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Norman Huchwald Named Health Club Masseur I.es Burkenroad, Chairman of the Jewish Community Center Health Dcpartmeni, has announcer) the'appointment of Norman Btichwald as masseur in I he Center Health Club. * "The high calibre program proAided in'the-Health Club is well-. known and used by many men In the community," Mr. Burkerno.id slated. "Our fa- £" , cllitles are av.nl- ,-•' a b l e to nonmembers as vi.'ll • ns those holding . ••'memberships" f\ The H e a l t h , ' \ Club is open from? '\ noon u n t i l ')[ \ p. m. Mond.iyt through Tliur->-L.i.* day; noon until N..ltuelmnlil 5 p. m., Fridays and 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sunday. lit the club are a large modern lounge, slumber room, shower facilities, heat and sun -lamp facilities, personal lockers and plenty of free parking space in the Center Parking lot. No appointment is necessary.
Funeral Services for Mrs. R. Kulakofsky Held Wednesday Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Beth Kl Synagogue for Mrs. Iteuhen KulofHliy, 83, of 400?. Underwood Avenue, pioneer Omahan and community leader, who died Tuesday, Rabbi Myer S. Kriplce officiated. Cited by f'(immunity Mrs. Kulakofsky was the recipient of a cilatioti in January, ]!).riH for her pioneering achieve-. menU in local women's service work. She was active in community service for more than (i'2 years mid participated in the l!ir>!) Philanthropies Campaign. Mrs. Kulakofsky was one of the organizers of the Council of Jewish Women and a charier member of Iludassah. She was a charter member and president of the onetime Jewish Ladies Relief Society Which later became the former Jewish Women's Welfare organization. Civic Servile .Shi; served on the hoards of the Visiting Nurses Association, the Nebraska Tuberculosis Associalion and the Ilattie B. Monroe Home for- nearly n quarter of n century mid was an honorary, member of the latter organization. She belonged to Belli Kl Synagogue and Templo Israel. Surviving are her husband, daughters, Mrs. A. II. Brodkey, Omaha; Mr*. Aiiron Kiehards, .San Jose, Cal.; son, Seaman I,. Kay, San Jose, Cal.; .siKjers, Mrs. It. Katskee, Omaha; Mrs. Bcfisie Xiev, I.os Angeles, Cal.; brother, J. A. Gross, Omaha; five grandchildren and 15 groat grandchildren. Burial was in Beth Hamedrosh Ilirgodol Cemetery.
Day Campers Start 2nd Period Monday, Some Openings Left Parents interested in having their children attend' tjie Jewish Community ('enter Day Camp, .still have the opportunity of enrolling them for the second twoweek session which starts Monday. The few openings left are expected to be filled during the week-end mid parents wishing to register children are urged to lie) so immediately by Mrs, Leonard KulakofskyT Day Camp chairman. The snmc wide viiricly of activities of the first period will be carried out during the second session in addition to many new features. Kxperieneml instructors will be In charge of arts and ernfls, swimming athletics, nature studies, Jewish culture and religion, Fee for the two week's period i). 5.T) and is nil inclusive.
groups engaged in recreational activities'. • In explaining the cover, the editors of the magazine stated: "Using a collection of Recreation covers in this way was first tried by Paul Veret, director of the Federation for Jewish Service In Omaha, on n large 'June Is National Recrealion Month' poster in 1fi58. He used fifteen covers to achieve a gay and arresting effect. He generously agreed to ullow us to mlapt.his iden to this month's ".Special Cover for Recreation." .IS.KAHI, AMUTM Kansas City (JTAi-The. Consul General of Israel in Chicago, David S. Tescher, presented to former President Harry S. Truman an album of Israeli newspapers of Mny 3 5-39, 1918, reporting and editorializing on United Slates recognition of tlie new Stale of Israel 11 years ago. The album also contained photographs of a village in Israel, and a street In Kama! Clan, named after President Truman.
