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OMAHA, NKBRAKKA,
FRIDAY.
MARCH
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J«, 1837
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Woman Editor To Speak Sunday Night At Center
K of Jcuhli lli.lorj Jeru^alrm Jtnvhli .Survival Jrui<tli WoliH'ii 'I Ill-Hugh tin* Agr« JuituKiit and rhritl];iulty: 'I IIP Dirri-ri'iu <>H N'mt- Light On Hi" lilbln Tim <)Mi(,' Sliahlialh lloolc Ileligloli of itiMinnn Tiieie booki me on ilisphiy in till) Center I.oliliy mid may l»o borrowed lifter the WcissJlosmarin lecture tills Sunday evening.
Party to Be Camp to Have Purim Held at Sher Home West Theme
Purim Calendar Marked by Carnivals and Coronations I 1 ., ,n ('juindls '>.i:i liio'iii.^ tlii- iiolliljy olhcrt inrv h> l(>-li out Schools in Oiiuli i S>n'gorfi Bunttjy afternoon In aiidil.un t> the Crowning of Purim King* ttmt Qmvn* and other ichcduled emit* •Jti1- .us lh» week-end. ', »• new Purim King and Queen • I fiitii Israel will be crowned Saturday evening following the rcirling of the Meglliah at 7 p. m. In the main Synagogue, The centninnies will include th« Initalldtion of Haitian. Mordecal, .and tVlnces* Mcnuchah. Beth Israel Costume P a n d a • T,ie coronation win be followed by a costume pu*4e. Prize* will be •warded for the roost original, funt i l c l . most unusual, preltle*t, and Ugliest costumes. The social hall will be the scene of I he children'! Piirim Carnival Sunday from 2 p. m, to • p. m. BYO members will operate a "recOld your voice" booth In addition t o other* planned- Prize* will be awarded to the winners of gamej. Refreshments,' including-food plates, wili be made available untU 8" p. m. by, member* of the P-TA. The. event'U being planned by the youth clubs, leaden, teachi n and P-TA. Sunday .school will meet «« Usual. The annual crowning of a King
Press Time MidEast Developments .Alarm vvns ri'tciited by I s w l after Egypt aptmlnted n mililary governor for iho ('•inn atrip according to• tlm JTA new service. A government nfflcinl in Jerusalem said Israel will not lok'i.ite provocations " A dispatch from Tel A\lv »n>H JJN Uiiflcrsem'tury Halph J, llimche declared thiit the- United fiatlnm Kniorgciiry force II.-II no 'intention of Intcmationali/iiif: the Ci.'i/n Strip. Ar/il) legion commanders In Ilic Ili-ljcon nroa, »Toitl-itt warned ill resident!; against laiichiui; further tttnckx Into Ihi'acl. Municipal rounds in tli<- CJii/a Strip resigned nfler Informini: the United National KineruPiicy Fu.-ce tlify will ncccpt imlruetlom only from Kcyptlaii authorities.
..nl Queen for Purim"will be a fi i!ur« o( the Beth VA school* Carnn il Sunday from 2 p. in. to 3:30 p. in. m the vx'ul h.ill. The King find Queen are elected by tlie piiiiccs mil pruiceuim. ITie latter, elected by1 their Talmud Tjrah clawes urc: Eddie- Allman, J o e l Kpstein, Marc Fcllman, Tommy Felhngn, Jerry Fercmteln, Itlclurd Fried, Roger Friedman, Robert Gould, Jim Kagan, Keith Levin, Uaward Rainlck, Cory RidMrdi, J o e l Snelder and Lloyd Wohlner. .Michelle Aronoff, Harriet Dolgoff, Linda GeUand. Diane Halpern, Nancy Katz. Terry Milder, Judy Nogv, lUxalind Nogg, Joyce Render, Nancy Rlekei, Carol Tlosenbaum, JoAnn Schmldman, Judy Sleglcr and Vita Simon. Th« Royal Players, B a r b a r a Chudacoff, Sao/ord Friedman, I<inda Graetz, Linda Rickco, Ted Sanford, and Donald .Solotorov»ky will entertain after the coronation. A playlet, "The Story of Purim," written by Mr*. M. F, Kagan, will bo presented. Menibem of the caat are: Larry Itatt, Bobby Gould, Douglaj Kagan, Barry Ix>wi« and Jorry Novak. The Carnival nili feature many booth*, Including games, contcfLu, moylci and .other attraction*, rtefreilimenU will be nerved. Holiday far Temple 8tho(il Regular (eulong of the Tf.niple hracl Rellglou* nciiool will Iw omitted Sunday