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"Just a short time remains to accept, collect, mark and pack gifts to be sold by the Federation of Jewish Women's Clubs' Booth at the Children's Memoriin drafting declarations and con- al Hospital Bazaar" Mrs. Barton ventions on racial prejudice and Greenberg, Federation of Jewurged the specific inclusion of an ish Women's Clubs B a z a a r article condemning anti-Semi- chairman announced. Mrs. Stewart Tully, co-chairtism in such declarations. man, said that October 22 will Soviet Jens be the deadline for accepting In an obvious reference to the donations for the Bazaar which plight of Soviet Jewry, Mrs. will be held on Monday, October Meir declared: "It remains a 25, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the matter of sorrow and concern Fontenelle Hotel. "The Federato us that a certain large Jew- tion has always sponsored one ish community suffers serious of the best booths at the Bazaar" disabilities and discrimination, she said, "and we are hopeful which are causing distress not that this year our booth will only to their fellow Jews, but top previous records." also to decent and liberal opinDonations may be brought to ion in other lands. A few con- the drop-off depot at Children's cessions have recently been Hospital. Donors who are unable made and we can only hope that to bring their items to the dropthey are signs of a more liberal off depot, are asked to contact policy. It is hard to understand Mrs. Leon Alexander, Chairman what the great country con- of a "Bick-up" committee. Mrs. Golda Meir cerned could stand to gain by Assisting Mrs. Alexander in eludes the retarding of prog- stifling an ancient faith, culture up bazaar donations are ress, the poisoning of young and language, belonging to a picking Mmes. Alvin Abramson, P a u l minds in the Arab countries with minority group." Mrs. Meir also Alperson, R o b e r t Baker, Sol sentiments of hatred and re- voiced Israel's opposition to Crandell, Charles Monasee, Edvenge and the building up of ex- "policies of racial or religious ward Z. Rosen, Jerold I. Rosen, plosive tensions. It is to us para- discrimination, colonialism and Allen Kully and Morley Zipurdoxical that states that proclaim apartheid, wherever they exist." sky. these doctrines of war and pursue these policies sit as members ot the United Nations and even as members of the SecurWar Doctrine Aids Test Tube Life The Foreign Minister reiter- ity Council and disarmament Urbana. 111.—A Jewish scien- ated in her address Israel's oft- committees. It is our contention tist at the University of Illinois repeated call to its Arab neigh- that the United Nations as such and a team of associates have bors to "substitute for a doctrine cannot close its ears to doctrines Chicago (JTA) — Synagogues Mouscher, chairman of the South synthesized life in a test tube. of war the doctrine of peace, co- and policies of war unless it and other Jewish institutions in S h o r e Commission and of a The experiments of Prof. Sol. existence and fruitful coopera- wishes to abdicate its primary an area of this city affected B'nai B'rith chapter. Spicgclman and his associates tion." by population changes are deresponsibility." were reported in the Journal of R a b b i Leonard C. Mishkin, termined not only to give public Commenting on the Arab war the National Academy of Sci- threats against Israel, voiced at Human Kiglits notice that the Jews will not de- superintendent of the Associated ences. Prof. Spicgclman said the recent Arab summit meeting voicing concern over sert the region but also to spend Talmud Torahs, proposed that that the meaning of the experi- in Casablanca, as well as at theWhile slow of the drafts $1,500,000 in the next two years the Jews in the area adopt the ments was that an infection;, similar earlier Arab conclaves, concerningprogress religious intolerance, to expand Jewish religious and slogan "we are here to stay." molecule had been produced for Mrs. Meir scored the Arab lead- the Israel Foreign Minister His proposal was adopted, and educational activities. the first time outside a living ers for their deliberation on "a the Assembly however, thattold the meeting voted to e x p e n d "a According to The Sentinel, system, a goal which has eluded program of aggression against a positive approach is apparent in $1,500,000 on Jewish buildings Chicago Jewish weekly, the afother scientists for a decade, member state, calling for a uni- what has already been done on fected area is in S o u t h and and improvements between this The success in malting biolog- fied military command, piling up this topic by the" Commission on Chicago where, since year and 1907. Another of the ically active ribonucleic acid more weapons and even recruit- Human Rights." She hailed in Southeast January 1, 1965, homes w e r e major participants in the meet(RNA) f o r cshadows the time ing and training refugees sup- her address the p r o g r e s s purchased by white families ing was Gordon Sherman, a when scientists will be able to ported by United Nations Relief achieved by the United Nations nnd 14 Negro35families. More member of the Board of Jewish « y n e I h i z e biologically active and Works Agency to operate than 250 residents of the area Education. He supported Rabbi DNA, deoxyribonucleic a c i d , against our territory. heard a report detailing the re- Mishkin's plea that the Jews of which is believed to carry the the