51 1 0 1984
V»i. Xf.II—No. 43
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• j8& There is a critical shortage of housing in Israel to receive tho many immigrants now arriving in the country, Edward D. Brodkey, General Chairman ol the J!)M Jewish Philanthropies Campaign, uVL v.Vr reported this week. The [otirt.li session ^oV-"^' "The Jewish Agency of Israel, which receives its funds from V starts August 3 and r \ \'J Authe United Jewish Appeal, aided by the Israel government, has deSherman Brodkey, son of Mr. gust 16, Brodkey said, with the and''M','r'Edward"VEaUBrodla'y, ^ . l 0 s l a r t a WG.OBO.000 crash program for the construction of closing dale of the camp giving will will be he chairman chairman of of the Hu> College rollp/e 5 ' 000 . '.mm.grant housing units 'Ihe Jewish Agency will underwrite parents ample time to prepare Division of the Jewish Philan- one-third ol the program, Mr. Brodkey explained. their children for the opening of thropies Campaign, it was anImmigration High nounced this week. Immigration to Israel in the first six months of 19G4 continued school after Labor Day. at last year's high pace. Indications are that this pace will mount Further particulars and in- Sherman is a junior at Omaha in the months to come, Israel immigration authorities reported. foi niation on and about the camp University, lie graduated from These immigrants come from what is known as "Countries of jnd its program may be ob- Central High School in 11)62. He 'emergency' immigration," where Jews find it necessary to leave tained by calling the Camp Of- lias been active in youth clubs because of persecution, discrimination and ever-present danger. and youth activities. iice at the Center, 342-13<ifi. "This situation calls for generous response through raising "Our plan is to conduct the adequate funds in the current Jewish Philanthropies Campaign," Mr. Brodkey said. "The money which makes possible the immigration of these Jews, and their absorption in Israel comes from the United Jewish Appeal." I'HILANTHUOPIKS SCORK0OARD As of July 7, 1964 10K4 Tola! Center Day Camp is moving Division To Date into its final session Monday, Initial Gifts ., .$337,369.88 July 13 with more than 50 Om.iMen's Division 15,701.51) ha area youngsters registered Women's Division .....,....;...... . . . . . . 53,823.80 The weather and the quality Young Women's Division ....v..,,.,..,.,... 2.2fi8.0f) of programming . have wot Led Business Women's Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,603.1)1) h.ind in hand to provide the Ccn ' High School Division . . . . . . . , . . . ; . . >. i",.:.';,...... C85.59 ter Day compers with a whole Organizations . . . . . . . . .;...; . . > . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.312.50 some and fun filled'summer,' Miscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . . . . , V . . . . . . . . . . . 175.00 stated Harry Sidman, Ci ntet Activities Chairman. "It is .still TOTAL , $415,933.25 not too late to r e g i s t e r yom In a special appeal to those who have not contributed to date, youngster:; "for the July 13 scs Mr. Brodkey stressed the vital needs of local, national and oversion," he concluded. seas beneficiaries of the Jewish Philanthropies. "It is imperative that we have adequate funds to meet tha Registration for the Center ' greatest crisis in a decade facing these agencies," he said. We are Day Camp this s u m m e r has counting on you to renew, and even increase, your pledge to the been unexpectedly high, bring1!)I14 campaign. Don't let down thousands of men, women and chiling about the need for additionSherman Brodltcy dren who look to us for help." al college staff. Ellen Canar is the moat recent addition to campaign on the college camour camping family. Staff as- puses throughout the month of signments will remain essential- September, giving college mid ly the same for last session with University students an opporThe Esther K. Newman Camp, tion. Following the regular eight Leni Crounse and Ellen Canar tunity to do their share in the and Leslie Forbes handling the important Jewish Philanthropies sponsored by the Jewish Feder- week camping season the Omaation, is really a community