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Thanksgiving Service at B.E. 'Die annual Thanksgiving Day Service under the auspices nf tlx1 Synagogue Council of Omaha will bo held nt 11 a. m., Thnnksiilvlng day, Nov. 21, at l!«-lli El SynaGORue. Jlnbbl Sidney II. Brooks of Ti-inplo Israel will deliver the sermon. Other Omnhn rabbis who will participate In the service anr. Kabhi Nathan Keldman of "ll'iial JacobAdns Yeshnron, Itahbi Benjamn Groner of Ilelh 'srnel and Itabhi Myer S. ICrlpkr of Ucth Kl. The musical portions of the service will be presented by Cantor Aaron I. Edgar and the Beth Kl Synagogue Choir. Milton Livingston was electe<l president of the Synagogue Council nt their annual meeting held recently, Mr. Living-ston is president of Temple Israel. Rabbi Kripkc was elected secretary-treasurer. The council went on record as endorsing the proposed school bond Issue. The council reaffirmed Its position taken last year urging 4hat marriage ceremonies lw held In synagogues or in private homes. This resolution was adopted by the council in order to preserve the solemnity, dignity mid religious value of the marriage ceremony.
Israel Forced fo Buy Defense Arms Chicago (WNS)— Israeli Foreign Minister Mosho Sharett, nddresstng a Jl.OOO-platc dinner for State of Israel bond';, told the more than 2,300 people attending the function thnt Israel had no other Choice but to nrm herself In selfdefense agnltut Egypt. Calling Egypt "Israel's enemy by Its own choice and stubbornness," Mr. Eharett punctured the Idea. that territorial conoe*slons by Israel could be an instrument In the direction of peace in tho Middle East. "To^urgc territorial concessions by Israel In order to satisfy the appetite of the Arab ttates wholly or in part, Is to delay a peace settlement by puttlnc a premium on IntraslKeaneo," the Israeli foreign MlnUted cautioned, adding that tlie flow of huge quantities of arms to Egypt from the Communist countries gave Israel no other alternative than .irmlngin sclf-ttcfen.se. Declaring that Israel's request for arins from the United States Wns for purely defensive purpor.es, Mr. Sharett said that to "decry" an 'arms race' as an excuse for not supplying to redress the balance so dangreously upset, means V , • t'v: * ' ' *-be-n(TreNsor and Jeavc the would-be victim of aggression in the lurch." He said he Vfelt certain" that "the President Of tho United States could not have intended to advocate such a course" but that "on the contrary, ho expressly recognized the legitimacy of the supply of anus indispensable for defensive purposes." Mr. Sharett noted that Israel's "request for farms addressed to the U.S. Government alms at prccteely tho same end, and we, therefore, hope that our call will be heeded." CANCEI.I.KI) HKAIUNO.H New York <JTA>— Forty-three J e w i s h organizations affiliated with the National Community Relations Advisory Council made public a letter to the Senate Subc o m m i t t c c on Con-stitutlonal Rights, expressing "regret" that the subcommittee had cancelled Scheduled hearings on the status of religious freedom. They transmitted with the letter a 4,000-word statement, detailing "significant Impairments" of tho constitutional guarantee against
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eat rical Hit As citizens of the United States, residents of the City of Omaha, Nebraska, and members of the Board of Governors of tho Federation For Jewish Servico of Omaha, we are deeply concerned with tho permanent establishment of ponco in the Middle Ea3t, and WHEREAS, we believe if the nations of the Middle East live in peace with each other this will redound to the peace of the United States and the World, and WHEREAS, present strained relations between the State of Israel, tho several Arab states, and particularly Egypt, threaten the status in the Middle East, and consequently the World, and WHEREAS, we are firmly of the view that the distribution, furnishing, or sale of arms to the Arab states by Soviet satellites and other nations of the World may cause an unbalance in the present pouition of tho State of Israel so as to place the State of Israel in jeopardy, and WHEREAS, it appears the State of Israel lias offered to meet with tho representatives and leaders of the Arab states for tho purpose of bringing to an end the present unstablo condition, but that tho Arab Representatives and leaders have refused to so meet, it is evident the State of Israel must receive aid and arms from other nations, and particularly tho United States, all of which would bo used to maintain the peace rather than to engage in aggressive action, HOW, THEREFORE, we respectively urgo the De. partment of State of the United States to consider the situation now existing in the Middle East toward tho end that peace may bo sustained and guaranteed and, if necessary therefor, to furnish to tho State of Israel arms and aid for these purposes, and to further assure the future safety and welfare of the State of Israel, we urge the United States to enter into a proper defense treaty with the State of Israel. AHD, BE IT 7UETHEB RESOLVED, that a copy of this. Resolution signed by the President and attested by the Secretary of the Federation Tor Jewish Service- of Omaha, which represents, approximately acvon thousand citizens of the United States, be sent to the President of the United States, the Department of State, and to the 'Senators and Congressmen from the State of Nebraska. (Signed) JACK W. MAREft, '
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Y.C. Thanksgiving Israel Not to be Service at B.I. Political Pawn The annual Youth Council Thanksgiving service will be held nt the Beth Israel Synagogue, .r>2nd and Charles sts., Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 8 p. m. The following will participate In the services: Phyllis Bernstein, Judy Plainer, Midge Grccnbcrg, Dena Logman, Phillis Freedman, Kny Markovltz, Gary Gltnlck, I-nrry Klewltz, Jerry Hosen, Steve Bloch, Sheldon Krantz, Arthur Novak, Steve Silver, Jerry Stone and IMwnrd Weinberg. Paul Shyken, chairman, announced that the (services will begin at 8 p. m. There will also he group singing- Refreshments will be served following the services. All members of the Youth Council, their families and their friends' are Invited to attend.
