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J. Harry Kulakofsky, chair- accepted through noon this Sunman of the Omaha Israel Bond day, November 24. campaign announced today that The affair which has sched—if "skeletons and pieces reservations for the Israel Bond uled cocktails at 6 p.m. and dinof cloth found in a cave on the "Redemption Dinner" will be ner at 7 p.m. at Schimmel's Indian Hills Inn. wiil feature one southern side of Massada were of the outstanding legislators in the first finds of Professor Yithe Congress of the United gal Yadin's expedition, which States, the Honorable Seymour started on October 13, to the Ilalpern, Republican Congresssite of King Herod's palace and man from New York State. The the last stand of the Jewish program will also include Mill rebels against the Romans in Moss, TV and Supper Club huthe first century. morist. Massada is a great rock in The charge for the entire evethe Judean wilderness, shaped ning of festivities will be $3.50 like a broad ship; its circumper person. ference is three quarters of a Chairman Kulakofsky stated mile, its sides almost sheer. that the appearance of ConKing Herod built it up from 37 gressman Halpern at this Sunday's dinner would point up the to .11 B. C. E., surrounded the *t • * need for continued support in summit with a wall and towers, Home Hannukah Booklet Omaha of the Israel Bond proand dammed a high valley to gram. "I want to urge all my Copies of the Jewish Community Center's booklet, "Hnnnucatch the sudden and brief winfellow Omahans, if they haven't kali in the Home," can now be reserved by calling the Center's ter rains. Congressman Halpnrn done so already, to make their Activities Department. The booklet suggests decoratipns and Tin; major prizes sought are reservations now," he said, "so hints on how to celebrate the holiday plus offering stories for sacred treasures and scriptures they will be assured of meeting children. Menus for the holiday are included with the booklet, hidden by more than 901) Jews Eshkol Offers this distinguished American and while an ndditional supplement of special traditional Jewish who committed mass suicide hearing from him the stirring Hannukah menus will be included with each copy of the booklet. rather than capitulate to the Nasser a Pact story of, not only Israel's mir.The booklets cost 25 cents, which covers printing and mailRoman legions. Jerusalem UTA) — Prime aculous rebirth and growth, but ing. As a'special Hannukah treat a new Jewish art calendar will Minister Levi Eshkol reiter.xH Excavations are taking place his constant battle within our be included with each Hannukah packet mailed out. in the upper and lower palaces; Israeli's proposals for a non-ag- government, to insure equality * » t • gression pact with Egypt and in the former, where there are for Jews everywhere." Science Club Meets Sunday some fine mosaic floors, a coin for complete disarmament of both Israel and Egypt "under Reservations can be made by dated .'10 CE has been found, A science club, to meet monthly for grade and junior high calling 341-1177 or 55:1-0535. which may indicate that the site mutual inspection.'' school students, will hold its initial session this Sunday afternoon was occupied between the pe- He issued his new challenge at 2:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center. iod of Herod and that of the to Egypt's President C a r n a l End Riots Participants in the free club learn about science, witness unZealots. In the lower palace a Adel Nasser at a gala dinner Jerusalem—A feasible plan to usual demonstrations and have the opportunity to perform unique new room and an extra pillar here honoring the United Jewish end Sabbath demonstrations by experiments of their own. built into the rock have been Appeal Mission composed of 120 ultra-Orthodox Zealots has been The group is under the supervision of a trained chemist and found. On tin; wall • are many leaders from various American presented to the Cabinet and inanv student interested in .science is invited to join the group. J e w i s h communities sent to cludes an alternate road from types of colored decorations. * a » study conditions here. Jerusalem's Mandelbaum Gate Siting the expedition lias preHigh School Students Referring to an address by that will not go through Mea sented Professor Yadin with A complete and up-to-date library of college and university the difficulties faced by the Ro- Mr. Nasser last week, in which Shearim, the ultra-religious catalogs, a wide selection of books on and about college life, man legion that besieged the the Egyptian President charged quarter. studies and admissions, plus a large vocational guidance file are rock nearly 1,000 years ago, He that Israel is "a base for agjust a few of the facilities maintained by the Center for high and aims at expansionhas chosen the Western side, gression school age youths. ism," Premiere Eshkol noted where Silva, the