fa- ha Symphony will make use of girls section and Sherri Koom, campaign. "Associate campaign leader- cility used by many groups and the facilities, followed by a large Abe G e l b a r t and Ed Mainkevvicz handling the boys sec- ship is now being recruited. We individuals, Edward D. Brodkey, encampment of teenagers sponsored by the United Synagogue tion. With the Kiddy Kamp will hope to have good coverage in Camp Chairman, commented. The camp, which has been in Youth movement involving teenbe Grace Pa-.vol and Rose Ha- reaching all Jewish college stunek. The pool chores will con- dents," Sherman Brodkey said. operation since the end of April, agers from an area that includes has been used by the NFTY parts of Canada, Iowa, South Datinue to tie handled by Sadie group sponsored by the Temple, kota, Nebraska, Minnesota and Anzalone. Registrations are be- COIJWIANN MEKTS WITH by the A.Z.A. and B.B.G. groups all of Missouri and Kansas. ing accepted by Phone at 342- WKST KKRLIN MAYOR J30(i." Groups interested in utilizing Berlin (JTA) — Dr. Nahum sponsored by B'nai B'rith, by loGoldmann, president of the cal church and young adult the camp facilities which inWorld Zionist Organization and groups, by the University of Ne- cludes a large two level Main World Jewish Congress, and Dr. braska for training camp coun- Lodge with kitchen and dining Maurice Perlzweig. Director of selors and recreation personnel, and recreation room facility, the WJC's International Depart- plus use by the Nebraska School cabins and special cottages, plus met with Mayor Willy for the Deaf. swimming pool and sports and Alvin Abramson .was elected ment, Brandt while visiting here yesThe camp has been used for recreation areas, may secure as a member of the Board of terday. They discussed a wide retreats, seminars, leadership further information on the camp Governors of the variety of Jewish problems. Dr. training and orientation pro- and its availability by calling tho D i s trict Grand Goldmann and Dr. Perlzweig grams, splash p a r t i e s and Camp Office at 342-l':)fi(>. also met with Dr. Heinz Galin- dances, Currently the c a m p Lodge No. 6 of ski. the chairman-of the Berlin is in use for resident camp- GKKMAN-JKWISH ACTORS B'nai B'rith at Jewish Community. ing sponsored by the Federa- IIONORKO the district con vention held in Berlin (JTA)—Two GermanJewish film actors, Elizabeth Milwaukee. Bergner and Ernst Deutsch. as He is a p.ist well as film writer Ludwig Berpresident of the ger were presented with gold C o r nhuske r ribbons for special artistic merLodge, past pies it by West German Interior Mini d e n t of t h e ister Hermann Hoecherl, during S o u t h west Re the Film Festival today. The regional Council, a Aliramson cipients emigrated to the United past chairman of the General States when Hitler came to powMen's Division of the Jewish Philanthropies.
Camp Openings Left For Fourth Se With the Ksther K. Newman Camp in its second session with a capacity enrollment, and another capacity enrollment already registered for the third session, campers can only he accepted for the fourth and final period of the summer season,
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Center Day Camp Info Final Weeks
ELEdward D. Ilrodkey, Camp Chairman stated. Parents desiring an exceptional summer's experience for their children should not overlook the camp for providing the ultimate in facility, prograinmini; and intensive supervision. Becau.se of the exceptional interest in the camp this season parents should enroll their children immediately so as to insure them a place in the program, Brodkcy commented.
Many Groups Use Newman Camp
Alvin Abramson to B'nai B'rifh Board
Our Next Issue Will Appear August 28 Deadline—August 21
FILL OUT-CLIP AND RtlURU TO 101 NORTH 20th, OMAHA-IMMEDIATELY ESTHER K, NEWMAN CAMP REGISTRATION FORM 1964 Camper's Name Address . , .
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IMPORTANT—The Esther K. Newman Camp registration is limited and we suggest you register early to avoid any disappointment. The Camp Fee should bo enclosed wifh this application and campers are registered in the order in which applications are recoi/ed at the Camp Office.
