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New Courses i Young Adults Will
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Hold Dance
The Young Adults' Council is pl,inning an opciissquare dance at i In st ii I Ml (lu> JewI Camp tlrewster Saturday, FebruIsh Coinmiiiuiy f'i nlei after the ary, 1. New Ye.ir include adult bridge, New members or the Council are Latin-Aim iir.in {i(iii(.in^ MIUI Red Denny Abramson, Mary Abramson, C101J flisi Hid Ixroell Baumer, Frank Berg, BarT«ii adult lnidt'e rl.ivea will be bara Bernstein, I.ee Brown, Louis offr'ted one, on Mi>ud.i}S fiom 1 Brown, Judy Cohn, Marsha Feldp rn to 3 p in be^inuin); January ninn and Pierre Elllan. « and another Tlnirsd.iy from HI others arc Sid Klopper, Howard p in t o 10j> m o[»nini; January, Kuklin, Fred Marcus, Maxlne Prod, y, it \\:w announced hy J*-irl Kiegol, Kid Rosenblatt, l.ee Simon, C l Carol Center Adult chairman. Spector, Gail Spector, Pauline A duplicate llu-idge u i g e tournament r n n t Stone and Arnie Winer, lie lii-ld lit tin- conclusion of the j Election of officers, and commltclasHCi for lmth p.ist htndrntii ami; tees Ii on the agenda for the next oilier Jiiteicifcl plajcis Mil. I.ee meeting Sunday, December 29, at Nelson will teach the rinses. Fee the Jewish Community y Center. for either session will be JSOO. d I YAC YC ii Anyone IInterested In Plans are being made for another Invited to attend. Latin American d-ince elms as the result of many requests received, •t the center of flee. Im-ludeil ulllj ba the Rhumbn, Sniiiba, Tango and Ch-C)ia. Instrurtnis will be from the University of Omaha. A program at joslyn Art MuseA revised method of Instruction um and * party at-the Jewish wi'J bring a new look to the Red Community Center on December Crou First Aid class training 22 will highlight the' Children's Itartlng Monday, January 6 at the Sunday program's special holiday Center. From 0:30 a. m. to 11:30 observance. Youngster* and their a. tn. The hour was arranged to parents will meet In the Floral •ccomodate mothers wlio wished Court of the Museum at 2:15 p. m. to be at homo with their children Boys and girls representing all during their lunch hour. age groups will explain the holiday The class will be conducted by arid Its various symbols with the Joe Mlcrk, Center Aquatic director aid of different display articles. »nd .rerllflcrl lied Cross Instructor. The group will be Invited to »ce In conjunction with the National the Herman Aucrbach Memorial Civil Defense program. Exhibit befoe adjourning to the Information c o n c e r n i n g the Community Center for may br obtained nt the , games and refreshments Center office oi by calling JA 13Gti. 'Hie second srsnon of the regular Children's Sunday Rroup «ill open Jnnunry 5 at the Center. Many requests for registration have Iwcn m.iili" already. Mrs. JUIIIIH Cohn, i rhililren's netivitje's clialnnan re-
Chanukah Program
Seniors Invited To College Night
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All lii|:li school seniors are In* j Youn::st(.'rh. iiml^r tlit* direction viled to attend a (.'ollci:i> Night I uf an Exix-ricncnl staff, will parprogram In the Jewish CoiiuniinHy tlelpate In suili activities a.s a Jew. CenliT aiidltorinm. December noth |sh Music Month Concert, outside at K ]i, in. trips, arW( and crafts, swimming, Ctillcr.e fre.ihmen jrpre.'ientlnij athletics dramatics, sinRinc and major college e*infeieut'e« luclml* dancing and a fin:it program and Ing tlir Ivy I/MIRIIC, ISij; Kiglit. I!ig party. Ten. Southeast, Pacific Const, stal/1 nnd local schools will be present to report on n first hand imprenlon of first year campus life. "The purpose of the program," A children's vacation program Phil Kuller, youth committee ch/ilrrnnn, declared, "Is to give the filled with a variety of activities high school.senior a personal ap- at the Jewish Community Center praisal of freshman life In col- has been announced by Mrs. Julius Cohn, children's -activity commitlUsverly C-oldlierg and Irvln Bel- tee chairman. Sessions have l>een scheduled rer, chairmen for the affair, urge for Monday, Wednesday, Friday, all seniors to attend. December 2.1, 1T>, 27 and Monday, the 30th from 'Z p. m. to liltO p. m. Plans have been made to entertain youngsters of grade school URi' (in this particular Kioupi with movies, trips'to local places of Tlic "Woman, of Valor" pin, the interest, names and som;fe.sls. Tin' only one, ever received liy an fee will be ?l. payable at the flret Oinallan, Was iH'stoued Upon Mrs. meelini!. ' J. Harry Kulakofsky at the reChildren ami youth swlinmini: cent Chanukah Festival for Israel. will be availablo also durlni; the 'lite award, n distinction con- holiday nn Monday, Wednesday fi-rlcd U[hin women for sellini; ami Friday from 2:30 p. in. to SIOO.CIOO or more in Israel bunds, •ir.'iO p. m. Li held by only 47 Americans. Mrs. Ktilalcofrky will tie one ol the. guests at a dinner to l>e given January 11 in Washington by Israel AnibaRsador and Mrs. Abl>n Kban In trll«ite to the "Women Jerusalem UTAt Israel spent df Valor," on defense and se lic.nds. Bales totalllnR 5I2.O(X) cuiity exi>endilijres in the past were made at the Chanuknh fesdecade, Finance Minister Levl tlvnl held last Sunday nt the KshJiol reveuled. Tin* Finance ,\Iiuniiickntoiie. Isfer d i s c l o s e d that betvvecn $).,.">00,000,000 and $1,7M,(XW,000, bail been invested In development projects in the same ten years, while local Investments for the Deadlines for Copy to 1» same period were 3,800.000,000 pounds. submitted for the December 27 nnd January 3rd issues of T OF HYKIAN JKWS th* Jewish Press mu.it be In Tel Aviv (WNS)—The plight of the newspaper's office on the the jlx thousand Jews In Syria is preceding Fridays, The regular schedule will be resumed after worse than that of any minority Kroup In the countries of the Mldthose dales. ! die Kast, It was reported.
