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Art Contest for Shidenfs The annual Student Art Contest and .Show, sponsored by the Jewish Community Center was announced this week. Any grade .sellout, junior high ur )ii;;l) school student is eligible to enter, witli trophies being awarded to both boys and girls in lour different divisions. There is no entry fee and the only restriction i.s that the art work must have been completed within the last six months. All entires should be .submitted to the Center's Activities Office and should be in before May I. A special showing of the entries plus the awards will be . given the first Sunday in May. Over 100 students are expected to enter the contest to be judged by professional artists to be announced. • # •
Suitcase Theater The Center's Suitcase Theater, a traveling troupe of grade, junior high and high school students, offers students with talent an opportunity to perform before audiences and groups. Students interested in participating' in the group may' contact the Center. Groups may also arrange for the group to perform, or may arrange for special free acts by advance appointment.
Edward I). Urodkey, -prominent Omaha businessman, bank er and civic leader,1 has ac cepU'd the p o s t of Gemial Chairman ot the I Ml Jewish Philanthropies Campaign, Ar tlmr 11. Goldstein. Jewish Fed cruiiun president, anno u n e e d this week. "Mr. Iirodl'.cy brings to the campaign organizational ability, valuable experience, s i n c e r e leadership and devotion to our Jewish community. "Ife has a clear understanding of our needs in Omaha; the requirements of national agencies which : we support through *. our campaign, and the vital pro- " grams of saving Jewish refu gees and settling them inlsratl, " I feel confident that Kdward D Brodkey will give capable and consecrated leadership to our 1!)(M campaign." Mr. Goldstein said, in . making the announce me nt. 'Obligation to Help' In accepting the appointment
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New Senior Citizens Groups to Be Formed A luncheon and discussion group for retired businessmen only, and a special group to perform part-time work using retired individuals i.s being funned upon request, announced Joseph Hadinowski. Retired businessmen who still retain an interest in the business world or current events, are welcome to join the group Hadinowski stated. Those interested in joining the group are requested to call the Center's Activities Oil ice, .T!lM:i<ifi.
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Beber. now a real estate developer in Park Forest. Illinois, bonded together a handfull of Omaha youngsters in 1024 to form the first AZA chapter. Since that time, B'nai B'rith Youlh Organization has added two other divisions. B'nai B'rith Girls and B'nai B'rith Young Adults and has grown to some 1.800 chapters in the free world. The public is invited to attend the anniversary celebration in the Blackstone Ballroom. Besides speeches by Beber and Morrison, remarks will also be made by Dr. Abe Greenberg and by one of the Omaha charter members. A. skit depicting the history of BBYO will also be featured. Mr. Ed Rosen will serve as master-of-ceremonies. A no-host dinner honoring Mr. Beber will precede the (i o'clock ceremonies. Tickets for the dinner, to be held in the House and Garden Room, are $4.00 each and can be secured by calling Dr. So! Kutler, 55fi-0(liW, or Mrs. Ida Sacks, 558-2380.
Sam Beber founded A.7..A. in Omaha in 1!)2I. Today A..7..A. is a world-wide youth movement of the B'nai B'rith He was among tin* founder's
Leading games, assisting with ideas, running movies, providing entertainers is a short description of the Party Service offered to parents lor children's parties, special cek orations and other events. Utilization of the Party Service may be obtained bv interested parents by calling the Center. Over If) parties are coordinated each month, all at a low service charge, by the Party .Planning .Service.
More Youth Musicicir.s Needed The Center Youlh Orchestra and Dance Band which meets every Sunday afternoon under professional direction would like additional musicians to expand. Accordionists and guitarists are presently needed to develop the "swing section'1 while any giade (Continued on Page 4)
Swimming a Feworife Ceimp Activity Swimming in the l a r g e elshaped Olympic size pool at the new Esther K, Newman Camp is one of the most popular activities at the summer camp, E (f w a r d • D. Brodkey, Camp Chairman stated. Campers not only have the opportunity to swim for pleasure but receive excellent instruction and supervision in swimming .skills, diving andlifesaving techniques, fn charge of the Pool Staff at camp is Jack Bourdess, a teacher of music in the Bellevue, Nebraska Public Schools; an experienced Water Safety Instructor, a holder of a graduate degree in fine arts plus being a member of the Omaha Sftmphonv Ore hi'stra f!ourde<- 5 supervises a staff of our experi-
enced and certified Red Cross Water Safety In.strm tors With the expeiienrcd swim mint', p e r s o n n e l v.e have at camp this s u m in C r Ei odkey said, all children v.ill be able to develop their swimming and diving ability. Competitive swimming instruction as well as lifesaving and advanced swimming will be given to the advanced swimmers. Campers swim at least twice each day at camp, Brodkcy continued, and receive constant top n o t c h supervision. The pool, which holds over lOO.QOO gallons of water has ;i more than adequate filtering and chlorinating svstem and received the approval of the State Health Department. The beginning swimmer will learn to swim and the average swimmer will learn advanced skills in this summer's camp program. Brodkey commented. Parents, however, are urged to enroll their children now for this summer's program of camping if they want them included in camp. Brodkey continued. Camp capacity for two sessions is already being approached rapidly and another capacity season i.s anticipated. Parents should not delay it they plan an Esther K. Newman Crimp program for their children. Four sessions of two weeks, comprising an eight week season, are EUH opea for enrollment.