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Bernard L. Friedberg. Editor
Home (JTA)--The third ses- ing the Jewish people of the sion of the Ecumenical Council, charge of deicide, by the VatiJiclli Kl: Sabbath Eve Serv- to be convened September 14, can's Ecumenical Council. will definitely discuss the proices at Beth El Synagogue will posed declaration on relations Mr. Abram made the statebegin this evening at 7:30 p.m. between the Catholic Church and ment in a letter to Rnbbi Leon ("The Dr. Philip Slier Jewish Home for the Aged acknuwU'gc-s R;ibbi Myer S. Kripke will con- Jews and other non-Christians, J. Feuer, president of the Centinue with his weekly discussion the Rev. Kausto Vallains. direc- tral Conference of American the following memorials and donations.) on "Jewish Values in the Prayer tor of the Council's press office, Rabbis. At the recent convendeclared today in L'Osservalorc tion of the CCAfl, Robbi Feuer Donor In Memory of Book." Romano, the Vatican's official had stated that the "obsequious Mr ond Mr?. Dovid Orkow , Aortn A n d ' o , G f ( n ! Uuk, li, Y. Me i r . wid / / f l i t s Nolt CiM>tr, <,um iotU'iiuf-. Z. ^!. A l t Cccptf Ate Ccuiptr Sabbath Morning Services will organ. appeal for a statement by the Mr ond M r j . Marvin Sobcs unrf P. J. MCIV.K<>, begin at (l:.'!0. Minchn-Muariv Sciesrnen and D u M k r y Men ol (tie Lc1 PMfhj'j & Ecumenical Council can only bo1 Father Vallainc's article in revolting Sons Co Lt-uis Goldiierp Services will be held ;it 7:45 p.m. to the Jewish spirit,' Mr ond AArs Philip Rincj-'f f u r l Goodbn.dcr the Vatican newspaper listed Mr and Mrs Plnhp Rinn'.e Hymun Goodbindcr Sunday morning services will- the full agenda of the Third and held that such a statement Mrs A. A. Jltmbcrg end Fonnl / Lena GrtwttttQ Mr i*nd Mrs I. H Weirttr Sarah (unstatt begin ;it !). Services during the Council session, after an an- by the Catholic Church is "long Mrs Rcberr Keeper , Sam Levin week are held at 7 a.m. and 7 nouncement on its opening date overdue and should need no Me srs. onci Mnies Arthur A Cebn, I. M Wt'"f, Miss Beatrice Sonimcr Jennie »tw/nort pleading, on our part."p.m. Williom Poster V>»» P u i ' t r had been made by Amleto Card- special In his letter to Rabbi Feller, Mr ond AArs Nalhqn Turner, tf-r. Sen KCJ|_!Q.I Awim Rirho»ij , i w i lose. Colif, inal Cigonani. Papal Secretary Mr. M r and Mrs. Nodiuti Turner, IM, Sum Kopion An/on Richards Abram asserted: Temple Israel: Sabbath Eve- of State, following a meeting M)ss BeotrlCf Loitinicr , Julius Wcienftld. Council Blutls Mr ond Mrs. Chorli-s Fetimcn EtHho EhyKtri ar,d iirtico Sfi/V<n ning services at Temple Israel with Pope Paul VI. Mc»»rs, ond Mmes. Ddvid Bert is It m, ! . Cnypmciri. "The efforts to uproot from Joy Cherniack, Horcid Ciitriiloc t , M i ! . A. Awill be held at the early hour Sleinbcrg and FodHly, Mi -! Bcutrke SOITWIHT ...Lena So'iifc-erg According to the press direc- Christian teaching and prayer of 7:.'i(i o'clock m the Chapel. Messrs and Mmes Dovid GoUner. Ccunol B i u i t i , tor, "quiet and little k n o w n the age-old charge of the col\ a , Sam Sgckj, Council Bluff*., l a , Mrs R c t t r i Kucpcr Mrs. Jennie Welnhctf Rabbi Sidney H, Brooks and work" had been carried on by lective guilt of the Jews for the Messrs ond AAmes. Afttiur A Cchn, Oovt Cctm. Milton YucUhc-n . . . . . 