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An appeal for handmade items lias been nja(|e liy Mrs. Kriiosl A. Noj!i: ;ind Mrs, Htiliert Sominer, cii-chairnien of the Children's Memnrial Hospital liazaar Project for tlie I'Vderalimi of Jewish Women's (.'lulls. ' • Tlios;-- nial:iiii'. articles .should gel them ready and leave them'ill the liunie of Mis. Soiniiicr, 5.'!H) Nicholas Siri'ei in- call Mrs. NOKK. GL JtH.'i or Mrs. .Sonitner, GL r>05J. The Cliildreu'.s Aleinorinl Hospital Bazaar will be held -Sunday eveiiini;. IN'nxeinlier 1 fj and all day .Monday. November 10 at the Slieraton-Konlenelle llolol. The Women's Federation as in past years, will have il-t own booth, it. was announced. •'.'•••.. "The Women's response for do-: nations to (late has been ({ratify-1 inij," linlli co-chnirinen declared. "hut we need much more 'o insure the success of our huoth."
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Medical Schoul of Jerus.ileiii rv IKirt<'d recently at ;i dinner .spou sored by the American Physicians Cotnniitlei*. mcdiciil arm (it tin Ainei'lcan friends of the Ifelirew Univeisilv I oi tin Al ill (iti/f n ol K i n d life i i p t U miv is ibmit t u u e us lout a-, th it m tin tin li borim: Arab countrifs," lie uddid
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London, (JTAl field Marshal HaUim, of the United Arab Republic, lias announced in a radio Dr. Prywcs expressed re|;r I broadcast, from ".somewhere on the Ih it I i id s irlu< u mi ills in Southern border," that Ktiypt is health mid. medical education c m concent rat ini; truops on Hie Israel not lit- applied in the neiulilmrim border. Reports that the IMP. is massiiu: A r a b countries, "which r-'.iect all kinds of cooperation - even in this troops on I he borders between field." At the Koine lime lie voiced Syria and Ira<) were denied. by 1 satisfaction that "now liori/.ons Cairo. Hut. at. tin same time, have recently opened with rospecl Field Marshal Hakim broadcast to other new and enieri;ini; nation!; an order to his troops to concenin Africa and .South Asia." "Is- trate aloni; Hie Israeli border "as rael," he said, "K dolt)!; its host u precautionary measure." "No force can stand up ai;umst to assist the efforts of the.;e coun- | tries, in the fields of health and us," the L'AK military eonimaiu'?r medical education, as in other suited in his broadcast, "even '* it is an Israel force," It was uplierorf." Describini; Israel as "an island learned here that the Arab RepubOf health in the Middle Kast," Dr. lic has asked Britain for a supply Prywen staled that "during • the of ammunition lor British 18lust few years we lmve miccoeiied potind K'UIIS which are still in usri ill erudlcatiiif; or In hrin(.;iu;; under In the Egyptian Army. It was incontrol all the infectious dlsc.ists uicatcd hero that the request would which arc ciulcmlc in this region." be granted,
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Israel's President Arrives in Burma
VVOW-TV has scheduled an Interview With Leonard lifrnsli in" noted conductor and composer on • isiaii Ihim In- is now p i o h s his trip to Russia, Sunday, Oclolici *oi ot social science at I nulci'.h 2a from 1 p. m. to S p. in. The Dickinson Unncsilv md is (IdiliR show will he based on a special jvsi.ndi «n the cconoiim (kvdop performance filmed in Moscow last •liie'nt of tlie Middle K;«s| -mid na amiiner.,
}Ie reported that tin.'Heliruw l. nii\Vu Vnrk I . I T A I f.il'' 'f\|>ei t i n t s in Isi i( 1 lortfii. is il \( n ^ versity-Hndiisstili. Medical School for men and 7:1 l o r women, Dr now has an enrollment of approx-
Following the sevci;ence of Renault's commercial ties with Israel, the French firm was moved from the blacklist of the Arab'.League committee which includes the list of concerns which deal with Israel and a contract was signed bclween Renault and the U.A.R., it was
vealcd, was cancelled in August; A Foreign MiniBlry source said its renewal was unlikely. Top level negotiations had been carried on earlier in Paris in an effort to avert ihe breach of contract. :.;.. ' .'. ; , . - . ' • The contract was to run for eighteen more m o li t h s. Renault was .to supply parts for 2,400 units. Eight hundred had l>epn delivered at (he lime of cancellation. The company in Israel had been as^ semliling three models of Renault cars from parts shipped there, supplemented by locally mnnufactured parts. '.•;• .. x . , : ; . • riliht Knipluyed 1,000 The Haifa plant employed rnorft than 1,000 workei'S; ;v . ; . ; ; ' / . . . In iecenl years I s r a e ; l and France have maintained close relations. For a period before: thci Sinai CampaiKii iii liine, the French were the only major power that would sell arms to the Israelis. '',''•: Officially. ; fsraeli circles expressed willingness to interpret the Renault-act Ion as "an isolated case," and not 'indicative, of : any change in the traditional friendly relations between the two countries. An official close to the French government was..reported, to. have stated in Paris that his government wishes to continue the close econnmic association with Israel. The future of the Israel car assembly plant is heine, considered : by the Cabinet, which is expected to appoint a special Inter-Ministerial committee to si tidy offers from other firms. The Swedish Volvo Company and a well-known British firm are understood to have niade offers recently.
