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Publication Office. 101 No. 20tli Oinuliu, Nebraska, Plume 8I2-K1CG
Vol. XL—No. 0
OMAHA, NKIUCASKA, PRWAY,
OCTOUEK IS, 10G1
Second Claus Foiitaee I'ald ut Omaha, Nebr.
Experts Evaluate East Events
Brunefi Features The appearance of OIK.1 of Omaha's leading television and r a d i o personalities, KMKO's "Jolly Joe" Martin, will be featured at the Jewish Youth Council's ajimiul pledge brunch. The event, tin- scene of freshmen pledging, will begin itt 30:30 u, in. Sunday, October 15 at the Jewish Community Center. Cliainnen Toiri Nogg and Jerry Slusky said they expect to Bee 100 freshmen in attendance. They isakl -invitations have been extended to the pro; pectives pledges in the mall and urge tho.se who lmve not been reached to contact the Youth Council office, .'M'.M.'ilili immedlately. Howui'd Halm, council president, said he expects a banner year for Youth activities.
MOIlNINfi SESSION Conference Chairman: Mrs. Alexander McKie, Jr., International Relations Ciiairnian, Nebraska A.A.U.W. 9:15—Welcome: Ur. Donald 7.. Woods, Deun, College of Adult Kducation. 9:30- -"The Middle Kast: "Background and Contemporary Conflicts," Dr. Nnsrollah Fatenii. 10:3ft—Coffee Break. 10:15-Middle Kast Nationalisms: Their R*lutionships to the -World," Moderator: William T. Utley, Chairman and Professor of Political Science, University of Omaha. Panelists—Dr. Nusrollah Fa I em 1; Hev. Karl Baehr; Dr. Amin Audeh, Glen\vm>d, la.; Rabbi Myer S. Kripke, Beth Kl Synagogue of Omaha.
NOON MWCSIEOW Student Center Dining Room A anil B Cliainnan: Mr. Paul Veret, Executive Director, Jewish Federation of Omaha. Greetings to Conferees: Dr. Milo Bail, President, University of Omaha. AlTEHNOON SESSION Chairman: Paul Andreas, History Teacher, Westuide High School. 1:15—"The Development Potential of the Middle East and Contemporary American Policy," Rev. Karl Bnehr. 2:15—"Our Responsibilities in the Middle East." Moderator: Mrs. Alexander, McKie, Jr. Panelists: Dr. Arthur G. Umscheid, Chairman, Dept. History and Political Science, Creighton University; Mr. .Shaul Ilamati, Press and Information Officer, ChicagoIsraell Consulate; Mr. Malimoud Amoura, Native of Palestine, Attended American University in Beirut, Lebanon; Dr. Thomas N. Bonner, Professor of History, University of Omaha. Question and Answer Period.
Stamp Club Meets Dr. Philip Sher Home for the Aged Sunday at Center (The Dr. Philip Sher Home for the Aged acknowledges the following memorials and donations.)
Donor
In Memory of
//(unveil Grohol .... Soul Aaron Mr. and Mis. David Orkow Hyman Drody Dr. ond Mrs Moynard W. Grocnbcra, Mr, and Mrs. Wliils A. Slrouii Robert H. Kooper Messrs. ond Mines. Charles Roscnstock, Fred Rosenjtock Mr. Lewis, Julius Miller (St. Louis, Mo.) lAeisrs. ond Mrart, Arthur A. Colin, Reuben U. Drown Mrs. Pslhffr Shapiro
In Honor of
Donor
tfcr>\ti. end Mmes Ernest A, Nogtj, Paul Vtrcl, Milton Yudclsan 45ih anniversary, Mr, and Mri. Jacob Bernstein Messri. ond Mnie;, Paul Cofdjieln, Paul Vcref , 50!h anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Colien Mr. ond Mr» Paul Verst 40Jh anniversary, Mr. ond Mr*. Leo Fox Mr. ond Mr*. Milton Yudelion and Mlchocl 50lh birthday. Alfred A. Mcdicr Mr. and M r i . J. Harry KulukGfsky ,...' 70th birthday, Milton Livingston.. Mr. ond Mrs. Philip Rosenblatt recovery, Mrs, Arthur A. Colin Mrs. Rose Gimuwrg new home, Mr, ana Mrs. Bernard Kalmon
Synagogue Donations tM. and Mrs. Jacob 5. lies*
In memory of Mri, Bollle Mess, Solomon-Hen, Mrs, Esther Strauss, Louis Straus* Albert O, StelntwrQ In memory of Mrs. Haitian Steinberg: Mr$. Helen Goldstein, Mrs. NeJtlo Gray, Mr». Ueriho Hcrscovltr, Mrs. Gertrude Hollander, Abraham Lovey, fArt, Saruh /-Alnkln, Morris Ptnstr, Mri. Ida Rosenberg, Mr». Sodle Rolttenbcro, Sriukcrl's Meat), Mrs. Rebecca Zebrutk.
