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N e w dstiteo' CC. b Juamxe AnfMsraa! Demaeid P r ® Tlu» formal dedication of Hie new Esther K. Newman Rejected by. ViceCamp, sponsored by the Omaha Jewish Federation, will-take President's Wife place on Sunday, June 23, at 3 p.m., at the camp site, AJ>
Washington (JTA)—Mrs. Lyn- Ihur H. Goldstein, federation president, announced. don B. Johnson, wife of the Vice "We are happy-lo announce lo the community that arPresident, has rejected the de- rangements lor a program and (our of the Esther IC Newmands of Arab diplomats, that man Camp have been made for the dedication ceremony on she resign as honorary chair- Sunday, June 23," Mr. Goldstein said. A capacity enrollment is slalocl for the opening or (lie man of an Israel Independence Tour of Camp Jewish Community Center's Day Camp and Kiddy Kamp Ball, sponsored by Israel bonds. on Monday morning, Harry Sidman, Center Chairman, stat"Visitors will be able to tour the camp and see the oulIn a letter replying to Iraqi ed. Embassy C h a r g e d'Affaires, si finding facilities. The community can be most proud of Ihis l'Mi-Vp Points Mrs. Johnson stated: "I have, new addition oi facilities and services which will he etvjoyeA The campers, four through twelve years of ago, will be for whatever small value it may by your children, as provided by the Jewish Federation. Visipicked up at 9 a.m. at the following five convenient places: be tried to be accessible and tors will be impressed by the Camp which has been acBeth El, Beth Israel, Jewish Community Center, Temple and available to as many as possi- claimed as the finest camping facility in the midwest," Mr, ble, without distinction as to re- Goldstein, declared. 62nd and Underwood. ~ -• — ligion, race, or region, and cer: Varied Program Community Dream Realized tainly including ail states of the A staff of over in counselors Near East." She added that "I The program, to be a memorable event for our comwill supervise a fun-filled proshall continue lo do so." The munhy, will be presented at the Camp's hvo-level main gram of activities which inIraqi diplomat had insisted on lodge. The Camp is 1he realization of a community dream clude swimming, crafts, nature Mrs. Johnson's resignation be- since it first started resident camping. lore and educational trips. " T h e J e w i s h I t e r a t i o n lias ••• r—• London UTA) — Jews in the cause "the State of Israel is Top Counselor Caliber on a camping camping site of its own, site3 Soviet Union were warned by a based upon the usurping of an- been carrying 1 other nation's land by force, disMr. Sidman reported Unit the Moscow n e w s p a p e r against program fo; nearly a quarter of camper-counselor ratio will be maintaining' any contacts with placing one million Arabs from a century. The first camp was were rented from v a r i o u s groups, both in and out of Omatheir homeland." about four to one. more than members of the Israeli Embasheld in the summer of l'J3!). ha. Camp was held at Camp sufficient to meet the American sy either by visiting the Embas- • Since the federation had no Harriet Harding of the Camp Camping association's require- ay or by conversing with them Fire girls. Louisville, Nebr., in ments. in the Moscow synagogue, it was lo:iO and l!)40. Camp Harriet reported here from the Soviet Snack Time Harding adjoins tbe new Esther Both Day Camps will have capital. They were also told not K. Newman Camp. snack time v/itli refreshments to talk to other foreign Jews Newly elected officers of Beth served at 10:30 a.m. to pre-visiting Russia. Community Invited schoolers, and at 3:30 p.m. for The warning, published in the El Synagogue are Yale Gol.s"All members of our commuthe full day campers. M o s c o w newspaper "Trud," diner, president; Jack Green. Cornhusker L o d g e of li'nai nity are invited to attend this sharply attacked three a g e d Ernest Wintroub and Eli Zalkin, B'ritb. will hold its installation. event, which will be the first Date of Sessions vice presidents; Barton GreenPreschoolers Kiddy Kanipers Jews charging them with al- berg, secretary and Joseph Saturday at a 7 p.m. banquet in time they new camp will ha the Fjipley Air Terminal's VIP open to the public. A map wilt will be returned directly to their legedly dealing with the Israeli Hornslein, treasurer. and other foreigners room. appear in the next week's issue homes by 12:30 p.m. Two camp Embassy and with speculating in religious Eight new members who will Mendle M. Meltzer. a Winni- as a guide to tbe site which is sessions, June 17 to June 28 and articles. Prayerbooks, p r a y e r- serve on the board of trustees July 1 to July J2 are available shawls and other religions ar- are: Jack Green, Barton Green- peg. Can. lawyer and third vice- located near Louisville. Ernest A. Nogg, past