Vul. XXXIV—No. 2.
OMAHA,
Dinner Will HighligSit Zionist
AltMISTICK VIOLATION Jerusalem (JTA)--The Israel Government once again protested ag.iin.it Ef;ypt'«n refusal to live London f (JTA)—The Egyptian Washington (WNS;—Provision up to the terms of tho general Council o Ministers has approved by the U. S. of jet planes and armistice agreement In the Nita new military service law pro- tanks to Isracl»to offset the arms zana—El Auja—demilitarized zone viding for compulsory military between Israel and the Sinai Pen service for all malo citizens at Egypt Is to receive from the Communist bloc of countries was urged instila. age 18, it was reported here. Pointing to Sunday's attack on Cairo dispatches also reported this week on the Administration two United Nations observers by that a fund-raising drive to ob-by 15 Representatives from' New Egyptian troops In the zone, an tain money from Egyptians for York. Israel Foreign Ministry spokes- purchase of arms under contract Wrtr!;fitti|i • Hotel. man underscored that Egypt con from Communist contrics is being Tho Congressmen also, urged '"iniiisf. ii-aderH from five states tlnues tri keep troops In the zone conducted by the government that the U. S. embark at once on will i;allier this Sunday nt Hie in violation of the armistice pact Government officials, led by Prem- establishing a security pact with Illnck.sturm Hotel for this oil day and n special agreement recently ier Gamal Abdal Nasser, are re-Israel "guaranteeing tho Integrity jnrley. Twenty Zionist districts in hammered out by UN truce chief portedly contributing a month's of her borders and that of her MisKuuri. Kansas, Nebraska, Iown Moj. Gen. E. L. M. Hums to re-salary to the campaign, university mid B..POMTII Illinois will be repmove both Israel and Egyptian faculty members nnd sports or- Arab neighbors." !••;-••:-,l. troops from the Nltzana area. ganizations have announced do- The question of the flow of 'i (". Levin, dinner chairman, nations to the fund, and the army Communist munitions into tho fi-i ; A. II. Ondler, president of says that the first day's contribu- Middle East was reported to have ItlVKIl l'LAN been given serious consideration t;: • Omaha Zionist District, urge Washington (WNS) — A r a b tions totaled close to $1,500,000. at a meeting of the Nrtional Sei-!• nrinbers of the community t<i agreement to the Jordan River curity Council. Earlier Israel Am«tlend the dinner nnd to make Knbbl Joseph S. Rliubow plan was forecast this week by bassador Abba Elian conferred tlifii' reservations by calling Mr Eric Johnston. President Eisenwith George V. Allen, Assistant '..lin. <1L 2515 or Mr. Gendler, hower's personal trouble-shooter Secretary of State for Near East(;i, IMTJ. Reservations are three to tho Middle East, who declared em Affairs. Mr. Elian was reportdn'ii :-n p"i- person. In Rome on the eve of his dcapred to have asked Mr. Allen what S in lile" \i ehalrman of reserJerusalem (WNS)—Premler- the Department Intended to do by turo to the United States that he vation firnnii:>Miients: other mem left tho Middle East "without the designnto David lien Gurlon, who way of following up tho assertion bci,4 of the arrangements comtnit- Mother Chapter of AZA, aslightest doubt" that both sides was prevented by sudden Illness that mutual fears could be best lei- are Rabbi Myer S. Kripke, Hy- member club of the Jewish Youth now consider his plan as the "only from presenting his new coalition remedied by a security puaranteo nimi O.;off mid Joe Hornslein and Council ,will paint safety mark- logical and equitable approach to Cabinet for Knesset approval this rather than by an arms race. Mr. ers on G'l downtown street corners the problem of developing a river week, was reported resting com- Elian presented Israel's views on Eugene Itieh. Rabbi Shulmw was educated nt this Sunday morning as one ofsystem." fortably In his suite at the Presi- the implications of the new situaijarvard University anil the Jew their community service projects. Under the proposed Jordan Riv- dent Hotel here. tion. At the same time it was asKb Institute of Reunion. He Harold [Caiman, chairman of AZA er plan, the states of Israel, Lebserted by Israeli sources that IsDoctors ministering to the next served as chaplain in tho US Army No. l's community service com-anon, Syria end Jordan (ire to dirael was seeking to purchase arms Premier said Mr. Den Gurion Is through the existing reimbursein Kurope during World War.II mittee, stated that the entire club and was awarded the Bronze Star. will take part In thi.i