of the Jewish Philanthropies in O m a h a. He was the General Chairman of the first Jewish Philanthropies C a m p a i g n in 39:50. Sam Beber served as President of the Omaha Jewish Federation in 1(143 and 1044. Sam Bfc'ber, who 40 years ago in Omaha founded Aleph Zadik Aleph. the teenage boys arm of B'nai B'rith, and Steve Horn son. Elgin, Illinois, Grand Aleph Godol of AZA will be featured speakers at 40th anniversary festivities to be held Sunday. April 11, at the Blackstone Hotel at (t p.m.
as General Chairman of tha Campaign. Mr. Brodkey stated: •"I have accepted the assignment to lead the Atl-In-One Philanthropies Campaign despite my many heavy cominilments. I did so out of a sense of obligation and duty to help save Jews, to help maintain American Jewish institutions, and to raise the necessary funds for our own Omaha Jewish agencies. "Included in our campaign are a large number of agencies and institutions -beginning with our own Omaha .lowiah community and circling the entire world. "These, are programs to preserve Jewish life; activities to help the sick and needy; defense of Jewish rights in the United States rind elsewhere; worldwide action to save Jews and bring them to sale countries; the rehabilitation of some 300,000 immigrants in Israel — aft these causes make up our single annual appeal to the Jewish community of O m a h a," Mr. Brodkey said. Omaha Needs Important Stressing the needs of tti« Omaha Jewish community, Mr. Brodkey pointed out that all religious sellouts here receive subslunlial support from Die campaign: needy old folks are enabled to receive care at the Dr. Slier Home for A.g<id; camp scholarships are given to children in need; the community center and the federation familyservice programs are helped. These activities provide Omaha Jews with a complete network of essential sevvices. Ask Community to Respond "Our campaign is communitywide, imu 1 hope that Omaha Jewry will give us the manpower to complete the campaign successfully. I hope. • thecetoce, that the community will respond in this urgent challenge," Mr, Brodkey emphasized. Mr. Brodkey, a member of the Jewish Federation Board, is chairman of the Esther K. Newmttn Gamp Committee and has been active in many community affairs and civic projects. He is president of the. Ames Plaza Bank.
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Will Li¥e in Basis Basle, April 5 fJTA) — Rolf Hochhuth, author of the plav, "The Deputy,' 'which charges Pope Pius XII with failure to protest the Nazi annihilation of European Jewry, was this weekend granted an extension of his Swiss residence permit until the end of this year. Police had earlier refused such an extension after organized demonstrations were held here by Catholic groups when the play was first produced in Basla.
(Left to right): Mcsdames Lloyd Bank, Harold BrodUey, Herbert Kauoport, Albert Himmerman, Pete Milder, Gary Gross and Jack Fox. Not pictured, Mrs. Ervin Simon. The above women, made the decorations for the functions of the Women's Division of the laM Philanthropies Campaign. Mrs. Herbert Hapopori was in charge of the decorations committee. The city-wide Women's Dessert-I.unclieon of the Women's Division of the Jewish Philanthropies Campaign will he held on Wednesday, April 22 a* 12:30 p.m. at the Beth Israel Synagogue, -Mrs. Fred Brodkey, women's chairman and her co-chairmem -Mines;: h.adove FAcwite, A. ('. Felhnaii and C. M. Newman, announced. Women should save this date. Complete plans wilt be announced next week.
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JEFFREY HOCIISTEK Bar Mit/.vah of .Jeffrey Hoc!)ster. son ol Mr. and Mrs. E r m s t Hochster will he cell bratcd on April II at Vr-t'i a.m. ;.t Beth Israel Syna;'o;:iic.
Habbi Brooks will preach on B'nai Jacob Adas Ycbhuron: Friday . Mincha. fi-iO p.m.; Sat- 'THE DKPUTY . . . History's JAMKS' ISKKSKi. urday morning. JI:30 and Win- (load to Conscience." liar Mitzvah of James Brc.sel. cba 6:30 p.m., followed by Sho-. Cantor Manfred F. Kuttmr .son of Mr. and ".Irs. Morris lireand the Temple Choir under the losh Seiidos. Sunday morning direction of Miss Ida (iitlin will :;el will be colebrated on April service at ? a m.-Daily services provide the musical portions of III. I'm! at !N.r> a in. at Jielh at 6:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. the .service. Israel Synagogue. The Men's Club of Temple IsBeth Israel: Rabbi Benjamin rael will meet lor S u n d a y GAItY KIEKICS Groner, Cantor Emil Berkoyits, Brunch at l«:(io o'clock Nund.-iy and the Beth Israel Choir will morning. April 12. at tin- Tem- (jarv Hi<J;es. .son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rir.-ki.-s. will observe conduct the, Late Services this ple. his Bar Mitzvah on Saturday evening at 8:15 p.m. •. The discussion will liej;in at morning. April 1Mb, at the KKiH Traditional F r i d a y evening 10:30 o'clock with Rabbi Sidney Service at Beth El Synagogue. services (Kobolas Shabbos) at H. Brooks as the speaker. 6:40 p 4 i . Saturday m o r n i n g . Rabbi Brooks has chosen Hie JERI I.YNN FAI.lv services begin at 8:45 a:m. Shob- topic: " T h e Free Society and bos Mincha at 6:45 pirn, followed Intermarriage" . . . Are our pro- KAUEX C.