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To the Women of the Community: We cordially invite you to become a member of the "FRIENDS OF ESTHER K. NEWMAN CAMP," ;i women's service organization dedicated to the good and welfare of the canip. The Esther K. Newman Camp is still in its infancy. Just one year old, it needs nurturing, care and attention to develop it into the ideal camp which will serve our children, our grandchildren, and our community. Our projects will be such that will help make the camp a wonAs Omaha's 19(iJ Jewish Philanthropies Campaign passed the three-quarter mark, derland for our children, and a useful and worthwhile asset lor outEdward I). KrnAUcy, general chairman; Irving Ilerzog, initial gifts chairman; James Farentire community. We invite you to join us in this undertaking! For 25 years we ber, men's chairman, and Mrs. Fred lirokey, women's chairman, urged volunteer camdrcntnt about a camp of our own. We now have it; and now we paigners to make every effort to reach all prospects. must give it our interest and support! Our "Friends" will also act as a liaison between camp and "Only by vigorous personal solicitation," the chairman community, and brill)! the community's reactions to the camp. To i Ht A. said, "will we be able to continue the pace we have set and make our aims possible, we need a large sustaining membership, achieve our goals. We urge every one of our volunteer so that every woman in the community will have a share in this wonderful activity. workers fo redouble their efforts." For the small sum of $2.00 a year, you have Hie privilege and pleasure of being a part of this meaningful and wonderful enterprise, dedicated to our children and community. Services w e r e held Sunday, riHLANTHKOI'ircS SCOUKBOAKH Below is a "Membership Enrollment Ulank." Please fill it out June 2fi for Mrs. Henry A. Newand return it with your check of $2.00. As of June 30, 19G1 man with interment at Pleasant Officers of tlic "Friends of i Membership Enrollment Blonk Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Newman, Ttie following are current reports from divisions in the Esther K. Newman Camp." FRIENDS OF 66, died Saturday morning at a ESTHER K. NEWMAN CAMP Mrs, Irving Heiv.og. president. 1964 Omaha Jewish Philanthropies Campaign: Mr*. David Feder, ircotvrtr Mrs. Ernest A. Nogg. vice, local hospital. 4109 Dodya Slreel, Apt. V president. Omaha, Nebraska 481JI 1901 Total She had lived in Omaha 60 Mrs. David Feder, treasurer. Pleat* enroll me at o member of iht Division To Date years. "friend* of Esthur K. Newmon Camp" Mrs. Robert I-evine. secre(of HU 45. tary. She was the wife of Henry A. Initial Gifts , $326,RB<I.5O My check tor $2.03 is encfoied. Mrs. I. .B. Ziegmau. g i f t s Newman, executive vi ce-presichairman. Men's Division , 15,446.50 dent of Hinky Dinky S t o r e s Mrs. Seymour Lee, Council Company. Bluffs, area chairman. Women's Division 53,240.81) Mrs. Newman was active in Young Women's Division , 2,268.00 the Jewish community. She was chairman of the Women's DiBusiness Women's Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,600.00 vision of the Jewish Phibnthropies in 1948. She wa;; president High School Division .....^......... G85.59 New York <JTA> — S..-ventyof the Federation of J e w i s h four American college students Women's Clubs from 1950 to Organizations .' 2,:tl2!>0 sailed for Israel today for a J!l")!i. Mrs. Newman was also Miscellaneous 175.00 year of study at the Hebrew active in Brandeis University, University in Jerusalem. The Hadassah, Temple Israel and a students, from all part of the long standing worker for the TOTAL $404,G2.'J.