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Mrs, Max Schenk. national treasurer of iladassah, will'be the principal .speaker at the Conference banquet of the Missouri Valley Hegion on Tuesday, May %•> at Heth Israel Synagogue. .Special guests at tin; banquet v.iil also include the Honorable Norbert Tielilann, Governor oi Nebraska, and the Honorable A. V. 'Sorenvn, Mayor of Omaha. Mrs. Schenk, known to many 0 in a h a n s because she. was raised and educated in the ill idWest, is the daughter fo Iiabbi Zeltchik who s e r v e d in Dcs ivloine.N,
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has served Hada.ssah as National Vice-president, and National h Secretary, Youth Alivah Chairman. Education Chairman and HMO Fund-raisin;; chairman. Mrs. Schenk has l i t e r a l l y spanned ball tlm v.orlil in serving the Zionist movement. She traveled through Russia, Czech/, . oslavakia, Poland and Yu;;o' ~/~ i \ jilavia where she observed tin Jewish communities at f i r s t hand. , As a resident of Sidney, An;;- j tralia Jor ten y e a r s , Mrs. 1 Schenk, the wile oi Iiabbi Ma;-: \ Selienk, held position:-; oi lead--r- 'Mrs. Max ScheiiU ship in WIZO. the Women's Inti-rnational Zionist Organization. luncheons and Conference banThe former F: yf Zeitrhilc quet but the work-shops and took her ISA. and MA. degree:; business sessions of the conferat Drake Uni vcr.-,il y in Dos ence which headquarters at the Moines, majoring in Science and Indian Hiils Inn. Reservations dramatics. Sin; recently starred for the special activities n.ay be in the siux'e.s.slul production made with Mrs. David Katzman. • "Yiddishe Mikado" for HIT local Rabbi Isaac Nadoll of Beth Hadansah group of which she is Israel synagogue, Mrs. A. Clark the founder. Murdock, and Mrs. Benjamin ' D u r i n g the past'pic-veil years Hoffman of St. Louis, Missouri, Mrs. Sc.iienlc has attended four regional jjre;;ifl<Mit. will also be - sessions of the Zionist ('or.;:r"s;; heard .'it '.lie Z i o n i s t affairs. 1 In Israel, served as CapUun ot American affairs and baii(|iiet two .-Hadassnh Pilfjriniai;'1.1; to ol the conference. Israel and visited .there when fihe was a delegate to the Actions committee and a delegate to the 30th Annual CouIeiTnce of the World Youth Aliyali in Jerusalem in 1 !••(!•''; As the national speaker-consultant of the three day local The reappointment of Norman conference Mrs. S c h o n k will f,. llahn as chairman of the participate in the various dis* Ctissions on fund-raisini;. pro- C)|l|;il|;i Jewish Yollt.ll Conilllifgram and promotion, .speakers tee, was announced this week bureau, Israel bonds and Zionist by Harry Kidman, president of effairs as wHI as youth activi- the Omaha Jewish Federation. ties, '• American affairs, educaIn making the annnouncement, tion, t o u r i s in and leadership Mr. Sirlman noted that the Omatraining. . • ha Jewish Youth Committee is . Local members of Hadassah •are urged to attend not only the n. cooperative venture of the Omaha Jewish Federation nml li'nai B'rith of Omaha, whose purposo.it is to study and recommend policies on organized Jewish teenage activities in A gift by Ernest Nogf.; of Kin- Omaha, and to implement these Van and Storage Company, has policies. made possible iar^e Jewish Arc '•We' are very lortune that Calendars in all cabin facilities Mr. Halm has agreed to conat the Esther K. Newman Camp. tinue in the position of 'eaderThe attractive calendars, en- ship of this very important comable campers to be informed of mittee which involves the activ.special. Jewish observances and ities of more than !J()() teenagers ceremonies, and at the same. in our community,'' .said Mr. time are instrumental in devel- Sidni.in. oping "ii appreciation of and an Currently serving as chair.•Interest in Jewish Art. man ol tilt' IIiliiitiiT KHntions Hoard of Omaha, Mr. llahn has been a leader for many years in both the Jewish and fieneral community. A member of the National Executive Hoard of the New York (JTA)--Noted per- American Jewish Committee, sonalities in the world of show Mr. Haliii has served on the business participated lion* in a b o a r d s of Beth Israel Synnspecial cultural program und performance at the V i l l a g e ; Gate Theater for the bendit of America's Black Jews. Tho pro- 'Paintings and Prints' An exhibition of the works gram is under the joint sponsorof Mrs. Meyer Beber and ship of the New York MetroMrs, Abe Markovitz will be politan Council of the American on display in the main lobby Jewish Congress and the Orof the Jewish Community ganization ot Multi-Racial .Jews. Center through May 21). The Taking part in the program .exhibit is open to the public were Theodore Bikel, Ilcnichcl at no charge weekdays, eveBernnrdi, the famed folk singer ninijs and Sundays. Displayed Schloino Cnrlcbach and Marian art works will also be availSeldes, as'.well ns other stars able for purchase. of stage, screen and telnvinion.