Women Discuss Publicity for Organizations at Workshop Presidents and publicity chairmen of women's organizations in the community participated In a publicity workshop held recently under' the auspices of the Federation of Jewish Women and tiie Jewish Press at the home of Mrs. Mike Freeman, Women's Federation president. Mrs, Freeman presided and extended greetings to a large attendance. Publicity ttulde Available T h e workshop was conducted by Mrs, Frances Klein, Jewish Press editor, who presented the women with a pamphlet, "It's ICasy With the Jewish Press Guide" which includes suggestions for preparing publicity releases and is available to others irr the community on request. Taking part in the discussion on press releases was Paul- Verct, Kxecullve Director of the Jewish Federation of Omaha. New I'n-SH Deadline , Announcement was made of the Jewish Press deadline. Copy is now required to be in the Jewish Press office on Friday morning preceding date of publication. Organizations Keproseiiti'il Tlii* following organizations were represented at the gathering: Beth Kl .Sisterhood, Mrs. Morris C. Fellman, president; Beth Israel .Sisterhood, Mrs. Sam Kat/.marr, publicity; H'nal H'rilh Nebraska Chapter No. ,'HG, Mrs. Philip Rntncr, publicity; B'nal H'rilh Henry Monsky Chapter No. 470.' Mrs. Julia Jacobs, president; Mrs. Nathan Kaplan,'publicity; Brandeis University Women's Committee, Mrs, Moe Bercovici, president; Omaha Chapter of Iladassah, Mrs. Max Oeenbcrg, president; Mrs. Sidney Katleman, publicity; Mizrachl, Mln. Max Arbitman, president; National Council of Jewish Women, Mrs. Stanley Iferzhoff, president, Mmes. Stanley Malafihock, Ray Simon, Philip Fox, publicity; Pioneer Women, Mr*. Milton Near-
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enberg, president, Mrs. Isaac D. Schwartz, ptmbliclty; Temple Israel Sisterhood, Airs,' Morton Soiref, publicity. FRENCH MAYOR IMl'KAC'lirci) Paris--The French Admlnistralive Tribunal has impeached .Sen. Ferdinand A u b e r R e r, recently elected mayor of Belle Five snr Allier.i for conducting an antiSemitic campaign ngalnsl his Jewish opponent.
Young Teen-agers from Omalm, Kansas City, Lincoln, .South Dakota, Sioux City, and Des Moines are among the ' m a n y veteran camper's who have enrolled for Counselors-In-Training to be "offered this summer at Camp JayC-C July 19-AuEUSt. 16. Due to the Increased demand for this type of program in the Omaha area, the camp committee agreed to limit tlie group's number this year to '2!S boys and girls Who qualify for C1T status (it Jay-C-C, Norman Bull, camp chairman, slated. Trail! lU'NCrVfl Corps
The purpose of the teen CIT resident camp program, Mr. Batt stated, is to provide wholesome camping activities for Jewish teenagers while at the same time train arid develop suitable Jewish teens in a reserve corps of leaders to fill future staff positions. By hiring junior staff from the ranks of Camp Jay-C-C experience and successful completion of the C I T course, the camp is assured of properly trained supervised and experienced staff from the junior counselor level all the way, Mr. Bait declared. New "Teen Village" CITs will live in cabins in the newest of three villages called the "TKKN VILLAGK." In addition, to having .special staff to supervise the entire curriculum of camping skills and activities, CITs will be invited to participate with the regular staff in evaluating programs, planning various mass activities, staff meetings, socials and discussions, seminars and workshops dealing with die many aspects of camp counseling and administration. Campouts, advanced -skills (as well ns introductory skills) will be a featured attraction for CITs, Mr. Bad said. The camp committee is most enthusiastic about, the content and approach of the program as well as the registration on the part of interested young teens, he concluded. The first period of Camp Jay-
Rabbi Brooks Goes fo New Hampshire Meet Rabbi Sidney II. Brooks of Temple Israel is attending the convention of the Central Conference of American Rabbis.which opened June 2.'! at Hretton Woods, N. H.
