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Mn. lien Sliu|tlrc>, mer-ull head nl the. WoniMTa Section of the 1058 Vhllantlirople* Appeal thl« » » k hold her flrnt ronferenre with lirr newly appointed co-chairmen, tliortly after their apimlntment. 1., 1<P It, arc M n . Hhsplro, und her nrnly named alo>», Mm. Alfred Frank, Mm. Abe V. Venger and Mrs. Herman Friedman. •
Young Adults Council To bhcuss Convenrion 'Die Young Adult* Council will meet Sunday at 1 :.'(0 p. m. at the JenWh* Community Center to <luCUU dim) plans (or Uie ejmcnllon week-end, for Omaha and out-oftown young adult*. Fvbniary 14-16.
Night Slimnastics " Class Started ;
An evening SllmmifUcs class for women opened Thursday from 7:30 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. at the Jewish Community Center. Registrations may lie made at the next session • or by phone, JA 1366. The class, limited to IS participant* will stress figure conditioning, exercise Information and will Include optional swimming.
Ort to Get $1,575,000 New York (JTAt'-'llw Joint Distribution Committee will grunt $1,37.1,000 to the World'CRT Union I/i 1038 fur locutional anil educational program* which the latter crmducta In Europe, North. AfriCH and Israel. The announcement, Issued jointly by the JDC and ORT, «uys that an agreement to this effect w u signed by the two organization*. Th* agreement Includes JDC financial assistance to ORT vocational training activities among the estimated 10,000 Jewish repatriates In Poland, the announcement emphasized. Another 10,000to 15,000jr«ws are expected to return t,o Poland from the USSR during tho course of 1950.
Dr. Abe Greenberg And Visitor To Be Honored Dr. Abe Greenberg. Omaha community leader and Dr, Louis Miller of Israel, will be cited by the Omaha chapter ot Hadassah, at a luncheon meeting, Thursday, January 30, at 12:30 p. m. at the Jewish Community Center. ' Inscription on Bell . Dr. Greenberg, Immediate past president of the Federation for. Jewish Service, will be honored for his more than 40 .'years of service to the community by the Inncriptlon of his name on tho Freedom Bell, a", bell to 1« executed in bronze and located on t Jit* grounds linking the new Medical Center near Jerusalem, Israel with Shlkun, a model town being liuilt. Mrs. A. D. Frank will present the citation to l)i) Circi'iiherg. Dr. Miller, Health Official Dr. Miller, p'.jiliMtmt and psychoanalyst, Is director of the I'lvslon of Community Health of the Hadassah Medical Organl/iitl'in In Israel and Is director of the Israel government's Division of Psychiatry and Mental Hecltli. lie will be Introduced at the inwlini; by Mrs. Robert Rosen, program chainnan, Dr. Miller will address the Omnha-!)nuglas County Medical Society at a reception to be given for
him Thursday, 8 p. m., at the ISIackstone hotel. The Oinpter Medical Committee Includes Mm*. Julius Stein, chairman, Max Shapiro, Ben Pcrclman, Keith Sanmlers and Charles Fredkin, Hcrmifit Aticrhach, David Hrodkry, A. P. Frank, J. H. Kulnkofsky, Meyer Itubln, I>co Wcltie nnd Sam Wolf.
Forum to View 'Social Life1 Dr. Joseph <1. Dunn, Professor of Kdiicatiou nt University of OinnliM. will address the Second I'nreril-Tecn Forum Series, on Wednesday, Fehiuaiy 5, »t S r, Dr. I)UIITI will rilscusi 'The S cinl Life of Om IVi'iis." Piuents who would r u e to submit a f|ii"stn>n to Di. Dunn, limy du so by submitting It in-writing to Saul Sllvcrman, Jewish Community Center Activities Director, before the date of the second Forum. It is not neceHKary to sign your name in order to send In the question. Parents of teens and proteeii are-invited to attend.
Center Schedules Girls' Dance Class Dancing iintnii'tion for tfiiide who >1 sirli will b -gin at tin1 .''"«•Uh Ciiinmuinly CenHr. Tu'1»ddy, January ^8, Irv Yaffc, Center Atiiletlc chairman, announced. The course will t(f conducted Tuesdjiys, Wcdnesdnyn ajid .Thursdays Irom 4:15 p, m. to 5:15 p jn. for 10 weeks.