Now York • - More Ib young Jewish community leadcrs from •10 cities in ed .slates May will y I!! !!•- I , l M - i i , 21 for the Fillh Animal Retreat ol 'the Youn;.; l,ead<:-rslii|) Cabinet of the nationwide United Jewish Appeal, at the Onehiola Conference; Center in Sterling Forest. Tuxedo. N.Y. RrpreaentinK Omaha at the Retreat will be Lawrence M. Chapman, a meinber ol the (Jabinet'.s Kxeeutive Committee and Iiejjioilal Virr- Chairnian lor tin; West Centra! i'-'-'1''-'. "' 't1'1 I'nili;d Slates. Discussion l e a d e r s at the various S":;.';ioii.s will be Klie Wiesel, author of ".JPV/S of Silence", an eve-wit ness account ol the situation ol Soviet Jewry; 1'roles.Kor Abraham Zalezi-il: of the Harvard graduate facility; Dr. Aryeh Ke:,ber, Director ot the Israel Peace Corps, Sherul La'ain; Charlp:; .1. Heilsley ol New York. President ol the Israel K d u i; ation Finul of the Uniled Jewish Appeal, and Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman. United Jewish Appeal F.xceiitive Vice Chairman.
[Musical Comedy To Be Presented By Workmen's Circle A musical comedy in -1 acts will be presented Sunday, May 21, at fi p.m. at the Jewish Community Center. The production by the Workmen's Circle Dramatic Club is open to the community. Admis,'ii'oji Is 75 (.-'juts wish proceeds to be used to aid orphan children.
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So it was in Omaha :'.O years ago with the Women's Division and so it was in Omaha this year. And yet each campaign I'll- funds for the United Jewish Appeal and the Jewish Philanthropic'; ot Omaha has a tlavor all its own. fieeause we who headed the 10GG-H7 campaign hope our campaign was "a little special." we want to report on it to you local women (and men) who helped make it so. Your spirit, your enthusiasm.-your cooperation were the incentives we needed to urge us trj'do the best job we could. Yoilr experience and your know how wore the background upon which we built; your ideas and hopes were the ideas and hopes with which we worked to promote a campaign we believe was exciting, .stimulating, informative and fruitful. At the present moment, more Mian 1,10(1 pledge C a r d s from the Women's Division have been turned in FOR A TOTAI, OF sdlUl !.<;<; 01! AN INCI5F.ASF. OF III.H WAX CF.NT OVKK LAST YKAK'.S F.XCFLLF.N'T KF.COUD; How Is It Done? Kvcn the most'effective campaign chairmen cannot do a job alone. It takes speakers like Jim Farber, Bob Feinbcrg, Paul Veret, Maurice- f 'iilmore. Arthur Goldstein. It takes Women like Racky Newman, Midge Sol/man and Beck Wolf willing to open their charming homes to our meetings. It taken a devoted and dedicated staff at the Jewish Community Center, headed this year by Esther Graelz. who worked with tremendous dedication and enthusiasm. It takes editors like Mickey Gerelick to edit the copy and provide the space in the Jewish Press, It takes the cooperation and assistance of all the rabbis in our community who welcomed us into their houses of worship and who'aided us, through their efficient staffs, in presenting effective meetings; it takes the charm and talent of women willing to perform, write and play for a program in which songs tell the story of needs and accomplishments. It takes the understanding and generosity of a community of women who understand the needs ot their people. So far our campaign has been successful—-hut it's not over yet. Our goal is to complete the campaign of 1!)G7 with 1011 per cent participation. To those who have not yet signed their pledge cards for this year, we urge them-to do so. No gilt is too small to be accepted and appreciated. It is our hope that all who have not given previously will start this year to share in this campaign dedicated to give sustenance of food and spirit to our people wherever they may live. To all who have helped and will help to make this campaign a success, we say n heartfelt and grateful "Todah Rabah." Without you, your complete faith and dedication, the job could not be done. May you give to those who lead in the future the same support you have given to us.
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f;o(;ue, Omaha Urban League and various business associations. He .served on the board of the Omaha Jewish Federation its a member of the budget committee ami the coinniui.ily relations committee prior to his appointment ns chairman of the The "M'lblishmr'nt of (he ArOmaha Jewish Youth Commit- chie Kavich Memorial Sight tee in liHifi. Saving .Library was announced this week by Harry Sidman, J e w i s h Federation president. This Library is made possible through special contributions of Lazier Kavich, in memory of his David Orkow. president'Of the late lather, Archie Kavich. Nebraska Association of Homes "The purpose of this Library," For the. Aj;ed—Non-Profit, has Mr. Kavich said, "is to make announced that in observance of available a comprehensive and S e n i o r Citizens Month. Open varied collection of large-type House will be held at, (> local books, especially designed for homes, including the Dr. Slier senior citizens, to enable them Home, Sunday, May 21, from 2 to read with little effort. This to •! p.m. series of books is a new developMr. Orkow, director of the ment in making- it possible for Sher Home, urged all who have senior citizens to continue their not seen tho facilities of the reading habits through books esJewish Federation Homu for pecially created for them, with the Aged to a t t e n d the open easy-to-road type." house, A Tea will follow the tour la accepting this contribution, of the facilities. Mr. Sidman, said that it was