(HXI> Mr. and Mrs. Max Fall: anfessed goals compatible w i t h by Maariy at 7:40 p.m. Sunday moring services at our real desires?" Rabbi Brooks nounce the Bas Mitzvah of their 9:00 a.m. followed by breakfast will discuss a new studv which daughter. Jeri Lynn Falk. and Mr. and Mrs. I.conoid Gould and Rabbi's class in Bible, Jun- sheds light on this problem of announce the P.as Mitzvah of ior Minyon starts at 8:30 a!m. Jewish survival. The men of Temple Israel are their daughter. Karen Gould, on Daily services at '7:00 a.m. invited to attend and bring a Saturday morning. April lilth at and 6:50 p.m. frieild with them for this stimu- the 10::>,0 Service at Beth El Synagogue. Beth E l : Sabbath Eve Serv- lating discussion. The second in the series of ices a t Beth El Synagogue will JOHN I'EI'I'EH begin this.evening at 8:15. Rabbi Coffee and Conversations at John Pepper, son of Dr. and Myer S. Kripke will deliver the Temple Israel originally schedsermon. Cantor Aaron I. Edgar uled for April 14 at lli'(K) a m . Mrs. Maurice PeppiT. will beand the Beth El Synagogue: has been cancelled due to con- come r,;ir Mifzvah. Saturday, Choir will render the musical flict with Sisterhood Ii o a r d April 111. at Temple Israel. Meeting and Luncheon on that portions of (he Service. R<)iSF.I!T AKONSON Traditional Sabbath Morning date. The second in the Coffee and Robert Aronson. .son of Mr. Services will begin at 8:30, The Family Service will begin at Conversations s e i a s for this and Mrs. Harvey Aronson, will .Spring will be held April 2\ at become Bar Mit/.vah. Saturday, ]0:3fl. MinchaMaariv Services 1(1:110 a.m., 'with (lie third ses- April J1. at Temple Israel. Will be held at 6:i!0 p.m. sion scheduled for April 2.'! and Sunday morning services will the fourth and last of the series begin at 9:00. Services during being scheduled for May 5. the week a r e held at 7:00 a.m. Kahbi Sidney H. Brooks conand 7:00 p.m. ducts these sessions and leads the discussions. TVinole Israel: Sabb.'ilh TCvcnint; Services at Temple Israel London. April 5 (JTA)--Morr will be at .".:l"i o'clock Friday than 1.000 persons attended a I'vening with Rabbi Sidney II. SIDNKY WASSIOItMAN' meeting here today commemorBrooks .officiating. Sidney 11. Washerman. 40. ating the 21st anniversary of the passed away March 31. We is Warsaw Ghetto uprising and survived by his wife. Sylvia: paying tribute to memory of the daiiglher. Marylin: parents, Mr. r.,000,000 Jewish victim;;' of the and Mrs. Max Wasserman; sis- Nazi holocaust. The meeting ter. Mrs. Rosalie Friedman; was arranged by the Polish-Jew. J e r u s a l e m . A p r i l ".> i.JTr.V— brother. Jerome, all of Omaha. ish Ex-Servicemen's AssociaMyer Feldtnan. Deputy Special Services were held Wednesdav. tion in cooperation with the Counsel to President Lyndon B. at the Jewish Funeral Home. In- Board of Deputies of British Johnson, this weekend paid a terment at Beth El Cemeterv. Jews, the British Section of the courtesy call on Prime Minister World Jewish Congress, the AsLevi Esbkol. Mr. Feldman, who MINNIE I'AIUI.MA.V sociation of Jewish Ex-Servis here on a week's visit as a Minnie Parilman. 64. died icemen and Women, and a .speguest of the Wcizrnann Institute April 5. She is survived by her cial memorial committee, of: Science, will meet with the husband. Morris; one daughter, Lady Gaitskell. widow of the P r i m e Minister tomorrow to Mrs, Barbara Goldman of Sco.tts-finalize the details of Mr. Esh- dale. Ariz.; two grandchildren. late Labor Party leader, Hugh kol's visit to the United States Services were held April G at Gaitskell. declared in an adthe Jewish Funeral Home and dress at the meeting that "by in June, at the invitation of burial was at Golden Hill Cenie- remembering the epic of the President Johnson. Warsaw Ghetto we renew our Premier Eshkol's visit to the tary. own inspiration to fight for huUnited States, which is schedman dignity. If we are to pay uled to last 10 days, will include DR. A. A. STEINBERG Dr. A. A. Steinberg passed our debt to the memory of the two days of talks with President Jews who fought and died in the Johnson and other U. S. officials away March 22. He is survived Ghetto of Warsaw," she added, as well as visits to Cape Ken- by his wife Ceil: two daughters, '.'it can only be by fighting innedy; and other points of inter- Mrs. Maynard Small of Kansas justice, discrimination and cruelest. Besides New York, Mr. City and Miss Shelley Steinberg ty wherever they raise their Eshkol will also visit the West and two grandchildren. Services ugly heads." Coast where he will meet with were held at Beth El Synagogue and burial was at Pleasant Hill Other speakers included Prof. Jewish communal leaders. Cemeterv. Alan Bullock, prominent British During this w e e k e n d , Mr. historian; Sir Barnett Janner, Feldman visited former Prime REBECCA MARGOLIN' m e m b e r of. parliament and Minister David Ben- Gurion at Rebecca Margolin, iifi. passed president of the Board of Depuhis.home in Sde Boker in the away March 2f). She is survived ties; Michael Cliffe, chairman of Negev and tourned Eilat, Is- by 6 daughters: Mrs, Minetle the Memorial Committee; Col. rael's southernmost port. Finkel. Mrs. Abe Winer. Mrs. Sue George Bean, past president of Mr. Feldman was appoined Papilsky all of California; Mrs. the Association of Jewish ExDeputy Special Councel by the Hyman Belman, Mrs. Max Platt Servicemen; and Jacob Halevy, late President John F. Kennedy. and Mrs. Joe Bernstein of Oma- chairman of the British Section When President Johnson took ha; one son, Harold Margolin of of the World Jewish Congress. office, Mr. Feldman was asked Kansas City, 12 grandchildren to continue in his White House and 11 great grandchildren. She post and he has done so. • was buried at Beth E! Cemetery.
