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Vol. XXXIX—No. 0
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Paul Veref So Speak At Chapman Homo Arieh Plothin Will Speak on November 3-4 Paul Verct, Kxecutive Director of the Jewish Federation, and and a member of the Israel Bond Organization's Midwe>t Hegion Board of Vncc-~i*~,,. tors, will spciikt on t h e recentr , i changes in the e-1 >j? conoroy, industry^ *-f and political ]iic-r »^ ture of the .StaleJ of Israel, at the home of Isadoic CMiapman, on Tuesday, No\ em- ••* v ber, 1, on behalf of the current Israel Bond C inipaign in Orniiha IMiil Vent Mr. Verot letently it turned from Isruel after a comprehensive t"ur of the country. Mr. Chapman is Chairman of Builders in the Omaha Area Committee for State of Israel Bonds. t-l'l*
'Mils company of five young Yemenite nrtlsls, o remarkably vermitllc nnil oxcitinfr troiipp, will appear in Omnlut on Sunday evening, Nov. 0, at 8:0O p. m., ul the Jewish Coiiinmnily Center, Hnrrv Sidmiin, chairman, Jewish Community Outer, n nminced. Their prorram encompass dance and music 1) a.icd on Isrnell folk find Biblical themes. Their oneinn! Yemenite folklore comes from the heart, leg omls, life and customs of their people. The group has appeared In every medium on stage and the the Inline location of n sponsornir, They have been acclaimed ing organization. Mr. Sldman for their exciting performance pointed out that a.s a result of at the Tel-Aviv Music IM1, the cooperative effort on the part Radio City Music Hall ami Madi- of the ten sponsoring groups, Dr. Allnn McrHam, associate son Square Garden, N.Y. the programs are free of charge professor of atithro|M)lo(Ty, NorthSerlei It Frco to members of our community. western University, Kvanston, •Tills program Is n part of five Other outAtamllni: personalities III., will di.wii.':,'? "The Congo In presentation!!.being presented at to appear later In the "Program Transition" Wednesday, Novemof the Month" series are: Mauhor 2 at Omitlin University nt rice Samuels, scholar and lec8:15 p. in. turer, on Wednesday, Jan, 18; The lecture is part of the UniBarbara Klosler, dramatic artist, vorilty'ii Institute of World Afon Wednesday, Feb. Jfi; Martha fiiirs with the Jewish Federation Schlamme, folk singer, on .Sunus a co-sponsor. day, March 19; and Marvin Dr. Merrinm recently returned I-owentlial, writer and lecturer, The Young Adult Council will on Wednesday, April 19. from hL"i second trip to the Conhold an outdoor Halloween Party. i;o where he did field research. Saturday, Oct. 29, 8 p.m. Hie His 1053-CO trip took the Mer- meeting place will bo the home riani family to the province of of Fred Marcus, 315 So. C8th St. Kasal, where they lived, studied All old and new members and ami photographed the people of guests are inviteil to attend. Lupupa village. Reservation/! are to he called Mcmbero of the Juwl.ilr Federation have received tickets to the Into Gloria Okrenf, r>T>G-G448 or Mrs. Dave Cohn, Chairman of Institute's programs," H a r r y Fred 'Marcus, 551-3275. .Trans- the Jewl.ih Federation Agencies Trustln, Federation President, portation will be furnished for Section of the'Needlework Guild •aid.''Mr. Trustln stated the in- those needing rides. A fee of Drive, Issued an urgent reriuest stitute Is the result of coopera- $1.00. per person will be charged. this week to all women who have tion of several Omalia K'oups inThe Young . Adult Council is not as yet responded to the terested In a better understand- sponsored by the Jewish Com- Needlework call to plrnsc send in their donations. munity Center. , ing of world problems. In addition to those women who contributed previously to the Drive, the following contributions are reported: Mmes. Norman Abrahamwn, (The Dr. Pliillp Slier Home for the Aged acknowledges the fol- Jack Iielmont, David Blcicher, Paul Hlotcky, Max Brcslow, Abe lowing memorials and donations.) II. Brodkcy, Ben Kteonbcrg, Donor In Memory of Frank Flshberg, Ioadore Forbes, Mr. mil Mr». WHIIom Rolltn, M n . Herman Fronklln Hennan tYiedlnnder, Yale Gotson* Ml>» Koloh Fronklln Mr;. Ro» Co j leln dincr, Elmer Grecnberg, .Arthur Mr. onJ M n . Paul V«ref, Or. Max Flelthmon Mr«. Anno Mill o! M. Greene, Gnry GroRS, Ilyman Mr. ond Mr». Paul Veret, Fred ond O)orH> Roiemfock, / ' „,„_,_ Gil.'!.-;, Joe GiiKg, .Sam Hahn, Mr ond Mr«. Reuben Brown Mrs. Tllllt Groismon C»n>trucflon Dlvlilon employee of Corpi ol Englnttri, u/...im/m Stanley H. Her/xiff, Nathan J. Weietmon Fomlly «J D A . ™3 Ilorwich, Frances Klein. U*i-g R O M ICroirMi •» ..#••.••»».•«»».*» .................Aoom Relrwmufxi Mmes. Carl Lagman, Ixiula E. Or. 'Max PleWrnon".V;....V. Chorte. Oroiiman of Lincoln. Netr,
Institute Speaker To Talk on Kongo
Council to Heave Halloween Party
Oyild Lists Confribulors
Dr. Philip Sher Home for the Aged
Mr. andI Mrt, Jocob Runo.ll ,
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Special Contributions Synagogue Donations Mrt C»nnl« Adi»r, Borney Hobermon, Meyer Rubock, B«l« Wolfion, Mri; ' libriifc Im totn)c, Htrmon Mlclwli, Ab« L e w , torn Pe«ter, Hymon W n Stroll MlnWn, rAn. «aroh Sllvtf. M f i . IMIM Oroy, Ben gernttiln.