area "continue to live hero "Let no one feel reassured at gion's housing, school and other instructions by which' ceys de- the allegedly 'good news' that a because we like it here." facilities delivered by L e s t e r velop and are formed. When the war which, Arab leaders descientists reach that goal, they scribe as inevitable has been will be able to lay bare the en- postponed for four years," Mrs. tire mechanism of h e r e d i t y , Meir staled. "Ey insisting on Material and i n f o r mation health and disease. their war aims and pursuing necessary to pass state license On the practical side, any in- their war preparations, they are examinations will be included in (The Dr. Philip Sher Jewish Home for the Aged acknowlege3 formation about these virus condemning the region to years the w e e k l y sessions of the substances is considered cer- of a wasteful and escalating course in "Real Estate—Prin- the following memorials and donations.) sidered certain to add to knowl- arms race, in which Israel too is ciples and Practices." In Honor of Donor edge of heredity and more ef- obliged, against its will, to divert The Real Estate course for Mr and Mrs Robert Gercllck fective control of virus diseases. precious resources and efforts to adults Mr. ond Mrs. Jack Albert's 50lh wcddlnq onnlv. starts on Wednesday, NoStanley Gross. Mr Avrohom Roberls , Rabbi Nalhan Feldman maintaining its own armed vember 3, and will meet for 10 Mr Dr. and Mrs. Abe C. Fcllma.n Mr. and Mrs. Hymon •• Osolf, Mrs. Joe J. Grcenbcra ..Mr. Jacob Green s 901h birthday strength since its defense capa- Wednesday evening sessions. A Messrs. and Mmes. Joe Rice, Isadore H. Wclnor, bility is essential to deter its fee of $15 for the series includes Mrs Fronk Kropman Mr. ond Mrs. Leon Graoli 60th wc-ddlnp annlv. Mr and Mrs Robert Gcrellck ....Mr. Isadore Grossman's BOIh birthday enemies. and Mrs. Roborl Gercllck Mr. ond Mrs. Meyer Kalimon's wc-ddlnn onnlv. the cost of special printed ma- Mr. and M n . Robert Gcrellck recovery Mrs. Louis Kulakolsky 'Paradox' terials, booklets and i n s t r u c - Mr. Mr. and Mrs Philip Rlnale : recovery Mrs. Abroham Rosen Mr and Mrs. Morris Plckus recovery Max Roth, hosp. flcv» York Clly "The price tag for such an tions, . -.-... Mr ond Mrs. Robert Gcrelick •••••• recovery Harry sidmon arms race," she added, "inMmcs. Abo Fisher, Morris E. Klrshonboum, Registration for the course Messrs. and Silver, Ben Skolnlk, Mrs. Frank Kropman and can be made by phone to the Ab« nlrls, Misses Madllyn and Hormlnc Roslnsky, Mr. anO • ,.,„.., . Mrs. Arthur Rosmsky Sarah Silvers 90lli blrlhda/ Jewish Community Center, 342yviliitim Skolnik ....!..t.\T. nnd Mrs. Ik? Sokokky's ioih v/eddina annlv. Effective Reading .1306.Mr. and Mrs, Edward E. Brodkcy recovery-Mrs, 'da Stein iSJ
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The Jewish Federation Agency S e c t i o n of the i!)G5 Omnha Needlework Guild is continuing its appeal for contributions, Mrs. United Nations, N. Y. (JTA)— Joe J. Greenbcrg, chairman, re- Israel's Foreign Minister, Mrs ported. Golda Meir, urged the United The appeal for funds is an Nations this week to give in annual event sponsored by all creasing attention to armament charitable groups in the com- preparation and threats of war munity to furnish clothing and such as those being carried out linen supplies for needy families. by the Arab states against Israel The announcement was mailed which, if allowed to continue, to all Jewish Women by thecan "erode the foundations" of Federation of Jewish Women's the United Nations itself. Clubs and all contributions will Threat to U.N. be acknowledged in the. Press. In her major policy address The following have sent in their contributions since the last at the U.N. General Assembly, Mrs. Meir said that acquieslist was published. Mmcs. William Alberts, Som Bnn, Juiltn cence by the United Nations in Barren, Roberf Bernstein, Ucn Colin, Hurry Collck, Sol CrandcN, Jack G. Epstein, WHIIS the face of such belligerent M. Cpileim. Myotke Ptitffixm, Horry fcrcnthreats as those voiced by the stefn, Oen Fisher, Leo Fox, Dave W. Frank, Max Frank, Morion Frank, Wllllorn FrcicJcn, Arab states against Israel "is Elixabelh Fried, Herman Friedlamter, Harold Garbef, Arifiur Geiidlcr, Irvln A Gcndnot only unjustified toward the l«r, Abraham Gimbunj, J . C. GoMnef, Paut state threatened by aggression; M. Goldstein, Arthur Cross, Paul Grossman, Louis Jfi», William Jme|ri>, Aba Ku^ud, it erodes the foundation of the Mourico Ko'elman, MQK Krfietman, Arlnur organization itself and impairs Kulakoiiky, Max Utttnsky, Milton J . Lchr. Hymart Levin*, Carolyn Malincr, Abe H. its moral authority in other fAarkovitr, Philip Mnikm, Edward Mason, Arjhur M?y«rson, WiiHon Mintr, Jock Newcases." l » r a , C. Leo Hogn, Harry Moodeli, Harold Novnk, Nathan Plllor, Stella Robin ton, The disruptive effects of such Jerold Rosen, Isadora W. Rosenblatt, Sam warlike threats, the Israeli ForI." Rothtnl/ero, Prank Sekar, Dave Shukert, Jpcob ihyken, Harry M. Spleaat, Sam J . • eign Minister declared, "do not Sielnlwrfl, Rohtrt 5worlr, Sam sword, 50m Tornolf. Sam Trettuk, Stewqrl Tutly, T. A. await actual hostilities. Long beTully, Richard v/riQM, som /weioock ami fore that the wouid-be attacker the Miswt Jecn Ccncflcr, Harriett Mcrwicli, Solly Hcwmon qnd Dorolliy Weiner. stocks arms to carry out his designs while the designated victim has to arm for his own Jewish Scientist defense."