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SS Men Had to Kill Jews or Die Brunswick. April 5 iJTR)--Exp'.Tt witnesses in the trial of ir»'e former SS cavalry officers in Ibt wartime murder of T,.2HO Jews in Pinsk testified ye.sterday on the issue ol what happened to SS men if they refused to obey commands for torture; and murder. Dr. Manfred Hriedrr, a former German military j u d g e , said thai c o m m a n d s had to be obeyed without consideration as, lo ilicir criminal nature. He said it would have been impossible for a man with Hie r.ink of s.fjuadi'on commander in a cavalry regiment lo reject an order handed down from Hitler to c a n y out executions, lie .said Dial if would have been up to the j'cnerals to protect tin jr subordinates from being given criminal commands. Dr. Han:; Globke. who quit under fiff- as a key advisor to Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, also was a witness. Tie said he fir.st learned of tin; shonlinj's in the East.at the beginning of the invasion of Russia. He said that in discussions with other officials in Berlin at the time, the unanimous opinion had been expressed that the .man who did not carry out an order to shoot must reckon v.-jlh being shot himself. Globke. who was Iheii an official in the Interior Ministry, added that In.- was not aware of any cases where this had happended. He also testified that he knew of a Ministry official who, on learning about tin: mass .'hooting?,, gol a transfer from the Jewish department to another department. Dr. Hans Biichhuiin. of the Munich Institute of Contemporary History, said that SS men had plenty of opportunities to {lodge carrying out orders to shoot civilians, but that most of them lacked the courage to refuse to obey .such orders.
Miss Charlotte Brodkey. who i.s a candidate for a Ph.D. in Archaeology, is the recipient ol a James M. Bennett Fellowship from I In: University of Pennsyl? vania. She will study for onsi year at the American School of Classical Similes in Athens, Greece, and travel in that pait of the world before returning t o the United Stales Mi:s Urodkcy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fr<-(1 Uro'fikey, '.!:!f> South f'.ilth Sheel, plans to spend the summer ii! Omaha before leaving lor Athens in September, * * * Howard Chudacolf. son ol Mr. and P.Irs. Irving Chudacoff. was named to the Dean's List at the University of Chicago.
Gmahans in News Mrs. Julius Newman has been elecleil president of the Hanscom I'ark Improvement. Club for Ihe fourth consecutive veal'. Rabbi Benjamin Groner \".it admitted to the practice of h r v in the Slate of Nebraska tin Thursday, April 2 when he took ibe oath adininislered by tho Honorable George II. Turner, clerk of the Supreme Court in Nebraska.
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New Books in the Bible SecAlbany (NTA)—A delegation Mrs. Wyinati White, fund raising tion of the J.C.C. Library Tin" HAIIASSAH London. April 5 UTA)—The of the Metropolitan Council of vice-president; Mrs. Maynard Hebrew Scriptures by "Samuel April Hoard Meeting, Om:ili;i Ideological Commission of the the American Jewish Congress Chapter of Ihidasiiah, is April Finkle, membership vice-presi- Sandniel, Soviet Communist Party this asked Gov. Nelson Rockefeller dent; Mrs. Meyer Halprin, proKith at 12:31) p.m. at the home? of "The Bible has been sacred weekend criticized the publica- and .state legislators this week gram vice-president; Mrs. RodMrs. J. Harry Kulakofsky, 9.TJ0 for at least twenty centuries to tion by the Ukrainian Academy ney Shkoinick, treasurer: Mrs. very many people in very many of Sciences of the anti Semitic to act to bar Christmas celebraDavenport. tions in public schools in New Martin Lesser, financial secre* * * lands. As a result there have book, •'Judaism Without Embel- York state in accordance with tary; Mrs. Milton Simon, corarisen different modes of inter- lishment," it was reported here the United States Supreme Court • JSKT1I I X SIH'I'lCltHOOl) "The Creative Artist in Kvcry responding secretary; Mrs. Mau- preation. some of which have today from Moscow. The book, rulings against such sectarian rice .Schwartz, recording secresurvived into our own time . , . which contains anti-Jewish cariWoman" will be the feature of activities. The 2(l() d e l e g a t e s , the April M luacheoi) meeting tary; Mrs. Martin Kormaii, Only in the past, two centuries catures reminiscent of N a z i guardian: Mrs. Marvin Greenof tin: H.'lli !•:! Sisterhood. The has the primary focus of in- propaganda, has already been making their annual visit to Alprogram, arranged by Mines. span, sentinel and Mrs. Jack terpretation been on what the attacked by Communist parties bany also asserted that public school officials were ignoring Robert Wiijjner. A. C. Folhnan, Noodell, historian. Bible meant at the time when in various Western countries. Hostesses at the door will be each of the individual portions and Meyer ilalprin. prer.i'iil.s The statement, w h i c h was the constitutional guarantee of Mrs. Abe Faier, a local art in- Mrs. Burton Danevilz and Mrs. was written . . . To understand adopted at a special meeting of .separate religious observances structor, talkin;; on the various Joe Frank. Everyone is wel- the intent ol the Bible we must the Ideological-Commission and in the classroom." a.'