«9 country, representing 40 colRed Cross and many other comleges, were selected from many munity activities. The establishment of the applicants by. the American StuArthur H. Goldstein, president dent Program Committee of the Leonard J. Rips Memorial American Friends of the He- Scholarship by the family, rela- of the Jewish Federation of brew U n i v e r s i t y , under the tives and friends of Mr. and Omaha paid tribute to Mrs. Henchairmanship of P r o f e s s o r Mrs. Aaron Rips, on the occa- ry A. Newman: '•Jennie Newman will be soreOscar I, Janowsky. The number of students par- sion of their 4'ith wedding anni- ly missed by her family, her versary, was announced this friends, and her community. She ticipating in the program this year is almost double last year's week by Arthur II. Goldstein, was dedicated to the welfare of enrollment and the l a r g e s t Jewish Federation president. her people and served them, group to date. The program, This scholarship is to be a me- and civic causes with equal ier• • now in its tenth year, is de- morial to their son who lost his vor. signed to afford the American life in World War II. Leonard "She attained high h o n o r s students a broader scope in was killed in action on October both as Chairman o[ the Womtheir chosen field of study as en's Division of the Jewish Phil- ' well as giving them an oppor- 8, 1044, in France, at the age anthropies in 1948 and as Presi- . tunity "to savor Israel's culture of 20. dent of the Federation of JewHe was a graduate of Central ish Women's Clubs, 1956-58. Beat first hand and to contribute to a better understanding in Is- High School, class of 1941, and cause of her, our community is rael of America and American attended Creighton University at a better one for she went her Jewish ideals and institutions," the time he was called to serv- way 'lighting candles, instead of ice. cursing the darkness.'" The Leonard J. Rips ScholarShe is survived by her husship will be administered by the band, Henry A.; sisters, Mrs. Family Service Department of Oscar Sutin, Omaha, and Mrs. the Jewish Federation and ap- Harold Moss, Cleveland, Ohio; plications are obtainable from and brothers, Joe Rasnick, ChiIt was announced today toy the Department. It will be cago, Ben Rasnick, Erie, Pa., Bob Funnan, director of the awarded annually to high school and Max Rasnick, Cleveland. new series "Religion and Life" graduates and college students on KETV Channel 7, that the to further their education. Center Day Camp and its staff program, and campers will be featured on_ the Saturday proThis call h for the eyes and minds and hearts of thoM gram July 11 at 1:30 p.m. and WHO HAVE NOT CONTRIBUTED yet to the 1964 Jewish PhilThe host for this series is Paul anthropies Campaign. Register Your Child Nesselroad who will be interviewing the Camp Director Dik "The wonderful weather and Until you do, we cannot reach our goal. Today W e i n e r. Mr. Nesselroad and excellent programming have ac"Uncle Dik" will be chatting counted for a substantial upMORE IMPORTANTLY: UNTIL YOU DO. LIVES REMAIN for the about the many aspects of Cen- surge in the Center Day Camp IN JEOPARDY! 3rd and Final Session ter Day Camp and will also be enrollment," announced Harry presenting many p h o t o s and Sidman, Center Activities ChairThe pledge card, calling for your signature, is more than a of movies shot during a r e c e n t man Friday, pledge card. visit to Center Day Camp by the "The enrollment is up 3,1 perKETV cameras. It is A PASSPORT TO FREEDOM for thousands of men, cent for the second session over women and children living in lands of oppression overseas. the first," he continued, "and third session is expected.to be As reported elsewhere on this page, the campaign, as of even bigger." The July 10th issue of The June 30, has reached $404,623.89. "Therefore," he concluded, "if Jewish Press will be the last arents wish their youngsters to When the Federation v o l u n t e e r calls on you far your issue until August 28. The e registered for the remaining deadline for the August 28 pledge, please remember the urgent need for a substantial » • session which starts July 13 it Don't 0e Late issue will be Friday, August is imperative that they register crease. Call the Day , 2t« You may continue to send immediately." Regist-ations are in news items at any time THERE ARE LIVES TO BE SAVED. now being a c c e p t e d on the Camp Office during the summer recess if phone by the camp registrar they apply to events taking 342-1366 WE KNOW YOU WILL WANT TO DO YOUR PART W Besse Blank and the C e n t e r place after August 28. SAVING THEM. phone number is 342-1366.
