HEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIW* Lincoln, Nebraska
VoL XJ^—No.
I'ublicutluii orrirc. 101 N'o. loth
OIIKIIUI. Nebraska. I'hune 3-12-13G6
OMAHA, NEI1UASUA, FRIDAY AUGUST 81, JOC2
Dr. Philip Sher Home for the Aged
Second l.'lasn Fustace Paid nt Omaha. Nchr
Single Copy 10 Cents Annual Itnte 4 Uollara
Visits
(The I)r. Philip Sher Home Jewish for the Aged acknowledges the following memorials and donations.)
Donor
In Memory of
|Ar, on<J M r i , Harry Go|dfa»<0, Beverly and Frank ...Irving Aber* (Zun fraftclico, Collf.J LoulI F-'cttrnan (San Dlcgo, Collf.) Messrs. and t/.mti. Abo Cohn, Al Zwerllng Mr*. Domia Bernstein Mr, and M r i . Josof Mayer * Mrs. Sara Blot Messrs. end /Amei. Ernest A. Hogg, Paul VcreJ Waller Drondel* Mrs. J«mnl« Burcer Mrs. Brancho Burger (Chicago, Ml.) Mrs. Ann Roffman , ,.,....« M r i , Roio Fcrer" Mt-tiri, arwt Mmcs. Ab# Colin, Ar!riur A. Cohn, J, Henry Kulefcofifcy, Stsplien J . Luitaartt-n, fc'rncsl A. Nofig, t:, I.CQ Noog, Mlllon YudelKifi, Mrs. Ann Roffmon /Art. Row Gloimon Messrs. and /Ames. Marry DuBoff, A. H. Murkovltz, Mrs. ftotwrt H. Koopcr and Howard Jsadore Goltfridn Mr. and Mrs. Crn«t A. Hoyg » , . . . Mrs. Leah Mendclion Grcenberg, 'Mrs. FonnlB Llntzmwi Mr. and M r i , Louli KuIcKofiky Mrs. Fanny Mlncti (/Alnncapolfi, Minn.) Mr. ond M n , Dav« Halm , Mrs. t-ronti Newman Mr. and M n . Foul Verc» Mrs. Harry Pockrlji (Hushing, W.Y.) Messrs, ond Mmcs. Harry Dullaff, Arthur A. Cohn, M. Kutlcman, J. Harry Kulakofsfcy, Lewis Kulokofiky, A. H. MarkovlU* Milton »Yuaafson and Michael Vudolton . . ..... Mf«, El Id Scliarf (Council Bluffs, la.) #Ar. and Mr*. Nathan L, Noag Simon Slclnbcro (Merton, Pa.)
Donor
In Honor of
Mr. end Mrt. Dave Colm 35lh wedding annWonory, Mr. and Mrs. William Levey Mr: ond M r i . I'WIlp Scliwcrli birthday, win. Nettle Arnovltl Mis* JotKTUKl Kaufmann . . • • blrlht'ny, Mrs. l.udwIQ Kaufmann, (EuQftip, Oregon) Mr. and Mrs. Wax Katz blrltidoys, Ulllle and Rhonda Marx (Chlccjyo, III.) Mr. ond Mrs. Bmnclr Colin SOU) Mrlhdoy, Mrs. Marllia Solton (Bmscll, Nohr.l Mr. ond M r i . M. M. Kruplmky recovery, Louis KulakoUky Me^rt. and MmM. M. Kruplnsky, Naihon l_ Nong . . . . . . . . ( • • • recovery, C, l-co Nogg Mer-r». ond M m « , Dav« Cohn, Marry DuBoff, Maynard t\. Grccnbera, M. Krvplnsfcy, Al Mcjyer, Ted Sanford, f'aul Vcrct ., recovery, Nathan t.. Itonn tor. and Mrs. Harry DuDoff Mrs. Hannah Orloff Mr. ond Mrs. Arthur A. Colin rccuvcry, Harry Smllh Mer.-n.' ond Mmei. Oavo Ccfin, Harry DuBoff, M. AV Kruplmky. Pout Veret recovery, Hubert Somrncr
A dessert luncheon will open the fnll season for members of the Federation of Jewish Women's Clubs, at the home of it3 president, Mrs. Harry Sidman, 847 Parkwood Lane, Thursday, September 6, at 12:30 p.m. The program will include discussion of plans for the coming club season and announcement of the chairmen of the various committees. The presidents and represent-
ntives of tlie 13 organizations belonging to the club as well a3 the committee chairmen are urged to attend the meeting by Mrs. Sidman. Officers serving with Mrs. Sidmtin are: Mines. Dave Cohn and Abe C. Fellman, vice-presidents respectively, and Mrs. Harry Trustin, secretary.
