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Beth El Will Conduct Learning Center for Women A pnigram nf Jewish e<lu< a iHHi designed es|)e<iall> (or women will be (iindurted in Omaha under th<- sponsorship of Beth Kl Synagogue and Belh Kl .Si.slerb<«)d AHA Nab.. Fri.. Auguat 11.197S
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I the fields iK. Slddur. Jewisti I ujiural and Rellginuti llifiliiry BIhle and modem Jewish Ihinight The prtigram will start with !^ 'II - nn 12 con •'.)m!)a m •-I :„ „.>cpt \2 Women particlpallng in ihe
adul' ditinK commitment Memtfers of llie committee include Johanna Bromherg. Anna ' low l.azai.. Bromherg
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Jews Send Condolences To Vatican NEWYORK(JTAi llraeII ofncUls and Jewlih leaden in (he CnKed .Slates extended their condolences lo Cathollcii throughout Ihe world upon the death o( Pope Paul VI The head of the Homan Catholic Church died at Ihe age o( M a(ter a heart attack in his summer residence a( Castel Uandolfa Israeli leaden. Including President Yitzhak Navon. Premier Menachem Begin and Mini.ll ' " "'>n Aha ron Abu II imdo lence cable< an K rael's Ashkrnazi i'hiel Hahbi Shiomo (ioren said nf lh<' Pope, "He tried to remove Ihe chronic hatred between Chris tianily and Judaism ' Spokenmen for the Amen lan Jcwi.4l rommunlty re spomle<l similarly to the news o( the PonUrCs death Theodore R Mann, Chair man ol Ihe Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish OrganlzatkMUi. com munlcated hi* conddenceit to (he Catholic world
World Jewish Congress PraaideDt Philip M Klutznick. and the organization'* Secratary-Gcneral. (;«(hart M Rlegner. nolad thal4>ape Paul VAaUNOTON - la aaopaa Mtar lo VaoaaM Ra^rava, Brit "will always be rfmembarad Tbaodore BIkai. ahova, papolar •rfartikiar and by Jewlah communitlei ; «f Actar-t EqiMy, crtttdaad har tor avportk* dw throughout the world as one of the archUecta of Ihe Impraver a< OM Bwdwara af adMoldriiikaa al Ua'akt. o( prag^ Vmmt of^hrMlan-Jewlah rela^ I at qiryal awoM and ol Otywpk AlhWaa at MuuBna-a^hopatuUy inaugurated Bkk." Mr. BIkal waa taipaniMnt. aa a prtvala ddaM, to a Mtar by bis pradacaaaof and (he •mtaa by Mlaa Radpava to AOeft Mqmy to tririck *a MSecond VaUean OgweU. We nrtad dMi tfea PLD-i aiaa waa nat Ifca tt^Mailga o< braal. but are coafldiai UM te ^>trtt he OtoartaUWaaaatofa Pakadna laiuaag tarto ihia aNart will eaoUnui toto Ihe future "
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Tllis Is an affirmative action program (or women which (lll-i a gap in Jewish educat ion. s.iid Svivia Wagner, commil le* chairman The (wo year program.
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Memben of the J(X"s THE Auction Commit tee look at some of the unuaual artlcia thai have been donated From left are, Marshall Kuihner. Dory Gcrtter. Saranne Gltnlck and Cal KIrshen On (he table are "Sarah^Ble»
sing of Candles'' figurine, turn of the century platlen made by Theodore HavUand i Llmogeai, and an original Samsl (French cMi temporary oil paln(lng>
JCC's THE Auction Only 84 Days Left C»<3ulrmen :>araiiae Git nick, 0al Kirshen and Mar •hall Kuahner have announced that (here are elgh(y-four <M i days left (III THE Auclion on Dec 3 <:ap(alns Mike Albert (>>l Belgrade. Ann Belmont. Mar cla Cofman. Robyn Glick. Art Groasman. Randl Katelman.
Thelma l.ustgarten. Yolanda L*mer. Earl Sicgel. I^eah Sle^ gel. and Bea Sommer are seeking gifts so that Ihe J(X"B existing t>udge( will be real Ized for (he I97t year AnoUier purpose of THK Auction Is to Improve the program services of Ihe Pre-
school. Youth. Older Adults. and Health and Physical Kdu cation befuirtinents of ihe "j" New girts received during the past week include: antique platters, pots and pans, snow blower, warm-up suits, and bowling ball, shoes and bag
U.S. Expects Larger Numbers Of Soviet Jews This Year By BorU Smolar Editor In-chief emeritus. JTA Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Inc Jewish communities throughout tiM* Cntt e<l Stales are preparing Ihem.selves (or equi lahle sharing ol reRponsihility m Ihe reset Itmg ol large numbers of SovwJ Jews e«pe»le<l lo reach this c' unlry iluniig the next 12 month P<TMMI under tilM'r.tlized moves on the part of the Carter Ariminislration The V S govemment'^is IHIW granted I',!. Ott) piirole visas" (or thai periiKl lo be issw-d rmmlly In .lews from the Soviet I nion si' I "Uls • en rtKjIe to IM nlnlh«'i; S This IS III Ill I i.iiH-i I .iit-gones o( visas und<'r which emigrants from the .Soviet linioii can enter this country The ( .S fiepartmenl of Immigration and Naturalization will now make an p((ort In re duce the lime required (or pmct-ssing appli radons of Sovlel Jewish emigrants stranded in Rooie Thes<' mis usually have lo wail at>ou( li i Kome lor (heir IIS visas A rapi.i )>i,...^^iiig ol Iheir appll rationa may redixw Ihe wailing perMd to two months It Is anticipated that about IHOno Soviet Jews may reach the dS under the "parole visas" and other lorms o( en(ry visas They include (hose already in Rome and (hose an llclpaled lo leave RuHsia in the next months The Council ol Jewi.sh Kederalions has estab llahed a Task Pnrce on Soviet Jewish Re settlement to help Jewish communli^s in this country and in Canada In Iheir alfArts (o ab
sorb Ihe newcomers Large KefkTalions are now extending in creased help In nearby .small cilies in the Ini Hal adjustment period ol lh<- .Soviet Jewish immigrants there MnsI small cUies do not posse\s a lull complement o( swial services, but the existing stall and la> leaders providjIhe ess«-nliiils ol lamils viM-alional ,ind other MTVices (or Ihe m-* i'ommunit> nieintMTs in IIM' .vljuslmeni ()eri<>d which usuallv a\er ag(*s about three months Jews III ihe Soviet I'nion do not ne<'es»arri> need lo beiome drop outs ' to gel enlrame Visas to Ihe t' S The> can get regular Anien can visas (rom Ihe ( S Consul.ite in Moscow Ulhey ar<' provideil wilh alfidavils Inim a rel alive in Ihe 1'DII'"<I Slates The Soviet aulhnri lies Issue their exit visas lo Jews on the bksis nl family reunion even when an applicant goes lo Israel The (' S regular yearly immigration qiKita for Soviet citizens is never filled, IHcause general emigration Irom Ihe .Snviel I'nionisiii I Hence a Jewish appli cant re< c lavil (nini a relative in Ihe I nlloi ...i<^ ...uliI probably have to wail in Russia less lime lor Ihis I' S visa than a "drop-out" in Rome Me will also M have to seek a "parole visa" granted to those cisssi lied by the US authorities as persons who led Russia as perscculed persons Thus his appllralion (or a i: S visa In Moscow may not be ln(erpre(ed t ' ' .is a slur againsi tbi is a "lamlly reunio „^...::^ i gov emmeni recognizes as le/itir ifitimatel I Continued onnPage2J I