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Miss Webman Wed To M. I. Brodkey The following women have alrtiidy joined the "Friends of Es(her K. Newman Camp. Addi(ionnl lists will appear in future issues of the Jewish Press, Mmcs: Julius Abrahanison Isadore Abramson Jack Alberts Karn Appleman Hans Uaer Abe Baker Jack Ban Sam Can Julian Biiunipl Hymen Belmaii Robert Bernstein David Brodkey Edward D. Brodkey Edward E. Brodkey Kred Brodkey Nonnan Cain Celia Cussman Fred Cassman David Chapman Isadore Chapman Harold Cherniack Jay Cherniack Corporal Cohen Arthur A. Colin Bennett Colin Dave Cohn Seymour Cohn Philip Crandell Sol Crandell Norman Denenberg Erwin Eisenberg Harry Eisen.stalt. Leo Kisenstatl David Epstein Jack Epstein Sam Epstein Harold Farcer David Feder Robert M. Feinberg Abe C. Fellman Leon K, Fellman Hyrnan Ferer Alfred A. Fiedler Morris Firestone Stanley Fisk William J. Fogd Morris Fox Leon Frnnkcl Joseph H. Freeman Gilbert Freidcn John Freiden Herman Friedman Ike Friedman Lloyd Friedman Max Fromkin Arthur II. Goldstein Herman Goldstein I^eonard Goldstein Paul M. Goldstein Yale Gotsdiner Henry Grabriis Jack M. Green Abraham Grccnberg David GreenberK Maynard Greenberg Ignnc Grossman Morris Grossman Norman Halm Manning E. Handler Irving llerzog Louis Hiller Donald Hoberman Sam Hnrnstcin Nathan J. Norwich Jake Kaplan Lazar Kaplan Maurice Karpen Ben E. Kaslow Morris Katleman Sarn Katzman Jack KrmJman David Krantz Harry Krantz Albert KrasneManny Kreitstein Manuel Krupinsky J. Harry Kulakofsky Louis Kulakofsky Fred KurUmnn CarJ Lagman Erwin Landow Ethel Levenson William A, Levey Dave Lcvine liobert Lcvine Millie Lewis James L. Lipsey Stanford Lip.sey Harry Loewenslein M. Mackay Jack W. Marer Bessie Margolin Abe H, Markovitz Josef Mayer J;icob Mendelson Owen h. Meyerson Orvel Milder Morris Mittleman Jnek Newberg Albert B. Newman .
Miss Estelle Webman of Lincoln became the bride of Morris I. Brodkey Sunday at the South Street Temple in Lincoln. Rabbi Wolfgang Hamburger officiated at ,'i p.m. Dr. and Mrs. Arnold I. Webman of Lincoln are the bride's parents. The bridegroom is the sun of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Brodkey. Serving her sister as maid of honor was Miss Vivian W< bman. Bridesmaids were Miss Celia Pincus, Columbus, O.; Miss Dorothy Kahn, Grand Island, Neb.; Miss Judith Katz, Kansas City, Kan.?.; Mrs. John Peterson, Lincoln. Sherman B r o d k e y was his brother's best man. R o n a l d Brodkey, Norman Blcicher, Justin Plotkin and the bride's brother, Jerry Webman of Lincoln, were Mr. Brodkey's ushers. After a reception at the Cornhusker Hotel, the Brodkeys left for a two-week vacation in Las Vegas, Nov. •The couple will live at 4756 Nicholas Street.
