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Coptain J. Goldberg to Speak
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All H'nai li'rith Members! Ali numbers <if the Jiuish Your JiiX'thrcn need Your help! Youth Council will lie iuoliili/< d .it Come -and bring a friend C ipt un Joshua L. Goldberg, To a mlnhty Philanthropies 5:30 p. in., Thursday, Ai )u 2<> ,il hh'hfst lankiii" Jewish chaplain lUlly the Jewish Community C< nti i foi of the United States Navy, will Sunday, April 20-30 a. in. the Jewish Philanthropic, C imbe iufsl speaker at 32:30 p. m. or palgn. The dinner meeting for Wednesday, Apr. 25 in Beth Monday, April 30 8::',0 p. m. high schoolers will have Mayor Isi id Social Hall, at the city-wide Jewish Community Center John Uoseiiblntt, General Camdf M 11 luncheon of the Women's 301 N. 20th .st. paten Chairman, as tlie principal Di\ision of the Jewish PhilanSpeaker. thropic and Emergency United Jewish Appeal Campaign, Mrs. Miss .Phyllis ISernsleiu, chairman of the mobilization commitldwin L\ Brodkey, Chairman of tee for the Youth Council, asked tlie Womciis' Division, announced. all Youth Council members to Deeply Impressed make it a definite point to attend Captain Goldberg, the first rabbi this important meeting. It is at Jerusalem (WNS)--On tho eve to be commissioned a Navy chapthis lime, Miss Bernstein said, of the anniversary of the foundlain during World War II, was that, teenagers will he able to help ing of the State of Israel eight deeply impressed during his tour their brothers and sl>t''rs in Israel years tigo. Premier David Ilenof Israel with the determination Milton Livingston .by contributing to tlu* PhilanGurlon told the country that of the Israelis to continue to live thropies Cajnpaijjn. Kgypt was preparing to ".slaughunder austerity conditions In order ter" this nation. In an Independto permit the continuing immigraMiss Bernstein will he assisted ence Day broadcast he called on tion of refugees, He has visited • by n staff of volunteers from all Israel's security forces to continue Israel several times and is fsffil* clubs in the council. to deliver "two blows for one." liar with the problems of the new Council members are bf.tTig In- Milton Livingston, prominent In the months ahead, said the Ciiptuln .Toslnm nation. vited directly by members of Ilieir civic leader, will serve as Douejns 00-year-old Premier, Israel might own clubs. Notices will be mailed County Chairman of the American have to face a graver test than it Chaplain Goldberg is the author Cancer Society Campaign which faced eight years ago in the Pal- Ni;\V YOHK IU.A. during the first of next week. of many magazine articles dealing will be held here April 29 toestine war that marked its birth. New York (JTA)—The sum of with Jewish communal affairs and May G. He emphasized that there was no $12,700,000 has been raised so far tlie general American scene. He The quota for Dour;!as County "helplessness or fear" when the in pledges by the United Jewish has spoken on thenationwide "Message of Israel" radio prohas been set at 505,000 which will people of Israel faced their enebe used to further the work of the mies before and there will be none Appeal of New Yorlt toward the grams. American Cancer Society in theif they have to face them again, 10r<0 UJA drive and the Special All Women Invited lie also stated that "allhouy;h our Survival Fund, it was announced field of education tind research. Kvery Jewish woman in Omaha military defense has become our Mr. Livingston Is President of here by Monroe Goldwater, presibeen urgently Invited to attend Temple Israel, Treasurer of thechief concern, we shall not inter- dent nt the United Jewish Appeal lias this meeting, which is the main even for one moment our creHighland Country Club and past rupt ative work." Ho reiterated Is- of Greater New York. Tills is event in the Women's Division, President of Federation of Jewish rael's loyalty to its proclaimed Service and Children's Hospital. principles of in-gathering the ex-$1,COO,000 more than was raised Mrs. Urodkey emphasized, Mayor John Rosenblutt, General He also served as general chair- iles, developing the country for last year at the same time, he Chairman of the Campaign, will man of two Jewish Philanthropies the benefit of its inhabitants, and pointed out. bring greetings to the members Campaigns. Mr Livingston is onbuilding the state on principles of The announcement was made by of tlie division, in this the most the Advisory Board of Crelghton liberty, justice, and peace. Mr. Goldwater at a UJA gather- crucial year of Israel's existence and Lutheran Hospitals'. Tho largest military parade Ing it which Mayor Robert Wag- as a free and independent nation. marking Independence Day wasner of New York proclaimed a held Monday In Haifa, where near- "Survival Month" on behalf of the ly half a million Israelis from nil UJA. Israel Ambassador Abba parts of the country were gath- Eban was one of the principal ered. speakers.