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Israel Gets . Soviet Note J e r u s a l e m (JTA) — A 13-page Soviet note to Israel calling this state's attention —as a United Nations member—to the Increased threat of nuclear war and urging Israel to step" u p - efforts to strengthen world peace, was received" at the Foreign Ministry. -The note, handed to Israel's Embassy In Moscow Friday, It simitar to scores of such missives sent to other UN members. Members of the NATO and" Wanmw Pact groups received differently worded notes, it Is understood.
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f ims For 1958 kescue Fund Leaders Confer at Twentieth Annual National Meeting
Nmv York (WN8)—The United Jewish Ap|N>al at Its two-day JOth anniwl national conference here, called on Amrrlraji Jtwry to undertake • special "Itmcue Fund" of f 100,000,000 ovor and above the |10J,031,000 sought for th« I'JA rofuUr 195S campaign. The conference closed with the election of Morris W. Berlnstein of Syracuse, N. Y,, u general chairman of Uie'UJA to lead II) 20th nationwide campaign In behalf of immigrants to Israel, distressed' Jews overseas and refugees to this country. Mr. Berin•tein became the UJA's fourth general .chairman since its Inception In 1939, succeeding- William Roaenwald of New York w h o served as general chairman for the campaigns of 1955, 19o6 and 1967. Jerusalem (JTA)—The RabbiniThousands tn Need cal Council of America will accept Mr. Berlnsteln told the more us binding all .ruling* by the Israel Chief Rabbinate, it was for- than 1.300 delegates that "there mally pledged at a meeting of the are still ten» of thousands of Jew* Chief Rabbinate Council here. The In dire need, living in countries pledge was made on behalf of the where they capnot live as Jew*, who want to reach the sacred noil American Council.
Israel Rabbinate Ruling Accepted
Pioneer Omahans Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Program Arranged For Younger Set
Mrs. Kulakofsky Receives Award
700 Million Spent On Israel Defense
Deodine Change
- John Kftlln* Plwla,
Mr. and Mm. lien ilien Kulaliohky Mr. nnd Mrs. Reuben Kulukof- Kulakofsky was a charter memlwr sky, pioneer Omahans, will cele- of the latter synagogue nnd of the brate their sixtieth wedding annl- Highland Country Club. Mrs. Kulakofsky was ona of versury, December 26. the organizers of the Council of Residents of this city most of Jewish Women and a charter their lives, they were married here member of Iladassah. She was also by the late Rabbi Henry Crodln- a charter member and president sky at what was then popuhirly of the one-time Jewish Ladles Reknown as Washington Hall. lief Society, which later became Mr. Kulakofsky, now. retired, the former Jewish Women's Welwas a former partner In the Cen- fare organization, ' tral Market. He will also observe She served on the boards of the his 81th birthday, Decemlwr 22. visiting Nurses Association, the Mrs. Kulnkof.sky will be 82, May 7. Nebraska Tuberculosis AssociaThey are the parents of Mrs. A. tion, the Red Cross and the HatII. Ilrodkey of Omaha; Mrs. Aaron tie n. Monroe Home for nearly a Richards nnd Seaman L. Kay of quarter a century nnd Is nn honSan Jose, Cal., and have five orary member of the latter organ grandchildren and 13 great grand- Izatlon. children. The Kulakofskys spent seven They ar« members of Temple years in California, prior to 1931 Israel and Beth El Synagogue Mr, when they returned here.
•f ts W el. The U. S. A., he aaid, must reckon with aiding up to 80,000 Jews from Kastern ' Europe and Moslem countries who" will need urgent help to reach Israel and other lands where they'can build new lives. * ' Kalse Living Standard* Highlighting the conference was an address by Moshe Sharett, former Prime Minister of Israel. Mr. Sharett itressed that while brael has greatly progressed "there is stUI a long way to travel until we can harness to the fullest extent the productive potential of our land and our people, utilize all our w a t e r resources and mineral wealth and attain the goals of self-sustenance and a decent standard of living for ail. In the area of immigration, he said that apart from the challenge of completing the absorption of 900,000 refugees Israel faces the tact that "there are still entire Jewish com. munltle* which have not been permitted To participate in the liberation and rehabilitation process unfolded In Israel in the last decado. Apropos ihe political situation, the former Israeli Prime Minister said that the sharpening of the Kast-West conflict In recent months had complicated still further the Middle East situation, adding that "the Soviet Government, by adopting u policy of implacable hostility to Israel, has assumed a very grave responsibility for relardlng peace In the Middle East." K«settlitment of Many UJA honorary chairman Edward M. M. Warbunc declared that 'some 70,000 Jews In Eastern Europe, North Africa and other Moslem areas will In* In urgent need f resettlement In Israel In 1956" and that "another 10,000 displaced Jews including refugees who fled Kgypt and Hungary lust year, and who now arc In transit camps in Western Europe can be resettled to free countries, including the United States, British Commonwealth lands and Latin America/' Dr. Nahum Goldmann, chairman of.the J*wi«h Agency for EalesHne, the orginl/.utlon which carries out Immigrant aid programs in Israel financed chiefly by theUJA, warned agalait a settlement of the Middle East problem at Israel's expense. . Critical Test Faced Warning that "Israel may soon face its most critical and decisive test as. a result of the mounting ferment In the Middle East," Dr. Goldmann aald: "Attempts may soun be initiated to stabilize the Mddlc East at the expense of Israel's territorial Integrity which would be '.'perilous to Israel'* cxIstdnce and would not stabilize the Middle E:ast." He cautioned that "the weakening of Israel, an exemplar of democratic living In all Africa and Asia, would weaken the democratic cnusc among the underdeveloped c o u n t r 1 e » and could be-a fatal blow to the moral stature of the world."
All Aliens Must Report Addresses AH aliens, who are in the United Stutes on January 1 each year, must report their addresses to the Attorney General by the end of that month, it was announced by. the Immigration and Naturalization Service at the Federal Building. Forms with which to make the report enn be obtained from any Post Office or Immigration office, The law provides severe penaltlei for failure with comply with this requirement. ' '
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Published Cvery Fridsy b j tbe Federation of Jen%k Scrvlo* i«ouna JIKU i m i u n ; RivucgM Authorized »t umuhiL Ntbrusk* bsuztutlun, #4.00. i d v e n m n g R a u i on Application. _ J> les—lm No 'jum Street, Omaha. Nebr. JAckson Wt» .j; a t •Address 4809 So Mtb SiAet •-.