-pc-cts of paintin;; media, and come. put ourselves back into a period was published in Pravada, orIhc abilities to express onesself • * * of history and a geographical gan of the USSR Communist London UTA)—An anthology through painting. There will bi; KKTJI ISRAEL SISTKMIOOI) region, far removed from us.'' Party, said that the book con- of modern Israeli poetry coma display of the work ol some Members of Beth Israel SisRabbi Sandniel combines n tained statements and illustra- prising, representative works of of tin; Sisterhood members who terhood will meet on Tuesday, more than 40 Israeli Hebrew,. are pupils of Mrs. Koier. in ad- April Mth. at 12::i(l p.m. in the literate style with the most mod- tions that "may insult the feel- Yiddish and Arabic poets, has dition to various works of art in Synagogue' Social Hall for their ern techniques and findings of ings of believers and be inter- been translated into Russian and historical, l i t e r a r y , linguistic, preted in a spirit of anti-Semiother forms by Sisterhood mempublished by the Soviet Governber;;. Mines. Norman Denenbertf monthly meeting and luncheon. and Biblical scholarship. Sever- tism." ment Publishing House. The At this time, the officers for the al valuable appendices treat maand Donald No[;|.; will also parThe party a n n o u n c e m e n t works, which were translated by next year will be elected. The terial of crucial interest such as ticipate in the program. Rabbi added that the book "contra- various Jewish and non-Jewish Kripke will pive a condensed program for the afternoon will the significance of the Deed Sea dicted the party's Leninist poli- translators, include poems by f e a t u r e a skit entitled. "My Scrolls, and the relationship of .summary of Ihe governor's concy on religious and nationally Jacob Fichinan, Yehuda Kami, ference on raee and re!ii:ion, Mother, the President." The cast the Old Testament to Judaism questions, and merely feeds aii- Abraham Shlonsky, Avigdor Haconsists of Mines. John Quinii, and Christianity. and officers will bo elected for ti-S o v i e t insinuations of our nieiri, Nathan Altcrman, Leah Yale Ilalperin, William Kalzthe comini; year. This book will fascinate all ideological foes who are trying man, Alan Crouii.se, and Harold those who would like even a at all costs to create a so-called Goldberg, and others. 1'rayer.s will be led by Mines. Zelinsky, with Mrs. Saul Harris glimpse into the deep, deep well Jewish question." The statement Robert Wa(;ner and Lawrence directing. reiterated, however, the official of the past. Kpslein. cat.ci'itif! coordinators, Senior Citizen's assertions that the Jews in the Mrs. Jay Stoler is in charge OTHERS: Mines. David Platt and Eugene Soviet Union "are all respected Lounge of social arrangements with a Cooper, assisted by Mines. MorCmnmcnlarics mi (he Five ton Urr.'lt. Seymour Davis, Gary committee composed of Mines. Scrolls by Mantle A. Stephenson. in the same situation as other -Jewish ('ominuniiy Center peoples." Gross. Kurt Ilirschin|;er. Alex Rubin Ratner, David Ilahn. A. A. Faith of the Psalmists by IfelKvery Mondny Plot kin. Yale Richards, Ben Win- ZelinskVi Harry S i r e f, Sidney nier Ringgren. Pravda indicated that, after From 10 A.M. to 8 J'.M. troub. Sitter .services provided. Goldberg, Albert. Sorkin. William More I, o v e s than OIK by the furor caused by Ihe book o o » ]{<.'.servations: Mines. M o r r i s Poster. Louis Schwartz. Joseph Stuart Rosenberg. abroad, the Ideological ComActivities, run, Itrrmifion, Brice. 5.r)(i-M20; Isaac l.)loo;;off, Szmerlak. Harry Colin, Frank mission was specially convened Esehatolngy by R. II. Charles. Siii-iiils for Senior Citizens 55M0!)(l; Milton Mint/. 55(i-2!lll>; Cohen, Max Colin, and Julius The itililK anil Modern Medi- to review the entire question of Jacob Turek, 553-2H52; decora- Hart. anti-religious literature. cine by Jacob B. Glenn, M.D. • 1 * tions. Mrs. Meyer Halprin. - The Sunday Observer today Biblical Sites hi the Holy Land hailed the action of the Soviet COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN' by Christine H and Preston RobTHE HOLLIS CO. IIIKl!R CIIOI.IM OKG. authorities in moving with "unMcsdames Justin Manvitz, HI:AI. ISSTATK inson. exampled speed" in reacting to The Hikur Cholim Orftaniza- Lloyd Friedman, 'Gerald Bern'I'I> lluy or Sell Cull Legends of Daniel by R. Tal. the publication of the anti-Semtion will hold their regular des- stein, Herbert Meiches. Ernest ROSE HOLLIS Legends of Samson by S. Si- itic book. In an editorial comsert luncheon meeting on Mon- Pricsinan, Morris J. Shapiro, 553-2190 menting on the statement conday. April Kith at. \2:'M) p.m. in and Harry Altsuler will repre- inoni. "I-"<»r I'rofrwHioiijil nml the auditorium of the Jewish sent the Omaha Section ol the Legends of Elijah by R. Tal. cerning the