4 . . . H a r o l d Zcllniky Mr ond Mrs. David Bcrnsfrm Reeovciy Cantor Manfred F. Kuttner will the Council's Secretariat during death of Jesus is probably the Jock Bfcoi-OM, Wri f. Chupmofj, rVirs. Marry Eiscnsitilt, (J. J. Rips Messrs arid Mmes. Morion Riclitjrds, Htnry H i t k t ! , Wax fitefcts • SOlTi Birlhdoy officiate at the brief worship the current inter-session period. most important step that can be Mermen Goldslein service. M r and Mrs Hainan L. Ntpy ; Birthday, Mrs A. J . Koy The resumed session, he said, taken for the welfare of world Mrs Soroh Koy tCJh tirfthdpy, Mrs. Albert Hewmon -, will have to vote on the first Jewry." Mr ond Mrs Arthur Colin , Birthday, Dave Orkcw Mr» A, A, Steinberg anu Family , Attovery, M » " RotMcnbcry B'nai Jacob Adas Yeshuron: three chapters on ecumenism, Acknowledging the validity of Mcsirs and Mmes- Duvid U f r t n l t i n , Ernest A. NOOT Recovery, M i l . David Shcinyn Friday Mincha, 7:45 p.m.; Sat- which were discussed at the last Rabbi Feuer's position that antiMr ond Mrs. Dovid BernMein JO-'fi eirllidoy, Mrs. Dnve S'ein Mrs Harry Wlgcdsky , Rrecvtry, Hurry v/iyod;Vy urday morning. 8:."!0 and Mincha session. "The two known decla- Semitism is a Christian prob7:45 p.m.; followed by Sholos rations on Jews and non-Chris- lem, Mr. Abranl emphasized that Special Contributions Seudos. Sunday morning serv- tions, and on religious freedom it nevertheless "remains a probTemple Israel f^eli^icus Schocl Templf Israel-Relioicus Schcol Special Contribution ice at 7 a.m. Mincha at 7:45 dai- will have to be discussed," he lem thai very much concern ly services at 6:1)0 a.m. and 7:45 added. The press director also Jews." p.m. listed the full agenda facing the " next session including J.'i proMr. and Mrs. Michael SaLena Rehfeid wishes to II! I. posed points, dofsky wish to thank everythank all her friends lor reBar fui ont' lor the Uniongriims sent membering her Bfltli birthday Competent o b s e r v e r s here All filriiils nni! relatives are pointed out that the agenda js so to them on thtir iDarriage. With cards, telegrams, jjifts Invited to attend mcrvicca nnd July 5. and donations to Temple. long that a fourth session of reception. the Council may be necessary. Allhoueh the announcement of KKITIf ALKC TKPI'KUiMAN the Pope's decision on convenMr. and Mrs. Herbert Tepper- ing the third session did not man announce the Bar Mitzvah mention its closing date, it is of their son. Keith Alec, on Au- known that the Pontiff is anxious gust 22, at the '.) a.m. (D.S.T.) to have the session end in time service at B'nai Israel Syna- to permit the participation of gogue. :SG1!) Mynster in Council the Catholic Church in the InBluffs. t e r n a t i o nal Eucharistic Congress scheduled to be opened in The Jewish Press invites you TO place your personal Bombay, India, by the end of DAVID ALLOY and family New Year greetings in fhe Rosh Hashanah ediDavid Alloy, son of Mr. and November. If that schedule is tion, September 4. Mrs. Sain Alloy, will celebrate adhered to. the third session of his Bar Mitzvah on Monday, the Council should close not Pcrsonol Greeting Is $3.00 July 20. at 7 a.m. at Beth El Sy- later than November 25. thus making a fourth session a nenagogue. cessity in view of what observSuggestions ers here call the "far-reaching" agenda facing the Council FaDedication 1. Mr. and Mrs. . . . . . .wiih their thers. The family of Oscar Katleman friends and relatives, both far and near, a Happy New AJC Stand will dedicate a monument in his .,.Year. . ' memory on Sunday, July 12 at It is "right and proper"' for 11 a.m. at Golden Ilill Cemetery. both Christians and Jews to "en2. Mr. and Mrs . . . . . . . . . . and family Friends and relatives are invited courage the other in steps toward understanding, w i t h o u t to attend. wish their relatives and friends a Happy and Prosperg i v i n g effect to questions of ou'i New pride, prior responsibility and ceremony.'1 Morris B. 