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]f')jj l.iy \^ito:n »oie Mr. aitij w r a n g i ' d fur tin' l)a<i 'n I.nd 1'riiMm. .Milton S. Himrrky, »hi< (ji'.'iiri to s l u i t sr»»n ftt. t)ie .Ir'wi.sh BPPIU a fow days wllli Mr, Konc- (-'Knuniinity ('enti'r. S u i i n n i l n g a n d (M3MC) F R A N C E S K L E I N . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . : . , . . . . E d i t o r cky'j molhcr, Mr». K«> I,. Km gym will IIP nmoni; t h e iiiujnr f>:ii<ky, and hii grandnujUHT, Mr«. l^na I.l|>li, Mr. Konecky cojnplet- t u r e s to t>n enjoyed j'»!ntly by faCuadli'Ilght, <:37 p. m. Lesson No. 2 ed his PhD. in Chemistry at HH t h e r s a n d sons in evening sf.-isluiis nois State University and is pre«. under the supervision of the AthHKTUKI. ently en route to a posltian as « letic Department. The only ivi;i.stration fee reSabbath eve services at Beth"Kl research chemist for Standard Oil .Synagogue will begin at S:15 p. m of New Jersey in Linden, N..J. - quired is a Center membership »r AHARON ROSEN which Includes nil Center privRabbi Myer. S. Kripke will deliver ileges; Regular at tendance is not tlio sermon: Cantor Aaron I. HUney Klopprr will fly to Ale*, i n d - : v : .•:.••;".. 4. AM IWtf .11 gar ajid the Beth KJ SynhBOgue andria, I<a., Decemlwr 25 to visit required for the Dad 'n l,ad sesjliee-oor "..'•: . '/<• Choir will render the musical por- with his brothcr-ln-Iaw and sister, sions, Registmtion in being acn a m e - - . ' ".•"•.'••.••:•'• •• \ D# .12 -tlons of tiie service. Capt. and ' Mrs. Maurice B. cepted now. "ItfSl? .17 « t * Sabbath morning services Schwartz and their son, Meyer i h e l u n • : ' • - . •••;'• akkV'thar «t 9:30 a. m. arid toe Junior Cori- Paul, instfa .13 , : ;;. i .3:.:i8 gregattati Services are at 10:30 meedt'pah^ah1 • a. m, Mlricha-Maariv- wrvices arc Mrs. N»|h«n Son will have her "Dr.'nndMri; Milton Waldbnum. wbeitfroin • - ifTJa. .14 at 4:30 p. m. Dally services «re at niece, Ml«r HoWHe Marx, as her announce the jadoption gf a son, r1*xi.i9 J j . jn. and'.'? p. m. Sunday morri house guest during the winter hol- John David. They nave two other • mek-oh-yten •".-.;.; rtt-ihohn ,, ••'• inif service is at 9 a . m. iday. chlWreri.Susarr and jerry, second ;••„•''-V;: " W-20 ) .0.0 .15 ApvEBTmBMl5ST~^ '•" ••" "~' Mrs. gliertnin Lipiteln Is clialr: : nuee,mch.{meen) thth-ntt T K M P I . K I H U A K f c : - • - '•'• - '•'.. • "•-: - • Sen'lces will be>«ld this Friday mmi for the annual holiday dance at 8:15 p. m. Rabbi Sidney Brooks of the Mrs. Jayeeet at 9 p. m., will preach on "Judaism Is Not for Friday at the Paxton hotel. Children." A Chanukah Mesuuige Boiien-KfjVttli »old 60% of aXL Klcliard II. Illller was among Beyond the Season^ There »ill be' Uione named on the 10 man slate the new ObevroleU Bold in a special Chanukah Cnndle Light of nominees for public directors DouglM Co_tiniy tlie'first fntif • ing Ceremoity, v of the Omaha Transit Company in day* of this ;monthi 'Can tliij Shabbas morning service* wil an announcement by Mayor John nieaix that Jioniething In wronfji. K>?'!3- be^in at 11:30 a, m. with Rabbi Rownblatt Mr. Illller is president Of coiiree; it mean* that they Brooks officiating and the of the provident Finance Co., forllglous School Gholr under the di- mer chairman of the Alriwrt Com- must be patting out the.brtt / rection of Miss Ida Gitlln singing mission and member of Die Air- deal* In town.;',; '.• '•^•.V';---:'"-'---' Now our hiiililin^s ftre jtjst the musical portions of the »erv. port Advisory Hoard. buldginf; :wllb\ .trade-lhs, • \V«r Mint f.»ra Franklin, Unlvemlty know tligt iiotbinij^tajksf lijk* .nnsaa xvi - ? *?rn FND .in nni o^i i n BKTII ISKAEI, •.;';• of California sophomore, will money; and if^.vouVe talking of : Rabbi IJenjamui Groner. Cantor upend the holidays with her par- Haying rniinoy . /. . Ipt*.,t»f ,1j?i"ia» ntfn-f ntfn TWO Uil Kagari, Beth Israel Choir, and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris M, jrnoney , •'..•:'-. jiist come In and , f "plea nx ..rnjiina nnxSecond Grade'. "C," will conduct Franklin. gee some of these choic« tradelate Friday evening services this inithat huve come in on tliene .1j?naa Kirn onxao x-n DB/ evening at 8T>. m, Kabbl Kroner Mr, hail Mr*. Ki-nnelli p, Weln< /: ; tt'lll spentt; on "Modern Symbols-- er of San Diego, Cnl., are spend- nftwChcvrolcl^ :. ;' ; ,riK oil nriK OJ itfrw jqfiBh You'll fitill; aim<i»l; every TTie Tree." TruditJonal Friday eV^J ing a week with Mrs- Wpiner's liliij; Kerviccj 'Kabhola.1 Shabbon) patents,- Mr. mod Mr*. Edward A. nlocjcl and every make. Cli(jo«d begin at 4:45 p. m;' Sabbath mOni- Kown, They will lenvc for Chicago froin. ovnr' 2(K)•'. earn, moot, of Ing sc^viceji; begin at 8:45 a, ;m. Monday to visit with Mr. Wclner'* wltiiih nitrry Hidt OKpMii flW Junior Congregation at 10 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Otto F. Rabbbi Oroner will conduct the UVIner. Now if ypii're: tliat partti-wTalmud daks at 4:15 p. ni. Sab-- Mrs.