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Tel Aviv (JTA)—An Egyptlunplloted MIG-17, one of th« planes HU(>]>lk'(l to the United A rub Republic by tlio Soviet TTnlon, was shot down when Israeli putrol planes encountered cl|;lit MIGt* Now York (JTA)—The three (lay national conference of the United Jewish Appeal concluded with over tlie southwestern portion of the adoption of a decision to raise a ?100,000,000 special fund for the UJA—"over and above" the regular Isrnel. $105,000,000 of the 105!) nationwide UJA campaign—to care for thousands of newcomers pouring into IsSeven of the eight planes, fly- rael from Eastern Europe and to start rehousing 100,000 earlier Immigrants still living in makeshift Ing in two formations of four jets slmnty towns. at six miles up, escaped into Egypt • $105 Million Regular Fund when the eighth was downed. A Besides voting to conduct the parachute was seen opening as the special fund drive, the delegates The Jewish Community library Israelis turned back and resumed chartered plans to raise the maxiwas lauded as a significant coiv their patrol. mum possible amount through the tribution to J e w i s h culture he pilot who made the- kill, an regular UJA to meet the needs of by the'Omaha community, by Dr. Israeli-born 2(>-year-old officer, UJA b e n e f i c i a r y humanitarian Elazer Goelman in his column said at a press conference later agencies requiring more than $105,published in the Buffalo Jewish that it was "not a fight, but a pur000,000. Through both the special Review, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Goel- suit" because' the Egyptians had no fund and the proceeds of the reguman is director of the Buffalo stomach forjjombnt. He said the lar campaign, the UJA seeks 1o Bureau of Jewish Education. provide urgently needed migration, Egyptians were so rattled that resettlement, rehabilitation and Dr. Goelman, a recent visitor in they failed to release their spare welfare aid to more than 630,000 Omaha, wrote "what impressed gas tanks to give them extra persons in. Israel, 24 other counme the most was the beautiful nianueveiability when the Israeli tries abroad and the United States and useful community library, al- fighters descended on them. during 1959. ready an object of naliomil attenAt this point, Col. Iv/.cr Welztion. Here is a relatively small miitin, commander of the Israel Rabbi H e r b e r t A. Friedman, Jewish community with a library Air Force, wlm was also present UJA executive vice-chairman, ancontaining thousands of books of at tin; press conference, interjectnounced that the campaign now Jewish Interest with a full-time ed grimly: "Tho Egyptian's priclosing had benefited more than professional librarian in charge. mary mistake, for which he was 540,000 Jews in need throughout It is distinguished by tbe assort- shot down, was his penetration of the world in 1958. He said tho ment of literally hundreds of film Israel's nir space." Several times 630,000 who look to the UJA for find filmstrlps of Jewish interest. In the lust few WITICH, Egyptian help in 19159 come under thess I doubt if there is another place nntl S.vrlun bused planes lifivo major programs; like it in the United States." flown over Isrucll territory, chiefly $100 Million—Special Needs Dr. Goldman said it was here at night, on photo rcconnulssuncu 1. Jewish immigrants coming to missions. that he came -across the finest Israel from Eastern Europe. "They Radio Cairo admitted that collection of tho most recent books have been arriving at the rate of Egyptian planes had flown over and albums dealing with the pead several thousand a month since Sea Scrolls. He went on to say Israel. In its version of the fight, early Fall," he said "We have no which cost the United Arab He"that the quantity and more so, way of knowing how long they will the quality, of the reading matter public one MIG-17, the Arab racontinue to come in such numdio—in a Hebrew language broadan* and audio visual aids available bers, but we must be certain that cast—charged that Israeli planes should be a source of pride to all who can come will get the had penetrated Egyptian air space Omaha Jewry." necessary help." over the Sinai Peninsula and had 2. Speeding housing to move been "chased" back "deep Into Is- Detroit Names First110,000 immigrants out of makerael territory." shift huts, . -. :. (The authoritative Cairo news- Jewish Fire Chief 3. Help provide farm machinery, paper Al Ahram boasted yesterday irrigation, livestock and power Detroit (JTA)—The Detroit that tho Soviet Union has supplied needed to advance 130,000 imthe United Arab Republic with Board of Fire Commissioners, has