Roman com- that Supplementing the facilities are such services as individualgreat quantities of arms, mander, made his headquarters. military ized counseling, testing and tutoring service for those needing equipment and financial A wire hoist will carry essen- support enable lielp or assistance in particular school subjects. Nasser to intertial equipment to the top and vene militarily in Yemen as well A booklet, "A Guide to Scholarships for Jewish Youth" lias lift i 00 tons of cement for re- as in the Algerian-Moroccan disalso been prepared by the Activities Department and is available The a n n u a l Thanksgiving constructing the fallen walls of pute. free upon request. Services by the Omaha Jewish palaces and storerooms. Ten "It is time," said the Premier, Youth Council will be held Wedcubic meters of water per day Calling All Girls "that not only Israel took note nesday evening, November 27 (Continued on Page 4) of President Nasser's claim that A cast call has been put out by the Center's Youth Activities at 7:30 p.m. at Temple Israel, fear of Israel dictated his need Ronee Epstein and Marshall Department for girls interested in acting in plays and skits. for arms and that, while preparPlays will be rehearsed Sunday afternooas and be put on for Monslcy Chapter event chairman, aning to attack Israel, he puts Lewis, adult and youth organizations. nounced. these arms to use in other Arab There is no fee for the dramatics activities but girls must Fund-Raising Laurence Batt, Youth Council countries." be registered in advance for the drama group by calling the "Would it not be wiser," he President, said that an invitaCenter. The group is open to grade and junior high school age Affair, Dec. I asked, "if President N a s s e r tion is extended to the commungirls. # Henry Monsky Chapter of stopped his sabre-rattling and, ity to attend the service. He esB'nai B'rith Women will hold instead, entered into competi- pecially urged the parents of Classes Still Open Youth Council members to join their annual fund-raising affair, tion with me in advocating and their children at services. Classes sponsored by the Center which can accommodate adHarvest Festival card party on implementing peace in the MidYouth Council members will ditional enrollment include a corsage and flower arranging class, Sunday, December 1, 7:30 pni. dle East? Rather than use vast take part in the service. Several sums for weapons, the Arabs bridge classes, a class in beginning oil painting which meets at the Ranch could compete in seeking peace, original prayers will be preWednesday, and a dog obedience class for students and adults. devoting these sums to the erad- sented. An advance class in oil portraiture, under the supervision of Bowl. ication of hunger, disease, pov-i local portrait artist August Dunbier and meeting Tuesday eve- i P r o v i s ions A reception will follow the erty and illiteracy." nings is also open for additional enrollees. have been arservices. More adults are needed to start Wednesday evening chess r a n g e d for a sessions. Open to the public, the Center provides facilities each "Men's Only" week for participants in this popular game. The free Wednesday room. Included evening activities consist of informal chess competition. in the specialties FOR THE BIBLE An exhibit on "The Bible in of the evening the Language of Art" is on dis- MARC CHAGALL—ILLUSTRAParty Service Popular are: door prizes,I play to December 8 at the Jew- TIONS FOR THE BIBLE The Center's' Party Service, which provides sound movies, dessert and cof i ish Community Center for Jew- SAUL RASKIN—THE BOOK OF assistance in planning parties, entertainers plus party hints, is fee. a n d sur ish Book Month. PSALMS one of the most popular services to be offered. Love for the Bible, the Book SAUL RASKIN — THE FIVE Parents may take advantage of the unique services of the MEGILLOT Tickels may be of Books, lias been expressed in Party Program by calling the Center, Early reservations are recommended because of the popularity of the service. purchased at the door. For ad- many ways—in drama, song, SAUL RASKIN—GENESIS ditional information call Mrs. poetry and legend, and especial- ZEEV RABIN—ESTHER Max Krizelman, over-all chair- ly in the Language of Art. ZEEV RABAN—RUTH Other Activities man, 30I-0C61 or Mrs. Lou So- Through the ages, artists have ZEEV RABAN—SONG OF SOLTo start shortly are groups in amateur radio, active and brin, co-chairman, 39.')