- Welntr, the foniier Judy bath Mlncha at 4:43 p, ni.folicmetl Rosen, in studyinK at the San Dic- larly gmart iiiiye.i"/ who knovvii nninna nrix by Sholeshe S'eudos and.ilaariy'. Brt State Teacher's COIICKC. Her that t|i«' bwt value on toJny's'" Daily morning services at 7 a. m. huslmnd Is with the legal section market i» ai-'unnd 1957 modi-l, afternoon servicej at' 4:45' p, m. of Ihe Con-Phil) hcnilquarters at you'll cprtainly want td.'chwS' our selection of. tlicsfl moilrls, Sunday morning services begin «t San Dl 8:49 a, 'm.; followed by breakfast Wft'vo (jot staiiun wairotDi, and Rabbi's class In Bible. Sunday ir-iloorn, h n r d • t o p H. You morning Junior Mlnyan, follow e i PAUL'S name it, we've got It, and price . by breakTait, start* at 8:30 a. m. RADIO & TV SERVICE is no object. BKKTIIOI.D HOHrjiTUAL ICnrt.«M »»Fi-r«l«i. u n « Or. PkUlp The-Talnjud'Plscyssion group TV CAR RADIO JT Jcwhti a « n . far Tin ktt* H We liavc no objection to tnk•kff Funeral f crviccs were held Wed- nte'eis "every Tuesday evening; at . ' ' BU,«U l»rtm». . RADIO PHONOGRAPH '\i\ft ra«h nuitii'v*. In fact we like l nesday afternoon at Beth El Syna- ,7:30: p.-.m. s t BBH Synagogue, PAUL GOLDBERG ^. December 14th: Thanks to th> gogue for Berthold Rotenthal, 82. 19th;; »ntf, BUM :Streets. Sen-Ices it. Hut rveu Ijptti.r, we like to : 432S No. I«tb It. PL ISfl carry our <>«•>!• paper. So if Mesdames Iz Sherman and Saniuel 5608 Jacknon Street, who .died IVedriesday inorning; December ?!5, : V Cohen for the floral bouquet de ynu've got a plnre to.. InviSjt.v will b*gfn «t 8:45 a. tn, ' .,;•' JJVered by Mrs. I. W- Rotitnblatt. Monday. Rabbi Myer Krlpke and your ensli inoiipy, you'll be i o r Cantor Aaron I. Edgar officiated. : DMember :15th: The Omaha priaed bow little cash it takes, Burial was In Beth Kl cemetery. Choir and Dramatic Cjub gave anil how fiinall a payment, ^un Surviving are wife, Johanna, ti?: r second show of the current ho arra)i|{ed.:- : . •': ; .. • v .-•iwn and Our folks asked them children,' Mrs. R. Cummers, Oma• -We Hti 11 My that "Nobody i return soon. The pi"ogram was ha; Krneat, Israel; Mrs. R. Feist. Beat* Our DeaL" .Judoring.•.-by. ..-.'••:-w Yiddish/ In additian^ to Abe Dayton, O., and 7 grandchildren. Sett (Slbby) P.I»»TMt« the Balf« ret'ordt), We to got Washington (WNS)—The proSchneider, the M.fC,, the followplenty'of proof. H willpay yon posed Inclusion of questions brariii; members'of the club partM JIATIIAJ* KK»SKt.MA.S. 25 Years' Experience to coriie in and , lee Bogen''ryj&ttii Mrt. Milton NereribcrK, .Funeral servfeet for 'Nathan on religlo;u affiliation In the With Jewish Kovak ta*t , \ . their used • ': Mr». Philip Crandalj and Joe Radl Kcoscloian, 58 or 5140 BeAlpri I960. Federal cennis went. by- the Lettering and Memoriali cart at 20th and Farnam . . nowski; Fruit iand'csRe: w e r e Avenue, who died December '12, boards when the Census Bureau seryed in the main dining rcKXii1 by were held last Friday at (he Jew- here * ruled' that the conirovrrsy or new cars at 25B8 Farnam. 2211 So. 8tfi i*h _Funera| Honw. Mr, Krwelman AT 2452 You can't beat it . . . so why , •• .;the'ladies of, the dub..'- ;' j'predptiated by the planned inDecember 16th; Special Chanu- wa» owner of K-B Foods Co. and a clusion of such questions made It try. • V life long resident of Omaha. : liaii -Gift* w e r e received, from' 1 Inadvisable to go ahead with the Surviving are hi* mother/Mrs. ; 'I"; Ifcsto*; arid Mme«. Ruben Bordy, .,:•••• Lailer Kavich, Robert H. Koop- U n a Kwiwjmari, brother,' Abe, original Man. -••• tr,: Stanley .Mayp?r and Milton &it JMrs. $arah Schnelderman Opponents ol the projirnal ni.iin- j tw^> nephewi. ^ . " V ; . T « * » j * » n : - : - v • • • • - V - - - ' " - :••••-••.••. ;.•••> talncd tlmt Midi a line of <|ucs-' tionlng would violate the priwii-y ' ';•.:',;^I)Meniber; 17th:; Rabbi•: Sidney 1. Relaxing Breakfast if con«d('nco ns Hi'll as the o n •'.; B|»oks.>va» ouf Rahbialtai'Vijtltor^ SUIH. BEBKCCA AWIKIN : 27 Taking your children to Sunday School or Funeral scryicm for Mr*. Re<>pt of .spjurittiun of church < * i r > r i ;. • .'This' .is ••»*-iWDula^ 4eries ;an<t yl»iTalmud Torah • - t o r i are welcome to; attcnd,"^he lieoca fifildberR "Alpirin. 84, ulio tnte. Accortilni,' to Census Hur3. Shopping leisurely in the Friendly ; program starts at. U a; m,:'at thk died DeccmlxT 12 at the Home for au dirfH.'tor I^fibert \V. TJUI^O-S, ! the Jcivlnh A Rod In Kfinsas City. the priiiiury n?as'»n'' for^tht? v<'- ' Hfome, 48W |*>/ S2nd Street; Atmosphere of Mo., were held^ln Kansas City, real "WHS n.r<»;:niti<jn thnt at thK :/;;:; Dfiieijsiber. 