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Isadore Goldstein, veteran leader in religious and educational activities, has accepted the chairmanship of the Heth Israel Talmud Torah Uulldlni; Fund campaign. It was nnnounced by Harry ; United Nation.", N. Y. (JTA) — Sidman, president of the SynaThe United States Government, gogue. which appropriated $1,200,000 in The program of buildini: expan1955 for the work, of the United sion, Mr. Sidman explained, has Nations High Commissioner for been necessitated by a great inRefugees, Is prepared to ask Con flux of families who have moved gross "for n further substantial into tho neighborhood with n contribution1 for 10.W If otlftr consequent increase In the attendgovernment- * do their share, it was ance of children in the classes of announced here by Jacob Watis- the iJeth Israel School System. tein, U.S. delegate to the General "Our present facilities," continAssembly's Social, '.'ultural and ued Mr. Sidman, "are hopelessly Humanitarian Committee. Inadequate to meet the additional ' Mr, niaustein, who Is honorary needs of tho congregation. Unpresident of the Atnr>ricnn Jewish der Mr. Goldstein's leadership, we Committee, made his maiden iinve every hope of carrying on speech during the General Assem- our campaign to a successful conbly as the opening speaker'on the clusion," Mr. Sldmnn stated. alinual repor'. delivered tills The executive committee of the morning by Dr. fi. J. van Heuven campaign includes in addition to Goedhart, UN Hh;h Commissioner Mr. Goldstein, Mrs. Lewis Nevefor Refugees. On Iwhnlf of the off mid Maurice Kuizmnn as viceUnited States. Mr. Ulausteln chairmen with Rabbi Matthew praised the Commissioner's work Pollakoff as chainnan of general and called for further ('ovemment- solicitation. A complete list of HI nid. tho expanded committee will bo announced after the next meetIng.
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MOItK Oil. DIHCOVKIIKI) .JcriMplcm (JTA)- Dr. Dov Joseph, Minister for Development, rushed off to Helctz, site of Israel's first oli well, Monday reportedly to Investigate the discovery of a major oil find in a still lower stratum of rock than the one in which tho first well was found. . Reports reaching here from the Negcv drilling site say that technicians and oil geologists ort the slto are "mad with joy." Some reports state that the quantity of oil at the*Helctz formation is now believed to be four times as (treat as orlglnnljy thought when the first well was brought In late last month. . The Lapldoth oil company, which brought in the gusher, was understood Monday to have signed a contract with tho Minister of Communications for transportation of crude oil from Ileletz to Haifa whore Israel's refineries are located. JMUiEHT SHU" .Haifa (JTA) — Israel's newest and largest passenger liner, tho Ccrman-bulit "Israel," docked at Haifa with 237 passengers and a cargo of 4,000 tons of German EOods, which like the ship itself arc reparations payments.. The entire port was lit up as the vessel was docked in the early morning hours by three tugs. Both the ship and tho port were decorated with flags In celebration of the arrival of the vessel which will become the'flagship of the Israel merchant marine.
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Fed. Women to Solicit for Drive
Germany Is Topic At O.U. Instiluttf . Dr. Huns J. MorgcnthHii, pro lessor of political science and di> rector of the Center fur Study o< American Foreign Policy ut 'the University of Chicago, will discuss "Germany and Western So curity" at the Recond session of the Institute cm World Affairs nt 8:15 p. m. In the University of Omnhn nudttorlum. Dr. Mornenthau tnm;ht internntionnl law af the Universities of Geneva, Frankfort, Madrid and Paris lK!fore coining to tlie United States in 1937. . Tho thrme of this year's institute is "Since the Summit." \ Tho Federation for Jewish Service Is one of the co-sponsors of the institute. Arthur II. Goldstein chairman o' the Jewish Community Center committee, Is n member of the Institute's advisory committee.
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IHI.I.l'KillT IIANNI'lt Jerusalem (JTA) -The Government of Israel banned a proposed Iiullfi;;ht In the municipal stadium nt Ramalli Gan, a suburb of Tel Aviv. The decision was adopted unanimously at a Cabinet meeting. . Earlier, Israel Chief Rabbis Isaac Her/of; and Yltzhnlc Nissim protested to the city administration of Itani.'ilh Gan against the staging of the bullfight. Their message declared that such a conteil would be "against Judaism's morality." A private promoter has applied for permission to rent the stadium for a bullfight.
More than ir>0 volunteers from the Federation of Jewish Women's Clubs have offered their scrvic— to a section of the gone, tation division of tin? Unit Feather-Red Cross C a m i Mrs. Mike Freeman, .section \c3\ man, stated. They will begin their housn-tohouse canva.'.s Mouthy moniint;, klckoff clay for residential and small business solicitation. This year as in the past, Mrt>. Freeman said, members of the Federation of Jewish Women's Clubs are happy to be a part of this effort to raise funds for needed services. Two departments of the Federation for Jewish Service, namely the Jewish Community Center and Family Service benefit from the campaign, she added. Mrs. Freeman's district chairmen are Mesdamcs Arthur M. Greene, Saul Graet/. und Henry L. Greenbcrg. Team captains are Mmes. H a r o l d llrodkcy, Calvin Newman, Louis Alberts, Milton Waldbaum, Phil Fox, II, Fercnsteln, Sam Green, Norman Lincoln, Sam Iiennan, Ted Sanforcl, Milton Abrahams, Nathan Turner and Thomas Haykln.