-4440. OMON found the Book of Books a passive games, gymnastics, plus effective reading and effective source which inspired /themes, ARTHUR SZYK—THE BOOK The following are serving on study courses for high school students. OF JOB the committee, Mines. Simon and kindled their imagination Other activities to be presented by the Center includes a for artistic creations through ARTHUR SZYK—THE BOOK Feldman, Julia Jacobs, Frank crafts club, coin club, plus courses in real estate management OF RUTH Cohen, Harvey Gershein, Abe diverse media. and investment, stock and bonds, and language courses. On the occasion of the obser- ARTHUR SZYK — THE TEN Bear, Sam Garrop, Ida Raphael, COMMANDMENTS Delmnr Klein, Barney Kaufman, vation of Jewish Book Month, There are other unique alPresident Kennedy Dinner Speaker for Gertrude Zneimer, John Quinn, we present an exhibit of some Frank Sekar, David E. Epstein, outstanding and unusual exam- bums by BENN, ABEL PANN, New York 'm^resident Ss'isiheii^S Arthur Walker, Al Oruch, Ber- ples of books and prints of the ARIEH ALLWEIL, RAYMOND nard Goldstrom. Meyer Kaplan, Bible and about the Bible, in A. KATZ, REMBRANDT, JACKennedy will address the 18th d e n t m o f f j c e w i ) , pu blicly adthe Language of Art. STEINHEARDT, and maujf annual dinner of the Weizmann dress an institution such as the Charles Fisher, Milton Mintz, MARC CHAGALL—DRAWINGS OB others. and Max Sacks. . Institute of Science on Decem- Weizmann Institute. The Dr. Abe Greenberg Writing Contest, to be held annually in conjunction with Jewish Book Month and sponsored by the Jewish Community Center, was announced this week by Harry Sidnian, Center Committee Chairman. The contest, held in honor of Dr. Greenberg, who has long been a sponsor of progressive youth activities nationally as well as locally, is .open to all Omaha Jewish grade, junior high and high school students and serves to recognize students with writing and creative talent, Sidnian commented, Students submit original essays or poetry on this year's theme, "The Jews and the Bible." Entries, which may be handwritten or typed, are to be submitted to the Dr. Abe Greenberg Writing Contest in care of the Jewish Community Center's Activities Office. Deadline for all entries is December 15. A handsome goldleaf engraved certificate will be presented to all participant1! in the contest while trophies will be awarded to winners of the grade school, junior high and high school divisions. All youths are encouraged to participate in the contest. Sidman concluded.
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tii)^: -1:40 p.m. Beth Israel: Rabbi Benjamin Groner, Cantor Emil ticrkovits and Choir will conduct late services this evening :it !l:15 p.m. Traditional Friday i-vtning services (Kobolas Shabbosi ;il -1:45 p.m. Saturday morning services begin at K:45 a.m. Shabbos Min•cha :it 4:40 p.m. followed by Maarive at 5:45 p.m. Sunday morning services at 9 a.m. Daily services at 7 a.m. and 4:50 p.m.
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IS'nai Jacob Adas Yrsliuron: Friday Minclui. 4:45 p.m.: Saturday morning. 11:30 and Mincha, •4:45 p.m., followed by Sholosh Seudos. Daily services at (>::») a.m. and a p.m. Temple Israel: Sabbath evening services will be held at 8:15 p.m. with Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks and Cantor Mimlred F. Kutfner officiating. Musical portions will be by Cantor-Knttner and Clioir with Miss Ida Gitlin, directing. The Youth Council of the Jewish Community Center will hold Thanksgiving Services Wednesday, November 27 at 7:30 p.m. at Temple Israel. Beth El: Sabbath eve services will begin this evening at 8:15 p.m. Rabbi Mytr'S. Kripke will deliver the sermon. Cantor Aaron I. Edgar and Choir will render the musical portions. Traditional Sabbath morning services "will begin at <].:i(l. The Family Service will begin at 10:30. Mirieha-Maariv services will be held at 4:45 p.m. Sunday morning services begin at II, Services during the week are at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Youth Aliyah 30 Years Old The 30th anniversary of Youth Aliyah. the organization that has brought to Israel and educated. 1.10,0(10. Jewish childre^was-cdebrated at a world conference in Jerusalem on November, 5, "•' ..•'-. Youth. Aliyah supporters are asketf to increase their contribution in "view of increased needs. This year it was taking in 5,000 wards, 1,000 more than last year. Two-thirds of the $5,000.000 budget was contributed by Youth Aliyah abroad, the remainder being covered by the Jewish Agency. Youth Aiyah has cared for 110,000 youngsters in the past 30 years and today has 9,000 wards, most of them from the Oriental communities. In Omaha, Youth Aliyah receives its support through the Jewish Philanthropies Campaign.
Selassie Believes Arab-Israel Peace Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, interviewed by a correspondent of' Kol , Israel, the national broadcasting service, . during his flight from Paris to : Belgrade November 1, said he was'convinced that the Arab-Is• rael.conflict could be folved peacefully.' ; The Emperor paid tribute to the friendly relations between Israel and Ethiopia. Asked whether he was prepared to take the initiative for direct talks between Arab and Israeli leaders, he replied: "I shall be happy to place myself int the disposal, of those .who ' require it to bring about inter!J i L i security.".
