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tbir-i'-f'ferenci Hie sin dividual (Visiar. borti Di. Xasrollah \SV IKaifpour Kalcnn. i direct descendtor.',. \ j ant (it Prophet Muhatmncd's only Hepoiti ., .0 Ihe more than 500 1'atema. Jewish community leaders who al-i daughter J -4 lended the conl'ei enoe, Morris \V. I now l ru!(\ssur ol Keiinslein, general chairman ol .Social Sciences tin1 H.I A reported that these ad- j at V .1 i r I e i i; hvance contributions represent "one I>iekinson U n i ol Ihe Appeal's earliest and most versily, r Itulhersuccessful starts." lie t e i w d il ford. N . .1., will "an inspiring indication that Amer- appear "n the ican Jews mean lo cumplele Ihe Program of the job ol integrating all ol the million M o ii I h sene-.. ^»—>{ Thursday, Keb-f* .-»"*V», ot refugees they have helped to ruary "IS at. 8 p.I f • » " " / Si reach Israel." in. at Ibe I ' m - 1 - " * One of the principal conference vcrsity of Oma- ,,r_ v.iWmS speakers was Israeli Ambassador lia's conference Avraham Hfirman who told the auditorium. The series is part of parlej lhal funds raised by the Hie cultural program of Ihe Jewish UJA .since Israel's emergence as a Community Center. nation, in HUM had helped make Study Tour Made possible "Ihe simplest and most Dr. Fatemi who jiist returned uccessiu] relugee absorption pto- from u stvirty tour of Japan, Ma:i;iin in Jewish history." laya, Indonesia, India, Pakistan, tlie Middle Kasl and Western Kttrope, will discuss "Behind the Scenes in Middle Kast Power Politics." He is now engaged In two research projects sjionsored by I'lIIIIADIXr'HIA. <JTA> — A Fnirleigh-Diekmson University, on resolution urging the 20,000.000 "Tiie Kconomlc Development of Negroes in the United States IJI the .Middle Kast" and "Nationallend assistance in the aprehensiou ism in the Moslim World." Noteil Ktuti'-iiiiaii, Kilneator anil punishment of anti-Semitic A noted statesman, author and vandals was adopted at a confereducator, Dr. Fatemi was graduence of Negro leaders here. "We apprise American citizens ated from Stuart Memorial College of the Jewish faith and such other in Iran with honors ana received citizens who may be the victims his M. A. and Ph. D. degrees from of racial and religious persecution Columbia University and the New that they have a faithful ally in i School for -Social Research. As a diplomat. Dr. Fatemi repIhe American Negro who recognizes I hat acts of injustice to one resented Iran at UNKSCO Nationgroup strike at the safety, .secur- al Conference in 1918 and the Inity, and well-being of all Ameri- ternational Congress of Americanists in New York City in 194!). He cans," the resolution said.
Thursday
Hubert IVoRif. S/uirmi Kraft, <it'iifrul Cliuirnicii nf VmitU CoUUcil Stiiitv Nit,-, ami l»ili Wrim-r, { •ntcr Ynulli llirrctor.