Attention Sunday Deadline Due to the Thanksgiving Holiday, the next edition of the Jewish Press will be sent out Wednesday instead of Friday. This means the deadline for news must be moved ahead to this Sunday. The Press office will bo open all day Sunday. To facilitate the handling of news, publicity chairmen are asked to send their releases In today. For further Information call the Press office, JA 13CC.
Israel will not become another Czechoslovakia, Governor Theodore It. Mckeldin of Maryland staled at a dinner meeting last Thursday evening sponsored by the Omaha Bonds for Israel Committee for Guardians and Sponsors of Israel (purchasers of $1,000 bonds or more). This assurance was given him by President Eisenhower, the governor said. The offers, first of Soviet military aid to Egypt and now of economic aid to Middle Knst countries, force a re-evaluation of the Middle East position, the governor who has recently returned from his second trip to Israel, declared. He was a guest of the Congress of Industrial Organizations on his trip and while In Israel dedicated a $100,000 cultural building built by the CIO honoring the memory of their late president Philip Murray. "Secretary of State Dulles recently stated that the answer to problems of security and mutual fear in the Middle East lies not In an arms race but in collective measures, more specifically In a security treaty of the typo which ho described In August and again at the UN. Whatever the degree of urgency with which this matter was being considered a month ago, that degree of urgency is tremendously reinforced now when a collapse of the status quo under tho pressure of Egyptian policy appears much more Iminent than It did then," Gov. MeKeldln concluded.
Tin1 Jewish Community Cunli'r .stu^e will come to life (iguin this .Saturday at K :30 p. m., when tlie original Broadway east will be presented in a stage production of "The World of Sholom, AliMcliem." This trio of tales from Jewish folklore was hailed — • • b y Brooks Atkinson of the New York Times as "pure art with no shortcomings" and "creative 1 theatre that ranks with the best that has been done on Broadway." The three dramatized folk tales A new fall series of foreign film masterpieces will be presented by are: "A Tale of Chelm," "Bontcha the Jewish Community Center Schwleg," and "The High School." starting Sunday, Nov. 27 at 8:15 Featured In the production are p. m. in the auditorium. Herschel Bernard!, Michael Lewln, 'Il\e first motion picture in the Gilbert Green* Fritz Burr, Jack Sunday series is entitled "Symphonic Pastorale" and is a mov- Banning and Doris Belack, all vetIng story of faith ijncl people told erans of a long list of Broadway through the experiences of a pas- hits and Hollywood films. tor who I>ofriend3 a blind girl. "Tho World of . Sholom Alol« This French film Is based on the chom" presented In English will Pulitzer Prize winning novel by bring to the auditorium stage a Andre Gide. living picture of the lovable peo>"Le Plaisir" will be shown De- pic and quaint places which have cember IK; "Miss Julie," Decem- been Immortalized in the stories of ber 18; "Carnival In Flanders," famous Jewish writers,February 19; "The Two Orphans," Tickets are still available at the March 19, and "Tlie ImpoSvCr," Center for $1.10 for a single adApril 22. ' mission. The stage show will bo Series tickets are $.'!.00 and in- presented this Saturday evening dividual admissions are 75 cents. only and tickets will be limited to Reservations for tickets will be the capacity of the auditorium. accepted nt tlie Center Activities office.