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A highlight of the summer seaThe Friends of Esther K. litwmort Camp acknowledges tl.e following honor*, memo fiols, ond durtaliot.s. Mrs, I. B. /.legman, chairman, may be reached by tailing 55I-7£O4 son in Nashville was the wedt f muiled to t i t N, Sim St. or cuflcd info Jlic Jewiih Community Center, 342-13W, ding of Miss Barbara Faye In Honor of Weinstein to Robert Sterling Donor Nogg of Omaha. Nebr., which Messrs. tmd Mine* Dean France!, IJormuri D. Ripl, Mrs. HcU'1 H Keeper 4Slh weddtnu anniversary of Mr. Ond Mrs. A of on Pips toot: place last Sunday, June 21, Mr, ond Mis. David Fetter Eirlh cf fwin c?QL/rjh,crs. Jttnt tmd /Widrcu 1o at 7::i() in the evening at fhe //r. and Mrs, Sherman Mttf Temple. Miss Weinstein is the Donor In Memory of daughter of Mrs. David Weinstein and the late Mr. Weinstein, Dr. end Mrs. Mtiynurd M Grtr nt,erg; Me SETS, ond Mmc-i, M. Krupln^k/, Haul Vcet; Mrncs, Robert and Mr. Nogg is the son of Mr H, Kucper, Hutjcrl Sommer , Juliu! Pcer.ft-ld and Mrs. K. Leo N o g g of Dr. ond Mrs. Maynord Grecnbcrg; Metirs. cmd Aflmes. Rctrfi | Baker, Pran Frank? I, Morris Omaha. Katfemun, M. Krupirtsky, William Levey, Slanford Llpsey, Hyniun Oscff, Abe Proddl. Joe M. Officiating at the ceremony Rke, Jcrold Ro'_cn, Paul Veref, Millcn Yudel&an/ were Rabbi Randall M. Falk I. B. Ziegrnaii; Mnici, Robert H. Kooper, Hubert Somm.fr, Her f ha !i!ern, I si dor Zieoler; Miss iind Dr. Lou Silberman. Pauline Zlegman Jennie Urwrnan Mrs, I, B. 2legman wlihe? to acknowledge o substantial ccinUlbuticri given lo the Arrangements of azure blue slock and chartreuse Fujii, were ••Friends or Either K. Newman" by Phil CwUnqtr at Mew York City, Mr. Carllnoer, white a house guest of Mr, ond Mrs. Irving Utfiog, visited camp and was greatly Imflanked by similaxentwined canpressed by it. delabra, irom which myriads A candles shed their glow. The bride, who was given in marriage by her; great uncle, Morris Dresner, was lovely in a gown of pale ivory silk mist taffeta, designed with a sculp tured p o r t r a i t neckline and The Friends of Esther K. Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Minkin bracelet-length sleeves edged in Newman C:unp acknowledges have announced the engagement Alencon lace, delicately traced their daughter, Barbara, to in seed pearls. The skirt, styled (he following memberships since of Robert M. Naiman. :;on of Mr. with dome silhouette, was acthe last lisl appeared: and Mrs. Harry Naiman of Chi- cented with lace appliques, and cago, III. Mmcs: featured a graceful fan-shaped Miss Minkin attended Ihe Uni- train. Her very full veil of silk Morris Becker versity of Michigan at Ann Ar- illusion cascaded from a deniiDavid Blacker bor, and was graduated from pill box covered in matching Louis Cnnar the University of Omaha. She lace and pearls. She carried a Sam Epstein was affiliated with Alpha Epsi- Colonial bouquet of white orMorris C. Feliman Mis. Hubert Nngg lon Phi. Saul Graelz chids and stephanotis. best man. and groomsmen were Barton Greepberg Mr. Naiman was graduated Mrs. A r n o l d Lefkovitz of Bernard Hockenberg from the University of Illinois Cookeville, cousin of the bride, Steve Schwartz, Purcell, Okla.; Maurice Knt/. where he received a Bachelor was her matron of honor, and Arnie Altsuler, Omaha; Richard Abraham Krnntz of Science degree in accountan- Miss Terri Nogg of Omaha, sis- Zacharia, St. Joseph, Mo.; Alvin cy. He is at present employed in ter of the groom served as maid N e w b e r g , Omaha; and