IIAlt!AN Itll'S Mr. and Mrs. N. Julian Rips announce the Bar Mitzvali of their son, Harlan, on Saturday, November 23, at Temple Israel. IIEXIK FRIEDMAN DEBOHAH GKltBKK JUDITH PITI.OK A group Bas Mitzvah celebration will be held on Friday, November 25) at il:!f) p.m. at the Beth Israel Synagogue for Renie Friedman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Friedman; Deborah Gerbcr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gerber. and Judith Pitlor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pitlor. BRIAN POSTER Bar Mitzvali of Brian Poster, son of Mr., and Mrs. William Poster will be celebrated Saturday, November 30 at !!:<!!> a.m. at Beth Israel Synagogue. FRANCES BIIODY Frances Brody, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Brody, will become Bas Mitzvah, Saturday, November .10 at Temple Israel.
Temple Observes Jewish Book Month Jewish Book Month is being observed at Temple Israel to December li. The classroom accent is on the Book of Books and the People of the Book. The importance of Bible study will be emphasized, and classrooms will be decorated with pictures and appropriate quotations. Special assemblies will be held November 23 and 24 during Religious School sessions, when special film strips will be shown and. a Book Quiz will take place. Students of the Sunday division will design original posters which will be displayed in the Social Hall and students of the Saturday division will work on book reports. A display of books borrowed from the Jewish Federation Library is available for checkout for home reading.
Deaths LOYAL BRANDEIS COIIN Funeral services were held Tuesday for Loyal Brandeis Cohn, 71, who passed away Sunday. Burial was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Surviving is wife, Lorene. BENJAMIN FISHER Services were held Monday for Benjamin Fisher,- 77, who died Saturday. Survivors, are:,wife, Elizabeth; son, Morris,; ;• Whiter, Calif.; daughter, Mrs. Rose Mash, Wautagh, N. Y.', •' and three grandchildren. ' • " ••
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CcUYlDUS Certificates of Excellence were awarded to Stan Zweriing and Arlene Grossman, both University of Omaha students, at a debate tournament held recently at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Mr. Zwerling was a member of one of the three teams which was undefeated from among the 36 participating teams. At the University of Omaha, Stanley Zwerling and his partner debated in an exhibition debate against two graduate students from Cambridge University, England. Mr. Zwerling won second place in the Men's Extemporaneous Speech contest and Ron! Meyer won second place in the Women's Extemporaneous Speech contest. •
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Irving Bel/.er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Belzer; Hrucc Bloom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bloom, and Robert Shapiro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shapiro received the University of Nebraska Upperclass Regents scholarships at the annual honors convocation of the University of Nebraska College of Medicine. # • * Jonathan F. Bank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bank and Thomas II, Fcllman, son of Dr. and Mrs. Leon E. Fellman, were elected vice-president and treasurer respectively of the Pi Lambda Phi fraternity at the University of Oklahoma at Norman.
Uni. High School Building Opened The new Hebrew University High School, the construction of which was financed largely by the National Council of Jewish Women, opened its doors to 800 pupils and 60 teachers. The school has an impressive appearance and is complete with auditorium,- library, gymnasium and science laboratories. Academically, the school is divided into two sections, a junior and a senior division; it consists of a connected three-building complex, built on four levels. The buildings include a 650-seat auditorium. .•',-..
Omahans in News Robert IN. Frinbcrg was elected general chairman of the Douglas County chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society.
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Harry Slatin represented City College of New York in the inaugural ceremonies for the new president of Hope College at Holland, Mich. Dr. Morris Margolin is chairman of the Nebraska State Medical •Association's Diabetes Committee under whose auspices the 1903 Diabetes Detection and Education Drive was held in Nebraska this week.
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Philip Kinglc was elected to the board of trustees of the Nebraska Chapter of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation. Stanley Krum was elected a new trustee of Children:; Memorial Hospital.
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Hate Literature Hits Toronto Toronto—Canadian Press reported that a plane flying low over downtown Toronto showered anti-Jewish leaflets reading: "Hitler was right. Communism is Jewish." The leaflets carried the Arlington, Virginia address of George Lincoln Rockwell's American Nazi Parly headquarters. Earlier the Canadian J e w i s h News had charged that this city was being flooded by Rockwell's viciously anti-Semitic propaganda. Mr. and Mrs. Max Slutsky wishes to thank their relatives and friends for the many cards of good wishes, flowers and gifts, they received and for the contributions given to organizations in their name during their recovery from an accident.
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Youth WORKMEN'S CIRCLE MEMBERSHIP DINNER The Workmen's Circle Family will have their annual membership dinner for the Jewish Labor Committee Sunday. December 1. 0:30 p.m., at the Labor Lyceum. Louis Witkin will speak. Mrs. N. Lerman and Mrs. Y. Orcnslein are in charge of the dinner.