Mr. Cohen is past chairman of the Federation huildinp; committee, and is c u r r e n t l y co-chuirman with N a t h a n L. NOKK of the Dr. Philip Slier Homo for t h e Aged j Committee. . . •'•! . A past president." of the B e t h V.\ conyrctja I ion a nd of i t s Men's Club, lie Iso Is fomicr presideit RiiiiKoon, Burinii (.ITA)-^Twenof the IliRhlniid Country Club, ty-one guns were fired at the airMeanwhile, Israel Bonds ac- port here to saliile Israel's Presitivities expanded in the urea, as dent Izlink-Beh-Zvi, on his arrival Mr. Feinbt-rj* urged every Jewish here with Mrs. Ben-Zvi and three organization to ..•complete' miming aides including Walter Eytan, -Diits Roud chairmen and committees, rector General of the Foreign Min-
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n cam-| tion of the entire Jewish Coniiminciinmim-j ilies of Omaha and Council Bluffs, Hi' pos-i-.'and Art Colin is the best man t(i of II.I.Ci. i le.id such an intensive effort." Mr. i in ral ; I'V.inlierj! said.
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An oriianizatioh;il meet ing held last Sunday'-'at. the Jewish C o m munity Center heard Rabbis Ben-: Jumin Grorier nrid Myer Kripl:e iipjieal for increased support of the Israel Bond drive. Rabbi Sidney Brooks this week was named to the executive committee of t h e Bonds oi'Knnizntion, F'urther details of the current c i m p a i g n m a y be found on Page 4.
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President Ben-Zvi, dressed in white with a black hat,was greeted with the iplaying of Hatifcvtt, and was met at the airport by Burma's President and Prime Minister along with members of tlie diplomatic corps and members of the Burma Jewish community. In short addresses delivered at Ihe airport, both President BenTel Aviv (JTAI David UenZvi and President Ne Win ex- . Ciurion, Israel's Prime Minister pressed satisfaction at the degrea and leader of the Mapai Party, of coopcralion between the two took a day off from the cares of countries and hoped for still furthgovernment and the- beat of a iiaer cooperation. President Ben-Zvi tioiial election cainpainn to oband his party will be staying in a serve his 7.'4rd liirlhday in tile vilA bus trip to Arbor Lodi;e ill special wing of the Burmese Preslage of Sde Bokcr, in the Ne(;ev. Nebraska City will take the place ident's home. , the southern (leS'Tt of the regular monthly meeting IIMCAI'SK Y o r C.\HK, "jvc genHis conteniplation of the area lor Hi.'Golden ALJU «i'(iup and their of Israel which is dearest to his quests, residents ol the Dr. lJhili[i erously to the United Red F e a t h e r heart and where lie said he would Slier Jewish Home for the Aped. lied Cross Drive of which (lie Jewtake up. residence on his retireThe chartered buses will be ish Federation-is a beneficiary. ment from office. Mr. lien-Curion boarded al the Jewish Coniimmily received the visitini; Prime Minis- Center al 10 a. in., Monday, Octoter of the Republic of Chad and ber 2*i and will return to the C'entold him that il Israel could help' ler about :',:::() p. in. I-:acli inemher his younc state-in any way, "we is asked to brini; bis own lunch Plans Inr the "pledge brunch" shall be only to Klad to do it." The National Council of Jewish sponsored annually for high school An official dolefifltion of the sec- Women will provide coffee. freshmen by the Jewish Youth retariat of the Mapai Parly also Reservations. .• which are lieinK Council has reached final stages,' journeyed to Sde I loiter to i;reet Mr, and Mrs. I!en-Gurion on the taken by Mrs. .1, Milton Margolin, Phil Kutler, Chairman of Jewish occasion. The Iloii-titii-ions an- GL 'UH!8; Mrs. Louis Cutler, KK Community Center Y.iiitli Activnounced that the birthday celebra- 711.''. or Mrs. Nathan Simon, IIA ities commit lee, stated. The event will be held at the tion would be combined with the .'Win, must, be made in order to second anniversary of the Heer- provide adequate seating space Center. Sunday, November .1, at 10 shebtt Institute of Arid Zone Re- Arrangements for this oulini,' have a. in. Youth 'Council chairmen in search. The Premier, who organ- been made by ••Mines. Margolin. charge are I.inda Zallcin and Jeff Cutler and Albeit Gaer, and is Wohlncr. Following a special prothe institute, said he would I/.(.:U 111U 4 I D L 1 L U I I T , • ^ u l U II HUIU<I v > m »».. • « " » " " " • " • ^ ••••-., gram, freshmen will select the spend a day there and inspect all .sponsored by Iho Council and the clubs of their choice. Jewish Federation. Its activities.