Henry A. Newman Julius Newman Hubert Noddle E. Leo Nogg Ernest A. Nogg Nathan L. Nogg Harold Novak Sidney Novak Nathan Pitlor Larry Plattner Isadore Plotkin John Quinn William A. Racusin William Raduziner Bernard Raskin Milton Resnick Donald A. Rice Joe M. Rice Morton A. Richards Henry Riekes James Robinson A. Roffman Ben L. Rosen Phil Rosenblatt Charles S. Ross Meyer N. Rubin Ted Sanford Bernard Schimmel Jack Schrager Sam Schwartz Leonard Segal Millard Seldin Edward Shnfton Ben Shapiro Max Sliapico David Sherman Harry Sidman Stanley Silverman Ervin Simon Lester Simon Stuart Simon Stanley Slosburg Ben Slulzky Harold Sobel Louis Sogolow Hubert Sommer Sherman Sperling Morris Stalmaster Julius Stein Sam S. Steinberg Meyer L. Slern Sam H. Stern Paul Surenky ' Oscar Sutin Sam Swartz Melvin Tatelman Harry Trustm Stewart Tully J. D, Turner Nathan Turner Paul Veret Leo Waxenberg Isadore II. Weiner Harold Wcinhoff Leo Wcilz Ben Wintroub Samuel N. Wolf Iryin Yaffe Milton .Yudelson Jsidor Ziegler I. B, Ziegman Seymour Zoob
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'.• ^ H'CSDAV 1VM>M>I>\ By diaries Arnold . MM(\V — 3-.t:.)l| i n i.- (iju'ii <;ym CHIAM WKIZMANN WINS AZA No. 1 team and lost a close jui>- a Inly 1 July 3 l-i, [i in - I'li'Shiacii The d'.tcrniiiied and youtliful one Sunday morning at ElmS( fill. II l.f.-ii;in* a m.-N'XHi Opt n ( ' V ' l l l lllOV liintJY l:'li) >.m Ciiiani Weiztnann. crew with wood. Bill Alloys' homer and CM t'in< rliil I'aiM So l i b i l l Cli'ii'* ai il C; lilt M I M I I . Volli'W a l l new red unitonns. came through the late in the game? fielding by '1 -n:.!O ii.ln D|IIM \ in 'J "' >•1 11 i n M fft.'ft in magnificent style by defeating Joel Lelchook spelleJ the dif- I..MS ''3 u,t :-»>ril>all 10 a n .-\"».JU UlH- r(;>in I I tlliAV the league leading Rayini team ference as AZA No. 1 came up ns 11-9, Sunday on the Elmwood with their first victory of the ' — Cnir Clas..-. «-.il Filiu'.-s 'l.i -.s V July ID .UOMI.IV > . ^ • u l i ' 5 ' 1 ;.-|ll-M::ill |).m. 1 park diamond. Led by the fine season by the score of 11 to 10. t : \ n i , Swim .i ><1 !# iiiii N'ii ,n • open <;> in i::n [Ml,, ()„.•„ (.'> in hitting of Marc Kaplan and Ron Keith Levin was the lo;:er and 1T l l m ("lavs -ii.lv G Rubin, and the excellent field- Marc Itimnierman the winner ) :iu ri j> i i i . - OUII -V p i n J :\ in -:-,-.,.,n (>„. Ill .-— y iiilliali Clinl ViH lev b i l l MV ing of Bob L i p s e y and Ron T i l l I!S1>.\» in this close contest. 1 Rubin the C. W. team final / — • Ml'H V l l l l C J 1 Mil Dpi'ii f; vru •'-'t 'i'i I • • • {>.H> • Oj>i'!l i n in. i, i .i Jill. 9 clinched the sole leadership of 11. iillniiit 'in ;n> The Youih Council Standings : T p.Ill 9-10 a m the Youth Council loop. Bill are as follows: ill Oinlc Vi illi-yliall {"In T i i ) •> p rn IIt;;h .Si-li 11)1 Woltif'H'.s Miinli.- M l Ginsberg bagged one home run 11 10-N,,,,n (),,,•„ lVi.|.llrl«ll CI.i W L in the slug lest but even with c w , r. o fine pitching of Stuart Smith Ravim 32 Rayini couldn't overcome I ho AZA No. 1 11 two run deficit C\V had given AZA No. 100 1 4 them. John Whitman was the Next Sunday's schedule is as winning pitcher. -, follows: Paris UTA)—An Israeli jour* •« nalist who has just been reAt Elm wood's west Diamond leased from a Spanish jail alter AZA No. 1 OVKK AZA No. 1IIU it will be C. W. vs. AZA No. 1 three years' imprisonment told Even with the home runs of and at the center diamond it Paris (JTAI — Israel's Prime Hotel Matignon. the official resi- a press conference here today Ken Tretiak, Jack Steinman and will be AZA No. 100 vs. Rayim. T o m R u b i n . AZA No. 100Games are scheduled to start at Minister Levi Eshkol, who ar- dence of P r e m i e r Pompidou, that Spain had become a major rived here yesterday for a visit where the latter t e n d e r e d a haven for former Nazis and couldn't overcome the lired up 10:.TO