C-C is nearly filled in spite of thu part that the facilities at camp have been enlarged to accommodate 20 more campers. For further information call lbs crunp office JA 1.1G6 or call for an appointment with Saul Silverman, Camp Director, if desired. Campers who have registered since the last, enrollment was published are:
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Baron, Barney Bastman, DoncHd Bernstein, Bobby Cohfii Barry Epsleln, Paul frmon, MIHon Flelstier, Ira Fogel, Marty Glnjburg, Jimmy Goodman, Robert Goodman, Stevon Matin, Robert Helfman, Lcsll. Hyatt, Joel Jacobs, Benlamln Kranfr, Richard Lanaburfl, Robert Malashock, Ronald Perimeter, Stuart Prleatnan, Alan Ramfck, Ira Raznlck, PhlHp•: Romanlk, More Rosenbaum, Gary Rosenberg, Charts* Rosenthal, Craig Schneider, Bruc» . Sclinelder, Jerry :, Sloan, Jon " Sloan, Stewart , Slosbura, Dick Waldboum,-Jerry Wclnsfeln, Dale Zolkin, Mark 2werllno, Sheldon
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Fund Raising Trend Among Women of Boston Criticized Itoston (i)TA)—"Kurriestly .devoted Jewish women" in Boston were said tci lie. (,'IvliiB "<llni>orportianalo support" to rnidleul fini(l-ralsiir)<; r:imp:tlgus to a degree that "a Bllirntlori of (fhettoi/.tti'lon" IIIIH dcvelojied In "tonic of tho eampalBiis. The problem, was reported, by
(he Jewish Community Council of Greater Boston, .which said that the Kheltoization" referred to.tha fact that "the leaders and contributors" in sucli "single disease" fund-raising efforts "are predominantly Jewish although the disease is common to Jew arrd Geritile." The report slated that the situation was "much more serious In Boston than in other cities" and uldcd that recognition had been developing thai such situations were undesirable. "When these drives become pet projects of Jewish women there is a..thickening of general community interest and participation," the report stressed.
Series to Feature "Foreign Affairs' Foreign affairs will be featured in ii series of programs beginning this fall at the University of Nebraska. The Jewish Federation is one of the orghni/ntiuns sponsoring the events with the University. . The schedule which opens on Wednesday, Oclobor M, with Tan Macfariane, on Africa, includes; October 2], Henry C. Woolfe. Germany; Oclober 2R, Narillah Fatemi, Middle Kn'sl; November 4, John C. Cahlwelt Far Hast, Asia; November' 11, Martin Caidin, space and missiles and November 18, Kdgar Ansel, Mowrer, American Foreign Policy.* • . •-'..•
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NKIV FIXTl'ltES were added Kditor to the new corridor to the Tea room by Mr. and Mrs. Mlllard Krasne and Dr. and Mrs. A. Rubnitz. Come and visit our newly decorated Tea Room and Coffee Shop. Robert M. Femheig will he.id SI'KC'IAI, KIUDI.'SII: in honor the Zionist Conn-* *" of her lather, Ben Zion, Bernstein, cil ul O m a h a ! ' wu-. given by Mrs. Henry Sherduring the com-£ liidii of Los Angeles, Cal., now ing year. He wat visiting in Omalia. elected president AVOJtK MAN'S CIKCf-K AUXILof the group last IARY: will present an Indepen-Candlellghting: 7:41 p. m. dence Uay program on Sunday, week at its anBETH El, July 51 h. nual election of Services at. Both El Synagogue officers. will begin at 7 p. m. (his evening. Other officeri. Sabbath morninK service is at 9:30 a. m. Minclia-Manriv services are n a in e<l were. Mrs. I r v i n g at 7:45 p. m. Sunday morning services are ut Stern, vlce-prcs9 a. m. The daily services are a(J7 dent; Mrs. Meyer K. Felnlierg 'Fred S. White, 50, of 4914 Dodge Rubin, secretary and Joe Horna. in. and 7 p. m. Street, prominent Omaha attorney, stein, treasurer. died Tuesday, June 2.'i, in RochesBKTII ISRAKL ter, Minn. He Was senior, partner Friay evening services begin at of the law firm, White, Lipp and 7.30 p" in. at Beth Israel SynaSimon. gogue. Saturday morning services .. Mr. While was a past president , be[;in at.8:45 a. m. "and