Vol. XKXVII No. 1
Pubilslicct overv Fritfay, Wl N. 'Jllllt. Omaha. Nebraska. Pliono JA tauu
OMAHA,
NKIIKASHA.
FRIDAY,
SKI'TKMRKK
11,
1959
Smmil Class i'osUtt;*? at Onmtia. N'chi.
K\ni;\t> CIMIJI II) Cent! Annual Hale 4 Uullart
Overseas Aid
Mrs. Rips Will I^?HJ Women in
Mis. Anron Rips will be Hie chairman of the wniiK'n's divisidii of the Clrpiitfi1 Omaha Committee for Stalo of isr.-io! Homls. An .iddilional s'.i5,()(KJ,(i(ii) in c.ish In IJeiember J2lh., lor Her appointment was announced in itrgonlly JIW'I'''1 l i v " 1(? United presentution at the annual nulioutoday liy ilolierl M, Feinbcrg, Jewish Appeajf by year's end in ul conference of UJA in New. chairman of I he Israel ISnnils oroidei lo maintain aid programs of York," Mr. tVdei > ganization, She will succeed Mrs. its agencies, it: was slated by Da- said, "but the; Samuel Wolf, who headed last \id Fcder, PliiJnntlirople.s Pledge need for cash is year's campaign which broke all Redemption Chairman, as he re- so grave we ale records- of the oiglit-.venr-ol<l hispotted the beginning of a nation- urging communitory of Bonds for Omaha and wide drive for cash to start ini- ties lo have at • Council lil lifts. medi.itely in communities through- least one-half of Smv I-irai-l in Ji*i*>8 out Ihe country. their quotas by Her i n f e r f s t in Israel was November 2." One-Half Quota Nov. ?. heightened. Mrs. Hips .said, by her "The national goal should be "The UJA aid Ii)oH tri|i In Israel. "Seeing the tremendous strides in agriculture programs face a , find industry made possible l»y serious hamper- ' / ^ Israel .Bonds investments dollars ing of their ac- / / • / uas aij inspiration," the new chairtivities for lack David Viidrr man assorted. of funds," Mr. Feder deel.ued J.sraeJ Arabs living in the Gal- "Cash is desperately needed now Mrs. Rips was chairman of the ilee and in the Little Triangle urea, in order to continue, the urgent Women's Division of the 1'hilmiyiTj\, Aaron Kips which borders on Jordan, are now immigrant absorption program in thopies Campaign in lit.'vlr She is a member of the Belli Kl and Beth manager Gerald Schwartz have for the first time able (o travel Israel, us well us vital welfare and Israel sisterhoods, and tms served been added to the delegation which within their own areas without rehabilitation programs in some on the Jk-tli Kl lioaid. She is a will attend the September 18-l!0 permits.. This is the first of the twenty-five other countries, informer viee president of Hie Oma- National Kcoiiomie Conference for Government's relaxations of mili- cluding the United Slates." liii Chapter of Hadassah, and cur- Israel in Chicago. tary rule over Arabs living In Isrently is oi-chajrnum of the ,lcwGoal of the conference is to bring rael. ish National Fund committee for the cash side of Israel Howls .since A member of the Council of the Chapter. She also is a mem- the first issue was floated up to Tlrah -a village in 'he Little Triber of the National Council, for and past the S 100,000.000 mark, angle—Is reported to have said Jewish Women. Mrs. Kulaltofsky said. that what the Arabs wen- now ilfrn. KulnkiMky, llmiiirur 1'iiit awaiting was the abolition of the Meeting, .September 22 Mary Jean Belitz, former "Miss An organizational meeting for special permits needed to enter Omaha" and the 1<K>8 Stute o! Mrs. .[.Harry Kulaliofsky aciiiu will S'.-rvf us honorary chairman the women's division will he held the Arab villages on the border. Nebraska champion in baton and The new arrangements appear twirling will instruct classes in ot tin? women's d i v i s i o n , She at Mrs. Hips' home at 1 p. rn. headed-the unit in 1951, 1!'~>^ and I September 'J2. Presidents ami at the moment to be working only baton und twirling at the Jewish JHLI'i, and for the pus! two years isruel Bonds chairmen of nil worn- in the towns and not in all villages. Community Center, scheduled to has lici'ii chairman of Israi'l lionds en's organizations In Omaha and The extent of freedom allowed is begin in several weeks. for men and women for Iowa. No- Council Bluffs have been invilcrT therefore still unclear. A Duschesnc college sophomore, taraska and South Dakota, Mr. I'Vinberg reported that Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gcrsluin. fo-chairjTii-ii of the Council Bluffs committee for Stute of Israel Bonds; Paul Vrrot. cxeeutiw director of Active program participation by the Omaha Jewish Federation, and all who attended, wasVhe outstandMrs, Vercf; and Israel Bonds area Appointments to the Federa- Mrs. Freeman's home. Future ing feature of the Teenage Leadertion of Jewish Women's Clubs for luncheon meetings, will be hofrl ship Institute at Camp Horner, the ,1.O5!M;O witxou Were announced on Thursday noons, November 5. 