Supervised Bridge Play at Jay Oct. 27 Dave Aekerman, an expert in the Gnren method of bridge play, will teach a new type of bridge instruction at the Jewish Community Center beginning Thursday, Oct. S0 p. m. O 27 at 7:' 7'S0 Th new ten-week course will feature actual play of hands with supervision and explanation of fine points as they occur during the game. Those .Interested In registering for the course may call the Center Activities office at JA 13G6. Fee for the ten-week course is ten dollars for ten lessons.
Golden Age Club To Hear Speaker E. H. Dunaway, Omaha district manager of the Social Security Administration, will d i s c u s s "Know your social security heneits" at the next meeting of the golden Ago Club. Tho meeting will be held at 1 p. m., Monday, Oct. 21 In the Jewish Community Center. A question and answer period will follow Mr. Dunaway's talk. Refreshments will be served. The Golden Age Club is sponsored jointly by the Omaha Section, Nntiona! Council of Jewish Women and the Jewish Community Center.
otild ) — Ihe Biitlsh Government tun»idiin that the \v"j[cva".l atjng a situation in tho Middle East which could fc -.M'ael full-scale war, Prime Minister Sir Anthony ..need last week-end In an address before a mass meeting of "•"the Conservative' Party in Bournemouth. Sir Anthony charged that Moscow, by permitting Communist countriesto supply arms to Egypt, was violating the "spirit of Geneva." Sucli purchases, he declared, would increase the arms race between the Arab countries and Israel, which in turn could, lead to war between them "because there is always the danger that the one which believes that it Is today the stronger may be tempted to strike first." (From Washington it was reported that American government" officials are seriously worried over the Soviet arms deal with Egypt as well as over the fact that Assistant Secretary of State Allen, DavicI lirn-Uiirlon who recently flew to Cairo* failed to convince Egyptian Premier Nasser to cancel tho deal. It Is said that Premier Nasser declined even to tell Mr. Allen the quantities o£ arms Involved. Jerusalem (WNS)-Davld BenGurlon again became Prime Min(Washington has also been inister of the Republic of Israel formed that Syria is considering Wednesday when the Knesset following Egypt's example in acgave its approval to his designa- quiring arms from Communist tion of a Cabinet representing a countries and that Saudi Arabia coalition of five Israeli parties. was also offered Communist muniCabinet portfolios were divided tions. The possibility was foreamong the five parlies'as follows: seen that the Communist countries Mapai, 9—Prime Minister, For- might also offer munitions aid to eign, Defense, Finance, Education, Israel in exchange for oranges or Labor, Trade and Industry, Agri- other Israeli products.) culture and Police; Mapam ,2— (In Jerusalem, 'Israel charged Development and Health; Ahdut Egypt with Initiating a new round Avodah, 2—Communications and of guerilla warfare and warned Interior; i-Iapool Ilamizraehl, 3— that If it does not stop, Israel will Religions, Post and Welfare, and take all necessary steps to protect Progressives, 1—Justice. herself. "Egyptian war acts in tho In addition, Hapoel Hamizrnchi course of the past few weeks repwill also get the Vice Ministry of resent a further stage in Egypt's Education and Ahdut Avodah, the hostile policy aimed at destroying Vice Ministry of Agriculture. The Israel," said a Foreign Ministry Progressives will be allowed to spokesman. He charged that Egypt place nn "observer" in the minis- and Syria have.been maintaining terial economic conference. Prime Arab gangs on Syrian, Jordanian Minister Mosho Sharett resumed and Lebanese territory for the purils former post of Foreign Minis- pose of attacking objectives in Is« ter. rael.)
Ben-Gurion Again Premier of Israel
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HOI.AIt ENERGY Jerusalem (WNS) — The first steam produced from sunshine to be collected without the aid of lenses or mirrors was announced In Jerusalem this week. The Inventor, Zvl Tabor, is director of the National Physical Laboratory of Israel. This development, it is claimed, will simplify and cheapen the method of collecting solar energy and will thereby open up new possibilities for the economic utilization of sunshine.
Rabbinical Program Inaugurated at Home for Aged
Art Technique Taught at Center The technique of creating a beautiful painting in ten easy lessons Is being taught by Mrs. Meyer Beber nt the fall series ol art classes for adults at the Jewish Community Center. Mrs. Beber, well-known local nrllst, Instructs the class each Monday afternoon from 1 to 3:30 p. m. The next session will bo" held Monday, Oct. 17. Both beinner and advance students may register. Those now attending the class are: Mrs. Seymour Cohn, Mrs. Irving Herzog, Mrs. Julius Knlj!man, Mrs. David Maryanov, Mrs. Harold Pollack, Mrs. H e n r y Rlekes, Mrs. L. Rosenberg and • Mrs. Louis Shrier. There are still a few openings To register call the Activities office at the Center, JA 1366. Tho fee Is $12.00 for ten lessons.
Sunday Radio Dr. Jonah B. Wise will speak on "Man's Faith" on the- Message of Israel program' broadcast over KI3ON from 12:05 to 12:30 p.m.
RabM Sidney II, Brook* of Temple Israel, standing; &t extreme right, Inaugurated the new program of regular rabbinical visit* to tho Dr. Philip Slier Jowlnh Home for the Aged Ust Tuesday niternoon. Babbl Brooka dlscuued "The Place of the Aged In Our Communal I.lfe and the Historical Back(rounl far Re»pect of the Aged and Learning. .
"The Season of Gladness," the story of a poor village porter whose native faith taught respected scholars a lesson in piety will be hoard on the Eternal Light program over KFAB from 11:30 to 12 noon.