sophie Neveleff, a founder, and president of Bikur Cholim for many years, who devoted a lifetime to the welfare of the community, especially the sick and aged. Special dedicatory remarks will be delivered by Paul Veret, Jewish Federation Executive Director. Participating In the program wll be Robert H. Kooper, Jewish Federation president; Nathan h. Nogg, Home chairman; Arthur A. Colin, Home vice-chairman; Harry Sidman, Federation b u i l d i n g chairman; Mrs. Jake Wine, Bikur Cholim president; Mrs. Allen 9. Zalkin, Hikur Cholim past president. Mrs. Harry Sidman, Bikur Chohm vice-president is program chairman and David Orkow, Home superintendent, is nrrang*nients eh HI man.
"A Link—" "Ihe installation of the Beauty Jsrucll clillilri'i) In nrt*-iiii<1-rriifl* Workshop of llio .Icnisiilcin 1M-VWIIA nmlii* Himiiliknli mn- .mil Haiber Shop Is another link tldriilit ns tlielr way of preparing for tlui colcliralluii >>f thu )il|;ht-ilay I'e.stlvul of Lights. Tint V IN a in the endless chain of efforts of project »f tlm World JVdiTutlon of YMIIAH and .lovvlsli Community Crnters, of vvlilcli JWI1 Is (lit) liukur Cholim to make life easier, happier and more comfortable for IJnlted S t u d i iiii'inliiT. mil- Home residents," Mrs. Jake Wmc, hikur Cholim, president, <'onini"ntod. "And if the shop will In in1.; Hum greater personal pilde, and M i vv as a boo-itw to thf'ir moi.ili", thi" Bikur Ciiohm's aim In Haifa (JTA) -Israel's first sub- i'St ihiishm,; ami iii.unl uiiin;; it, marine, manned by an all-Israel v.ill Ije fulfilled" crew.trained in Kni;laml, was welGreater Omaha's 1'JJ'J d r h e for bond tiiis year, it can lx? attained." comed here with an car-splitting JsraeJ Bonds pushed past the Meanwhile, across the nation a serenade of harbor sirens, naval $!SL'.50O mark in cash and com- series of Chanukah Festivals In g'un salvoes mid roaring Super niitment-'i early this week, but the cash program lagged well behind, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Myslere jet. fii;h!ers. ficcordiiiR to chairman .Robert M. Boston, Miami and Lou Angeles New Yoik (JTA)---A Chicago drained off in the vacuum staga. Feinberj;. sent the national sales f i g u r e s fiiin—Fairbanks, Morse mid Com- "Construclion of the first lowOnly $131,900 in cash had been mounting steadily towards u new pany will v.o into a joint venture cost plant for mass production to collected by the weekend, and record. with the Government of Israel for be located in Israel will begin durJ'Y'inberg reminded Omaha and the construction of plants to con- ing 1960," the Chicago company Persons who buy Israel Bonds Council Hluffs residents that only by Dec. 31 nlso will benefit from veit sea water into fresh water checks .'received' on or before De- additional interest of a full month. by the process developed in Is- said. "We plan to locate a second cember 31, 3959, can be credited In the. case of 51,000 in txjttds, the rael by Dr. Alexander Zarchin, a plant In a semi-arid region of the to this year's program. interest gained is .53.33, (>l-yenr-old resident of Tel Aviv. southwestern United States. ''It Is vital to the Stnte of IsThe machine invented by Znr"Our engineers estimate that rael that a maximum of cash be chln, an emigrant from the Soviet when we achievo full and regular received • by that date, for the Union, freezes sea wnter In a industrial production, the cost of •.governments.of the world evaluate vacuum, forming pure water crysIsrael's economic position yearly tals which are then melted to pro- water under the Zarchin procesj In large measure by the sale of The Youth Council lounge at the duce salt-free water. The salt Is Will be as low as—or lower than—i bonds during the calendar year," area manager Gerald Schwartz Jewish •.Community Center has the present average cost of dellv. been completely redecorated and pointed out. erinfc fresh water to consumers In refurnished. Area chairman, Mrs. J. Harry the United States, which is now A high fidelity Juke box with Kulakofsky, said. "With a con- currently popular records has been approximately 40 cents per thoucerted effort, we can still hit the installed In the room in addition sand gallons. f200,000 goal. If every one re- to new, attractive chairs and othIl.irnld W. Sobel, Family Servsolves to buy or sell an additional er pieces of furniture. ue Director of the Jewish Federa"Our engineers have examined tion, has Accepted the position of all operating and projected comA large bulletin board has been l.vcullve Director of the Jewish mercial processes publicly or privconstructed with individual secCommunity Council of Peoria, 111., ately developed in the United tions assigned lo each organization and a case has been set up to dis- A former Om;iliun, J'lilllp M. Vale Richards, chairman of the Stales and elsewhere, and we befilut/.iiMt lias lictll < IKISI n to Feilemtlon Family Service Complay club trophies. lieve that the Z'irchin process 19 Mi.