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Robert M. Fcinberg, a n active loader in local and national Jewish life, will h e a d the- 10GC Jewish Phi!anthropics-U n i t c d Jewish Appeal Campaign, Milton Abrahams, Omaha Jewish Fed-
Hubert Feinberg Christians and Jews, Boy'.s CIIIIJ tribtilions have remained at a oration President announced The president of Pepsi-Cola of North Omaha. National Multi- fixed aiiiouul for many yenvs in this week. In making the announcement, Co. of Omaha, Mr. Feinberg is a ple Sclerosis Society, Rotary spile of increased incomes. Mr, Abrahams said, "Bob Fein- member of many UJA national Club, UCS Health Council, Oma"I don't believe," Mr. Feinberg berg was chairman of the very committees. He was a member ha Henry Doorly Zoo and the said, "that it will be ntcussary successful 1002 campaign. He of the UJA Refugee Study Mis- Boy Scouts oj America. to pressure anyone, once tho has accepted the responsibility, sions to Israel and Iron Curtain $500,000 Goal needs arc known. A minimum to head the campaign this year Countries in 19G2, '04 and 'G5. A Mr. Feinberg stressed the in- increase of 10 per cent from the because of his deep commitment member of the National Board creasing needs of local agencies to the services provided by cam- of Governors of the State of Is- which necessitate increased conpaign funds. He brings to the rael Bonds, Mr. Feinberg served tribution.';. "As current Budget campaign the experienced lead- ns chairman of the local bond Committee Chairman for the The third series of Effective ership, the dedication and the drive for two yean;.and is Area Omaha Jewish Federation, I am Reading Classes will start Mon- energy necessary to reach the Chairman for the Israel Bond acutely aware of the urgent Organization. A member of the needs of all of our local agenday, February M at the Jewish desired goal." national committee of the Amer- cies," said Mr. Fember;;. "Our Community Center. Morris Hoffican Israel Public Affairs Com- synagogue religious schools, the man, professional librarian nnil" mittee, Mr. Feinberg is a past- Dr. Slier Home, the Esther K. teacher, will supervise the eight president of the Zionist Council Newman Camp arc but a few Monday evening, sessions which of Omaha. of the local services supported are designed to improve reading Mr. Feinberg has served in by campaign funds. It's simple rates, increase comprehension (JTA) — Henry Ford leadership capacities in numer- a r i t h m e t i c — c o s t s have innnd develop high-level s t u d y If,•Chicago chairman of the Ford Motor ous community activities includ- creased some 25 per cent since habits. Co., praised the United Jewish ing the boards of Beth El Syna- l!)G0 and contributions have not Registration will be limited to Appeal for demonstrating "the gogue. National Conference nf increased accordingly. We must 14 high s c h o o l participants, value of private, voluntary aid exceed 5500,000 in the campaign iiegtstrations are being accepted in meeting the needs of people this year so that the many fednow by the J.C.C. Activities Of- outside our own national boreration services can continue. fice on a "first-come-first-served" ders." It is the responsibility of the enbasis. "Voluntary giving is more than iir« Jewish community U> iu<;ct A fee of $20 covers the eh;lit on expression cf compan-iion or this obligation." class sessions and all materials a demonstration of democracy's Abe Baker, president of Baused in the course. Further in- ideals," he said, "ft is a frame Mr. Feinberj; said that special Itolicrt Fclnbcrff formation may be obtained by of mind that is essential to de- ker's Super Markets, has been efforts will be made to correct elected to the • calling 3-12-I3GG. mocracy itself. instances o f "Undergoing" — entire community will realize board of directhose whose contributions do not our goal of §500,000, Wo vfiSl try, tors of tho Amos , reflect a fair share of individual during the next few months, to P 1 a 7. a Bank. responsibility. Special attention .tell the Sitory, and I am confiBank Chairman, will be given also to "Sleepers" dent that the community will reEdwin E. Brod- , —those individuals whoso con- spond accordingly." key said Mr. Ba- j er's e 1 e c t i on raises the board membership to 10. Mmes. Norman Rips and StanCharles Monasee will be the Among the diford Lipsey have announced M.C. for the program which will rectors re-elected that a "Camp Reunion" will be include recognition of Camp at the annual Abe Baker held on Sunday, February C, 2 committee members; introduc- meeting were Edv/in E. BrodIndependence, Mo. (JTA)-~ gymen. United Nations' officials, p.m. at the Ranch Bowl. Former tion of former counselors and key, Milton R. Abrahams, EdEsther K. Newman campers, staff, including Rabbi and Mrs. ward D. Brodkey and J, J, Is- Plans to establish in Israel a writers and others. There will be Harry S. Truman Center for the \2 permanent faculty chairs deparents, and those interested in Samuel Lerer, Associate Direc- aacson. Advancement of Peace, the first voted to the study of peace. the 19GG camp season are in-tors of the camp last year who will bo returning for the. 19CG project of its kind were anIn ceremonies at the official vited to attend. season. Color films will be shown nounced horo at ceremonies at- residence of President 2alman CC c i ) n JEtt'ISH PRE SCIAt of last season's camping protended by President Johnson Shazar, Israel observed its own See Page 5 for exclusive gram and activities. and other dignitaries. counterpart of the launching at Jewish Pre3S