chairto them. The fee. for K i d d y ticles are in short supply in the berg, Joel Helfman, Irving Her- president of D i s t r i c t No, fi, ••B'nai B'rith, will conduct the inKampcrs is $20 per session. Soviet Union because of gov- zog. Lou Katz, Bert Render, stallation ceremonies. He is the man of the Camp Development S c h e d u l e for the full day ernment bans on their imports Yale Richards and Richard Win- first Canadian to be elected to Committee and immediate past president of the Federation, will or manufacture. compels is listed below. troub. office in District No. (> which be chairman of the Dedication. covers the upper midwest of the 1st Session — June J 7-June Elmer Gross is serving as United States and the neighbor2B-935 chairman of the Camp Developing provinces of Canada. 2nd Session - - July 1-July Committee. Edward D. In addition to his long serv- ment 12—$35 Brodkey is chairman of the ice in B'nai B'rith he is active 3rd Session — July 15-July as a leader in the Jewish Na- Esther K. Newman Camp Com. 26—S35 tional Fund, the Zionist Organi- mittee. Full Session — June * 17. till A staff, with members coining usual talent in' their special zation, the Canadian Council of Further details and particuJuly 26—590 from as far away as tbe Pana- areas of ability. Christians and Jews and is well- lars on the dedication program P a r e n t s may still register ma Canal Zone, will greet the Parents will be able to see known for his work with com- will be announced next week, children for camp, Mr. Sidman, new campers to the Federation the camp when they brirc, their munity and civic groups. Goldstein stated. said, by calling the Center's sponsored resident camp, Esther children in or when they attend K. Newman, when it opens Sun- the special dedication cere-moCamp Office, 342-13fi6. day, June :S0, for its initial sea- nies on June 23. son. Mr. Brodkey said no more Counselors, comprising a staff youngsters will he accepted for of 40 individuals, come from camp since a capacity enrollKansas, Missouri, South Dakota, ment has been reached and that New York (JTA)—Congress- disclosed that Americavv Jews A very valuable and interest- Illinois, Panama, Ohio and Ne- children wanting to. register will ing book was contributed to the braska, Camp Committee Chair- be placed on a waiting list basis man Emanuel Celler, New York are now s e r v i n g in the U.S. . . .; Democrat, speaking over radio, armed forces in Saudi Arabia, Jewish Federation Library by a man, E d w a r d D. Brodkey, only. which had in the past insisted "Library Friend" this week. stated this week. on the elimination of Jews from E n t i t l e d "Israel Defense Counselors attend such unithe A m e r i c a n military base Forces," the unusual volume versities as Missouri University, there. contains 131 full page photo- N e b r a s k a Medical College, The Congressman quoted as graphs depicting many phases UCLA at Los Angeles, Michigan his authority a letter from Depuof life in all branches o[ the University, Michigan Stale, Illity Secretary of Defense Roswell Army of Israel. nois University, South Dakota L. Gilpatric, stating that AmeriDavid Ben-Gurion, Prime Min- State, Nebraska U., Ohio State, can units engaged in joint miliister of Israel, wrote the intro- Northwestern and Omaha Unitary t r a i n i n g exercises with duction ot the volume, summar- versity. Saudi Arabian troops, include izing the formation and developAll program specialists are personnel of Jewish faith. ment of Israel Defense Forces. college graduates and show un(In Washington, U.S. official The book has just been pubsources voiced regrel that Mr. lished in Israel. Gilpalric's "private tetter" was Members of the community p u b l i c i z e d . These sources may borrow this book from the termed the publicity "premalibrary." . t u r e , unfortunate and ill-advised." It was pointed out that New York, (JTA)—The Jowthe sensitive agreement was jsh National Fund of America KBON n.'idio J490 Presents reached, with intervention on a will restore Modi'ih in Israel, "Message ol Israel" White House level, and the need the birthplace of the MnccaSun., June 16 at 10 p.m. for avoidance of publicity was bees, as a living memorial to Program known to responsible persons in the late Izhak: Ben-Zvi, 'he sec"Religion As Enlightened and out ot the government Sor ond President of Israel. The Self-Interest" several weeks. The Administrarebuilding of historic Modi'in Speaker tion has been striving quietly is being undertaken to fulfill Rabbi Ernst M. Lorgc, behind the jscenes to end Avail a wish expressed by President TOGETHER AT. LAST: Reunions like thin take place every Temple Beth Israel, discrimination against AmeriBen-Zvi not long before his day in Israel as lone-separated families meet again. Chicago, IH cans of Jewish faith,) * . death.