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Jewish Institutions to Expand • In Integrated Areas of Chicago
Dr. Philip Sher Home forthe Aged
Happiness Is A Red Feather
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Drodkcy Mr and Mrs Stanley Fhk, Mrs. Frank Kropman
Student Course
In Memory of Junior High and High School Donor students will have the opporMr. and Mrs. William Skolnlk Abo Bear Mr. and Mrs. Wllllom Skolnlk ,....;Ji>c BlocK tunity to improve reading skills Miss ncalrlco Sommcr Dove Ehrcnre ch • Esllicr Ehrcnrelch.through an eight session course Weather permitting, h o r s e - M U J Beatrice Sommer and Mrs. Isodoro H. Welncr Betly Frank in Effective Reading under the back riding for grade school stu- Mr. Mr. ond Mrs. William Skolnik • Mae Frlca Mr. and Mrs, Morris E. Klrshcnbaum Doruch Kalrnan direction of Morris Hoffman. dents on Sunday afternoons will Mr, and M n Willlom Skolnlk .Norman Kuklln Mr. Hoffman is currently con- be available through the Jewish Messrs. ami Mmcs. Robert Gcrellck, Morris E. Klrshcnboum, • Rlnole, ond Isodoro H. Wclner .....Cclla Llpschltr ducting a similar c o u r s e for Community Center Activities De- Mr, Philip and Mrs. Robert GerellcK Eino Mayor Mr and Mrs Morris E. Klrshenbaum, Ml;s Beatrice Sommcr .......Mrs. Joseph Monovlta businessmen, and has scheduled partment, Mr. and Mrs. Edword &• Brodkey .....Rcva Rosen the student course to start in Students will leave the J.C.C. Miss Beatrice Sommcr • Horry Roscntclol Dollars can't buy a smile lilce Mr. and Mrs. William skolnlk Robert silver at 1 p;m. and return at 4:30 p.m. Mr. this, but love can . . .-mid un- December. and Mrs. Wllllom skolnlk Louis Sokolor and Mrs. Wllllom Skolnlk • .....Den Tclpner derstanding, anil a sense of Included in the course are A fee of $2 for the afternoon Mr Mr. ond Mrs. Wllllom Skolnlk .Nalhon Turner. security. He finds (hose tiling*) study hints and suggestions for covers the transportation and Mrs Fred Kurtzman, Charles Kurt/man ' Nathoti Welsmon Flora Zwlllonberg here, In one of Omaha's Ileil methods' of organizing study ma- the riding, All'riding activities Mr. and Mrs. J . Horry Kulokotsky Feather child-care agencies, terials, in addition to improving are under adult supervision. Special Contributions (hanlis (o you. Thanks to you reading skills. Registratioas are limited for Rlchord Gordon Memory or Molher and Folder Registration w i l l be limited the horseback riding. Advance* Mr, and UCS, that h; together you Mr, ond M n . J. S. Hess .........Wlno and M n . Don Llntzman ...Flowers from daunhter'j weadlns and early enrollment is advised. phone registration is required Mr, help provide Hie facilities ami ramlly of Rcva Rosen Oxygen tank complete with flxlurm Yolinclt ol Mory Shoplra the care lie enjoys every day. Fee for the series which in- for each Sunday's riding. Phono Mr. ond Mrs William 5l<olnllc Memory ol Ida ond Nathan Slolnbem Give your fair share to the cludes all materials and the use the J.C.C. Activities Office, 342- Mr. Albert Steinberg of reading accelerators is $15. J3GC. UCS campaign.
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