17jth: J.Beginhlnj^ of flitrlal was In StT Jo»eph, Mo. Mrii. imr* a <*«»HM<1I i.tlilf nuriil)' r of : ^O|ian'<aiilj?tviih' Uie lighting ofJthe ons \vou\t\ IK1 iv-Iuct;nit to ;inV ftfitvciiWIe and the gcrylhg ijf Alpirin was a former Omnhn resident. Surviving am n son ami w(-r mjrh ii qiH'shiin in th'» ccn-iis ^ipotato lstkfts,; the traditlanki holi- daughter. where the rej)!> is niaiMl.itidy " ' ^ - ^ y / a i i f . ' " - ' . "-•;'"••••;. :••'•••'-•' •••••••• £« #:;Decainber Mth: A ; filni of Israel • ^ W a i ' ^ w n at the Home today, OMAHA'S LEADING CHOOSE 'i-i-•'.-'pioeniber 19th.' SahJ Oilman, . v-Jffome plsk 'Jockey, has been en. *£*drt*lriln*: our platter arfdiets .':•. dj|IIy between breWast and lunch. ••?].>. December 2]st: A Secret Kidfrom • 4it»h honoring one of our resldents will take place this momOur Selection of Distinctive Ins.- No telephone calls. Details i" 4415CUMING ST. WA 5584 Plant Arrangements : this column next week. • Room DMdtn Open Sundays From 7 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. December 22nd: Temple • Dicorollv* Woodt rael Synagogue. PAVED PARKIN© • Ceramic and Bran FlaMf n Israel Chanukah party for re>!VISIT OX C A U • dents. The Sisterhood has invited DELIVERY DATES HIE »ver>'body In the community to Wednesday. Die. 25, 1957 —Wednesday. Jan. 1,19(8 •STIMATIS help our folks ctlebrate this event. ] Cell Monday or Tuesday for Prompt Ssrvlco •iclmlv* Dl«frlk«t»r» f*r Mad* Pleiilc 'otlog* On the Moshvel /Ovdim tcttleOpen Dae. 25 Till 3:00 P.M. 407 So. 15H. Street JA 5656 mtnU hired labor In prohibited.
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EI.EANOB BOOHRVKI.T CIIAITKK KI.KOTION Marilyn Dvnrkln wan tlecUii president o the Kli'aiior Ilooscielt (.'.lapier, H. H. G. for the December-June term, at a meeting J)eCfiulK1!1 18. Others named to office were Kden Colin, vice-president; Iunn Karl, recording secretary; •Inline Friedman, corresponding secretary; Irene Winer, treasurer; Arlene Grossman, financial secretary; Marlcne Friedman, hlstorUn; Betty Zoorwill, Susan Ash, reporters; Linda Mngzamin, Y. C. representative, and Connie Spiegel, alternate; Berndine Green, Judy Freed, B. B. Y. C. reprencnUlives, Betty Zoorwill, alternate. Members are donating gift* to « Jewish orphanage in Israel ai a pan of the chapter'! community service project, C. 8. Y, KLKCTION Bernard DcKoven wai ejected prafidctit of U. S, Y. at a meeting December 8 at the home of Madeline Krlpke, Other new officers are l/xjl* Rich, vice-president; Rones Jllmmerman, recording secretary; Madeline Krlpke, corresponding secretary; Sheila Novak, treasurer; Steve GUM and Mart i n Sflddcr, . sergeanti-nt-arms: Frieda Cohen, reporter; Annie Welntraub, historian, and Jim Gust, Parltmeniarlan. The club plan* to hold a Chanukah itnrty, December 25. H. V. O. CONVENTION Delegates f r o m Minneapolis, Dututh, St. Pilill, Chicago, Dcs Molnes, Marshalltown, St. I-oul*, Kansas City, University Cily,,»nd many other cities wilj begin arriving In Omaha this Sunday to attend the annual regional o n vrntiofl of the S. Y. O. which will be held at the Beth Israel Synagogue from December 22 through the 25th, The program will Include lectures, skill sessions, symposium, and social events, A visit to-j local Kosher packing plant "'111 be followed by a general dtanuslon of Kaslimth and a dfocuMlon of I he AiUI-SbcchUa nllln. Well known rabbis, eduejuoni, and youth loaders from ninny communities in the midwest wHI ad> dres* the delegates and representatives from the Union of Ortho^ d o x Jewish' Congregations of America will represent the union at the convention. An original piny will be presented by club Torim of Beth Isr«i"l. The Minneapolis and Kansas City groups will aho present original plays. S. Y. O. committees have made arrangements to house all delegates in homes close to the synagogue. All meals- will be served in the Social Hall of the synagogue. Pnynle Shyken Is general convention . chairman.
ka Ucb'i huve been announced by Carolyn Stern, president: Jfarriet Schloff. athletics; Jftckle Irvi community p r o j e c t s ; Francos Mlntz, courtesy; Madeline Kripke, Israeli projects; Helens Franklin, notifications; Carolyn D o l g o f f , program; Alice Kurz, religious anil cultural and Mnxlne Jubenis, social. Pledge class offlc.cn are Ilcnr Franklin, president; Konna Halpern, vice-president, a n d Lea Soncrlak, secretary and treasurer, Diane Llntzman is pledge muther,
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Organizations OOI.DKN AUKUH Cjoldi'ii Age Club nieinbej-s will sponsor a Clianuknh dessert luncheon and card party Monday, December 23, at 1 p. m. at the Jewish Community Center. A candid lighting ceremony will be performed In observance of the holiday. Cards and other games will be played. Admission is W cnuti. Mrs. J. Milton Margolin is coordTnator for the group. Council of Jewish Women and the Federn tlon for Jewish .Service are codjwnsom of the Club.