book by the IdeoloIYr».,,nili/c-d Scrvlr"'" gical Commission of the Soviet Community Center. Members arc National Council of J e w i s h The Impact of the Dead Sea Communist Party, the Observer ui|;ed to attend this meetini;. Women at the North-Cent nil Re- .Scrolls by A. N. Gilkes. expressed the hope that the acElection of officers will be held. gional Conference in Aurora, Dictionary of the It i h I «• by tion would "serve as a prece4 9 * Illinois, from April VI to 15. it was announced today by Mrs. Frederick C. Grant & H. H. Row- dent" for the future. The ObCOKNIir.SKKK LODGE ley. server's expert on Soviet afThe Cornhusker Lodge of thn Manvitz, Section President. Pictorial Bible Dictionary by fairs, Edward Crankshaw, said B'nai E'rith in cooperation with that the Communist CommisMerrill C. Tenney. the Beth Israel Synagogue is TEMIM.E ISRAEL sion's action "is an indication of The Art of Lands in Ihe Bible how sensitive the Soviet GovScb (Subby) Fulvercnta pleased to announce the third in .SISTERHOOD ;i series of concerts devoted to Rabbi Sidnev Brooks and bis by Shirley Glubok. ernment is to charges of anti25 Years' Experience Jewish Music. It will be held wife, Jane, will share the spotThe Propliel of (lie Dead Sea Semitism." April 19, at II:.'IO p.m. at Beth light at the Temple Israel Sis- Scrolls by Upton Clary Ewing. With Jewish Israel. F u r t h e r condemnations of terhood 1:00 p.m. luncheon meetHebrew and Semitic Studies Lettering and Memorials Cantor Emil Berkovits of Beth ing on Tuesday, April 14, at the by D. W. Thomas & W. D. Mc- "Judaism Without Embellishment" were printed this weekIsrael will be the speaker-per- Tern Die. Hnrdy. 2211 So. 8th 341-2452 end in the European press. In former, and his subject will be: Rabbi and Mrs; Brooks will Literature From the Bible Paris, "France Observatcur," "Tile Role of the Cantor—Today review and present the pros and by Joseph Frank. a left-wing newspaper, asserted & Yesterday." His presentation cons of the controversial, wideC o n s u l t Mrs. Al Zwerling, that no one can deny now that will include a recital plus exam- ly-read b o o k , "The Feminine librarian, for your r e a d i n g anti-Semitism e x i s t s in the ples of the voices of other not- Mystique." by Betty Friedan. pleasure. USSR. The Jewish Resistance iible Cantors thru the medium This best seller has been the Organization in France sent a of records. topic of many heated conversaprotest against, publication and The last of the concerts, to be tions during the recent year. dissemination of the book, to the tt'AIX TO WAl.l. CAIIWCTING given in May, will feature Can- "The Feminine Mystique," deals AND FIIKMTIIKK Soviet War Veterans Organizator Aaron Edgar of the Beth El with modern woman's status IX VO1III HOME tion. Two periodicals in BelSynagogue. His program will be and role in our American sociegium, including one dominated announced at a later date. Tel Aviv, April 5 UTA)—Two ltDIHTINi; o ItWAIItlNU ty. by leftists, also voiced their I,AVIN(i a SKN'IXC These concerts are open to IIIXIUN<> • Cl.ICANIMr Program Chairman is Mrs. German sailors, who broke into protests. the public without charge. Re- Jack Levin. Luncheon Co-Chair- a home in Haifa on Passover freshments will be served. For Eve with shouts of "Heil Hitler," additional information, contact man are Mrs. Joe Lipton and were allowed to return to their KBON Radio 1490 Presents Morris Hoffman, Adult Educa- Mrs. Lazar Kaplan. Decorations ship yesterday after being ar"Message of Israel" tion Chairman, telephone: .r>f>l- Co-Chairmen are Mrs. Sidney rested, and sentenced to fines Sunday, April 12 at 8 a.m. Taren and Mrs, Harvey Ferer. 011G. of .$500 each and a week in jail. "Conference on Soviet Jews" Reservations for the 1:00 p.m. RUG CLEANERS Dieter Kielbase of Lubeck, Rabbi Maurice Eisendrath luncheon and program may be FARBANI) MEETS SUNDAY and M a n f r e d Foyerdirks of Don Bernstein, 345-2554 Pres. U.A.H.C. made by calling Mrs. Philip MalThe regular meeting of Far- kin—553-3206; or by calling the Hanieln, had their fines paid by the agent of the ship, the Anbund Labor Zionist and Poale Temple Israel office. Zion will be held Sunday April The luncheon and book re- nemarie Heiger, which sailed 12th, at the Jewish Community view will be preceded by an later yesterday. The sailors had been in jail since the incident Center at 6:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m. Board Meeting. Chairman Milton Nearenberg Baby sitting service will be last Friday. They were convicted of entering the home and PHOTOGRAPHER requests all members to be sure available for the afternoon. demanding a drink. When they to attend. Very important cor817 South 36th Street— 345-1044 were refused, they shouted antirespondance. Mr. Aaron ZiederEsther K. Newman Camp Jewish insults until they were man who has lived in Israel NATURAL Black and Season Dates arrested. They told the court many years and was active in And 1st Session—2 Weeks—June COLOR they thought the house was a White nil Israeli activities will dis22-July 5 bar. cuss Labors Roll in Israel. Res2nd Session—2 Weeks—July ervations will be accepted until fi-July 10 0:30 p.m. Friday by calling .'M23rd Session—-2 Weeks—July 38U1. 