David Tejiitcr, Consul of the Htatr of Israel for tb« Middle West, will addreM the memltrrs of tho Board of tlovernors of the Jewish Federation, Thursday evening, January 30, at X o'clock, at the JPWIPIII Community Center, Itolx'rt II. KiHipdr, Federation I'renldent, unnouneed. . To Klert Fi>f> Flte members will IH< elected to thn Feileratlon Executive .Coninilttro at this meeting, In accordance with the ennstltutloo of the Federation. A list of nominee* will IHI submitted by the Nomination Cornmlttee, consisting: of Natliun l» fioffi chairman: Iudore Chapnmn and Harry Sldmun. / Noted HpfaVrr 'Mr. Tesher, the Israeli ConsulGeneral for the Midwest y/Uh offices In Chicago, was Director of the Information '-Division of the Israel Ministry for Foreign Affairs, prigr to his appointment as Coimil-Cipncral in 19."i7. 'Hie Information Division which lie directed was responsible for .icquaintlng the nations of the world with the nature of Israel's problem's nnd difficulties, and also make them familiar with the'ere-' alive woik In Israel. Mr. Tcsher, therefore. Is a wellInformed'speaker and will be In a position to bring an outstanding report to the members of tho Board of Governors.
Youth Officers Plan Conclave
A ballet olaju will t>e scheduled on Trldays If sufficient requests are recohed. Registrations may be mad« at th* opening sosslon by Tin first annual Intercity Club •nntacting the 'Center, Fee for the Officer's Conclave will be held on em.'"* course will be (10, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Febuary 14-15 and 16. It Is being sponsored by the Jewish Community Center and the Jewish Youth Council. Invitation* are being extended to all officers of high school youth clubs In Sioux City, Des Monies, Lincoln and Omaha, Including the synagogue groups, and to the executive board and representatives ot the Omaha Jewish Youth Council. Highlights, of the wcakend will 1M a Saturday evening house party tor all attending the Conclave and a luncheon seminar meeting wjth Professor Ben Solomon of. New York University, New York City, as guest speaker. Fee for the weekend is 11.00. Officers Of Omaha club* are urged to register in the Youth Council'office us soon as possible.
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Religious Revival Denied .by Rabbi Ilabbl Arnold Kaiman Rabbi "Arnold Kaiman, former Oinahau. will l>e formally Installed as Kabbl of Temple Beth Kit Colorado SpriiiKS and Temple F-monuel, Pueblo, Colo., at a Joint consieRatlonal dinner Sunday, January i'fitli in tin" Coloiado S;inngs Temple nodal hull. He In the *•.:> of Mr. and Mrs. William Kaiman who will attend the ceremony. Rabbi Kaiman, who has been spiritual leader of tho two coni;r<'K»tlons since- last September will bfl Installed by Rnbbi Sidney Hrooks of Omaha's Temple Israel,
Washington (WNSi—The current religious r e v t v a l among American Jews is more illusory than real, according to Ilabbl Morris Adler of Congregation Shaare Zcilfk in Detroit, Michigan.
Athletic Committee To Meet Thursday The! Center's Athletic com mlttea will hold iUi regular monthly meeting Thursday, January .10, at 12:15 p. m. at the Jewish Community Center. Cumlng programs us. well «% an evaluation of present activities are scheduled for consideration.
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Blacker Heads Israel Project \ David Blacker, prominent Jew* Ish community and ('Mr leader, bun accepted the chairmanship of tbe Omaha Committee fur Israel'* Tenth Anniversary, Jtobert II. Kdoper, Jewish Federation presl* d«nt, announced this week. Mr. Blacker Hill head a special Federation committee which will plan and direct a concentrated over-all community observance of Israel's Anniversary, •f»fMOM<M>»>i the Jcwlth Federation. The mlttee will also promote and coordinate various activities held in Omaha throughout the Annlver-. sary Year, commencing April M, 195H, and ending May 1959. "David Blacker has given many years of distinguished service to the community and to Israel. H* served a« Philanthropies Campaign chairman three times, and also headed Israel Bond Campaigns. He has been active in movements and activities in which Israel is concerned, I am sure 'Nat k-nder his dynamic and imaginative leader, .ship, Omaha Jewry and 'ne entire community will observ* the »ig« njflcanl anniversary 'A Israel in a, most fitting and dramatic manner," Mr, Kooper slid. Involved In the planning of the year's program -will be reprojen"tattvej of all Jewish organizations, of Omaha.