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Vet Resuscitator Fed. Council Asks Gift Saves Lives Two portable rcsuseitators For Security Pact Chicago (JTA)—A resolution urging tlie United States Government to help preserve peace In the]MIddle East by seeking formal security treaties with Israel and the Arab states was adopted here Sundny at the concluding session of the 24th General Assembly of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds. Tlie 500 leaders from Jewish communities in all parts of the country who participated, elected Herbert R. Abeles of Newark p r e s i d e n t of the CJFWF, the central body of the Jewish communities of the United States and Canada. The resolution cited the "great danger to Israel brought about by Egypt's massive armaments purchases" and declared that attainment of peace in the Middle East Is "Imperative to promote the security of the free world and to enable the people of the region to concentrate on economic development and the raising of living standards."
in use by the Omaha Fire Department and credited with havmg several lives, were formally presented to the Community of Omaha at a ceremony In the City Council Chambers at the City HalL Senior Vice Commander Milton Goldberg, made the presentation to Mayor John Rosenblatt and Fire Commissioner Simon A. Simon. The Fire Commissioner formally turned the two units to Fire Chief Eugene Fields.
Milton Goldberg represented the Epstein-Morgan Post In the absence of Post Commander Sherman Llpsteln. Others who attended the ceremonies last Tuesday morning included Past Dcpt. Commander Max Kanner, Past Post Commander Abo Miller. VAVS Representative Harold Rubin for the Post and Mrs. Milton Goldberg for the Ladies Auxiliary. Mayor Rosenblatt commented: "This is a-wonderful contribution to the community by a fine veterans orgnnlzntlon,"
Radio and TV The Bible in Action series with Its motivating theme of the dynamic relationship between the Bible and contemporary living" wljl be broadcast this Sunday over WOW-Radlo from 11:15to 11:30 a. m. The series Is presented by WOW In cooperation with the American Zionist Council. A special Thanksgiving story, "The Root and the Flower," will be telecast over WOW-TV this Sunday from 12:30 to 1 p.Hi., by tr; National Broadcasting Company under the auspices of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. During the month of November, this Frontiers of Faith series Is being presented: by the seminary. The play will star Raymond Massey and will show the influence of the Bible on New England and New England on America. •' Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath, president of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, will discuss "You Got to Have Heart" on the Message of Israel series heard over KBON this Sunday from 12:05 to 12:30 p. m. , '"lie Eternal Light program will bo broadcast this Sunday over KFA13 from 11:30 a. m. to 12 noon. Mrs. Harry Friedman and Mrs. Morris Franklin, presidents of B'nal B'rith Henry Monsky and Nebraska Chapters, will be interviewed on Miss Jean Sullivan's "A Woman's View" over WOW-TV at 9:30 a. m. .Monday, Nov. 21. They will discuss the
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Hl'l'I'OKT A.SKEU New York (JTA)—The Jewish Omaha delegates rejiresente<i Agency for Palestine Sunday called Beth Kl Synuf;o£ue Sisterhood at on all American Jews, and particPuMlabed Kverj I W i ) Dj Uw Pedentkuu Im Jewteb Service Beth Israel Men's Club will hold the conference of- the Midwest 1 UU*I C UUUL I I I U J U aBCw Ua Ml <S H i n t 4. U » . Branch of the National Women's narly on Zionists, to give unprece- their New Year's' Kve Dance at I Utai AAVCTUA *K IIAICJ on Awttuuon to.. lAOKr UM. League of the United Synagogue dented assistance to the United y (», m., December SI In the synaof America which was held in Jewish Appeal to aid Israel "in its gogue social hall, it was announced by dnncc chairmen. Dan Uordman HARRY HALPEOT Editoi Sioux City last week. The dele- hour of grave peril." and Gene Uiaun. gate!! Included Mrs. Alexander D. Frank, Branch president; Mrs. Ju- Dr. N'ahum Goldmnnn, chairman .Mu&ic