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Temple Israel: Sabbath evening services v.'ill be iii'ld in tliu :iir conditioned Clmpel Friday evening at 1:'M\ p.m. Habbi Sidney II. Urooks and Cantor Minified F. Kuttnc-r will officiate at the worship service. ISetli Israel: Tlie Traditional F r i d a y t'veniii;.; service iKobolus Shabbo.si will be at 7:15 p.m. Sbabbos morning service' at i\'ATi a.m. • :ind Junior Congregation at !(/ a.m. Shabbos Minclia at 7:45 p.m. followed by Sholosh Hendo.s and Maariv at U.--10 p.m. Sunday morning services .-it !) a.m. followed by breakfast and Rabbi's class in Bible. Beth 1CI: Sabbath eve services, beginning tonight and continuing through the summer, will be held at 7 p.m. Sabbath morning services will begin at !(::!() for the Traditional S e r v i c e and J0:.'!0 for the Family Service.
Bar Miizvah All fiienfls and relatives arc Invited to a(t'Mi<l berviees and reception. Ilowell (Skip* Richards, son
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Mincha-Maariv .services will be held at 7:-15 p.m. Sunday morning services v.'ill begin :it !l and servicr-.s during the weel: are held at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. It'nai .laciil) Adas Ycsliiirim: Friday Mincha. (1:5(1 p.m : Saturday inorinnj.;. V,:'M and Mincha. 7 p.m.. followed by Sliolo.-sli Semlos. Daily services at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
You IIONOKS rKKSENTKI) Honors were presento.d at the g r a d u ation confirmation ceremonies at Beth El Synagogue. They were awarded to the following: Eleanor Yc;';rr, rintj'ih'l r cf Dr iintl M n Uv/i'. 'r'c.'i<r. M::ri sch-'.'l t;< parlmcnl.Dr Priitip i h r r A/.crtl. Jt.hn Fr.-rter, v.n ct N-ri- Grncvi''vc fvrbir ONd Hcmrr Frir. t;rr and fjtjrl.oru Jc.-., dcii^.-hftr ct /,',r. rjnd Mrs. Lou Jr'.^ — Hinh *,r.f>r.cj (Jttxjrtmcnt cr.nhriT:anav J^cl f:p'-*fin. J c i Wtut'nan, fct-rrjaro Rd'.-nicn, Urrfiartl Green and Milton Crnujri, TclrnntJ Torch itu(knh. who'.c |:r;rrnl<, (He //t-.-.ri ond rVimrt. l r i * r r n c e Lps'cin. Norrncr, Whilrnon, Arr.clrj Rc-.crnr.n, Juck !/•. Ofrtn end t.'.zm: rrnirjn The Shlcmo <J"(! ZIotd l.f.hm r:*urtl win received b/ Brjrry Kr.rt, i(;'i cf Mr. di;(J M r i , Harr,t(J Kort.
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FORMER OMAIIAN GRADUATES Laverne R. Wolfson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wolfson, former Omahans, was graduated from high school at St. Petersburg, Fla. She is the granddaugther of Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Wiesman, Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Wolfson. St. Petersburg.
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MKS. BENJAMIN GKOSSMAN Funeral services were held May 22 at the Jewish Funeral Home for Mrs. Benjamin Grossman, I>1. of 3101 Lincoln Blvd. Habbi Benjamin Groner officiated at the service. Mrs. Grossman, who died May 21, was a resident of Omaha forfiOyears. Surviving are daughter, Mrs. Etta Heeger, Sioux City, In., sons, Arthur and Mne of Omaha, eight grandchildren and live great •grandchildren.
Phyllis Abrahams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Abrahams, from the University of Michigan. Ann Arbor. Lynette fine Forbes, daughter of Kir. and Mrs. I r v i n g W. Forbes, from University of Nebraska School of Medicine, medical technologist with bachelor of Science degree.
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United National, N.Y. (JTA)— Arthur A. C. Liveran, of Israel, was appointed by S e e r etary General U Thant to the highest Secretariat post ever held here by an Israeli, being named as Secretary of the Joint Staff Pension Board. The body has jurisdiction over all staff pension systems of not only the U.N. itself but also all of the United N a t i o n s specialized agencies like the World Health Organization, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and Food and Agriculture Organization.
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David Solzman, instructor in geography at the University of Omaha, leaves this month for Chicago, III., where he will work towards his doctorate in geography at the University of Chicago. Solzman director of the P 1 a n e t a rium, here, will, also, serve as staff astronomer and lecturer at the Adler Auditorium in Chicago.
