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Men's Division Adds 219 Ne Pledge Cards to ItsRolls
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jsical Revue and Address by Noted ^Refugee Rescue' Expert to Headline 2|jWorker's Campaign Meeting Tuesday
Two hundred and nineteen new] which TC voluntarily unite", he jilt'dgp c u d s have been added toj went on to say, "than our tlie list of iliiniu-s by the Men's; thropics. It is through our ) nviMuu fit the li'.'i!' Philanthropies, j effort tlint we educate our Tin* announcement was made at j support our home for the'• aged i the fiisl rcpiirl meeting of thej contribute towards, our Nation't I division l>y its general tliainiian, Jewish hospitals and meet mil ' Arthur A. Colin. obligations towards world ,le\u \ [ .These pledges are from Omaha ns ; It is through tin's campaign til it I him have not given in recent citin- wo restore meaning to life fin those who mi{;ht olhcrwise fii( i' |>aigus, he pointed ou|. • t Mr. Colin said that this was one j n hopeless future." Mr. Colin lirgi-il WOI'IIITK In tin oI tlie most encouraging factors . ot the campaign, due to the fact Men's Division to malie mi r\lr.i that the money coming from these effort to complete card cover,ijfe pledges will augment lust year's during HID nevl ten days MI tint he can nialir a final rijxirt ut total. "Kill cvi-n more .important", lie thti Initial (iifls illimer. hdilril, "I* that these naiiiet repre- j "I nm eoiinllnj; on everyone toj Bent active clmmrn for active vimvj PARTICIPATK, S O L I C I T and |ml|;u>>. Wo hope iiur portion of- CONTlllliUTK", he concluded this drivi- will lie completed by i Ilio thin- Die Initial <ilftt get* mi-1 A " ' ' u (Icr wuj MI tlwt <mr wurlcrn will | lie in a position to help lender* Cf tln< Initial (ilfts group." The drive to-date. Mr, Cohen r l'jiKillnienl for the Jewish Com'l.lA.I> rlrcl.uod, gives every indication niunily ('enter. J're-Scliool Day •• - " that this• community Is responsive Camp Is- in full KsvinK at the CenMIIICH. lidlu'rt Halter. NtiioMH Dnii nberg, (front row); Mines. t<i the needs -that must he met ter, Mrs. Leonard Kulakofsky, Day Itoliert Sllvrriniiii, Simford lii<ipli>, ll<irlej' Zipursliy who will perliv our Jewish Philanthropies, and (.'amp chairman, announced. thai everyone is n't tempting to do The Pre-.School Day Camp will form ill "I'liiini I'revleiv." Alines. Diinald N*o(j(f and A. C Felljnan, not Hbiiun in tin- iibutoKrapli, are nlsii nu-iniicrs of the cast. Ills Mm re. be conducted from June 15 to July "There is no greater purpose for 10 with half'tlay programs, daily, Monday Ihrousih Friday for hoys and girls between the aj.'<\s of three and five years. Pre-School c a m p e r s v.ill lie picl:ed up at !) a.m. lit five locaDeleK'vtes fnun Dos Moines, l.i tions, and will l)'-¥ returned diSioux City, fa., Lincoln, Nebr. and rectly to their imi'iies at noon. An; Home 700 Oinalians are expected Omaha will attend Hie semi-annual addilional polu* Is conteui|>l'it''d i to attend tin- Heth Israel dinner conference of the Workman's CirThe Jewish Community Center in Lovcland if tlu.' need arises. ! hoiiorhiR veieran showman, CeoiHe cle 'Mid-West District, Sunday, 'Children's Activities department lli'f.istration lor pre-schoolers' JessL-1, .Sunday at li.1,1 p.m. at the March 21) at -the Labor Lyceum, will offer a series of children's will he limited in order to curry! ,'!021 Owning Street, f>h>f,T<uiis, Tuesday, Wednesday out tills specialized Day Camp j A 6 p.m. dinner will celebrate end T h u r iicliiy afternoon* of service. Campers will take part in! Tlie consuenatiun w ill present ils sprint; vacatinn at the (Vnler. (jftines, dances, trips, water sports, annual humanitiirian award to the 75th birthday of Max Crounse, "Alice In Wonderland" and camp activities geared to the Jessel on the occasion of his Cist actively identified with the organiWiilt Disney's "Alice in. Wonder- interest and ability of the indi- birthday anil his 50th anniversary zation for more than 45 years. in show business. Currently Mr. Crounse is district land" will ho featured Tuesday, vidual child. Among the honored guests who treasurer, Workman'!! Circle DraMarch 21 at two separate perPre-.School Camp will be directformances, at. .1 p. ni. and 3 p. m. ed by Mrs. Miushall BecUcv:, Cen- will-lie present will lie Governor matic Club treasurer and chairTlie .event wan planned to coin- ter professional staff member, who Ralph G. Brooks uml Mayor John man of the Jewish Labor Committee. cide with Tuesday's workers meet- has had considerable training, ex- Rosenblatt. A musical program uill be preMrs. Henry Appel, chairman of ing of the Philanthropies Wom- perience and "'study In working arrangements for tho banquet; sented under the direction of Sam en's division In order to provide with pre-schoolers. entertainment for youngsters of For additional information or Sam Hahn and Mrs. Samuel Kntz- Zwerling. The arrangements comtiiose nttintliiiK Woilwis are in- foi a priwite appointment call the inan, chairman and women's divi- mittee Includes Mr. and- Mrs. L. (Continued on Page 3.) (Continued on Page 3.1 (Contiiwed on P«»;e 2 i office, J.ickson 1566
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Day Gamp Registering Pre-Schoolers, Center
Beth Israel Expects s Circle TOO at Sunday Award District Meeting Dinner for Jesse!