l Stocldiolm, (JTA)—Problems concerning Israel and the Middle East to be taken up at the forthcoming session of the United Nations General Assembly were discussed by Israeli Prime Ministcd David Bcn-Gurion and Swedith Premier Tape Erlander. Mr. Ben-Gurion, who is currently visiting Sweden as part of a tour of five Scandinavian na-
Mew Center PliysSidney N. Sommers, former Chicagonn, has been appointed as Director of Health and Physical Education of the Community Center, Ernest A. Nogg, Federation Presid e n t nnd Irvin Yaffe, 'Physical Educa tion Committee c h a i r man, ann o u n c e d this ! . ' ' week. Mr. Sommers comes to Omaha from Syracuse, N. Y., where he was Athletic Dir e c t o r of the oS N> .. „hom ,_,„„_„ Jewish Commu- " ™T3 nity Center. Prior to that he served as Assistant Athletic Director at the Jewish Commun-
U.S. Fires Off Arab Boycott
Have You Placed Your Now Yoar Greetings in the Special Holiday Issue of The Jewish Press?
If Is d Wonderful Way to Extend Personal Greetings to Friends and Relatives on Rosh Hashanah
There Is Still Time! Jtiit mail us ono of your own composition or asic us to chooto ono for you and enclose $3. S e n d to Jewish P r e s s , 101 No. 20th St., Omaha, Nobr.
Hebrew Academy Director Appointed The appointment of Rabbi S, Sanders as director of the Omaha Hebrew Academy was announced by Sheldon C o r e n, school president. Rabbi Sanders, a native of Tel-Aviv, has been associated with the Day School movement in the past Ho comes to Omaha from Milwaukee, where he assisted in the establishment of that city's Hillel Academy. An alumnus of the Mesivta Rabbi Chaim Berlin in Brooklyn, N. Y., Eabbi Sanders' ha3 done advanced work at tho Ner Israel Rabbinical Collego of Baltimore, Md. He holds a Master's degree in Education from. Loyola College, Baltimore, and hopes to further studies in thin field in a doctoral program* at tho University of Nebraska.
tions, was the luncheon guest tcr on details of Israeli's aid to Monday along with Mrs. Ben- underdeveloped countries. It is Gurion and their daughter Hen- b e l i e v e d that ftlr. Erlander nana Lcshem, of Swedish King promised Mr. Ilen-Gurion that Gustaf VI Adolf and Q u e e n Sweden would pay full attention Louise at their summer resi- to Israel's standing proposition dence in Sofiero. at United Nations sessions conThe Israeli Prime Minister, cerning the necessity of direct who spent Sunday at the home negotiations between the Arabs of Premier Erlander, was un- and Isracllas a condition for any derstood to have briefed the lat- negotiation about the Arab refugees. Tlie Israeli Premier also delivered an address at a dinner attended by Swedish Government officials and Jewish communal leaders, in which Mr. Ben-Gurion said that there was ity Center of Milwaukee, taught "a large measure of agreement physical education in the Cleve- and understanding" between Island, O. Public School and also rael and Sweden 'as to the ways instructed at Marquette Univer- in which problems should be sity. tackled in o r d e r to increase The new Center Physical Ed- peace, security and prosperity!" ucation Director received his The Prime Minister confirmed B.E. in Physical Education from Northern Illinois State College that he had discussed with Swedin Dekalb, 111. In addition to ish Premier Erlander the probhis physical education work, he lem of aid to underdeveloped has had extensive experience in countries but added that he did recreational centers and camp- not propose any cooperation between Israel and Sweden. He ing. lauded Sweden for having at"Our Physical Education and tained the highest degree' of SoHealth Department is fortunate cial welfare. Mr. Ben-Gurion deto have Mr. Sommers as its di- clined to answer a specific quesrector," Irvin Yaffe, chairman, tion about recent developments said. "Under his direction, we in Egyptian rocket capabilities, look forward to an extended but he declared that "we will do and enlarged phys-ed program anything in our power to defend serving all groups and nge lev- Israel." els in our community." Mr. Sommers will assume his position early in September. He s u c c e e ds Seymour Seitchick, who recently resigned. Mr. Sommers is married. Mrs. Sommers and children, Susan, 4 years; New or changed addresses of Tammy, 21 months; and Debbie, 8 months, will be joining Mr. Omahans in the Armed Forces are needed by the Jewish Press Sommors in Omaha. in order to keep its listing of servicemen" up to date. Families are invited to report any such information so that every person in the service from this Delegations from O m a h a , community, may receive the Denver, Sioux City and Lincoln publication. will attend a one day midwest This will also assist the FedDistrict Conference of Work- eration of Jewish Women's man Circle on Sunday, Septem- Clubs in preparation of Rosh ber 2 in Des Moines, la. Hashanah greetings to all OmaThe Omaha delegation will hans hi the Armed Forces. Mrs. leave Omaha, Sunday at 6:30 Nathan L. Nogg is chairman of a.m. by chartered bus and re- this project for the women's turn in the evening. organization,