will be supplied by Julie teph Guss, sisterhood president, of the Jewish Agency executive, Hurnsteln'g "Hornets." Food will and Mmes. Myer S. Kripke, Da- announced that the executive has be served Kmorgasborg stylo. vid Sherman. Seymour Goldslon, held a series of conferences reReservations will be limited to Phineas Wlntroub, Leonard Gould, cently in New York with Rabbi 150 couples. Tickets at ten dollars New York (JTA)—Major Jewish Alexander Katz, Julius Stein, Leon Herbert Friedman, executive vice per couple will be sold by memorganizations In New York exSchmldman, George Kagan and chairman of the United Jewish Ap- IXTS of the men's club dance compressed support Sunday of instrucDavid R. Cohen. peal, regarding special efforts to mittee. 4:42 p. DL, CaadleUghtiac; tions by Associate Superintendent Proceeds will go to the talmud Mrs. George Kagan of Omaha be undertaken by American Jewry Florence S. Beaumont to public and particularly by the Zionist or- torah building fund. was elected treasurer of the MidSchool principals to ban the use o' ganizations and their rank and file west Branch. religious symbols such as crosses, Bet* Israel in this country, to meet Israel's Katelman Elected in CB CP- •". nnd stars from school obneeds in the present emergency. Joseph B. Katelman was elected Rabbi Benjamin Groner, Cantor servances of Chanukah and ChristSchool Bond Issue "Thills a time of crisis, and calls Ell Kagan and Beth Israel SynaBluff's City Coundi inas. The list of instructions also gogue The board of B'nal B'rith Henfor Inordinate effort* by U. S. to Council choir will conduct late flrithree unsuccessful bids since included a ban on combined Cha- day service* ry Monsky: chapter has endorsed Jewry in t h e crucial months after at 8 p. m. Mlncha and 1950. Mr. Katelman served on the tnikah-Chriitmas celebrations be- Kabbalath Shaboot services at UM school bond: Issue and have ahead," Dr. Goldmann said. council for ten years before the cause the two holidays were not 4:45 p. m. Saturday morning at urged their members to vote in : City Manager Plan was adopted related, , ' •';• . ' ' •••-;' 8:30 a. m. Junior congregation at favor of It In the special election In 1950. Patronize Our Advertisers Support was expressed in the 930 a. m. Saturday afternoon. to be held Tuesday, Nov. 22. wake of an order by Board <i Rabbi's Talmud Oats i t 4:J5 "B'nal B'rith has always supEducation president Charles H. p. m. Mlncha, followed by Shalosh ported the public school system. Silver to investigate the list and SVedos and Maariv begins at 4:45 The .need for new school* In Omait$: Issuance by Miss Beaumont ha as result of increased number Some of the groups specifically Sunday morning breakfast Mln- of school age children Is urgent scored Mr. Silver for ordering the yon and Rabbi'* Bible class at and Immediate. Adequate faciliinquiry into what was termed Miss 8:45 a, m. Children*' Tails and ties must be provided," Mrs. HarBeaumont's upholding American TefUln service followed by break- ry Friedman,' president, stated. constitutional principles of sepa- fast at 8:30 a. m. Weekday servration of church and state. Super- ices at 7 a. in. and 4:45 p. m. FRENCH ABMS intendent of Schools William Jan. Paris (JTA)—A spokesman for sen, after conferring with Miss the French Foreign Office conBeaumont, noted that the instrucfirmed Sunday that France will tions were two yean old and were Services Friday evening at Beth resume munitions shipments to merely a restatement of adminis- El Synagogue will begin at 8:15 Egypt because, Cairo radio broadtrative policy adopted by the p. m. Rabbi Myer S. Kripke will easts have eased attacks on France Board of. Superintendents, of deliver the sermon. Cantor Aaron and the North African situation which Miss 'Beaumont is one of I: Edgar and the choir will render U returning to normal. eight members. ' the musical portion* of the service. In Rome, it was announced that In a statement sharply critical Sabbath morning services will Italy would refuse:export licenses et Mr. Silver for ordering a probe be at 9:30 o'clock. Junior congre- for 30 Vampire jet fighter planes of Miss Beaumont, the president gation s e r v i c e * , arc at 10JOwhich Egypt; has ordered from a of the New York Council of the o'clock. Mlncha Maariy services private Italian manufacturer. American Jewish Congress, NatH- at 4.'45 p. m. Sunday morning serv, an B. Kogan. declared: "Miss ices are at 9 a. m. Beaumont In issuing her memor- Dally sorvices are at 7 a. m. and Just Received ; andum was obviously attempting 7 p . . m . • .