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1 Fourteen ;»cU will l.-itur." :i two .IT' tlnwMiil Hahn, ushers; Linda iinil it half hour .show us the Jew- M-i<zniiiin, publicity; Mark Planish Youth Council presents its ner, general assistant, and Arnold 24th.annual Starfo Nit..\ SnUiniay evening. February K; Curtain Breslovv, stnge manage!". Admission is one dollar for . time is se'heduk'd for H p.m. at the Central High auditorium. iidtilis find fifty cents for teenEach of the seven Youth Coun- agers. Tickets may be secured at cil groups will pri.-.v?nt a skit the door i>r from any Youth Counwhich will be judgel by a panel cil rneinber. Norman Kirshbaiun. of four adults. .Judges will In? Central Hitsli school staff member Beth Gayiif-s, il.'intv instructor; Don Ifoyle, TV personality; Dr. is technical ad/isor and is being Aldrich Paul, Omabi University assisted by William Barnes. Cenfaculty member and Warren Den- ter Health Director. cnben;, graduate student (it tlii> university The skit.i incl'i'li?: A Z.A. No, I —"There's No PVi'l Like Home," (satire on Shakespeare); A.Z.A. Washington UTAi -Secretary No. 1(W--"K:ilv> Alarm," (spoof on fire ciejiirtnitrtit.-ii: A.Z.A. No. of State Christian Holler indi1000 "The Bagel Thief." <'» farce*; cated to a press conference that Itayini—"Rumble at the Summit." the United States continue to look (satire on forthcoming surnmit to the United Nations for a soluconference'; Kdiur - - "Jubilation tion to tlie Suez d u a l controversy U.S.A." (satin? on presidential involving the transit ol Israeli election); flohanue— "The Mouse cargo. That Roared," (satire un movie The Seciotary commented on of same munu) anil Eleanor Roos- what the United States was doini,' Jerusalem (JTA i—Discoveries evelt, "Suddenly Last Night" (sa- tr» implement President Eisenhowtire1 on modern-day advertising!. er's 1957 assurances to Israel on of archaeological finds considered by scientists here as of extraordIn the spotlight will be acts by Suez Caniil transit. He said the inary importance, including a phythe -Sahors. a musical combo with United States had made a num- lactery scroll and weapons apparArnold Fellmnn, Howard Cluid.i- ber ol strong statements 01^ the ently dating back to the era of eoff niiil Michael . Murkovit/; Mar- transit issueliar Kochba, about the year 150 Mi', Herter pointed out that I);»K of the Common Era, was anjory .Siref, 10-ye;ir-i>ld phmist; dancing routine.-. t>y Leanne. Kraft, Hanwiai slijold UN Secretary Gen- nounced by the Hebrew University. and Shflin Ruderman; songs l>y eral, was currently making an efTlip discoveries resulted from Nancy F-'llrnan .'itnl tlir? Triplets, for to find a solution. diggings hi ii ldgb iiionntiiin cuve Sharon Kraft, Ken.'..- llimmerman In the meantime, Israel's Cab- In <lu. Juileiui Desert went of the "and Naomi Ho» 1I>?JI1HM-^ Dik VVein- inet has reportedly reached the Dead Sea, not far from the nlt« »t cr will emcee the show. fundamental political conclusion Kuinram, in Jordan, where the Sharon Kraft and Robert Nogg that Israel can no longer rely on f'.mumt Drud Sea scrolls bad been tire general chairmen of the pro- the United Nations as a rcstrain- found in cuven. One of tlie scrolls duction. Sub-committee chairmen iiiK factor in the Middle East. discovered now antedates tin; Dead The Cabinet completed its dis- Si';» scrolls by about 10 yeiirtf. The phylactery (tefillin) scroll cussion of Israel's present security .situation. The opinion in the Cab- contains the first 16 verses of inet, it was learned, has crystal- Chapter 13 of the biblical Book of lized into the conclusion that the Exodus. It was written on parchUnited Nations as such, and Secre- ment, apparently by an expert, in tary General Dag Hammar.sltjold the same style in which the Dead Mrs. Susanna Frank, prominent personally, have failed to obtain Sea scrolls has been inscribed. Brazilian lender, will speak on the slightest modification in the With this parchment, the scien"Woman's Life in Brazil" lit the intransigent stand taken by Unit- tists found papyrus covered with annual Overseas luncheon for the ed Arab Republic President Nas- square Hebrew lettering also used Omaha Section, National Council in the same period. The-, papyrus of Jewish Women, Tuesday, February 10, a t 12:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center. The