Institute to Be Held at Center Professor Ben Solomon, Editor of Youth Leaders Digest and faculty member of New York University, New York City, will conduct a city-wide Leadership Training Institute at the Jewish Commun. ily Center, February, 16-17 and ip. The Institute will be sponsored by the Jewish Community Center, the local BBYO Advisory Committee and several religious agencies. Subjects will bo discussed In the interest of volunteer, professional, board undcxecutlve loaders. Leaders, officers, advisors and executives of Jewish groups, will meet with Prof. Solomon at a dinner, Sunday, February 16. Registration for admission to the Institute may be made by calling the Center Activities office, JA riGfi. 7.IONI8TS TO MKET ' ON MARCH Jerusalem (JTA)—The World Zionist Actions Commitee, supreme Zionist body between congresses, will meet In Jerusalem March 18-19. ' - •
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UKTII EL Service! ul Beth til Symigugue will Iw held at 8.1J p. in. Rabbi Myer S. Kripke «UI deliver the sermon. Cantor Aaron I. Mgar and the Beth Kl Synagogue Choir VrkUy, January Z4 lOrll—SlimnsSllCfi, will rentier the milslcal portions 10-12- Ijadltr Swimniing, of the service, . , New members,, who lurte joined - 4l 5-Biddy Basketball, the Congregation since last fall, Hstarday, January, &1 >< will be honored-by a special «>r\7:30-AZA 10O Gym Party jce Friday evening. Tho new mem- Siindsjr, January 1« bers have been Invited particularly tl-6—Health OHibjOpon ' to participate in Uie service. A re- 10.2—Handball Play , - ' ception'will be held In their honor U.-A7A 100-v». UiyuTillates at tho Cotfee Hour which will lol12-Rayimvi. AZA 1 Juw. AllHre welcome. 1:45—Team 2 vs. Twm 4 Family Services will be held at 2:30-Team 1 v«. Team 3 10:30 a.ra.,Sibbath morning. Mln3:lS-r-Tcam B v-s Team D _ clia-Maarlv Sen-ices are at 5.15 4:00—Team A \», Team C p. m. Daily service* are at 7 a. m.>IoDd»jf, Jiuturjr n and 7 p. m. Sunday morning serv~ 10-12- Ladies Swimming ice is at 9 a. m. 5-J0-Volle>1>all league '1.-00—Noon VolleyboU DKTIf IRRAKL ' ' TiimMlay, Januar} 28 Ilnbbl Benjamin .Grtmcr, Cantor 10-11-Sllmnflsdc Kli Kngan, Beth Israel Qm\r, ulll JO-U- Lndlcn Swimmingconduct lute Fridny evening wrvU-U-Kiddy Quallcs iccs this e\enlng a l 8 p. m. Knlibi 12:.TO -Men'* Volleybflll Cironer »1H speak on the "J)c-. ., 4:15—Dancing Class manib of Our Faith." 7:30-Uoy« S?lf-Dcfcru« OtM Traditional-Friday evening sen'-, Wedamday, January IB Ices (Kabbolas Shabbos) betln at l O U S lm i fw lls 5:15 p, m. Sabbath morning tecvIces begin at 8:49 urn. Junior •l:00-Soon V»lle>-hall 4:15—Iddy Biddy BasketiMH Congrc^ntion at 10 s. m. Rabbi OtUMing Claw Groncr will conduct the Talmud S:30—Husimnd and Wife Volleyclass at 4:45 p.. hi. Sabbath Mln• DAll—Men's Badminton cha at 5:15 p. m. followed by Sho7:30—Fencingleshe S'eudo* and Maariv.. Daily yorsiiy Basketball morning services «t 7 a. m.;-aft. prnoon servlees a t 5-25 p. m. Sun- Tliuriday, Vlsiiiuiry 99 day morning sen-ices begin at 8:45 -10-11—SUmnintlcn Ladioi Swimming a. m. followed by breakfast and 11-12-Kiddy Quatles Rabbi's class in Bible. Sunday 12:30-Mcn-| Volleylwll morning Junior Mtnyan, followed 4:15—Iddy Biddy Hasketboll by breakfast, starts at 8:30 a. m. Dancinc Clam The' Talmud Discuaslor group , 7:30 - Sllmnnstlc* ' meets e\ery Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m. at BHH SynaBOBue. 19th and Burt, and service* every Saturday rriornlng at 9 a, m
be conducted by IUbbl Jtycr S. Kripke, Cantor Aaron I. Edgar and the R*v. Alexander Katz. tiys Service has been planned for m a x i m u m pparticipation i through Congregational s ril g c unison and responsive reading, frequent brief introductions of prayers' and - interpretation* of them, and'a short pulpit'lcsson or sermbhette each week. The public Use the Want Ads to buy, tell Is invited, particularly parents and or rent. children .in family groups.