-' • .' •. .-; • " . . • to avoid practices that would comShipment of Israeli pel children, in violation of conscience, to take part in or be pres- Temple Israel and Domestic ent at religious observances of an- Worship services Friday at 8 other faith, tier directive to the p. m. Rabbi Brooks and Warner elementary school principals was B. Frohman will present "To Do Chanukah Menorahs therefore amply Justified and con- Justly," a dramatic dialogue on sonant with the constitutional soda) action. 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Books. Prices are very N « n aad Unppcnlnc* At Tlic reasonable. Dr. Philip Sbir Jrwioh Hume fur Benjamin Simon the Aged by David Orkow. | Services were held Friday, Nov. Notember 13: Mrs. Beckic Trel- , 1 ] , for Benjamin A. Simon with Ier announced the birth of a' interment at Beth El Cemetery, grandchild Carol Ann to Mr. and Mr. Simon, 79, died Thursday, 3014 Webster AT 4252 Mrs. Marvin Treller. Nov. 10, at his home in a local November 14: A surprise party hotel after a lingering Illness. He was. given Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cil- was a resident of Omaha for more man at 6 p. m. this evening. A spe- u, a n 60 years and founded the dally decorated wedding cake was Table Supply Heat Company here, made in the Home kitchens by, Mr. Simon had retired several Mrs. Elsie Loewenstein and served I years ago due to poor health, to ajl the Residents. ' I He U survived by a son, Lester; November IS: Mr. and Mrs. Sam I („„ brothers, Edward L. and MilGllman, on the occasion of their j ^ , , both of Omaha; four sisters, 51st wedding anniversary treated,• Un- Jack Xlncobi Mrs Philip Our Folks to a Ice cream and cake jungle, both of Omaha, Mrs. M. 'dessert. Mrs. Morton Ferer, the Manny and Mrs. Jules Haykin, Gilman's daughter. Is giving a both of Los Angeles, Calif., and Klddush In their honor later on three grandchildren. this week. November IS: Rabbi Meyer Kripke visited us today and spoke Samuel Halprin Services were held Sunday, Nov. to our Folks on "A Treasury of Manuscripts." The topic was an j 13, for Samuel Halprin with Inhistorical description of the dis-1 ferment at Mount Sinai Cemetery. eovery of the Cairo Gcnczah by , Mr. Halprin, 77, died Saturday, Rabbi Solomon Schechter, who la- Nov. 12. at the Dr. Philip Shcr ter became President of The Jew- Jewish Home for the Aged. Survivors include his wife, Eva; ish-Theological Seminary. Rabbi Kripke then visited with the Res- three sons, Meyer L. of Omaha, Merits and had dinner with them. | Edward of Los Angeles, Calif., N*retnlier Z2: The program of and David of Chicago, 111.; and n spiritual meeting will continue In daughter, Mrs. Sara Brlcker of the Home Synagogue with Rabbi Winnipeg, Mnn. Sidney H. Brooksi of Temple Israel as guest speaker. Members of. the communty arc Invited to Golden Agers t o Meet attend the sessions which are held The next meeting of the Golden a t 11 a. m. Age Club will be held at 1 p. m., Monday. Nov. 28 in the Jewish Community Center. Chanukah Candy Mrs. William Gray will present Beth Israel Parent-Teachers Association will again this year a original reading entitled "I Will sell Chanukah and Passover can- Never, Never Forget" Mrs. J. dies. It was announced by Norman Abramson will deliver a talk and a musical interlude and social hour Rosenzweig, president. Co-chairmen of this year's Kale will follow. Refreshments will be sc.ved. arc Mrs. AI Sorkin and Mrs. Nate Berg. For gift boXcs contact Mrs. The Golden Age Club is Jointly Sorkin, RE 6492 or the synagogue sponsored by the Omaha Section, <.."fice. Other assortments will be National Coundi of Jewish Women available for special occasions dur- and the Jewish Community Center. ing the year.