Ben-Gurion Warns Of War Danger
Livingston to Head Cancer Campaign
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Japanese Film at i; Center Sunday 1
A distinctive Japanese film "The The camping period ut Camp Impostor" will conclude the CenJay-C-C has been extended this ter Foreign Series. Tho motion year to five weeks, Gerald C. picture of "stylized grace" will be Gross, camp committee chairman presented at 8:15 p. rri., this Sunannounced this week. Mr. Gross day In the Jewish Community Censtated that this extended period ter Auditorium. will permit more Omaha campers to attend, while extending the Admission Is 75 cents per person Benjamin It. Kpsteln, National benefits of a longer slay at camp. or by series ticket. , Director of B'nnl IVrlth Antl-DeCamp Jay-C-C will again be held famalion I/Migur-, will address nn at the Camp lirewster site In open community mcotinn at B:'U) Iicllovuo located eight miles south ARAB SLAVE TRADE p. m., Thursday, April 20 In theof Omaha. Camp is being put in New York (JTA)—The traffic Ballroom of the Blackstone Hotel. bolter physical shape, Mr. Gross In slaves to Arabia is booming, and An acknowledged authority In reported, with repairs being made prices are still going up, It was rethe "polltlKil exploitation of re-to the mess hall and cabins. An ported by tho Wall Street Journal ligious and racial bigotry," Mr. automatic chlorlnatnr has been here is a dispatch from Paris. Tho Epstein will discuss tin; danger- Installed in the swimming pool and report quoted Pierre Fromentln, a ous nnd co-ordlnatt'd efforts of the kitchen facilities have been ImFrench physician who recently reproved, the chainnan noted. Arab countries to defeat Israel by turned from Saudi Arabia, as estimating that up to 5,000 men, their mitl-Scmitlc a t t a c k s on A staff of well-trained, mature women and children were being American Jewry. counselors have been engaged to Imported nnd pressed into slavery provide a ratio of one counselor He will also unravel tho tangled Known talking over tlin Israel crlnh are (1. to r.) Mrs. Barbara in the oil-rich Arabian kingdom,' web of anti-Semitism that i>ervad- for four campers to insure max- Ilarr, Harold Ucrniteln and Ben J. (lersluin. every year. Commander Thomas cd the government's loyalty pro- imum health and safety requireFox-Pitt, secretary of Britain's pram In tho shocking Fort Mon- ments for campers, the; camp chairman asserted. Anti-Slavery Society is said to mouth case. have figured that almost 500,000 The confidential files of the Campers may be registered for Initial contributions to tho Coun- Ben Gershun was elected Feder- persons are now in bondage in 'Antl-Defamtlon League have pro. tho entire five week session or for cil Bluffs 1950 campaign in behalf ation president at the annual Saudi Arabia. or two week periods. Applivlded Mr, Kpstcln with data for three arc now being accepted at of the' United Jewish Appeal, na- meeting following the kick-off dintwo hard hitting books, "Trouble- cations tho Camp office in tho Jewish tional and local agencies show an ner. Other officers elected are: makess" a n d "Cross-Currents," Community Center. Kates arc: increase of 50 per cent over 1955, Ben Scldln, vice-president; and Both volumes were written In col- first period of three weeks $97.50 it was announced by Harold Born- Sam Meyerson, treasurer, Harold Sunday Radio, TV laboration with Arnold Forster, for Omahans and $110.00 for out- stein, campaign chairman. Bernstein was appointed campaign ADL's chief counsel nnd head of of-towners; second period of two The kick-off dinner and the an- chairman. WOW-TV will present VisJU Civil Rights Division. weeks 565.00 for Omahans and nual meeting of the Council Bluffs Paul Verct, Executive Director tas of Israel, No. 2 at 10 a. ni. "Cross-Currents," the most re- 575.00 for out-of-townors, and full Jewish Federation were held last of Jewish for Jewish Service, also The film relates tlie story of period of five weeks 5150.00 for Thursday In tlio Council Bluffs spoko. cent ADI, publication has not everyday activities and epiMrs. Edwin E, Brodkey, chair only reached best-Eeller propor- Omahan.s and ,$105.00 for out-Jewish Community Center. sodes in Israel highlighting a man of the Women's Division of Mrs. Barbara Harr, a Christian of-towners. Druze regiment in Tel Aviv; tions but nlso sold 25,000 coplea beJeirfsh Philanthropies Campaign, housewife who spent two years in olive picking and the Yarkon Wro publication date. Camping period;; arc from July Israel with her husband who was was a guest at the dinner. An inB'nat B'rlth lodges In Lincoln, 22-Aug. 12; Aug. 32-Aug. 20, and In, the American diplomatic serv- teresting sidelight oC tho Omaha water pipeline that reaches Into Fremont, Council Bluffs and Sioux July 22-Aug. 26. and Council Bluffs campaigns Is tho Negev Desert. ice, was the principal speaker. City ore making Bpecial nrrangeSaul Silvcrman, Center activi"Tho Israelis are determined to that a brother and sister have The Eternal Light program ments to nttend tho meeting. ties director, will direct the camp keep their doors open to all North teamed up as leaders in their reMembers of the community nre with Sherman Poska, Center African refugees inspltc of the fact spective drives. Mr. Bernstein and will be broadcast over KFAB Invited to attend the open meet- youth activities director, as as-that their own security is In grave Mrs. Brodkey are brother and sis- from 11:30 a. m. to 12 noon. ter. ing. danger," Mrs, Harr emphasized. sistant director. ItcnJwnici I"iwtcln