Servicemen's
New York (WNS)—Flat denial the fact that it had protested that it had been taken of the against the ban to the boycott blacklist by the Arab League committee. Boycott Committee in Damascus because it complied with Arab boycott terms against Israel was made here this week by tlie American Machine and Foundry Corporation of New York. A spokesman for the firm - New York (JTA) — National confirmed the lifting of the Jewish organizations were in14-month ban, but he said it censed over an editorial in the came despite the corporation's current issue of the Jesuit weekrejection of a demand that it ly magazine "America" warncease servicing the atomic re- ing the Jews that their support actor it helped build for Israel. of the Supreme Court ruling outNot alone did the company re- , lawing New York Regents ject the d e m a n d , said the prayer tlie from p u b l i c schools spokesman, but it has advised the boycott committee that it might lead to an outbreak of would continue to provide the anti-Semitism in tills country. necessary services in Israel on The American Jewish Conthe atomic reactor. At the same gress and other Jewish groups time he noted that, as a result mentioned by name in the ediof this action, he expected his torial, issued statements assailcompany to be placed anew on ing the editorial in the Jesuit ortlie blacklist. gan. Other major Jewish orThe company, he added, felt ganizations, including the AmerCommittee and the it had a moral obligation to Is- ican Jewish N rael to fill orders for parts and National Community Relations fuel required for the function- Advisory Council which speaks ing of the reactor and that it in the name of a number of Jewhad so advised the Arab League ish national and local bodies, B o y c o t t Committee. He as- were contemplating the issuance sumed, he said, that the reason of similar s e v e r e statements for the removal of the company against the article which they from the blacklist was due to considered as a threat to Jews. The editorial, which is expected to provoke protests also on the part of non-Jewish groups, asserted that there have been "disturbing hints of heightened J e r u s a l e m (JTA>—Finance anti-Semitic feelings" since the Minister Lev! Eshkol will head Supreme Court's school prayer the j o i n t Government-Jewish ruling of June 25. This, the arAgency committee to promote ticle indicated, has come about immigration from South Amer- because Jews were among those ica, it was announced here. Oth- petitioning the court to bar tho er Cabinet Ministers on the prayer. Other religious observWhile in Israel during a work-tour for State of Israel Bonds, Committee, are Commerce and ances in public schools, said the • Mr. and Mrs. Norman Linman met with Mr. and Mrs. Moshe Shar> Industry Minister Pinhas Sapir, magazine, may soon be declared ett, in their Jerusalem home and discussed the economic progLabor Minister Yigal Allon and unconstitutional "with the help ress and continuing needs of Israel. Mr. Sharclt is a member of Social Welfare Minister Joseph of some i m p o r t a n t Jewish Israel's Knesset and chairman of the Jewish Agency Executive groups." Burg. there. ,
Jews Blamed for Court Staling by JesEift lagazine
District Gotiferefica Sun., in Des ioioes
lismans Return from Israel Tour
TOE JEWISH POESS
Pagr Two
Publication O!fic»-!01 Ho. SOIh Street. Omaha Nebr
Phont 3421364
ruljlislicd n-ecJily oil Friday beginning Uio last week ID August through second week In July. Second Class Postage Paid at Omaha, Nebr. Annual Subscription, J4.00. Advertising Rates on Application.
MRS. FRANCES KLEIN
.Editor
Mr. and Mrs. Joscyh Spicgal thank their firends and relatives for t h e i r many cards received and donations to charities made in memory of their brothers, Sidney Soklyn, Omaha and Charles Spicgal, Anderson, lad. Candlclightinf—G:39 p.m. TEMPLE ISRAEL: Sab b a t h services will be held in the air conditioned chapel Friday evening at 7:30. Chaplain Edward Ellenbogen and Cantor Manfred F. Kuttner will officiate at the brief worship service.