FAIUIAND ELECTS MILTON NEAKENBEKfr The following officers were tlectcd at the meeting of the Farbond Labor Zionist order Branch 54 and Poale Zion November );i: chairman, Milton Nearenberg; vice-chairman, Carl Rosenberg; treasurer, Louis Freedman; recording secretary, Sam Hifkin; hospitaler and national fund chairman, Benjamin Klaiman; finance and Poale Zion secretary, Joseph Radinowski; executive board, Sol Ash, Mike Orlowski, Sam Richman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slvrago, and honorary chairman, Mrs. Sarah Okun. Joe Radinowski reported on his trip to Israel. *
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BETH EL SISTERHOOD IIANUKAH WORKSHOP Mmes. Norman Mussmun and Martin Staenberg are preparing for a Hanukah Workshop at Beth El Synagogue Social Hall, on Sunday, December 1, from 2 to 4 p.m. There will be decorations and candles to make mid cooking of holiday cookies and latkes. Mothers and children of school age are urged to attend together. Please register now with Marlcne Staenberg, 391-3008.
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" BETH ISRAEL I'-TA ELECTS OFFICERS The Beth Israel P-TA met November 10 and elected the following officers: president, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Denenberg; vice-president, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Parker; recording secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Her/.off; corresponding secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Weiss, and treasurer, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kaplan. Mr. and Mrs. Parker are membership chairmen. Kadimah chapter SYO will have a bake sale with Mrs. Samuel Stone as chairman.
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Study Group BETH ISItAEL SISTERHOOD Rabbi Benjamin Groner will lead the discussion for the Beth Israel Sisterhood's Study Group Monday, November 25 at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jay Stoler, 1000 J. E. George Blvd. •
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CORNIIUSKEK CHAPTER B'NAI B'RITH "Where Do You Stand?" will be the topic discussed at the Cornhusker Chapter B'nai B'rith study group on November 25 at 8:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. David Bleicher, 9526 Douglas. Those attending are asked to It;S.V.P. to Mrs. Bleicher.
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Mrs. Max Sacks, B'nai B'rith Blood Bank Chairman announced plans for the first of three Blood Bank Drives for the 19G3-C4 season. The first Drive will be held on Wednesday, November 27, from Noon until 5:45 p.m. at the Red "Cross Blood Center, 39th and Dewey Ave. B'nai B'rith Blood Bank Days, sponsored by all B'nai B'rith men and women of Omaha, have been conducted since 1952. The blood needs of members, families and friends of B'nai B'rith are taken care of through these drives. For the convenience of donFree Arabs ors, B'nai B'rith serves corned beef sandwiches all day during Inside Israel the drive. B'nai B'rith blood donThe only really free Arabs ors have made possible several in the Middle East are the'250,- heart surgeries; blood replace000 living in Israel as citizens' ments for friends not only in equal with all others. However, this area but from coast to coast. thero have been restrictions Assisting Mrs, Sacks with aragainst the Israeli Arabs—ne- rangements are: Louis Sobrin, • cessitatcd by many considera- Richard Fellman, Edward Beltipns of security. grade and Mmes. Seymour Ab- This week, most of those re- rams, Bernard Goldstrom, Hugo Btrictions were lifted. On orders Kahn, Larry Sadofsky, Bernard of Prime Minister Levi Eshkol, Kaufman, Al Oruch, Martin Kolwith the backing of the entire nick, Richard Spiegal, Harry Cabinet, Israel's Chief of Staff, Alloy, Paul Alperson, Sonny Gen. Zvi Tsur,. commanded the Marko, John Quinn, Milton military governors in Arab Mintz, Charles Fisher, Irv Goldareas to end all limitations on enberg, Harry Weinberg, Julian the movement of Arabs in hun- Baumel, Julius Falkenstein, David H. Cohen, and Marcel Kahn. dreds of villages. ' Arab notables and chieftains Appointments are not neceswere brought together and told sary to give blood. Donors can that continued control was over expect to be at the blood center —except in five'villages actual- for approximately 45 minutes, Jy on the Arab borders, where For further information prossecurity needs call for stringen- pective donors are urged to call cy. It was also-made clear that Mrs. Sacks at 558-2380 or 55(1about 700 individual Israeli 1802. Arabs—all on a special list as suspects in regard to collaboraKBON Radio 1490 Presents lion with the Arab enemy— "Message of Israel" would still be restricted as to Sun., Nov. 24 at 7:30 a.m. free movement. The Israeli Highlights of the UAHC's, .cheered the-newly, ««•• 47th General Assembly •
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LISTENING POST STUDY GROUP The Listening Post Study Group of the Omaha Section of the National Council of Jewish Women will meet on November 26 at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Arthur Sherman, 1902 No. 58 St. Harold Sobe), Director of the Family Service Dept. of the Jewish Federation will discuss marriage adjustments. Mrs. Harry A. Wise, Sr. will be co-hostess.