the junior of Henry Monsky lodge of B'nai congregation meets at .10 a. m.j A eocWail party was given for B'rith, a member of Beth Israel .Rabbi1 Benjamin Groncr will lead; Harry Lippett on the occasion of Synagogue and a former member Hie Saturday afternoon Talmud j his eightieth birthday last Sat- of the executive committee of the class at 7:15 p. m. mid Minclia.j urdny evening. Attended by rela- Jewish Federation. He was born followed by Shnlosh S'emlos ;md| tives, the party was given by his in Omaha and received his LLB M.iariv will besin at 1 :•%'•> p. m.son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and degree from Creighton University The Sunday moniiiu: service lie'-i .Mrs. Ruben Lippett af their resi- in 192-1. gins at 8M5 a. m. and is followed dence. Funeral services were held by breakfast and the Rahbi's class A daughter, Mrs, Done Kellner, in Bible, .lunior comjre^ition at the former Marlha Lippett, came Thursday afternoon at Brailey- & H '10 a. ni. The daily Minyon meets to Omaha lo participate in the Dorrance Mortuary, 4727 Hamilat 7 a. in. and 7:.rw j>. in. birthday celebration. ,Sbe will re- ton Street, with Rabbi Benjamin The weekly T a l m u d Study unn to OalrfnfiTia this week-end. (kroner, officiating. Burial was in Golden Hill Cemetery. Gioup meets every Tuesday oveSurviving are a sister, Mrs. Abe niiig at R:-".O p. m. Saturday mornSolomon and a niece, Sandra Soloing services are held at the 1!'th mon of Beverly Hills, Cal. and Hurt .Street. Syn.-igogue at 9 MAKOrs KKASNE a. in. Funeral services nere held Sunday in Burbank, C'al.. for Marcus Krnsne, 57, who died there ./tine! B'XAI .IACOH ADAH 19. Mr. Krasne, a former Creigh- j YKH1K KON Services at B'nai Jacob - Adas-1 ton athlete, was athletic director j RUG & UPHOLSTERY Yeshuron will lx>t;in Friday at 7:15! at the Jewish Community Center^ ; CLEANERS p. m. and Saturday morning a t ' in the twenties. Surviving are his wife, Martha, 1 8:30 a. m. with Mincha at 7:15 RUGS—CARPETING p. m. followed by Shalosh S'euflos. and a brother, Henry of Omaha. ! LAMP SHADES Daily services at 6:30 a. m. and ( FURNITURE MAX EDEL, 7:.'!0 p. m. Cleaned in Your Home! Max Edel, former Omaha resi- j denr for 't2 years, died June 13 in I TKMI'I-K ISRAKL Binding—Laying—Repairing Services will be held this eve- Los Angeles, C'al, Surviving a,rc| his wife, Anna, two daughters.! Don Bernstein HA 2554 ning in the Temple Chapel at 7:30 p. m. Maury L. Schwartz. Director Mrs. Nellie Minkin and Mrs. Kay i Seiriman of I*os Angeles and five j of Education, will officiate. grandchildren. (MRS.) FRANCES fCLEIN
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All friends and relatives are Invited to attend tervlces and reception. LAWIIENCE I. I.EFITZ The Bur Mitzvnh of Lawrence Ira Lefitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lefitz, will,be celebrated at the Beth Israel Synagogue on Saturday morning, July 4th. Services will begin at 8:45 a, in,
Memben of the confirmation class at Temple Israel wish lo impress tlieir thanks for (lie Uninngruiiiit received on their confirmation. The. name of Mrs. Rae Raduziner, mother of the late Joseph Raduziner, was omit led from the list of survivors in the notice of Mr. Rnduziner's death.
NKIL SIMON Neil Simon, son of Mr. and Mia Kryin Simon, will observe his H n Mitzvah at Beth F,J Synagogue un Saturday morning, June 27lh. .Mr. mid .'Mrs. Max Bresli.w wlslir* lu evprt'os their appreciation to Mil tln-ir frlrnilH anil relutiws for the (food wisliei Hiid donations ninth; in Mr Itreslow's nunie during lil« »t»> in the hospital.
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J l X H - 8 BLATT Julius Blatt, 69 of 5024 Miami Street, died Tuesday night In a local hospital. Services were held Thursday morning at (he Jewish Funeral Home. Burial was in Beth Hamerlrosh Hagodol Cemetery. Surviving are sons, Sam, Columbus and Ben, Omaha and a sister Eva Blatt, Omaha.