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IIADANSAU A week-rnd vacation for two Hadassnh B S-1' Group will hold a combined open board mcetini; at Oaklon Manor, luxury resort and regular meeting, Surulriy, Nov. hotel located at Pewnukee, Wis., 20 at 2 p. in. in the Jewish Com- will lie the main door prize lit the munity Center. Fall Festival Card Parly and BaJean Kaplan, chairman of voca- zaiir sponsored by li'nai IiVith tional education, will be in chi>n:tf Women at H p. m., Sunday, Nov. of the meeting. 27, In the lilaekstone Hotel. DrawMmes. Julius Ntwman, Charles Ross and Carl Lagmnn will r.iw lug for the main door prize will their impressions and review what be held no later than 11:30 p. m. they saw at the recent Nnlimnl The v a c a t i o n prize is given Hadassah Convention in Chicago. , tiumigh the courtesy of the SliinIn celebration of Jewish Ilook dcrrnun Hotel management of CluMonth, Fan GreenberE, education cago. chairman, will display current j The festival will feature cards, books on Jewish jbjects. Arrangements arc being made I mah-jonn and othrr j;nmps. Hiere by Sally lfeycrs and her commit- will be a special room for men tee. Hostesses for tills meeting; only. There will lie hourly door Wlll.be Myrtle Freeman and Fan prizes and durprir.es including a i doll with a completely handmade Sherman. ] wardrobe and a Philco television . Refreshments will IK? wrved. Omaha Chapter H a d a s s a h tot. The bazaar will feature many Board will meet Monday, Nov. 21, 'ine and unusual bargains. Tickat 12:15 p. m. for dessert' lunch- ets are being handled by Mmes. eon at the home of Mrs. Stun Stanley Shapiro and Al Onieh, Wotto. 410 N. 68th st. Co-ho3tcssrr> ticket co-chairmen. Serving on with Mrs. Woirc will be Mrs.'Her- the ticket committee are: Mmes. man Aucrbach and Mrs. David Sidney Zncimer, Aaron Epstein, Finkle. Plans will be made for Ben Blatt, Harry Smith. Max the Silver Jubilee Donor Affair j Krizelman, Harry F r i e d m a n , which this year will feature the George Cohn and Simon Ilife. In latest In Israeli fashions. All board addition, t i c k e t s may be purmembers are urged to attend. chased from any board member of B'nal B'rith Henry Monsky Chapter and Nebraska Chapter. MONSKY CI1AFTKK B'nal B'rth Henry Monsky Patronize Our Advertisers Chapter No. 470, will sponsor two affairs 'Monday, Nov. 21. . .One being the sewing group meeting which will be held at the Beth El Synagogue at 10 a. m. This group sews for the B'nal B'rlth Children's Home in Israel. Mrs. A. L. Cohen is chalrmnn._ The other is the regular monthly party from 2:30 to 4 p. tn. at the Veterans Hospital in-Omahn. Mrs. , Chnrlcs Stern and Mrs. Richard Wright are co-chairmen lor .this affair. Executive Board of tlie Henry Monsky Chapter 470 of B'nal U'rith will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Anron Epstein. 2739 No. 49, at 1 p. m., Tuesday, Nov. 22. Mrs. William Ahramaoo will be co-hostess. All board members are asked to attend,'as final Flint] raising plans will be discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fcldman announce the birth of a son Ronald Lee born Thursday, Nov. 10 In a local hospital. The couple also has a son Steven Joy. Maternal grandparents tire Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kate. Sergeant and Mrs. Richard Martin announce the birth of a son Mark David born November 15 in a local hospital. Tills Is the couple's firut child. Mrs. Joseph Koom is maternal grandmother. Paternal grandparents are Mr.and Mrs. Nathan Martin. Sgt. Martin Is stationed at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.
Mrs. Anna M. Soskin announces the engagement of her daughter , Mi.ss Harriet Soskin to Harold ' Schneider, con of Mr. and Mrs. J. • Schneider of S t Louis, Mo. Miss Soskin attended Washing- t <\ ton University In S t Louis, where 1 ' she was a member of Sigma Delta Tmi Sorority. Her fiance at•• tended the University of Missouri, where he was affiliated with Alpha Epsllon Pi Fraternity. The couple is planning a Juno 1G wedding.
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Council Women to Give Two-story home near Beth Annual Affair at Home Israel 5421 Decatur. ofOmaha Section, National" Council of Jewish Women will hold tlieir annual party for the residents of the Dr. Philip Sher Jewish Home for the Aged at 2 p. m., Sunday, Nov. 30. Members of the Central High School Traveling Troupe w T present a musical program. ' Mrs. Irving W. Forbes fa chairman for the affair. Refreshments will be served.
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i'ioNi:nre Group One of the Omaha Chapter of Pioneer Women win bold an Ohcg Shabbat at 1:30 p. m., tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Sam Novak. 5611 Lcavcnworth st. Delegates to the 14th biennial convention of Pioneer Women held recently in Toronto, Canada, will report on the convention. Omalm delegates who attended arc Mesdames Jacob Fcldman, Sam Noyak and Harry Wohlner. Mn. M. Ncarcnbcrg will present a selection of Jewish songs and Mrs. Leonard Plnkovitz will offer several piano pieces. , Refreshments will be served. The .next regular luncheon meeting of Pioneer Women -win be held Tuesday, Nov. 22, at the Jewish Community Center. All members are urged to attend.
Veterans Day Marked Veterans Day Services were held last Friday at B'nal Israel Synagogue in Council Bluffs. Rabbi David Korb spoke on "Lest We Forget." Louis Passer was general chairman. Lloyd Krasne and Ben Schneider made up the honor color guard.