morning In order to give the children time to orrunge the Purim Carnival to lie held in the afternoon from 3 p. m. to 6 p. ni. Tne .Saturday division cl.i-.s<M will meet UH usual, The Carniviil will feature mo^Wi, a pup/wt B1IOWP Shu^hitn cottun candy, ami Purim Ifwths.mich HI Purlin Spin, foiiuno telling. Quern lather's Ueauty Shop and Ilarlier Shop, Feed Ilanien, and Shoot Mr. Smarty. Queen Esther's, own puppy, Xt'rx/'., will he given' .iuay an n door prize. Mrs. Arthur fircciio, chairman of tliti Sisterhood roliKioii.s ^CIKJOI C'.nninitlc'!, will act alfr) in general chairman for tl»o Carnival. The Religion* School room mother* and tiielr rommlttoe are helping nrrani;o and plan the Carnival. Hot sandwlcht'5 and other refreshment* will be nerved. ')
Dr. Daniel Miller, Camp Jay-C-C committee chairman, announced at a committee meeting t h a t Camp Jay-C-C will have a atrong western flavor thi* i u m m e r through p l a n * to increase and expand It* riding' activities. Each campor, Dr. Miller stated, will have a colt of his own to take cure of and feed. Campers will be Instructed* by experienced horsemen. This summer camp will be in :u!sslon for four vreckt with well trained counsclora of wldo experience to xupcrvise the nctlvlticH. Boys and girls age.* seven through fourteen may nttend el thereof the two-two weekfies^Ion» or the full four week season. Special leadership programs for high school students and will be announced in next weeks Issue of the Press. Because of the limited capacity of Camp Jay-C-C, it I* suggested that campers be onrolled Immediately. Those desJrinK more Information and details should call the Camp Office; JA 1368.
The Nebraska Chapter No, 346 Of B'nal B'rith will entertain the residents of Dr. Philip Shor Home for the Aged with their annual Purim Party Sunday, 2 p. m. Mrs. Marry I. Epstein, chairman will be assisted by Mmes Goodman Cohen, Morris J. Franklin, Sam Swcrllng, Jenny Rifkin, Sidney Bloch, Sam MnnviU, Phil Kutler and Josef Mayer. The program will Include a dance by Barbara Kutler, nnd vocal and violin selections by Jack Snylnn, Wilfred Ahlniin will entertain at the piniv> lli'froihmpnls will be served.
Beth El to Honor Rabbi and Wife Both Kl Synai;i>i;ue will honor Rabbi and Mrs. Mycr S. Krlpke at an open house, Sunday, March 24, from 3 p. m. to S p. m. in the Synagogue social hall. All member* of the community are invited to tho reception which will celebrate Rabbi KrJpko'B tenth anniversary as religious leader of Beth Synagogue.
UJA LEADERS CONTRIBUTE RECORD $ 3 5 , 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 AT M I A M I MEETING
Trud« WeiM-Rosmarin, editor of tho magazine, "The Jewish, Spectator" will speak at the Jew* i.sh Community Center, Sunday, March 17th, at 8 p. m., it was announcer by Dr. Abe Groenbcrg, proi.Tam chairman. Dr. V/elss-Ilosmarin, a nstlve of Frankfurt, <Jermany,-"came to this country shortly before th» > rise of Hitler. A graduate of the • University of Wurzburg, «ho. received her Ph. D. for a thesis on the earliest history of the Arabs, In the field of adult education, she directed the School of th«—, Woman and taught Jewish literature at the New School for Social Research. Presenting a. different speaker or artist monthly, the Program of the Month scries Is part of th« Jewish Community Center arid B'nnl B'rith cultural and educa* tlonal program for the community. Information and tickets for, the Program of tho Month ma**, be obtained from the Jewish Cam* munlty Center or members of the B'nai B'rith program committee. As a result of recent developments in the Middle East, a display of large maps 6f Israol and ureas Involved, will be set up in the Center auditorium. The exhibit will Include current material pertaining to the situation ns well a* literature for distribution.