VOUTH COUNCIL IIOHTKK , A Youth Council lloster may be KIOTKIN-MORUAN l'OHT ordered by sending your name, adTlie seventh annual Chrlxtmns dress and SO rent* to the Jewish eve prfrty of the Kpslein-MorgHn Community Center. Post, Jewish War Veterans at the Omnha Veterans Hospital will be MKUIT 8KMI-F1NAMHT8 given at the Hospital, Tuesday Among the 42 Omaha students evening, December 24th at'7 p, m. listed as National Merit Scholar- according to an announcement by ship semi-flnallsti are Saul A. Post Commander Marvin Kaplan Kripke, Diane K, Untwnan, Rich- and Milton Goldberg, VAVS rep ard II. Rpeicr and Martin* It. Llj»|>. twwntntlvc. Don Falconer's Orchestra, 'The YOUTH COUNCIL Nr-braskatm" thru the co-operation MKKTIJKi of ttm Omaha Musicians AssociaA ping-pong tournament will '>•* tion, Locni 70 of A. F, of M., and sponsored by the Youth Council, grants from the Trust Fund fit the it was announced at Its Decem- recording Industries, will highlight ber 11th meeting. the two shows to be presented at (fleeted at the meeting were the) hospital. Max Kanner, chairMilton Katskec to serve as .re- man of the Jewish War Veterans porter with Mhrlys Isack and Har. Youth Talent Center, statCTl that rlct Schhiff as serKeant-at-Brms. some of the outstanding nets that The holding of n utige nli;ht entertained last year wlU,re-apu°,ns discussed at the business ses- pcar on this program. sion. Donuls, chocolate milk and ev,KThe meeting was attended by nng will 1M> served the patients hy representatives of !>olika Debs, Ladles Auxiliary of the Post. AZA Mo, 1, IXayim and IndepenOn Christmas Day, the Ijulles dent*, Hre.ime of poor attendance, Aiixiliary of Kpsiein-Morgan Post a million wai parried to penalize will again present gifts to each paa cJul) for absenteeism hy deduct- tient In the hospital. Mrs. Abe ing five per cent of -Its accumulat- fl. Miller Is In charge of this year's ed "best club points" each" time. event. Oianukah parknKCs for Omahn Jewish servicemen oversens have been mailed nut, Mrs. J. Milton Margolin, chairman, In charge reported.
Dinner to Honor 50th Anniversary
A dinner in honor of the fiftieth weddliite anniversary of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Koscnheirn will be given Saturday, December 22 at AngcJo's Studio Inn,. Host* 'will be their son-in-law and daughter, Mr., and Mrs. Raymond Corey. The Rosenheims were married in New York Dty, Junuary 5, 1908 and have made their home here in recent years, Another daughter Is Mrs. Anron. Weliutein of New Rocheile, N. Y,, who will I*, on hand for the celebration dinner. The couple tins seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The dinner, will be attended by Mrs, Rosenheim's two sisters, Mrs. Pavid Klgot of New York City •anil Mrs, Jack Inkclcs 'of Great Neck, N. Y. Another guest will be Miss Lois Field of I-archniont. N, Y. Alan Corey, son of the Raymond DEBKA DEBS .CHAIRMEN The following chairmen for Deb- f'oreys, who Is serving with the Navy on the USS TnrAwar. will lie here for the dinner and will spend a week's leave In Omaha. A reception for the visitors will be held at the Corey residence, Kililay evening, December 21.
Marriage of Former Resident Announced Tin1 imirriuKc »f I'r. Illhcl IICIIP Aillir, ii fiiiiner Omahnn, to Ucrliard llun'-'ilz, on Novcinlier 14 at f,.is VeuaK. Sew. hn.s iM'i'n nnn'jumrd by ht-f ni'illii'i', JIi'.i. Anton Adlcr <if San I-canilro; Ciil.
MON.SKr CIIAI*TKIt h'NAI B'ltlTIl The Henry Monsky Chapter of B'nal B'rith No. 4T0_will hold ift Iward meeting Tliursday, Txrember 26 at 12:30, at the home of Mrs. Sidney Znelmcr, 3809 Mason Street. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Bcrta Stem, A dessert luncheon will be "Served. * -Mrs. Bernard Golds trom has been appointed chairman of the Parent-Ti-en Forum and Mm. Frank Sekar, bake sale i-halnnitn. M M . Edward Gillx>rl. prcsidonl
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Temple Israel will hold its annual Chaukah dinner nn Sunduy, Djcembsr 22, at 5i.'W. Dinner will lie served in the Temple Social Hall, and a fun night for the entire family w|lf follow. Call the Temple > office to make reservations, RE 6636. < NKUUA8UA CHAPTER, B'XAI H'lUtll The regular meeting of Nebraska Chapter No. 316, B'nal B'rith will be held at the Fireside ftoslaiirant, Thursday, December 26, at 8:30 p. m. An Anti-Defamutlon League program will be held. "Polls for Democracy" will b» presented with Mmes. Harry Wise, Sam Pollak and Sam Katanan, as story tellers, 1'IONEEB WOSIKN Tlie Pioneer Women will have a Chanukah luncheon and latke party December 24, 12:30 p. m., at the Jewish Community Center. Birthdays of four member* will lie celebrated. The luncheon is 75 ecu It, IIKIIILAM) WKHT ClA'B A New Year's K\e will be celebrated Tuesday evening, December :t1»t nt HlKhland West Club. Dancing will bci;ln at 10 p. m, and bre»kf«sl will Ix1 served nt 1 a .m,
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c l o t h i n g witii a willingness to and ultra nsl sun lamp treatment* A period of American liistory boy, lion's aluut a little kinging learn," said lrvin Yaffe, Center plus workout and slumber room for a chiingv?" facilities are offered, No .appoint. covering roughly some thirty Athletic committee chairman. I uas inii'ie»tcd the other day n*ent is netvsi.'iry arul parking is years him pcrha|M IIIIMI fascinated the American popular mbid — the in leading in an Israeli newspaper free in the Center parking lot. GOLF DMVINii NET Severn! decud«s lifter ljfc't sur- a suggestion that in view of tiis AT THE CKNTKK render and the close pf the cen- great p»pulnrlty of "western" A golf driving net, large enough 1I.IHKKTHAIX. tury, the time «l the cowboy and movies that the Ntgcv would ba AZA 1 cime within one point ol the cattle range. to accommodate three golfers at an appropriate place to make be.idng the league lividlng Unaf. We don't teem able to get them. The writer pointed out that filiate team in the Youth Council the Negcv has the prinilthciic!U!, B.L<kr[l>all competition by scoring enough of the stories revolving and plcturcHjueneM needed and 10 point*. David Goldstein