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Dr. and Mrs. Leon E. Fellman liave announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Nancy Leo Fcllmun to William Mayer Knt/.man, son of Mr. and Mrs. .Sam I,. Katzman. The betrothal was made known Sunday cvi niiig at a party at the home of Miss Fellman's parents. The' bride-to-be attended tlie University of Colorado at Bbul der. whore- .she was affiliated . with Si;.;ma Delta Tan Sorority Mr. Katzman attended the Um versily of Oklahoma at Norman where he was a member of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity. lie is now attending (he University, of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bernstein who arc celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary this month, will be honored by thejr children at a reception, June 15 at the Chieftain Hotel in Council Bluffs, la., from (I p.m. to midnight. Hosts will be the Messrs. and Mines. Harold Bernstein, Kdwin E. Brodkey. Herman Friedman and Arthur Kulakofsky. No invitations are being issued.
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A Irip to Bermuda was the destination of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alan Small following their marriage and dinner last Tuesday. Kabbi Sidney Brooks performed the ceremony at Temple Israel. The bride, the former Leanne Dorothy Trost. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Trost and her husband's parents of Detroit, Mich., are Dr. and Mrs. Henry Small. Serving as matron of honor was Mrs. Sheldon Alkon, Detroit, sister of the groom, and the bridesmaid was Miss Sheila Kwiat, Rochester, N. Y. Attending the groom as best man was Mr. Alkon. Ushers were David Kirsch, East Lansing, Mich., and Gary Pierce, Detroit. A dinner was held at the Elackstone Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Small will be at home after June 24 at Ann Arbor, Mich., where Mr. Small will enter the School of Medicine, at the University of Michigan. Out-of-town guests, other than those in the wedding party, were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Komnrin, New York City, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. George Caspar and Mrs. J. J. Acker, Los Angeles, Cal.; Misses Kay and Marilyn Shapiro, Shirley Small, Messrs. and Mmes, Seymour Shapiro, Jack Acker, Jarvis Massover, Mrs. Milton Pierce, all of Detroit and Mrs. David Kirsch, East Lansing.
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Guest- of Omahans Mrs. Leonard Price of Los Angeles, Cal., left for home, Tuesday, after a visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.. Fannie Cohen and sister, Mrs. Charles Ross.
Officers will be installed by the Mizrachi Women's Organization at a dessert luncheon on Wednesday, June 1!) at 12:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center.Mrs. Jay Knrzan of Council Bluffs, la. will conduct the installations. Those taking office are Mrs. Matthew Poliakoff, president; Mrs. H a r r y Ley/is, executive vice-president and fund raising chairman; the following second, third and fourth vice-presidents, Mrs. Joe White, membership chairman; Mrs. Morris Franklin, p r o g r a m chairman; Mrs. Moses Traube, publicity chairman; Mmes. Harry Paskovitz, Sam Shyken and Frank Sekar, secretaries; Miss Kalah Franklin, treasurer and Mrs. Benjamin Groner, advisory chairman.
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JERUSALEM— AZA No. 1 took a commandby Joshua ft. jiislman monic Orchestra, rendering his ing two-game lead in the JewIsrael is getting ready for tlte •The Feast of Belshazzar." The ish Youth Council .Softball third music festival which will pianist Roslain Turek will play league last Sunday by edging open in Jerusalem on July 16 and conduct two Bach concertos Rayim in two close games. and which, if one is to judge by and give a Bach recital. The Scores 17 to 15 and 7 to 6. the program, promises to be a New York "Pro Music" ensemIn another game Weizmann colorful event indeed. ble will perform, under the ba- outscored AZA 100, S to fi. Unlike in the past, the appear- ton of its founder Noah Grun- Y.C .Standing W. L ances this year will not be lim- berg, giving l.'Uh. 14th and 15th AZA No. 1 4 0 ited to the three major towns of century music. Jennie Tourel Uayim 'l 2 Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa, will appear in a concert of the Weizmann 2 2 but will be 'spread out" over namat-Gan Symphony Orches- h'th. No. 100 M 4 the country in order to enable tra, which is now touring the SOFTBALL SCHEDULE larger attendance. The number U.S.A. Jan Peerce, Hilda Zudek. of concerts has been increased Laurel Herley. Charles Anthony Youth Council, Elmwood Park— 10:30 a.m. June 10. Rnyiin vs. to (id as compared with 43 given and others will appear in a renWeizmann, center diamond. last vear—as has been the bud- dition of "FideJio"' conducted by AZA No. ) vs. AZA No. 101), get—up from $133,000 to $150.