Beth Ei Synagogue will hold ( •pedal Family Service each Sabbath morning at 10:30 a.' m. beginning Saturday, January 23th. ThlB •en'ic* defigned to restore the traditional practice of regular Sabbath morning worship, will continue for five weeks. The service will be traditional in It* structure, but will be gome? what abridged, both for the sake «f parents and children, it was announced by the synagogue. It £111
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BKTII Kl, UlNNLIt llrth Kl Synagogue will Hold ltd annual family siibbntJi tilnrwr, Friday night, January 31et at « p. m. in the synagogue, sociar hall. Mrs. F. Ralph Nogg and Mn, Joseph Hflnisteln, co-chairmen, will bo asulsted by circles No. 6, 8, 9 and 17 headed by Mcsdamcs Ben Perelman, Bernard Greeners, Edward Dolgoff. Leonard Levin, Louis Albert, Meyer Kaplan, J. L. Yager o»(l David Wcinberg. Mra. T^eon Schmidpiah Is in charge of lablo decorations,. - •
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Miss Bette Wolfson To Wed Florida Resident Mr. and Mrs. Abraham M. Wolfwin announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Bette Joy Wolfson to Rouben K. HaJprin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving JL Halprin, ra*s-A-Grllle Beach, Fla. ' iMlss Wolfson is a senior ui the UnKerslty n[ Minnesota, Mlnnc;i|«jlis, Minn., where she Is affilialetl with Sl^ma Delia Tau Sorority. Mr. rittljiriiuittendcd St. Petersburg (Kla.l Junior College and Is a ljuildiiiK contractor In that city."
KAItUANU LABOR ZIONIST INSTALLATION Slwldun-BeriMUiln; certified pubPaul Vcret, executive director of lic accountunt, was installed lust the Federation (or Jewish Service, week,an president of the Dundee will Install offlcen or the FarK l w a n l f i Club. He previously band Labor Zionist,- Branch M served as first vlce-piculdenl. Poale Zlon, at a dinner, Sunday, January 2ti, t t ^ : 3 0 p, m, at the Jowiiih Community Center. A service plaque was pi itemed 'Die committee In charge of the l>y Milton Abrahams, past proviE l R , O y BOA1ID •ffnir include Mcsdameii Marlon dent of the United Community Bondntin, J. Feldmari, H. Klfkln B'NAl B^tlTIf i\n. Harry Smith, 4840 Charles Service*, to Owen W. Cotton, at a and Max Keisbaum. ltcservalions recentTccepLWh honoring Mr. Cutwill bo accepted until Friday. 6:30 Street, will be hostcE* to board ton, current head of the organizamembers of B'nal B'rlth Henry p. m. by Joe Radlnowsky, JA 3891. Monsky Chapter No. 470 for-a tion and vice-president of the Ne12:30 p. m. dessert luncheon and braska Consolidated Mills Co., who I* being transferred to Puerto Jtiro ZAT HOTUKIW CLt'B meeting, Thursday. • • by his firm. The Zcta Beta Tau Mother*' Over $1(11,000 in Slate of Inrael Club will mW't Tuniday, January NKBIt. LODOK, CIIAITKR Honds neic sold during the 1937 , 28 «t (he Dundee Dell at 12;3O t O HAVE JOINT MKKTTN0 campaign, it was announced toduy David Blacker has been app, m. Hostesses will be ilmoi. J. by William Grodinsky, chairman A panel on "The Brotherhood of pointed public relations chiili'iimn Lazer and Charles Row, of the Omuha drive. Science", will be a feature of the for the Douglas County Chapter joint meeting of B'nal B'rlth Ne- of-the National Multiple Sclerosis There were 9 purchases of B t V IIADASHAH bruika Lodge No. 1445 and Chap- Society. Serving on his committee Building lionila, $3,000 or more; ter 346 Thursday, January 30, 8:1)0 are Norman I l i n e a b i r i nnd BAZAAR . , 28 Guardians, $1,000 purchase by Unusual items will be offered at p. in. at the Fireside Restaurant. Jeanne Llpwy. ' Among u man nnd 21 Sjransors, $1,000 time MIM Bett<- Joy W the ,Bu«lneiii And Professional purchase by a woman. named to other committees are BKTII EL HATOBDAY . Women"* Bazaar, Sunday evening, Stanford I.lptwy and Dai Id Htern, February 