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SR. CITIZENS CLUB LUNCHEON MONDAY The Senior Citizens Club will meet for lunch Monday, November 25 at noon at the Jewish Community Center. Cantor Emil Berkowitz of Beth Israel Synagogue will lead in the singing of favorite songs. Samuel Cooper will speak on Lav;, Lawyers and Politics. A demonstration and lecture on beauty care, hair styling, shaping and coloring will be given. * <* * PIONEER WOMEN MEET TUESDAY The Pioneer Women's Organization will hold a luncheon meeting Tuesday, November 2(i at 12:30 at the Jewish Community Center. Plans for the Child Rescue Fund dinner will be made. Cards and bingo will be played. Mmes. Isadore Forbes and H. I. Fried will be in charge of the luncheon. Mrs. Dave Epstein is program chairman.
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i;.S.Y. CONVENTION NOV. 28 TO DEC. 1 The United Synagogue Youth regional convention will be held November 2il to December 1 in St. Louis, Mo., with the following attending from Omaha: John Farber, Marlyne Freedman, Judi Goldberg, Francie Shricr, Don Kohn, Lloyd Wohlner, Elaine Uiniamow, Jan Janger, Joel Rich, Marsha Fellman, Barb Kimmel, Claudia Cohn, Janis Friedman, Lancy Reiss, •Sanford Freedman, Milt Eriunn, Stephanie Lincoln, Barb Fox, Jaynie Fox, Diane Epstein, liarb Roseman, Karen Gotsdiner, Ju lie Simon and Ron Wolfson.
Following their daughter's return from Paris, France, Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Bloom announce the engagement of Beverly Sharon Bloom to Richard
Kill Infiltrator Tel Aviv—In a clash with border patrol in upper Galilee near Syrian frontier, one ol a group of three armed infiltrators was killed. The incident followed capture of another such group in western Galilee.
BETSY RASKIN WINS Betsy Raskin, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bernard Raskin, won first place in girls' cxtcnipor nncous division in the University of Omaha High School Invitation Debate Tournament. KAYIM FRATERNITY PLEDGE CLASS Rayim Fraternity announce the following pledge class Joel Aresty, Bob Bordy, Paul Epstein, Lee Feltman, Martin Fogel, Scott Friedman, Alan Gendler, Gaty Kaplan, John Laser, John Lohrman, Jim Novak, Eddie Schrago, Mark Sorkin and Dale Weinstein. Frank Wintroub and Bob Batt are pledgemaster and assistant pledgcmaster respectively. YOUTH COUNCIL CANTEEN TOURNEY Linda Eisenstatt and Robert Halin, Youth Council Lounge Chairmen, announce that members can sign up after school for the annual Canteen Tourney until December t in the Youth Lounge. Lists have been posted for members to sign in the following areas of competition: boy's singles and doubles in ping pong; mixed competition in checkers and chess; and girl's singles in ping pong. Competition will take place in the Youth Lounge.
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American-Israel Agreement on
Friday, November 22, 1983
Israeli Scholars Invited to Moscow
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Londun <JTA>—A number of man •* Washington (JTA)—West Ambassador He in rGerich By Charles Arnold Israeli scholars have been in- Kneppstein told Jewish War are interested in studying one VARSITY BASKETBALL Jerusalem (JTA)—An agree- vited to participate in the forth- Veterans that his government Milder Oil and Micklin Lum- of the most graceful and tradi- ment in principle was reached coming C o n g r e s s of Ethno- deplored the continued presence ber chalked up victories in the tional \)f all sports. The class here today between a United graphy and History, to be held of German military rocket sciopening round of practice games will meet each Sunday evening States Government trade mis- in Moscow. One of the Israelis, entists in Egypt, but was unhas been scheduled to lec- able to take effective steps as the Center Varsity Basket- at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of sion and the Israel Government, who (ure before the congress, is Dr. against them because of civil ball league began on Wednes- the J.C.C. The complete ten covering the export of Israeli '/.v\ Harkavi, head librarian of liberties considerations. cotton to the United States. The day, November 1:5. Each team arrangement covers the remain- the Chief Rabbinate headquarJWV national c o m m a n d e r will play two practice games week course of instruction will ing [our years of an existing ters in Jerusalem, a noted scholprior to the league opening on cost fifteen dollars for J.C.C. American-Israeli pact in which ar in his own right. The Moscow Daniel Neal Heller, leading a members and $17.50 for non- United States hid placed limi- report made it clear that he had veterans' delegation