SAVE AT FORBES! ( Fleishman's
Overnight Cucumber Pickles
§
pt. Jar.
0
I5ETH EL: Sabbath eve services will begin this evening at 7. Sabbath morning services begin at 8:30. Mincha-Maariv services will begin at 6:45 p.m. Sunday morning services begin at 9. Services during the week are held at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. BETH ISRAEL: Traditional Friday evening services (Kobolas Shabbos) begin at C:45. Sliabbos morning services begin at 8:45. Shabbos Mincha at 6:45 p.m. followed by Sholosh Seudos and Maariv at 7:40 p.m. Sunday morning services begin at 9. Mincha daily at 0:45 p.m. Labor Day morning services at 9. Beth Israel Talmud To r a h classes wil begin Tuesday, September 4. Registration may be completed up to September 2 by calling the Synagogue office, 55G-G288. Sunday School classes will begin September 9. Il'nai Jacob Adas Ycshuron: Friday Mincha, 6:45 p.m.; Saturday morning 8:30, and Mincha 6:45 p.m., followed by Sholosh Seudos. 'Daily services at 7 a.m. and 6:45 p.m.
Reg. 79c I Now
BREAD STICKS The Kind Goej With Any Meal Reg. 35c Per Box
1
Now
Complete Carpet Service WILL TO 1VAU. CAIIPBTINU AND FUItNITUItE Cleaned In l'our Home BI2F1TTINU • ItEFAlIUNO I.AVI.Mj • HIvWINU BINDING • CI.ICAMNO
!SSS»
ay
FORBES S50-R5(J0 • COlh nnd Viidirwood " Open Sundays
RUG CLEANERS Don Bernstein, 345-2554
346-5050
Wholesale-Kosher
1018 FARNAM
Mr. and Mrs. I, I. Ozar of Kansas City, Mo. announce the birth of a daughter, Stephanie Jan on July 23. They are also the parents of a son, Leonard Scott. Mrs. Ozar is the former Lesley Klein, daughter of Mrs. Leonard Klein. The baby's paternal grandmother is Mrs. Simon Ozar of Kansas City.
Friday, Aug. 81, 1D62
All friends and relatives are tnvltfd to attend services and reception.
Mrs. Molly Filler wishes to (hauls her friends and relatives for their kind remembrances of flowers, cards and gifts cent to her during her
MICHAEL MEICHES The Bar Mitzvah of Michael Meiches, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meiches will be celebrated on Saturday, September 1, at Beth Israel Synagogue.
ABE EKLICII The Bar Mitzah of Abe ErDr. and Mrs. James I. Wax, lich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bellevue, Nebr., announce the Charles Erlich w i l l be celeadoption of a daughter, Marcy brated on Saturday, September L y n n, age five and a half 8 at Beth Israel Synagogue. months. They are also the parents of a son, Howard. ROBERT BORDY Maternal grandmother is Mrs. ALAN GENDLEK Hyman Pittelmnn and paternal Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bordy grandfather is Max S. Wax, both announce the Bar Mllzvnh of of Milwaukee, Wis. their son, Robert Bordy, and Dr. Wax is Chief of Pediatrics Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Gendler nt Offutt Air Force Base Hos- announce the Bar Mitzvah of pital. their son, Alan Gendler, at the 10:30 a.m. Saturday services, A daughter, Julie Ann was September 8 at Beth El Synaborn to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis gogue. Gerald-Hulinan of C o u n c i l Bluffs, la. on August 7. Other Shop through the Jewish Press children in the family are Jonl Ads. Rebecca and Jeffrey Michael. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Siegel, C o u c i 1 Bluffs; Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hulman, Davenport, la. Great grandfather is Samuel Stone, Diversified Services, Inc. Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gary Goldstein have named their daughter born August 6 at Clarkson Memorial Hospital, Beth Lynn. The couple have a son Michael Lee. The grandparents are Messrs. and Mmes. Paul M. Goldstein and Al Rosen, the latter couple formerly of Omaha, now of Los Angeles, Calif. Great-grandparents are Mrs. I s a d o r e Goldstein, and the George J. Rosens, the latter couple of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold S. Levin of Cedar Rapids, la., announce the birth of a daughter, Debra Sue on June 28. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Falk, Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Levin, Kansas City, Mo. The baby has three greatgrandmothers, Mrs. I. Rothholz, Omaha; Mrs. Mary Falkovitch, Rock Island, 111., and Mrs. Fannie Lev/is, Kansas City, Mo.