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appropriate to announce this gift during the month of May, the National Senior Citizen.1? Month. Members of the Golden Age Club, which meets at the Center; residents of the Dr. Philip Slier/Clierniack-Chapnian pavilion will be encouraged to continue their r e a d i n g habits through these books. The Library will be housed at the Jewish Community Center, and will be available to all members of the Community. In addition to the Large-type hooks, tho Archie Kavich Memorial Sight Saving Library has also subscribed to the new publication, the New York Times Larga Type Weekly. Accessions of books will bo published in future issues of tha Jewish Press. ,
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Toronto MT.At—John Heatlie, Canadian neo Nazi was sentenced Ihis week to six months Washington (-JTA)—The I'.S. Embassy in Cairo was imprisonment on charges of placed on standby alert, according Io reports received here, conspiracy after a trial in which ILS Egyptian President Nasser aniKiiiiiced that Kgy|il is plac- lie and two followers were acing all armed t o n e s on an emergency basis to support Syria cused ol placing swastikas on the homes of prominent Jews in against an alleged Israeli threat. Keporls described long columns «if I^yptian combat Toronto. .Magistrate Tup|>er Bigelow units and artillery rumbling through the streets of Cairn in John Heese, 31. and Ihe general direction of Israel. The newspaper "Al Alirain," tenlenced R«.l,/-it W,,iul :"!. the other two reflecting ollicial Kgynlian v i e w s , charged that Israeli defendants, to three months Iroojis were mussing near tIt** Syrian border and that Kgypl each in jail. Mo>.t of the eviwas preparing to strike Israel trom the South to help Syria dence against the three neorepel attack. Nazis was given by John Report* from Damascus told ria. Both sides have bf-n coiin- Charles Gerrily. . who said he was hired as a private detective of a heightened crisis atmos- seled to keep cool. by the Canaudian Jewish Conphere, as the Egyptian army State Department spokesman gress and had infiltrated the chief of staff Gen. Mohammed Fawzi. conferred in Damascus Robert McCloskey voiced Amer- tiny "azi goup. with Syrian defense minister ican concern at a press conferGerrity testified that BeatMaj. Gen. Hafez al Assad'and ence. "We are in contact through 1tie i.ad a list of 12 homes of armv chief of staff Maj. Gen. diplomatic riuumi'l.s :uid :»r*presumed Jews where he was Ahmed Sweidani; They reported- counseling restraint on both na- to bang swastika plaques. Gerly discussed cooperative mili- tions,"'he said. He.was aware of rity testified also he had been tary Wows at Israel, and con- reports that an emergency ap- driver of a car used by the tingencies that would occasion peared in effect in Egypt as a three neo-Nazi;; for that opera•various forms of cooperation. result of Israeli-Syrian border tion and reported on it to potensions. But as yet he had no lice, who seized Reattie alter T.S. I'rgfs Kestraint the fourth swastika placement. Israel Ambassador Avraham details. *
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[•or More InfciriiiiitliHi Call the Athletic Office. »rj-l3«0 YOl'I'll COUNCIL SOITISAIX •Vann. Bruce M a r k o, M a r t y As expected, tin: e;irly lavor- Greenberg. Steve Simon, Harry Uea in tins yfiir's Youth Council Suiumei'. Mike R o s e i i l j l i i i n , .Softball Lei'Kiic v.on their open- David Staenberg. Teddy Newing puiiH'.s. C h ; i i n i WciziiKinn man, David CougliHn, l i u b l i v 'tripped Itayiii) 12-5 ;iml AY.A 1 .Sturm. Crjig Kin.lH.-nbauii], Edwen :i 2U i^ s 1 u n (; i 11 <; dual die F r i e d . J a y Gin-'biu'i;. Steve Molad, Kenny M i l d e r , Steve against AZA 100. •'• Chiiiin Weiznmnn, led liv the Colin. Jell G'lasii. Le'.vi.s Kohll, hard hiltiir; of L a r r y (Iiild- lien I'.elniuiit. Jiilin l-'airr, .]nstroni. combined wiili (lie line ;,e|ih Greenljei"!.;, Gordon <Jr-ntflidding of Todcl C.reenstone and ler, Stuart Kolnick, K.indv JieiDave K;itz, made a 12-1. Weiz- inont and Mark GreiMilierjj,' maim 'victory out of v/Imi start.Midget JtasKi-tln.il • ed to be ;i close i;;nne. Pitcher ('liaiiipionsliip Team Gary Colicl: left alter only one norslicim's .!