to the GerNovember 27. Embassy, drew attention to In the opening game. Micklin members. tations on the purchase of Is- been given freedom to choose man * * 4 legislation pending before tha Lumber downed the Robinson raeli c o t t o n fibers and rain- his own subject. West German Parliament to punRockets 67-3ii. Bis Tom Plait VARSITY VOLLEYBALL coats. ish German citizens who reand Dave Goldstein dumped in The Varsity J.C.C. Volleyball First Finds at Massada fuse to cease irresponsible aclit; points between them and team won three out of three (Continued from Page 1.) tivities in Egypt. Ambassador team-mate John Okun also hit against the challenging Benson French Delegation for cement and drinking will Kneppstein said that even if tha the double figures to help pave team at Offutt Air Force Base also be hoisted. bill were passed, the West Gerlast week. At the end of six Reports Failure the way. Israeli army engineers have man Supreme Court would rule weeks of play, the J.C.C. now constructed 25 kilometers of it unconstitutional. He said that Paris (JTA)—French Socialist Lou Bailen and Mike Mornn carried the Rockets with 11 and holds a 14-4 won-lost record in leaders today admitted that they road through the wilderness to West Germany was so liberal the Midwest A.A.U. league. the western side of Massada. in its democracy that it could failed completely in their ef19 points respectively. J.C.C. team members were: forts during a visit last week to Food is brought ready cooked not control the decision of GerIn the second contest, Milder man citizens to build weapons Oil had a hard time keeping the Chuck Arnold, Elliott Brown, Russia to induce Premier Khru- from the new town of Arad. Walead against R. C. Cola, with Isidor Levenson, Lindy Paul, shchev and other Soviet leaders ter is brought through a spe- for President Nasser. Mr. Heller later made known that he would the final score standing 61-411. Orvel Milder, and Sherman to change their attitude on the cially laid five-mile pipeline. question of Soviet Jewry and on 20!i volunteers from l(i coun- pursue the question further. Milder had four players hitting Poska. tries have paid their own exAll men interested in playing Israel and the Middle East. in the double figures: Alan KoFormer Premier Guy Mollet penses to take part in the exneckv, Nate Amster. Dan Kat- on Center teams are asked to QUALITY LUGGAGE AT admitted that the delegation cavation work. There are also skee" and Jeff Noddle. Frank contact the Athletic Office. found a "total difference on ap- BO Israeli youth and army volREASONABLE PRICES Goldberg and Bill Ginsburg p r o a c h and appreciation be- unteers. The latter will do the were high scorers for R. C. Cola GIKI.S' VOLLEYBALL TRAVELWARE tween ourselves and the Soviets hazardous work on the with 1G and 15 points respecThe Ner Tamid Volleyball on possible solutions to existing most cliff faces. About 150 people will tively. team won two out of two from conflicts" in the Middle East. be LUGGAGE CO. at Massada at a WEDNESDAY. November 27: the challenging Rohanue team "When we raised the problem of time,working including a permanent iMKKBgr, 2WppT» and 7:;)0 p.m,—Milder vs. Robinson last week at the Jewish Com- l i m i t i n g and controling the staff of. SO, of whom 15 are Tjullri' llitni)lt!i|;4 ]{<*|»nir**tl munity Center. Those playing armament supply to the whole archaeological graduates of the Rockets on the Ner Tamid team were: of the Middle East and the cre- Hebrew University. 8::S0—R. C. Cola vs. Micklin H I 4 Harney 341-74*8 Claudia Colin. Anne, Friedman, ation of a denuclearized zone in * * * Gail Ruderman. Michelle Aron- the area, the Soviet leaders de Y. C. BASKETHAI.L The Youth Council league bas- off. Peggy Perimeter, Carrie nied that dangers to peace exist " ketball season will swing into Loss, Nancy Stern. Roni Fish- there." M. Mollet declared. action Sunday. Nov. 21 in the er, Shelli Strauss, Diane KoCenter gymnasium at 10 a.m. lasky, Paula Rosen. Linda Co- Legacies Received without practice round games. hen. Linda Mannheinier. Paula League encounters begin right Magzamin, Donna Canfield, Bet- By N.Y. Federation off with Rayim meeting Chaim ty Cackin. Those playing for RoNew York (JTA) — Legacies Weizmann at 10 a.m. A.Z.A. No. hanue were: Helen Radick. totaling more than $:!0.000.000 Francine Magzamin. Elly Zel1 will encounter A.Z.A. No. 100 have been left to the Federation at 11 a.m. The third encounter in.sky, Faye Samuel.son, Becky o( Jewish Philanthropies of Mauer, Barbara Je.ss. Marilyn ' will find Rayirn's B team hosts Kaplan. Linda Simons, Sharon Greater New York. to Lincoln at 12 pin. This was disclosed in