Founded In 1894 exclusive national distributor for
INTEREST ON ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
o FIVE MUTUAL FUNDS * Pension and profit-sharing plan services
For a prospectus-booklet and Information write or call LEON N. WMTROUB Zono Manager 1009-11 Ilownrd St. Flione Afjulla Court Bide. S15-0214
fti luuiiiii/iii;
MM OF (HIill 1
{iililtUi v.i fl/Mo • 0»thl,«liiuU I
L'Shanah Tovah Tikatevu! May You Be Inscribed for a Good New Year! e
0 9
Wo will bo happy fo mail you our NEW CALENDAR for tho Jewish Year 5723-24. Just send a card to I-GO VAN & STORAGE CO., 7601 Dodgo Stroot, tolling us you would liko a calendar and includo your name and addross.
Dedications Monuments v/ill be dedicated in memory of Mrs. Helen Cohn and Meyer Greenberg on Sunday, September 2 at 11 a.m. at Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol Cemetery. Rabbi Benjamin Groner will officiate. The unveiling of a monument for Harry Turkel will be held Sunday, September 2 at 1:30 p.m. at Pleasant Hill Cemetery with Rabbi Benjamin Groner officiating.
7601 Dodgo
Do your shopping in the Jewish Press.
OMAHA'S LEADING
Shukert's
551-5554 . Sub (Subby) Pulvcretrto 25 Years'Experionco WithJowhh Lettering and Memorials
Fresh Frozen
Whole . . . . . . .
. . . . . . $1.19 Ea.
2211 So. 8th
341-2452
NEW YEAR CARDS
Lb. Sunday Hours 7 A.M.-4 P.M.
Fresh Frozen Cut-Up Choice Chuck
BAR and Bas Mltzvah congratulations also for all Jewish holidays and special occasions. Meyers News Stand, 1502 Dodge
GROUND BEEF
y p l s TURKEYS HZ*!*::..: K59c Fresh Frozen
I RYERS to 2-Lb.'Avg.
Cut-Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.29 Ea. Lean
4415 CUMING
IN DUNDEE Furnished room for rent In Kosher home. Meals optional. Close to transportation. Call 556-0322 after 5 pm. -
Ea. $1.1?
ROAST or STEAK \r. E65c GROUND BEEF S K & :..£• Diamond's Famous .
OPEN LABOR DAY TILL NOON •
Store Hours Sunday. 7 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Monday Thru Thursday 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Friday. 0 A.M.-3 P.M.
Friday, Aug. 81, lOflJ
Former Omahan And Bride Are Stationed in Korea The marriage of Dr. Mila Manasan nnd Dr. M i c h a e l Greenberg, former Omahan, on June 23 in New York City has been announced. Mrs. Greenberg is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Alejandro C. Manasan of Manila, Philippine Islands and Dr. Michael Greenberg is the son of Mrs. Julius Kunik of Iowa City, la., former Omahan, and the late Max Greenberg. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Alexander Goldstein, also a former Omahan. Dr. and Mrs. Greenberg are now in Korea, where Dr, Greenberg is stationed with the United States Army. . : The wedding was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Kunik, and Dr. Greenberg's brother-in-law, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lip6on, Cleveland, 0.
Miss Handler Wed The marriage of Miss Rosella Handler and Paul Bernard Hoffits took place at Beth El Synagogue on August 10. Rabbi Myer S. Kripke officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffits are making their home in Omaha.
TOK JEWISH
Pape Three
Norman KronicEcs W i l l M a k e Betty Erman
Visitors at Rosses
Betrothed
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kronick, who were married August 12, will make their home in Sioux City, la. The ceremony was performed at Beth El Synagogue by Rabbi Myer S. Kripke and Cantor Aaron I. Edgar. The bride, the former Linda Zalkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Zalkin, was given in marriage by her father. She wore a pure silk organza frosted with Schiffle lace, an original by Miss Lilyan of Miriam Modes. A crown of imported made orange blossoms held her bouffant veil of French illusion. Mrs. Edward Belgrade, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Stuart Rochman, another sister, and the Misses Susie Speier, Bonnie Fisk, Ellen Goldstein and Nancy Katz. All were attired in street-length dresses of gold peau do soje. Richard Baron, Sioux City, la., was best man for the bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Soil Kronick, also of the same city. Ushers were Mike Grossman, M i n n e a p o l i s , Minn.; Steve Bordy, Columbus, Nebr.; Ed Lotsten, Stamford, Conn.; Gary Shrago, Sioux City. Groomsmen
i€."&
The engagement of Miss Betty Bea Erman to Dr. Marshall Irvin Denenberg, son of Mrs, David D e n e n b e r g , was announced by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Erman, parents of the bride-tobe. Miss Erman will graduate next June from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Her fiance is a graduate of the University of Nebraska's College of Medicine. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity. For
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin L. Ross and daughter, Sarah Jane of Flushing, N. Y., will arrive in Omaha Saturday to spend 10 days with Mrs. Charles Ross, mother of Mr. Ross. Following their stay here Mrs. Ross and her daughter will visit in Sedalia, Mo., with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rosenthal, while her husband goes to Chicago, 111., on a business trip. Albania's Jewish community of some 200 persons are mostly Sephardic Jews who escaped from Greece during the second World War.