«•«• i'lr.v: I) a v i d inning of pitching and Terry Parsow, Aaron C o h e n . Joel Weisman came in to get the Brooks. Lance Margolin. Howwin, The Rayim outfield was quite shaky and they gave Ray,- ard • Kutler, Doug Taren. IJrui'e im hurlcr Al Parsow very little Hich'ards'aiid Paul Meis»!es.' Tilli ami (illi grade support durin" the entire (jiinif. All-Sfars '•'•'• DefpiidinK charnpion.sAZA. 1 turned back AZA 100 20-12. The John Freeman, Eddie Epstein. fine hittiiij! <if Bill 1'Yrer. Mark Mark Ruben, Bruce Richards, Hinimerman and f r e s h in a n Jay Jaeoby. jiob Colin, Aaron Dave 1'otel led the AZA 1 olleu- Colin, Steve Ro.sen, Larry WeinKivt-attack. The AZA 1 defense, hofl, Dave Walker, Doug Taren. has improved with their new Lenny II n c It a t e r and Gary shortstop. Dunnic Kaplan, who Cohen. Jliade .several fine plays al short . (ii ade Seliool and with a successful season, \\ resiling Team could niovc up to Atlanta next Bret Kahn. Mike Goldstein, season, Harris Frankel. John Wintioub. Schedule, .May -'1 Jim Fellitian. i:j.nice Marko and 10 a.m. AZA I vs. Chaim Wciz- Sieve Simon. Miami ((.'enter Diamond* Till and tflh Grade 30 a.m. R a y i in vs. AZA Inn Cliatii|iiiinsliip Team West Dianiondi .Mason's Itiml Itt-er: S a n d y Cijiinko, Bruce Jacolison. David Sl'MMI-'lt IIASKIVI U.MA, C'olm. Bo!) F r c e m a n, Dong LKM'.VE Krasne. Steve Suvalsky. The JCC Su m i n e r II i:; h "tli and Sth Grade School .• Basketball I,ea;;ue ha.s All-Stars room for only I) more particiSandy Cipinko, Bob Freeman. pants. • Hifjh .school boys who have Steve Suvalsky, Doug Krasne. enrolled thus far include: Lou Marc Meichfs. Mark Bclniont, S t e v e Steve V i o l e t t. Jeff Libowski. : Wolfson, Gary Rilkin. Nogg, Harvey Josin, Hrnce MILS- Mike Miiskin, Jim Harris, Dick kin. Gary Riekes. Dave Alloy, Benistien. D a v e Colin, Ross .Sieve Pitlor, Dave Kfitz. .Steve Margolin and Bruce Jacoh.son. Marantz, Steve S i m o n s, John P e p p e r , Mike Miller, Larry Cackin, Jim Uresel, Dave Kiikin, Fred Tichnuer, Marl: Rim••••merman,-. Mike K a t zm.m and Knrollment.s are now being acBrian Poster. cepted for the .summer swimming program at the Jewish AWAKI) Nu;in II().\(>III:I:S Community Center ..which will Among tlie .J.C.C. athletic par- start June i:>. ticipants recognized at the anComplete swimming instrucnual A w a r d Night activities tion will he offered for all age .-were the following: groups, from pre-scliool children Iilcly-ISidely I'ai licipants ; through s e n i o r citizens, and . Billy Colin, L a r r y N o v a I:, from beginners through senior Mike,Milder, Mark Pred, Danny life saving. Goldman, Mark Snfer.slc-in. HowAll classes are taught by Red ard Greenberg. Steve A I b e r t, Cross Certified i n s t r u ct o r s. Joel Alperson, Brent B l o o m , Classes meet twice weekly. Free Mike Pcrelm;in, Jim Fcltman, to center members, fee lor noilSam Friedman. Jeff Shkolnirk,- members is $•! per month for ; Michael Washerman. Jonalhon children and $5 per month for Staenbcrg. Mike Abninison, r!ill adult.s. Killesh. Alan Handle-man, Glenn Further information about the SlierlinK, Danny Knmisar, .Jon swimming program is'available M e y e r s . Danny VVolk, Rillv at the JCC. :M2-i:;i;ti.
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The "tiith annual conyregalional meeiing will be held Sunday, May 21 at « p.m. at the Temple. Election of officers will be held and printed copies of comntitti-e reports will be distributed. Rabbi Erwin L. Herman of Los Angeles. California will be the special finest speaker at the meeting. Rabbi Herman serves as National Director of Ri-gional Activities for the Union of American ili-bi'-w Con|'ief/ations.
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JOHN IUEKF.S l'"uneral services were held Friday. May 12. I!)(i7 for John Rieke.s. age 25. who was killed in an automobile accident May 10 in Des Moines. Iowa. Interment was at Beth El Cemetery. Survivors are: parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max Riekc-s; sister, Linda: brother Garry.
Friday, May 12, HifiT for Max Ferenstein of 2002 North l.'ilb St. Interment was at Golden Hill Cemetery. Survivors are: sons, Ilvman, Long Beach. Calif.; Albert and Harry, both of Omaha: 4 grandchildren: 2 greatgrandchildren.
.SAM GKIFMAN Funeral .services were held Tuesday. May 10. I'm" for Sam Geifman of 1201! Emmet Street. Interment was at Mount Sinai Cemetery. Survivors are:, wife. Ida; daughters. Mrs. Max Falk, Omaha and Mr:;. Jack Root. Sherman Oaks, California; 5 grandchildren,
MAN'S I1AF.R Funeral .services were held Wednesday, May 17, 1967 for Hans Baer of 1707 Main Street in Bellevue, Nebraska. Burial was at the Bellevue Cemetery. Mr. Baer, a former piano instructor at the Jewish Community Center, is survived by his wife, Annaliese. Suggested memorial contributions to the Omaha Jewish Philanthropies.
MAX tVINTKOIIIJ Funeral services were held in Omaha Tuesday. May !(i. 1%7 for Max Wintr'ouh, age 'Si, of Los Angeles, California. Burial was at Beth El Cemetery. Survivors are: '1 sons, Maury, Los Angeles, Calif.; William. Kansas City, Mo.: Louis and Phineas. both Omaha: 3 daughters, Mrs. Milton Franklc, New York City; Mrs. Louis Krawlitz, St. Louis", Mo.; Mrs. Mark Raymon. Boston. Mass.; 10 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral
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crnzKNs Tin.' Senior Citizens Club will ni< i I Monday. May 22 at the .li v.'j.-ii Community Center for a noon lunch and program. Immediately following t h e briif biisjners meeting, two movii.-.s will be shown "Startiine m Israel' and 'Flowers for Dahlia." . • '•'-.:-. Hostesses and Hosts will include Mni'-s, Louis Cutler, Sam Poska. Morris Nachman, Mifiiaf-1 ?>1orris, Sam Kuklin, J. M. Margolin and Bessie Behn. Messrs. Morris Nachman. Joe f-'eilman and Sam Lc>.hinsky.