migrant farmers in Israel—Includenough spare parts, Soviet-manuappointed the first Jewish Fire Dr. Norman Milgram, psycholo- ing scores of thousands not yet With sales 'still being reported dally, the Greater Omaha cam- factured arms for MIG-17 jet Department Chief in Detroit his- gist, will serve as group leader fully absorbed, and the orphaned, fighters to last the UAR five paign for State of Israel Bonds tory. He is Joseph Adler, a vet- and moderator, for the n e w l y aged and handicapped. pushed past the $204,000 mark yenrs, according to a dispatch reeran of 40 years with the depart- f o r m e d "Aging in a Modern 4. Help for 220,000 Jews in need ceived in this week. A cash collections camLondon from the UAR ment. World" study group, it was an- in countries other than I s r a e l paign also Rained speed, w i t h capital.) including some 15,000 Jewish resome $177,500 already deposited nounced by Earl Slegel, adult ed- patriates to P o l a n d from th« to the credit of Israel this year, ucation committee chairman of Soviet Union; more than 100,000 according to co-chairmen Sam the Jewish Community Center, Jews in Moslem lands, the majorKatzman and Sam Rice. ity of them children, and thousponsoring organization. The Dr. Philip Sher Jewish Home for the Aged gratefully 10 Tnr Cent, Ahead of 1058 sands of Jewish refugees from acknowledge the following Memorials and Donations to tho The next meeting will be held North Africa, Egypt and Hungary They urged all persons who have Home: not yet bought or paid for their at the home of Dr. and Mra. L'eon still waiting in European reception bonds this year to do so this week. Donor In Memory Of: Fellman, 301 South 53rd Street, points for permanent havens. Final figures are expected to sho'v Mr and Mrs, E. I. Wldman, Yalfe Families, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kalzman, Mr. ond Israel Has Staggering Burdens Monday, January 12, at 8 p.m. • Mra. Ernest A. Nona. Mr$. Bert Forman, Mri. Ann Bcrnttcln, Mrs, Rose Fercnsfeln the 1958 drive some 19 per cent San. Herbert LehmanC urged supMri. Molile Fogcl, Mrs. Ethlel Rlngte, Mrs, Evelyn Green Louis Margolin The group Is pioneering In a ahead of last year, according to port of the special fund to finance Mr. and Mrs. Morrl* Graen, Mr. ond Mrs. E. I. Wldman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ruback 10-sesslon program designed to nc- needs over and above the regular area manager Gerald Schwartz. Yaffe Families, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Abrahamson, Mr, and Mrs. David Miller, Mri. Leonard Klein Mrs. Sauson Ruback ijunlnt adults between the ages of budgetary A meeting of leading women requirements of the purchasers and sellers of Israel McDonald Stoi« Bank of North Plate, Nebr., Mr. ond Mrs. Steven Lustaarlen, Sarah 35 and 55 years with tho nnturo UJA's three constituent agencies. Robckah Lodflo No. 10, Norlh Platto, JOB Hlrshfeld, Norm Plotte, Employe** Bonds will beheld Monday, Dec, of Louis Luatgarlon of aging, its problems, Its rewards "We cannot ask the people of t.. 29, at the residence of Mrs. Henry Israel to do more than they are Mr. ond Mrs, Paul Verct, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Friedman Adolph Frohmon nml tho development of a proper Newman, Details and exact time perspective and approach for the doing to receive and absorb tha Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sloiburg, Mr. ond Mri, Joo Colsdlner Mrs. Pearl Harmol of the awards session will be ansteady stream of our fellow Jews "Sunset Yenrs." coming into Israel," Mr. Lehman nounced in the mail, Mrs. New-Mr. ond.Mrs. Morrli Green, N\r, ond Mrs, David Miller Mrs, Ethel Haspel -The development of this apdeclared. "They. more than have man, the Chen division chairman, r. and Mri. Ernest A. Nogg Samuel Green hero proach to the matter of "Aging their hands full with many stagsaid. Mr. and Mr«. Frod Roienstock, Mr. and Mrs. Chariot Rosenstock . Mm. Johl in. the Modern World" is being gering b u r d e n s , including the Omalia PrnlMcd Mrs. Mary Zoubek done by tho Department of Ger- burden of defense imposed upon A letter from Morris Alexander Mr. and Mri. Paul Vercl ontology of the University of they by hostile and implacable of Chicago, Midwest chairman, Mr. and M n . Lloyd Friedman • Max Kaplan Michigan. In p r o v i d i n g this neighbors." this week praised O m a h a and Ell II. Woll course, the Jewish Community Council Bluffs for "again setting Mr. and Mrs. Max Schouirman • Mrs. Rebecca Zvifrbock Center is hopeful that other ortho pace in the., nation. Results Mr. and Mri. Jot Zwslbock Mr. and Mrs. E, I. Wldmnn . . . . . . . ganizations, lodges