Talk Stresses Urgency of Drive The nm d for the support of i l l Jeuhh Women's organizations in the 1057 Jewish Philanthropies campaign vvng stressed in a talk by Mrs. Edward E. Brddkey, ch/ilrman of the Women's Division. Mrs. Brodkcy addressed members Of the Federation of Jewish Women's Clubs at a meeting at the Jewish r Community Center. 'To meet the gigantic needs of this year," Mrs, Brodkey declared, "we must reach and educate every woman in Omaha, and we rely In great measure on all of you to go back to your organizations and inspire your memben to support the campaign." Mrs. Mike Fteeman,..first vicepresident, presided in the absence at Mrs. Henry A. Newman, proitilent, rtoporti were made by mem- . lie is,
Beth Israel-Truman Citation Lauded
A record luni of tJ3.100.000 uai rniifd by more tlun 900 American Jtwiill I'lilcri al Iha t'liilfd Jrwiili Appeal Nalioriol Inailnurll Conftrf ncc «t Mlllml llr-aih, Florida, on March ] . Tlir aniounl, rcpreirnlinn tlic largol itarlmn IUIH n c r acliiivi-d by tlie UJA, liunehcd llie 1100,000,000 Emerfenry llncue Fun4 drive and Ilia rrjular 1957 campaign. I'iclurril lirre arc >ix of ihc Irnlina (inrlirfpaiili in llio Conference: Sealrd (from I. la r.I are William Moirnwalil of New York, I'M Central Chairman, anil Govrrnor Abraham A. Itlliieoff of Conncctirul. Rear (from I. to r.) are Jack I). Weiler of New York, Joseph IMtunan of Dtlroil, .Sainurl II. DarofT of l'liilailel|ilila, all UJA National Chairmen; and flslihi Herbert A. Friedman of New York, Evrrutnr Vicr. Chairman of UJA. The delegate! heard a dramatic rloaed-rimiit TV adilreu from New York liy M>>. </olda Mtir, Israel Foreign Minister. I'rorreiK of ihn Keidle rmid. louj(lit ovcrflnil above normal UJA rampBinn nrrda, are protidiiiK Iransportatlon and reiclllrment in Iirael and oilier lands for 100,000 Jewi in flight from terror and periecinlon in Kfipi, Hungary anil oilier eoiiniriea. The rontlituent agenriea of the UJA—llie United hrael Appeal, tlir Joint Oil. Iriliiition ('ominillre and New York A>ioeialion for New Amerirani—mu>l proiide welfare and rehabilitation aid to aome 325,000 neweoinrri in Itrael and dependent J e m in 21) oilier countrin. A fourth agency, (lie United Iliai Sertirt, will alia benefit from the Itrlrue Fund ihoujh it it nol • comUlurrit.
The fifth Annual Citation Award Dinner of Beth Israel Synagogue, ut ulilch former President HarryS. Truman was awarded-fl citation fur hcMnt; an "outstanding Humanitarian, distinguished statesman and patron of the State of Israel", has evoked nationwide Interest, Dan Cordman, dinner chairman, reported. Mrs. Gordmnn snid that Mr. Trumun's address which touched \arlom aspects (if the Israel ultua. tlon, was reprinted In many lendiiiK newspapers in the. country, ut'll an having received attention funn piomlncnt commentators of tho nnllon, He added tlmt mciagei of congrntuliiilons from all parts of the roiinfiy me still heinK rcceKcil at the Hclh Israel S>naKrigiie office. Mr. (iordmnn Ktateil that Preslili'iil 'iVnmnn, moved by the tromenduus ovation he received, commented, "This Ii the first tinio I h;i\e IKH'U honored by a SyiKiKomip nnd 1 nm deeply-.)mpic-sM-d lay the ms|ilrlu" proceediiiKs. I feel very hnnored''.
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Bas Mitzvah CAROL IU)SKNUAl'.M l'KANCES WFK Carol Rosrnbuum, daughter of Mr. mid Mi's, Mt*yer Jtoscnbaum, and Frnnees Hife, daughter of Mr. nmt Mrs. S. A. Rife, will observe thoir Bus Mitzvnh, ftt a Joint service Friday evening, ami Saturday morning, at Bctli El Synagogue. Friends and relatives are invited to attend both services and the reception* uhich will follow,