News has been received of the birth of twin BOIIS, David J. and Daniel Lawrence to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Givant of Des Moines, la., on May 25. They also have two daughters, Cheryl Lynn and Debie Jerusalem <WNS>- Israel has Ann. | let it lie known that it will oppose i Grandparents are Mr. and M r s . | . , n y p a c t between the United Na- ! Isadore Givant of Des Moines, and] 1 i o n 3 F o o d a n ( 3 AK riciilliire OrganMr, and Mrs. Hyman Kramer. jjzalfon and the Arab League when "• / ~~Mt disclosed that Michael Comay, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Schecter/of i l s s i s t a n l , ] i r c c t o r K e n c r a i ,)f l h c • Council Bluffs, la., announce .the j I s r a e | p O I . c i B n Ministry, had been birth of a son, Mitchell Scott, on js o n t ( o Rome in an attempt to June 20. i forestall any action in this regard. Expected to arrive in Omalia Israeli officials have pointed out Friday lo see their new grandson that (here is no comparison beBridal Portrait! are Mr. and Mrs. Myron Scnecter tween the Arab Lc.-igue and the of Detroit, Mich. Maternal grand- Organization of American States, Candid W.ddmq parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert which recently signed such an Okrent. agreement with the United Nations. The Arab League's sole function is to perpetuate economic and political warfare against Israel, stated Mr. Comay, who added that 817 So. 36th HA 1044 ( it was unthinkable that the UnitJustin Lewis, S(pn of Mr. and ed Nations would aid an organizaJvlrs. Lou Lewis, was recently tion which was engaged in provonamed recipient of a grant from cative activities against a memthe I. S. Joseph Scholarship Com- ber of the United Nations. mittee of the Minneapolis,-Minn. Phone JA 1366 to litlerl your Want, Ad In Federation for'Jewish'.Service. The FOIt lhc Jewish Press. • ., I. S. Joseph Scholarship was set BOMBING ROTO fs 50 cents for each three Una InserThe Press reserves tht riqhf to limit lip to aid Jewish students who are Tallahassee, Fla., Florida now tion. sire of each advertisement preparing for the Rabbinate or sets a maximum ten-year prison Hebrew education. Justin, who is term penalty on a conviction for DAILV JEWISH PAPERS planning to become a rabbi in the shooting or throwing "any missile BAR and Bas Mitzvan congratuConservative Movement, will at- which could produce death oi** lations also for all Jewish holitend Brandeis University in Walt- great bodily harm" into a builddays and special occasions. hani, Mass. next fall. ing. •"•','. . / . • • - . Meyers Nevvg Stand, 1502 Dodge
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Miss Lois AAoskowitz Wed Beth Israel Synagogue Scene of Krasne-Marcus Wedding Sunday At Beth El Synagogue Miss Joan Krasne, daughter of The murriiiKe of Miss Lois Beth Myer S. Kripe officiating at a 9 Mr. and Mrs. H e n r y Krasne beMoskowitz and Norman Wino took p. in. ceremony. came the bride of Milton Marcus, place lust .Saturday evening at The hride, (lie daughter, of Mr. Beth KI SynacoKUfi with Kuhhi ant) Mre. Max M. Moskowitz, cliose for her weddinf;, a gown of 017,'anza with u full court train and carried a corsace of white orchids and stcphanotis. Her lace crown, studded with iridescent sequins, held a double tiered illusion veil. Attending the bride was her sister, Mrs. .Samuel U. I'Vied of St. Paul, Minn., who was gowned in a. cocktail dress of dusty rose silk and cotton. 'Hie groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wine, had ns his best man, Normun P'tler. Ushers were Sam. uel B.- Fried of SI. Paul; Harvey Wine, 'Allen Slo^el and Dave Cohen. After a trip to Colorado, the ! couple will* make their home In Omaha. iX Tile out-of-town giiesl list in; eluded Mrs. Krnest Pfottel of Vancouver, B. C, Canada; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Maisel of Kansas City, Kans., and Mrs. Sam Wine and Mrs. Milton Mnreus children of Los Angeles, Cal. Mm, Norman Wine
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Miss Bohnie .Jo Haykin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Ihiykih and Larry S. Pike, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abiam Pike of Savannah, Git., were married Sunday in a (loiiblc-rinn feremotiy at Ueth Kl Synaiionue. Rabbi S. Kripke and Cantor Aaron Kdijar, officiale<l. The bride wore a bouffant pure fcllk gown embroidered in a dolicate all-over desi;;n. A crown tHmmed witii orange blossoms )ield a fingertip length veil of French illusion. She carried a bible with n v.hlte orchid and stephaJiolis. Mrs. Sid Shapiro of Sioux City, Iu., was matron Jfe^ionor for her sister. The hrid'Siroom's brothei, Isadorc Murray Pike served as best man. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mai tin Haykin, the Misses Anita IXawt/ and Susan Lipp of Omaha and Miss Lorefla Pike of Sylvjinia, C.a. Robin Gail Shapiro was flower girl. Ushers were Henry Pike