and clubs will of the Chanutcah Festival Were an An Oxyoen Tank donated by Mri. Carrlo Frohmdn In momory of her loto husband, Adolph utilize this technical and wellinspiration to Jewish communities prepared material as programs of throughout the area." In Honor.Of: study and adult education, Mr. Donor The special plaque presented by Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Wldman SOIh Wedding Anniversary of Mr. ond Mrs, Sam Altsultr Siegel said. Jerusalem (JTA—The Knesset Mr. Alexander to Mmes. Samuel Mr. and Mrs, Paul Verst Recovery of Dav« Blacker of Isadoro Goldstein Any adult or organization Inter- passed a bill this week making it Wolf and J. Harry Kulakofsky Mrs. Herman Franklin and Kalah...Recovory Recovery of Louis Schwartzman ested In organizing an "Aging In mandatory for Israel .Government , • ' will bo officially turned over to Mr, and Mrs. Harry Elsonstatt and Mrs. Sam Meyerson....lSlh Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Mcyor Slorn tlio Modern World" group Is in- officials to give reasons—in writthe community at the annual Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Verot, Mrs. Leonard Klein Recovtry of Jotl Qrookt vited to call Snul Silvcrmnn, Ac- ing, if requested—for rejecting an meeting January 11 at the Jewish tivities Director, JA 1300. Due application or request of a citizen. Community Center. It h o n o r s " However, the applicant Is gly n, to tho nnture of the group, enrollOmaha for pacing the nation In Synagogue Donations: Mri, Ben Hobcrmary Mri, Rebecca Zebrack/ Mrc Boro, M, Pith/ 5am Grethbero, Mr. the right to appeal to the eotr ,:•. ment Is limited. per capita sales. and Mrs. Jacob Msndolton, Sam Kaplan, John Croniond,
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Omahans who attended the anual B'nai B'rith "Man of the Year" dinner in Des Moiries, la., Sunday, honoring Robert Lappen Editor of that city were Mr und Mrs. Abe Hear, Mr. and Mrs. Abo Kut«>lmaii, Gerald Schwartz and Grorge Khufer.
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,IUS. FANNY JACOBS Mrs. Fanny Jacobs, 74, widow if Frank Jacobs, died Monday at lie Dr. Philip Slier Jewish Home or the Aged. She was a resident if Omaha for more than fifty ars. Services were held Monday afternoon at the Jewish Funeral Iome. Burial was in Pleasant Hill "emeterv.
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B'NAI JACOB-ADAS YKSIICKON Services at B'nai Jacob-Adas Ycshuron will begin Friday at 4:30 EU II. WEIL p.m. and Saturday morning at Funeral services for Eli H. 8:30 a.m. with Mincha at 4:30 .Veil, 87, of 4827 Pine Street, who p.m. followed by Shalosh S'eudos ied December 17, wrc held DeDally services at 6:30 a.m. and cember 19 in St. Paul, Minn. Suriving is a son, Herbert L. and 5 p.m. hrec grandchildren. TEMI'UE ISKAEL US. TUBE GROSS A college homecoming sabbath Services for Mrs. Tibe Gross, wtfl be observed this Friday evening at Temple Israel at 8:15 p.m. 66, of Burlington, la., a former Sermonettes will be presented Omahan, who died December 17, by Miss Joan Mayer, daughter of were held at Crosby-Kunold MorMr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Mayer tunry December 19. Burial was and Gerald Marer, son of Mr. and in Beth Hamedrosh H a g o d o l Cemetery. Mrs. Gross was a forMrs. Jack Marer. A reception honoring college mer president of the B e t h El students and their families will iynngogue Sisterhood. Surviving are husband, Louis; follow services. Shabbas morning services will son, Alan, Chicago, 111.; t h r e e begin at 11:30 a.m. with Rabbi grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Rose Sidney Brooks officiating and the Muskin, Omaha, and Mrs. Harry Religious School Choir under tho Perlik, Chicago, and three brothdirection of Miss Ida Gitlin sing- rs, Lester, Edwin and S i d n e y ing the musical portions of the leyer, nil of Omaha. •erviee. BETH Eh Services at Beth El Synagogue this evening will begin at 8:15 p.m. with Cantor Aaron I. Edgar and the Beth El Choir rendering the music portions of the service. There will not be a sermon. College students serving on a panel, will discuss "Spiritual Dimensions in a Religious Revival." Participants will be Gene DuBoff. Diane Fellman, Jane F e l l m a n. Man-in . Freedman and Howard Kaslow. Rabbi Mycr S. Kripkc will be moderator. Sabbath morning services are at 9:30. Junior Congregation services are at 10:30 a.m. Minchallaariv service is at 4:45 p.m. Th"e S u n d a y morning service will be held in the Chapel at 9:00, and followed by coffee' and rolls at 9:30 and a study-discussion session with Rabbi Kripke. Other week-day services rue at 7 a.m and 7 p.m. BETH