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session wilh the Home .Jewish Jy condemned week-end attacks on Community Council and repie.scntatives of the Union of Italian flu* Jewish quurler of Rome at- Jewish Communities. tempted by fascist youth following "Our patience has limits," the »• political rally, declaring thai Chief Itahbi declared. "II is hard ''t\wy are offensive to tile civil and to restrain all initiative of the Christian conscience f>f K<»mt* and Jewish population which wants to react to fascist provocations," Itu'v." Tin. Chief liablii described flit: '•lii! journal recalled tint Vall- assaults us "fTightening,'' declar<!jnrs denunciation of racial Intol,- ing that it AVHM witfi "NIIIIIU'NH" *»ruiM'« in America in September, tlnit dm Jews of Koine ''have lU'itl, nnil renewed its advocacy of fii'i'ird again tho cries of 'Vfvu II right* for tliosi? found guilty of Unix' nnil 'Death lit the Jews'." In AIIHpcnsloil (if civil anil political Ills Htatfinwit, ICahhi Tonff noted mi'li crimes. that many I.Vycar-itld buys bad "The common law is iuadriiuatc linrtlcipntcd In tint attacks. in cleansing this moral stain," OsA resolution adopted unanimousservalore Itomam) declared. "Since ly at the emergency meeting dethey- pretend 1o net for politico! nounced tlie "vaiidalisttc action by reasons, they should be removed cowdardly descendants of yesterfrniii political rind public life, hav- day's butchers." Tiie resolution ing demonstrated their unworthi- Iliiinked the city police and the )H'5K <lf it." Italian political parlies and orTim attacks on the Jewish quar- ganizations which had .sent mester was the first of such attacks sages complimenting the Jewish 1n years and angered Jews prompt- population for "the prompt defense ly beat haclt tin' hooligans, beating of its dignity and its sacred niemmany of them and overliirning on-ies." their automobiles. The Federal Council ol Italian .'olice, who came to Hie aid Kvaiigclictd churches, a Prolesiant of tlie Jewisl spit-defense light- body, has rcouesled (lie Italian ll.'I'S, IIITCSleil two of the fascist Government to give full and euuaj at lackers, .lews were injured treatment .fur all religions. Tiie in tlie fi| •in<l several of the Council, noting flint religious freeMSD hi HI Invaders ' dom in this country was threat'•"lie a t t a c : came as. tin; cul- ened by restrictive regulations left In'n.'ition of an election rally held over from the Mussolini regime, by the Mnvlmcnlo Sociale Jtah'ano, said thai tlie present government a neo-fascist group. Sinking fn.s- had failed to carry out in full the cisl hymns, gangs of lioodlunis in- constitutional guarantees ot lull vaded the district where most of!i and free et|iialit\' (if leli^ioo, II1UIKI, Ol'gail o f Illl' Vlltic'll!, shai'Jl-
Koine's Je^ys live, shouting "Death 10 the Jews." ' | Jens wenl into action jruincdi-! alcly, counter-attacking the fas-i cists. Police, reserves soon arrived i to hack up the defenders, and the I fascists were routed. | During tlie night, however, after 1 the police patrols had retired, other fascists threw paint on a memorial coinniemorniint,' the martyrdom of the Jews exterminated in the Ardeatine Caw massacres. Among the flowers ndorniiid the nicnmriul, tlie fascists planted, a liludiji'on. symbol of v i o l e n c e . When police came to remove the bludiji.'Oh and the paint-splattered flinvera, new fights broke out. A -wnrniiiK ilml the .lews of Rome mi^ht lake reprisals in the event of furlher attacks was' Issued by Chief fiabhi Klin 'I'oaff. The warliinf,' came after the Chief
Yugoslavia Has 7,000 Jews Vienna (J'l'A) Out of Rfi.OOO Jews who lived before World War 11 in present-day Yugoslavia, <ml> 7,000 remain, nccordiiiK to I)i Jac(|ues Confino, chairman of the Jewish community in Belgrade. Only 10,000 of Hie pre-war Yugoslav Jew's vniMiiied living aflei World War II.' Many of these were saved from annihilation b\ the Nazis when Yugoslav partisan-, liberated them from an island in the Adriatic Sea where they weie '.guarded by Italian fascists, J.atei nhoiil .3,000 of them left Ym,'oKliu'iii, nui.ll o f Ihi'in r.ii.-l.
Colonels Concar, Siege! to Serve
Mr. Silver said each colonel will head a team, of workers which will include a corps composed of majors and captains io round out Top ranking posts in tlie chain the command. of command of the Philanthropies f All Oinalm men are invited AIIIJIIIH who will serve on Mr. Men's Division liuve been filled I to a hreaUfasl'of the PhilanSiegel's team are, Hdward A. Kowith tlie'naming of Louis Canar tliropies Men's Division, Sunsen, Mclvln Tepprr, Albert J'"«I<1and Karl 'Siege! as colonels by day at 9:.'!0 a. in. at the Jewninii, jV.-illmii Tumor, Kiibeu U p Robert If. Silver, Hie Division's! ish Community Center, it \VM pelt and lOIIiot JSrmvn. Mr. CunGeneral Chairman. Hoth men are announced by RolwrJ H. Silar'tt team m II J o r s are Warned well known to the community for ver. General Men's Division Kroliinaii, Jerome (inissman, Hertheir accomplishments iu past Chairman. bert Wiiitroiih, William Stone, drives and civic affairs. (Jeorge. Shafer, G'liarlts Guss, Division Mobill/.m Kach major will announce his Their appointments were announced last .Sunday at a break- c a p t a i n s at a Men's Division fast held at the Jewish Communi- breakfast Sunday, June 8, at. 9:;JO a. in. at the Jewish Community ty Center when the division began Center. Additional officers ar» its mobilization for net ion in tiie needed and every man in Omaha driic. is urged by Mr. Silver to attend Knrollnient for the Jewish Comtlie breakfast. munity Center Day Camp mul Tlie meeting was sparked hy th« Pre-Sehonl Day Camp Is in full appeaK foi the campaign's sueswlnt,' now, Mrs. Leonard Kulakofsky, day camp chairman, announced.