Oenter Offers Three Children's Program During Vacation
Youth Council Names Leaders To Top Philanthropies Posts Koui1 lop fiobt appointments have been announced by the Youth Council Division o( the 1959 Philant hropies Campaign. Justin Gieenberg and Phyllis Abrahams who as co-chairmen, led the youth organization In achieving a record drive lust year, havo been named Grand Marshals. Under their direction, the youth unit topped its goal of $1,000 in ]fi5S. Both indicated they hoped to set a new record in the.current
Alvin Newberg and Ethel Sabes will serve ag their co-chairmen. All four are Central High school students. They are already engaged in planning their campaign strategy and ask that all Youth Council members Interested in active participation in the drive contact them as soon ns possible. An announcement, of -captains and lieutenants will be published in the next issue of the Jewish Pi ess
Players Will Honor Sholem Aleichem, Mar. 24, at.Center The Farliiind Theatrical Caravan v.'lll honor the lOOlli nnniVi'r;i;if>' of Sholem Alcichem'.s birth When they appear ut tho Jewish Connniinity Center on Tuesday, IMnrch 2-1 at 8 p. in. The Caravnn players will appear in u musical comedy hnscd on m u I c r i n 1 from the works of Sliolem Alelchem. Thfl jplayert are a sextette of musical comedy performers of. the New York Jewish Art Theater who huve enjoyed a tremendous success on their current rood tour. They pra Minu Bern, Lily. Lllllana, Leon tleli-
[»old, Al Ifarris, Joe Barash and their director. Hen Bonus, whose mastery of the theater have excited audiences wherever they have appeared. Due to tho heavy schedule nnd commitments in other cities the troupe is able to he in Omaha only one ntj;ht. Tickets are on sale now ut the Jewish Community Center oC from members of the Jewish Culture Council, Joseph Uadinow sKi, chairman reported. AOdmls liion Is $1.25. For reservations or Information call the Activities. Office JA. 13G6.
fdiss Sylvia Heuiander To Address Gathering "I'urlni Preview," a colorful musical story of tlie Jeivisli 1'Iiilan-s (liroples cnmjmlKii, liiglilifjliln the proitrum of the Women's .111vision-. workers' meeting on Tuesday, .March 'II ut J2:30 p.m. ar the Jewish CunuimnUy C-pntftr.' Shurili(f the podium lit tile dessert luncheon will IK: Miss Sylvia Ne»liimler, noted relu^ee rescue worker, \vlio has just relumed from u mission in Ituiiiania. She has l>6en close to the scene of activity in Israel anil Eutiipt tor Xtt year» tihi will speak from experience of tli» iip-to-minute problems. This duo-action presentation ot the United Jewish Appeal story to the workers, captains and chairmen of tho Women's Division will set the pace ior the campaign which will culminate in an all city meeting on Wednesday, April 8 at Beth Israel Synagogue, according to Mrs. Morris Grossman, 'over-all... chairman of the Women's Division. Tlie cast or "Purini Preview," a flvllKhtinl mimlcul in the style of a "minstrel KIIOIV," Includes IMrs. Norman DCIU'IIIMTK, itt director,
• MlM Sylvia Neulnmler Mrs. Oonald Nogg, Mrs. Robert SUvermon, Mr». Slorlcy Xlpursiqr';, uncl Mrs. K«b«rt BuUer. AecompOf nlst Is Mrs. A. C. Fcllman. Tl»8 oritriiial version of tho musical HIM seen In Miami, Flu., where It wim an Immediate seneatlon. In telling the story of world Jewish activities Miss Neutander.. has at her finger-Up's knowiedga of Israel, its conditions and development as she has seen it: on: tfht trips there and in discussions with government and Jewish Agency officials. She.very recently accompanied a shipload of Immigrants to Hiufa ivnvl wovkesi aotively with the Polish Jews a i they left penniless on their way.: to Israel. :. Shico this meeting falls during: spring v a e a 11 o n from publlo Hchools, arrangements liave been mailis I»r' i\ i>r«(;ti«n lor art chtt" dren liefjhitilns; ut the same timo as the dessert-luiielieoii. rre-seliool aged children wll also bo cntor« talneil In a sepuratt; program.
Soviet Jews May Bake Maizohs Paris (WNSI—Jews' In tho Soviet. Union this year have been pei-milled to hake rmitzoh for Passover, according to Jewish leaders here. '..-'•.
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Until further notice, tlie Jewish. Community IJhrary .will r-Dt bo open on Sunduy afternoon; to^ul.nr !,ihr.-;-.-v- l"i" ' '' and 1 -5 Monday : through Friday.
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Friday, March 10, 1950
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Newspaper Editor io Speak at Pioneers Luncheon March 26
Religious Services 6:16 P- "'•
B'NAI JACOB ADAS VESHUKON Services at B'nai Jacob-AdasYeshuron will begin Friday at 5:43 p. m. and Saturday morning at 8:30 a. m. with Mincha at 5:45 p. m. followed by Shalosh S'cudos. Daily services nt 6:30 a. m. and 6 p. m.
Mrs. Pearl Mitchell of St. Louis, Mo., will he the gui'st speaker at the annual Donor Luncheon to be Ki\en by the Pioneer Woman's 26 at the Fireside Restaurant at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Mitchell is membership chairman of the St. Louis Council and is city editor there for the National Jewish Post. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Harry Richlin, WE. 1562 and Mrs. Milton Nearenbcrg, chairman, JA 2591. Among those working on the luncheon are Mrs. Marian Bondarin, Mrs. Sam Rifkin, donor journal; Mrs. II. Freed and Mrs. Max Feiwlowitz, reception; Mrs. Jacob Feldman, decorations and Mrs. Dave Epstein, program.