invocation will be offered by Mrs. Mike Freeman, president of the Federation of Jewish Women's Clubs. Members are asked to bring toys and clothes for the "Ship-aI3ox" shower. The Items will be tent to schools' and nurseries abroad. Mmcs. Ernest Pne.srrum, and Joseph M. Horwlch are program chairmen and Mmes. B. Gilbert Aronoff and Leo Elsenstatt are This new series of ten provision- units. For greater convenience, the in charge of the luncheon. Reservations may be made with al- postage stamps has been an- pound is now divided ijito one hunMrncs, PbiU Laser, GL 5212; Alvin nounced by the Israel Ministry of dred new tinits, called ""argoiot." Epstein, HE 9130 or Ted Colin, Posts. It Is bcine issued In connec- (singular, "ugoia") instead ol n TE 23.10.. A baby slUer will he tion with the change In tbd divi- thousand "prutot" as before. Ovollnble. sion of the Israel pound Into subThe values of the new stamps
Leaders Adopt Resolution
U.S. Enpecis U.fl. Find Solution Blockade
u.is Iran's delegate to (he United Nations, a member of Ihe Iranian Mission to the Security Council .old ( couomic and Political Adu-ji'i to the JVrmunenl Delegation ot h,m 1o the UmU-n Nations. Lectured at 45 SrliooN He has lectured at some 45 American and Canadian Universities and taught at Princeton Unimsil> from I0.10 to 1955. His speeches have appeared in U\« annals of the Academy of Political Science, Vila! Speeches of the Month, Islamic Review and many other American papers and periodicals. Dr. Fatemi lord; prtrl in the pveparsvtion <>V an ariicle on Islam published by Life Magazine in its famous book, "World's (ireul Religions," which is available a t the Jewish Community Center Library. In addition to five books in Persian, he is Ihe author of two hooks in V.nglisli. "Diplomatic History of Persia" and "Oil Diplomacy." He is co-uuthfir of the "Report of Palestinian Refugees" published by the Institute of Middle Kaslern Affairs. I'Iditor utul I'lihlislu'r In his native country Dr. Fatemi was the editor and publisher of a monthly literary magazine and daily newspaper. He served as a member and vice-president of the legislative council of the province of Isfahan, us MajfT o? the crty of Shiraz (population 150,000) as the Governor-General of the province of Fars. In • 19-13 he was elected to the Iranian parliament where he served on the Foreign Relations Committee and organtzerj an anticommunist group which defeated the Tudeh Party (communists) in the industrial city ot Isfahan. Community Groups Co-Sponsors The program of the month Is believed to ]>•• part of a-letter, series is presented by the Center but exact deciphering will have to in cooperation with co-sponsors, await cdrelul. investigation in uni- Beth El Synagogue, Belli Israel Synagogue. B'nai B'ritli lodges and versity, laboratories. chapters, Farband, Omaha ChapOilier finds in the cave, the Uni- ter of Hadassah, Temple Israel, versity officials declared, lead to Workmen's Circle and Young the beliel that the cave may have Adult. Council. been used as a cache by the Bar Mrs. Ervin .Simon, a vice-presiKochba forces. The. scientists found ancient coins, arms and am- dent of. the Omaha Chapter of munition. incUulins arrow shafts Hailassah, host ovRani7.atiot\ for painted red and black. The dry the evening, will introduce the climate in the area has apparent- speaker. Admission is free and the proly preserved not only the items discovered but also the original gram is open to the public. paint, . . ; In addition to the finds dating to the Bar Kochbd era, other discoveries go back to a much earlier period. These include wooden and Jerusalem (JTA)—A. gvovvp o£ clay implements and bits of linen and leather dating back as far as Belgian banks have agreed to the Chalcolitie period, about 4,000 grant Israel a 55,000,000 loan for years before the Common Era. The the purchase of industrial equipcave yielded also remnants of an- ment. The granting of the loan was cient Roman fortresses believed to decided upon on the recommendahave been eercted to guard Nahal tion of a delegation of Belgian inTseclln, which is one o[ the. larg- dustrialists who recently visited Israel. est canyons north of Massada.
Lafesf Judean Deserf Discovery
Brazilian Leader So Speak ai Council's Overseas Lyndieon
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