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Center Spotlight The spotliglit is on Teaeliers Convention iind special activities lor s t u d e n t s have been planned lor Thursday and Friday. October 2!l and :i(l. On Tinirsrlny a boivliiif; tournament for students tlirou;;li the lith grade v/ill he held at the 40Bovvl s t f i r t i n ; ; ;n JO a.m. A charge of SI tor the tournament will cover the cost of three lines of bowling and the winners trophies. No advance re;;i.str>ition • is required. Other activities for Thursday include ;i Spkisli Party from 2 to :t::sfl p.m. Thf; swimming is free for Center members, Me for nonnieinhers. For non-swimming /(iris, a crafts session is planned for 2 to .'!:.'!() p.m. Thursday, featuring the making of rag dolls. A feu of .15c will be charged for this, activity.
p'.iUOlHll '" •' ' .'eloping their own lish tanks. The Tropical Fi.sh club will meet Jiiniitlilj'. No advance regis trillion i.s required to join the group, Instnu'lor Charles Ilerzrm inicls willi youth biihd partici jimit.s vvL'ry Sunda_, at 1:.'!{) p.m Arlclitioniil imisieians are welcome to join these practice BOS siotis. I'eriodically the band is asked to p e r f o r m for local groups. Oilier groups open for addi tional iiiiiiiibership arc: Stamp Club. Coin Clnl). Ride Club and Mngic Club. For information about any of these groups, call the Center Activities office, 'i\l Jill)!!. IINIVKltSITV CI.UI5
pl«ins lor lflfi'i campaign—Standing leit (o liglif: Mines. Fird Bioilkey, I. M. I-iui-ruiiin, Mniest Ilochsler, Alfred Fiedler, Dave Colin, Miss Kalah Franklin; siding, left to right: Mines. Stewart Tull.v, M. F. Levenson, M. A. Venger and Harold Weinholi.
Horseback Killing i"\ii:i;rs THIS SUNDAY Advance registration i.s re- Tlif University Club, open to quired for those who wish to all college age young adults will participate in this activity. A meet this .Sunday from 2 to 5 daily fee of $.'{.50 will cover the p.m. at Camp Esther K. Newcost of transportation and riding man. In addition to a speaker, a from 10 ii.m. to 4:40 p.m. Riding social afternoon is planned. activities aiv." planned both for The University Club will preThursday and Friday. sent two p r o g r a m s a month throughout the fall and .spring, Mrs. M. A. Venger, Women's • Mrs. Venger praised the abil- President of Beth Israel SisterFriday Picnic including social events, discusWeather permitting, all agesions, l e c t u r e s and special Division Philanthropies Chair- ities of the women who will hood. Mrs. Alfred Fiedler is a man met with her co-chairmen' work with her. "These women past treasurer and secretary of groups will he involved in a events. to map plans for the l!)(if> cam- are leaders of the community, Beth El Sisterhood. All three picnic at ICImwood Park from Adult Activities paign. They have shown their capabil- women have worked on PhilanJ I. a.m. to 2:.')0 p.m. Children are Monday and Wednesday mornto bring their own sack lunches. ings from !) to JO a.m. swimmers ities in their work in past cam- thropies for ninny years serving Games, prizes and s p e c i a l over the age of fit) take over the paigns as well as their activities' in various capacities. events have been arranged. A Center pool. Instruction, recfeaas leaders of their" respective Mrs. M. F, Levenson, Business fee of 25c .will he charged lor tionai swimming and other acsynagogues and various com- and Professional Chairman, has this event. munity organizations. 1 have no an enviable list of leadership activities are offered at these inOther F r i d a y activities in- formal swimming sessions. Jerusalem (JTA)—The Knes- doubts about the success of the tivities in Iladassah and Synagogue affairs. clude .swiinminf; and honebacl; Those participating must have set, Israel's Parliament, by a campaign under the direction of riding, these women." vote of 51 to 2, reiterated an Young Women's co-cliairinen ' a doctor's statement permitting SPECIAL EVENTS FOU swimming. Presently more than earlier statement protesting the .Mines. J.ibiiiiuin, Ilnchstir and Directing the campaign activ.St'NIUV, ()( TOIii;il 25 activities of West German scien50 senior swimmers participate ities of the Young Women of the Fiedler named eo-cliaiinicn Children o w n i n g dogs will in this weekly program. tists working on advanced weapcommunity are Mnies. Stewart have an opportunity to learn ons systems in Egypt, and ex- Mrs. I. M. Libcrman is past Tully and Harold V.einhoff. president of Temple Israel Sisproper care and training pro- Kiwi Estate (.'nurse pressing regret that Germany Mrs. Tully was last years seccedures in a special session this Starts Wednesday lias not yet taken concrete ac- terhood; Mrs. Ernest Hochster of Beth El Sisterhood. Sunday Irom 'I to 3:.'