. . .
A Wedding Party to Remember Forever!
were Edward Chesen, William Hurwitz, Richard Kalin, Sioux City; Edward Belgrade, and Richard Rochman. A Pat Sanders gown of pure silk chiffon in candlelight beige was worn by the bride's mother. The bride groom's mother chose a gown of Caspian blue peau de soie. Following a reception at the Blackstone Hotel, the couple left on a trip to Miami Beach, Fla.
SAM NISI HAS TOP STEAKS In Omhi ' liloelYeufOwn!
The Mediterranean Dodgo of 44th
556-4440
Tryouts for Play September 2, 5 Tryouts for "The World of Sholom Aleichem" will be held nt the Omaha Playhouse, September 2 and 5 at 7:30 p.m. The play will be presented by the Playhouse Studio Theatre, October 13, 14, and 15 with Elaine Jabenis as director. Parts for men and women, 15 to 50 are open (to everyone.
and
COCKTAIL LOUNGE (NOW OPEN) Featuring Wonderful Chinese Food and American Dishes Also Sea Food •
A.E.Pi Officers Officers of Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity at the University of Omaha are: Louis Rich, president; Edward Schneider, vice president; Arnold>Wcintraub, secretary; Natan S c h w a 1 b, treasurer; Harold Babendure, s e r g e a n t a t - a r m s ; and Karl Luefchuetz, member at large. Martin B e r c o v i c i , Steve Dloogoff, and Louis Rich were nmong members honored for 1001-62 academic achievement by the university. Dick Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Cohen has been initiated into the fraternity.
Now Featuring
CANTONESE APPETIZERS
Our Chof Is From Hong Kong
6031 BINNEY Calf in Benson 553-2909 PARTY ROOMS AVAILABLE LUNCHEON AND DINNER
.
OPEN I I A.M.-I A.M.
Come Meet 11
Iz "Boggy
©srdcr
Bogdanoff
Lot Him Help You With Your Clothing Soloctioni
phone today 342-0402
Kilpatrick's Mon's Clothing — Second Floor
"FATHER OF A THOUSAND BRIDES"
1914 Farnam
INVESTMENTS JUSTIN D. HORWICH
Specializing in Undervalued Securities and
Special Situations
CfUJITENDEM, PODESTA&CjQ.
(
Member* Mow York Stock Exchange and Of her ;: r • Principal Exchanges '
1801 FARNAM 346-4555
You've tried the rest —now try Dusharme Creme
William Potter Catering Manager
Coordinator of countless details that go with d Wedding Party, reception, dinner or breakfast, our Mr. Potter will be glad to help you with your plans for that day of days, Ask about our "complete package" at prices to . • .. ••..•-.•. ; match your budget,
I Vi -oz. tube or I VA -OZ. jar . . . . . . . 1.00 3-02. jar
CharlH T. Carty Central Manager
F0N1ENE11E HOTEL
1.65
8-oz. jar .
PHONE 841-4226 *r itop at Catering Office • •
Hair dull? Dry? Lifeless? Try a touch of Dusharme! Bright new beauty, rich highlights, will be yours, without a hint of oiliness.
.
3.00 •
prices plus la*»
ecimctles—main floor, downtown arcade level, The Crossroads
.»•',<•• -
A
Page Tour
THE
PltKSS
Omahans Place First In Workshop Debate Beth El Sisterhood Luncheon Sept. 4 Mrs. A. G. Rimmerman, Beth El Sisterhood president, announced the board of directors Will hold a luncheon meeting, Tuesday, September 4 at 12:30 p. m. in the synagogue social hall. Luncheon hostesses will be Mines. David Platt, Harry . Ferenstein, Nathan Nogg and Nathan Turner. Sitter service will be available.