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Tlie enmp this year will 1«? con-, ducted from June Kith to July IIth, Monday through Friday, '.) a, m. to •]:,'!() p. in. The fee for the twe-week session will he $;!!>, four.1 Continued on Page '•••
Ladies' Group Plans Agenda
In ii effort to clenn up nil out-itiindlng cards, Yoiitli Council I'lillnnthriiplfs "Itrsrne" Ni|iiadi under the leadership of I'anl Sbylien, arn personally contacting every high school student wliu lias not pledged or paid his contribution. Deadline for the coniptction u( sijuitd operations Is Monday, June 9.
Mrs. Mike Freeman, President. Federation of Jewish' Women's Clubs, met with the officers to discuss and plan activities for tlie coming year on Wednesday. \Viishini;lun <JTA' Attorney General William P. P.ojjers told a press conference I hat the bomhini; of synagogues in the South was primarily a matter for local authorities and that lie did not think if a |»ood idea to get the Federal CJovernment involved in investigations where the gnvernnu'iit could not. prosecute. He indicated that furlher Federal action tliftn assistance presently afforded local police might shift the responsibility for prosecution away from local authorities. Asked if tlie Justice Department favored legislation that would expand FBI authority to deal with the dynamiters, Rogers did not express « desire for mich legislation.
Other officers are: Mrs. I.loyd F r i e d m a n , first vice-president; Mrs. Harry Sidnian, second vice-' president; Mrs. K'dwln K. Hrortkey, secretary; and Mrs. Robert II. Kooper, parliamentarian.
Half Orders Defied Jerusalem (WNS) -Fire erupted again atop Mt. Scopus when a gang of Jordanians bearing knives and axes attempted to enter tlie demilitarized zone despite halt orders. The gang, consisting of ]20 men, had been turned nway, but their leader laler returned only to be wounded when lie ile/ied Israeli halt orders near the Hadassnh hospital compound. There was also reports of Syrian attack renewals in the Huleh region.
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Under tlie chairmanship of Di Albert .Weiss, a professor at tiie Kolfirade- University, the Jewish community of the country Is Well organized, .said Dr. Coufino. He M'fHirled thul (i vigorous cuiiurnl lirogruni, with Kroat emphasis on Vidill.sh literature, is conducted tliroui;hout the country undej' the auspices of the Federation of Jewish Coniinunitics. Jews in Hie country who are in n't'Mi receive Kovenmient a id. T h e Air. mid Mr«. Hurry i(u!al,of«l;,\, promhient Oninlin ci\li Icad• Joint Distribulioii Committee also conducts :i program In Yugoslavia ero, mot with the. Israel Minister nf Commerce and Industry, I'inlinn for the aid of the iujfil, ill and or- Mnplr <c.) In Jeriiiuleni. Tim Oninliu riinplo nro on u t»nr of developmunt project* flnanrcil with tlin iild of Israel ltond*.
Tiie Jewish Youlli Council Philanthropies Campaign is expected to mr-et its goal of $1,000 if all Youth Council members who have not pledged, will donate "their fair share," co-chairmen Justin Greenberg and Phyllis Abrahams, reported, As of the beginning of this week, $880 bas been pledged and paid to tlie Philanthropies Campaign, with Stl.'iO donated by Youth Council members. The Youth Council announced a gift to its campaign, made by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Greenberg, of Tucson, Ariz., former Omniums in honor of their grandson, Justin Greenberg, a co-chaiuman. "We are very grateful for this contribution and want to express our appreciation," said the cochairmen.' "We hope this gift will spur our members to go beyond the goal of $1,000." A mascot in tlie form of a huge eiepe paper elephant made by Council members, has been placed in the Jewish Community Center lobby. Attached to the figure is a biiiometer to record the campaign standings of the organization's Viiilous participating units. Designers of (lie e 1 e p h a u t were Sharon Frank, Nancy Brodkey, Buddy Marcus, Justin Greenberg, llelcne and Henec Franklin.
K.irl Mefie! Cunnr cess made by prominent Omahans who spoke of the urgency and need of funds. K l n i r r <fross, I'ldlantlirople* ficnenil Clialrniiin, stilled that only by soliciting mnl ciicoiinigln^ allmen to participate, could the division's goal lie readied. .'..;•"Tlie proper and fair contrihuliun to tin's cause," Mr. Gross, assei-ted, "is one given according'..' to one's means, and that is important," • '.,•'-.'•. Dr. ffreeiibi-fK lirges Effort ,, Dr. Abe Greenberg, past president of the Federation, urged all workers to make a concentrated effort towards a successful cam.paign. He said that Omaha Jewry wants to do its "fair share" and that tlie General Men's Division •'. solicitation is the memis byWhich this can bo accomplished. ' The current European' crisis and Its effect upon Jews in Franc* and North Africa was pointed out in a talk hy Paul Veret, Jewish Federation Executive Director. Mr. Veret said that financial aid is needed desperately to .resettle Jews affected.