March 5—Rabbi Benjamin GrcnMICHELLE SIMON er talked on President Hany S, Mr. and Mm. Leo Simon anTruman's visit to Omaha. nounce the Bas Mitzvah of their March 7—The Council of Jewdaughter. Michelle'Simon, Friday, ish Women Sewing Group met at March 22 and Saturday morning, the Home today. Amongst those March 23, at Beth El Synagogue. ' Candlellghtlnc, 6:10 p. m. present, were the Mesdames; HarFriends and relatives arc inry Altsuler, Ida Brown, Guss.e vited to attend both services and BETII ISRAEL the reception* which will follow. ' Rabbi Benjamin Groner, Can- Bogandort, Hyman Fried, Sarah tor Eli Kagan, Beth Inracl Choir Fried. Harry Haykin, Ida Kaplan. A December 19p5 census reportand Primary A class will conduct Frank Marks, Jennie Nogg, Julia late Friday service! at 8 p. m. Novak. Maurice Pepper, M. Roscned 203 Post Offices and Post Agen- • Traditional Friday cervices (Kab- stein, Mary Zalk. clcs In Israel. bola* Shabboa) begin at 6:19 p. ra. March 9—A special Kktdush VMU Sabbath morning services begin given by Mr. A. Fisher. at 8:30 a. m. Junior CongregnMarch 10—Thanks to tht Omation at 10 a. m. Rabbi Croner will ha section of National B'nal eondort the Talmud clan at 5:43 B'rlth Bowling Association for the - J k ' m . Sabbath Mlncha at 6:19 party items. n. m. followed by Sholesh* S'cado* March 11—A special gift of a •ad Maarlv. Dally morning aerv- case of California oranges was Paper work Is lnijMtrtant to planning*, a luncheon, and around ice$ at 7 a. m.: nftcrnoon services presented to the Dr. Sher Home the. typewriter, above, are Mrs. Alfred Frank, 84SS IJi-catur, Mrs. at-6:25 p. m. Simony morning by Mayor John Rosenblatt SUney Katlensan, 7S1S Cats St., and Mrs. Ueorfe Mchaplro, 1000 N. services begin at 8:45 a. m. folMarch 12—Rabbi Nathan Feld- 7Sth Kt, The Uirce <ro-rlialrmen are planning the. annual donor lunchlowed by breakfast and Rabbi's man was our visitor today and eon for Beth Israel Sisterhood.—Dundee. News Photo. ; class in Bible. Sunday morning spoke of -the holiday seasons. •' '• .• • — Junior Minyan, followed by breakMarch 16—Mrs. Eva Halprln will fast, atarti at 8:30 a. m. Beth Israel Sisterhood will stage give a special Klddush to comThe Talmud Discussion group memorate Tahrzelt of her mother its annual Donor Luncheon for the project of the year in the sotnetts every Tuesday at 7 p. m. at and her son. Mr. and Mrs. Max Kinhenbaum BHH Synagogue. 19th and Burt March 17—The Purim Party cial hall March 26 at 2:30 p. m. announce the birth of a son, Scott Streetf. Reading of the MegiUah will be held at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Alfred Frank, Mrs, George Mlchnel, March 4. The KlmhenSaturday evening 7 p. ra. Sunday Shapiro and Mrs. Sidney Katie- baums have two daughters, Jnnlc morning at 9:15 and 10:30 a. m. ban are co-chairmen of the event. Marlene and Dcbra Kllen. GrandBETHEL CAN'DUXIGHTINa Mrs. Frank has announced com- parentK are Mr. and Mr3, W. PcrlSabbath services at Beth El mittee • chairmen: Mn. Harold muttcr of Council Bluffs and AlxSynagogue will begin at 8:15 p. m.MRS. B£8fUE IKMUfeTKIN Zellnsky, program; Mm, Ell Ka- Klrthcnbaum. Rabbi Meyer S. Krlpke will de• Cakes Mrs. Bessie Homitein. 61. died gan, table decorations; Mri. Henliver the sermon. Cantor I Edgar March 11 at her home, 6466 Pierce ry Appel, luncheon; Mrs. Albert • Torts •nd the Beth El Synagogue Choir street. Surviving are her husband, Sorkin, publicity. VOTE FOR wijl render the musical portions Sam, three sons, Jiilhu, Omnha; • Cookies A program entitled "The Beth] . of the service. Uracl Story'" will IK presented | Joe, Decatur, Ga., .Man-In, LOT AnDAVID M. KAPLAN I Sabbath morning services begin geles, Cat,; tuo daughters, Mrs. Taking part In the program will' ' at 9:30 a. m. andtne Junior Con- Don Strausir;' Mrs. Irvvln Mason, be Mr.i. .Vorman Hnhn, Mn. Nor- i N o CKiwriincr needed . , , jmt mix for City Councilman gregation services are at 10:30 New Rochcllc. N. Y\; two uliitcni man Hnhn, Mr*. Harry I>«i-,' •nd baki.! Orottirdary'l cxclutiv* •"TffiTHBItJur'Maariv at 6:15 p m and two brothers nnd nine cnind- Cantor Kll Kjignn and Snm Sione. •Tffi.THBt tdvanta^rs jjixc >ou {nrfect rciuitl ^,-Including the* full reading of the childrcn. Funeral hci*\ices were itie ftrtt lime—»ru. ttrry time you Mr. Kaplan it a Practical Bus. Mejllioh. Children's Purtm serv- Mondny aflcrnoon j i t the Jewish tukf! Prove it u> >our complrte incjt man whose satisfiod cusice at 7:30 p. m. Omahans to Attend F home. fomcrj~«re proof of his effi. , Daily services at 7 a. m. and Washinton Meeting : ciency and capability during 7 p. "hi. Sunday services at 9 a. m. JOSFJ'II HILVEKMAN with full Megiltnh reading. Omnhn delejjatcs to tbc 22ml hit 20 years at owner of the, Joseph Sllvernian, 73, 411 TEMPLE IHKAIX National Biennial convention of Services ivill be held Friday .11 Sweetwood.avenue, died