Dr. Ariel] I.. 1'lotkin, one of
200 U.S. Youths Study in Israel Jerusalem, (JTAl --'i\vo hundred youths arrived in Israel from North America this year to participate In a year's study in thi.s country. The studios are carried on under Jewish Agency auspices. A group of 31 young people from Wrst Germany arrived on the SS Theodor Herzl for a fourweek visit. The 'visitors, who are students of the Pedagogical Academy of Kettwig, will work for two weeks at a lrtbbuts in the Negcv.
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Israel's foremost political srlentists, proniiiieiit educator and lecturer, will appear at tho home of Sam Wolf, Advance I'ureluise;. Chairman of the Omaha Committee for I B r a e 1 Bonds, on Wednesday even I n fj,' Nov. 2, and jf' the home of Mr.! a n d Mrs. U Gerahun M ca-B and Womens Chalnnen of Council Bluffs, on Thursday evening, Nov. 3, in l>ehalf of the .State of Israel D<» lelopmcnt Bond Ift'jiic. Dr. I'lotkln is wc'll-inforincd on Middle Kastern affairs, intei-national relations, international law and comparative government. His knowledge of Knirlish, Hebrew, Gcrniun, Freneli, Arabic and Spanish have been used on Tile Voice of America. While in Israel in W56, ho witnessed the Sinai Campaign and its political lt-percu.isions. IIi.> is in the United States in connection with a reheaich project on Israel's econcimie and political problems. Born in Germany in 1021, he went to Palestine in VX'fi. In 3937, he joined the Haganah's underground movement to estabJifih a Jewish State. When the Israel Defense Force was created, he was one of its first members, us nn officer in the Intelligence Corps. He attended the Hebrew University In Jerusalem and tho University of London, majoring In government. His education was Interrupted • by the conflict between Israel and tho Arabs. Dr. I'lotkln was the first Israeli to bo admitted to Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School, where he obtained his degree of Master of Pnblic Affairs. In 1952, he joined Princeton's Department of Politics as an Instructor in comparative government, attended the Department's graduate) school and earned an additional M. A. degree and his Ph. D. Dr. Flotkin is a member of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, th» American Political Science Association and the American Society of International Law.
Committees Assigned to Aid Beth El Home Tour
A committee will be present to assist visitors at each of the six homes participating Inv the Beth El Sisterhood Jewish Homo Tour on Tuesday, November 1 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The homes have been decorated to portray and Illustrate specific aspects of Jewish home life. The committees assigned to aid the tourists include Mrs. Justin Manvltz, chairman, Mmes. Max Gronat, Edward Gorellck, Stanley Ilcrzoff,' Kevee KirohenMala.'.hock, Frank Marks, Nathan .bntim,"Marvin Kohll, Ben Lefitz, Martin, Harry (.J. Mendelson, Steven Lustgarten, Nute SteinWilliam Milder,'.Ernest A. Nogg, berg nt the ' PnKBOVcr Home; Nathan Novak, Albert A. Orach, Mrs. Orville Milder, chairman, Harold Pollack, Sarah \V. Pot- Mmes. Sidney Abrahnm, Sanford ash, Millard Uoaenbcrg, Morris Brophy, Ilalph Cooper, Norman Uubenstcln, Max Shrago, Jacob Dencnbori:, Yale Gotsdiner, StanShyken, Sam .Shyken, Bernard ford JJpsey, Donald Kice, Joe Slegler, Kdward h. Simon, Hur- Rice, Ixiuis Wintioub, at the old Slosliurg, Abo Slusky, Ixiuis Sabbath home; Mrs. Millnrd Soinljerg, Samuel Swariz, Sum Margolin, chairman, Mmes. HarTarnoff, Isadora M.'Tretiak, I^eo old Kpslein, Albert .Feldman, Waxenberg, Harry Weiner and Melvin Freeman, Harold Gnrbur, Donald NogR, Martin Slaenberc, Miss Dorothy VVelner.
Alan Tully, Donald Vann, Menard Wintroub at tho Art and Music home; Mrs. Henry RIelces, chairman, Mmes. Leon Alexander, Robert Bernstein, Norman Bordy, Seymour Colin, Oary Gross, Gerald Gross, Irving Herzog, Alvin Nogg, Morton Richards, the HouEewarming Homo; Mrs, Harold Cooporman, - chairman, Mmcfl. Max Bittnor, David Cohen, William Freidcn, Dan Goodman, Bernard Hockcnborg, Leonard Luttbeg, Ben Rosen. Mike Rubin and David I). Weinberg, Model Wedding home; Mrs.' Gi'bert Freidcn, cbalnnnn, Mmes. Harold Fox, Rlchtrd Hobennun, Philip Katzman, Morris Koom, James l.ipsoy, Morris Raznick, Dave • Ilclss, Keith Saundcr, Clianukah Home. Tickets may be purchased at§ any of the six homes or from the ticket committee. The tour is for adults only. Free Hitter service will bo provided at the Beth Kl Synagogue Recreation Room.