feature by the The multi-million dollar cen- Independence, Missouri, of tho Parents are urged to attend noted columnist, Drew Pearter will bo dedicated to the ap- Harry S. Truman Center for the with their children and take adson. piicaiion of scientific methods Advancement of Peace. PresiFormer Omahan. Dr. David vantage ol thin opportunity to to determine and prevent the dent Shaiar, sent the fuUowing Fellman, will be the recipient get the answers to their quescauses of war. cable to Mr. Truman: of an honorary doctorate degree tions about the camp. There will To be situated on the campus "In s-etting up this Center, so •at mid-year commencement ex- also be an opportunity to regisof the Hebrew University in Jer- fittingly bearing your name, tho ercises of tho University cf Ne- ter children for the 1555 sumusalem, the Center will award people of Israel see an opporbraska on Saturday, January 29. mer camping program. an annual $50,000 Truman Cen- tunity nnc<? more to express our A p r o f e s s o r of political Albany, N. Y. (JTA)—A bill ter The chairmen have asked that Peace Prize as part of its deep gratitude for your historic science, Dr. Fellman has been all those planning on attending outlawing tho writing, publica- anti-war program. rolo in the birth of the State of a member of the faculty of the the Camp Reunion mail their tion or dissemination of 4fate The Center will bo housed in Israel and of the warm friendUniversity of Wisconsin since reservation cards as soon as pos- materials in New York State, a $10,000,000 structure. It will be ship we feel for you and Mrs. sible. Refreshments will follow making such acts a misdemean- designed through an internation- Truman.". or punishable by imprisonment the program. of not more than a year or by al architectural competition. It a fine of not more than $1,000, will be interfnith, interracial and was filed here for consideration supranational, governed by an by the next session of the New international board to be chosen from statesmen, scholars, clerYork State Legislature. . The measure was nrefiWl Iw Noah* Goldstein, Tel Aviv (JTA) — Protest Washington (JTA)—Sen. Ever- Assemblyman a Democrat representing a dismounter! among non-QrthodX sirett Dirksen, the Senate minority trict ia B r o o k l y n , It would cles here over a decision by tho _ laadcr. .disclosrd this week he amend two s e c t i o n s of the management oi the B'nai B'rith planned to force a fight in the state's penal code and provideJerusalem (JTA)—Israel faces Building here not to permit Tel Senate ia a bid to overturn the for the punishment, upon conlatest U.S. Supreme Court ban viction, of any p e r s o n who the prospect of a serious short- Aviv's first Reform congregaage of technicians and profes- tion to hold Sabbath services on on prayers in public schools. prints, reproduces, pub- sional men by 1069 because of its. premises. The Illinois Republican leader "writes,, lishes, disseminates or exhibits The congregation reportedly told the Washington chapter of. any false and defamatory mat- insufficient high school graduaSigma Delta Chi; the profession- ter tending either to blacken the tions, Hanoch Smith, director of first received permission to hold al journalism society, that he reputation of any group of per- Israel's Manpower Planning Au- Friday evening services in the Dr. David Fellman. B'nai B'rith Building but the did not intend "to let nine men sona because of its race, re- thority said this week, management later no1917. He holds one of the umver- tell 100,000,000 Americans in- ligion, or national origin, or to Asserting,that only 15 percent building's the congregation that the . sity's eight life-time research cluding children, where and expose such group to public ha- of youngsters of high school age tified when they can say their pray- tred and contempt or ridicule complete a high school educa- permission had been granted professorships. .••'.; due authority and that In recent months, Dr. Fellman ers." He declined to reveal any because of its race, religion or tion, the manpower expert told without Reform, services would be was named the 15th recipient of details of his planned Senate national origin. The draft fur- a press conference that a de- no permitted in the building. the Sam Beber Distinguished battle. s ther stipulates that "no person crease even in this percentage In an editorial the independThe action which aroused shall be convicted under this was likely because Oriental newAleph Zadic Aleph Award. He is an alumnus of AZA 1 in Omaha. Sen. Dirksen was the ruling of section if such matter ia true" corners and their first-generation, ent daily, Ha'aretz, attacked the He was the December guest of the court last December 13 re- but declares that "the burden children show a high dropout B'nai B'rilh decision to withdraw congregation honor of the Nebraska Univer- jecting an appeal from a group of coming forward w i t h evi- rate. He added that the shortage permission for tho 1 sity Chapter of Sigma Alpha Mu of parents in Queenr. who had dence of the truth of such mat- was likely to be most severe in to hold service. ? and asked Fraternity Founders Day Din- asked that their children bo al- ter shall be.upon the part of tha registered nursing and indus- whether the organization's Amertries requiring technicians with ican membership approves Kh ner when he was presented the lowed to pray voluntarily in defendant." a decision. -. highly specialized training. their classrooms. "Man of the Year" award. •
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