March 7. the National Council of Jewish Ace Shado & Venetian Blind -' 8:15 p. m. Rabbi tSrooks will of- SurvhinR aic his wife, Bossle; one Women will be . Mmci. IJoyd Company. ficiate 'at the Council Sabbath daughter, Mrs. Julius Levine, one Friedman. Joe Harwich and RichServices, Guest upcaker will be sUter and two brothers. Service* ard Hiller. The meeting--will txf • -Mr*. Edward Gilbert, Religious were held Sunday morning at the held In Washington, D. C from VOTE FOR Chairman, Omaha Section Natlon- Jewish Funeral Home. t Jtti • Hinif 'n' IprC« C March 17 through March 21. -al Council of Jeulslu-Womcn. Her tii* • f r t ! CM! • Tvlfl* Cii* DAVID M. KAPLAN topic U "Esther Goes To School", LKWIS WKITZMAS Council's Contribution to EducaLcuis Wcitzman. 60, 4619 Un- . Patronize Our Advertisers tion. derwood' Ava, died March II. He . Shabbas morning services will is survived by his wife. Service!! begin a t 11:30 a. m. with Rahbi were held Tuesday afternoon at j Brooks officiating and the Re> the Jewish .Kuncrnl Home with ! licious School Choir under the burial In Golden VM cemetery, I direction of Miss Ida Gltlin singIng the musical portions of the MILS. KOl'tylA MANDELL BUY MEAT THE MODERN WAY •rrvlce. Mrs. Sophia Mmiclell. 75. died ' I Services for the Festival of Tuesday at her home, '1510 Oiarles THE BEST BUY I N A DECADE Piirim will be held at Temple street. Surviving are n dauRhler, Israel Saturday at 7:15 p. in. lime And three sons, Hnrry ami Rabbi Brooks, wll) officiate at Philip, Brooklyn, N. Y., ,-jnil N.i.the Festival Service and the Rrad- th.in. Ing of the Mr-Kiliah. Tne.HeFuneral senici^ were held -ltfjlwi* School Choirs will sini? I Thursday aftcrn^jn at the Jewish ' n and refrcshnu nln wiU b served ' Funeral Home. Uurial was in
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man of the Law Krtforecjrtcnt. J. W. V. AIXIMAHV The Ladies Auxili.u y of Ep- Committee of the Omaha Youth stein Morfc(in I'o»i 2(!0. Jewish War. Commission and a member of the Veterans held their monthly Bingo ] Citizen's Committee for Law Enparty at the Omnha Veterans forcement,' will talk on "A CitiHospital. Hostesses were Hospital. Chairman Mmes. Aaron Epstein, zen's Study of Law Enforcement." Harry Smith and Meyer Kuplun. Mrs. Albert Gac'r. social welfare vice-president! will preside ut the meeting. WOKKMAN XIHCMC IHtAMAT'C CLL'II KADIMAII The birthdays of Louis Wltkln, Max Crourwe, Nathan Lcrman, • A Purim luncheon meeting will Mmes. Ben Mlroff, G. Forman and be held by. Kadlnwh Wednesday Mr1, and J i n . S. Mogll will be at tho home of Mrs. Abe Boar, celebrated by the Dramatic Club- 3114 So. -12nd street nt 1 p. m. ' of Ihe Workman Circle Sunday at Mmes. Sam Epstein, Harry Siref, * 6 p. m. at th« Labor Lyceum. - Isadora Talk, Charles Guns and David Wine nro in charge of arrangement*. Mrs. Herman MiroWOMEN witz will preside and Mm. Ben Joe Radlriowskl spoke on Israel Knplan Is program cholrmnn. ResTU n'Donor's lea given by (lie Pio- ervations may bo rnnde with Mrs. neer Women March G ut the home Knlk.RE 8290, of Mrs. Milton Ncarcnberg, cultural chalrm.'in. The organization (a planning to hold n donor's din HADAHHAII '. \: ...' ..'.:',;. '. ..' Mines. Harold Cooperman, Max jtcr In May. (ireenberg and Hymen Bclmaii will he co-hoste»ses for the .March coimru, ttr JEWI.NII WO.MKN Chnpter Hadansah board meeting Mm. II. F. Schni'blcnvind, past Monday at 12:30 p. m. at the president of the Omnhn Council of Oxipermnn home, 473 Psrkwsrd P-TA, will speak nt flio rrgtilnr I-ane.' . . . . .:.: ...•'.-. ,• . luncheon meeting of the Omaha Section, National Council of JewHadauah Group b/iords to meet ish Women Tuesilay, I p. in. at Thursday at 12:30 p. m. will be the Jewish Community Center. Herzl at the home of Mri. Max Mm. Schncldi-rwlml, nlso clmlr- Shnplro, 132* No. 52nd str»*t with Mmes. Albert Fox and William Polnck, co-hostestc*: Szold nt the residence of Mrs. Robert Noddle, 714 Sunset Trail, with Mrs. Jack Judy Freed and Eden.Conn have Jncobson, ro-hratess and Weizmun, been selected by Eleanor Jlooso- nt the home of Mm. Sam Stern. velt B'nal B'rllh Girls ns dele- fylB4 Cuniing street with MIIHB. gates to a reglvn&l meeMnis in Natlton Turner and Snm Green, Lincoln, March 31. eo-hostesse.i.