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FOR THE SCHOOL BONDS HBtFS HOW: 1. N«w school bulldmgi needed badly right MOW will oot last for mora ihan 50 y * a n . Why shouldn't familial of fhe future who will uie Hie schools help pay for them! THEY WILL under this axMnded bond iitoe plant 2. Taxes for school building purposes — under this M t w d c d bond ittue p l a n — w i l l remain fhe tame — M A Y EVEN BE LOWERED. Under the "pay-as-you-go" school building plan your, 'faxes for school building purposes would be twice at high. Under this unfair tax plan all of ui would be paying for ichool buildings and letting the people of the future get a "free ride." Therefore, tf the bond iisue it not approved by the voters on November 22 you and Omaha 1 ! other eliiieni during the next <ix yean would have to pay the entire cost of the building! and pay taxes almost double what they are now.
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Why Sdweb Arc Needed Now! School enrollment has Increased 7,329 since 19501 Elementary school enrollment win increase %000 by 19601. • The birth rate In Omaha has more than doubled in the last IS years! 'Too many of Omaha's youngsters Tight now are permitted to attend school only halt days, Many, many more grade* will be put on half-day schedules if new schools are not constructed. ' Some Omaha youngsters right now are being compelled to use temporary, makeshift classrooms.
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Friday, November 18, 1833.
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John IMelcs was high with his w. I.. 2#2 series in last Sunday's comCooper Const 17' KOIIANl'K 'J'.i petition at the Parkway. 17 10 The girls are busily planning General Klectric Hi Everybody, Hob Nogg fired the high frame 17 10 their first vice, which will be held HC:A Victor This is your "new teen report- at the home of Maureen Zevitz Metz Beer of the day, a 175. 10 '1 ers," Jucli Bun, Maureen Zevitz Nov. 19. Marsha Coren had the h .Slllt .Shr.p 16 11 ' Louis Rich, son of Mr. and Mrs. game in the girls' division, a 150. and Linda Kavich signing in. JIK Bros 15> 11',4 'lan.1 are being m;t«if for a Eugene Rich, will celebrate lib Betty Weiner was high with her We'ro gonna try and bring you all Chanukah Israeli project t'< be un- Fireside Kost 15 12 Vounjistown Kiteli . . . . 15 12 dertaken in December. Bar Mitzvah, this Saturday mora- 210 series in the Kirls' division. the latest gossip and news. High (James anil Scrirs I'liiyliind I-'ark , 14 13 i n e at Beth El Synagogue. Il'.VAI liJIITH UIICI.H Friday night was the- BI1G-AZA John Hiekes 114-138-282 Joyce Canar has been holdSnn Kdwaids Jewelry . . . . 13 14 friends and relatives are invited Bob Nogg 175-102-277 Subbatli at Beth Israel. Superette <»Ikt 12 15 regular meetings of the MIT class. to Attend the service and the re-Roger Smith 140-133—277 12 15 Roaming in and out of Linda Joyce is teaching the IIIK; MIT'S Magi Color Marvin Conn . 133-127—2G0 11 16 a c t i o n which will follow. Kavich's house were Howie Lip- the sevenfold program. The MITS Watson Bros Edwin Sldman . . . . 135-122—257 Sileo Products 9 18 Jerry Rosenblatt . . . 162- 93—255 ton, Judi Kan, Jeff Swartz, Larry are now helping to plan the over- Brodkey Jewelry 9 Mr. and Mr*. Dave Torman an- Mike Green . . . . . . . 127-11&- 243 Gilinsky, Mike Hlatt, Dave Gold- night which will be tomorrow at MyKtic Beauty Salon . . 8 18 19 Camp lirewster. nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their Betty Weiner stein, Gary I'lotkln, Steve Bloeh, 133-107—240 •on. Donald, and Dr. and Mrs. Da- Jerry Ciplnko 115-114—229 Howard Slusky, and last but not Marilyn Dworkin along with her conception of God?" Tliey also disvid C Platt -announce the BarLarry Garrop committee has started the booth 114-113—227 least, "Squeeky" Stu Kutler and cussed the conclave. Tha Deb Mitzvah of their ton. Douglas, at Marsha Coren that BUG will have at the BI5pledge class held a meetlqg. Sun> 150- 73—223 Nelson "Terror" Gordman. a joint service at- Beth El Syna- Bradley Epstein . . . 