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ISy Muli.icl .Sill/: to modern devices and inspec5 YI:AHS ,\(;o tion that it should bt> abolished. The p u r p o s e of Kashrut is Sandra Lipp and Bonnie Tinstin observed ;i joint Has Mitzvah often misunderstood. It's not en- Health is hot the primary concelebration . . . Irving Epstein tirely a hygienic or health mea- cern of Kashrut. In many; passages in the Bible we are told was appointed deputy city attor- sure, all hough this is part of ney . . . S;i ir Katzman-was the purpose. However, the es- which foods we can and cannot foreign 'affairs officials in'•'War- lle'ctt'd pre.';id"u! (,! Hi'vrah BBC. sential value lies in another eat. In'every one ot these passBy S4UL CARSON saw; headed special Israel'.mis; . . •. Mrs Sara Sus.rnan was Israel's new nian at the UN. sions to countries in Africa, elected vice.pn'sident of the Ne- field. Kashrut is concerned with ages the word "holy" is r»i is, at 54, a very old hand ot Latin America, Asia, Europe braska Society di X Hay tech- the well-being of the .soul as peated again and again, ... • well as in the health of "the The purpose of Kaslirut is to the UJN.i plder than Israel's and North America; wound up nicians, body. The third theme-of Knsh- sanctify ourselves and the Lord membership in the world organ- his.-more recent peregrinations, rut is one of Juimaneness. This and to remind us of our holiill VCAliS AGO izationv-older, indeed, than Is- just before he came here for Celebrants in a iMoup Has : basic'principle altccts the man•.: rael's • present State. He is Gi- *the new job, with confidences deon Rafael, Israel's roving Am- lasting 10 days with the Soviet Mit/.vah at fieth Israel Syna- ner of slaiitthler of animals, Jewish law demands that I heThe value of Kashrut is for a . bassador for the fast year-and- Union's top foreign affairs offi- gogue included Sandra Nearens 1 a u g h t e'r e r«Hinst go to all "group survival." This works in 3-half giiiCe Foreign Minister cials, including Moscow's Dep- berg. Nancy lierzott, Sharon lengths to prevent pain to the two ways. First, it serves as a Lintyjiian. Leslie I'orbes. Kay .Abba Eban creuty Foreign Minister, in the So- Goldstein. Dianne Denenberg animal in the process of slaughconstant reminder- to Jews n£ ated that new viet capital. and Dorene Kraft . . . Marly tering their identity, and to g u a r d postT—a position A quiet soft-spoken man, Mr. Greene and Howard Kaslow II we look m o r e closely at against being swallowed up by MrV Rafael conRafael knows and is known to were among the nations itliO out- these idea:*, we can see why the non-Jewish world. Second, tinues to hold every permanent representa- standing high school students Judaism look;; upon hunting as the observance not o n l y ri.'-: .•••"even;while headtive here, and every leading who were awarded National objectionable. The same feeling minds them of their identity, but ing Israel's Mismember of the U.N. Secretariat Merit Scholarships. of kindness toward a n i m a 1 s also links them together in the sion to the U.N. from G e n e r a 1-Seeretary U which demands humane slaugh- pursuit of a Jewish "cuisine/" • '••; T h e r e isn't a 15 VKAKS AGO Thsrit down. This is no neophyte This Jewish cohe.-tion is •"qu'/«. thing AmbassaMr. and Mrs. Ervin Simon tering for food purposes, could whom Mr. Eban has now sent never find validity in killing an- necessary in the modern world. dor Rafael to succeed in the post virtually announced the birth of a daugh- imals for recreational purposes. There may also be a differ• d o e s n't know created here by Mr. Eban him- ter. Sally Beth . . . O/.zie Katz I've asked a few opinions to ence depending upon the synaBbout, Israeli- Saul Carsott self. There is no doubt that was elected president of the CenA r a b relations much will be heard from Mr. tral High French Club . .-. Mar- the question "What k Hie pur- gogue. The reform temples do .in general, or about Israel's po- Rafael here in the near future. tin Sophir celebrated his Bar pose of Kashrul in Judaism?'' not stress Kashrul its much as do the Orthodox and Conservasition at the United Nations, or He eniered Ins new position Mitzvah. Juil Epstein, senior tive. It could best be classified about the U.N. as a whole. For with a background of vast ex:>.:> YEA US AGO .. "he'has-been around here very perience, know-how and skill. "There is a distinction to be as a mutter of preference. AlMinnie Lemson and Dr. Albert though this-is ritual, it reflect'} often since June. 1!U7. when With the exception of .some of Itiniiiicrinan announced their made b e t w e e n the myth of upon the very basis of Jud'jthe .late Moshe Sharett. then the more intransigent Arabs, he engagement . . . Milton Abra- health, and the basic ideas of head of the Jewish Agency's has been wished well by all the holiness. K a s h r u t definitely isni, and the ideals ol our forehams was elected president of delegation to the U.N:. appoint- United Nations. makes these i d e a s holy. We father;;. Temple Israel. : ed Gideon R a i a e 1 as tin' must realize the divinity of lile. To quote Cyrus Adler, "What Agency's liaison officer with the as a gilt from G-d. To the Or- I in.i been preserved until now United Nations Special Committhodox, Kashrut is a command- has not been preserved so that tee on Palestine, the unit then ment of G-d. and binds them 1 should o v «• r t h r o w it." Our Seeking a solution to the Paleswith their identity of Judaism. modern society is more, not tine problem. Later thai vear, Although tlit:> may be ritual, n. less, in need ol these valu-'s; Mr. Rafael aided Mr. Sharett in .shows a great ethical respect more than ever I m l o n . 1 . As tli6 arduous tla>.