Ivan Dan Lintzman Chicago and attends De Paul of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Weinstein, brother of the bride. Sam Manvitz University College of Law. Robert Marer Barbara B u r n e t t , Oklahoma Ushers were Aaron Caplan, Max Platt The couple plans to be mar- City: Miss Linda Nogg, Omaha, Athens, Tenn.; Harold Dresner, Norman I). Hips ried on August 'i'.i. another sister of the g r o o m ; Rock Hill, S. C; Paul Weinstein, Irving Kubinow Miss Pamela Weinstein, Hunts- Jr.; Harry Klein; Don• Forman, Max Sommer ville, Ala.; and Miss Anne Bern- Omaha; and Walter Wise, OmaCharles Stern stein, Des Moincs, Iowa. ha. • Arthur Weitz The attendants wore floorFollowing the ceremony, there Bernhardt Wolf length, fluid sheaths, of powder Bernard Zevitz Melbourne UTA) — Arthur blue chiffon, with bodice featur- was a reception at The Temple. Harry Cohen, Co. Bluffs Smith, the chief and organizer ing scooped neckline and long The buffet tabler draped in blue and -chartreuse netting, The Jewish women of our com- of the Australian Nazi Party, sleeves. The W a 11 e a u back taffeta c e n t e r e d with a large munity are urged to join the was sentenced by the- Sydney flowed gracefully from a bow was epergne of azure stock and char"Friends" and can do so by send- Central Court this weekend to at the base of the "V" back. treuse Fujii. The bride's table, ing in $2.00 to Mrs. David Fe- .six months' imprisonment on Their matching pillbox hats had festooned with smilax caught der, Treasurer, 4HU8 Dodge charges of having been in illegal circular veils of blue illusion. with clusters of blue seasonal Street, Apt. 9. Checks should be possession of explosives and They carried bouquets of char- flowers, was centered with the made payable to "Friends of Es- detonators. An unlicensed re- truse glemalies, with accents of wedding cake, flanked with canvolver and stolen goods were green velvet leaves. ther K. Newman Camp." also found at the Nazi Party's Mrs. Weinstein, mother of the delabra holding^ blue tapers. Music for dancing was by headquarters in the S y d n e y bride, was gowned in a silver suburb of Ashfield. blue peau de sole floor-length Johnny Duke and his orchestra. • The Staff and Campers at The police prosecutor told the model by Bcrnetti. The sleeveThe couple left for a two-week Center Day Camp will be feacourt that Smith's party is try- less over-bodice, with batteau wedding trip to Las Vegas, Los tured on Religion and Life ing to revive Hitlerism. The neckline, dipping to a "V" in Angeles, and Disneyland. For with Paul Nesselroad this Nazi leader appeared in court back, was encrusted with blue traveling the bride wore a threeSaturday afternoon. July II, with four other members of his crystal beads and seed pearls. piece beige linen suite, with a at J:30 p.m. on KETV Chanorganization. All had been ar- The same bead trim accented white crepe bluose, with beige nel 7. Watch this educational rested two weeks ago when po- the slits on the side of the nar- linen accessories. She wore a and informative program Satlice raided their headquarters. row skjrt. white open pillbox hat. urday, July 11, The mother of. the bridegroom, The four others were remanded Upon their return from their Mrs. Nogg, wore a full-length trip, Mr. and Mrs. Nogg will for a future trial. Jo Bere original, featuring a reside at the Catalina Apartconvertible gown and jacket in ments in Omaha. French blue. Accenting the simMr. and Mrs. Danny Goodman ple lines of the gown, was hand MONA LISA announce the birth of Scott Rich- embroidery at the neckline and sleeves of Wattcau net and