ISRAEL, Rabbi Benjamin Groner, Cantor Eli Kagan, the Beth Israel Synagogue Choir, and The Junior "B" Class will conduct services this evening at 8 p.m. Rabbi Groner's sermon will be entitled "Ladder to Heaven." Traditional Friday evening services (Kabbalas Shabbos) this evening at 4:45 p.m Saturday morning Shacharis 8:45 and Junior Congregation 10 a.m. Rabbi Groner w i l l conduct the Saturday afternoon Talmud Class at 4:15 and Mincha, followed by Shalos S'eudos and Maariv will begin 4:45 p.m. Sunday morning services be gin at 8:45 a.m. and are followed by breakfast and the Rabbi's clas in Bible. The Sunday morning Junior Congregation meets at 8:30 a.m. Daily services at-7:0C a.m. and 4:55 p.m. The w e e k l y Talmud Stud. Group meets at 8 p.m. ever; Tuesday. Saturday morning sserv ices are held at 9 a.m. at the 19th and Burt Street Synagogue School Vacation Schedule The Beth Israel Talmud Torah
All friends and relatives are Invited to attend services and reception. ;AKI,
Gerald Schwartz, Israel Bonds area manager, has been named public information chairman for the inauguration of G o v e r n o r Elect Ralph G. Brooks and the inaugural ball to be held in Lincoln, January 8. Robert M. Felnberg, will serve as a member of the committee. Miss Josephine Margolin arrived f r o m Los Angeles, Cal., Tuesday for a two week's visit with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Morris Margolin. Maynard Tatelman, who is being transferred from Mather Air Force Base, Sacramento, Cal., to Little Rock, Ark., is visiting hi* father, Sam Tatelman and family.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL S I S T E R HOOD: Mrs. Edward Levlnson, president or the Temple Israel Sisterhood, presented a decorative wooden b o w l to David Orkow, Home Superintendent, as a Chnnukah gift to the Home. Mrs. Julius Newman gave a Kiddush in memory of her husband, the late Julius 'Newman. NEW RESIDENT: Benjamin Meyerson. IN MEMORIES!: Eli H. Well.
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Epstein-Morgan PostEntertains Veterans Epstein-Morgan Post of the Jewish War Veterans, presented its annual holiday entcrtuinment again this year for patients of the Veterans Hospital. Milt Goldberg, chairman of the Veterans Administrative Service of the JWV, was In charge, assisted by Isadore Lewis. The post presented two shows this year, on Tuesday night, with entertainment by the Norris Eggcr Accordion Band and the Cliff Johnson Harmony Boys. Tho post also cave 5100 to Iho Operation Reindeer Fund of the National Purple Heart Association to help hospitalized vets home for Christmas. All was made possible through funds raised through the annual JWV yearbook.
Children fo View Technicolor Film The technicolor film, "Dumbo" will be shown free Sunday afternoon, January 18, at 1he Jewish Community Center to youngsters enrolled in the winter session nl Sunday Funday, The program will be open to other children this Sunday only at the special rute of twenty-five cents. The Sunday Fundny program will open its eight-week winter session, Sunday, January 11, fur boys and girls in the three to twelve year age group with special groups for those' between the agra of three and fivo years. Fee for the winter session which will be held on eight Sundays from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Center will be S7.H0. Registrations aro being taken by the Children's Activities office, JA 136G,
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Riekes an nounce the Bar Mitv.vah of their son, Carl Riekes, on Friday eve ning, January 2 and Saturday morning, January 3 at Beth El Synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mcirovitz of Minneapolis, Minn., announce the birth of a son, Marc Edward on December 18. They are also the parents of another son, Michael Brian. Mrs. Meirovitz is the former Sara Cooper of Omaha. ALAN H. BINISMOW Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Biniamow, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Bininmow will A. D. Mcirovitz of Minneapolis celebrate his Bar Mitzvnh, Friday, and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cooper. January 2 and Saturday morning, January 3 at Beth Israel Syna;ogue. will go on a morning schedule starting Monday, December 22nd Classes regularly meeting at 6 p.m. will meet from 8:45 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. C 1 a s s e s regularly scheduled at 4:15 p.m. will meet from 10:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Thif schedule will be In effect during the entire winter vacation. The Sunday School will, meet as usual. Adult classes will not meet during the vacation period.