20-August 1 *' • • 4th Session—2 Weeks—AnCOMMITTEE FOR SIX MltLION MARTYRS CORNHUSKKR li'NAI U'ltlTH gust 3-August 1C The regular monthly meeting Season Hates of the Cornhusker B'nai B'rith Commemorating the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Other will be April l.'i at 11:15 at the Omniums Areas Blackstone Hotel. Mrs. Harry SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1964. AT 3 P.M. AT BETH EL SYNAGOGUE Two Weeks . . .$100 $115 Richman will sing accompanied Four Weeks . . . $20(1 $230 by Miss Susan Steusloff. There Six Weeks . . . . .$300 $345 Sponsored by Omaha And Council Bluffs Rabbinical Council will also be installation of new Eight Weeks .. .$400 $4f>0 Including ilia Cantors of All the Synagoguoi . officers to be installed by Mrs. Campers may be registered Organizations Cooporalintj Arc: Farband Labor Zionist Order, Max Sacks, The new officers for two, four, six or eight : Jewish War Volcrans Post No. 260, Pioneer Women, Workmons C i r c U •ire: • . • • : Fhonc 393-3633 week:;. E057 BLOHDO Mrs. James Wax, president;
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TRACK MEET SUNDAY . The Jewish Youth Council Will hold its annual track and (Continued from Page 1) : field meet. Sunday, April 1!) at Washington. April 5 UTAI — plight (if the great body of peoor junior hij;h school student;; who play an instrument will ha J l a.m. at Technical High School. Powerful ;ijip<.'ai-s to the people ple' in the Soviet Union whose .Events include: 100 yd. dash. of 'the United Stalt-.s and to the human rij'.'nt to freedom ot re- welcomed into the i;roup to develop their skill in playiiu; popular music. 220 yd. dash, shotput, broad American Government to help ligious exercise is substantially curtailed. jump, mile run, 880 yd. run. 440 American Jewry in the fi;;ht for "The di:;i riiiiinalion against yd. run, softball throw, 8110 re- securing full and equal rights Other Adult Courses Being Offered for Jews in the Soviet Union Jews by the Government of the lay and a tug-ofwar contest. New courses being developed for adults include a special were voiced here toni;;lit at the Soviet Union is an aspect of photography course, a course in motion picture techniques, a beoverall discrimination against opening session of the American J.C.C. •ALL-StARS BATTLE ginning and advanced course in puintiu*',. a course in small boat Jewish Conference on Soviet all religions groups,'' Justice maintenance, another .series in boats and their ciperal ion. a cotirsi; G. E . BOYS' "CLUB Goldbcr;; s a i d "It is. however, Jewry, convened by 21 major in patio cookery plus physical conditioning classes lor men, and : The Youth Council AH Stars American Jewish organizations :;omeliiiug more than a manifesinstructor certification courses in swimming. 'defeated the Boys" Club All " and representing practically a!i tation of religion;7, repression by Stars 51-50, in a tight rugged the Jews in this country. an atheist .state. The evidence ;; battle at the G. E. Boys' Club is overwhelming that the re- Tuforing Service Available for Sfudcrcft More than HO!) delegates arc li;;iour; and cultural 'freedom of Helping students with school .problems or Iwlpiiyj; r.tAKlonts on Monday evening. April (ith. attendini; the two day conferwho w;in( advanced instruction in n particular course of study, Dan Katskee and Nate Am- ence which opf'iu'd this evening Soviet Jewry i.'i more severely i.s the jjoal of the Center';; Tulorin;; Service. limited tiian any other religions Ster hit in the double figures ns at., the Wilhird Hotel heiv with Personal individual instruction is provided by qualified col;.;roup and that discrimination well -as sweeping the back- impressive addresses by Sulege, students or graduate .teachers. No charge is made by (lie against Soviet Jews has reached , boards clean. The team v.fis preme Court Jur.tico Arthur J. Center for its services while a small hourly charge is made by alarmini: proportions. The tr.i};sparked by floor play of Arnie Coldber;;. U. S. Senator Abrathe individual.tutors providing the instruction. ic experience, of mankind with Kimmel. Ted S a n f o r d . Phil ham A. Hibicoff and Rabbi V'ri Arrangements ior tutoring or possible testini; may he arthe cancer of anti-Semitism, so Grecnberg and Bruce Hober- Miller, president of the Syriaranged by phone call confirmation with the Center. fresh in the minds of all, makes * * * man. goRiie Council of Arnerica. it imperative that those who » * * Justice Gold'oiTg einpliasi/.ed believe in the dignity of man Chess Fans Requested! to Call In RAYIM WINS that "discrimination a g a i n s t and in human rights speak out Those interested in playinj; chess are urfled to call in to the SWIMMING Ml-'.KT Soviet Jews has reached "alarm- in vigorous protect." Center as a chess group is being formed to permit weekly eveRayim continued to dominate ing proportion.