txJerusalem fJTA) Syrians on ard on June 20. House of Glamour border positions fired on.an IsGrandparents are Mr. and tended into the hemline of the I No. 50th 553-7000 raeli kibbutz this weekend for Mrs, Irwin Goodman and Mr. skirt. The same motif was car10 Expert Hair SfylMi ried out in the short jacket. the second time in two days. and Mrs. Jake Ruback. MISS CAL, Receptionist Both mothers wore w h i t e Several bursts of a u t o m a t i c MISS JERRY, Style Director weapon fire were directed from ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Vann shoulder bouquets of white orthe S y r i a n emplacements to- announce the birth of John Jo- chids. Miss Jan Caplan of Athens ward Kibbutz Aslnnora, near seph on July 2. the Sea of Galilee, in Northern Grandparents are Mr. and Tenn., kept her cousin's bridt s book. Israel. No injuries were report- Mrs. Howard Milder. E. Leo Nogg was his ion s ed. Israel did not return the fire, and lodged a compliant Captain and Mrs. Allan Joseph with the UN Mixed Armistice of San Francisco, Calif., anSOMETHING NEW Commission. nounce the birth of their 2nd IN OMAHA On Thursday, three Israelis daughter Susan Diane, June 29, FOR THE FIRST TIME were injured when Syrian posi- l%i Mrs. Joseph is the former tions fired at farmers and at Bridal Gowni, Attendants' Dresses an Israeli patrol car proceeding Phyllis Freedman. for Rent and Original Doitgning along its usual route. Thursday's Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Kahn Beautiful Headpiece* and Veils incident was the first serious Imported Materials border attack in several months. announce the birth of a son, Thomas Harrison, on June 30. AH Kindt of Drots Mating, They have 2 other sons. David Alterations Martin and Robert Lindsay. 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EPSTEIN POST EPSTEIN MORGAN MORGAN POST The final meeting'of the 19631964 Season of the Epsteji- Morgan Post No. 200, Jewish War Veterans of the USA, will be held Tuesday, July 21. Plans regarding the sending of delegates to the National Convention to be held at Hollywood, Florida in August of this year will be discussed, and a Final Report of the Organization's activities during the past year will be reviewed. The meeting will take place at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. Milton Margolin, 501!) Charles, 8 p.m. All members from the Omaha and Council Bluffs area are invited to attend. * * *. KKTH EL SISTERHOOD Beth El Synagogue Sisterhood will hold its summer board meeting Monday, July 13, at' 12 noon at Beth El Synagogue. Brunch will be served in the social hall with Mrs. Phil Rosenblatt in charge. • ' , • *
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WORKMEN'S CIRCLE Workman's Circle Branch 258 will celebrate the birthdays of Mr. Sam Kaplan and Mr. Joe Fedman on Sunday, July 12, 1964, atfi:30p.m., at the Fireside Restaurant, 38th & Leavenworth streets, Omaha. Delegates from the Workmen's Circle Midwest District and the Jewish Labor Committee and Branch No. 173, and Labor Lyceum will attend. Arrangement committee is'Beii Garelick and Milton Nerenberg. Margie Nerenberg will sing birthday songs. Morris Goodman will be the Ibastmasler of the evening.
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PASSOVER IN SPAIN 700 YKARS AC.O: This Passover scene of (lie 13th century will be shown at the American-Israel Pavilion of the New York World's Fair as one of eight dioramas depicting Jewish life in different countries of the diaspora. Other exhibits will feature "A Journey through 4,080 years of Jewish History," including Biblical times and modern Israel.