Marks Picked for Democratic Post
Kphraim I.. Marks. Omaha at-, torney, was elected Douglas County Democratic chairman at th<J'— parly's post primary convention held in tlie city auditorium. '....' Mr. Marks is a member of tha Jewish Federation Board of GovSaturday Voting ernors and past president of th« Omaha Zionist Council. He was In La. Disturbing also a former deputy county atBaton.ftouge (WNSI-Tlie Jew- torney and a past coniinulidei of ish community of Louisiana is the Omaha •American Legion Post deeply disturbed over the signing of a bill by Governor Karl Long under which primaries are to bo b( Id henceforth on Saturday instead of Tuesday. Tlie change, it is feared, will deprive many religious Jews of" the right to vote. F.olh Orthodox, Conservative and Reform leaders made the Jewish position known to the Legislature before passage of the- amendment. Several legislators indicated they weie not iiwaie of the issue when thy voted for the amendment
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Beth El Names Award Winners
However, c e l l before Ihe curSir. anil Mrs. Samiirl I- Stern. rent French political crisis, many !. Following mi Kastern business elements in French public life bad I trip. Mi". KiiKniaii will jnin his rfavored, ami instituted, a de-eniTin- Or. I'liilip Slier prizes in i family here before their return, to phasis oil Israel. Their point was :' lies Moiiics. Mrs, Knghinn Is the there was no need to antagonize Jewish Kdiicalion awarded annualfunnci* Betty I-ou .Stem. further Arab sentiment in North ly at the e.raduation-confirhiali'in ceremonies at lielh K] Syu."i;;(i;;uc Arfica, .Take Kalk of I.os Anj;elcs, for* M e a n w h i l e , circles close to Is- were received this year by Mau! incrly of Ownh.i, will 'arrive, in rai'l'xlrow stum; comfort from the reen Burden, Judy Sie;;k-r mid Omaha. .June H fur a ten-day..visit announcement that Cny Mollel Barbara Kajilan of I lie 'I'ahuud with his children. 'Mr.'-'and Mr*. would be a Vice Premier in de Torah ^rarluation class and James Cuss of the confirmation class. Bernard 1'ulk and family. Gaulle's Cabinet, that Anloiii" The presentations v.ere made by Piliay. PielTi' I'fliinlin and Felix ("uiidlf-liKtitiiii;—7:.'U |«. m. Harry Dulioff, syn.'i|;6;Mie presiIloiiphouet-Boiijny would lie mem- dent, at I he exercises. BKTM KI. bers of the ministerial council. All The /.lot la • Kpstein Memorial Services at liolli KI Syiia^i^ne are distinguished friends of Is\ MltS. ISKV.A KKAS.VK "' Will l)f held at S:15 |>. in. llalibi rael? M. Mollel was Premier of Award was presented to Sunny | Kiineral services for Mrs. KC-VJI Sternberf; of the gradual ilii; class. Myer .S. Kripke will deli\er the 1 Kriisne, 'M, were held. Kriday. .May France during the Sue/ operation Annabelle Cractz. I.ouis Uieh and sermon. Cantoi' Aaron I. K<r,;ar atid M. Hounhouet-Boir.ny hail ac! L''l. at Hie Jewish Funeral Home Martin Sm-ider of the eonfirmation and the lJi-tli I-il Synatio^m- Choir with burial in Colden Hill ceme- companied Mrs. Colda Meir, ls- class also were awarded special will render the ui'Mcal purl inns .rael's Foreic.n ^.1 inisii*i\ durinj; her tery. .Mrs. Krasne, a resident of of the. service. re<-ent tour of French Dquatorial prizes. : Omaha :;0 years, died May 22. Maureen Burden "and P.arbara Sabbath iiiornin^ s<T\ices are Sunivin;; are a .son, Philip Zol- "Africa. Kaplnn, honored as the outstandat !)::;() a, in. .liiiiioi-Con^re^atioii j lolijelien, Omaha; a daughter, Mrs. Miv\k, Nut Imiticl iiiH lil.'iS Talmud Torah graduates, Services are at 10:.'!u a. in. and • Serebro of .I'lhi'innesbiirg. S o u I h The .k'wish coniniunily of AlMineha-.Maariv vcr\ire-' are at Africa: 12 grandchildren and ID geria has not been asked to iden- will have their names inscribed on the Beth KI Talmud Toraii 7:.'!() p. in. tity its"]f with the new military- Honor Hull. Daily sei\iees ,'ne at t a. ni Caulbst regime in that North Afmid 7 p. in. Sunday iiMi'iiiii".; SI>IA • M I : S . NATHAN sTi;i.Ni:i:i!(i | rican territory, it v.as lr-arned. Patronize Our Advertisers ires are at '.' a. in. I Funeral .services for Mrs. Nathan | Tin- failure to invite the Al'-'.erI Sli-inbei-j.'