-mbers «f the Golden Age It is estimated that an average serve as a National ( h .ilrniiiii for mittee, announced. tint Kllil) liallmnilile t C'lul).will hold a Hanukkah candle- of some 7.T Youth Council memMr. Sobel came to Omaha In a great sclentilic breakthrough, :.JA Drive. lighliiif,' .service at their "tea," I > - bers visits (he loun;;e daily. Ilr now ri'^lilci In I'arlt Forest, III. lO.Vi, and was in charge of the In the years ahead we expect many 'cembcr ^S Jit 32:.'iO p.m. at the Family Service program of the dramatic consequences of Dr, Jewish Community ('enter. The Jewish Federation and its program Zarchin's woik to provide start•'party which has been planned for for the aged. In addition, he was ling benefits for the world." tin; group's monthly session will eo-ordinator of the Men's Division feature cards, KJIU'S IUKT a twenof the Jewish Philanthropies. ty-five cents Hanukkah gift exIn his new position in Peoiia, change. Mr. Snbel will rliiecl the nimmtlcame to an agreement that both Wa;,hington (JTA iSenator AlA -talk on Hanukkah will be nily-uide program of (he Council, Riven in Yiddish h.v Abraham Kis- hert CJore of Ti-nnessce, a member would accept conciliation and co- and will be lesponsihle for the of the Senate Foreign Kelatiun.s enslein, Jlcth Israel Talmud Torah operation solving the Palestine United Jewish campaign in IVona. Committee, who just returned from Staff member. "We are sony lo l o s e Mr problem." Jerusalem (JTA) — The first Refreshments will l«: baked at a three-week tour of Ihe Middle Sobel," Mr. I'.iWiaids, F a m i l y ihipmcnl of Isi.iel cabbage and "We hear much talk to the ef- SeiMce- chanmaii said. "During his tin- tenter for this party by the Kasl with Senator Gale W. McCiee, Mines, l.ouis •Cutler, .Sol KOJII; ami reported his conclusions on the fect that all the million Palestine Ihii'e je.irs in Omaha he has cauliflower to Ihe Uniled States Bessie Helm. J'ourini: at "tea" will trip this week, in which he said refugees want, to return to their hi'lped us huilil a good pio|,riam, will arrive hi New York soon. A New York canning factory lias be Mrs. Stanley Herzoff, president Senator McOo was in essential homeland," he said. "Wliile we which w.i-, accepted by the comu( the Omaha Chapter, National agreement. were In Israel, we learned that munity. He has brought to his ordered 1,000 Ions of cabbage and Council of Jewish Women and .Senator Gore said there was negotiations were under way for position1 professional competence LTJO tons of cauliflower, which will Mrs. Nathan Simon, representing significantly more political sta- the return of 250 from Jordan. P.ut and hi , poifoim.mre was of the bo carried on a Zim liner operatthe Golden Ago Club. Assisting at bility in the Middle East and a when we were talking with the finest caliber. Our commit tee and ing between Haifa and New York tin; tables will be Mines, l.ouis much greater military potential, Prime Minister of Jordan, lie was Hie l'Vdci.ition Ho.inl 'jmeeiely re- City. Cutler, .Sol New:, Hymaii Fried, Israel will export 2">,000,OOQ then when he visited the area three interrupted by a telephone call i;rrt Ins leaving, and extend to Arthur Itubin, J. Milton Margolin him their best wishes for a Mlc- flower bulbs to the United Statoa from his military commander who years a(fo. Ho said that during the and Kes'.ie tichn. cuessful career in Peoria." during the coming year. The IsThe Golden Ai:c Club is jointly tulka which he and Sen. McGee reported that many of the refugees were standing with swords at their had with Premier Ben Gurlon of Mr. Solid plans to leave Jan- raeli bulb growing season extends sponsored by tin; Jewish Federation and the National Council of Israel, and President Nasser of breasts and threatening to kill uary li>, nnd will be Joined by his from October to May and includes three crops, tho United Arab Republic, "we themselves If forced to go back." family later. Jewish Women.
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First Israel 'Siilf Welcomed hi Haifa
U. I Firm and Israel Combine fforts to Desalt Sea Wafer
Post to KSulznick
Center Youth Council Lounge Has New Look
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Bolden Age Hanukkah Parly December 28
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Harold Sobel Leaves Omaha for Peoria
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