-> before the for G-d." Jews, we are heirs to ennohlin,; U.N. oas^ed its Palestine P;*r'.!ideas and. attitudes. . Wi' Inivij tion plan, thus favoring the esa an obligation as a people, to Judy Ilahn, sophomore ISy Kliuliu Salpcter tablishment of a Jewish Stale lied under the "piltuach nefe.sh" "For myself. I enjoy the tra- preserve and advance our anJerusalem— in : Palestine. principle? This opens the door ditional practices ot Passover, cient legacy. As individuals, wu "To the Butcher of Tel llashofor some subtle rabbinical argu- but it's not really necessary to owe it to ourselves, :uid also to Born in Berlin, where he obtained his degrees in law and rner: My pen is too weak to de- ments: should the d a n g e r of follow the l a w s ol Kashrut. our own self-respect to find sescribe y o u r swinish actions, total blindness, for example, be Other rituals and traditions are curity through ritual, the step economics at Berlin University. 1 he came to Palestine in I9.il your horrible stealing pi parts equated with the danger to life .' more meaningful to k e e p our between belief and ethical comand, for 10 years, worked as a from human bodies .. . . Death And if .so. what is the case when identity, and our observance as mandments." member of a kibbutz, thus learn- to the doctors, the criminal the sight of only one eye is in- a Jew. However, I do believe in volved, while the second eye is ing in practice about the "row- swine!'' . • -. y " This is a typical paragraph not in danger? Assuming one the abstinence of pork for syming Jewish Settlement's aifnirs bolic reasons." and problems. In 11143 and HMG from a letter received by Pro- accepts the principle that obfessor Haim Shiba, director of THE JEWISH COMMUNITY; jections of next ( j f kin to transhe was with the political, deOF CANADA, which dates' buck partment of the Jewish Agency the Tel Hashomer hospital, one plants should be respected un- Karen Ciuisillnrr, senior "Kashrut is n e c e s s a r y to to middle of ilu: i-'ifibteejitli ce.nin charge of preparations of the of Israel's best medical institu- conditionally, can it indeed be Jewish case before the Nurem- tions. His "crime:" in the past ascertained within the very few sanctify Oil's name. I find that tury. today numbers .sonic :!75,fifteen years, the hospital un- hours that may elapse between the health aspect is o n 1 y "a 000 persons, about :io percent of berg War Crimes Trials. small factor involved, 'flic basic 'whom live in Montreal. UTA) After working with Mr. Sha- der his direction has saved the the moment of the death ol the idea is that Judaism s p e a k s rett on the Palestine Partition sight ol about one thousand pa- donor and the possibility lo use against unnecessary 1: i 11 i n g. ISRAEL'S KXPORTS of cut issue, and after Israel was ad- tients by emergency transplan- of the delicate parts of the body and. if it is necessary, it should tation ol corneas from the eye:; for transplantation? flowers last year'exceeded half ; ttiitted to the U.N. in l!M!i. he bf done With a minimum of of-f rejh .corpses. The Jii e t h u d s tihed by the <i million dollars 'worth with was sent to New York to assist The letters and posters are Ultra-Orthodox w h i c h necessi- pain. I'm sure that we could go prospects, for the current year Mr. Kban, then Israel's perrnaa little out ol our way to hold •. nent representative here. As part of tli"»." campaign conducted - tated the stationing of police in fast to. one of the most impor- estimated a t ' m o r e than $i,i)0,Ofifl. <JTA> Counsellor to the Israel delega- by ultra-Orthodox e l e m e n t s some hospitals - m a k e any rea- tant precepts of Judaism." tion, later as alternate perma- against post-mortem operations. sonable discussion on these subAU.KSANDRO IJ'ANCONA. a nent representative, he was a The ultra Orthodox claim that jects impossible. While posters I'.oli Wolfson, freshman nineteenth century l e a d e r of member of Israel's delegation Jewish religious laws forbid the are distributed equating .some A common misconception re- Ilrilian independence, wa.s otw' pi>xi-rnorl'*m dissection of de- of Israel's top surgeons (several here until 1953. He represented Israel on the ceased; something that is not of them observant Jews) with garding Kashrut is that it is :m of the first Jews to serve in llio.. Palestine Conciliation Commis- the unanimous view of all Or- "Hitler, K i c h m a n n , Mengele." ancient health measure and due first Italian Parliament. UTAi sion in .1050-51. Overall U.K. thoflo.-:. They also do their best no doctor is in a mood to sit recognition of his diplomatic to confuse two issues: post mor- down with rabbis to work out The Jewish Community Center's talents came in 1950 when, as terns the purpose of which is to an arrangement acceptable to liie U.N. sought ;i solution, to find oii* {;i,-;!s about tin? ilist;.i.ie sensible elements in the Orliiuof the deceased (opinions about dox camp. the war in Korea, he was electSo far only Agudal Israel and ed rapporteur of the United Na- which genuinely differ among the Orthodox)'and taking o! Poalci Agiidat Israel have pubnun."* i-fiujtr uu.i*-i vruiwft oniPresents parts of the body of a deceased licly joined the extremist cammission. Since then, he lias been to save another person's life or paign, while the National Revirtually a permanent diplo- vital organs 'something that is matic resident here, in a varie-. considered permissible by most ligious Party ( M i z r a c h i and ty of posts, all connected with Orthodox under the sliperceding Hapoel Hamizrachi) are trying A Hymn to Life Israel's activities. He attended "piknach nefesh" principle ol behind the scenes to work out and Love some reasonable solution. The most of the General Assembly Jewish religion!. doctors themselves are lighting sessions jn U.N. history, in liJ.ifiback: recently when a mob atIsrael Law 57, when Israel's major probIsrael law permits post mor- tacked a hospital iii Rehovot. lems here revolved around, efforts • to solve the Suez-Sinai tem operations when the cause doctors for several weeks recrisis, Mr. Rafael was Mr.of death is not known or when fused to accept patients from Eban'.s aid in negotiations with criminal aspects are involved the village from which the mob the late Secetary-General Dag or when there is no objection came. And the Pathology InHammerskjold and the late from next of kin, if three au- stitute of Hadassah Hospital in U.S. Secretary of State John thorized doctors sign an affi- J e r u s a l e m announced that it davit attesting to the necessity would refuse to make laboraFoster Dulles. Meanwhile, he was Israel's of the operation. The doctors tory tests