. K',, it,- :,\2\ Lafayette: ian Jews to make a public statt;JACOB-ADAS I A i r , who died May 27, were held j ment ol their views is interpreted | May ?ll at the Jewish Funeral j as a si^u that the new regime •Services at Il'iiai .laeob-Ad.n i Home with liabbi Benjamin Groner I considers I lie .lews neither for nor •Vcshnron will Ijo^in Friday at 7:l-"> ; of Belli Israel Synac,o!:ue, official-: ngaius tiie military, This fits into p. m. and Saturday moriiinu. .'it ! Inj,'. Burial was in (Jolden lull! the generally accepted thought 8:.'iO a . m . with Mineha iit 7;.U) Cemetery,.: • • j Here that in the Jewish communip, in., followed by Slialo.sh .S'eudos. S«b ISubby) Pulvcicnte SurvhiiiK are husband, .Vathan: j ty of Algeria; as in the population Daily services G:.'lO a. in. aMd.7;.jO daughters, Hose, Mrs. Sally Ber-| al lar(;e, can be found individuals 25 Years' Experience I lint,' -Mrs. Betty Milder, Omaha; of every political conviction. With Jewish Mrs. Sidney Rosenn-'irden, AlbuTile same source reported that BKTH ISKAKL f ; querque, X. M., Vicki, New York I here ha* not been a single antiLettering and Memorial* .••' Traditional—Friday e ve n i n a City; -sons, Samuel It. and Albert services at 7 p.jn. 'I'lieie will be of Ornalm; sister, Mrs. Fannie Semitic incident in Algeria duriiij; AT 2452 nil late service this eveiiinij. They Roljinson, Los Angeles, Pal.; sewn the pa.st forlniKht. whe.rf'dc Caulwill be resumed in the fiill.'Suli- grandchildren and ei^'ht ni'ent- list civilians and the m i l i t a r y moved Inward control of the terbalh ".niorninc services ' be'sin :at grahdohlldren. ritory, with (rons-iderablc upiior8:45 a. in. .lunior CoiiKreKatioii, Iunity for e x t r e m i s t s to ;tel 10 n. m. ftnlil'ii Ilfrij.-Miiiii riruner. against Jews. will conduct tht.v Saturday after- [ j o s K i ' i i <;oi.im'.MCK noon Talmud class at 7:15 p. m. j Kuneral ser\'ici's w.'re held in S a b b a t h Mineha. followed t>> I I.os Air;e|es, ("al., for Joseph (Jold- Biography Reports Shalosh S'eudim and Marriv 'lie- I ware, (i!), who died there May 25. ! Mr. (;old\\'are operated n v.io'.'ery Picasso, Sephardic Kius at T:4."> p. in. The Suiniay morning Min>on 'business in .South Omaha approxiLondon (WNSl Pablo Picasso, starts at S:ir> a.'iu.. ami is fol- | niiitely 'Mi years, before movjni; .iccnrdin^ to a biography of the i lo Los An;;(.'|es ten years ;ir,o. ' , lowed by breakfast and the Rab;:reat arlist appearing in a Combi's class in Kible, Sunday moi'ii- ; In Omaha h In-longed to the | munist weekly in F.asl lii-rlin, is B'nai B'rith lodge and was a mem-j inf; Junior <'ont;ret:atinn 8:.':0 a. in. | ber of B'nai Abraham Coii'^re^a- j a Sephardic Jew slrnimini; from Tile author of the bioKDaily sen ices 7 a. in. and 7:l."i i lion. ' I Malaga. rap.'iy is Hugo Hupert. who lived p. ni. ,. S u n i\ ing art" liis wife. Fannie, Belli Israel Talmud Torali stu- j sous, David and Bernard and two for. many years in Paris ami who1 is a close friend of Picasso. As dents will o b s e r v e a nioinin,: • grandchildren of l»s Angeles. proof of Picas-jo's Jewish origin, schedule from .lune Olh lliniii;;,'i the author notes that Picasso once June- lillli. Students whose retMiasUed him: "Have you read what Ja'r-schedule called for attendance my ancestor Harucli S p i n o z a at 4:115 p. ni. will attend classes wrote?" from ]0:.'s0 a. m. to 12:1.">, Slndents who regularly started at Patronize Our Advertisers . 6 p. m. will attend from .S;t.~> a. n). Paul Verel, .Jewish Federation to ll):::0 a. in. Stnd-'iils will ob- Kxecutive J^irector, will Kpeak at w;r\e the inoriiin^ schedule on Ihe the annual donor luncheon lo be' name days that they attend regu- '•jKen by the Omaha Chapter of j lar classes. Talmud Torah ' slu- M i z r a c h J Women, Wednesday.: tlenls will meet on Fridays in- j .June 11, at I p. m. al the Jewish; stead of the Sunday schedule. | Community Center. Mr. Veret who The weekly Talmud study e,roup recently returned from a trip lo Kosher Meat Market and Delicatessen meets on Tnesil.'iy evenings at 7:,'!(l I Israel will discuss the progress uf .'p.'in. at the"IJIIl'r Sj'nat^oKiie, lOlh the nation at the lime, of its tenth WA 5554 4415 CUMING ; and 13urt streets, and services ev- -. anniversary, ery Saturday inurnin^.al !).a. in. i Cantor. KM Xagaii of Belli Is- > WHERE YOU CAN ALWAYS ] rael Synagogue, and Mrs. Alfred ] SELECT THE FINEST QUALITY' : Frank will present several musical '• Services will be held Ibis Fri- j selections. day evening at tf:l"> p. in. Rabbi In charge of the affair are Mrs. • rSidney. II. Brooks will officiate. Irving Stern, ehairinan: Mrs. Wi.l-'S Shabbas services will Ij^'in. al liam Kpstcin. I'l.' GH4. calling;' 11:30 a. m. with Uiibbi Brooks .Mrs. Frank Sek?ir, ..decorations, officiating and the . R e l i g i o u s ,'uui Mrs. II. Franklin and Mrs. / School Choir under the direction .Sol Nogg, kitchen. 