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New Hinky Dinky The largest supermarket in the Midwest west of Chicago the new Pririkhed Every Friday by tlie Federation of Jewbb Service Hinky Dinky ot 72nd and Dodge Second U u t Mailing Priviiecci Aulftorlzeo at Omaha, NcijrusKu. Sts., will hold an open house preAnnual SuDtcnpuun, »4W~ Advertising Kuten »n Application. Kditunai Office—](fi No 2<)in street, Omaha. Ncbr. JAckson 1360. view from !) a. m. to 10 p. rn., this Print Shop Address —Ai>'Ji So. 23tu SUCCL Sunday. The new tupermarkci HAHRY HALPEHT Editor will be open for business Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock. A cascade of color, designed by Uie decorators of the atomic submarino Naulihia, has bcon use<l to hl|;hllcht tiie interior. It is a supermarket in Uic full News and happening i the Dr. ECIIKC of term fcaturinn a tremendPhilip Sher Jewish Home for tne ous assortment of food.stuffs ns Aged by David Orkow. 6:49 p. m , Candlelightlug well na houscwarra. hardware, April 15—The flowers at tbe clothing and toys. Home this week end mere preMany of the food sections v\lll Temple Israel sented by Dr. and Mrs. Maurice be stocked from the rear free-Ing Sachs and Mr. and Mn. Philip Worship services this evening tile aisles solely for customer use Katzman in honor «*? the Bat at Temple Israel will be held at Mitxvab of then- daughters Susan 8 o'clock. Rabbi Sidney H. and Marilyn. Brooks will discuss "Livins; Issues Center Piano Recital - April 16—"Israel Day"—The 8th in The Dead Sea Scrolls." The Spring Piano Kecital by stuAnnhvrsary of Israel » u celeServices Saturday morning will dents of Professor Hans liacr, dibrated at the Dr. Ptdlip Sber Jew be at 11:30 o'clock for members of rector of the Center 1'iano Studio ish Home for the Aged with a the religious school and adults. will be held Sunday. April 22 nt PMfauitfoftpptfai OnmnniKn witii 3:15 p. m. nt the auditorium of the Piud,Veret as the speaker. A Him Jewish Community Center. Twenof Israel -was shown and refresh- Beth El ty-two fiupils vtiil perform. The ment* were served by mesdames: Sabuath services at Beth El Sy- public iii Invited to attend. Mn. Edwin E. Brodkey, chairman; Mrs. Max Canar, Mrs. E. nagogue will begin at 8:15 p. m. Patronize Our Advertisers Leo Note Mn. Harry Sldman. Rabbi Myer S. Krlplte will speak co-chairman or tbe 199C Women's on "All God's Children"—Problem Division Jewish • Philanthropies of Intcgrntion. Cantor Aaron I. Edgar and Beth El 'Synagogue campaign. Choir will render the musical porApril 17—Tbe residents attend- tions of the service. ed* the Shrine Circui this afterSabbath morning cervices will noon and v *'sh to (bonk Jake be held at 8:30 o'clock. Junior • • Wine for providinR transportation Congregation Services begin at to and from tbe city Auditorium. 10:45 a. m. Mincha-Maariv servYou're Going to Buy April IS—A Kiddush was given ice is at C:45 p. m. Daily services A New Car Within by Mr. and Mrs. Max Kaplan in arc at 7 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday 6 Months. It -Will memory of Meyer Potash on the service is at 9 a. m. Pay You to ocassion of the anniversary o[ his death. Special cervices were }ield at the Home Syn<iKoj(ue. Beth Israel April 22-The Bikur Chollm SoRabbi Benjamin Groncr. Canciety will present their April birth- tor Ell Kiignn and Beth Israel day party today at 2 p m for tlx Choir will conduct late Friday followlni;: Mmcs .Mull Perliss. Emma Milder. ].'th<r Malashock services at 8 p. m. Traditional Friday s e r v i c e s find Either it'^cnlliaL .'ilibolns Shnbbos) begin nt 7 April 23 Cantor A.uon I. Ed- p. m. Saljbuth services be;;in nt Car will cntr'it.un tin n idents nt :'M a. m. Junior Congregation at 2 p. m. Mrs A C. r.-llm.in will accompany Cantor Aaron E'lpar 30 a. in. Snbb.it!> Mincha at 7 p. m., followed by Sholcshc In a musical program. S'cudo:; aiirl Manrlv. Daily servicr-s at 7 a. in. and 7:05 p. m. Sunday services bo^in at 8:45 n. m. Jr. B.B. Bowling Sund.'iy Junior Minyan etttrls at Roger Smith was hinh in the 8:20 a. m. Junior H'nai IS'rith Iiowlin;; League with a hefty 325 series. Roger put together games of ISO Temple Bcke Sale Temole Israel Sisterhood will and 145. Miss Eden Conn was high in the hold iu" annual h:ikt- r,p.le Monday. girls' division with games of 129 April 23 at the J. L. Brandeis &• Sons .tore. and 117 for a nifty 246 series. Chairman for this event will br Splits were mastered by Maddy ttolgoff. 5-6-7: Miss Frances Er- Mrs. Edward D. Brodlcpy and Mrs. man. 3-10. and Marvin Cohn 3-9. Arthur Grcrnr.