a.m. to France, conferred here today luncheon for the visiting Israeli Nazi collaborators of a dozen nationalities. with P r e s i d e n t Charles de Gaulle, Prime Minister Georges statesman. Zvi Aklouby, the journalist, Present at that luncheon, in was sentenced to nine years' imPompidou and Foreign Minister addition to the Israeli party and Maurice Couve de Murville. as prisonment by a Spanish miliwell as other top ranking of- the French Foreign Minister, tary court on charges of havinjj were also Louis Joxe, French ficials of the French Governtried to kidnap the former Belment including French Defense Minister lor State Planning and gian Nazi, Leon Degrelle. H» the French Ambassador to IsMinister Pierre Messmer. Acwas arrested at the Francocompanying Mr. Eshkol was Is- rael, Jean Bpurdeillette. The Spanish border in August 1901, two Premiers held a political rael's Deputy Defense Minister and charged with possession of Shimon Peres, as well as Walter discussion alter the luncheon. guns and ammunition. Jacques to*.1 , < ' ' * Thattalk, it was believed, was Eytan. Israel's Ambassador to Finsohn, a young French Jew, probably the most important of was arrested with him. The two France. the day's political conversations. The first of the political talks The meeting with President de were said to have been part of that opened a busy day's sched- Gaulle, however, which followed, a Jewish underground move-j ule was held with M. de Mur- was the most significant of the ment organized to kidnap De grelle and other former Nazis ville. Mr. Eshkol described that day's events. in the hope of tracing througli session as 'very friendly and The talk with M. Pompidou in- them the whereabouts of Hitcordial." Other Israeli sources said that "a full identity of v o l v e d concrete problems of ler's personal aide. Martin Borviews was reached" at that ses- Franco-Israeli cooperation in a mann. The Journalist said that his sion. The two leaders v .-re un- number of fields. While the Eshderstood to have discussed the kol visit was officially a "pri- investigations had revealed that vnte" trip by the Israeli leader, scores of former top Nazis wera international situation and various aspects of the links between the " p r i v a t e " character was now living in Spain, and that France and Israel, reaching full quickly dissolved as the day former SS officers were serving understanding on all the points proceeded, F r e n c h observers in the Spanish Foreign Legion. conceding it was "the least pri- He said that a special regiment under discussion. MONUMENTAL SCUI.PTUKK: Featured at the American-Israel Escorted by police outriders, vate visit" made to France in was officered almost completely World's Fair Pavilion is this sculpture called "Togethi", crratrd recent years. by former Iron Guard Rumanhy Zvl Gcyra and depicting six heroic figures straining to fit to- Mr. Eshkol arrived ;.l the ForThe meeting between Mr. Esh- ian officers, lie identified as eign Ministry accompanied by gether two huge water pipes—symbolic of Israel's striving to Mr. Peres and Mr. Eytan. The kol and President de Gaulle was prominent ex-collaborators livmake the desert bloom. automobile carrying Mr. Eshkol attended by five persons, in- ing in Madrid Horia Sima, one Rumania's l e a d i n g antiflew the Israeli flag. In the For- cluding two translators, one for of Semites, as well as Ukranian eign Minister's study, the Is-each of the statesmen attending and Russian Nazi collaborators. raeli Premier met Oliver Lueet, that "tete-a-tete" session. The New: York, June 7 (JTAI—The stant vigilance lest dialogue de- head of the Ministry's Political official i n t e r p r e t e r for the general.,board of the National teriorate into conflict. Vie must Department and Bernard Nan- French side was Rene Sirat, a Council of Churches, represent- confess that sometimes as Chris- tet, the chief of the Middle East young rabbi of Algerian origin ing 40,000.000 Protestants of 31 Department, in addition to M. who is currently w o r k i n g in denominations, adopted a reso- tians we have given way to anti- de Murville, and the conference !