Special Contributions George Kaplan, Estate of Jacob Shapiro, Bob and OarvlcJ Bernstein ,. *...* liquor Mr. and Mrs, Jucu!) Mendel son , wine Louli Rlngia , , liquor Messrs, and Mmcis, Henry A. tltwmcn, loo M. Kiw hospital equipment In memory of Morris Llnsman
ild Asks Every Mrs. Dave Cohn, chairmnn of the Jewish Fedorafion Agencies Section of the Needlework Guild Drive issued an urgent request this week to nil women to send in-.their contribution'! now. In addition to those previously listed, the following; have contributed through Monday: Mmes. E d w a r d Abrahams, Frank Jock Alberts, Lloyd Bank, Harry Bussmnn, Abe Bear, David K. Iieber, Jack Belmont, M. A. Uercovicl, David Bernstein, Joseph Bernstein, Dave Bolkcr, M, II. Brodkey, Leonard Cherniss, Michael Cohen, Arthur A. Cohn, Frank Comlsar, Abo Cooper, Harry Coopemian, Myer Crandcll, Isadora Dansky, Harry EisenBtatt, Isadore Elewitz, Lawrence Epstein, Morris Epstein, Sam Epstein, William Epstein, Morris Erman, Max Falk, John A. Farbcr, Maurice Feldman, Piiil Feld« man, Leon E. Fellman, Louis Fellman, Wm, Saul Fellmnn, Harry Fercnsteln, Morrh • Firestone, Frank Fishbcrg, Ben Fisher, Abraham Forman, Leo Fox, Harry A. Frankel, H e r s l i d Frcedman, Joseph II. Freeman, Jacob Fregger, EUzabot.lt Fried, J. J, Friedman, Lloyd D. Friedman, Louis Friedman, Samuel Friedman, Max Fromkln, • • Mmes. Harold Garber, Hymio Gendler, Irvin A. Gcndler, Stewart Gilinsky, Harry Goldberg, Marx Goldberg. David Goldman,
nuc Copy 10 Cents Annual Kutc 4 Dollari
Herman Goldstein. Isadore Goldstein, Leonard Goldstein, Paul M. Goldstein, Benjamin Gorclick, Jnck.M. Green,'Barton II. Greenberg, David Grcenberg, Edward W, Greenberg, M a y n a r d M. Grecnberg, Max Greenfield, Arthur Gross, Paul Grossman, Meyer L. Halprin, Harry D. Haykin, Leonard D. Herman,'Irving HcrzoK, Jacob S. Hess, David Hobcrman, William Joseph, Irvin C. Kaiman, Jacob Kaplan, Sam Kaplan, Stanley Katelman, Morris Katleman, S i d n e y Katleman, Alex Katz, Bernard Kaufman, Keyce Kirshenbaum, Rose' Konecky, Robert H. Kooper, B o r i s Korney, Norman Korney, Harry Krantz, Millard H. Krasnc, M.E. Kreitstein, Myer S. Kripice, A'rthur Kulnkofsky, Max Lashinsky, Joe J, Levey, Hyman Levine, Sol Lewis, Abraham Lipsman, Harry Lobel, Marks Lorig, Karl N. Louis. .
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Mmes. Manuel Maclcay, Jay M. Malashock, Pliilip Malkin, Edward Mason, Joseph M a y e r , Jacob Mendelson, Arthur Meyerson, Betty S. Milder, Jack Mirjnelstein, Sol Miroff, Joseph Morgan, Jack Ncwberg, Ben Newman, Theodore A. N e w m a n , ICathio Ney, Ralph F. Nogg, Isadoro F. Oberman, Albert Oruch, Albert A. Orach, Harry Perimeter, William Raduzlnor, David Rice, Morton Hichards, Henry (Continued on Page 2 ) .