project to vide the waters of the 200-mile expected to make a recovery but ment channels In order to redress that they would not let him work the imbalance of power created • lie Is a member of the American help make pedestrian* safety con- long river. Meanwhile the State Depart in the future with the same tempo from the flow of arms to Egypt Academy for Jewish Research and scious. as he did in the past. ment was reported to have voiced the American Association for I'c The youngsters Rot tho green from the Soviet bloc. lillcal Science. A veteran Zionist light from the Department of concern over Intimation that, un- The list of Ministers which the lender nnd spokesman. Rnhbl Shu- Street Transportation to go ahead less there Is Arab agreement for Premier-designate expected to (In New York City, tho New bow has been n delegate to thowith the project and an Omaha regional water cooperation, Israel submit to Knesset, representing a York Post quoted Egypt's Premier World Jewish Conference heH In merchant contributed funds with will have no other alternative but four-party coalition, Is: Mr. Ben as having told of its correspondGeneva. Switzerland. which to buy paint and stencils. to resume the suspended Benot Gurion, Mapal, Premier; Moshe ents that he considers himself on Harry Hatcher, director of theYuacov project. Sharett, Mapal, Foreign Minister; a crusade not alone against IsDr. Joseph Dunner, chnlnnan of I^GVI Eshkol, Mapal, Finance Min- rael, but acainst international the Political Science Department Omaha Safety Council, helped the ister; Mrs. Golda Mycrson, Mapal, Jewry and the wealth of tha of Grinnell College and honorary boys make their plans for painting Survey Commission . Labor Minister; Perotz Naphtall, Jews.) president of the region, will intro- a four-foot kng white line on each curb which will be marked safety Set Up by Federation duce Rabbi Shubow. Mapal, Minister for Trade and Industry; Behor Shltreet, Map.il, The opening jession of the con- line nnd another on tho street clave will begin nt 10 a. m. Milton marked death line, Tho young- An enlarged Bureau of Jewish Minister for Police; Kaddlsh Looz, SOBKLOF1' SAYS . . . J." Silborman of Chicago, vice- sters will stencil their safety re- Education to serve as survey com- Mapai, Agriculture Minister; Zalchairman of National Administra- minders on the cornel's from IGth mission to cooperate in tho pro-man Arrane, Mapai, Education tive Coune'l.-ZOA, will address the to 17th streets and from Dodge to posed survey of Jewish education Minister; JvTordecia Namlr, Mapai, In Omaha was approved by theMinister without portfolio. luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. Farnam streets. Executive Committee of the FedA workshop seminar will follow New York (WNS)—U.S. Solideration for Jewish Service last the luncheon nnd will feature Hen tor General Simon E. Sobeloff, adGolden Agers to Hear Thursday evening. Zlon EmanticI, director of the dressing an Israel bond dinner a t American Zionist Council of Chi- 'Our Greatest Asset' Jack W. Marcr,. federation prestho Waldorf-Astoria Hotel tencago. ident, presided at the meeting. dered in honor of Israel's Ambas"America Conserves Her Great- Committee members who atsador Abba Eban and his wife, deest Asset" is the topic for the next tended are: David Blacker, Mrs. that the policy of "firm meeting of the Golden ARC Club David Brodkey, Mrs. Edward E. Mayor John Rosenblatt has clared friendship for Israel" enunciated to be held at the Jewish Commu- Brodkey, Arthur A. Cohn, Leo Ei- proclaimed Monday, Oct. 21 aslast year by President Elsenhower nity Center at 1 p. m., Monday, senstatt, Leo Fox, Dr. Abe Green- United Nations Day In Omaha. remains as one of the central facOct. 24. K.i II. Dunaway, Omaha berg, Ben E. Kaslow, Louis Katz, Tho date is the anniversary of the tors In the U.S. approach to the signing of the Unlttd Nations "'The Soviet Agricultural Econ- district manager of the Social Se- Robert H. Kooper, J. Harry KulMiddle East proBtem. omy" will be discussed by Dr. dnlo curity Administration, will tell of akofsky, Milton Llvington, Dr. charter. Asserting that Secretary of Johnson of the University of Chi- how the concept of social .security Morris Margolin, Ernest A. Nogs, The proclamation urges all cago., ana Dr. William V. Lambert has changed from that of provid- Louis Somberg nnd Harry Trustln. citizens to observe the day In a State John Foster Dulles "Is care,- . of the University of Nebraska, at ing relief to our older citizens to manner "demonstrating faith In fully