*;." Sen. Hibicoff ning informal chess play and competition. Poinim;; out that the conferYouth Council athletics by eas- revealed that the Senate will ence here is "a mutually tinily winning the Youth Council hold bearings on tlio resolution predented testimonial to the Swimming meet, held in the introduced last September by unity of .Jewish opinion" on the Center pool last week. 64 Senators, denouncing Soviet treatment oi Jews in Soviet ; : Final team totals were: Iiay- discrimination a g a i n s t .Jc.vs. Russia. Justice Goldberg ex• iin 42 points; Chaini Weizman l i a b b i Miller declared that p r e s s e d confidence that the 9 points; A.Z.A. No. 1, '.', points, American Jewry "will not rest Jew:> in t h t United Suites "will until justice is achieved lor the continue to protest against the arid A.Z.A. No. 100. no points. Individual winners were: Al Jews in Russia.'" Label A. Katz. virus of anti-Semitism in the Muskin, -10 yd. freestyle. Steve n a t i o n a l president of B'rini Soviet Union until no vestige of Luttbeg. 60 yd.' Butterfly. Steve B'rith. presided over the session. it remains." Luttbeg. BO' yd. Breast-stroke. "Alarming I'rnporliiins Justice Goldberg then enumJustice Goldberg stressed that erated specific 'discriminations Barry Zoob. 00 yd. Backstroke. 'the denial of huni'ju rights by . Marc Romaiuk. 100 yd. freestyle practiced against Jews in the the Soviet Union to Jews is Soviet Union, ns compared with "and Al Muskin. diving. properly a matter of deep conthe rights enjoyed by other naThe final Olympic Y o u t h Council Activity for tin; program cern to all American;; of every tionalities in the USSR. "Jews," year will be the T r a c k and religious persuasion." He . em- he .said, "are vilified in the Field meet at Tech High School phasized that the conference Soviet press and other mass cm Sunday morning, April l!Hli. "cannot be unmindful of the media which reflect hostility to ' ' * V * the Jewish people ,-JS such. This has . reached such proportions SOFTBALL CLINIC that Western Communist parThe Jewish Community Centies, w l i i c h generally follow ; t e r Athletic "Department' will slavishly the Kremlin line, have hold a one-day softball clinic on Denver UTA)—Marilyn. Van- been moved to protest the pubSunday, April 19th. • . Derbiir. Miss America of 1958, lication of. a blatantly anti-Sem, The clinic site will be the Cen-. a Protestant was married to itic book, published ]ate last ter Gymnasium. The clinic is Lawrence A.'.Atler, member of year in Kiev, copies of which for boys from grades five- a leading Denver Jewish fam- have just come to light in thi<? through' twelve. The clinic will ily, in a ceremony at which country and in the- rest of the be divided into playing tech- liabbi Joseph Goldman of Tem- Western worldniques, lectures, movies. ple jVIicah officiated. Many Death .Sentences Against For further information, call The father of the groom .is Jews Chuck Arnold at the Center Noah Alter, past president of "This book." 'Judaism WithAthletic Department, rm-I.tfifi.B'nai B'rith District 2 and past out Embellishment," lie said, "is k u « president of the J e w i s h Con- not a privately printed tract; it was officially i s s u e d by the sumptive Relief Society. ".'.FRESHMAN ""'SOFTBALL LKAGUK Asked whether she planned to Ukrainian Academy of Science and had a substantial press run Calling all Ninth Graders lo convert, the former Miss' Amer- in the Ukrainian language. I participate in the Centers Solt- ica r.aid "I will study Judaism have seen this book, and its .ball.League .to be. held nt Ehn- with Larry. A f t e r that, we'll cartoons are sharply reminiswood Park on Thursdays at see." cent of Julius Stretcher's Der 4:00 p.m. All freshmen, whether London <JTA)—An exhibition . Stuermer, that notorious Nazi members of clubs or unaffiiipublication/' . ated. are eligible-for the league depicting the reaction of the The Supreme Court J u s t i c e Bulgarian people to the persecuplay. •"'-.. tion of the Jews under the Nazis, said he noted in today's newsIf you would like to partici- will be shown abroad, first in papers that tho hierarchy of the pate in this league plan to at- Paris and then in other cities, it Soviet Ideological Committee of tend a special League Organi- .was reported liere from Sofia. the. Communist Party has iszational meeting this Sunday, The exhibition, which was seen sued what appears to be a parApril 12th, 19G4 at 2:00 p.m. in by thousands during its two-tial repudiation of "Judaism the Center's Gymnasium. II you week display in Sofia, was as- Without Embellishment." "This cannot attend and would like to sembled by the Jewish commun- is welcome,, if somewhat beparticipate we suggest you con- ity organization in Bulgaria. lated," he said, "but in itself tact Chuck Arnold, Center Ath- Documents in the exhibit show demonstrates the value of forthletic Director, so that your name that many Bulgarians extended right, worldwide protest against may be included on the league help a t great risk to local Jews manifestations of a n t i - S e m i roster. during the Nazi occupation. ttsni."
Jewry Appeals Against Soviets