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KMTV Sunday. June S, door al SI per IKTSOII. ' Following is a partial list of I |i. in.-.'i JI. in. "An American I The Omaha Dramatic Club will <if the ;UIMII;I] Hikur ("h'tlim s]>onDr. .-IIHI Mrs. Samuel A. Victor ; K i l l , " miller auspices of ihe 'celebrate Hie VtU] vwildhi'; aillli"Mlifll Julie IHIHI r;ii:-illK hllH'ficim li<tsle-.scs for Iliis luncheon: Mines. of Sliokie, ill., were in Omaha li'nai li'rilh Anti-Defamali.in <J;I Mnniliiy, .Iwiif It is uiff'il hy Allan Zalkin; Jake Wine; Ahc i League. Jlased on an actual ; versary ol Mr. and Mrs. Samri.'renlly lo celcbrale ihe J5lh jVlts. J;tli*' \V i n *'. nr^.'ini/'ttinji Kiants; Louis Siporin; 1'aul K a l / - ! e\ enl. : Canar, Sunday, June ,s. al ,i i;::;o »eu'din^ annin'rsary of Mr. and man: Harry Sidmaii; l!eiijami;i | JM 'siilcnt.' i p. m. dinirT al Ihe Filicide |>cs- Mrs. Joseph Spie.jal, l|n> parents K l l l l d s I ' J l i M ' l l . ' l l I l | < - ( ' W i l l 1 1 1 Croner; Clias. Koss; ))a\icl Ha/.-| of Mrs. Vielor, the former Kvelyn j lauianl. Mr. and Mrs. Canar arc !):• held jit 1 p. in. al ihi' Jewish nick; Kiner Abrainson; ('. 1/ciiSpie;;al. 1 charier members of Hie club which < Omilllinily (Vlllcl u i l l br USrll | stall; I I . Camel; Sanl Kcllman; A il'tDDrj- in honor of Ibe occahas been in existence 2li years. ^tl ni"«'t iiK'ilir;il ('\|HMISCS in Hie William j ; ps I e i n; J''ied Ilalm; sion w.-is ;;iv.'ii by (he Spief-jal's j Ifi cliar;;e of ,ij-i:in;:ii PI •ills for children, Air. and Mrs. Jay (.'lias)iiis|iilnl imil <if Ilii' Dr. 1'hilip Harry .Vjarks; Harry I.chnian; J', Ihe event are Millou Ncarcnb.'l^; en, Mr. ami Mis. Harry S p i r a l , SIUT .k'W'i^h Himic fui' Ilic Av^'d. j Half; Hcrnard Schein; Jack Oiodand Ihe Mine*. l'.-n Marlin and Ail Spio",al and the Victors. 'J'llis jiiijiij» ;ilsu MI;I!;''S monthly! hioci'; Herman I'Yanklin and Heine IIADASS.Air H O H M M i 1 Dehoi;h. j I'. Crandell, Ihe latter who uill 11 i[is lei llu sl;ilc nir'iil.il IKIS-' <»i'i'i<i;i(s I : I . I : < " M : J » jiil:il, (ILsti'iliiiliiv.; ri'fiT'ihiiiciifs to Olliecrs elected hy Ihi' lladas- serve as chairman of Ihe evening. The second annual picnic .supper The I'l'oelniualioti of lnde|K.'iidinnKitrs, Mrs. Wine s.iid Ihotisaiui*. sponsored hy the women of Ihe s.ah ijouliu^' League al a meet in;; Morris Goodman will be loaslmas- eiice provides foi* freedom of re<(f dnllnrs ;i!'c ri.'qiiiri'i! lit facilil.'ilf liikur Cholim Society will lie held al the home of i\lrs. .Meyer Kuhjn ler al Ihe celebration ceremonies liuion and c o n s c i e n c e for all Iltr or;;ani/.'il urn's vririijus si-rvi'TS. HI die Dr. 1'liilip Slier Home for ;ii'e: Alines, l.'slclle 'I'lukel. presicitizens of the Stale of Israel. Mis. Cecil Izni.-.tuf't. is rhi'iiniiiiii the Ai,rcd, Sunday. .Icine l!!llli from dent; Ruth 1'lall, first viee-pre.sifor ihc liiiii'lii'iiii ami stiijucslf 4 to 7 p. in. A picnic supper will deui; Dorothy (ir<en. second vicej;u<sls make up llu-ir own lahli-.s he served al per person. prcsiilenl; J'hylli.s Swarl/, rccordMr. and Mrs. William Milder Will lulu;.; Ihi'ir oun ranl.s and Mali Proceeds will be used for Hie medi- inj; seereliiry; Maty IXMI (luod,loii:'i; S'.'ls. ItcVTV.iIiuiis limy be cal fund of the liikur Cholim. m a n, secretary; Jielty t'oliek, have relumed lo O m a h a from Kansas City, Mo., where they alJUSTIN D. HORWICH maili' wilh Mrs. Winr W'A. WIMl treasurer; Sliirl<-y Weinslein, pul>lended the funeral of Mis. Miider's or Mrs. Harry Siilmaii, W'A, :)5(i(). licif.V'. and Hose Oarrop, scr;;eanlj falher, Max Sludna, >M, who died \ Tirkcls may In- ulilailifil : I Hie Hl-arms. | in Phoenix, Ariz., May 2L Afr, ! I'roi-ccd.s of Ihe league were Sludna, a resideiil of Kansas Cily, i All f ;;i\''-n lo Ihc Omaha Chapter of had sjienl Ihe winter in I'hoenix j invited In Hlleml scrvieen IIII Hadassah lo he uy.cd lo help with wilh the Milders. Mr. and Mrs. | and scholarships offere(| hy Ihe Oma-Milder are al Iheir honir, . i n n ! ha Zionist Youth Commission. Davenport Slreci. : I:O.