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Religious News
60th Birthday Fete For Joe Radinowski Farband Labor Zionist Branch 54, Poale-Zion tind Pioneer Women will honor Joseph Radinowski on his Guth hlrlliduy at a te.timoinal dinner at 7 p. rn. tbi;> .Sunday in the Jewish Community Ci-ntcr. District president, Max lCnplnn of Sioux City, la., will deliver tbe principal nddross of the evc-nir.r;. The district is comprised of Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Colorado. Mrs. Sam Rlfkin, Mrs. Herman Condxtrin and Abe Cohen head tbe arrangements committee.
JWV Auxiliary Fete 'Hie Eighth Anniversary of I he State of Israel was celebrated by the Epstein-Morp.an Pont Auxiliary of Jewish War Veterans nt the Dr. Philip Kher Jewish Home for the ed Monday afternoon. A film was Ghotvn and rcfreslimcnls served. Mrs. Max Rosen, chairman, was assisted by Mrs. J. Milton Margolin and Mra. IJclmar Klein.
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Mom-Daughter Fete A Mother-Dangler Dinner will be hold at Beth Kl XyniiKOEiie social hall at 6 p. m., "Vrdnexday, May D. Mo'sdaincs Gilbert Fiii'din and Pliil TC'it/rnan are co-chairmen. A ticket in thn sislcrhood Hii;Iilij;ht Hook will admit OIK.1 person. Mmis, Max Novak, I/iU I^owls, S.-iin Cohen and Harry Wisod-sky of Circle:; three and four nre In clian;e of the affair.
Obituary Henry Weisberg Services were, held Sunday, April 15 for Henry Wci-Owrg with Interment nt Golden Hill Cemetery. Mr. Wi-lsbcrc, 51, died Friday, April 13 after a year's illness. An attorney, he wars employed by an insurance company at the time of hin death. He is survived by Ills wife, Lillian; twi, daughters, i\!rs. Leonard liosen of Lincoln and Miss Puula of Omaha; a i;on, Michael of Omaha; and a fitter, Mrs. P.ose Stein of New York City.
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THE JEWISH
Friday, April £0, 1850.
Organizations
Births
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New Figure-Aids Session to Start
Miss Joffe Elected
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Bikur Cholim Program :
Miss Barbara Joffe, daughter of At Home for Aged Mr. und Mrs. Max Joffe, was Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kotxcn The "Gray Ladies" of the Bikur B & V IUVASSAII the birih of n hon Scott A new series of exercise activi- elected president of Gamma Sig- Cholim Society tire continuing Miss Julia Xukor, Chairman of announce David born April 11 at a local hos- ties will start April 21 in the Fig- ma Sii^na, ii Boclnl service sorority their program of weekly visits to Ilic HiidaKsah Medical Center com- pital, lie is the couple's first child. ure-Aids women's program at the nt the University of Minnesota. the Dr. Philip Slier Jewish Home mittee, unnounee.4 tlutt Dr. and Maternal grandparents are Mr. .Jewish 'tommunily Center. The Miss Joffe, a so;ihomore, was also lor the Aged. Mrs. Simon Scliljlior will be pie.st nnd Mrs. Elmer GrcenberK and 5;ei:ivioii.s are held twice a week elected service chairman of Com- Last week Mrs. Hany Wigod(•peaiccrs ut the B & P inci:tint;t Mr. and Mrs. K. L. KolM-n of Bos- Tuf\sd:iy and Thursday mornings slock Hall, the women's' dormi- itky and Mrs. Max Kaplan visited April 22. The nifnlin;; will be held ton, Mass., are paternal grand- from 9-11 o'clock with one hour tory. the residents and this week ths at the homo of Mr.s, Julia Jacobs, parents. Maternal great-grand- scheduled in t!.e gym and one hour folks wave entertained by Mrs. X 118 North 35 ave., Sunday lit 3 mother is Mrs. Joseph Liiwey and in the swimming pool. The gym Coodbinder, Mrs. Louis Siporin p. m. Mr. mid Mrs. Sam Grernberg are sessions will include excrei.slng in and her mother, Mrs. A. Lipsman, Dr. .Schichor, vvho teaches He!>- maternal great-grandparents. the newly decorated workout room Members of the society will give which features such apparatus as rew lit liclli li\ Jlelicious .School a birthday party f or the resident! sfa.Il bars, pulley levers, overhangfind was educated In Israel, will A son Michael David was liorn ing ladder and horizontal bar. The Dr. Charles II. Belicr and Miss at 2 p. m., this Sunday. The protoil of his experiences while living gram will include readings from there. Dr. Schichor hm> a pleas- April 15 to Mr. end Mrn. Martin exercises will by detigned spe- Joyce Sacks were married March Jewish literature by Mrs. Morris 25 In the Sherry Netherlands Ho- Grossman and folk songs by Mrs. ant hubby, plnyinn the inotilh-or- 13. llayltin at a locul hospital. They cifically for women. pan and ho dclichts his audiences also have a son Stephen Matthew. The activity sessions of the gym tel In New York City. Dr. Beber Rachel Zweriing. Cake and tea. M. F. Lcvcnson is maternal with "burnable" tunes nt Israel. Mrs. program wil' be in the fonn of is the son of Dr. nnd Mrs. Meyer will be served. grandmother and paternal grandund his bride is the daughMrs. .Schichor was n registered are Mr. and Mrs. Harry beginning bowling, in which ladies Beber Israeli nurse ami did he.