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.AZA Nu. 10M) won tlie Youth E. K. .MakifHliy, head of AssoO'uiinl fl»)/ filot ball champion- ciated Press operations in Nebrasship Just «<ek by sweeping both (MRS.) FRANCES KLEIN Editor names at Adams Park. 3.Vh andka, has been re-elected secretary Drvilfoid. AZA No. 1 with a Riir- of the Nebraska Associated Presspriso victory o\i'r Rayim, cnpturecl newspaper members. second piare. Recent guests at the home of MNAI, l.KA(i!"K .STANDINGS Totnl O|>|n I N'eim sruJ fmjipcrilnitfi a t Tint Or, Philip Shtr Iiulhli Ifomr l o r TTir *cf<) by vv. i* rtt.. CABINET WORK ' Oavlil Orl.ow 1WX) .....'! 0 8.1 45 1 2 1 44 42 For Specialized Furniture SI KliAH DKCOKATION: This Havim I 2 m l.i year, the Sukk.'ih was beautifully Marble Top Tablet 100 ' . . 0 3 'Mi 111 decoivilcd by the Mesd.'imes Jake Wine, Allen Znlkin, Kli Zalkin and CALL KE 0842 HA.SKKTHAI.I. Jennie Katz, who were ably asnt,', S:I2 p. m. With the entlin^' of football nl sisted by .Master Mark Zalkin ami the JCC, chief interest among the BKTH ISKAKL .Mr. Sam Poster. Due to the wonShmini A/ernl services uill be- derful weather, our folks made mernbeis now- point to the forthgin Friday at 3:15 p. in. Spivices more Use of our Sukkah than ever coming basketball season. Plans Live Fish Market ore now underway for three on Saturday morning at 8:45 a. m. befoic. Iramies •-- Varsity, Youth Council The Junior Congregation will conTHANK VOl.'i To The Micklin Kosher Poultry duct services at 10 a. m. Rabbi Home Improvement Co., fur theand Midget. Killed Daily Four letting will constitute the Benjamin Groncr will conduct the panels lo build the Sukkah. Saturday allernoon Talmud Class . I'AKTV POSTI'ONKD: The Belli Varsity league. At a recent meetAT 4977 1314 No. 24th at 4:'1!5 p. m. Mincha folJowrd Sha- Israel Sisterhood program for ing, it was decided that practice ]osh S'cuduK and Maariv, which Sukkot was cancelled and is ten-sessions will begin on Wednesday, Certified and approved by Rabbi Dr. Leon Thorn, Pretidcnt, Am»riwill l)CB;n at 5:15 p. in. tatively set for Sunday, November October 21 and each Wednesday can Academic Rabbit Aiioeiation following until league play comSinihat Torah Hakafol nnd chil- 1, at 2 p. in. of New Americani, and Rabbi S. mences the middle of November. dren's! parade will be held on Sat- NKVV JCKS1DKNTS: The MesWalkin of fhe Orthodox Rabbii A t urday, at 6:30 p. in. Sunday morn- dames Clara Ki^k and Rebecca Co- VA Belgrade, Burl Robinson, Steve lociation of Naw York City. Luslgartcn and I.indy Paul, will ing Sinihat Torah services will be- hen. gin at 8:45 a. in.; Junior CongreHOLIDAY I N T K II I* It K T A- .captain teams, All Varsity niemgation at 10 a. in. T1O.NS: Girl Scout Troop No. 35,I bers are urged to report to pracDaily services at 7 a. m. andunder the Leadership of Mrs. Rob- tice sessions. 6:20 p. m. The weekly Talmud ert Freeman, visited us on Wed- Youth Council basketball season Study group, every Tuesday at nesday lo learn about the history will get underway on Sunday, NoG:.')0 p. m. and siKnificance of this holiday vember 8, with all four teams in Saturday morning, October 24, period. .Members of troop No. ."isprc-season Raines. Each club will Yizkor Memorial services at 10:30 were here once before lo see theplay every team one practice fiiime. u. m. Passover story on film and to dis-I The official league opener will be Thursday — October 29 cuss that holiday. I Sunday, November 29. The league B'NAI JACOB ADAS SIMIIAT TOItAH PAKTY: The j will operate on a four round basis 8:30 P.M. YKSIH7KOV Bikur Cholim Society will hold a jwith each team playing nil other Services at B'nai Jacob-Ail;is- t;ala parly on Sunday, October 2."J j teams four times. Jewish Community Conter Ycshuron will begin Friday at at 2 p. in, to celebrate this holi1 6:30 p. in. and Saturday 'morning day, according to Mrs. Allen Zal- j Dad-I.ad Day at the Center auat 8 10 a m wjth Minchi Jt '•> Wkin p II tv r h m m m jditunum will kick-off the Midget Hear the Facts on p m follow til by Miilosh S eudos league on Sunday, November 1 "Prejudice & Bigotry" P.tilj servicis it 6 0 i in u u B'nai B'rith to Hold with Rnl McManus, new head bas5 (0 p m ketball coach at Creighlon 1'niMembership Breakfast 'vrisitv as guest speaker. Ca^e from A bit ikf ist to kirk r ff the n l \ i films vi ill he shown nnd refreshTMH'I I H m i B n t h im mb(i<-hip ments si-rved. I.indy Paul, a mem Sfiinf^ \ ill l>f luld Hiis > n wnli TED SENNETT d.iv .it 7 50 p in at fi npli I S I K I r u n p i i y i will ho hr-li] Siind iv N o i !><>r of the athletic committee, and ("onclu-.ion of Smcot ind Simli it \em!>er 1 it Ihi Iiicsu lr r*<-t i i fotmir Athletic Director will M e Regional AOL Director Torah. Rabbi Brooks will officiate, rant. thr pio^ram, scheduled to begin Who Will Describe Other Pfi«i«i Hakafot will be obseived Kiddush it 1 p m. All dnds imd sons- Jire of A D I OpcrAtion Alto m the 'Mikk 1)1 will follow the vei v in >ed to be on hand.