\AI,I) s. woiii.Nioit Special Situations Howlers may contact Mrs. CoodMr. and Mrs. Harold Woldner Millou K.'ilskci'. uulf;oiii^ jtrrsi- aimuiuice Ihe liar Milzvah of their innn. ( i L Itli'il, foi* parlicipalion I'almnize Our Advertisers ili'llt il.' A / A j\'u. 1, lias lii'cn c l r r i - son, Itonald Stephrn, will be cele- (liii'int; Ihi- season hej/iunin;.; Ihi.'i r d lo sfi'M.' as tin.' 1!I.")H-.V) pir.si- braled Ihi.1; l-'riday evening and fall. • Ifiil of tin- Omiih.'i .Irui.sh Vdiilli Saturday mornini,' ut Temple IsMember! New York Stock an sen, WOUK-SIIOI('i)nni'il. Oilier o f f i c e s include rael. Exchange and Order Hous* of Delicacies KthH Sahcs, \ UT jiri'sidi'iil; l>ii'k A M ) I'.O.'Mtll MIOr.TINfi A Principal Exchanges , Kashm, scr/ft'lary-l nasurrr; mid Op.n Monday thru Saturday r. IIAIIX Mrs. Kdith Prin;;le of New York, i 220 Brandeis Theatre Bldg. S'.'ii 1 (luss and KOJI ilorrlon, re.The H.-ir Milzvah of Howard F. fifld rppreseiilaljve of Hie North from 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. 1 J)ip;'trr-l'(liliir-.s. I WEbsrcr 45S5 Halm, son of Mr. and Mrs. SamCentral Region of tin. Council of 7830 Dodge TE 3207 I'iiainiKin will \x:~ naiiu'd at a llahn. will be observed al, I he Jewish Women, will he Ihi; |;urst bo.inl -iiKTiiiiK. Wednesday evc- Belli Isiael .Synano^'iie this Kal- of honor at a hoard work-.shop find Jiiilli May I I , for Ihe fullowin;; iiiday niiirnini:, June 7lh, at N:n lioard iiipvliiin of Ihe local Couniiiiintiullei'.s ii I h IC I i i'. I'ali'iiil.'ii', a. m. A Kiddusli will follow (lie cil Thursday noon June IU.nl Ihe c.'i'ili'cu, roinnnniity si-r\ iiv, pre- service. No invitalinns have been Highland C o u n t r y Chili. Mm. <'iill('l!C, ic-li,'.;ii)iis, roster mid social. issueil. •1'rlnjjli-' will visit in Omaha Miree J/r;h si:honl sturlinls iiili'ri'Slcd in days. implying fur- one of these positions NTKWAKT \V. l"<>ltl",i:s Ke.servations for Mm luncheon KIMJIIIII nolify Klliel Salies. W'A. Slewarl Wayne Forbes, sun of may he made with a vice-president 21D.V Mr. and .Mrs. Irvine; W. Forbe.-i, or Ihe president, .Mrs. Joseph HorTin' eventives also will pl.ni Hie will observe his liar Milzvah at wlch. Youth CoiMieil fall programs lor Belli Kl Synae,oi:ue ,m Friday incoming freshmen. These activi- eveninj;, June lilh, and Salurday Patronize Our Advertisers 1.' -s will pi'ccitlr new sliident morning, June Tib. pled^inj: of Yiiulh Council rlnlis at JOHN' i.lti;i;Niti;n<;i;it Ihc end ol Noveniher. Mr. and Mrs. Bernaid (Ircen-j belter, of (irand Island, announee j RUG & UPHO'STERY Ihe Bar Milzvah of their son, John | (ireenhei'j^er, on Saturday morn-j CLEANERS in;;, June Mth, al Bell) Ml SynaRUGS--CARPETING I T)r. and .Mrs. .Marvin /tiporyn of I;OJ;IH'. Mrs. Bc-rnard (.reenber^er is I Chlcajjii amioiiiiee the liirlh on LAMP SHADKS June 1st nf llirir firsl child, a Ihe daun'liliT of Mr. Sol Spar. FURNITURE d:iilHlUer, Trria Diane. Mrs. / i p oj-yn is th former Charlol le WeinCleaned In Your Home.1 lx-rij of Oin.'dia. Bindinq tayin9 Rcpairlnc Tiic baby's grandparents are Mr. nml Mrs. Haiiy Weinbern of OmaQon Bernstein HA 255' ha; Mrs. Aainn Malinsky of ChiI.OII Canar lias been clei.'led Mon plant frees . . . wafer them . . . help them• cii^o: and Isidore Zifioryn i>( Depresidenl of Henry Mnnsky l,od'^e troit, Great grandmother is Mis. grow . . . prosper from the fruit of the harvest, * No. .'ifrl, B'nai B'rilh for ihe coinKlliel ri.-ispcl of Omaha. ing year. Tims men build cities . . . make them grow . , ; ; Oilier new officers are I.ou Jc.ss, .Mr. and Mrs. 1'iJiil I. Wulk ;inand prosper. This is history! Thi\s isfact! This: rttluring .jiiinm.v Hie birlh of (heir first first vice-iiresidenl; Sidney Tai-en, CAnJTONESE is Omaha! Omaha lias fewer persons but of work child, a son, Daniel Howard. May third viee presidenl; Nate Turner, APPETIZERS 27 at Clarli.suii hospital. Mrs. Wolk treasurer; Sam Mpsfejii reeordinj,' than most cities because Omalia planned yestersecielary; Muses F. Kae.an, finJs (IK; former Joanne Simon. ancial secretary; Julius Sehreiber, day for today. Omaha's ti'emendolis growth . . . < Ir/ituifiaicnIs aie Mr. and .Mrs. M Hint Simon and Mr. and .Mrs.warden and M o r r i s Mpslein, our present high level of business activity . . . Julius W'ulk. Malernal (;i'ea I- guardian. prosperity . . . is all due to the foresight: and uranilpareiils arc Mr. and Mrs. iMarvin Treller was re-eleeted lii'ii lioilstein of Arcadia, Cal. and Dr. I.eon Fellman was newly civic enthusiasm of citizens who planned for the eleeled as trustees In serve with Karl Sie^el, Kdward A. Rosen and futurv. and built for the It.