Members of the Board arc: Mrr.es. Maurice Alpcrln, Sam Ban, M, A. Bercovlct, Morris Brick, Morten Bre-it, Allcii Burton, Irvin Chudacoff, sol Crandrtl, Marvin Di•nitfrey, Issac Dlooootf, Aaron 1. Edaar, Lawrence Epstein, Max Fulk, A. C. (-<•!!fnon, Morrf* Keilman, Harry Percnstclrii A. D. Frank. Mmeft. L*t Gcndler, Saul Grcetr, Sam Green, Joteflh Cuss, Sidney HaWs, George Kcgan, LouU Katz, Jack. Kaufman, Myer 5. Krlpkt, Max LasMnsfcy, WCor Uvlition, Loo Lewis, J . M. Margolin, Richard Martin, Milton Mfnfa, Mew Mcskowilr, Norman JMussman. Mmts. Donald Koga, Ralph Nogs, Nathan Hogg. Max Novak, Harold Perelman, Rol>•rt Pwttman, Floyd Ptrfmefer, Korrnan Pned* William Ruduzlner, Eugent Rirh, Dave Romanlk, M. H. Roscnboum, Phil Rosenblatt, Meyer Rubin, Keith Sounders, Sid Schwartz, Dav» Sherman, Urvln SJmon, Ray Simon. WWIma Siref, Morris 5talmasttr, Julius Stein, Sarn Stern, Alan Swartx. Mmea, Jakt Turtk, Nathm Turner, Rob•rt Wagner, Horl WeUi, Melvin Weiss, Norman Whitman, Merry Wfgodsky, Phfncoi Wlntrcwb, Som Wolf, Alan VYotfion. • • •
Beth Israel Sisterhood The Beth Israel Sisterhood will have its board meeting, Tuesday, September 4 at 12:^0 p. m. in the synagogue recreation room.
Mr«, Harold Zetlnsky, president, crv flounced the following boara member i for Iho year 1962-63; Mines. Isadora Hlewltz, Sam Kaplan, William Bloom, Sidney Goldberg, Max Fromkln, Henry Appct, Sidney Katleman, Sam Berman, D. B. Epstein, Irving Chorney, Rubin LJppeit, Monroe Rui•nberg, Harry Sldman, Alfred Frank, Martin Kolrn, Irving £"p\fc!n, Eugene Sruun, henry Coren, Ernest Hochsler, Meyer Mey•rson, Harry Novak, Leo Sherman, D. W. Prank, Rubin Ratner, Jock Bclmont, Jock levy, Julius Bernsicin, Don Cohen, Nate Berg, Albert Friedman, Harry Lewis, Michael Cohen. Mmes: Sidney Felrimafl, Lcroy Canllcld, Bernard Denentwra;, Morris Franklin, Julius Hormtein, Charles Fredkln, Bcrncrd WCIM, Vincent Mnnhcif, Aaron Feldman, Jay Sloler, Frcmk Cohen, A. Zelinsky. Irving Babendlr, Gilbert Aronoff, Morris Feldman, Arthur Satkln, Sam Bloom, J. Chasancv, Ed Gerber, I, J . Kraft, Harry Alloy, Hyman Lubman, Maurice Meldic^s, Stanley 5hopfro, Sam 5hyk«n, David Hahn, Abe Dear, Samuel Katzman, BennatT Rihbain, and Morris Appcl. Mmes. Pott Rlfkln, Bc^Iamln Grooer, Nathan Kaplan, Aaron Epsicln, N. ». Greenberg, Harry Smith, Morten Frcntc, Jutlut Ka\zmon, Leo Meycrson, ArThur ParIIman, and Harry Stdman. • • •
Highland Club's Third' Annual County Fair The Highland Club will hold
You'll Ba Amazed How Inexpensive
its tliird dimunl county Fair, Sunday, September 2 with a "kiddie carnival, rides, games, refreshments, and a 4 p. m. chicken box lunch. •
•
•
COUSINS ci.nt Mrs. A. Meyerson will be hostess to the Cousins Club, Wednesday, September 5, at 12:30 p.m. at the Diplomat. Those unable to attend are asked to call 451-303G or 4511144.
NATE ISEI,ZICU Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Jewish Funeral Home for Nate Belzer, 60, 1802 North Forty-Ninth Street, who died Monday. He was in the grocery business in the Omaha and Council Bluffs area for many years. Surviving are wife, A n n a ; daughters, Mrs. Sidney Kwaitek, Mrs. A l b e r t Sorkin, Omaha; sons, Dr. Edward Belzer, Omaha; Dave, Kansas City, Mo., Milton of Los Angeles, Cal. and seven grandchildren. Burial was in Mount Sinai Cemetery.