-illh walk parents will leara the correct approach, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sacks Hcdassah Conclave Ilayldn. Maternal great-grandIn Israel arcd v.ill have first-hand parents Mrs. Jenny Lcvcnson of delivery, aiming and (.coring of of New York City. are being completed for Information about Inrael'K hcnllh Omaha and Mr. unr t'rs. Sol II. the game. The final cession will Mrs. Lron-i 1 Eden, sister lit thePlans Spring convention of the programs to relate. the bride, was her only nttendent Mountain-Pla'-T Hegion of Ha-. Katz of Israel. Paternal grcat- be at the Music I3ox Lanes. There will 1)0 flection of offi- grandmuthcr is Mrs. Sol No;;g. Aquatic Director, Joe Mlcek, and Bernard Hphcr, brother of the dassah to be held May 5, 6, 7 and cers. Pkins will he dif.cus.snd for «ill continue his instruction in the bridegroom served us best man. 8 in the Hotel Chieftain in Counthe *ominfi regional conference pool helping the ladies to learn The couple will leave tomorrow cil Bluffs, la. of Hnclassah In Council Bluffs, la. Mr. and Mrj Donald Galcmba how to Ewim. perfect strokes and on a honeymoon trip to Bermuda. The Council Bluffs chapter will HostofiKes for Jie Medical Center of St. Louis, i>lo.. announce the relax and enjoy the water. The Dr. Beber is a resident physician serve as convention hostess witti meeting will lie Misses Myrtle birth of a daughter Janice Beth program is exclusively for women Leon Frunkel in charge of Freeman. Lee Greenhorn. Huth bom April 7. Maternal jjrandpar- and fees ure three dollars iicr at Mount Sinai Hospital in New Mrs. City. He received his Bach- arrangements. Tickets ore availMarx and Jennie llo.scnblatt. cnts are Mr. and Mra. Morris month or a regular Center mem- York able for members of Omaha elor of Arts Degree from Harvard All members nrtd fricmls are Nachman of Omaha and paternal bership. University nnd his M. A. and M. D. groups. For reservations contact grandmother Is Mrs. Mildred GalThis Jewish Communily Cenlcr from the University of Nebraska. Mrs. Hyman Belmnn, Wcizmana iirrjfl to [ittcntl this ?neelinn. cmba of Springfield. Mats. nctivity is under the direction of Dr. Beber is a member of Alpha group; Mr3. Abe Bear, Herd Jim Karbatsch, athletic director, Omega Alpha, an honorary medi- group; or Mrs. Sidney Katleman, cmrscu. WOMI:.V A Eon Jeffrey was torn April 4 nnd will continue through the end cal society and Sigma Xi, honor- Szold group. •Kendrick Wilson, dii'rctor of the to Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald Krigman of May. ary scientific society. Husbands of Hadassahmemherg Omahn Community Playhouse, of Den Moines, la. Mre. lCngman His bride is a graduate of Pur- are invited to attend the banquet Kill speak on the ;;ubject, "Be- is the former Miss HuUi Krantz dee University, where she received to be held May 6. hind the Scenra" nt the regular of Omaha. Grnndparents nrc Mr. Home In Omaha her Bachelor and Master of Arts luncheon meeting of the Omaha and Mrs. Sam Krantz nnd Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newman, Degrees. section, National Council of Jew- Mrs. Sam lOngman of Do:; Moines. who were married March 24 at The couple will visit jn"Omaha ish Women. April 21 nt 1 p. m. ]n Beth El Synagogue, nre making during the latter part of June, the Jewish Cominiuilty Center. Mr. nnd Mrs. I/minnl Stollcr their home at the Blackstone Ho- when Dr. IJeber finishes his resA toy shower in which members They returned recently from idency after which he will go into lire niikcil to brine a new or cood of Spirit Lake, la., announce the tel. is First in Ford birth of a son Larry All;ui born a wedding trip to Florida and the Armed Cervices. used loy to be sent to the needy Mrs. Newman Is the former sales and is going children of Israel or an article of April 6. Maternal grandparents Cuba. Mrs. Ruthhcll I3ornslcln of KJUIclothlnf; will also be on the pro- nre