2 at the Blacitstone ho- NIGHT STUDV UUOVF Mrs. B Ciieiihopial—-JrL-l— Mrs. Morris Alperln, Beth El p U b 11 ol t y and Dr. Frank Llpp, tel, 'niey Include the Doll Conmedical advisory. I Mrs. Ben Conn, Mm. Sam -Steincert vvliH doll gowns \>y Mrs, Ra- Adult' Education chairman, anher gof Omnha andjlarry Stojler Mr. fay Chernliik has been rlectchel Rownberg, aboriginal paint- nounces that the next tension of ed recording s e c r e t a r y or the Mr, and Mrs. Jerome Spil/cr an- of Spirit Lake. Great grandparing liy Mn. Klisa finer, 92, mother the Saturday Night study group Clarksrm Hospital Service League. nounce the birth of a son, Robert ents arc Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Stoller. of °rof. Hans Brier; needlework will be held at the home of Mr. Jeffery on January 13. M. 8, Milngsttin has been reby Mra. Fannie Newman, 04, Mr*. nnd Mrs. Morris Slalmnster, JanuGrandparent* »re Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a'nd Mrs.. Allen Slegel anelected chairman of the hoard of George A. Splt/cr and Mr. and nounce the birth of a son, David Lena Llpp and Mn. Kthcl Wolf' ary 25th. Enrollment may be mude by the Center Bank. D»vld R. B>h«r ton.Jdn, Julius Newman, bazaar Mrs. Harry Noodell. Grcat-grand- Terry, J a n u a r y 15. Grandchairman, la being flsslstwi b y calling Mrs. Alperin. Rabbi Krlpke ivns re-elected a director. mothfru are Mrs. Anna u Weiss' of parents arc Mr. nnd Mrs. Morris/ Mr. and J i n . Abraham M? Wolf- Chicago and Mrs, Sam Noodell. K. Ktitlcr and Mr. ami Mrs. Harold Mm, Chnrles Ross ami the MUsea will continue the course In "The son are- spending the winter In SI Myrtle Freeman and Etelyn l^evy. Living Talmud." Slegel. Grout grandmothers are Petersburg, Fin. A ton, Jeffrey Howard \\im born Wi% G. Winer nnd Mm. Rose Kut"DOLL*! FOK DEMOCRACY" BltKADBIlEAKEHS Junuary 19 to Dr. and Mm. IX>nB'N'AI B'H'TII LUNCHEON Mrs. J. Harry Kul»kof»ky will aid Siherman of Portland, Ore,, "Dolla fur Democracy, B'PBI State Senator Sam Klnvcr will attend the mid-winter conference fonner Qmuhnra. Mrs. Sllrcnnun B'rlth Hrnry Monsky chanter address the Henry Monsky's of the National Board of Hadassnh it the former Goldie11 Gcndlcr, Brcnkbreakcr* un "What you project will be p r e s e n t e d In New York City January. 26-29. Grandparents' are Mr. and Mrs. thould know about the Slate Leg- at'the Elks Lodge BPOE 1817, She Is a member of the' brguilr a/. t Mature" at a luncheon meeting Saturday evening, January 25th toln's nntional service committee. A. B. Ucndler and Mrs. Herman SiheiTnan, Paternal great-parents ' Wednesday, .January- 29th at the at the Klks dub by Mmes. Harry are Mr, and Mrs. Sam Flax of Oourmet Restaurant. All B'nal Smith, Stanley Shapiro and George Los Angeles, who previously made Shafer; at the Women's Society B'rllh members are Invited. their home in Omiiha. of the Reorganized Church of COUNCIL Latter Day aints, Tuesday eveWOMEN ning, February 4 by Mmes. Harry Mr. and Mrs-.. Jerry P. L«bo\v .The JifXt meeting of the Coun- Smith, Sam -Follak and George r o u n i corNciL MRKTINO of Chicago, announce the birth of youth Council club reprewentacil of Jewish Women study group Shafer. • tives and incmliers are urged to a son, Jeffrey Albert, January 17. Will be held Tuesday. January 28, attend the regular Youth Council Mrs. Lcbow |i the former Natalie 1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. David meeting today, January 24, at 1:30 Shapiro, daughter of Mr. and Mm, Uwln, 1820 No. 43rd St. p, m. at the Jewish Community Jules Shapiro. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Albert Lebow of Center. ' All Wend* aad relatives *n GOLDEN AOE CLUB Chicago. Great grandparents are Invited U> attend Service* and Topics for discussion Include: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Altsuler. TO TOUR JOSI'YX receptlona, the Youth Cotincil's role In regard Membcra of tlie Golden age Club and guetla will vlilt the Joslyn LAWRKNCE JOSEPH KAVJCII to the Parent-Teen forum series, A daughter, Andrea Lynn was the Intercity club officers conclave, born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Art Museum. Sunday} January 26 BAKRV IRA UOLDWAItK the best club nward, a military at 2 p. m. Tea will be served in Mr. and Mrs. Lazier Kavlch anStoller of Spirit Lake, la., Janthe print room of the museum nounce the. Bar Mitzvah of their •dvliicmcnt program, and the mus- uary 18. Grandparents arc Mr. and after the tour. Hostesses for the son, Lawrence Joseph, will be cel- ic festival In honor of Jewish affair are Mmea. Nathan Simon, ebrated this Friday evening and Music Month. ( chairman, J. M. Margolin and Saturday morning, at Temple IsLouis Cutler, coordinators for the rael. ' , PKE-OOLLEUE CONFKHEN0K8 club, Pouring will be Mrara. J.' . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. GoldAll high' ichool Juniors and SenM. Horwlch and Sol. Nogg. Mraes. ware anriotince the Bitr Mitzvah of iors are. Invited to mak« appointRobert Irvine and Arthur Rubin their ion, Barry Ira, will be celements with Youth Council Direcwill assist at the table*. brated this Friday evening nnd tor, Doris' Rflduzlncr, to discuts Saturday morning, at Temple Is- their Ideas and plans foe college. rael.j__, • Catalogues and Information reand garding entrance examinations LEON MICHAEL KA8KLN . • The Bar Mitzvah of Lcoti Mi- mny be checked out of the Youth RUG A UPHOLSTERY chael Raskin, ion of Mike Raskin, Office library. will be observed, this Friday eveCLEANERS ning and Saturday morning, JanRUGS-CARPETING uary. 24th »nd.<25th, at the.Beth Yei, th« Ladies Day at ih« Israel Synagogue, . LAMP SHADES s i>xi» jit n i l 10 m«n rrai n'nt u Jay, held avery Thursday, FURNITURE .» Ttf JiwUh Prfu.' , noSTKItS Is terrific and convtnlenf. 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I can take adhi*, a week of your'spare-time Liver Steaks, Lb vantage of this' program and can net as high as $275 Fresh Tongues, Lb monthly and can IKS built to full anytime I want to and ell time buslncw with our help, for a very imall service or Pickled Tongues, Lb which could eventually net foe. Yei, Thursday is my Ground Beef, Lb S20.000 annually. No eNperience day at the Jay. in1 selling necessary, route Is esinliliHhcd for the opcralnr. To Eviscerated . qualify yon must have S!)00 to Long Island Ducks. 51,800. cash immediately nvailEVERY nWr, which is Kecured, ami a Special. Lb. Kervlceable. aulomobile. If siliTHURSDAY ccrrly interested write for personal Interview Rivliin phono numher nnd brief outline of 9 to NOON Every Wednesday and Thursday bnrkground. Box 5182, St. Paul, JA 1366 20TH AND DODGE 1 Open Monday Thru Friday, 9 to 5 Minn. :
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T H B YEAR,a great double anniversary ic being celebrated: Israel's 10th year of statehood; the United Jewish Appeal's 20th year. Both are symbols of monumental achievements: Tbe United Jewish' Appeal-the greatest instrument of relief, rescue and resettlement in Jewish history) the State of Israel-the climax of centuries of prayer - and generation* of struggle and sacrifice. So that American Jews may celebrate this glorious double anniversary in Israel, the United Jewish Appeal will hold its traditional mid-year conference in the city of Jerusalem, next June 24th, 25th and 26th - a t tbe height of Israel's own year-long festival of treewom. To permit maximum participation in this historic Jerusalem Conference, the United Jewish Appeal Anniversary Conference Committee is offering a - 15>day, all expense tour for 1998.
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