Sp@aks Her© Oct. 13
His Excellency Antonio CarJunior stamp collectors will hold their first club meeting of rillo-Flores will speak on Wedthe season, Sunday, October 22 nesday, October 18 at 8 p. m. at at 2::iO p. m. in room X', at the the World Affairs Institute, at the University of Omaha. Jewish Community Center. Harry Trustin, president, of Ilolx'rt Clark, president of the Omaliti Philatelic Society, who the Jewish Federation, which guided the club's activities sinci." co-sponsors the Institute with the University, urges members it was organized by the Center, of the community to attend the last year, will continue as ad- series which feature the appearance of exceptional and wellviser. Tlie organization Is open to all informed speakers. His Kxcellcncy, Ambnwuidor grade schoolers. Anyone interested may join the club hy ap- ' of Mexico, to Uin United Ktatea, pearing in iterson at the Sunday will talk on "(Jrlttl* and Challenge In Latin America." meeting. He is a former secretary of Members will' be nolified of the Mexican Treasury and future meetings by mail. Mexican delegate to InternationThe Center Activities Depart- al Economic Conferences. ment, 342-13GG, invites parents Tickets have been mailed to to call In the names, addresses and telephone numbers of pros- meml>ers of the Federation who will be admitted free to the sepective members. ries consisting of six consecutive Wednesday evening programs. The Ambassador's appearance will be the second prograin. ,, The Institute's October 25 speaker will be Dr. Garl-Christoph Schweitzer, chief of Mass Media Division, West German Information Administration. Dr. Schweitzer will address the All items and gifts schedopening session or the Plains uled for the Federation of States Regional advisory Board, Jewish Women's Clubs booth Anti-Defamation L e a g u e of at the Children's Memorial B'nal B'rith, Saturday in Des Hospital Bazaar may be left Moincs, it was announced by at the home of Mrs. Hubert Calvin Newman, state chairman. Sommer, 5319 Nicholas St., chairman. Pick-up service can be arranged by calling Mrs. Sommer, 553-5051, Mrs. Vrthur II. Goldstein, 391-0G85, co-chairman, or Mrs. Edward Z. Rosen, 551-0883, telephone chairman. An invitation lias been ex"It would be greatly aptended to Dr. Abe Grecnberg preciated, if those contributprominent Omaha physician, to ing articles, contact Mrs. s e r v o on the Goldstein, Mrs. Rosen or myPresident'1; helf," Mrs. Sommer said, so Council of Branthat we will have time to deis University, arrange for everything. We Waltham Mass, wish to do to make the booth a body of dis-l the success it has proven turguished l d d ' each year." crs from a l l ' The Bnzanr date is Monp a r t R of thev day, October 30, at: the United S t a t e s . ' ' Sheraton-Fontenelle Hotel. The appointmentl was announced by Dr. Abram| L. Sachar, pres- Dr. Greenfoorg ident of the University. "This Is a Great thrill," Dr. Jerusalem (WNS)—From January to July of this year, Is- ftrennberg isald on being notified rael's export showed a rise of of tlie appointment," to bo honfifteen percent over the corres- ored bya Uils dlatlntruliilicd unlponding period of lost year, with vcrsUXf "d one wlitcii lias mode a total of $157,200,000 as against tt terrific Impact oh Uio coantry$125,000,000. (Continued on Page 2)
Dr. Abe Oresnberg Named fo 8randeis Ufiiyersiiff Council
Israel Reports 15% Export iise
Syria which claimed the newspaper headlines since it severed ties with the United Arab Rep u b l i c , and received recoyni< tion by the United States, was in the limelight today at an Institute on the Middle East, at the U n 1 v e r nity of Omaha. T h e ono-d a y Institute was arranged months age, to dlsrii.vt Itev. Biiolir thi) Midriln-Kabt filiation, under the. University's co-sponsorship with Ame'diciui Christian Palestine Conunltti-H and tho Jewish 1'Vderatlon of Omiilm. . Authorities on the local scene joined nationally famous experts in evaluating and interpreting the rmijor changes in in the Middle East and examining their ef-, feels on tlie possible future1 course of history making events. The Rev. Karl Buchr, an out-ofthe city paiticipant, is we III k n o w n for hiss service as Execu- Dr. r'utaml tive Director of tho American Christian Palestine Committee. He led six study tours through the Middle Kas.1, meeting with leaders of Ktiites in that area. Dr. Fnteml Another nationally known expert, on the Institute's program was'Persian born, Dr. Nasrollali Saifpour Fateml, • now Professor at Fairlcigh Dickin-' son University, Rutherford, N. J. He is engaged in two r e s e a r c h projects, on "The Economic Develo p m e n t of thefj Middle East" "Nationalism ^ t h e M os II m* World." Dr. FaKamutl tcmi, as diplomut, represented Iran at UNESCO National Conference in 1948. He has lectured at some 45 schools and in his native land acquired a reputation as an editor and publisher. An extensive traveler, he spent the summer on a tour of the Middle East. A well-known authority on the Middle East, Shaul Rnmati, Consul of Israel, Chicago1, 111., and Director of Information, made his appearance as a panelist. Following the War for Independence, Colonel Rnmati, served as Senior Israel Delegate in tha Israel-Jordan Mixed Armistice Conference and then was appointed General Staff Officer in charge of the Israel delegations to the Mixed Armistice commissions with Egypt, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan. At that time he was commended by General Yigael Yadin, then Chief of Staff of the Israel Army, for his "outstanding diligence and dignified presentations of the (Israel) "case" as well as for his personal courage w h e n responsibilities required reconnaissance or investigations in the field. The complete schedule of.the' institute is presented at the left HAIFA THEATEK SOLD OUT TEAR IN ADVANCE Haifa (JTA)—The new Haifa Municipal Theater opened with bookings almost sold out for year in "advance. Some 10,000 season subscriptions were sold in aflvance.