-ilpli-NoKK. Hi'. A. A. (ireenberi.: is honorary trustee of the. Indue, The Omaha Plan is still another step forward' .mil also i.s a member of Ihe nal^iiiamiel W'ishiloW, (irofi'ssDr of tional Board of (mvernors. in the right direction . . . lo continue^ to create 1 Iiinsir and cnndui'lor of the H/ii- Jlubcn I,ipprll, reliriii), presiprosperity in Omaha . . . to create better living . vi-rslty of Nebraska orehrslra at dent, will assume Hie office of IJ'III'DIM. will IK; ^III'KI I'lindueloi' chaplain. in Omaha . . . for the •benefit of all of Omaha. of Ihe firsl l u o eoniierls of the Hero's how the Omaha Plan will mean continued V.)/>H 1'op ('oiiucr't Scries of. the Oiiiaba S y m p h o n y Orchestra prosperity, as we build our future today. The 11 opehiiiK Tuesilay cyoniiiK. June 1!4. 'J'lie Pop;; Cuncerls will be prestepping stones to greater progress for all of s-iiled every Tuesday I'venini,', Omaha will create a $31,000,000 payroll. Another June 'M tlniiiiidi Aiiijusl 12, at 0684 1437 So. 13fh St.., 8:.".fl p. in., IVony I'ark, follimed ."jyo.OOO.OOO will be spent with local I'irms for maby ilanein^. Tiekels are now on terials and supplies. In addition, now industry Kale, at all music slores. A liook <if five liekels for ¥5 may be purwill be attracted . . . creating more jobs where COME IN ON SUNDAY AND TAKE ADVANTAGE irli.'isini i ml i 1 June 2-1. Aft or thai: none existed before. OF OUR QUALITY MEATS AT LOW PRICES only single adinissinn.s of SI.SO einrll may lie purchased. Kacli eriilrert will fcaluii? a j^uest arlis?, to FRESH CHOICE MEATS All Omaha will share in this prosperity. Yes, it b" aiiwounei.'d.
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Former Omahan to Visit-West Africa IMbhi Israel Mowiiluiwilz of Hie Jl'leresl JewiKh Centei', KlushillK. N, Y., and forniflr spiiilual leadcr of Ilelh Israel ,Syna|;i)|;ue, will eliii'i.l. a ciolip of fiO collo;{p students on a trip lo West Africa tins Mimmcr.
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Health Standards CampusNews Mass Conversion Tale Exaggerate^ High in Israel \ T.xri'Ki* r o i l IIONOUAKV
Evidence Found of Ancient Jewish Agricultural System in Megev
Nyw York (JTAi — G u s t a V "L'l.iteil Nations. N. Y. I.I'I'AI ! Tapped liii Wuukiy.i, I'lmerMly ! I s r a e l ' s "level nf living" as of Omaha's scholarship-leadership i Stern, New York communal lead- J J«rutulma (3TA)—Th» dimov- i discovered traces of ancient terJ u d g e d liy sl:iti.sties ivyardin;; . honorary for .senior women, was i vv, who just returned from Japan ; t r y of evidence ot a t*yj*tt*m of races, canals and houses which it 'births; infant 'mortality, cruile : Annette Kosousky, one of lifteen | where he wan received by PlineO ! JevvMi agileulture In tlm central plnced back into Ihe ninth century eie.ith rale and lilc esjieeiaury - : women selected lor membership. j Mikasa, declared that IheiB Is "a j and Hfuutlierii Negev us loii^f us before tho Common F.ra in history, is, on flip whole, lar above tli-_Miss Kosowsky un> recently ] small group of Japanese intellec- 1 3,00(1 year* »K° wn» nimouiii cd period going back in time from compar.ible l e v e l nf tli.'' other elected vice-president of Corinthj here. Stimp of th« finds were lo- King U 2 I « h u to the iron agt>. countries in tin-' Mid'M-' Ivist. in ian S o c i e t y . Junior and Senior tuals who are intensely inlercsted cated 20 mile* Kiiutll of Ueer- Chronicles states that King Uzlin Judaism iind Israel," but doHome resjieels, IM-MCI'S "level oi honorary; and treasurer of Phi nliu built canals and cisterns in living" compare* very fmorably Tlieta (.'hi, women's professional ci ibefl as "exaggerated and unPreviously, it had been believed I the desert. The ancient Jewish 1 with those of tin must arl\;iiu<'<l business traternity. founded recent reports of large- that Hie Nabaleans. dating -back i farmers apparently depended mi countries in (lie world, like the She i.« the dau-.-hter of Mr. and scale COJHCl H'ioils (,f J,l|IO|ese to Home L'.oOf) yeais, were tho olde.