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Shdbhit morning MI vices will Patronize Our Advertisers b e y n at 1] 30 >i m with Rabbi Moie than 100 hij,h school stu Brooks officiating and the Relig dents die expe-drd to attend the ions School Chon undei the dnec Missoun V.il)cv fcdtidlion of lion of Miss Ida Githn MngniK the )Temple Youth convention. Vovem musicil poitions of the s w u c f bei 2b thioufch the ^(th it Temple RUG & UPHOLSTERY Israel Ddejjites will come fioin BFTII fcL CLEANERS Siouv City, JJes Monies la , Dtn Services .it B ( l h I I S>nj,joi,ue v(i Coloiado Sfiiuus Colo ^t RUGS—CARPETING will begin Fndd> .it 8 11 p m losoph Kansas r if \ Mo Widnti LAMP SHADES Rabbi M j n S Kiipke will delivei and 'lopeka, Kans the s^imon Cintor A n o n I Ld FURNITURE I.ednne Iiost ind M.ul>s Is.irk j a r and t h e B t l h IJ Chon will ren | hive been named Kcnei.il eh in Cleaned in Your Home! <ler the mu<-ic<il pillions of the I men They will be assisted b> \ in Binding—Laying—Repairing jeivicc leyBrodkey indG.nl Shnei S n v Services Situnla) v ill begin ^t Don Bernstein HA 25S4 |mfi .is comrnttlcp chanmen u e 8 a in Yi/kor Mernon.il service IShaion Frank publicity Sieve will be recited at 11 a m Mincha Beinslein son.il Juclj Goldner at 5 VS p in , Sunhit Torah scrv Judy Pollack datinp; Mvi i I.ipp Ice, at 7 p m Sunday morning legistiation D o i o t h y S i v l i n «ervice will be^in at <) A m Par transport ltion ,md Ann d\ i e l / ents and chlldicn <ne in ^ed l o <it cullin ii Housing chinmiii I s lend the f.innly s u v i t e whith will telle Schorm inn T\ 1700 uirlliiih Include the Hakafot and the Sim Wohlnei II 1201 nnv I,P < <in h.it Toi.ih pmn >.sion i i t irtrrl hv HIOM wishini' lo Ii i ( ron\r ntion f,u(sls
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Mrs. Dave Cohn Is Easterner Betrothed Dedicate Memorial Needlework Guild To David A. Solzman Plaques af Beth El I I Jr. a n d Airs. S i m o n i i , K l e i n e r M c i i K n i . i l .N'.inie I'l.njue.s pl.ii-i d | Vice-President o ! 1 1 , i n i d c n , C o n n , ) i , i \ e rMiiioimi'r-d on the ' Memorial Tablets in the"
JlllitUt < IIOf.JM I'AKTV AT IIO.MIC I'Olt AfiDI) The Ililtnr Cholini Women will .Mrs. iJaw ('olin \v;is elected fulfil.MM lilt1 irsidpntf <if Hit: IJr \ icc-p r p. x i il e II 1. of i he fJm.ilm Philip Slier Jewish Ilo'iir l o r I In' Mi.mull of the NVedlcuoik Cinld AK«'<I with Suiiniit 'I'mall jj.irly <it of America at its recent annual (he'home, .Sunday, October '2~i, at meeting. Mis. Colin and Mis. Itich'/ p. in. aid Wright lepresenl the Federa-
A iiliisic.il pm^liiin has heen planned and K-fri'shiiiPiils will lie M»ivr(l. All friends and iclalnes tup cordially invited.