Mr. and Mrs. Ben Colin of uas City, Mo, to Story First? Omaha and paternal grnndpaernls gram for this rneftlnc. Mrs. Sam J. Steinuerg of SEE Mrs. Louis .Shrler and Mrs. are Omaha and Harry Stoller of SpirRUG & UPHOLSTERY George Spitzer lire luncheon chair- it la. Mr. and Mra. A. Stolman. Delegates from the rcjpanai lerLake, of Omaha greai-grandparents. CLEANERS Council convention held In St. Louis April IG-20 will report. The RUGS—CARPETING Patronize Our Advertisers (Ieler»nles reprcsentlnR Omaha arc: LAMP SHADES Mesdoniefi Lloyd Friedman, presiFURNITURE ~ dent; Kdwnrcl Lcvinson, regional Seme Day Service officer; John A. Solomon, Ilobert Cleaned In Your Home) Levin, Joseph Honvich nrtd Sidney No Extra Charge Brooks. Binding • Laying • Repairing
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MON'SKY CHAPTER The final board meeting for this year will be hold by the Henry Monsky Chapter No. 470, B'nal B'rilh, Thursday, Aprl'. 2G, at 1 p. m., In the home of Mrs. Gcorfte Conn, 6202 William St. Mrs. Note Kaplan will lie cohostess. All members are urficd to «ttend. I-IONEEK WOMEN
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The regular lunclieon meeting of Pioneer Women will be held at 12:30 p. ra., Tuesday, April 21 In 112 N. 18th the Jewish Community Center. All .members and friends ore invited to attend. Plans win be discussed for the donor luncheon which will be held May 9.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alarm of Long Beach, Cal, arc yisltinc their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Morris Jludcrman of Omaha. ITipy will attend the Bas Mitrvah of their Granddaughter, Miss Sheila Rudcrmon. Mis* Harriet Lassfk of Minneapolis, Minn., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. Abraham Klopner of Omaha, Miss Lnssik will attend Omaha University's Military Ball with Sidney Kloppcr.
Center Bank to Opes The Center Bank located on the second level of the Center, 42nd and Senter Sis., will have Its grand opening this Monday, Milton S. Livingston, chairman of board, announced this wcclc. An open house will be held Sunday from 1 to 5 p. m., nnd Monday from 9:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Regular banking hours will be 0:30 a. tn. to 2 p. m., Monday through Friday and the bank will be open fn the afternoon and evening Monday and Friday from 3:30 to 6 p. in.
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THE JEWISH
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Friday, April i!0, I8.VJ.
PRESS
Opening UJA Dinner Raises $ 7 0 An Open Letter From UJA Chairman, Frank J. Margolin
increase of 40% Above Last Year
61<m\ Cily Jewry can \\t\l he proud of their rrspunM; at our opening banquet last Numluy nlght for the 1053 United .lewUb ApjM-al drive hfld at our Jewish Community Center. fVrsonnlly, In behalf of our Jewish community and In h«half of our l**s'« fortunate brothers, I want to thank everyone who ni.'Kir this umul'Ttul evening possible. • ITou bhotilri know that the ^ledgPH math; tliat nl^ht totalled approximately 970,000, jreprftwnting an Increase of approximately 40 per cent tm-r 193.1, when the same cards netted U-sH ftian $30,000. \\K *1M not have a singlr doereusf from th« J955 ulft trvtn among them. Substantially all of the Increase will go into the ciniTgeney or surOvui fund to save the lives of theMi who stand at our mercy. Sluux City Jewry understands the rnHTKency and, as olvvoyM, uill inret thut rhiilIPDRC I have no doubt l>ut that all contributors In all divisions, Men's anil Women',*, who hav** not already plrdgrri, will rnuintaln the pattern of giving that lins lw***n establishrd. The best campaign Is a short campaign, HO let us all rompleto our runirihutions within til** next l»v<> weeks.
A record ;iileiuliince of Sioux City's Jendim; contributors who turned out for the Advance Gifts Dinner. April ]!S. henrd dramatic mid tnovini; nppc.il.s t>.' UJA chairiiiiin l'Yaiik J. Maijjolin find guest sfjc'ilier Coin^rrssnuin J.'imes Roo* hi vtlt, nnd pl*.(li:o<l a total of apniMiii ilcly 570.WJ0 to tin; UJA ejMllit ;ui/I ;.pcci;il funds. The ame c jiitributors, in 1951), had pledrfd •lif.htly over S.->O,(KXJ. Tho n.isi, ;ippro\iin;itcly 40 i » r rent, in it only placi-a Sioux City prominently in the ranks of Jewish rnminutiities in tlie nation which are islvini; .speclaciilnr Klipport to UJA's Mirvlviil fund. H also minks the first revorsiil In eight year.s of .'.tvinly dfcline in the community's fund-j'iiisim;.