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The "Rohanties Henri-throb" .will'be .selected March 23 when ' thi> orKOiilzriliiin holds Us annual "Mnt Hatter Vice" nt I he Jewish Community Center from 9 p. m. to 12::». Candidates aro Mike Jler/.og. Rayim; NYlnon Goirtm.in, AZA N'o. 100; Hemictt Ifornttfln. lndepen'lcntii nml .Terry Friedman, A5SA No. 1. Tklu-ts ore $1.31) nnd can lie purch w l from members.
Membern of Hie Hadaifcnh VA\imtional Council «iJl hold their monthly Shabb.it, Saturday, 1 p. m. at the home of Mr*. Paul Ver<•(, 120 So r>lf.t Avemir.
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Bottling will lie on the pn>i;rjiin .Of the »prini! party to he i;iv™ April 13 by the i:i(>»nnr Ur«Kc:velt B'nal B'rlth carls. Commit t>'(chnlnnan arc .Shirley .Sliiff nml fan's Moskowllz. They ttill lie ns-•luted'by Berdine fire-en. Mnrllyn Dx'orhJn, Judy Freed, Irene WjiKT. Wen Colin, Arli'lic Or<KMii;ui ami y hubemlcln.
VOrNO AMXT'H Clint Kindler of Crelditoii llnl*er.tlty, will present n program on hypnolisin nt n mnelint; uf the Jewish Young Adults .Sunday lit 7:30 p. rp. at (lie home of ltelte Ann Polka, 4fll5 Cupitot Awiiue. Robert Drixor, Dublin*! firit Lord The executive committee will meet Miyor* h t t «rrivt«i tag i t i n . v f r k nklionwiiic tour in btliatf nt iht tjjlitcd • t 7 p. m.
A lalnl of 4M,'J12 louri'ils visltiil Israel In 1953 l"n Increase of 2,'i prreent over 1'jMl: alKiiit Sfi.fiOO,OfJO was earned by the tourist li.ido diirlni; the year.
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Irwiib Appril't 1100,000,000 Y.mtritnry flrsrue Fund and to further rtmrrit U. S. rf luiom with Ills country. He will iprak far UJA in 12 nujor clti» in «n effort la tprti mitUnre ••> ih« 104,000 tctuftf •mlcipitrd till* y « r from EcvpN Hun(irr. Eutccn turo^w tnd North Afiici. Th« Krtrue drive l« far furiJt over and (bora the regulir 1957 UJA driva la meet welfare, leutilrmeni and immigrant proiramt for • hllfmillion depcnil<nt Jewa in t i n t ! ind 20 oth«r landi.
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Miss Fayna ^rauvit/, (i»Ui',lUer at Mr. :md Mrs. Sum Manvit/ has been ejected seeiTMry off Sl^inn Meltn Taiil Sorority at the University of iown, Iowa City, la., where she Is n sophomore.
KXI'ULSION 11KACIIK8 ONE-THIltD OF JCTVS London (WNS)—The World Jewish Congress. charged that more than one-third of the Jewish victims of Nasserlte persecution have either fled or been expelled from Kicypt. POLITICAL
Shelly Krlzelman shot a 184 to set a new high individual game' In the league; his .second gome a 128 for 312 aeries, High In the (drill division was Suzl Seglln with 131-247. Avlva Keldman 131-234.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Lewis who w i t married February 23 In New York City arc making their home at the Commodore Apartments, following a wedding trip to Nlacara Falls, N. Y. Mrs. l / w k Is the former Barbara Litt of Bronx, N. Y. Mr. Lewis Is the son ot Carl Lewis.