!0 p.m. at A course designed to acquaint tion to force the scientists to i.s s e r v i n g currently as Vice- retary Mrs. Weinhoff is serving curthe Center. halt those activities. rently on the board of Temple the housewife with all phases of An experienced Kennel owner residential Israel Sisterhood. real estate, including P r i m e Minister Levi Eshand trainer will demonstrate real estate investments will start kol said that West G e r m a n the proper methods of dog care at the Wednesday Oc- Chancellor L u d w i g Erhard's and training. No registration is tober 2ilCenter at 1:30 p.m. promises to "utilize all possibilnecessary. "Middle East: Perpetual ChalEight Wednesday sessions will ities" to relieve Israelis of the lenge to Stability" will be disf e e l i n g that they are being feature guest speakers, films Tropical Fish Wednesday, October 28 threatened by the Germnn scien- cussed Mrs. Joe J. Greenberg, chairElementary and Jr. High stu- and other visual jiids. at the 8:15 p.m. session of the man tists, "must assume practical of the Jewish FederaLion Fee for the s e r i e s is $10. dents interested in tropical fish World Affairs Institute at the Agencies Section of the Needlewill meet this Sunday at 2 p.m. Registrations can he made by form to have any meaning at University of Omaha. work Guild Drive, i s s u e d au all." "It is inconceivable," he deA discussion will be presented phone to the Center. The speaker will be Kerinit urgent request this week to all clared, "that the German people, legislature and Government Roosevelt, vice president in women to send in their contribushould be unable to give recog- charge of international affairs tions. nition that the activity of the for the Gulf Oil Corporation. Mr. In addition to those previousscientists in Egypt is liable to Roosevelt began his association ly listed the following hr.ve conwith the Middle East in 1941 in become a danger to peace." the old Office of Strategic Serv- tributed through Monday. Referring to the concern of ices. In MI50 he became special Mmes. Ben Abrahomion, J Abrahamson, Abrormon, Frank Jack Albert, busy with other world affairs to London (JTA)—Students of the the entire Jewish people over consultant on the Middle East Morris Max Arbliman, Norman Bat I, Poul Bernstein, Dave VV. Bcrnstfcn/ Dave Blacker* Soviet scene saw no indication involve itself immediately in the the danger to peace mid the to the Secretary of State. liadore Blumkin, /Wox Breslow, Edward D. here pointing to any immediate "Jewish Problem." threat to Israel inherent in the Brodkcy, Leslie L, Burkenrood, 5am Carioiy Cherniss, Daniel Cohen, David R. In recognition of his services Leonard work of the scientists, Mr. Eshchange in the Kremlin's poliCohen, Jacob Cohen, Som Cohen, Max E. Colin, Seymour Cohn, David Cooper, Henry to the C. I. A. he was awarded kol stressed that "only concrete cies affecting Jews in the USSR Cooper, Harold Cooper man, Horry Coopcraction is compatible with the tha National Security Medal by man, lions Dansky, Harold Epstein, Morrl* as a result of the removal this Epstein, Harold P. Farber, Nalhari FeldIsraeli Stars effort of which Erhard spoke. President Eisenhower, an honor nian. week of Nikita S. Krushchev Jack Fox, Allre cJFronk, Joieph H . Freeman, Freeman, Hvman Frledi Without such action, we can bestowed on only three others. Som Fried,Mike" from his twin posts of PrimeSluart E. Fried, Arthur Gross, In Concert only expect a continuation and Irving F. Gendler, Denfomln Corelfck, EdMinister of the Soviet Union and This will be the fourth of six ward Green bo rg, Gerald S. Gross, Leon an intensification of this anxie- lectures included in the insti- Gross,W.I onoc