TEMPLE ISRAEL Services will be held this Friday (Seated, front row, left to right): Mr«. Sam Lenlt, ICH/.ahctli Hnrt, Mrs. Josef Mayer, Mrs. •vening at 8:15 p. m. Following Morris Grossman, general women's chairman; Dorothy Itusrntlml, Ida .Spring; (nentcd, second ro\v)l gervices, What We Said For You," Mrs. David Greenborg, Mrs. Jack Lutthrg, Mrs. Arthur M»isliin, Mrs. Alice Hunger, IJesso Blank; an informal report will be present(seated, third row): Mrs. Dnvld Ueeke.r, .Mrs. licit Ilershom, Juno Kohl, Fnnnle Wr/.elniaii; (standing): ed by Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks and Knluli Franklin, Mrs. Clmrlt'B S. Itosx, Women's Business and Professional Section chairman; Mm, Julius Cohn on their trip to a colElizabeth Fried, Julia ZuUer, Gertrude MO7.IT, Mrs. Peter Meyers, Mm. Julia Jacobs, Mrs. Philip D. lege campus for the Jewish ChauSchwartz, Sirs. William Epstein and Mrs. Morris G. Cohen. tauqua Society. Governor Ralph G. Brooks, a The. above workers were the guests of .Mrs. Hoss, chairman, of the Women's B. and P. (SecShabbas morning gervices will frequent speaker for Israel Bonds, begin at 11:30 a. m. with Rabbi will appear at the April 1 Past tion of the Philanthropies at a brunch meeting Sumliiy at her home, when plans were organised for Brooks officiating and the Relig- Presidents' Stag to be given at their part In the drive. Mrs. Mayer, Miss Ilosentluil and .Miss Spring arc serving as campaign coious School Choir under the direc- the Highland Country Club by chairmen with Sirs. Koss. .Mrs. Grossman outlined drive procedure and spoke on the. Rumanian sitution of Miss Tda Gitlln singing the Henry Monsky Lodge of B'nai ntlon. Mrs. Koss announced the major meeting of the B. »nd P. nectlon will lie held on Tuesday, April 1, at the Jewish Community Center. musical portions of the service. B'rith, Bert Render and George J. Shafer, co-chairmen of the funcBETH EL tion, announced. Services at Both El Synagogue Named to handle ticket sales for will begin at 8:15 p. m. Rabbi Myer the event which raises supplemenS.Kripke will deliver the sermon, tary funds for B'nai B'rith service "Amos on lGth Street." Cantor programs are Edward Rosen, HA Aaron I. Edgar anil the Beth El 3020; Louis Papcrny, GL 0218; Traditional 'services and chil- incuts will be s c n e d follow ing t h e | Synagogue Choir will render the Marvin Treller. PR 4233; Louis ren's festivities will all be a part service;;. t musical portions of the service. Cnnar, AT 7202; Sol Yaffe, JA of the Purim holiday observance "The Stoiy Book Pimm ' will be ' Sabbath morning .services are at 0770; Dr. AIM? Grf-cnberg, JA 3109; which hi'ins Monday c v e n i n j.;, j presented M.it ill i.2. in the Tempk j fi:30 a. m. The Junior ConKregii- Lou Jess, JA 7755; Karl Siegcl, March 23. Social Hall at 2:30 p. m. by the tion Service is at 10:30 a. m. Min- OR 1800; Millard Margolin, GL Saturday j>c)uol duision Beth Kl cha-Maariv Services arc nt 6:15 9053 and Sid Taren, WE 0745. Membeis of the cist will be The annual crowning of (lie p. m, In addition. Render at JA 2076 Purim King and Queen will be Belly Brody, Carole Allsuler, Wore Plan- i ;r, John spltrer, fZcdft TrcMer, Ltonore I The Sunday morninu sen ice is | o r R E r )344 a m ] tjhafer at PR 4233 held at I3eth Kl / Synagogue on Wolfion. Goire Cunmitrs //ellnfla Rojcn j Chuck Moycr Jane Smccr n Jo Froncci Co at 9 a. m. in the Chapel followed 0I . G L &!62 have tickels available. Monday evening at 7:.'W p. m. btn, Lee Roie. Lonny Rips, Susort Porter by a coffee and study-discussion Gerald Schwartz is public relations Bonk, Suion Lincoln Janp Shrler Susy following ihc reading of the Megil- Ellen Waldbaum, Rochtlle Llpp tllcn David •ession at 9:30 a. rn. led by Rabbi chairman. Caroline Brody. Sandy Grecnberg, Jill Slcjah for the young worshippers. bura, Nomry Aronioti, Ronna Nepomnick, Kripke. Daily services are at 7 MONUMENTS Plans for the stag will be dis'me king and queen will be iteve Wlgodiky. Rick Blrenbero, Alon Kuloa. m. and 7 p. m. cussed at this week's meeting of »lected by their court, Including kofiky ond Steve GoMlleb. in the Jewish Tradition Breadbreakers, Wednesday noon the following: Mrs. Robert Hosen is director Your order nhould b« plficfd well In advance of "Yjihrzi'lt" «o tho BETH ISRAEL at the Jewish Community Center. . The p r l n c t i : Lorry Blitmtnthol. R°b«M and producer with Mrs. Eleanor work docs not have* to be Imrricd. Bordy, Rick/ Chudocoff, Sonford Frlttknon, Whitman as accompanist. Her Rabbi Benjamin Groner, Cantor All B'nai B'rith members in Oma- Mtlvln Kal»ke«. Sltvtn KtAi. Jerry Novak, Ell Kagan, The Beth Israel Syna- ha and Council Bluffs are Invited. Lloyd