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Organizations COMMITTEE NAMED FOIl CHILD KKSC'UK MNN1UI Committee appointments have been made for the annual child rescue fund dinner to bo held January 4 at 6:30 p. in. lit the Jewish Community Center by the Pioneer Women's Organization. They are: food preparation, Mines. Jacob Kaplan chairman, H. Fried, Morris Storenberg, Sara Schwartz, Harry Richlin, and Dave Epstein; decoration and tables, Mmos. Jacob Feldman, chairmen, Marian Bondarin, I. Goldstein, Sam Richman, I. Forbes, Michael Colton, Harry Rifkin and Frank Zuker. Door committee includes JImcs. Sara Oken and H. Fried. For reservations call Mrs. Jacob Kaplan at WK 5454 or Mrs. Harry Richlin at WE ]5R2. BRUNCH WITH COLLEGE STUDENTS A brunch and chat with Rabbi and Mrs. Myer S. Kripke for college students will be held on Monday, becember 29th at Beth El Synagogue. Mrries. David BernStein and Max Canar are in charge of arrangements. Call Synagogue
office for reservations. YOUNG ADULTS The Young Adults will hold a New Year's Eve party beginning at 10:30 p. m. on December 31 nt the Hill Hotel, slag or date: The club's next meeting will be January 4 at 2 p. m. at the Jewish Community Center. SINGING GHOUI' On Dec. 29th at Beth El Synagogue the Singing Group will meet with Cantor Aaron I. Edgar at 1 p. m. and Mi's. Myer S. Kripke's class "For Women Only" will meet at 2 p. m. NEBRASKA LODGE NO. 1445 BIRTIIDAV 1'AKTY B'nai B'rith Nebraska Lodge No. 1445 is planning a party on Thursday, January 8, at the Jewish Community Center at 8 p. into celebrate the eighteenth birthday of the organization. All members and friends are Invited. B & V HADA8SAH The Business and Professional Women's Group of Hadassah will meet Sunday, December 28 at the Jewish Community Center for an ingathering of gifts for the annual fund raising bazaar.
CampusNews INITIATED Phyllis Rubinow wns one of 15 University of Omaha students, Initiated by Phi Alpha Theta, national honorary history society. She is the daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Irvin Rubinow. Nebnuilca StudtMitu Advanced To Final Itound of Competition Richard M. Fcllman and Alvin L. Ross, both seniors in the Unlversit yof Nebraska College of Law, recently advanced to the final round in the Thomas Stinson Allen Appellate Competition, the law college's moot court program. By winning their argument in the semi-final round of the competition, Mr. Feflman and Mr. Rass qualifyand will argue before the Supreme Court of the State of Nebraska early tills coming spring in the final argument of the Allen Appellate Competition. In addition to current court work, Mr. Fellman recently participated in the National Moot Court competition, held in St. Louis, representing the University of Nebraska College of Law. Both Mr. Fellman and Mr. Ross, who will graduate from the law college this year, are members of the< 2cta Beta Tau Fraternity. Mr. Fellman is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Leon Fellman, and Mr. Ross Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ross.
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Beth El Synagogue Scene Of Nogg-Frankel Wedding Miss Barbara Kay Nogg became the bride of Dean Ellis Frankel in a late afternoon ceremony, Sunday, December 21, at. Beth El Synagogue. Rabbi Myer S. Kripke officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Arthur Noijg, the groom, the son of Mrs. Harry A. Frankel. The bride's gown was of snow while peuu de .soie and hand run
at the Highland West Club. Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k e l are s p e n d i n g their honeymoon in Chicago.