- William Steinberg. west diamond. 000. The Government Tourist The famous F r e n c h artist OMAHA SOFTBALL ASSN. Corporation, which organizes the Festival, expects an income ol Jean Villard -and Agnes Moor- Wednesday. June 19. Boyd Park Sllti.000 from tickets sale, while head, who for many years perSouth, 8:15 p.m.. Varsity vs. the remainder will be covered formed with Charles Laughton, by a Government subsidy. We will appear in their own pro- St. Ann's. are told that already a number grams of readings. of tourists groups are beinfj orThe famous Indian ballerina. Convenient to ganized in the U.S.A. and Eur- Shanta Rau will appear with her ope for the special purpose of ballet troupe—en route from InTemple Israel attending the Festival. dia for a series of appearances 50S H O . 74TH ST. The list of famous artists in- in the U.S.A. An innovation this year will cluded in the program is a lout; IJ.IIIIS. C e n t e r h u l l ' jilan, MvtiiK and imposing one. Isaac Stern, be the inclusion in the program r o u m w i t h p i c ! I v liny HMI! flicE u g e n e Istomin and Leonard of liturgical music, and here too l i l a i c . Knmlly f,l/.«' ilinlni; i m u n , Rose will perform as a trio and we find famous names: Moshe .sjn.-nl fiulIuo'Hl kltfticn. KasJ render two concerts — one de- Koussevitzki, Yaakov B a r k i n (Miiih urirl p;illo. CtMilrul air- ifiu. 'tillonin;,-. voted to Beethoven and one and Morris Gentchov, who will comprising works by M o z a r t. appear in a joint performance. NELSON REALTY The program, also, will inBrahms and Schubert. The British composer William Walton clude a number of works by Is55J-JMO will conduct the Israel Philhar- raeli composers. IJTAI
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Scholarship Honors Sfepfien Bogucfiwal AZA Honor For Central Scholars Awarded Stephen Boguchwal, retiring
Among the C e n t r a l High School students mimed as schol- president of Cornbelt Region arship winners were: Sari Bar- AZA Association, was awarded on — N.V. Regents alternate; the Silver Order of the "Shield Dale Brodkey-N. U. Scholar- of David", the highest service ship Team, N. U. Regents, Na- award attainable by a member tional Merit finalist. State Math of AZA, during the region's rechampionship; Betty Brody — gion's recent Leadership TrainN. U. Regents, Cornell Univers- ing Institute. Boguchwal. also, ity, National Merit finalist, Na- will represent the Cornbelt Retional Honor finalist; C h e r y l gion as oratory champion at the Friedman—N. U. Regents. Uni- coming District No. 1 BBYO versity of Wisconsin, N. 0. ad- convention to be held at Elhart vanced placement honors; Kay Lake. Wis. He is the son of Mr. Goldstein—N..U. Regents, alter- and Mrs. Morris Boguchwal. nate; Frances Grossman, N. U. Both he and Sherri Koom, Regents alternate. B r a n d e i s daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MorAward; Howard Hahn—N. U. ris Koom, past president of Regents alternate; Melvin Rob- region's BBG organization, preert Katskee — N. U. Regents sided at the Institute, which alternate, Creighton Ak-Sar-Ben; was hosted by the eight Omaha Barry Kort—N. U. Regents al- BBYO chapters. ternate. National Merit finalist. N. V. advanced placement hon- WINS LITERARY AWARD ors. Paris (JTAl —Elie W i e s e l , Barry Kricsfield, N. U. Re- United States correspondent for gents alternate. University of the Israeli evening newspaper California advanced placement; Yediot Achronoth, was awarded Susan Makiesky—N. U. Regents a coveted literary prize, the alternate. National Merit final- Prix Rivarol, for four novels. ist, Washington University, New York University; Sol Stephen Marcus—N. U. Regents, National Merit finalist. National Honor Scholarship, Brandeis University, Neil Miller, N. U. ReCANTONESE gents, C r e i g h t o n Presidents. Maiben scholarship to N".U. NaAPPETIZERS tional Merit finalist, Nebraska Science Talent Search; Roger Persell—N. U. Regents, National Merit recommendation, Washington U n i v e r s i t y ; Harold Schneider—N. U. Regents alternate, O. U. Regents; Ross Sennett; N. U. Regents alternate; Michael Sherman—N. U. Regents alternate. N a t i o n a l Merit recommendation; J o h n Spitzer — B'nai B'rith; Suzanne SuMn—N. U. Regents alternate, University of California honors; Edward Treller, Associated Retailers.
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