We are known for our exacting _ _ Rolllteln, Morly anunvi,, Shukert a Si *l" in> SoVoSoVo committee Includes the Mines. Edlo),'Donald Sworn, FranHIn Wlntroub, Rob- ward Milder, Morris Kirshenbaum, Hebrew lettering *nd detail. gogue Choir^ and Intermediate ert Yager ond Barry Zoob. You may placo your confidence Cohen, Norman /Lincoln, "B" Class will conduct services this The p r l n c m u i : Dale Brodl>ey, Borboro Julius Vacation Program Chudocoff. Harriet Oolgoff, Alice Felimon. in ui knowing each detail anrJ Greenberg, Morris Llpp. evening at 8 p. m. Rabbi Groner's Elltn Frltd, Moratia Gould, plane Holperln. Henry tradition will be adhered to (Continued from Page 1 ) Bortoro Klmmtl, Netla Krlpke, Cheryl Mil- Prompters are Penny Krashe.and »ermon is entitled, "The Message der, Cynthia Hovok, Morllyn Novak, Lynn with utmost care and ikil). Ann Friedman and the stage crew of Purim." Traditional Friday eve- vlted to bring their children to Sounderi and Jullt Slmcn. ning service (Kabbalas Shabbos) the show free of charge, A Tuesday morniiiK .service will consists of Jack Cain and Nancy Here you deal rilrcrtly with the ••-.,6:25 p. m. Saturday morning serv- day, March 25 at 1 p. m. own**rs . . . We penult no untlino be held at the synagogue nt 7 n. m. Silvernian; Puppet Show ly Kiillclntlon . . . Call us for ices begin at 8:45 a. m. and the Rcth Israel Proceeds from the event will be appointment nt your cronvpnlc-tit:*1. A puppet show by Mrs. Samuel Junior .congregation meets at 10 distributed among the following The reading of the Mcgillah »t a. m. Rabbi Groner will lead the Boyer will be presented Wednes7 p. m. at Eeth Israel will be fol- organizations: American Jewish Saturday afternoon Talmud class day, March 25 at 1 p. m. lowed also by the coronation of Archives, Children'* Memorial hos«t 6 p. m. and Mincha, followed by The event is being co-sponsored pital, Leo M. Baeck School of Shalosh S'eudos and Maariv will1 by Hadassah whose members are kings and fjueens of the Sunday Haifa, National Foundation for begin at 6:30 p. m. meeting that afternoon at the school and Talmud Tor'ah and a Infantile Paralysis, Youth Allynh 3213-1J •'<?'• St. Frank Rcnna including the royal The Sunday morning minyon is Center. Children of members will procession and Nebraska Society for Crippled Open Sunday 2-5 family, whose members will be hlnre 10:3 followed by breakfast and a class ye admitted free. voted into office by a special Children. Maifle Show in Bible and begins at. 8:45 a. m.; school election. the junior congregation meets at The series will conclude ThursAwards will be made and grcg8:30 a. m. Daily services are at 7 day, March 26 when Mike Milder a. m. and at 6:30 p. m. Services will present a .Magle Show at 2 gers and refreshments will be dis! Tuesday morning, Purim day will p. m. The show will be followed tributed. The Megillnh will be re-read on j FREE ESTIMATES begin at 6:45 a. m> by a cartoon enrnival featuring • j The Weewly Talmud Study Mighty Mouse, Andy Pandy and Tuesday at 6:45 a. m. PL 5396 The synagogue's annual chilGroup meets every Tuesday eve- Happy Harmony cartoons. Residential Commercial ning at 6:30 p. m. Saturday mornChildren will receive free re dren's carnival will be held in Ing services at the 19th and Burt freshments at all three events. the social hnll, Sunday, March 29 Street Synagogue, 9 a. m. Tickets for the entre series of from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. The three entertainments are one dol- event is planned by the Youth lar and are available either at the Clubs, and the P\T.A.. Temple Israel individuul performances or earlier Traditional s e r v i c e s and the at the Jewish Community Center. A monument will be dedicated Additional information may be re- Megillah reading will start at 7:15 p. m. at Temple Israel. RefrcshOMAHA'S LEADING to the memory of Mrs. Ruth Leaff quested by calling JA 13CG. Sunday, March 22 at 10:30 a. m. Kosher Meat Market1 and Delicatessen In Golden Hill Cemetery. Rabbi VVA 5554 4415 CUMING Benjamin Groner of Beth Israel STOP AT Final Synagogue, will officiate. Mrs. Leaff had lived in Sioux City and Omaha.
Gov. Brooks Will Be B'nai B'rith Guest
Services and Festivities Scheduled for Purim
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Omaha OompaEiy
Dedications
Thursday. April 16th, 8 P.M. BflS LINDA KIKKES Linda Itiekes, daughter of Mr. and" Mrs. Max Riekcs, will observe her Bas Mitzvah at Beth El Synagogue this evening and Sabbath morning. ] Friends and relatives are invited J to attend both services and the j receptions which folloxv.
Beth I I Synagogue
Our Own Famous Homemcdo Cornad Beef
PRESSED CORNED DEEP LOAF $1.50 Lb.