and Ramon Rosenzweii; of Savannah; Marl in Haykin nnd Michael La/.er. A reception was held at the Town House Ballroom and a family supper at (lie synagogue. The couple will spend a week in Miami Beach, Fla., and will live in DccaUir, fin., while Mr. Pilce attends Kmory University In Atlanta,
Silvia Greene Engaged To Dr. Larry Roffman Vy. and Mrs. Arthur M. Greene nnonnce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Silvia and Dr. Larry K. Roffmnn, son of Mrs. Sam Hoffman, formerly of Council Bluffs, la., and now of Omaha. '"he bride-elect, attended the State University of Iowa, Iowa City, \yhere she was a member of Sigma Delta Tan sorority and was graduated from the University of Omaha. Or. Roffman was graduated from the State University of Iowa School of Medicine. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa scholastic honorary, Phi Beta Pi medical fraternity and Phi Kpsilon Pi social fraternity. He will leave soon for Houston, Tex., to begin a residency at Texas Medical Center, Baylor University. No wedding date has been set.
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Sunday at a 6:30 p. m. ceremony at. Beth Israel Synagogue. Rabbi Benjamin Groner officiated. The bride wore a floor length gown of Chantilly luce and tulle,
Irving Schneidermans To Entertain For Son And Fiancee, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Irving Schneiderman will be hosts .Saturday evening June 27, at a prenuptial dinner at the Highland Country Club honoring their son, Leslie Sclmeiderman and his fiancee, Miss Janis Ricks, (laugi)ter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kicks. Their marriage will take place on Sunday, June 2S at (he Beth Kl Synagogue. Out-of-town guests at lending the wedding are Mrs. I.ibby Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs.-Harry Blumenthnl and Mrs. Esther Nemer, all j of I-os Angeles, Cal., Mi\ and Mrs. Julius Kaplan and the Misses Susan and Jessica Kaplan of San Pedro, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nram of Maplcwood, N. J.; Mrs. Martin Menkin of Irvington, N. J.; Dr. and Mrs. Neal Schneiderman and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. Scgall of New York City; Mr. and Mrs. Ben VVelnberg, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Flshman, Mrs. Ruth Kellar and the Misses Linda and Harriett. Kellar all of Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mis. Joseph Blnmenthal of Des Moines, In.; Mr. and Mrs. Irving Blank and Mrs. Hildred Smith of Missouri Valley, la.
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Jack Noodells fo Reside in Omaha Omnhn will be home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noodell after a wedding trip to Lake Okoboji, la., St. l.ouis, Mo. and Chicago, 111. They were married Sunday at the Beth Israel Synagogue in u A p. m. ceremony. Rabbi Benjamin Groner nnd Cantor ]",li Kngun officiated. The bride, tl)P former Maxino press and the daughter of Benjamin Pied of Yankton, S. D., wore nn ankle length gown of white chantilly lace and a short illusion veil. She carried a white orchid nnd yellow roses on a white bible. Her maid of honor was Miss Elinor Resniek who was gowned in aqua. Phillip Zebker of Ventura, Cnl,, brother-in-law of the groom, was best man and Marvin Arkovltch of City, la., served us usher.
an original by Maurer, with mi aisle wide train walloped with lace. Her tiered illusion veil was caujjhf ivitJi a Suv.-rtish crown of tiny sped pearls.' She carried an old-fashioned bomniet of white loses and utephanoiis. Her maid of honor was Mrs. Louis Katz. who was attired in a \elveray ballerina length gown. The bridesmaids who were gowned identically in maize were Mrs. David Ilomanlli and Miss Barbara Lowe of Sioux City, la. The groom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Marcus, of Flushing, N. Y., wuS attended by Mathan Marcus, as best man. Harold /Celinsky and Kdwin N. Sidman were | groomsmon, ! A dinner dance at the Town j House Ballroom followed the cere- !