for two Orthodox Jerusalem hospitals, unless their Ambassador to Belgium and maintain that taking parts of Luxembourg: Israel's first rep- the human body for vital trans- d o c t o r s publicly acknowledge resentative to the European plantations is not a post mor- that they make regular use of LgJ the Pathology Institute. ,,' ..... Economic Community; Deputy tem operation. Starring Directed by Prime Minister Eshkol has Director-General of the Israel The more reasonable among JEANNE MOREAU FRAN£0IS TRUFFAUT Foreign Ministry; head of Is- the Orthodox want to forbid any met with representatives of the rael's delegation to the Confer- p o s t morten operation — or various religious p a r ties and ence on the Law of the Sea; Is- transplantations—if next of kin promised them to find in a rael's representative at the object. They raise several ar- month some acceptable solution European Office of the U.N. at guments about which genuine within the f r a m e w o r k of the Geneva; representative on the debate is possible. They ask, for lav/. Obviously, he hopes that 18-nations Disarmament Com- example, why should a person'3 by then the storm fanned by the mittee. He accompanied Mr. right to his ov/n body cease with ultra-Orthodox will calm down. Eban to the latter's prccedental his death? Or whether all—or. But this may be just wishful thinking conferences with Poland's top ciny—tr.nupUntatioii'. are ju,ti
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Maiuling <>f the events (if (lie RKl'LV I KO.M AN past, and inspired all present "OLD KASIIIONKI)" I'AHKNT . I read your Sidelines column with bis message ol I he c!ij;i'iilast week and was horrified inul lied way ol Jiv.i;!i ),ile and our J!y Carl Alpcrt sick. To think Iliiii any parent responsibility to promote the Haifa - Does Israel have a would nbbnj;aie his position find moral valw-.s for all mankind, With closing words by Rabbi clear-cut policy on the Vietnam responsibility as I.O say "my child would kill me it I wrote Nadolf, people (jiiielly de-parted situation? One who seeks exthat kind of letter." NOW WK and our yearly Memorial tribute pression of Mich KNOW wh.'it is happening to the for (i million martyred brethren p o 1 i c y v.'ill be was honorably paid. May we disappointed. A younger generation. . Our house is nm a liitlt' dif- safely reneh another year find d i 1 igent seai< h of official Gov ferently. Father and Mother are always "Jiemember." .Mrs. I Grossman e m m e n t pio \ THE 'authority. We will always I'.S. On May 14, another event r.ouncements as discuss, listen and try to understand the children's position. Hut was held a t ' Beth Israel. This well as editoual when it conies time for 11K; de- lime, a delightful evening was s t a n d s of the cision, we make it. AND IT presented to honor Mother's various newspa STANDS. We're not perfect and Day with .Jewish music. Senti- per lails to re 1 we've made mistakes, hut they ment and sweet melodies tilled veal anyt h i n g have been honest ones with the resembling a Ktftnip of parental authority beIt. is a privilege to have such c l e a r and un hind them. Strangely enough, we a "house" where one can find equivocal altitude. CailAlp<rt himself in all expression?; of ••believe that there ore times Life. May we rededicate our To he sure, e v e r yone who •when c h i l d r e n should be devotion to children find reach speaks or writes on the subject SPANKED and our family has Mother's Day for many years to comes out squarely in favor of felt the .stern parental hand or come. peace. But that is not a policy, . t h e parental hand on the stern! in the sense of a firm opinion Our children understand that JUWQVKtS with respect to the justification when they leave the house we For the past four years I have of America's i n v o l v e m e n t in 'rinisl know where they are going, with whom, and when they been privileged to have been Vietnam. During.a radio panel discusv.ill In- back. If there are any associated with Todd Greenchanges, there are plenty of stone, recipient of this years' Harry Trustin Award for the phones and we bad better be informed, or a grounding will sure- Outstanding High School Athlete. Good Doctor Todd's performance has been Jy follow. Kveh our college son Two of the members of one which reflects credit upon follows this routine. the local sisterhood w e r e the entire community of young lalliing about their sons. Yes. I'm stern and old fash- people. He has set a standard "My Solly is now a psychiioned, lias this warped their of excellence in ability, attitude, atrist," Mrs. Goldstein proudprior little psychics? You judge, sportsmanship and leadership ly exclaimed. I low tn;niy parents have hud that all teenagers should strive their children throw a surprise to attain. He has been an in"That's very nice. So how's party for their anniversary, that spiration to all of us who see he doing'.'" Mrs. Lapidus tlii* children planned and paid value in maintaining an athletic asked. for? How many have their col- program for our youth. "Wonderful — in fact you lege son call home at, midnight Todd has been a joy to coach, ought io use him." before exams. "Because I knew a delight to watch and a pleas"Hut there's nothing wrong you would calm me down :;o I ure to know. It, was with a great with me . . .", snapped Mrs. would feel better and be able to amount of pride that I watched Lapidus. sleep?' 1 How many have had a him receive this very, much de"Don't worry," Mrs. GoldItenafie daughter, well up in served award. stein purred, "my Solly will liigh school, come and snuggle Dave Goldstein find something!" . "just.'because I love you?" flow Coach, Chain) Welzninnn A/A many, when Daddy r> kis.ing Monimie come find snugi'le in '"•between just because thrv want