DR. JUDAH J. SHAPIRO Nefl Director — Hillol Foundation of .B'nsi B'rith
ADMISSION IS FREE
Prompt Attention Given to Phono Orders
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Out-of-Town Visitors To Attend Bas Mifzvah
Miss Bobetfe Kaplan Will
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den" by a dust of five members. A hiiy.c group of out-of-town The prognim also will honor Ttl Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaplan ol visitors urc expected for the Bas Pioneer Women's Organization A\iv'.s SOth anniversary celebration University City, Mo., have anMitzvah of Linda Kiekes, daughter will hold their monthly Oneg by special tribute. nounced the ciii/ajjiiiir-iit. of their of Mr. and Mrs, Max Klcke?. Shabbat Saturdjy,1 March 21, 1-30 daughter, Mis.s Bobette to Dr. They aie Miss Jill Riekes, Mrs. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Isadora iu-:Nity MONSKY lister John Nathan, son of Mrs Fannie Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forbes, 1720 North 51st Street. IlOAItl) MKKTIMJ Charles Nathan. Their marriage Pasarow, Los Angeles, Cal.; Mr. Joe Radimnvski, Abe Schneider, Mrs. Harry Smith will be host- will take place June HHth in St. and Mrs. diet Lustgarten, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ncarenbcrtj will ess for the 12:30 p.m. board meet- Louis, Mo. nnd Mrs.'Alex Markotvitz, Mr. and take part in the program. Mrs.ing of the Henry Monsky Chapter The Kaplans will honor their Mis. Sam Kantor, Tulsa, Okla.; Dave Kpstcin is cultural chairmani No. 470 of H'nai B'rith, Thursday, daughter and her fiance at. a codeMr. and Mrs. N. B. Roisman, Oklafriends and members are invited. March 2G. A dessert luncheon will tail party April 5. homa City, Okla,; Mr. and Mrs. be'Served. Miss Kaplan attended Indiana .Sam Beber, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin 8l)T SCIIOLAKSIIII' University and was graduated from Fitch, Leo Tuikel, Park Forest, IIKNEF1T LUNCHEON IIADASSAIF.S ANNUAL Washington University. She reIII.; Mr. and Mrs. Morton BlitThe Omaha Alumnae League of SIU'I'LIES MEETING cently returned from a European stein, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Serlin, Sigma Delta Tnu Sorority will The annual Hadassah supplies tour. Chicago, 111.; Mr. and Mrs, David Join alumnae all across the nation, meeting the Omaha Chapter of Sherman, St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. and Dr. Nathan attended Yale UniSaturday, March 21 in a special Hadassahof will be held Wednesday, versity and was graduated from Mrs. Joe C. Ginsberg, Des Moines, PcteKurtmnn Memorial Scholar- March 25 at Jewish Communi- Omaha University and the Univerla. rind Mrs. Avrum Fitch, Dallas, ship Fund Benefit. The scholar- ty Center, atthe 12:30 p.m. luncheon. sity of Nebraska College of MediTex. ship has been established as a na- The Hadassah chair- cine where he was affiliated with The Bas Mitzvah will be held tional project In memory of Pcle man, Mrs. Saul M.supplies has asPhi Delta Epsilon. Friday evening nnd Saturday Kartman, a former national presi- her co-chairmen, Gi'aetz, Mnies. Henry morning at Beth El Synagogue. dent. Stern, Dave Manvitz, Sam KaiThe event open to all members man, Szold; Harry Goldstrom, and their guests will be held at 1Louis Albert, William Pollack, Miss Hobctte Knplan p.m. at the home of alumnae- presi- Herzl; William Alberts, Sam Ban, dent, Mrs. Robert Wngn/r, 702Eugene Cooper, Joe Bernstein, You'll Be Pleased SIGMA ALPHA MU NEWS Farkwood Lane. An Informal des- Weitzman group. W C Conference First place in scholastic achievesert luncheon and afternoon of (Continued from Page 1.) Mri. Ervln Simon, program ment among fraternities at the If You Shop at games has been planned. Witkin, Milton Nearenberg, Sam chairman, will present the Young Reservations are being taken by Judea groups. The groups from University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Susman and Morris Goodman. In Wmes. Justin Manvitz, RE 9509, the sixth, seventh and eighth went to Sigma Omicrbn Chaptar charge of food preparation are and Bernard Hockenberg. WAgrades have as their leaders the of Sigma Alpha Mu. , Mmes. Sam Binder, Nathan LorThe Chapter also announced man, and Etta Orensteln. L. Wit»256. Misses Nancy Frledlnnder and Kay that Jack Orueh, son of Mr, and Turner, sixth grade; Benhie Hay- Mrs. Albert A. Onlch and a past kin will be toastmastcr of the eve- Quality Clothes for Men B * P HADAKSAH kin, seventh grade; and Anita Ra- president, was one of five recip- ning, and Morris Goodman will be riJIUM DINNER Open Till f Etch Evening vltz, eighth grade. the chairman. B and P Hadassah'i Purim din- A movie will be shown fpr chil- ients of the Woodrow Wilson Fel4013 FARNAM ST. The morning session of the conner meeting is set for Wcdnesduy dren while their mothers attend lowship. The award consists, of $2,000 plus tuition and fees and ference will be held from 10 a.m. March 25th at 6 p.m. at the Jew- the meeting. will be used by Oruch to continue until noon when lunch "Will'be ish Community Center. the study of literature at the Uni- served. The afternoon meeting will The program, in observance of continue from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. versity of Indiana next fall. Jewish National Fund month, will NEBRASKA CHAPTER District officers are L. Witkin, feature n talk by Miss Ida Spring, TO