led his about this period, c o m m o n l y that with the climate of tlie Neteam to a one point victory by known u Westerns. TV has been geV, the movln companies could contributing 20 points. F r a n k taken over by the "westerns." IVoperate the year around. Many of fjoldlwrt; was WghjMint man for cently the newspapers reported that President Elsenhower, re- the westerns rovolvo about the the AZA crew with 16 points. finding'of minerals. Even that Rayint upset a highly favored cuperating from his illness,.was could be Illustrated In the copper AZA-No. 100 basketball team 36 reading "westerns." "Home on the and phosphate mines now being to 33. David Wintroub was top Range" was FDR's favorite song. worked with American aid through scorer for Rayim. The "western" story ' usually Israel bonds. Because of the school vacation revolves about cowboys, rustlers, BASKETBALL GAME Israel Is really a kind of cowno games will bt played here until maybe a -prospector and th» Law, SUNDAY, 7 : » P. M. boy's land today. The Prime MinJanuary "5. Both AZA team* will The Law was of course the sheriff. The Jewish Community Cenister, Ben Gurlon, actually Is a compete in a basketball tourna- Recently, It was revealed that ter's Vanity Basketball Team will Cowboy. Whenever ho can lay' ment at a BBYO Convention in Wyatt Earp. th« sheriff about ' play the 30th Communications aside affairs of itate lie rushes Des Mollies, Iowa, December 24, whom "westernt" spin so many Squadron Team from Offutt Air tales, was buried In a Jewish cem- back to Sdch Bolter, a little of the 25 and 26. Force Base Sunday, December 22, wild and wooly Negev and loves David Goldstein now lead* the etery on the coast by th* sid* el •t T30 p. m. in the Center Gymnothing better than tending th* league bj scoring with 30 -points his wife, who was * Jew, nasium. No charge Is made for wooly sheep. while Frank Goldberg hokk tfae T h e n Is quite a Jewish chapter admtadon-and the pubHc Is invited The people of Israel don't have Pictured a n sanral sf thsi number two spot with 26 points. In th* authentic "western" story. to read "westerns." They are livto watch ttis competition. Wyoming is today the only part ing the life which It purports t o Four teams are competlne-reg- mare than M eo-«d bowlers la of the country where the cowboy represent. The guard still rides ularly each Wednesday evening in UM Yrattt Council's &>** Bowlstill dominates the scene. T h e n alert for danger. The pioneer other varsity basketball competi- Jpg LoafM which win e**UaM is* still the actual "wild and wooly" struggles with the soil. There's tion at the Center. Those still de- twwliat; thnofboat the KbMl west or stm a reasonable fac- romance there. .Some day they siring to play on a varsity team vacation. lUgh schoohua ftUI simile thereof. Th« first prospec- will make great "westerns" of Ismay do so by attending any of the deslrlac t e participate la the l«*gua may centart Mnart * o t tor in Wyoming, believe It or not, Wednesday evening game sesNew York WTA)—A plan t o was t Jew Who discovered Hahn's rael's life today. sions. Regular season competition ler, Laagae Secretary, for team build • pipeline from the Dead Peak. He wai a Jew named Hahn. started this week and »1U run Sea to the Mediterranean Sen to Back In the seventies, a Jew through February of next year, one time, has been incUUed at the transport up to one million ions named Allmon was one of the Jewish Community Center to en- annually of potash and chemically state's leading ranchers. He came EAItLY KWKKS, courage winter golfing activities. pure salt was outlined her* by to be known M "the grand old JANUARY < Jacob R. Sensfbar, president of man" of Wyoming. An Early Rfccr* Club, a morn- The use of a golf net. Bob FromConstruction Aggregates CorporaWere not our ancestors cowAwards will be presented to the ing exercise and conditioning class kin. Athletic Committee member, tion or Chicago. Mr. Semibar said boyst Our forefathers were shep- top contestants In the Water Rofor businessmen will start At the declared helps improves _ one's that implementation of this operherds, There were no guns then, deo finals to be presented TuesJewish Community Center Mon- drive while putting him in condiation "could easily produce the but little David always carried a day afternoon, December 31 M th» day, January 8, 1958. Monday, tion for the golfing season. The $200,000,000 of additional revenueKilns: In his holster. I don't knhw. Jewish Community Center, It was Wednesday and Friday at 6:45 golf driving net is available every needed to close the "'gap" In the Maybe he could shoot two sllnipi announced by Uartnn (Mucky) a. m. toe group will participate in day and in the evening by Appointeconomy of Israel and make the nt one time, using both hand*. Greenbcrg, s w i m m i n g Lial<u>n • planned program of exercise, ment. country economically self-suffi- Maybe they culled him "Two Sling memlicr of the Center Athletic gym activities, followed by a swim Reservations for the net's use cient." D,ivld." department. in the Center pool or steam baths may be made by Calling the CenTlie final |*>rfornijiire will folDanger nlway* far.^d him. A . and a shower. Breakfast is served ter Athletic Department, JA 1.166. lion might cross hlx pu<h or there low two (jiKilifying rounds on Dewith the session concluding -by 8 Golfers may alia Store their clubs were lho»e-Philistine rustlers. So ecmlxr 24 nnd 215. Program on all a. m. Interested men may Join <iie and golfing equipment at the Cenmany of our "westerns" revolve three days Is scheduled for 1 p. m. group by registering at the Cen- ter for future .practice session* Tlie event, the first of Its kind ter, JA 1366. Carl Flxley Is In free of charge. A son, Hoger Lntvrrnee, was nlxMit water rights. Dnvld had till* charge, of the program with a bom December IS to Mr. and Mm. trouble, too Onr of hk must fam- In Om.ih.i. will fraUne bucking hronrn riding unil bull dogging. ous Konps was uniloiibtcdly comfixed membership being charged "A"TEAM Norman M. .Wuhlner at Clnrksnn for toe program that wiu also In- UNDEFEATED hospital. Here for the event, nre posed nftcr finding som". "HeCompetition Is open to children. clude the cost of the catered The Jewish Community Center's Mr. nnd Mrs, Hen Clndlfn of Mil- l d f t h me IK'UMI* still waters." and young people of all ages, who breakfast. 