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.Mleh;iei Ban will be one of two sUuk-nts to repievjit 1 ho Univeiiity of Chicago at tlic rjuaiifyln,? tournament for College N'.itionul in Deb.'ite Maith 'I'l fit the university. He is the son ot Mr. i»nil Mrs, Jack II.wi.
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Sir. and Mrs. Charles Bass of Kansas Cltyp Mo., announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Dee to Bernard H. Newberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Newberg. Miss Bass attended the University of Oklahoma and is a member of Sigma Delta Tau nocial lorority. Mr, Newberg will b« graduated from the University of Oklahoma in June with n degree in Business Management. Ho Is n member of Pi Lambda Phi, soclul fraternity, Scabbard and Wart?, honorary Army (rr^anlzatlon and president of Iota Iipailoii, a business cltih. The Israel Touring Club Is afA lute summer wedding in lw- filiated to the International TourK planned. ist Club. The hotel accommodation suitable for tourists comprises over 6,850 rooms.
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Workers have been invited to five educational-discussion incrlinKs to be held during the coming week by the Women's Division of the Jewish Philo.ili hi opii'i Cimpiiljjn with dessert luncheons at various homes, They nre scheduled ns follow i, • Mniiliny, March 18, at 1 p m. at the home of Mrt. Allen Zalklu with Harry Sldman, cohostess.. Wednesday, March 20, at 10 a. m., at the home of Mrs. Joe J. Grccnberg, with Mrs, Arthur U. Goldstein and Mrs, Max Greenberg as co-hostesses,Wednesday, Murch 20; At 1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Henry Rlekes with Mrs. Stanley Fisk and Mrs. J. Harry KulaJtobky as coho«tes«es. At the' home of Mrs. Ernest A. Nogg with Mrs. Robflrt En^e] and Mrs. Homer Farher u eo-haitesies. At the home at Mrs. Hubert Sornmer with Mrs, David BernsteJn and Mrs. Alfred S. Mayer. Six of the same type of meetings will be held between March 25 und April 1. Mrs. Edward E. Drodkey Is Women's Chairman and her Associate chairmen nre Mrs. Edwin E. Brodkey nnd Mrs. Mike Freeman.
Miss Snndrn Fisher anil Mrs. Phyllis Kiiplan Urown, University of Omnha co-eds arc memljers of th« Ptmel of Americans, n ni'niip of University students, who niipcnr at functions In the Urnnha urea In (he Interest of better understanding of brotherhood.
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Or. \AO Kfiiiinly, professor of Indication and I'syclmloKy nt C."rcl(!hton University, will tpenlc at the second session of the PreOnllege Clinic Tuesday nt 7 p. in. at the Jewish .Community Center. Ho will conduct a lecture and dl.scwtlon of courses In education and psychology. There Is no charRe for thl» program jointly upoiwored by Uio Youth Council and Crelf;liton University..
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n i : I'lr.ni,K to uic 1 lie Influence nc *rftctlve city government lo »«v iniluslilca 10 omnlin, thereby crrnllng more payrolli »na !MII3, Kiicniiins; Hie 1ux inmi, nml conttnulnff opportunltlci for our l \ l . Uv.tAi.W. riiy RmmirTU'iil under the now •'hnrlt-r, properly J jniiiku n'li, MM pinko Omaha a licltcr, safer place in vhlfh lo ^'f unit tn )I\L nurt t" ralhtr our f.imllfi'K. \\l,
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Center Sports ' HlIKiET BA8KKTBALL Cowboy Liquors end Mlcklm Rusco continued ai tho leagu leaders In their respectiic dr.wl >r. of the Midget Basketball LCUKUI last Sunday. Cowboys beat Nebraska Fumltui* -7-25 In the closest garnet of the duy, on Mlcklln-Rusco handled Gerelidi Motors 35-20. This Sunday there will be no games scheduled In deference to the Purlin program being conducted at the Synagogue*, but on March 21 Cowboyt meet All-Makes at 1:30 p. ra. Playland meets Nebraska Furniture in the 2:15 p. m. garni, and at S p. m. I-Go Van will go agalns RIchman-Gordman. In the "A" division. It Is Fireside vt aereliclu • t 3:49 p. m. and H. A. Wolf vi MlcklbvRusco at 4:30 p. m. Playland Park stayed In second place with a 23-15 victory over wittiest I-Go Van. Jerry Slusky led playland with 10 pointi while i Carl Cohen collected 7 for I-Go. Rlchman-Gordman, led by Dave Soahnlk and Joel Sneider broke the tie for fourth place with a 2819 win over AU Make* Typewrite n . That leave* Nebraska Tarnlture and Ricbman-Gordnun tied with 4-4 for third place. Fireside Two Ahead "*• nreilde Retlaurant moved two garnet ahead of third place Gerelick Motor* with a 29-24 win over H. A. Wolf, Inc. Playing without the services of Keith llberman, the rsfaurant team still put together a fait break and tome •tell ar defense for the win. Mike Sadofiky wai high for rtreslda with 13. but hit score was matched by Jeff Wohlner of H. A. Wolf. Steve Gun collected I V points for MfckUn-Rusco agatnit Gerellcks even as coach Emit Carter •ubstltuted freely. Cerelidcs were led by Don Fiedler, Steve Gould and Dick Zacharla;
Members of other Uams »re acting as officials, and U&ms are allowed to play any pott icheduled tam( on preience of all four players. TliLs sport does not allow for Olympic points, but mention of this activity will be given on Athletic Award Night, May 18.