PRESENT SLATE Another member of the organtree chairman, and ;.i special pres- A slate of nominations will be ization, Martin Sophir, son of Mr. chairman; Morris F. Goodman, secpresented at the next meeting of entation of National Hartassali's and Mrs. Alfred Sophir, was se- retary and Mr. Ciounse. new program piece, ".Flock Gar- the B'nai H'rith Nebraska Chap- lected as one of 12 finalists for the ter No. 310 Thursday, March 26 title of "Most Eligible Bachelor" at. 8:30 p.m. at the Jewish Com- on the campus. MAKE DIAMONDS f ROM WAST10 MAST munity Center. K» OUR HLICKiU The slate will include Mints. YOUR William Stone, president; Joe PASSOVER Mayer, first, vice-president; Al Zwerling, second vice-president; HEADQUARTERS Julian ISaumel, third vlco-presiclent; Moe Grossman, treasurer; Anchorage, Alaska i^TA)—Tho The marriage of Miss Sarita Sally Walfson, financial secretary; first Ba«_JViitzvuh ceren^ny in Zoorwill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art Abrams, corresponding secre- Alaskan history took place at the Ben A. Zoorwill and David Cooper, tary; Phil Ratntr, historian; Phil Elmendorf Air Force Base, the Air son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Coop- Mulnick, sentinel; Murray has disclosed. The Bas Mitzer was solemnized lnte Sunday af- guardian; Charles Scudder,Simon, JUSTIN D. HORWICH V Nor- Force vah was Sandra Fishlow, 12-yearternoon at Beth Kl Synagogue.' man Rosen and Edward Ruback, old daughter of Captain and Mrs. Rabbi Meyer S. Kripke and Can- trustees; and Paul Sucks, monlSpecializing in Jesse Fishlow. tor Aaron I. Edgar performed the tress. Undervalued ceremony. Cards and Mah Jongg will fol- An Air Force family, the FishThe bride chose a floor length low Securities lows have had many homes since a short business meeting. Rej;6\vn of silk pcaii de soie and freshments will be served. their : daughter's blrlh frorji Caland hand clipped Chantilly lace. Her ifornia to Alaska. • Special Situations fingertip veil of imported Illusion During 1956 and 1957, the near.•'. was caught by a pill box of I'URI.M PARTY AT est rcligiou>,sphools was more than lace studded with scud pearls and HOME FOR AC1ED •'Iridescent sequins. She carried a The B'nai B'rith Tie b r a i k a 50 miles away and the girl, with •white bible covered with an or-Chapter will hold its annual Purim her parents, made the twice weekparty at the Dr. Phillip Sher Home ly trip across the Canadian border. chid and stcphanotis. Msmberi New York Stock . Her maid of honor and sister, for the Aged, Sunday, March 22 Sandra . learned to speak Hebrew during this time. At the Elmendorf Eichonga and Other Jliss Bette E. Zoorwill wore pale at 2 p.m. Principal Exchange* pink silk organza. Miss Delores Chairman of the affair ii Mrs. base, the child took part in classes A 1801 FARNAM J. Will and Mrs. Sam V. Cooper, Sam S w e r l i n g ; co-chairmen, conducted by CHaplaln Joshua I the bridesmaids, wore gowns of Mmes. Norman Rosen, Arthur Waehtfogel, Alaska's only rabbi. I WEbster4555 Abrams, Herman Franklin and pale pink cotton and bilk. Jack Cooper, of Dallas, Tex., Paul Sacks. Entertainment will be Jessel Dinner brother of the groom, served as furnished' by Mr. and Mrs. Sam (Continued from Page 1.) best man. Ushers were Snm V.Zwerling, Abe Schneider and Mrs. slon head of the souvenir journal Cooper, brother of the froom, and Sam Levine with Mrs. Leonard committee; and dinner chairman Pinkovitz as piano accompanist. Dari Gordman reported today Wsiyne Siegcl. A reception for 200 persons was Refreshments will be served. "overwhelming success" in each of held at the Synagogue and was their units. followed by a dinner for the ImCongratulatory messages from rncdlntc family at the BInckstonc Jack Benny, Bob Hope, previous Hotel. recipient Eddie Cantor, Walter The couple left on a trip to Los "HAMJTZIM"' Wineholl, Mrs. Jennie Grosslnger, The eighth grade Young Judea Sophie Tucker, former Senator .Ve;;it«, Nev. Fffhtiirlnir Among the out of town guests group "Halutzlm," (Pioneers), will Herbert Lehman, Governor Pat The MiiNt Delightfully DrifcloiiN were the bride's grandparents, Mr. meet at the home of Marcie Co- Drown of California, Ed Sulilvan C'ornetl Ik'cf nnd lMifttriiml haiitluich€» snd Mrs. Dave Zoorwill of Phila- hen, 148 No. 34 Street, March 26 and heads of various humanitnrion "MIAMI BEACH STYLE" at 4 p. m. delphia, Pa. organizations have been received, FARNAM AT 19TH — PHON8 ATLANTIC 1313 — OMAHA, NIBB. according to president, Mmirice KOMI INITIATION Katzman. Births Ronu AZA will hold its first nnDr. Joseph J. Schwartz, execuMr. and Mrs. Jerome D. Wasser- nual initiation banquet Sunday, head of Israel Bonds, said in tnan announce the birth of a «on, April!), at the Fireside Restaurant. ative letter Mr. Katzman that "his Jlichaol Louis, March 14 (it Clark- Initiated will be Robert Lohrman, tireless to have mobilized ton hospital. They are also the Buddy Epstein, Sheldon Krizleman, very greatefforts strength for Israel, for parents of a daughter, Hclene. Stuart Ilurwitz, Gordon Hollis nnd his people and for hid multitude Grandparents are Mr. and Mro. Jeffrey Stern. of communal nnd philanthropic P r e s e n t s • " - - . .'• •.:• •."••. ' . . ' • ' • • ' - < / ) ' : ' '. •••••''!'• '•••' ' . ' ; • JIux A. Wasserman and Mr. and Banquet chairmen will bo Howilrs. David Potash, Matornal great ard Martin and Larry Garrop who endeavors. • • -.' O u r N » w . "•'•• \ ' J . . ' - • • . • • : • [ •'"•'•.