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t h e e / i ; ' . u ; e m e n t oi M i s K l e i n e r ' s Beth El Synagogue dm ing the daughter, .Miss M.nv-Alice Kop- p.ist si'C months vv ill he derliciled lik to David M. Solzinan, son of at flic Slieinini At/eielh Yi/koi Mr am) Mi.s Isol I Sol/iiiiin. Services on Saluiday, October Miss Koplik was giadiialed iioni 24th. Those whose names will be Piospecl Hill School in New Haven, Conn, and received a de^ieo commemorated by their families from Smith College in 19i9. Ilei at that tfine are: father was the late Dr. Lewis Hen- Hans Oansky, Jenny S. Feldman, (joldie Freed, Jack Gelfand, ry Koplik of New York. Mr. Sol/miin is the grandson of Abiaham Green, Saul Ifirsch Kal/, Mrs. Maurice J, Ephraini of PJu- Dora Koom, Gertrude Kulakofsky, fiuemlne, La, and of the late Mr. Sarah Kutler, Jennie Cecile Levenson, Joseph L Wolf and Herman and Mrs. N'alli.in Solzman, Zien. He was graduated from the University of Chicago and received a Muster's1 Degree in geography DUNDEE FLORIST from the University of Nebrashii.
tion of Jewish Women' Clubs on the (iuild boaid as respective gencial chairman and table display head of the Jewish Charities SecI ion. I'lONKKK WOMKN TO All those who ha\<» not respondHOI,!) ONKO SIIAI1BAT ed as jet to the Needlework call An Onf-e Shablmt and an OIICK j are urged to .send in their donaYom Tove will be hold by (lie Pio- tions this week. neer Women's Organization on Shinini A w e ! at 1:30 p. m., Oc- In addition to those women who lubpr2-1 at the lionie of Mrs. Jacob contributed previously to the I'clrininn, 1815 North 50th Street. Drive, the following contributions Joe RndinowRki and Abe Schn'ei- aic reported: dor will be guest speakers. A re- Mmes. Norman Ball, Hairy BeljKjit on (he convention held in mont, Clarence L. Bergman, Fred Cleveland. O., will be made by Mrs. Bernstein, Sheldon A. Bernstein, Milton Nearcnberg, president. All Dave W, Bcrnslien, Paul Blolcky, members nnd friends me urged to Eugene Braun, Jacob Bur.stein, Dr. Abe G r e c n Ii c r t; was rcLeonard Cherniss, David R. Co-elccted president of the Nebraskw tit tend. hen, Jack K, Cohen, Julius M. Division of the American Cancer Cohn, Morton Khrenreieh, Harry Society at HIP group's a n n u a l IIAIMSSAll BOOK Kisen.statt, Leo Klsenslatt, Isa- meeting iccently. He is n past IIKV'IKW ('.HOW The Hndiissiih Book Review and dora Klewitz, Sam Epstein, llymnn president ot the Jewish Federation Fercr, Alfred Frank, Charles S. of Omalia mid a prominent civic discussion group will hold its first Gendler, Harry Goldberg, David meeting at the home of Mrs, Meyer Grcenherg, Edward W- Greenberg, leader. itoHonbuum, 1607 South 58th Street Henry Leon Grcenberg, Ben U mi Tuesday, October 27 at 9:30Heisler, Leonard D. Herman, AbBirths
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JIKI'H r.h BALL The Beth K| Hall will commemorate Ihc 30lh annivernary of Eelh Y.I Synagogue on Saturday, No\pinbcf 14 at Highland Country Club.
raham Hcr/.berg, Sam Hornstein, Mr. and Mrs. Mottle Hermann of Louis Hurwitz, Joe Kahn, Abe El Paso, Tex., unnouncc the birth Kaplan, Jack J. Kaufman, Abe of non, Bruce David, on October Klntz, Michael Krasne, Joe Hun. 11. They are also the parents of a Mmes. Irvin (.'. Levin, Stanley daughter, Fiona. F. Levin, Hyman Levlne, Sol Lew- Grandparents me Mr. and Mis. is. Leonard M. Luttbeg, Philip Lee Herman of Colorado Springs Malkin, Abe H. Markovit/, Orvel and Mr. and Mis. Leo Taub. A. Milder, Charles Mogil, Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Morion Kliremeicli Moigan, Albert Ncixunnick, Henry A. Newman, Jules M. Neivman, have returned from Morrlstown, Robert Noddle, Nathan L. Nogg, N. Y., where they visited their sonHurry ft. Nystrom, Harold Pol- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs lack, Bert J{ Render, David Kice, Raymond A. Brown who became