•" r a n e e as a teacher in the lution here this weekend con- Semitism." go underway immediately. The School of Oriental Studies. New York (JTA)—A leader of demning anti-Semitism and de- The American Jewish Com- conference was conducted in The schedule for tomorrow the American Jewish Congress claring that the concept of col- mittee today issued a statement English. calls for a visit to the UNESCO voiced confidence t o d a y that lective Jewish responsibility for '"warmly greeting" the declaraAfter the conference, and fol- building here. Premiere Eshkol Negro anti-Semitism, which he the crucifixion was a distortion tion of the National Council of lowing handshakes in will he the luncheon guest of described as growing, would bo of the message of Christianity, churches. "This condemnation of front offormal Mr. Eshkol UNESCO's director-general. In rejected by the overwhelming according to which all humani- anti-Semitism by Protestant took leavecameras, of IA. de Murville, the afternoon Mr. Eshkol will number of American Negroes. leaderishp, and their particular ty should bear responsibility. rejection of the false charges went to his hotel for a brief confer with the French Minister The same leader, Shad Polier, The Council urged Protestants of collective. Jewish responsi- rest, and then proceeded to the for Education Christian Fouchet warned, however, of " t r a g i c and later with Defense Minister consequences" if Jews should to "seek that true dialogue with bility for the crucifixion, are Pierre Messmer. The following respond with bitterness, hostilreligious bodies of the Jewish significant contributions to the day, Wednesday, July I, the ity and anti-Negroism, "a procommunities" in the United emerging atmosphere of underSenior Citizen's Premier v/ill be received in the duct no less terrible than antiStates "through which differ- standing between Christians and Lounge morning by the Fernch National Semitism." He spoke at a meetences in faith can be explored Jews," the statement said. 'The Jewlvh Community Center ing of the Governing Council, Assembly." With in the mutual life of the American Jewish Committee enKvcrv Monday one family of God—separate but dorses the appeal of the NationOn Thursday, Mr. Eshkol will the policy-making body of the From JO A.M. to 3 I'.M. seeking from God the gift of al Council of Churches for grow• • • he the guest of honor at a ban- American Jewish Congress, of ing dialogues between ProtesActivities. FUD, Recreation, renewed unity." quet given in his h o n o r by which he is chairman. Sue-fells fur Senior Citizens The resolution also said that tants and Jews in the common In his report. Mr. Polier deFrench Defense Minister Mes""the spiritual heritage of Jews service of human need, and smer and will also visit local clared: "The Negro in striking and Christians should draw us pledges its support and re- Scientists have drilled 18G feet Jewish institutions. In the eve- out against the Jew is assaulting to each other in obedience to sources to advance this vital into the ocean floor at a depth ning 3,000 guests are expected a white world which he believes the one Father" and that "the spiritual and human objective," of 2,000 feet at a Caribbean site to attend a reception tendered has short-c h a n g e d him and historic schism in our relations Morris B. Abram. AJC presi- and obtained sediments dating by Ambassador Eytan in the which he believes is determined carries with it the need for con- dent, declared in the statement. back 20 million years. to take advantage of him. Premier's honor. a
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