Mrs. Stuart Rochman. They were attired in street length emerald green satin lace. Stuart Frankel was best man for his brother. Groomsmen were Alan Kay Nogg, brother of the bride; Lloyd Arkin, cousin of the groom; Marvin New-berg and Stuart Rochman. Mrs. Nogg, mother of the bride, chose a Capri blue peau de soie and chiffon street length gown. A soft pink peau de soie s t r e e t length was worn by Mrs. Frankel. mother of the groom. A reception and dinner followed
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By Saul Curson The difficulty with calling the shots in the Middle East from a desk at the United Nations is Col. Nasser. He can change signals any time he chooses. Having no conscience whatever, he can set the ground rules in accordance with his desires at any given moment. And when a shift occurs—everybody here Is affected, Including Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. Nasser Shifts Attention -• Hammarskjold's latest schedule with Nasser. Too many Syrian for the Middle Kast had called for army officers are doubtful of tha a conference with Prime Minister wisdom of having allowed their David Ben Gurion on some basic country to become an Egyptlnn ssues concerning Israel's armis- province. Even the Sudan, where tice agreements with all four If Nasser thought he has flings arits next-dooT Arab neighbors, with ranged neatly, turned against him. specific emphasis on the pact with There always has been, there still Jordan. 'Die last thing Nasser is now, one issue that's sure to wants Is to let Hanimarskjold dig bring these countries back into tha down to fundamentals. So the Egyptian fold. That issue is ontUnited Arab Republic dictator has Israelism.-And if Israel will not forced a shift again. He did tills accommodate by attacking any of iy attacking Israel from the Syrl- the Arab states—Nasser will proin sector of his domain. vide the attack around whicn ail The trick is a familiar one. Two Arabs could rally. United Nations, N. Y. (JTA)— Dr. Charles Malik of Lebanon, >r three times in the past, Nasser Ilamniarslijold's scheduling president of this year's General lias resorted to this device on the of Hut conference on basic Issues Assembly, does not see "at the DVO of a Hammarskjtild visit. It with11Hen (iurlon made It necessary present moment at least a sign of has always worked before. Instead that Nasser speed up his timeImproved Arab-Israel relations." of discussing basic issues, the SecDr. Malik made the statement at retary General finds himself com- table. When his artillery Hliellrd TURNDOWN: The United Na- a United Nations Correspondents pelled to meet an immediate crisis. seven Israeli villages, (tending Chicago (JTA)—American tions Security Council rejected Is- Association luncheon. The long-term issue gets shelved. more than 800 homfos Info tlie Israel plains frnm tho fpinposts atop Jews contemplating plans to rael's application for UN memIraq Tearful Conceding that "Israel Is an inSyrian heights—Nasser (jot Ills dejoin in the exodus to suburbia bership by a vote of five to one ternational reality," fho president True, there are other reasons had warning from a Chicago with five attentions. of the General Assembly viewed why Nasser needs an open quarrel sired change in emphasis. Israel's Virtual Ultimatum rabbi that such a transfer may Middle East problem as ono with Israel at this time. Things DEBATE: Prime Minister Da- tlio bring as many problems as It Israel has had to go Into tna lire not going too well for him. that Is "very difficult" nnd at id Ben Gurion announced in Tel least In part a result of tlio pro- Iraq is too fearful of direct affili- Security Council with n virtual ulsolves. Rabbi Ernest M. Lorge, LVIV that the Israel Government found conflicts between tlio Great ation with the Cairo axis. Neither timatum—threatening massive respiritual leader of Temple was making every effort to im- Powers. Tlie former Foreign Min- Lebanon or Jordan is lining up taliation If another attack is Beth Israel, said that many port kosher meat for all who ister of Lebanon said that tlio launched by Syria similar to tno people had come to his study wanted it. He issued the state- basis of the differences between one of December 3, Now Hammar"to confess that by moving ment after Rabbi I. M. Levin, Min- Israel and the Aral) states Is morskjold will have to talk to Nasser, into suburban areas they have ster of Religion, and Mosbe Sha- al and psyeliologieal rather than to ask him to please stop bombing over-extended themselves fi- piro, Minister of Immigration, cri- one of teehnologleal Imbalance. Israel. Now Hnmmnrslcjold will By Itiililil Samuel J. Fox nancially." Among the prob- icized the Government for alII'ESTION: Is It true that Tu- have to talk to Ben Gurion to ask lems which the migrants had ocating foreign exchange for the inl-C'uIn was tlm first metallur- for assurance that there will be no not anticipated, he said, were mport of non-kosher meat. reprisal raids. And the discussion (Jewish Telegraphic Agency) higher taxes, costs of landJordan's failure to live ANSWER: This depends upon scaping and transportation n understanding of A Biblical to several articles in Its 1949 and inadequate-sized schools erse (Genesis 5:22) which speaks armistice agreement—that \v.