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M.NCIIKON TO HONOR KKIV MK.MHKKS The Omaha Chapter of Hada.ssah will honor its'new members at a liiiirhfoil iiieetni(» on Wednesday, October 'J.H, at the Jewish Com- Eujipni1 \) Rich, Motion Kichaids, Ihi! parents of their third daii).;h- i munity Cenlfr. All paid up MIPIII- Max Itiekes, Abiah.un Hoffman, tei, Rebecca Lynne on Sepleniliei bi'rs will be admitted without Ben L. Ito.sen, I.VIward '/.. Rosen, 2K The Brown's other dmighleis ih.iHie Samuel II. Rosenberg, Isadore W. are Susan G;ile nnd Debrji Ann. D r . M e r m a n K r c i m a n of I ' e t a h Rosenblatt, f'liilip M. Rosenblatt, Mr. Brown is the son of Mr. and When Captured So T I U W I . Ni.iel, will j n e s e n l .i HIIIMMeyer I. Rnback, Aithur Rubin. Mrs. David II. Hrown of Lincoln, c.il |)iii);i,ini acaiiiipanied liy M i s former Omaharis, Enchantingly by Mines Leon .Schmidman, Charles A. C Kellman at the piano. JJr J''i<'iiiimi, a dentist, has appeared Schneider, Donald Scliocnbaum, Mr. and Mrs, Jack B. Oruch anVtilh Ihc Israel Philhaitnoriic Or- Abraham Sluayo, Nathan Simon, ihpslra in Tel Aviv. A movie "Am Milton Simons, Louis Sipoiin, nounce the birth of n d.-iiighler, Photography Yisiocl Chni"--i The People of J.s- Stanley J. Slosburg, Harry L. Morna noehclle, October 16 in | omniei-, Ben Speclor, Morris Stal- RIoomliiRton, Ind. Mr. Oruch is jur'l Liwl will be shmwi. . . . w,ien it is a special Candid Wedding enrolled In the graduate school of Hes'Mvalions are beiiiK taken by mastcr, Sam II. Stern. Nathan Indiana University. holiday portrait Turner, Morris A. Venger, Ernest Photographeri Jlr.s Hurry Wij,'od.sky, Chapter of your family Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ; chilli mail, t![j 9443; Mme.s, Abe B, Winlroub, I^uis Wintroub, Hear, ("A ]!M5; Hurry Mendelson, Phineas Wlnlroiib, Srtm Zlotky Philip Falkon, formerly of Coun ell Bluffs, la., now of Jolict, III., ! \VA OCH1 and Uiiiney Stark, AT and Miss Small Slobodisky. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oruch. !)l(j.'i, Theodore IIoivI Group; Temporary Location at 1 Phofogjopfier Paternal greut-grandparents are .Alrnes-. N, W. Gimple, RK 2X«r, CENTER—42nd and Confer David Flanchck and Mr. and Mrs. 817 So. 36th Alex-Plolkin, GL 2808, and WilHA 1044 Maurice Lipsmati. liam Raskin, RK 5337; Henrietta S/old Group, and Mmes. Bernard Diamond, TK !).">70; Charles ForDr. and Mrs. Robert G. Addison An "at home" will he given for niim, OI. H212 and Arnold Rosc- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fellman, for- of Chicago, III., announce the birth nmn, RK fVm, Chaim Weil/man mer Oniiihans and their children, of their third daughter, Benita (Jroiip. Deliby and Neal, Sunday, October Joan on October 9. Their other portraits of distinction 25 from 7 p. m. 1o 30 at the resi- daughters are I-Jllinhclh Aim and Nancy Ellen. Mrs. Addison Is the dence of Mr. and Mrs. Irving MnlSI)T AI.DMNAK \.KMiVK former Beverly Minkin of Omaha nshnck, 681 Hackberry Road. J'l.AN" COW'hKK l'AKTV Sharing the lole of hosts with Grandparents are Mr. nnd Mrs A rustic Ion cabin decorated Candid Wedding Albums wilh Kail nnd Halloween features the Maiashocks at the evchl to G. M- Minkin, Omaha and Mrs, Formal Bridal Portraiti will b<> the setting the annual cou- which relatives nnd friends of theBen Addison, ChloaKo. Great Children Our Specialty ples parly to be given by the Sig- visitors arc invited, are Mrs. Jenny grandmotliers aie Mis. Mollio 4829 Dodge Quality Work ma Delta Tail Alumnae League Rosenblatt, mother of Mrs. Fell- Perils and Mrs. Saiiih Minkin, Cuitomer Parking or .Duality Prices man; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fell- Omah-'i. of Omaha, October 24. All of the Halloween decorations man and Dr. and Mrs. Abe C. Fellu.scd for the event will lie pie.sent- m.in No invitations have been is- Crippled Children cil to the childrens ward of the sued. University of Nebraska hospital. Mr. and Mi.s Fellman who make Socief7 to Meet (iiiosls will meet Mrs. Soltheir home in Boston, Mass',, arThe 1!)5!) annual meeting of Iliej Schwartz and her Imai'il members rived Thursday for a 10-day stay .Nebraska Society for Crippled "Many People Change to at nn fi .10 p m. rwlU.nl hour prior and are at the Dr. Fellman home Childien will he held October 1Mlit ;i ehicken dinner JJ.meuiK will Mr. Fellman is the son of Mrs. 2j\ at the Slieralon-FoiileiielN1 Puritan the Careful, but follow. Mailach Kal/man. Hotel.
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TO M M . T I \ LINCOLN Kifleeu members of the Omaha Mothers Club of / e t a Belli Tail Fraternity plan to v,n l'i Lincoln for the ypiup's IH-M nieeling a V2\'V)']i. in. luncheon, 'J'HI.'K (I a y, Oi'lnlifi 27 ;il Ihc fi.iteinitv's I C I -
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10 Convenient Locations YOUNfi .11 I>.\i:.\ The next meeting «i the M'VIIIIII !>•• ule Young Judaea group, Daughters ol Hie Torah, will he Slmhal T<ir;ih ccleliralion at the home of Minion lleinstcin, 101H Noilh (i.iid Sneel, Sunday at 2 p. m.