Global Report POLITICAL ASYLUM Tel Aviv (WNS)—Some IDS Arab families In the Caza strip were given political asylum In Israel, most of them officials and administrative employee* in Gaza who cooperated with Israeli authorities daring the occupation.
$2,000,000 Project New Yprk (JTA)—The United Rumanian Jew* of America approved plant today for the construction of 1,000 dwelling units in Ztrael to help ease the bousing shortage. Construction cf the first units of the $2,000,000 project It scheduled at Holon, • Tel Aviv suburb.
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Mrs, Martin Haykln will serve as head teacher for tin Temple Israel Nursery school, according to an announcement by Mrs. Mot ris Llpp, Sisterhood's Nursery school chairman. Mrs. Bernard Greenberg will occupy the nmltion of assistant nuinciy tcndier. The Tempi* Nursery school committee asks that all registrations for the 1957-58 season be made by May 1 tuid be accompanied by a 510 prp-ret;istratlon Tee which will be deducted from the tuition. The nursery school which will be limited to 20 children between the ages of three and five y e a n of age, will meet each Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a. in. to 11:30 a. m. Feet, not Including transportation, are Set at $63 per child each semester for Temple members and S7B per child for each semester for non-Temple members. The Temple plant to assist parent, In working o u t c a rp o o l s o r o t h e r a r r a n g e m e n t s , /;••••' .': :.;•.• • .... • ••.; Registration may be made with Mrs. Llpp. GL. 9197 or the Temple office, RE. 63M. Patronise Our Advertisers.
Hairy Trustin, a member of the slat* <>t s«ven candldutej for tht new City Council, declared "Oinahaiu voted In the new City Charter ond Biir obligated td seo that tli« Chorter get! n 'fnlr ih»ke' ", In a tulk ot a dinnrr mrjeting at the Calvary I3aptUt church. Mr. Trustin told the group that tho slate, known at "Tlie Seven FrlenrU of th» New Charter," "Is iledlciitcd to carrying out the provisions of the City Charter as It p» intended." The other members of the slate are: N. Phil Dodge, A. V. (Alj Sorensen, Mrs. Kenneth T. Graham, Wray M. Scott, Sam W. Reynolds and James J. Dworak. Th« first four, Including Trustin, were members of the City Charter Convention.
Efforts Made to Halt Arab Bias Washington! WNS) — Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams, In a. letter to B'nal B'rith president, Philip M. Klutznlck, disclosed that In Ha relntloiii with Saudi Arabia In tin fulurs th« U.S. "will not fail to pursue" efforts to end Saudi A r a b i a n discrimination HgalnM American Jews. Mr. Adnma vvrots that during King Snud's visit to the United States hii representatives "were Informed of the special concern ot the United States" over the ban> ning of American Jewi,
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TWO^KAN BASKETBALL Sixteen teams have entered the Center's Two Man Basketball tournament for basketball play among the high schooler* In nfter school competition. Objective* of the tournament are to develop individual skills on both offense and defense. After three day* of [ilny. top teams are Stu Kullcr ond Dave Goldstein. Frank Goldljcrg and Bob Ginsberg, Dan Hollis and Justin Ban. Al Krlzclman and Will Plotkln, Walter Wise nnd P.oy Katskce. Competition Is scheduled for every afternoon with teams competing at least three nights per week. Games are scheduled fur each end of the court with one-half court competition and 20 point games.
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