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Organizations PIOVEEH WOMEN'S MN'EJf SHOWIOK The annual Pioneer Womcu'i Organization linen shower will b< held Tuesday, June 30 at 1 p. n at the Labor Lyceum, 3024 Cum ing Street. Al members a n friends are invited. Guests are aeked to plan their tables for card and bingo games. Refreshment. Will be served. Donations for the shower wil be accepted by Mrs, Dave Epstein Chairman, HA 4574, and Mw. H. I. tried, co-chairYnan, RE 5)196.
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Paris (JTA)—Jens ill Morocco are tolil that tli«y must li« "Integrated completely In tlie Moroccan nation" and that "it would not be to their benefit to have one leg lien: and tlifi other one with tin: Zionists who drove out the Arabs1' from I'alcstiiU', in n wurii ing issued by Allal el FusM, leader of the conservative U'lnj£ of the Ittlqlal Parly. A letter from a Jewish group asking aid for those arrested en route to Israel and paralleling the affinity of Jews to Israel us the same as that of Moslem Arabs to ADULTS Young Adults will meet Sunday Mecca, was the subject of a stateJune 28 at 3 p. m. at the Jewisl ment in _the Moroccan Press by ths Moroccan leader-which reads: fcommunity Center. "We regard Moroccan Jews as citizens sharing with us the same ISRAEL privileges and duties. On the othSISTKRIIOOD er hand, the authorities concerned Temple Israel Sisterhood will have denied the allegation of malhold their summer board luncheon treatment. It should also be borne meeting Wednesday, July 1, 12:30 n mind that commerce in Morocp. m. at the Highland Country co is a monopoly in the hands of Club. Jews, who use their activities In The following persons held eom- ocal political associations aa a npittee meetings at their homes: means of inKratinling themselvej M n . Harry Wise, Uniongranis; with the officials. Mrs. Robert Cohn, ways and Nevertheless we demand, that means; Mrs. I. H. Weiner, budget, and Mrs. Sidney Brooks, program. ustice be meted out to everyone. But Hi to allowing J e u s to act ait gents for foreign I'ouiitrlis, no WORKMEN LOAN TO up could tulcratn Mich a utatc ELECT OFFICERS f ulfiiirs, even from the stand Officers and directors will be >oint of Justice, and even If It were elected at the annual stockholders or the beenflt of a Jewish State, meeting of the Omaha Workmen's inrtlculurlv In vli'tv of the fact Loan Association, Monday, June hta Morocco has nut extended 29 at 8 p. m. at the Jewish Com- (•cognition to the State of Israel. munity Center. The election will I Is, therefore, the duty of ull be preceded by the presentation of itizen* to maintain no tics uliafthe financial report. Refreshments ofivcr ntlh the State of Israel. will Me served »t the close of the "Drawing a parallel between Ismeeting. ael nnd Mecca is inaccurate. The atter is, in fact, a religious centre >f pilgrimage, whereas the imiHrants to Israel comes a8 seters to bolster the numbers of hose whom Ben Gurion is mobnR to attack the Aral) States Visitors at the home of Mr. and as he did, with the collaboration Mr». Max Brcslow are their daugh- of France and Britain, In the Sinai ter and grandson. Mrs. N. .Norman I campaign." Chudncoff and Lawrence Brett Chudacoff of Palo Alta, Cal. They were accompanied to Omaha by Mr. Chudacoff-who has returned to California after spending a Varsity League Softball week here. The J. C. (•'.. Oldtimers swept a double-header from the Dr. PepDr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Sjilt/.cr pers last Sunday morning at Boyd and family will make their home Field fi-5 and 2-1. Moe Handlemnn in Kansas City, Mo., whore Dr. was the winning pitcher in both Spitzer will interne in the Kan- games. Dan-'Epstein started the sas City General Hospital. first game but ran into a