Eshkol to Inspect French Military Paris UTAi—Israel Premiere Levi Eshkol will begin tomorrow a series of tours of French military installations and agricultural and industrial enterprises. His first tour will be a one-day visit today to model farms and agricultural institutions, escorted by . the French Minister of Agriculture, M. Edgar Pisani. Premier Eshkol spent the weekend at the country estate of Baron Edmond de Rothschild at Armenvilliers. w h i c h is surr o u n d e d by high walls and flanked by dozens of guards and French police officers. The Premier's two-day rest followed a hectic week in Paris during which he held talks with President de Gaulle. Prime Minister Georges Pompidou. Foreign Minister Maurice Couve De Murville and Defense Minister Pierre Messmer. Mr. Eshkol's activities Friday were symbolic of his crowded schedule as well as of the warm friendship and understanding shown to Israel in many French circles. Mr. Eshkol and his entourage were received in the morning at the Paris City Hall, and escorted t h r o u g h the centuries-old building by Paris Mayor Jean Legaret. The Mayor stressed the close tics between France and Israel. Mr. Eshkol spoke of the parallel between the world's two most famous cities—Jerusalem, where three religions are enshrined and Paris where the rights of man were first recognized and proclaimed. Later in the day, the Premier was guest of honor at a luncheon given by the Franco-Israeli F r i e n d s h i p League. Present there were three cabinet ministers—Minister of Justice Jean Foyer. Minister of Labor Gilbert Graodyal. and Minister of Housing' 'JaCques Maziol; army generals, members of Parliament "andt-Ehe"French Academy, and dozens of other important j>ersonalities. Welcoming Mr. Eshkol, the League's P r e s i dent, Diomede Catroux, a former Minister, said that 'the friendship between our two countries is deep and lasting: it is no accidental episode in our history." He also repeated the promise made to Israel by all important French political personalities:'.'"France will always -b^'rby your side should you need'-her."* Replying in Hebrew, Mr. Eshkol described how "close France is to our: hearts," adding that his feeling ;in Paris was "one of being among trusted and old friends.'" Ttte' Premier reviewed the major subjects covered during his :talks,with President de Gaulle last week, stressing that a full unity' of views had been reached on .all issues discussed. The*; Library of Congress began in 1815 with the private library, of Thomas Jefferson. Tho original collection amouted to 6,760. vplumes.
TENNIS LESSONS OFFERED Tennis lessons will be offered through the Jewish Community Center Athletic Department this summer starting Wednesday, July 15 at Dewey Park at 1:45 p.m. Fred Pasale, the tennis conch of Omaha Benson Hijjh School, will be the instructor. The Course consists of 5 lessons for SS with rackets Mid balls and court fees included. Registration can be made by calling the Center Activities Office at 342-1366. Wrl Ground Due to the dampened conditions of the Elmwood Park diamonds the Youth Council Softball league will resume its league action on Sunday, July 12, at 10:30 p.m. with Chiam Weizman vs. AZA No. I and AZA No. 100 vs. Rayim. The former on the south diamond and the latter on the west diamond.
Dusseldorf (JTAl-Dr. H. G. Van Dam. secretary-general of the Council of Jews in Germany, appealed today to VVe:;t German officials to intervene against plans of former members of the SS from Belgium and Th • Netherlands to hold a meeting. July 4. in West Germany. The former SS members, now members of a European Committee for Hero Worship, with headquarters in Antwerp, met in Muenslereife. in North Rhine Westphalia, in 1963, the same place set for the July 4 meeting. They were forbidden last year to hold any p u b l i c activities other than a memorial service, but speeches were delivered and a torchlight procession was held. Officials here said the the West German Embassy raised the issue with the Belgium Foreign Office, which said that, under the Belgian law, there was no way to prevent Belgians from organizing meetings of that kind in West Germany.
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