'A' volleyball (cam under the lead- waukee, Win., maternal grandpar- Tlie 2.1rd Psnlm is re:illy n rowlmy are urged to register for particiership of Its captain, Alvln Abram- ents, and their son and daughter, snnjr. He evi"n depleted "Tlie pation as early in possible. •Special entertainment acts will *on, Is undefeated in the City Hnrold and Mirinm Gindlin. Pa- Lonl" ni 'm\ Shepherd" D u l d BUMNA8TICH Class B Volleyball League, con- ternal grandfather i<! Paul Wuhl- "crooned" lil< Ps.-ilmH as he drove be offered In addition to the coniSTARTS JAMTABY 7 along liis herd. iwtltion. SHmnastics, a Center sponsored ducted at the Center with'six ner of Omaha. And Saul was out looking for 10-week course in figure condi- teams competing. Tlie hard spikhis xtrtck when the Prophet SamTlie TH Aviv Stock Exchange tioning for women, will start Jan- ins of Alvln Abr»bion, Sandy uel accosted him and said, "Cow- wan eatablUhed In 1933. uary 7 at the Jewish Community Brophy, Undy Paul and Ceci Conn is a feature of the team. Center. To include corrective and developmental exercises, the pro- Another Center team','the Old gram is designed to help partici- Timers, are Iri tlrinhpiace In the pants reproportkm and improve league. Members are Bob- From Chanukah will be the theme of kin, Phil Fox. Orville Milder, Bud a program to be presented Sattheir figures. Free baby sitting service in pro- and Buz Stosfourg.Don Illce and urday, December 21, on Channel •; •: ' B from 1:45 p. m. to 2 p. m.-Tiy vitlpd with a'competent person in Irv Malashoclc. charge. Free parking is available League cumpetltlon will go into WOW television. A film, "Time to all registrants in the Crater's a second round the.30th of this for Valor" will be apomored by. large parking tot. Registration for month. Spectators are always wel- the Jewliih Chautiiuriua Society. the 10-week cour*e Is IK), Twocome to these evening game*. 'separate classes will meet twice a The religion of the Druzc'ls week from 10 tall in the .morn- CUKKK LKADKUS Ijclleved to embody elcmt'ilts of ing, one, Tuesday and Thursday NEKOEU • • Jewish, Christian and Moslem traGrade school girls are still need ditions. and the other Wednesday and Fridays, Registrations are now being ed to serve as cheer leader* for accepted by the Center Athletic the Sunday aftcrnwn m i d g e t Department,_JA -1366, -with- the league at the Jewfoh Community number of participants in each Center. Irilere*led grade schoolers may calj in person or contact the class being limited. , J A I3ft'i to rn«n rmt w#yi KO Center, JA 1366. Ulrl* will bo • 3Itior.o Tti* Je*i"Ii I'rr^n. NOON VOLLEYBALL trained oJld outfit t«l. for tb"|. Cumm r»lo In su c«n'« for etrfl four ime In-mivrj. r\ir I'rrflu f*Tvrj tin rliM Jn line with the recent develop- role* by town sponsor* in t h e lu limit «!/• of eac!) advenUeiaejit. ments In the President's policy of leap u*. CHANTKAH fAUDH Increased phy»ical fitness nctivi 11AR and lias MlUvah congratu•Combining PLEASuro With BusiNESS ties for busineMmen, the Center 1" IIKAI.TII f l . m TICKET latinni also for all Jewish hollpaw running a Tuesday « h d FOB CHAM KAII tlayu and special occasions. There's a time for pl»«iura . . . and a time for butineit. We Thursday noon volleyball group A Clianukah g.ft for any wife Meyera News Stand, 1502 Dodge are ipec!aliit» in both, A full staff of (rained matieuri whote featuring competition [ruin 12:15 to give to lier hiislrind is a ni.xsp. m. to 1 p. m., with side* chosen viffe ticket to the ('enter Health COUPX.K lias riHim for "elderly buiineit it to pleaio you. informally on etch occasion. Busi- Club, It U.H HI!;,tested by Le.j man or woman looking for a nessmen may join thfl group at Hurkenroad, Health Club chaircomfortable homo and cite. 9 MASSAGE <or 12 any,of the sessions. Meals and privileges. 1&18 Vicnun Thirty Interested in pt""ch tor Ave. Call 538"). Ing a n m . a ^ ticket for their O STEAM BATHS Complete Seuloni FENClNfl, li'isbin'N m.iy contact O19 Center at His Hedlth Cbb KXPEnrENCEP Practical Nurse. .WEDNESDAY HiMlth'CIub, JA JT66. 9 SLUMBER ROOM Day or N i g h t Duty. BWty -• Fencing, a sport t l u t "We are p trlicularly plcxsed to Hirsch, 642 No. 47tli St. GI-. Open Weekdayi Noon lo 10 — -undayi 9 *o 6 coordination and poise, will iw of- see tho fine reception tho Health 4138. fered by the Jewish Community Club is getting," ISurlconroad said. No Appointment Neceiwry Fro* Parking Center each Wednesday evening "Kach SsmJiy, corn boef and sa SET OF 12 new nosentlml Cups Under the direction of fencing loml sandwiches are served nking For Member* and Nan-Member* and Saucers and M a t c h i n g .master. Bob Garrett. Instruction with all tlie rcjjulur trimmings." Plates. Each Design In Set Li arid equipment in provided for the Hours are from noon until 10 Different. $70.00. Call GL. 4138. novice. Advanced competition i* each u c k d j y and from 9 until 6, offered to those mor« adept at tin Sundiy. Tlie Club will be open till nOOKKKKriNtl BEWICK In my 20TH AND DODGE JA 1346 sport nwn on December 25th and all Home. Experience, c a p a b l e . OHM OECIMIER 1$ AND JANUARY 1ST » "Participants need only come day New Year"* day. Montages, a Ideal for small business. Call down to th« Center in comfortable dry room and steam baths, iofra after 6 p. m. GL 9432. •ELF-DCFTCN8E TRAINING A ipedal class is being developed la self-defense tactic* for big*1 school boys wider &e supervision of Donald Sine, combat und Judo expert, It will be offered each . Tuesday evening at the Centerfor boyj holding Center memberships. R e g i s t r a t i o n for the group will be limited to the first ten toy* signing up. A short count in self-defense taclicj will develop coordination and personal confidence, Sine explained. • Registration it,by phone cull to the Center "or in person at the Athlete Office.
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