Barry Goldware and Howard Hahn, whose parents are respectively, Messrs. and Mme3. Joseph Goldware and Sam Hahn, attended a»four week workshop on debate and speech, at tho University of Iowa, for H i g h School students, placed first by unanimous decision on, all six rounds in debate. In the work> shop on Oral Interpretation, Barry placed second and Howard third, out of a class of ninety. They are Central High School senior students.
Friday, Aug. 81, 1962 About 50 towas and cities in PROMOTED TO GENERAL Israel have populations exceedRio de Janeiro (JTA)—Col. ing 5,000. Isaac Nahon, 50, a Jew and member of the Sephardic community here, was elevated to MONA LISA the rank of general, and placed House of Glamour in command of a division of the I I I Na GOIh 553 7000 Brazilian army. The elevation 6 E»por» Halt StvlUti of Colonel Nahon to a generalAir-Conditioned Dryer* ship is the third such promotion MISS MARSH and MISS JEEET for a Jew in the Brazilian army Ownert in the last four months.
Enroll Now Readings "Mime" Public Speaking All Ages Class and Private
Group fo Choose AZA Sweetheart AZA No. 1 will announce the 10G2-63 sweetheart at the organization's annual dance at the Town House Ballroom, Saturday, September 1, 9 p.m. to midnight. Candidates for the role are Joni Brookstein, Diane Denen; berg, Sherri Koom, D o r e n e Kraft, Janice Siref and Judy Strauss. Tickets may be purchased at the door or from any member of the chapter, Larry Kirke, dance chairman, said.
5221 Military
553-9320
Newest and Most Complete Line Cards for Friends and Every Member of the Family
MRS. MAYNAItD GKKENBEKU Three-fourths of Israel's popMrs. Maynard Greenberg, of ulation now reside in the counSkokie, III., the former Leah try's cities and towns. Mendelson, of Omaha, died July 31. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Mendelson. Mrs. Greenberg, 35, was the first child to be born of American parents, in the heart of the holy land, five miles below Nazareth. Her parents returned to Omaha when she was two years of age. She attended Central High School and the University of Iowa. Besides her parents, she is survived by her husband and a son, David.
1502 DODGE
LOU MEYER Lou Meyer of Temple City, Cal., a former Omaha printer, died August 11. The funeral was held in Los Angeles, Calif. Surviving are wife, brothers, Abe, O m a h a ; Phil, Arcadia, Calif.; sisters, Mrs. Rose Simons, Chicago, 111., and Mrs. Al Brooks, Lincolnwood, I1L
to Re-Sfylo
Your Old FUR COAT or CAPE
You have" to plug it in...
Into tbe IjltMt Foflhlun Designs!
I ?Saf%*<'
Cttll.Todaj
^REMODELING © REPAIRING
FOR
Neweii Couturier Stylei in Furi Made from Your Old Fur Contl
AND
MIHK SPECIA.IIST with 44 Yton to the Far Biixlnsn!
SpectorFurs 4909 Bait Sk—553-8403
Ever stop to think how many everyday conveniences Bridal Portraits Candid Wedding
' would be useless if you couldn't "plug them in"? Dependable, low-cost electricity does the laundry, cooks tho meals, washes the dishes, cleans the home, fills a room with the
CALL
John Kalina 817 So. 3£i!i
345-1044 i
sound of high fidelity music or your favorite TV program. , And tho same miiaclc of electricity will keep you cool and comfortable in the summer... warm in tho winter. In any hour, any season,f
AMERICA'S No. I 100% puns DEEP PRODUCTS
electricity is ready to serve you at the flick of a finger... maker/ •-
possible all that's convenient and luxurious In modom living., Everything that's really new is electric. Next timo you buy aa appliance, look for tho plug that means it's truly now.., because it's all-electrici
. . . only tho flnrit In tsst» and quality from Kosher Zlon , . , mode fienh dniij In onr aoirf snod«rn» clean, •talnlua cteel Idtduins, under strict V. 8. Government Inspection and Orthodox . Bnublnical Supervision.
0AU0AOB COKgfiMV 6 P CHICAGO
•
Everything that's goally newi is Electric!
CHICAGO a, ILL.
Blablbttted by MORTON WHOLESALE MEAT C O .
1010 N. tlth Sfc, Oaaia, BTetinuk* Phone Sle-ine \ «MtMMMMMHMM<MH««8(MMMtBHM0«!