examining the possible efthe third session of the Institute that of preventing poverty "and the United Nations, thereby bring- fects" of the Cairo-Moscow arms On Wor^d Affairs In the audito- making our older folks self sup- Center Bridge Class ing forth a better public under- deal on Israel's security and on rium of the University of Omaha porting. standing of Its aims nnd accom- the stability of tho Middle East, Beginner and advanced bridge plishments." Mr. Sobeloff disclosed he was "perBt 8:15 p. m . Wednesday, Oct. 20. A question and answer period 'Doctors Johnson nnd Lamliert will follow Mr. Duimway's talk. classes at the Jewish Community axry S. Byrne, chairman of the mitted by tho Secretary of State ;entcr will start at 7:30 p. m., wtrc among the American cx- Refreshment* will be served. Omaha Committee for the United to say to you that fundamentally , perta who toured the Soviet Un- Tin; Golden Ago Club is spon- Thursday, Oct. 27, under the di-Natolns, stated his group Is rank- lie is convinced that mutual fears rection of David Ackerman. The ion during the summer. The theme sored jointly by the Omaha Secing plans for a public observance can best bo allayed not by an o* this year1/! Institute is "Since tion, National Council of Jewish ee for tlio course is ten dollars. to Include tree planting ceremonies arms race but by collective arrangements committing decisive • the Summit." Women and tin; Jewish Commu- Call the activities office at theat Memorial Park. Center, JA 13GC, for registration. •The Federation for Jewish nity Center. Jack W. Marer, President of the power to the deterring of aggros- . Service Is one of the co-sponsora Federation for Jewish Service, sion by anyone against anyone." > of tho institute. Arthur II. Gold- JCZKKIKUS I'KOVHKVK urges all members of the commu- The "recent increase of tension in • gteln, chairman of the Jewish London (WNS) — Sir Austin Sunday Radio nity to participate in the observ- the nrea arising from tho willingness of the Soviet bloc to offer • Community Center committee, Is Harris, vice chairman of Lloyd's ance of UN Day. Dr, lonah B. Wise will speak arms and from tho unfortunate n member of tho institute's advis- Hank, declared hero that reading on the "Miracle of Religion" readiness of Egypt to accept them the ISlble Influenced him into beory committee. makes It all the more urgent to coming the first London banker on tht." Message of Israel pro- NEW siiri's ron ISKAKL o give a loan to the Anglo-Pnlcs- gram to be broadcast over Jerusalem (WNS)—The Minis- strengthen stability by a treaty" tlnu I3ank, now the Israeli nation- KBON from 12:05 to 12:30 try of Transportation disclosed or treaties that will Ruarantce p. m. al bank. here this week that German ship- against any attempt to alter fron- ' This happened twenty-two years yards are to build 21 ships for Is-tiers and demarcation lines ' b y A historical fantasy entitled ago when he read Chapter 37 of rael as reparations goods In theforce" Mr. Sobeloff declared, add* Ezeklel nnd the prophecy of the "A Visit from .Lord Baltimore" next two years In the total value iiiK that Mr. Dulles' recent su|5« ' gcstlon of a security treaty "ac- " Irving Epstein has been ap- "dry bones," meaning Israel, tak- the story of tho fight for civil of $41,500,000. pointed an assistant city attorney ing on new life. The banker made liberties by a small town ediSix of the ships will be ready lilcves added urgency In the llghl tor will be presented on the It was announced by City Edward the disclosure at a luncheon here l>y tho end of the year. These, to- of the events of tho past tw« this week In connection with a Eternal Light program over ;etlier with five that are already weeks." The Solicitor General reFotfarty last week. • Mr. Epsjeiri,: 28, is a graduate :»c and n half million pound loan KFAB from 11:30 a. m. to 12 completed, will give the Israeli ferred to Israel as a "natural ally noon. of Cfelghtbn Law School and was [hat Llnyd'a Hank has undcrwrltmerchant marine 38 sea-going ves- of America and tho other demo:en for* the Jewish-Agency, cratic nations." admitted to the bar In 1948. sels. , The throat of an arms race it the Near East as a result of Soviet offers of arms tr Arab state; will be discussed by Rabbi Joscpl S. SIIUIKJW, spiritual leader of Temple Bnal Mosho, Boston, Mass., at n public dinner climaxing the apjiual convention of the Central States Hi-iilon.' ZionH Organization nf America (] bo held at 7 I>, in . HIM Sunday. Oct. 23 (it tho
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