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Rabbi Abba Ilillel Silver, outstanding American Jewish leader will be guest of honor nt the"I!ai , j Milzvah" diniif i of the l s r i i c I ' V,, T^ond campaign v. "• _ at the H o t e l -J
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S l i e r a t o n-A> F o n t c n e l l o ?*' on Sunday, November 13, nt C p. m., according to Jack Marei, chairman of the£ event. Dr. Silvei. lC.ibbl Slhcr the Bond Organization's Board of Governors chairman, heads the plaimlii/i body for all Bond drives throughout the United States, Canada, Latin America, and Western Europe. Guest speaker on the same platform will lie Robert I,uric,
Those Were ffie Days Author 80 lie Speaker William Hoffman, author of "ilio.se Were The Days," will be featured speaker at a Joint meeting of C0111hti.sker L o d g e andj t , ^ C o r n li u s k c 1 / '' \ Chapter of H'liai ' B'ritli on Thtm-j . ^ ^ ^ . ^ day, Novembci. "aj>. y^^-T 10, ut 8 p. 111. atj __ *-- • theS he rn t on-' Z.' I'ontcncllc Hotel A longui'-In-l cheek commt tary on c u r r c n t ^ ^ ,* Jewish life will H,, f m , a n Ixi included in Mr. Hoffman's presentation. An author, raconteur, and columnist, Mr. Hoffman Is assistant professor of sociology nt MncAlester College in St. Paul, Minn., nnd also Is the Assistant Director of the Detentions nnd Corrections Authority for Ramsey County, Minn. NU? Velvet! is the title'tentatively chosen for Mr. Hoffman's next boo!:, scheduled for publication soon. A social hour will follow tho program. Att'AKI) TO DK. HCHIOK L03 Angcles--Dr. Bela Schick, discoverer of the test named af tcrjilm for determining susceptibility to diphtheria, received the first Maimonldes Humanitarian Award of the Jewish Federation. Council of Greater Ix>s Angeles, Calif.
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television actor, wiiter, dim-tor, and producer of t h e "American Jewish 'I'. V. DICest," and the a w a r d-whining "American Jewish Hour." He is Missouri State Chairman and a m e in b e r of Bond's Midwest Hoard of Dhectors. Kabbi Silvei, Itobfrt I.urle one of the fon most leaders of the American Zionist Movement, is past president of the Zionist Organization- of America, arid former Chairman of the American Section of the Jewish Ageiicy for Palestine. As Chairman of the Zionist Emergency Council, he was In the forefront of the American Zionist effort in the United Nations which played such a vital part in the establishment of the State of Israel. Special War Service Following his ordination as a Rabbi by tiie Hebrew Union College In 1915 Dr. Silver rendered special war service, for which ho wa5i decorated by the French Government. In 1917, he became spiritual leader of The Temple, in Cleveland, O., one of the foremost Jewish congregations In the country. Cost of the dinner, with a choice of meat ,flsh, or fruit, Is $2.75. Reservations may be made by writing or phoning the Israel Hond Office, 341-1177 nt 1014 City National Hank Bldg.-, or through chairmen and committee members.
To Oiseuss Defense Col. James H.-S. Rasmussen, Commander of the 392nd Combat Support Group, V a n d e n b e r g, Ab'D. Calif., will be the fifth speaker 6n the Institute on World Affairs at the University of Omaha. He will discuss "Weapons and Defense" Wednesday, November 3 at 8:15 p. m. He came to his present poat after serving as Chief of Staff of the 1st-Missile Division. Col. Rasmussen was DeputyDirector of Personnel and and Adjutant at SAC Headquarters in Omaha. Harry Trustin, president of the .Jewish Federation, a co-sponsor of the lecture series, said the Klxtli and final program of the series would conclude with a loctur on November 1G by Douglass Cater, Washington editor of Tho Reporter.
Republican Plank In thn Middle Eait, vvn shall continue to fiuppurt tlio Integrity and Independence of all tlio atatoK of tlmt area including Israel and tho Arab atate*, »
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With Bjtcclflo reference to lirocl and the Arab nations, we urge them to undertake negotiations for a mutually acceptable settlement of tho cnuscs of tension between" them. .