115-107—222 Carnival being held at the Black- day and decided to work twice a Saturday night seen at 'Talent stone Hotel this month. gogue Friday evening, Nov. 25 and Naomi Rothenbcrg 124-95—219 month at the Creche Homo. They Night" were Steve Koscnblatt, Saturday morning, Nov. 26. UEBKA-DEBS also planned a slumber party for Ethel Sabes 114-104—218 John Goldner, Bev, Bruce and Friends and relative* are invited Jim Krasne . . . . . . . 112-105—21 Bernard Bloom, -Gaylc Feidman, Sunday at the meeting the girls November 19 They also discussed to attend both services and theBuddy "Marcus . . . . 113-103—216 Barb Bcrcutt. Sandy Lincoln, Mike had a discussion on "What is your Pcb.4 annual open vice. receptions which will follow. Marvin Ruback . . . . 117. 97—314 Herzog, Bob Joseph and many othSharon Frank 106-104-210 •s. 109- 91—200 Bar Mitzvah of Saul Kuiman, Cindy Klein All the shows seemed to be In104- 9 0 - 2 0 0 vaded by millions of teen-ager*. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kalman Sarah Milder will take place at Beth Israel Sy- Arlene Grossman . . 1 1 9 Some of the couples were Judi 1G ft UPHOLSTERY nagogue tonight and tomorrow Judy Friedman . . . I l 4 Plattner n' Steve Scglln, Mur Kosmorning. Friends and members of Donna Kalman . . . . 113 CLEANC&S enblatt n' Bobby Epstein, Nancy the family arc invited to attend Leslie Epstein . . . . 106 Freidlandor n' Howard Goldstein, HUGS — CARPETING the services and the receptions Judy Stevens . . . . 105 Fran Davidson n' She) Kranu, AINewberg 105 following the services. LAMP SHADES Maureen Zevitz n' Colman Green3Jar Mitzvah of Jerry Ciplnko, Judy.Wohlner . . . . 102 berg, Brenda Katzman n' Murray FURNITURE Janice Katelman . . . 101 son of Mr, and Mrs. Allen Ciplnko Newman, Marda Zalkln n' Mike Cleaned In Your Homel will take place at Beth b r a d SyLazar, Joodl Lewis n' Dick Ennagogue Saturday morning, Nov. Foreign Students stein; Jody Lazar n' Justin Green•Mil? • Uyhf - Rts«MH 26. Services begin at 8:30 a. m, Students from twenty lands at- berg. Don Bemiteln HA 2554 All friends and relatives- are in- tended tha United Nations Buffet Judi, Maureen and Linda. vited to attend the service and the Supper given by B'oal B'rlth Henry Monsky Chapter No. 470 and kiddiuh following the service. the Foreign Student Service ComMr. and Mrs. Edward D. Brod- mittee of the Omaha Urban League. The-party Was held last kcy announce the Bos Mitzvah of their daughter Nancy will be cele- Sunday at the home of Mrs. Harbrated Friday evening ami Satur- lan Peckham. day morning, Nov. 25 and 26 at Serving oft the committee for. Monsky Chapter were Mmes. SidTemple Israel. Friends and relatives arc invited ney Sneider. Harry Friedman] Ben to attend the services and the re- Matt. Aaron Epstein.' Harry Smith, Stanley Shapiro, Seymour ceptions which will follow. Kaplan, George Spitzer, Sam Pollak, Harry Wise and Joseph Cuss. Mrs. Phillip Farish was cahlrman fur the Omaha Urban League.
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"The success of our Hospital This weok Mike Sadofnky topped program for the next year de- the hlfih gam? ana series vflth-a pends on the ticket sales for the 157-1.12 for o 289 series. Epstein-Morgan Veterans Thanks< r • GoldslHn 114-93 giving Dance, stated Danco tick.-l - 207. Goldberc 134-106-240, Chairman Nate Marcus. All niiin- K • "'. •••• n Zacharid 128bers are urged to use tlic four 119-215, Guss 100-118—228. Satickets in their possession to make dofsky 137-132—289. PitaUvKOup - party and come to the Mack- 99- 222. N. Brodkey 126-92—218, stone. Hotel, Saturday, Nov. 2ti.Norwich 121-143—264. Ban 112 Mai Dunn and his fine band will 114—226, Forman 110-103-213. play. There will be prizes every hour on the h e r . United Youth JWV caps and tics may be pur- United Synagogue Youth will chased by members from Art Sal- hold a regular meeting Sunday, kin, Po«t Quartemaster. The JWV Nov. 20 at 7 p. m. in' the social cap and tie.constitute the official hall of Beth El Synagogue. The JWV uniform at various functions. entire youth council Is Invited. Call Art Salkln, RE 2680 for caps Omaha will be represented by and ties and Nate Marcus, GL 17 delegates at the forthcoming 0973 for dance tikets. United Synagogue Youth convention to be held In Lincoln over Patronize Our Advertisers Thanksgiving weekend.
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