Brandeis Women The Sioux City Chapter of the National Woman's Committed of KrandeLs University iiuw h.is ;J membership of nearly W . nccordinfi to president Mrs. Kriu'st Valk. The chapter has 1C> annual members and 13 Jife member;.
Bar and Bas Mitzvah
s. Sunday The co.Tit>in»'(J L'JA Eton's Division ;mtl Uu.sino: and Professional Women's Division dinner will be held ut C p. m., Siinti.iy, April 22. in the Jeub-h Gmimuuity CVntt-r. Th'-' dinner v. ill IK* addressed by ;,'UOot speaker Yehti'l.'i Hfllman, I-sraeli j jnrnalLst and iMtlilicnl commentator. Meeting together 01 the moil's and women's groups will be something new this year and undertaken as fin experiment, nccordinc to chairman Mrs. Stanley Karl of the 13 & PW, and chairman Nell Corcliow of the Men's Division. Previously, the two divisions held their oiwninE fund-raising dinners on the siime date and had shared cuest speakers, but the affairs were held at different hours and CofiKrehsmun James Koosrvelt (Rented) mnl IMA ('halrnimi in different rooms. Business and Frank J, Margolin (at nilrrophune), who sp.irUrtl up the Advance Professional Women feel that Hills banquet April 115, to Inrrenso regular n m| <nieri;<niy fund their economic outlook is In many U.JA gift* n recuril JO per rent uver 1115(1. Sen slory at right. ways similar to thnt of the average professional and businessman, held in Inr/jf hotel haiiiiuct hall;, and their concern with the proband food preparations are on n lems of aiding those in need is also sralo only l.'U'f.;c-stnfffd lnstllusimilar to that of the men. (ions can afford. Hoth chairmen approach the Chairman FVank J. ?-.'an;olin dinner confident that their diviTho catering of the April 15 sions will follow the example of paid special tribute to Mrs. Louis dinner, done largely by volunteers the Advance (Jifts division in ex- G. Fish, chairman of the Opening all under Mrs, Fi.shV. nuidance «»nd ceedin™ the .'10 p<-r cent minimal increase over 11*55, for UJA's .Spe- Dinner food preparations comtnlt- sujK'iTi-sion, was deemed on a pni* tcc and to Mrs. S. Bon Gelfand, cial fund. with the service in tho best comFfMd preparation for the com- Mrs. Joe I'rostock and Mrs. Abe mercial hotel:. 1 bined dinner will In directed by .Slul.shy and her aides, fnr proMrs. Fi.'ih was also cimniutn of Mrs. It. IJorkiii, ai.l.'d l.y Mrs. 11. iinj; tho first fui.fl-rnisintf af- food preparation for the Women's L'is.s, Mrs. N. Keinherj;, Mrs. Jaltc fair of thi.s kind In tho Jewish Division luncheon, April 17, when Kriv, Mrs. Sam Hera'-teii] anil Mrs. Community O'ntcr in many years. she was aided by Mrs. Jtillri Bailin Frank CJorchow. Traditionally, bic Rifts affairs arc and Mrs. Knnih fJold.stein,
Margolin Praises Preparations Unit
Youth Council Doings
Hadassah Bazaar With dozens of members cook* n(T, sewini;, baking, planning and phoninj; fiyr orders, Sioux City Hudassah i;oe» into its final weolc >f preparation for the Annual Ba* 'anr, .Sunday, April ^0.
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Y.C. Volleyball Squad For Inter-City Play
It is only world history that repeats It.self-your private history In repeated by the neir.hbors. A Youth Council Volleyball team has beon organized for inter-city competition and the first p.ame i:i scheduled for Monday, April 2.') at Kellom Community Center tit 7:30 p. m. The team is composed of John Goldner, Al Corey, Art Novak, Howard Goldstein, Tanny Honvich, Jamie Shapiro, Gene Kohn, DOUK Cohn, Lany Lincoln and Sh(?ldon Krantz. This is a practice game prior to the playlnj; of regular .schedule.