•••..•;:•."•" News also wan received this grandfather Is Harry Dolgoff. will be assisted by Buddy Epstein, week that Jessel will receive an Michael Sadofsliy find Robert honorary Doctor of Humanities Mr. and Mra. Coleman Grcen- Lohrman. degree from the famed Albert |berg announce tho birth of a ton, Einstein College of Medicine of Martin Jay, March 13 at Methodist © Continental ©Iftj .Ycshivn. University In May. hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. • Unusual Selection ARTIST EXHIBITION OPENKD J,Iarc«l Kosncr of Oklahoma City, 8:80 a.m. Tel Aviv, (JTA)-An exhibition Okla., and Mr, and Mrs. Samuel © Distinct Quality KBONT—Sunday, March 22, If. Grcenbcrg. Maternal great- "MESSAGE OF ISRAEL"—Dr. of Dutch paintings, Including mas" Alio Your Cholot tf SeUtt Cendlu grandmother Is Mrs. Morris Wolf- Samuel Sandmel, HUC-J1R torpleces of special... Jewish interton of Jacksonville, Fla., and pa- Provost nnd Professor of Bible est, done by artists of the Dutch ternal great-grandparents ere Mr. and Hellenistic Literature. Top- "Golden Age," was opened here RE 5161 Dodge a t 70+h at the new Helena Jlubinsteln and Mrs. Philip Grcenberg of Tuc- ic—"The Horizons of Study." Pavilion. eon, Ari/., and Mrs. Joseph Llpsey. I'IONEi;il WOJII-.N ONK<> SHAiiiiAT
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Jerusalem (JTA)—A five-y«ar development plan for the southern flection of the Negev Desert, inv o l v i n g expenditure* totalling $500,000,000, was considered by the Government. The plan envisages an Inciease of the area's population by 80,000, nnd the provision of 35,000 additional Job« in the rogion. Of the newly employed. 13,000 would be given jobs in new industries connected with development of the Negev's natutal resources processing of otherwise pieparing for export many of Die raw material1! found in the Desert, •These"materials would be exported through the Port of Klath 1o count lies In Africa and Asia. Many other workeis would be employed in a growing pioduction of consumer goods for the Negev's increased population. One part of the program calk for settlement of 5,000 nomadic Bedouins on agricultural lands, making farmers of the Bedouin tribesmen.
'Cohens and Levys1 Predominate Israel
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Exchange Rate Upped For Israel Tourists
Pictured are captains of the .Flillaiithroplp.it Women'* Division nnd representative* of thp. Fcderutiun of Women's Clubs ut u Joint meeting recently tit the home ot Mr». Harry Sldimin lvhere Mrs. Morris Grossman, the division's general chairman >ind Mrn. Mllto I'roemnn, president of the Women'* lederution, conducted open discussion* of campaign plnn*. SmiuiPl ,\'. Wolf, (Jpiiernl ]'lillun()iro|ilps chairman, greeted the Rrfwlun with lirlef remark*.
New Yoilc, (JTA)—"Tourists t o Isuol will reccl\e a 20 per cent picmium over and aboie the offlcial rate of exchange of 1 8 0 Israeli pounds to the dollar," it was announced by Yohanan Be« ham, dneclor of the Israel Government Tourist Office. "As a result, touiisls will now reccivo 2.16 Israeli pounds for each dollar exchanged, up to a maximum of $1,500 per month " The 20 per cent bonus was introduced to encourage tourist tiufflc to Israel. "The new premium obviates and replaces the 20 per. cent discount which tourists te-f eelved at hotels, s i g h t s e e i n g agencies nnd government-approved stores," Bcliai) slated. Upon their departure, tourist! will be able to reconvert Israel pounds''lip to Ihc equivalent of $100, Instpad of the 5*10 limit permitted hitherto:
Jerusalem (WNSj— Of 651,000 Histadrut members, 22,500 are listed as Cohen and 15,000 as Levy, it was disclosed here in a Membership analysis by the Israel Federation of Labor. Indicative of the changed character of Histadrut's membership Oilundo (WNSi—This is the is the fact that 10,000 of its memtime of the year when the adage bers bear the name MizraeJii, showing generally Middle Eastern about the "flowers that bloom in ond Levantine origin. The name the spring" is anathema to joung Klein, of Eastern European cli- ball players as they bask under the mate, showed up 10,000 times on sun d r e a m i n g on making the the list while the name Schwartz "majors," but there Is one player, »howed only a total of 3,500. youthful Barry Latman fiom Los There is no official count of Angeles, who not only pxpectt, "to j the Cohens and Levys in Israel, make the grade but to become nn i.ons (.iiii;v but if the Histadnit ratio is a In eiiabliui' tlie i riiiiPi.il S"i\irp< were held list c r i t e r i o n some 3") percent of j I""/*., I'niliiy In Loi Anj-eles. ("al, for from th« Israel's population amweis to the ^ . !,OHM Ciicfn 7 ! who died Mnich Yankees domination of the basename Cohen or Ix-vy. 11. lie hud refilled in Oninliu T>0 ball world. yenrs bofore moving to LOJ An|;le* White Sox mun.igcr Al I^opw 1 In JTC thinks so highly of the young man Sunl\li,i{ fnu (I.i'iKhter, Mr*. that he told newsmen here "we Sam Levins. 