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Wo pledgo continued cffortu: to eliminate tho obstacles to a lusting ponce In tho area, Including tho liiunBn problem of fie Arab refugees; to seek an end to transit and tradu restrictions, blockade* and boycott*; to secure, freedom of navlcallon In International waterways, the cessation of discrimination against American* on tli» basis of religious beliefs, iind an end to tho wastefull and dangerous arms race and to the threat of fta anus Imbalance In tlie area.
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Midget lcai;uc basketball will kick-off the J')60-Gl ueason with their annual Dad-Lad day at the Jewish Community Center auditorium, 2 p. rn. on .Sunday, November l.'Hh_. ,1 'I'. Sonny Means, VV , -jf' head basketball n %* ' "-S coach at Omaha University, will be the g u e s t speaker. A former standout performer Menm in high school and college, Means was captain of the Michigan State University cape team for two years. The program will Include movies and refreshments with I.lndy I'aul acting as Master of Ceremonies. Athletic Chairman Irvin Yaffe, has urged all grade school students from 5lh to 8th grade to be present with their Dads.
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Over 300 high school students and their advisors will attend the Utdled Synagogue Youth Convention here, November .24-27 at the Sheraton-Fontenelle Hotel and the Beth El Synagogue. Itene Rlmmerman and Bonnie Tornoff, co-chairmen, announced the following committees. Publicity—Rotxrt Slutiky, Morion PrlMman, ct^cfiolrmtn; registration, Naomi Roihonbera, Barbara Kaplan, co-chairmen, and Joyct Render, Sman Sluliky, Money Maklejky, Mark Brodkey, Alice F-'ellmon; decorolloni—Linda Mogiomln, Oaylt Render, co-chairmen ond Nancy Katr, Linda niofcti, Nancy Frlleck, Sujan Kotiman, Susan Slulifcy, Dernlt Tornolf, Roz Bordy. Louli Chunovlc, JanU Melchu, Linda Oilfond, Barbara Herzofl one) Robert Fox.
Mrs. A. C. Fcllman and Mra. Sam Rothenberg are senior advisors.
Blood Bank Drivo A blood bank drive for the Red Cross will be conducted by all B'nal B'rltii men and women in Omaha on Wednesday, November 9, it was announced by Mrs. Max Sacks, B'nal B'rlth city-wide chairman.
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•- Th.- plank/i concerning tho Mldilln Ka/(t In both tho Republican anil Dcmncratlo platform* urn presented Iiore for tho lnfonimtlon of thn rcadoM of (ho jKH'lth I'resi. * .• •
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At Bond's Bar Mifzvah Dinner Rober! Lurie to Deliver Address
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Democratic Plank In tho Mlddlo East wo will worlc for guarantee* to unsure Independence for all states. We will encourngo direct Arab-I»rael peaco negotiation*; tho rew.ttlemcnt of Arab rcfugeen In lands ivhoro thcro I* room and opportunity for tliem; an end to boycott* and blockades; tho unreittrletcr uso of tho Suez ('mini by all nations, • • • . Wo urgo continued economic assistance to Israel and tho Arab peoples to help them raise their living standards. Wo pledgo our best efforts /or peace In tho atlddle Kast by seeking to prevent «n nnns raco whllo guarding ngalnst tho dangers of a military Imbalance resulting from Soviet arms iihlpmcnts. • * • Protection of tlio rights of American citizens to travel, to pursue lawful trade and to engage In other lawful activities abroad without distinction ail to race or religion Is a cardinal function of the national sovereignty. Wo. will opposo any International agreement or treaty which by Its torms or practices differentlaten among- American citizens oa grounds of race or religion. •