control problem and was relieved by HanDr. and Mrs. Harold Obcrman delman. NOrman Zevitz caught are guests of Dr. Oherman's par- both games which places the Jay ents, Mr. and'Mra. I. F . Oliernian, lads into second place, one game and will remain in the city until behind tile unbeaten Police team. Sunday. T*« visitors moke their Tlie Jay Varsity team won n home in Ann Arbor where Dr. forfeited game last Thursday from Obernvin is serving his residency. the South Omaha Knights of Columbus. They aro still unbeaten ATr. and Mrs. Chris Verbelte and tied for first place with the have arrived from Boston, Mass., Midwest A. C, squad. to make their home in Omaha. They are residing at 3807 ,Cas.s Youth Council League , Street. A. Z. A. No. 1 forfeited last Sunday's game to Rayim as the MothMr. und Mrs. Sidney Spelglman er C h a p t e r team didn't have and children have moved from enough players. The Rayim victory Des Moines, la. Mr. and Mrs. keeps them unbeaten and two Spleclman are the new owners of games In the lead. A. Z. A. No. Matthews Book Store. They and 100 won over Ronu A. Z. A. 19-11. their family reside al 916 South 95 Street,
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A party of young Omahans will leave June 28 to attend Camp Herzl at Webster, Wis. The camp is sponsored by tlie Zionist Youth Commission. Planning to attend are Larry Elumenthal, L i n d a Eisenstatt, Stephen Falk, Marsha Fellman, Sanford Freedman, Jerry Hollis, Richard Jacobson, Barbara Kimmel, Alan Muskln, Joel Rich, Lance Rips, Lee Ross, Mark Saunders, Jiil Slosburg and Robert Yager.
Friday, June 28, 1959 RABUI EISENDRATII IS New York—The American OSE 'CLEKGYJIAN OF YEAU' elected Dr. Bela Schick, discoverer W a s h i n g t o n , (JTA)-Rabbi of the Schick test for diptheria, Maurice N. Elsendrath, president as chairman of its boar/1. of tlie Union of American Hebrew Congregations, has been named ths "Clergyman of the Year" by the Religious Heritage of America, an interfaith group of Jews, Protestants and Catholics. Light your home ...
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A newcomer in Omaha is Peter C. Tardo», formerly of Denver, KUIAIt INSTALLS OFFICKItS Colo., who has become associated The new officers of Ediar BBG •with a firm of architects here. were installed at the club's final banquet on June 10 at the Fireside Miwt Patricia JVIogel will spend Restaurant, the summer in California, Enroute They are: Susan Speier, presishe will stop In Denver for* sev- dent; Karen Tollman, Vice presieral days. dent; Marcia Fogel, second vicepresident; Ncena Behpr, third viceDr. and Mrs. Sidney MerliN* ant1 president; Marilyn Katzman, refamily of Brightwater, L. I., are cording secretary;" Bonnie Fisk, visiting Mrs. Merliss' parents, Mr. corresponding secretary; E l l e n and All's. Isador Forbes. Goldstein, hills treasurer; Suzl Scglin, dues treasurer; Ellen CaAJon Farber was among the new nar, youth council representative; members elected to the Omaha Hally Gerelick, reporter; Ppanne Civic Music Association Board. Shapiro, historian mid Roni Moyer, monitre.ss, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hirsrli are going on three-week tour of the INCISEASKI) ANTI-SKMITIS.M Kast Including a visit to Niagara RKl'OKTKD IN LONDON FnlN. • London—The Jewish Defense Committee of the Hoard of BritKOSK IIALPIHN X'OMMUNITV ish Deputies reported an increase HALT- TO IHi. BUILT in anti-Semitic propaganda during, Tel Aviv, (JTAj—A community the past few months. Tiie report hall named after Mrs. Hose. Hal- said anti-Semitism was openly prin, acting chairman of the Amer- used at recent meetings in London ican section of the Jewish Agency, of the National Labor Party and will l>e built near Kfar Sabn.
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