-,l j flood waters stored in reservoir* United Stales. Switzerland and l i f t . I. L. Kosowsky. I>eople to have farmed what U ; and cisterns'. Judaism " Sweden. Mr. Stern repi.rleil that lie had now a desert region. Prof. Lvenai i These were anmiv; the out>t;fnd- I;I,I;« TKIJ TO lIUcliNseil the questhiu of tile al- believes thai Ihe Nahatenn cities illK fads derived from the ninth Ai.riiA r s i o.MMi.V leged mass conv erslniK nf ,Iapa- discovered in Ihe Negev were acA monument will he umeileil e d i t i o n of the United Nations) .IJose Lawman, daughter of Mr. | l i c e ti» .IiKlalsm with rilner ,Mi- tually built on the ruins of older ! •Demographic Yearbook. ; and Mrs. Carl Lagniiiii, was re- t t\-isa, youngest tirnlhrr of the J-lnt- Jewish settlements. His theory I in memory of ,Sol London, .Suncently t a p p e d tor Alpha Fsi j penir. during mi estemleil visit contradicts that of another fa- i day. JuneH, al 11 a. m. at Beth . Israel's infant mortality rate I Ilamedrosh Hagodol Cemetery. tht" nuriiber of deaths under one, (imejiH. national dramatics honor- J with the I'rhirp in 'r<iK>n hisl mous Negt'v explorer, Pmf. Nelson Rabbi Benjamin I I I H I H T and 1:11 year old. per 1.00(1 .populatimi • ary. She was selected on the basis uiofilli. I'riiu-e MiUasa, hhuself a (ilu'-ek, president of Hebrew I'jiion Kagan of Belli. Israel Synagogua was 33.9 for Jewish rhildren in ol her work as crew manager for si-liutiM sliliielit uf .l.wjsh religion College Jewi.-Ji Institute of Re\\\\l oflieiale at the service. 1956. The? comparable rates in ' ..everal Cniversily Theatre prixliu-- aiiil history, Mr. Stern sahl, roil- ligion in Cincinnati and archael''riends and relatives- are invited some of Israel's ncii:hliorip.<; eoiiii- ' tions and roles in university musi- fluneif "my findlngH that no m:is« ologisi, who laid o])en many Bibto Ml tend. tries are reported in the Year- cal productions. cnii\ rrsitinti of Japanese ti> Ju- lical secrets in Paloline in the Miss Lagman has also been e>et- daism have talien pht( t* n* t\as [last irw deeades. book as llH.fi for lv;ypl; 7:s(i lot A monument will he dedicated eil lo serve as an oilicer in Or- wiilely reported in the general mid The Hebrew l*ni\ejsily tealu "Jordan, and .">.''.li Vnr S\ri;i. to the memory of Adolph .Stein, Jewish press." ".^Israel's "crude" death rate ; chesis. Sunday, June H, at 11 a. in. at ; the. number of <|ealh< [><T l.OOit. Mr. Stern slain! that "Ihe JewPleasant Hill cemetery with Kabbl pa nutation \\as (>..'! fur the Jew- CIIOSKN KOK C U B ish romtnunily in Jaji.in consists .\. Fcldman, officiating. Friend* David Seiner, son of Mr. and ish population in !!)."><>. Over a mainly of Ameiii'ait and Kuropean and relatives are invited to atperiod of '20 years in Israel, and Mrs. Harry Seiner, was also chosen Jews who live in Tokyo. Right tend. in PalPstine under the 1! r i t i 5. li ' for membership in A 1 p li a I'si after llm war, they Ixnigbt an esSix Institutes of Judaism will be Omega. '.Mandate, the (lealli rate deelined ' tale in Tokyo and with the help conducted by H'nai B'rilh at Camp A monument will he dedicated . by 31.6 percent while the rate of the National Jewish Welfare R'nai U'ritli. Starlight, Pa., from to tho memory of Louis Kohll, ill the United Slates during the' <;I!AM;ATION Bourd built on this estate a Syna- July 1(> through Augusl (>, it was Sunday, June 8, al 2 p. in. at Harry L. ..Silver, son of Mr. and gogue. Today, the Jewish comsame period declined only by l.'l.ti announced by Dr. A. A. Green Golden Hill .cemetery. Kabbi Benpercent. Live births in Israel in ' Mrs. Kohert H. Silver, will receive munity in Tokyo functions very berg, a inemlx'r of the Board of jamin Groner of Belli Israel Synahis Bachelor of Science Degree 19f>ti ranked at the rate of 1'K.H weir even If it is small in num- Gnvernoi-R of the Supreme lodge gogue will officiate. Friends am! 1 from the I'uiwr.sity of Minnesota, per .-1,000 population even tin. bers. of the organization. relatives are invited fo attend. United States rate was lower than June 11. Israel's, standing at 21.!>. Viewing the "lewl of living" I'KATKISNAl. WKKK The week of June S-l I has lieen from the angle of life expectancy, Israel is one of the world's lead-; proclaimed Fraternal Week in Omaha and Nebraska in separate ers. In Israel, a one-year-old male Infant can reasonably expect t o : proclamations by Mayor John Roslive to nearly 70. Israel's tubercu-' enblatt and Guv. Victor K. Anderlosis death rale is far lower than son. those of the neighboring states. On the other hand, in such "so- ; Day Camp's phisticated" diseases as h e a i t iContinued from ['age 1.V failure and cancer, Israel's .picture . is darker than ly^ypt's. In lit.")}, • week session S(">0. For further inEgypt's cancer death rale »;n ; formation call the Camp Offii-e only 25.6 per 100.000 deaths, while at the Jewish C'uninuiiily CenIsrael's was 89.9 in 1!).V> and !)!.">• ter, JA i:il".(i. The following e h i M r e ti have in 195H. The U. S. cancer death rate-: -still higher was l.-H>:"> ; r r ' been registered:
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