8ons, Robert and have a Jewish bjy fiom Los Paul; nisteiK Mis Hairy GIPPII, Angeles, Barry Latman, who could LOJ Angelri, Mis Fanny Co'ien, 4 spot on Mew Yoik (JTA)—Bernard Mai-I move into the number ,, „ Omiihn. rmud, author of the recently pub-1 m y » t a r t l n S s t a f f lished "The Magic Barrel," a col-' lection of 13 short stories dealing with Jewish life, had received the annual American Book Award for RUG & UPHOLSTERY fiction. The award each year cites the writers of the best books pubCLEANERS Tel Aviv (JTA1—Ninety perlished In the past year in the fields cent of the more than 500 doctors RUGS—CARPETING of fiction, non-fiction and poetry, who have arrived in Israel during LAMP SHADES The winners are selected on the the past two years have been satisbasis of a poll among American factorily absorbed, an expert reP'URNITURE booksellers and librarians. ported in discounting fears that QUESTION: Why is it customary for every Jew in the synagogue Cleaned In Your Homol medical personnel in the current on the night of the reading of th« Meglilah to jciva three half-dollars Immigration "from Rumania and for a specinl collection? J00T1I ANNIVERSARY Binding • Laying • Repairing other East European lands might PLANS CANCELED ANSWEIt: This collection is commemorative of the iincicnt iialf- Don BcrnBtcin Jerusalem, (JTA)—Tho City of have trouble resuming their proHA 2554 shekel tax that was used for the upkeep of the sanctuary. Tins naJerusalem will cancel plans for a fessions. ssessment Is mentioned in the Bible (Exodus 30 l l l b i . The reason large-scale celebration of the one Dr. R. Grjebin, chairman of the hundredth anniversary of the Israel Medical Association, de- for making it thico half-dollars is that the won! ' Terumali" (offeifoundation of the New City out- clared "one must not forget that lng) is mentioned in the afoiementioned Biblical section tlneo limps Tho reason for collecting this chanty befoie Hie Megillah readside the ancient walls of the Old many physicians arrive, so as to ing has several aspects. The month of Ad.ir was the season In v.lnoli City. speak, with their patients" tho tax was collected in ancient times, and tlm is the month of Punm. Furthcrmoio tho rabbis of old claimed tli.it tlie nnnoiuuciiipnl for this collection would offei siKer foi tha roffcis of AIIISUIIIK to ' gain peimission to cairy out his tnuid'ions il-'n-o 'Iliuefme v.is it i ordained that tho peopiu of JM.HI should p u c d n tins by 1 IT I I o / n i offering for the coflei-. of tin- Alniu-htj (,od kin,; (if the 1'iiiu'i t so that their filtering foi a i;ooi m i > u.ni! I <»Us'U tin- (fli'it of Monday—March 23 Hainan's offer for an ewl puipise 2:00-3:00 p. m. Open Gym 'Ilieie u u i alsu a piactical putp'ivj f'.ji collei.lin-{ tho hhek.ilu.1 .'il FOR 3.00-4:00 p. m. Y. C. basketball skill test tha Megillah reading. I t was then that ail tho people caino to the Bridal Portrait! 4:00-5:00 p. m. Y. C basketball skill test symigoguo and therefore most advisable ID colli-c.t it al that time. AMD 5;00-6:00 p. m. Grade school boys play Candid Wadding Tuesday—March 21 <{UI-;sTIO.\: Why did tho Hible specifically ie'|iiest a half-shekel 2:00-3:00 p. m. Open Gym CAU. 3-00-4.00 p. m. Grade school boy* basketball skill te.st ANSWKK: Several reasons aio mentioned fur this. Theiu was H 4.00-.I5.00 p. m. Grade school boy* basketball skill test moial lesson to be learned from it. Each Jew was to regard himself 5:00-0:00 p. m. Open Gym as only half-complete, needing his f'.'llow Jews to make him whole Wednesday—Mairh '-"•> and full. Some comment that a half-shekel was ordained to atone for 817 So, 36th HA 1044 < 2'00-i3 00 p. m. Y C Gills 15idmniton Tourney the .sin of. the Golden Calf when the Jews poured out their valuables 3.00-4-00 p m. Y. V. Ciiis I! idinint'in Tourney for an evil act. Pouring out their, wealth for a Rood act atones for 4 00-5 0 0 p. m Iijily B i d d y r,,isk<--ib ill this. It happened that tho women did not sin with respect to-the 5.00-fi.OQ p, m <>;„',•) V,\m Coldeu Calf--thus the men contribute hnlf-shekelj to show that only Thuis.d.iy—-March 2>, half of the family sinned. 2:00-3:00 p. in. Y. C. Roys Volleyball Tourney JA \VA lo I n u r l your Wont Ad W The half-shekels contributed on I'urim eve are given to the poor, IhsPhone .Icwlsh P r t l > . 3:00-4:00 p. in. Y. C. Boys Volleyball Tourney a method by which a Jew buys his brother back from poverty. Tills Rotff l> SO canti for each fhr&a Una InSfrTW 4:00-5:00 p. m. Idrly Biddy Basketball The Prat reservos t i n l t fo Ifmlf atones Jfor the sin in which eleven brethren sold their brother Joseph tlon. filja of «acl) advertisement. 5:00-0:00 p. m. Open Gym into slavery for a half-uheltel each, Friday—March 27 DAILY 3KWISII X'Al'JSRS 2:00-3:00 p. m, Y. C. Boys Volleyball Tourney. BAR and Baj Mltzvah congratu,VO. 21 MAKES LAST UVS jlSUAKr. EMBASSY IN GUINEA 3:00-4:00 p. m. Y. C. Boys Volleyball Tourney lations also for all Jcv/lah holiJciusalcm, (JTA) — "NumbeY1— Jerusalem, (JTA)—Israel will 4:00-5:00 p. m. Open Gym days nnd special occasions. 21"—the last of tho Israel Stats open an embassy in tha nowly- Moyers News Stand, 1502 Dodgo Railways' 90-steam locomotives— made its last run. Th» locomotives establlshed fitata of Ouinoa and FOR PRACTICAL NURSE3 and Mon.-Wed.-Friday—9-11 a. in, Ladies Slimnastlcs have been replaced by Diesel- a consulate-general a t Dakar, Practical Domestics, call WE. - Tues.-Thurs—9-11 a. m. Kujure Ald3, Ladies powered engines. capital of French We3t Africa. 5217.
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'Magic Barrel Wins Award
Doctors Finding Place in Israel
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