tor, Ilnblma of Tel Aviv, lias performed ns soloist nnd with Israeli concert groups all over tho United States. He has been a The Program of the Month guest artist for thn ICIcktra Itowill introduce ' to Omahans a rordlng Company and has his company of five young Yemenite own album, Havu Naglla with artists, all natives of Israel, the classic editions. whose performances have attractNrhemla Shuraby Is famous for ed packed houses wherever they reveloplng the sensitive style for have appeared. the recorder and thn Israeli drum. All Ilendllncrs Ills talent bus been recognized The troupe composed of all by many funs throughout tho hcadllner* will present their pro- United State.H and Cniuula. He Is gram at the Jewish Community well linown In the Israeli night Center, Sunday, November G at club, Subra In N«nv York City. 8 p. m. "Their artistry hi interSaul Ne.nmnn received his preting Yemenite folklore and training In the nc-w art of Israeli music and dance based on Israeli folk dancing while living In • and biblical themes has brought kibbutz. He Joined th« Knrmon numerous invitations for repeat dance group which Kd Sullivan appearances on both sides of the brought to the United Btate«sfor Atlantic, his TV show nnd also performed The "who's who'' of the popu- at tho Kndlo City Mu*lr. Unit. lar stars Includes: . Sofia Aldouby has participated (jeula Zohnr, nn outstanding In Israeli danco groups since » artist who Interprets Israeli Folk child. In addition to touring tho songs with grace and rlinrm. Her T/nltcd Ntates sin; has starred In beautiful voice Is well1 known in some, of Puerto Klro's largest Israel, Australia as well a* In hotels. • this eoulnry. Program Is Froo ICIIC7.IT Adoram, musical diThe troupe's repertoire is derector of the famed national thravoted to interpretation of dance* and music from the East European, Yemenite, modern Israel areas in addition io a shepherd section. The presentation is part of a Dr. Lawrence Cabot Howard, Assistant Professor of Politics in five program series being prethe School of Social Science at sented free as the result of the Brandels University, Waltham, cooperative effort of ten sponsorMass., will be guest siwaker at ing groups, Harry Sidman, Jewthe luncheon meeting of the ish Community Center chairman, Omaha Chapter, Brandels. Uni- said. Mi-3. Ervin Simon who will versity National Women's Committee, on Wednesday, Novem- serve as chairman of the eveber 9, 32:30 p. m, at the Black- ning said she hoped Omahana stone Hotel. His subject will be would take advantage of the op"The Crisis in the Belgian Con- portunity to see this outstanding program. Mrs. Simon is presgo." Dr. Howard, noted author, lec- ident of the Omaha Chapter of turer and radio script writer on Hadassah, one of the sponsoring political and social topics has agencies. traveled extensively in Europe, Africa, the Philippines and New Guinea. Mrs. Myron Milder will preside. Meeting chairmen arc Mines. M. Mrs. Dave Colin, Chairman of A. Venger, Wnrncr Frohman, Jack Bramson and Ben Shapiro. the Jewish Federation Agencies' Section of "the Needlework Guild, ull persons who have not Rabbi Brooks to Talk urges sent in their contributions to do Af Iowa College BO this week, In order to eliminnabbl Sidney II. Brooks of ate "follow-up." Temple Israel, will represent the The following have contributed Jewish Chautauqua Society as to the Needlework Guild since lecturer at Westmar College, Le- the last list nppeared: Mars, In., on Thursday, NovemMines: Alvin Abramson, Max ber 10 at 9:30 a. m.He will snealc Arbitman, Jerome Bleicher, Haron "Judaism's Place in the Fam- ry Colick, Albert Garbor, Harry ily of Religions." Goldberg, Bruce Greonberg, Sam, The Chautatiqua Society re- Hornstcin, Maurice Katelman, ceives support In Omaha through Archie Kavich, Harry Krantz, -, the Jewish Philanthropies Cam- Edward Lincoln, Harry Lippett, paign. " - . Mmes: OrveKA. Milder, Dan Miller, Elizabeth Nevcleff, Jack B. & V. HABASSAH Newberg, Stella Robinson, Bert TO MICIOT SUNDAY The Business and Professional L. Rosen, Howard Ross, Morris study croup of Hndassah will M. Shapiro, Max Simon, Leo meet Sunday, November 6 at 2:30 Weitz, Norman Whitman, Louis p. m. at the home of Mrs. Carl Wohlner, Samuel N. Wolf and Miss Harriett Horwich. . Logman.
Native Israelis In Omaha Debut
Oongo Orisis, Topic Of irandeis Speaker
Contributors to Needlework Guild