111., members ot the Omaha delegaby Mrs. Mike Freeman, president, January 7, March ','>, and May. 5. tion, reported on their return, at the organization's last meet- The- November meeting will tuke Monday. place at "the Jewish Home for- the ing "Tiie camp conference was a Aged; all the others will be held Project C'Muiriu.rn at the .Jewish Community Center. wonderful experience."-Edwin SidNamed were: Bonds of Israel, man, Omaha Youth Council presiV,'ashini;ton, U. C. (WN.Si -SoOierli Community Calendar dent, declared "because it gave viet Premier1 Nikila Khrushchev Mrs. .1. Hiirry Kulaliofsky; CenA Club Calendar was distributed will not meel with American .Jew- ter ffospitnlity, Mrs. .lake VVine; to all those present indicating hol- everyone a chance to participate ish leaders on his visit to tlie Unit- Children's Memorial II o s p i t a 1, iday dales, special events and fully in the'programming." Sided States, it was intimated hero Mrs, Krnest A.. Nogg and Mrs. women's organizations board and nian was selected as chairman of by Soviet sources who said thai Hubert Sonmicr; E m c r K e it c y regular meetings. Mrs. Joe Guss, a discussion group. Among the other Omahans who (ho Moscow government was latt- Drives, Mrs.J Albert Fox; Histor- Calendar Chairman, stressed that ini; the JIOSUMH' that then- is no ian, Mrs. I nul /Bloteky; Jewish organizations should cheek the al tended, Stephen Gnss-and DougJewish problem in the Soviet Un- Home for Aged, Mrs. Max From- community calendar by calling the las Platt worked with discussion Itin; Library, Mrs, Sam Katzman; groups; Naomi Rothenberg •'and ion. . , Luncheon, Mrs. Harry Wise; Na Center before setting any definite Susan Spcier helped coordinate The disclosure was made against tional ('(inference of Christians dates for events being planned. the- background of reports that and .Jews Auxiliary, Mrs. Harry The following are 1959-fiO Fed- the dramatic presentation of Sun.American Jewish orK'mizatinns Wigmlsky; Needlework Guild, Mrs. eration of Jewish Women's Clubs day night which climaxed^ the were seeking to meet with the- So- Dave Cohn; Parliamentarian, Mrs. officers: president, Mrs. M i k e week's activities. The Youth Group was accomviet Premier when he arrives here Henry A. Newman; Pledge Ite- Freeman; first vice-president, Mrs. for talks with President Kisen- demption, Mrs. Morton A. Rich- Lloyd Friedman; second vice-pres- panied by Dik Welner. Centeihower. . .. ards; Programming, Mrs. Louis ident, Mrs. Harry Sidman, and Ymtth Activities Director. The InDisciimUiutlon l),iiliil Katz; Services to Armed Forces, secretary, Mrs. Robert II. Kooper. stitute.was conducted by the National Jewish Welfare Board. Al the same time it ivus report- lire. Joseph Freeman; Telephone, ed that Radio Moscow, in an V.wv,-Mrs. Nathun Turner; Veterans Jish-languMRe broadcast li> North Hospital. Mrs. Abe Hear; and America, said that all reports Welcoming, Mrs.. Arthur H. GoldaJioiit discrimination against Jews stein. Tel Aviv.(JTA) The Mlviach, in the Soviet• Union were nothiui; Affiliated Or(;;it!l/.;vt|olls Jerulnsem fJTA) — The Jorone of the two frigates sold by but falsehoods since Jews in IttisThe Women's Federation is com- tsracl to Ceylon, is now officially danian Government was reported sla "are c'l'ial members of our so- posed of 14 community organizaciely and they are. very useful, tal- tions. The organizations, their in the hands of the Ceylone.se to be concealing the discovery in enlod ntcmbeis." The announcer presidents und appointees, respec- Navy. In a ceremony in the Bay the Old City of Jerusalem of arof Aden, the Israel flag was low- chaeological remains dating to the said the broadcast was designed tively are: as nn answer to some elements ' n Bel" El Synoooauo Sisterhood, Mines, AAor. ered, and the Ceylonese standard period of Uie.Juile.in kings (Ninth C. Fellman, Ervln Simon; Beth Isrocl was raised aboard the Mivlach, as Century 13. C. K. i. It was reported New York who are anxious to dis- rl> Sltlcr/iood. Mm".. Henry Apnvl, Haitian H. cuss with Premier Khi'uslicliev GrcenWo, Morals Appel; Olkur cftollm So- the transfer of the fighting ship in consular circles here that the ctclv Mma. Jake Wmc, Pttllin oatl; B'nol discovery was made when work"recent charges in the American B'rllfi Nebraska Chapter No. 346, Mrs. wit. was completed. Stono; O'nol O'rllh Wonjky Chopler No. The Mlvtach and its sister ship, men were repairing the. floor of press that Jews, notably writers llam 470, Mines. JuMo Jacobs, Chorlesr stern; HorSrnlllt; B'nal O'rHh Cornhu ,ker Chapter the Miznak, were sold to the Cey- the Mosque of Omar (the Dome of and people of culture, have been ry No, 103!, Minn, Worvln Gorbtr, A)\a" Sicoel; and are being purged" in the So- DrandefJ University. Hotlonol