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The dit am st.irlrd in the summer of'1944. I was awarded ft scholarship to attend a two week session at Brandeis Camp Institute in New York. The cam|i. co-sponsored by the Zionist Organization of America and Hadassnh, was designed to educate and inspire teenage Jewish leaders . with 'he purpose of the Zionist movement, f went and 1 was educated and inspired. •The Dream That experience started a twoFOR TIIO.SK WHO part dream. First, that in my WEKK NOT T1IKUK On May II. the pews of Beth lifetime I would see the reesIsrael Synagogue were quietly tablisbment of the Jewish State. sealed by tiiose attending the In the 1!) years since that part yearly memorial .service for fl of the dream •was realized, million martvrs, and the opening I've dreamed of seeing with my v,-i,rds of nf.bbi NndoJf fell on own eyes the reborn Israel. Now the second part of the listeners with great solemnity. The presentation, of'colors by dream is to be realized. The the Jewish War Veterans added tickets are bought, the suitcases to the atmosphere of respectful are packed (almost.) and still I find it difficult to believe that tribute. ('antor I.efkowit/.'s rendition this Sunday night Bob and I (A Ps.-dm Hi sounded deeply in will board an El Al plane .that our .hearts and Habbi Kripke's will take us to Israel for the reading of the S c r i p t u r e s American Jewish Press Assobreathed new life into tired ciation convention. P e r h a p s bones and the Responsive Read- that's why I'm writing about it ing made us aware oi the con- now. If it's printed in the Jewetant threat to our existence as ish Press it has to be true. MayJews and never ceasing faith in be when I see it in print on FriGod to whom all the world be- day it will become more real. longs. Mr. Zciderman, a surPreparations vivor of the holocoust commentAny woman who has ever ed on the atrocities toward a people who's main sin was be- planned a trip knows the many )ii|; Jews, and paid respect to things that must be arranged Hie v.'tliiinl defense of the hand- for in terms of people taking ful exhausted remnants of the over in the care of the house Warsaw Ghetto, and children. This p a r t was The black candle lighting easy, thanks to a willing and ceremony by 6 survivors of con- gracious family. Arranging for tent ration camps spoke for it- someone to take over the Jewr-elf. Rabbi Laurence Rubinstein, ish Press was not sis easy—the who fortunately did not exper- talents of my family don't run ience Jiny of these tragic nor- in this vein. I met with the members of the iw?, spoke with deep under-
sion in Jerusalem not long ago an obviously commitlcd member oi the studio a u d i e n c e asked a direct question: "Why doesn't Israel speak out against the atrocities in Vietnam?" To this an adroit, member of the panel replied: '"Which atrocities, those of the Vietcong or those of the United Slates?" The answer neatly s u in m e d up the general reaction here. Newspapers The editorial stand of the more than twenty daily newspapers runs the expected gamut of their respective political af1 iliations. The paper which fulminates frequently about " t h e filthy war of the American imperialists against the Vietnamese people" is of course Kol Ma-Am, the Communist organ. Also on the extreme' left, the Mapam paper, Al Ilimiishinar holds the American authorities responsible for p o s t p o n i n g peace because of the bombing of North Vietnamese civilians. The country's most influential and most respected paper, the politically independent llaaretz, has called upon Hanoi to give some indication of its willingness to compromise, as the U. S. was prepared to hold off the bombings of Hanoi, and was disappointed that there was not even a token gesture in return. Beyond that. Haaret/. retains an impartial objectivity. The widely circulated afternoon paper, f'.aariv, feels that the bombings csculate the conflict. Many other papers are unwilling to commit themselves. When Israel finds itself involved in aspecls of the problem, the opinions are more outspoken, Prime Minister Levy Fshkol viewed with gravity repot Is in the press that n Vietcong delegation had come to the Arab world to train guerilla gangs of Hhukeiry's Palestine
The right wing llayom sees in Ibis a threat to Israel's security, llal/.ol'eh. motilhpiec of the National Keiigious Party, uses the news to beat IsraeJ's leftist over the head. Israel's radicals : sympathize with North Vietnam, the paper says, and the latter helps make war against us. Why does I he Vietcong seek to turn terrorism against distant Israel as it does against South Viet-, nam? Kol lla-Am r e t o r t s hotly: There is no truth to the news. It's American propaganda. The Democratic G o v e r n m e n t of Vietnam has given neither help nor r c c o g n ition to Shukeiry. The report is just a ruse to help prepare Israel public opinion lor recognition of the S a i g o n Government. Davar, which generally reflects official policy, is mum. Foreign Minister Abba Eban has made several statements on V i e t n a m . They are eloquent, moving and objective appeals for peace--as soon as possible. When he speaks of Israel's distress at the "continuing massive destruction and t r i b u l a tions which the Vietnamese are enduring" he sounds like the radio panel speaker. And he perhaps echoed everybody's view when lie said not long ago: "It is hard to avoid the impression that s e v e r a 1 appropriate moments for the opening of negotiations in the past were allowed to go by."
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Most recently a medical officer in the Israel army proclaimed his willingness to head a medical delegation to minister to the sick and wounded in Vietnam. Public concensus was that though he made no reference to either side, such a mission could be misinterpreted. I n any event, the Army said he had no authority to make such .
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through the United Jewish Appeal he won through—a winner! Today, trained, responsible, a solid citizen, his great goal is to irain more winners. You can see him almost any day at that Job in the vocational training center where he leaches. it's one of 60 such centers, established In Israel by ORT—the Organization for Vocational Train-
ing—and il needs yoursupport through UJA. Help—and he'll teach immigrant youngsters from backv/ard Asian and African countries the skills and know-how they need in 20tli century Israel. Help a winner—and he'll train more winners, Give through your community campaign, TODAY!
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