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Citation 2Cities Piesentulion of ,i uipv of the new Ij-published "Who'.-. Who ot the Trustees of Israel" to .Sum Katzman higliliKhti'd a meeting Thursdav JiiRhl lit the home of the JH58 co-chairman of the Greater Omahu Commitir for Stale of Isfael Bonds.
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Men Vid.n, .Micivu-st diiecloi of the Jbr.icl government tourist office, will he in Omaha and Council Bluffs 'lue.sri.ty and Wennekday, Oct. 27 and 28. to sp.irk the 1!).")!) St «!e or Israel Bonds campaign.
Mr. Vidar, a citi/en of JeruJulian B. Vene/kv of IVoiia, salem, also will meet with Jewish III., national chairman for regions iind non-Jewish individuals and oignm/iitions to piomote touiisni oi the Israel Bonds orguni/alion.s, in Isittel. made the piesentiition of the 21.1Ik" will iinpe.u ot A nailor page volume at the initial pailor meeting of the J9.>H campaign, ing in Otnah.i Tin sd.iy and at the Trustees of Israel are those wlio " B o n d Voyage" dinner at the purchase S10.000 or more in State Council Bluffs community centei Wedncsda.v nigiit at 6.-1"i p ni of Israel Konds in anj one year. Mr. Vldnr s o l v e d for five The l>ook »ab piepatcd, .Mr. Vene/ky said, to honor the men years, with the I-rael jiovoinnient and women who became Trustees loimsl offic • in Jeiusal'in. v\heic in Israel's lOth aiinivoiKai) jear. Tin- "Wfid'H Who" also contains mi'sages from I'rimr Minister David Brn-(iiirloii, Finance .Minister I.eU Kshltol, I'nrrigii .Minister tiolila .Melr, m i d Alilci Khun, former Aiiiliitssiiilur tn tin- lulled States, paying trlliule to Hit' role (if leading iHrai-l Koixl piircliusers in (lie ccolioiiiii- development of tlie country. Mr, Itai-Clitrion hailed the "spirit of hi olhf 11\ pit tnciship" which motivates tin- men ;ind women who appear in lhi> hook. Ho Mid 'Th< mt'ii <IIII] \ oni* 'i v ho si.mil in the foi<-friJJii ill tin' Israel I'.oml d l l W ' .IS I l l K t i . H i 1)11 ( O M S ' l l t i n g i i n h i l i ' i is in i l n - - I . i i m u l l it a k i n g i n " w l i i u w e i n * C I I L IL'* il
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port hut pimcip.illv n( I:K it minal enei'iurrigcincnl on which we draw in ,i spun ol hiolhcil\ p m nership which his newi been equalled in the uuiil- nl mi olhei people " Noting his close ,IWJ< i iiinn w it Ii the Isi.iel Bond time as l'"in,ince Jlmister, M i . I shl.nl said "Now, us our si'CiiiMl ilccnile unfolds, »>• f a i r ni'ii (Iliillenges of Immigrant ulisor|itlon and i-runoinle 'growth. UV riiusl develop the K n j e i , H I - must i'\pli>ll our n:«(lirjil rcsoiirds. ue must hring irrlgiitlon U> IIi-u ;iri'.is, in- must expand our Imlnslrial plant, we must liuilil linim-s lor I lie nrwcofnrrs. We limit forward to tliesr tunics with confidence :md hope he cause we linuiv tli:it the Trustees of Israel will continue to lend tln-ir aid to iiur di'icliiiinient program." Mis Men - . l i c - d i tli.it the men anil women listed in this hook de&eivc the ie p-c1 md iet jgintion of all p'Mi|i!.. ol go «l mil When th" fin.i 1 d i i | i t ( i , ,ue will ten of the great rebirth ;ind rebuilding tint i . tin si i u of mud etn I s u e l , this h^uk m i l - , e n is
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Reservations for the Council Bluffs dinner m a y he made by telephoning M r . and M i a , (iersii'iii or the Omaha Israel Bonds office, A T 1177 or A T lOH.'l. .\leir V'idar, lsra(*r.s dynamic} A G IT) p in. (bniifi v\ill se loinisl director fui' the .Midwest, as a "Boini Voyajje" for Ols I lei K e i I I Ii e r 14 .said, (herald will he I IK? principal speaker W e J man and Klfriedi 1 F'reiinan. the Ml Isineli couple who have captiued Schwartz, area inanai-:cr for the nexlay nii.:hl. He will pivseul 1 the hearts of the Ion a city in then Israel linniN orj^ani/dtion, also a t - | s e c o l l of JUIIKII- to the l)i:i. J''rc*itended the luncheon session ai the I man, who will leave Council B l u f f i shoit Slav heie. 'the day followiui: the (1111111*1. Council Bluffs Jewish Center
C'uiineil ISIuff-s will «tai;e its Creates! efforl for State of .Israel Bonds Wptlnesdiiy nighl. O n 28. at the Bluffs Jewish Comniunit) Centei
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it fiiuclions 1diw-iou ol I ' I C 1'iirrii" Ministei's office. 'Ihe last [visiiion he held theie vv.ts dnector ol tin? Tourist I'romoiKin I)fjKirtmifnt In lTiti. he <vis l> nisfe'ictl Io Hie L'niti'J .Sl.i'i1-. I ) 'i! v e ( I M I K C of the Insliltition.'il Kciiilions I)ep irtment Oi tin* 1'ini'i CJovcinnient Toiins. Cffice 111 N"w York, In A I M it. lil")9 t n? (•ii>i:.ii*u i nt o« I . r i e l fsMhlistu'd ftn of.'irul I'Minsl offpf m C11C1U) foi" the Midwest Ufjion n' the Uniteii States Y,< i! Vidai was nppomled dnectoi of Hie new M i n e
inillee f'n Stale ol I.srael Bunds, spiik." ,il the Madassah meeting. " W e ait* pniuil that (inr neii^ilior. Council Bluffs, time and attain has the I>• st jier capita Bonds- recoid in I ( i « d and one ol the very liesl in the e i i l i i e I'niled Stales."