*il He reported cases of chilif Tubal-Cain as the "forger of have to wait. dren suffering because of reHere, at the U.N., there was too Jerusalem (JTA)—Israel hopes very cutting instrument of brnss much readiness on the part of adjustments they had to make adding "these problems are New York (JTAi—Applications to acquire an atomic power plant md iron." The Targum, as men- many important forces 1o slougn told only in confidence to the xom American and Canadian col- by 10G5 through close coopera- ioned by Nahmanidies, interpo- off that December 3 attack ngainst rabbi and psychiatrist." legians who wish to spend a year tion with Norway, Prof. Ernst iates the words "the father of" Israel as a minor skirmish. Tlio Emphasizing that he was of study at the Hebrew Univer- Bergman, chairman of the Israel Into tho text indicating that Tu- incident was far from minor. True, not suggesting the suburbs sity in Jerusalem will be accepted Atomic Energy Commission, said bal Cain was the forerunner of the "only" one Israeli was killed. Bift as the result of the visit here and metallurgists. Biblical critics like it was the discipline nnd irio ofhad nothing to offer, R;ibbi through January 15. Lorge added, "I am saying The year-long program', which discussion of the peaceful use of lolizingor and Gunkcl concur In fense-readiness of the Israeli vilthat the suburbs, too, present begins in July, 1959, is in two atomic energy by a Norwegian this contention. At any rate, at lages and settlements that kept least it is true that Tubal-Cain the casualty lists down. This corproblems and people should parts; the first, four-month course atomic scientist team. s the first person mentioned In respondent saw, and held in his consider those problems very being devoted to intensive study He said one of the' principal :he Bible an a metallurgist. carefully before d e c i d i n g of Hebrew; the second eight conclusions of. the discussion was hands, some of the Iron hardware whether to stay or move." months is devoted to courses at that close, international cooperathat had rained down on those IsQUESTION: Wlio made the raeli farmers. The- evidence had the University, including history, tion in the field of atomic energy literature, Bible and related sub- was the small nations' solution hells of pure gold to trim the hem been brought here from Israel Restrictions Ease on of the robe of tho High Priest? jects. within 48 hours of that December because none of them individually ANSWER: The Bible (Exodus 3 attack. Importation of Cars can carry out the tremendously expensive research conducted by 28:3) writes "And Thou shalt Expert military men who examspeak unto all that are wise Jerusalem (JTA)—The Israel the major powers. hearted, whom I have filled with ined the stuff, at the name time Government has announced that Mrs. D a v e Cohn, chairman, he spirit of wisdom, that they this correspondent did, were not the Importation of foreign made make Aaron's garments." This slow in agreeing that tlio Iron automobiles, will require only a Jewish Charities Section of the would indicate that* there was a rained down on Israel from tho formal permit. However, import Needlework Guild Drive, urges all class of divinely inspired artisans Syrian heights on December 8 was duties will be heavier than In the those who have not sent in their contributions to do so immediwho were entrusted with the murderous. Had tho villages not past. Jerusalem, (JTA)—The newest making of these objects; just as possessed tho deep shelters, nnd On entry of the car, the buyer ately. . In addition to those previously move in the Israel Government's there was such a group who made hod tho settlements not trained Iti will have to pay a duty of up to program of economic liberalization 11 Israel pounds per kilogram of l i s t e d the following have con- was an announcement that the the various implements used In people how to tiilic shelter promptly—tho deaths could have been the weight of the car. Under the trihuted: Mmes. Rueben Bordy, Government was ready to transfer the tabernacle. numbered by tho dozens. As It Is, arrangements, a 1958 car of the Max E. Cohn, Leslie Davis, Irving all food imports to private busiproperty damage alone was lowest-priced standard American W. Forbes, Charles S. Gendler, ness under certain conditions. QUESTION: Why is It forbid- the makes would cost upwards of Sam Hahn, Louis Hurwitz, Frank den to Ienvc a holy hook open counted at a mlllon Israeli pounds. The principal condition, the when not using the hook? But the latest nttack by Nasser 14,000 pounds which is 57,700 at Kelberg, Jack Melcher, Benjamin blew up more than kindergartens, the official rate and $5,600 at the Miroff, Albert Nepomnlck, Max Minstry of Trade said, was that ANSWER: Shabbatai ben Melr Ontman, David Parker, Samuel private enterprises undertake to ha-Kohen, the famous Rabbinic dining halls and cowsheds. It also free rate. L. S t e r n , Max A. Wasserman, mantain a minimum stockpile of scholar of the 17th century, known blew sky high the agenda for tha Louis Wintroub, Bernard Zevitz, all basic commodities to meet six- as the "SHAK", quotes a source Ben Gurion-Hammarskjold Milts. months need. At present, most In his commentary to the Shul- In that resepct, the latest Nasser and Miss Rena Gross. basic foodstuffs are imported,by chan Aruk, claiming that such a maneuver has already succeeded. Government agencies nnd only the Tel Aviv (JTA)—Israeli farm(Jewish Telegraph Agency) tends to