Two young Israeli stars, F i r s t Secretary of the USSR Grossman, Paul Grossman/ Esther Ofarim and her hus- ty on the part of the Jewish tute of World Affairs which is Richard F. Gummcrs, Communist Party, Mmes. Alice Irving Henoa, Som people, with all that it may in- co-sponsored by the Jewish Fed- Hormlein, Joe Hecgcr, band, Abraham, will appear M. Harwich, Marcfll Kohn, It was pointed out that vhatvolve. Irvln C. Kalman, Abraham Kafskw, in Omaha, Wednesday, Ocerntion. Maurice Kalzman, Lazier Kovich, Meyer ever overall changes might foltober 28, 8:30 p.m., Omaha Klrshenboum, Max Lashlnsky, Morris L»< low Mr. Khrushchev's retirevey, Aaron Levlne. Hymon Levlne, Norman Civic Auditorium, in concert E. Lincoln, Stanford Llpsey, Maurice Lips1 ment in other fields, there is lit- with the Smothers Brothers, man, Harry Lobef, Philip Lubman, Mo*x Scholars Decry 'Vanishing Jew Myth Margolin, Maold, Philip Molkin, Abe Marcus, Bcsslt tle chance of any early shift in Morris Margolin, Sol 'Martin* AlEsther, nn accomplished s. Mayer, Joseph Meyer, Meyer M«y«rregard to the situation of Soviet New York, Oct. 19. (JTA)— Baltimore, found in the resur- fred actress and singer, is a prizeson, Jerome J. Milder, Edward Morris, Jewery. The widespread growth of Jewgence of adult Jewish study "a Stuart Mujkin, Jules M . Newman, Nalttan winner in Israel National L. Noag, Albert A . Oructi, Keith Pelt*, The official Soviet policy of L Pepper, Atex Piolkln, HaroU Folk Song Festivals. She ap- ish education on the adult level reflection of the greater ap- Maurice Harry Priesman, William <Radiicontradicts "false speculations" preciation of Americans are Pollack, the past decade was complicatpeared in the film^'Exodus" Dovld Rice, Donald Rice, Euoent that the American Jewish com- showing to education general- zlner, Rich, Morion Richards, Henry Rlekes, Nored by Mr. Khrushchev's personand others. D. Rips, Albert Rosen, Samuel H . munity threatens to v a n i s h ly. In that sense, the Jewish mon al anti-Jewish a t t i t u d e s , AlRojenberoi 'Horace Rosanbium, Hubert I . Her husband, Abraham, is through assimilation, R a b b i community is a mirror of its en- Rosenblum, Bernard Ruben, Arthur Rubin, though his successors—Alexei Irvln Rublnow. n dancer, choreographer and Morris Adler, of Detroit, chair- vironment,' 'he said. Label A. Kosygin, as Premier, and Leonid Bernard Sclilmmel, Jack J . Schraaer, singer. man of B'nai B'rith's Commis- Kate, president of B'nai B'rith, Harry Schulmon, Jules Shapiro, Irvln SherBrezhnev, as Communist Party Their repertoire includes mon< Abraham Shraao, :Oeulah .Shrag*, sion on Adult Jewish EducaBoss—were considered Khrushsaid the J e w i s h community Jacob ViyFten, Earl .Sleoel, David Silvermusic o f Israel and other Edward L. Simon, Lester Sfrnon, tion, said today. Or. Adler view- must continue to intensify its man, chev proteges, there has been no Nathan Simon, Louis Slporfn, Louis Somcountries. ed the advances in adult study "war on poverty in Jewish edu- berp, Albert Steinberg, Maurice Sfelnbera. indication that they shared his An exhibit of the records SanvS.-SlelnberawMeyeriL, Stem, Som H . as "the most s i g n i f i c a n t anti-Jewish prejudices. On the mode Stern, Sam TarnotU Melvln Taltlmon, ls»by Esthor and her hus- strengtening development" in cation." He.said that th3 "seri dor« M. Tfoliak, T . * , •Tully, Ralfih « . other hand, there was no reason ous deficiencies in formal JewTurKel, Haitian VeiUer, -Abt V. Vcnj|tr band, Abraham, are on dis- the American Jewish communMax A. Wasserman, Sidney Wastermaa* to forsee any moves toward a ish education for youth can only •Morris play in the Jewish CommunWelner, Harold W«lnh»ff, >H. Oity in the past decade. more liberal Jewish policy on be -overcome when the adult Wlaodjky, &tn Wlntroub, Erntsf H . Wlnity Center, and are available atrnhardi Wolf, Irvin* Z I M M the part of the new leadership, Dr. Louis L, Kaplan, dean of • community is itself less illiter- ,irout>, Sflymour Zoob, and Iht .Mlisos J tan-00mfrom the Center Library. which may find itself much too dler, Rtna G r a n , and ft*ii Kohn. Hebrew Teachers College in ate about its Judaism."
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