connecHerman, Ziphora Schwalb. Car* * * olyn Brody and Phyllis Lei- tion with a Memorial Service GYMNASTICS AND held at Federation Headquarchook. ters in tribute to persons nam- "OOTT T fnnnfJ fl TUMBLING CLASS ing the Federation for such leg- »AJi l 1UUI1U d A gymnastics and tumbling acies. Hundreds of relatives of class for boys and girls in grade the memorialized philanthropists and high schools has gotten un- Mexican Records attended the services w h i c h derway at the Jewish Communhave become an. annual event ity Center. Made Available The Federation has received The class will be held each Mexico City (JTA)—An Ameri- nearly .'i.000 legacies of which Sunday under the direction of Phil Cahoy. a specialist in this can scholar engaged in research the largest to date has been more than $1,500,000'.and the field. Those desiring to attend for a history of Mexican Jewery smallest $10.are asked to contact the ath- reported that s e c r e t s of the Spanish Inquisition covering maletic department. terial on early Jewish families in Latin America are b e i n g Israeli Tourism J.C.C. BADMINTON CLUB made known to scholars by MexOn fhe Increase The Jewish Community Cen- ican authorities. ter is happy to announce the Tourism to Israel increased Dr. Seymour Licbman. formstart of a badminton club for by 15 per cent in 19K2, more erly of Miami, said that records men and women at the Center of the Catholic church tribunal than twice as much as the rise gym on Monday evenings at 8 covering several hundred years of 7 per cent in the world as a p.m. Only two or four players are now being made available. whole during the year, accord are needed to participate in this He said the scribes of the In- ing to the International Union fast growing sport. Bring a quisition left records "almost of Travel Organizations. friend or come alone, there will fantastic in wealth of detail and always be a game. completeness" on some of the JKWS MAKK GOOD JURORS tribunal's trials. He added that LAWYER'S SURVEY KINDS KIDS WRESTLING thousands of h u in a n dramas, Pittsburgh (WNSJ—If you arc ^A boy's wrestling program is "more exciting than any work a lawyer picking a jury you now in progress on Sunday aft- of fiction," are in the records. might serve the interests of ernoon 1:30 till 2::S0. All boys your client best if you selected interested in learning wrestling German Youths to Jewish jurors. which provides fun. confidence This in effect, though not in and helps develop a sound body, Work in Israel for substance, was the result of a come down to the Center exer- Elders 'Atonement' survey made by a local attorcise room on Sunday. Don Vap ney with a view to aiding trial Tel Aviv (JTA) — Thirty-six will be the instructor. Lessons lawyers in the selection of juryoung West German artisans arare free to Center members or ors. The eighteen-month survey rived in Israel to carry out the $5.00 for ten lessons for non- pledge of their leaders to atono showed that Jews generally members. with their own hands for tha made good jurors because of sins of their parents against the their compassion and lack of bias. However, Jewish jurors MIDGET LEAGUE Jews of Europe. were found to show bias in favTO BE FORMED The artisans will repair an or of people with a higher eduOver 70 boys are now practicing in the Center's Midget Bas- abandoned village in Givot Zeid cation. ketball Leagues on Sunday aft- in the Western Jezreel Valley ernoons—Boys in the fifth and and convert it into a home for On the whole it is better to desixth grades at 2:30 p.m. and some 250 mentally retarded per- serve honors and not to have sons. The same group opened a seventh and eighth grades at convalescent home for victims them, than to have them and not 4 p.m. Registration will close on of Nazi persecution four years deserve them.—Twain. Sunday, December 1, the day ago at Natanya. Members of the teams will be formed. Play will organization for crippled and begin afterwards. Coaches are handicapped children is cooperstill needed for both leagues. ating with the West German For further information contact youths in developing the Givot the Athletic Office. Zeid project. ' ., ' / " . .'*' * * All articles for fha EN GARDE Be strong and of good courJewish Pron A Fencing class, for begin- age: be not affrighted, neither Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Mutt bo in Writing. ners has started at the Jewish be thou dismayed; for tlie Lord Deadline for copy ii Service.,,at MpM at we can make it Community Center. The course thy God is with thee withersoFriday noon. is designed.fon tuHvfencers who ever thou goest.—Jos. 1:9. '•'.
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