bring on forgetmarketing is done by prvate enter- practice ers and hastily-mobilized Ministry fulness In the mind of the person prise. of Agriculture specialists begun who studied or read the book. war on hordes of red locusts who It WHS reported that Govern- This may be associated with a have settled on the new crops In Phoenix, Ariz. (JTA)—A call ment officials were willing to pro tradition which prohibits the Sefer Someone who has the Western Negev. for the Phoenix community to vide credits to private business for Torah being left open when it is Planes equipped with chemica initiate a campaign of educating handling nf food imports. not being read. For this purpose "everything" Bpray tanks joined the battle, even immigrants in the principles of some congregations have artistic as new swarms were reported America democracy was voiced tapestries which are used to cover would prize a heading toward Israeli fields. The here by the Jewish Community the Tornhs while blessings are beWestern Negev has suffered from Council as a result of the arrest f>f ing mnde for various worshippers portrait of a prolonged drought and now, aft' a German i m m i g r a n t youth between tiie portions that are read er the first rains brought young charged with anti-Semitic violence New York, (JTA)—Increased for tho particular occasion, In gengreen shoots above ground, the against a local Jewish family and life-span of residents in Jewish eral, leaving a book open is a your family1. crops. arc threatened again. a Jewish nursing home. homes for the aged is tending to symbol of tho lack of regard for shift institutional services from the volurrfe and its contents. Havcare of the well aged to care for ing no regard for the contents of the chronically ill and the mildly a book, would bring on the procsenile, it was reported by' the ess of forgetting what was read Council of Jewish Federations and in the book, and thereby perhaps a Welfare Funds, lapse of memory in general. Photographer Jerusalem (JTA)—Countersome 6,000 pounds in Israeli With nearly three-quarters of (Jewish Telegraphic Agency feit Israeli currency found renotes when he was forced to home residents 75 years and older, 817 So. 36th HA 1044 cently on an Egyptian Jewish sell his business before being the report notes that an expansion refugee in_ Milan Is of too expelled by authorities of the in bed capacity was utilized largely New Transportation good a quality to have been Nasser regime. Most of his for, the mildly senile and the , Jerusalem (JTA)—A new Amerprinted by any except an ofnotes were of 10-pound de- chronically ill. The report listed a ican-Israeli corporation has been DAILY JEWISH PAPERS ficial Egyptian agency, police nomination, but others of total of more than 14,000 persons formed to transport by freighter BAR and Bns Mitzvali congratuexperts here believe. smaller denomination have in Jewish homes for the aged fruit from Nicaragua to the Unitlations also for all Jewish holiturned up elsewhere, the Is- throughout tho United States and ed States, Its initial capitalization days and special occasions. The refugee in Italy told raeli police report police that he had been given Canada. Is $14,000,000. , Meyers News Stand, 1502 Dodgo
FIRST: More than 2,000 porions took part in the dedication of,the first group of buildings of Yea'i.va College in upper Manhattan. Speakers predicted a new dawn for, Jewish learning in the United States and a strengthening Ten Years Ago of traditional Judaism from the PLEA: United States delegate first American Jewish-sponsored college blending secular and religi- John Ross and acting United Nalons m e d i a t o r Ralph Bundle ous education. asked the seven-nations UN sancRECORD: The acquisition of tions sub-committee to avoid Palestine citizenship by Jewish "hasty action" on a British proimmigrants established a record posal that the sub-committee produring November, the British ceed promptly to consider sancMandatory Government announced ions against Israel to hale fightIn Jerusalem. During November, ng in the Negev. 1,000 certificates of citizenship PROGRESS: In a historic vote, he General Assembly, meeting in were npproved. Paris, unanimously approved an SUGGESTION: Rabbi Philip international convention out-lawBernstein, the first rabbi to ad- ing genocide. The new convention dress a Quadrennial Meeting of defines as a punishable crime the Federal Council of Churches, gainst humanity any attempt to destroy a national, ethnic or religious group.
All aliens who are in the United States on January 1, each year, must report their addresses to the Attorney General by the end of the month, it was announced by the Immigration and Naturalization Service at the Federal Building. Forms with which to make the report can be obtained from any Post Office or Immigration office during the month of January. The law provides severe penalties for failure to comply with this requirement, it was reported.
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Israel Status
Suburbanites Warned
Jewish Quiz Box
Israel Hopes for Atomic Power Plant University Accepting With Norway Aid Applications for Study
Contributors lamed
Israel Food Imports To Private Firms
Locusts in FJegev
Democracy Education Urged for Immigrants
Jewish Homes for Aged Claim 14,000
Police ieiieve igygsf Counterfeit Israel
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