Women s Com- lonese Navy, but. remained in the the Rock), the traditional site of mlllec/ Mmes. ,M. A, Borcovlcl. Keith Gulf of Akflba harbor al Kilat Solomon's Temple, in preparation viet Union- The broadcast made » Sagnd«>; Hodauph, Omoho Chaplei". Mmes. the ceylonese hesitated for the Moslem holy month of HaOrccnbi»rg/nVfncn Delman; Ladles Freo while sweeping denial, de'clm-infi Unit Max Loan Society, Mrs, Som Klaver; Mluochl W ) Mmei, MOK Arbitman, Ben Ben nandlcr; nandlcr; about .sending a crew toEilat to madan. K are open in Moscow', Worne/* OK Arbitman, Mmei, C o i l ot i s h W o m n Mmos. Mmos take over the ships, because the The Jordanian authorities are ot JJewish WomenCouncil O , Lvov and other cities, that Nallonal Hoaoft, Loulj Soaolow; Pioneer Stanley said to have suppressed the news Btute stores Ktoclt Jewish foods und Womci'i Mmej. Atlllan t, l b „ JJacob United Arab Republic frowned on W ' chwart; Temple Temple II, D.. Schwarti; the deal. Now that the ship has of the find to avoid possible politiFcldmon, I, D D 00 thai many "Jews, such af» Mikhail Fcldmon, 0 0 ^. AAmes. Edward Levlnson, Slstorh S l t hFeilman, ^ AAes d r d and Levlnon Paul E Veret; wor Israel been transferred, some of the Is- cal complications which would reBotvirilk, world chess champion, E. Loon Cil Auili Circle Auiliary, raeli sailors are staying nboard the sult from requests for access to and YurlFaler, conductor of the Samuel ue Ormjleln. Mivtach to help train the Ceylon- the holy site by various religious Bolahol Ballet Orchestra, were Chairmen m'ade their reports at ese authorities. ' crevv to handle the vessel. a prominent In Russian life today.
Arabs Travel Wilhoul Permits in Israel
g Affect (ifld.won Tci'suns The..:5.:s.">,00(),ri00 nationwide UJA cash goal is sought to maintain piograms affecting some GOO.OOQ me;/, women a"mf children in Israel and 2~\ other count vies. Wmost 100 000 of this number are Jw$ migrants of recent yi-urs lo Israel, where .some 30,000 immigrants of. the past few months need initial absorption help and where moro than 350,000 immigrants of previous years need housinj; Snrm set'ilement aid and continuance o( programs of help for aged, handi- . capped, chronically ill, and youttv C'asli Needed to f'olitinur "A Kreul deal of progress has been made in carrying «ui Ihcse aid programs," Mi-. Feder pointed out. "But all of us Icnou' I.Mat the. end of need has not been reached and that there is much more that remains to be done.-Cash and cash alone enables us to continue."
Baton and Twirling Classes For Girls Planned at Center
Youth Group Report Institute Experience
With taish iroups DouMful
Frigate Transferred In Israel Ceremony
tho season's opening meeting
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'Finds' Reported on Historical Site
Miss Belitz has won many tvanots in twirling and baton acioss towa, Nebraska. Illinois ind Ooloiado including the Western Stales strutting and two baton championships and the World-Hera Id W.igon show championship. Classes will be held on Tuesdays or Thursdays from 1 IS p. m to ."5:15 p. m. for gills between the ages of seven and eighteen Girls and their \wionts \\l\o uva interested should contact immediately Cy Seilchiclc, Director of Physical Education at the Center by calling JA 13(>6 Clabses will bo limited in ordei to piovide plenty of individual altenlion for each of. its Ynembri *> JV1.1V SHII'M.Yfi LINE Jerusalem UTA.I ,\ no* shipping line has begun operations between the Israeli poll of fc'ilat and Kast and South African ports. A, "J,"00-ton freightei operated by the line made its fust call to the Israeli port-this week-end
Arab Split on Palestine Issue
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CaKahlanca—Secret discussions on the Palestine contioicisy took place ut the thlity-socond. Arab League session here on Wednesday. A split, appeared net ween Palestinians supporting the Lcbtmfcsfe proposal to "create a Palestine State, outside Israel find Jordan's demands to create a Mi idovv Government and ap ,urnv based on Jordan. Tunisia and Iran " I V "ot icpresentcrt at the confeienee, despite the approval of a motion submitted uy United Arab Republic expunging a minute ivoni t\\e pre\i\ous meeting criticising thcie Slates, and !be dispatch of telcgiums to President Bourgib.i and General Ka.ssem inviting them to Cano The Moroccan rleles.ite called for a summit meeting of the Arab leaders' to discuss the changes in the structure of the Aiab League to meet the requirements of changing times. The only geneml .igi cement shown at the meeting is the rejection ot J/lv. Dag i t o w u E t joeld's plan for the integration of tho Arab defugees In Arab countries.
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