The newly fornu-i' chapter of rcgi'm April Kt, 14 and 15, at Il'nai B'rith Girls uill be knovvn v. hich time they held their Sweetas the" Eleanor Koo'.cu-It Chapter, heart Dance and regional meetMr. and Mrs. Leonard Finkel it was iiiinoi need liy a chapter ings. Tho BBG regional meeting announce the Bar Mitzvah of their spokesman. Members nf the croup was hold Sunday, April lli fit the Bpn, Joel, will be celebrated ;it chose Mi's. KooM-velt for her out- J(.V. District delegates were chosen. 8:30 p. m., Friday, April 20 ami standing work in social and philThey are as follows: IVrdine at 9'a. m., Saturday. April 21 in anthropic cmk-avor.s. The Itoosevelt V.V.C Chapter will Green. Omaha; Laurie Oruch, B'n&l Israel SynaRoguc of Council attend services as a croup this eve- Omaha; Carolyn Bookey, Dos Bluffs. la. Friends and relatives ure in- ning nnd hold an Oner Shabbat Molm-si Becky Goodman, Lincoln; vited to attend the services und at tlie home of a nii-mlier follow- Serene Merlin, Sioux Cily; Serena ing the synar;o>:ii<' K"rvices. Dwor.kin, Omaha, and Roberta the receptions which will follow. Miss lierdinc (Jrei-n was recent- Sliafton, Sioux Falls. The alterly electeil to servo as a delegate nates are Pat Greenfield. Omaha, Bar Mitzvah of Arnold liresluw. to th District No. (i VAiYO conanil Arlene Kp.itein, Sioux City. son of Mr. and Mrs. Max lirealuw, vention to be held In Wisconsin will be observed this Friday eve- in June. ning and Saturday mornlnB, at Beth Israel Synaso^ue. 02nd and Charles. All members of the fainI'Jebka l>f.-b-i uill hold it.s animal ily and friends are invited to at- style show •April'.'- Shower of tend the services and the recep- Styles" at'J.'.'Ap. in.. Friday, April tions following the sfTviees. | 27 uri the tenth floor of J. I., lirandi.'is & Suns. Misses Fajv Anne Itonna Halprin. daii^hti.T of Mr. Katz and Sandy Fiedler are coaffair. Miss IJrenGERELICK and Mrs. Yale Halprin. and Klleii chairmen of the 1 Hunvick, dauj;hter of Mr. and da Ktit-Zinan i ; in charge of pubSell more Fords Miss ijiruic I^int/man, tickMrs. Lee Hurwiclt, will become licity;Miss l.inda I'asser, refreshthan any dealer B'nos Milzvah at a joint service ets; Misses Shelly Green and this evenin;;. and Saturday morn- ments; in Nebraska??? Fran Davidson, niddels. ing, ut Beth Kl Synagogue. 13oys and girls from Central. Friends and relatives are invited !(» attend Ijoth sei-vices nnd Brownell, Bensun. West.side, North the receptions which will follow. and Duchr-sne schools will model. Tickets are .'i5 cents and may lie purchased from tny member. Dr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Steinberg Three Debs were elected to reannounce the Ba5 Mitzvah of their gional at the Senior Young daughter, Rochclle, and Mr. and Judaeaoffices held here April 4719 No. 30th St. Mrs. Morris Shapiro announce the 15. TheyConvention are: Misses Andy Jean Bas Mitzvah of their daughter, Gross, treasurer; Kayo Turner, Deanne. at a joint service at Beth programming, nnd Barbara BrodEl Synagogue. Friday evening, key, historian. April 27 nnd Saturday morning, April 28. Sioux City AZA No, 12 and FDR Friends and relatives arc inpno&t J A liWt to uuen foul Wan'. Ac vited to attend both services and Chapter BBG played host to the a Tb« Jcwl«a I ' I M I Currrnt rat* j 60 cent* for ta/-Ji losrr. the receptions which will follow. uco rtif yrtsa reserve* tat rietii u i i w t l t Mrs. Moe Grossman; Miss Lcanne A group Has Mitzvah will be Kraft, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs.BAR and ''as Mitzvah congratucelebrated at Beth Israel Syna- Leo Kraft; Miss Rosalind Morris, lations also for nil Jewish holigogue, 52nd and Charles sts., Fri- daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ilaskell days and special occasions. day, April 27 at 8 p; m. The fol- Morris, and Miss Sheila Ruder- Meyers New. Stand. 1502 Dodge lowing girls will bo Bas Mitz- man, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. vahed; Miss Siwan Ash, daughter Morris Ruderman. DRESSES SHORTENED. SI.25; of Mr. nnd Mrs. Sol Ash; Miss Alterations nnd Fur restylinR, All members of the families nnd Dora Gerber, daughter of Mr. nnd friends are;_invited to attend the capes and stoles—J25 and tip. Mrs. Edward Gerber; Misa Sharon services and the reception which 35 yra. experience. Call WK Grossman, daughter of Mr. and will follow. 3932.
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A t(it;d of US Advance Gifts dj^s wrie jinnfuinci.'d at the dinner. The i;reat ninjority of them : mi-t ehairinan .Marf.oliri'.H urgent qiiest to maintain the niifilmiira Iiattern of j;ivirii; at leust tht ••'lii.'il of the VXIJ I'.itl to the regular fund and an additional .'!0 pec ceil! minimum to the special fund. A few of the contributors modo Kpi-ctaculfir inricasfs of 1(10 to 150 per cent. No rontriliutor I)kdi;i.'d le.'-s than his liKiS i;i(t. With the built of the pled«eK »!•'• ready completed, mid un assured positive pattern set, Mr. Margolin •xpressed confidence that the reni'iiriini: pledges of the Advance . f;ift:i Division would be turned In in record Kliort order.
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