"We aie holding this dinner to e\piess our appreciation to the Kreimans for their efforts in liehalf of Jewry and Israel in (JreatM" Omahii." Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gershun baid, the (Jershuns aie in their ninth yeai as chaiunen of the Council Bluffs Committee for Stale of Israel Bonds. Dr. Fieiman, who opiates a ilcntal clinic in Pel ah Tikvnli, Israel, where he and his wife are each dental Mirneons, was the principal entertainment at last week's luncheon honoring Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wolf. He also gave a pinKrnm at the home ol Mr. n/iti Mis. Saul Suvalsky, the Council Bluffn cousins with whom they have heen stnyr, and at the monthly meeting of the Council Bluffs chapter of Ilndiis.sah. Hohcrt M. Fi'inlicrB, general (li.nini.in (Iiealei Oni.ilia Com-
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Israel Bonds Ar half limes during-the .same jierioi. th d Suciot the 11. nil I ion il h u v i s l B'IIKU ti ]-A<*n more slgnlfie:tnt Is tli^i it t l n ^ fistiv.il focuses .ilfntioii on the economic 1 liange in Israel's foreign trail" historic stiHlC'. mule In Ihe St lie season. of Istnel s ctonomv in the I I >e,ns As i iLsult nl Ine imp ic I vi hit 11I position. In the eight years HIIIC» since its est ilihshnient \\ ith Ihe I Isi.iel Bonds h i u ' 111 id • on !ln I (lie Israel Itonil drive Ixgan, evof Isi.iel Bonds Isiael has pio-' i r i i i ' m i ) of fsi i d mdiMii.il out j ports have increased more than duced iich fnnts of piotcicss in [Hit has risen to mure than two and I fourfold, vvhilr Imports liavr rlsrn industry, agriculture, housing. Ihe one-half times its level lndote Ihe I little mure tluin linlf. This mean* exploitation of imtuial icsoiuces Isiael Bond dine heg.m in l't'il that Israel Is moving forward rupand every other hectoi of Its econ- In the field of agriculuue, produi • I Idly hi the direction <if greater ecocmy. In a very 1e.1l sense, Israel tion has risen <ihout tluce and one- nomic' mlf-siiffhleiicy. TJK'S'* h i s t o r i c achii've/neid i which Israel Bonds have made pos•ihl«- nil" meaningful I01 ii.tiont transcending their (.'(oii'imic Kignificaiice. They represent ,1 vital insiriimi'nt in thf fulfillment of Ihe ancient dream <d the Jewish people- tin" rebuilding oi statehood, the development of a homeI iud in which all who need shelter can find il.
'Ihe riuip.w ot the officr is to p 1 o m o t c nil interest a m o 11 a American, Jewish and non-JeMsh, in visiting the vi» ii't' .State of hiai-l .ilf<> k.owu as the Ldiid t.f " e Iiililc The t'ffuc dib-i'i'iinitlCi ou'ist Inc.,it lie and tli tiihutr-. li''i -v fr'i* o' 11 i.t.c foi «i.uip .md 1 \ sllO.VI'1" I 1 rifeieuce woik .1 letmil of i worthwhile endeavoi1, and a dem| oiistr.'itioii of faith in the intw.ritv j anil pioduct,ive dipicilv of tlir fi. dfile ()\ Is[,H'l "
Mrs. itlorris (Iroismaii (left) mill M n . Herniun Itondarln n^alu lire in the forefront of Israel Itoiid acllvitles. Mrs. (irossmiui Is floiiij (-li.'ilrrnan for Ihe Omaha cfiajiter of Jfailassuli mid Mr*. Hondarlu IH dead ol J.alxir Zionist Doixl activities.
At this Snccot .S",-t mi we must dedicale ourselves anev to doiu< our share in enabling Isiael to leap the harvest ol economic sehleliance which is. its objective 111 the 'coming years. The1 country must lie prepared to iibsorli another million iiiiniii'.i.inls in Hi." next ten years. I t musl r-s.p nirl every .sector of Its erono'iiv honn s, factories, farms, .schools, 10 i d , ni'j harhors
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I,ool<ing with iipjiriiv.il at pl.Kpie presented In national Israel Ilomls organization at lust vveeli'n women's division luncheon are, l< ft to rlglit, Airs. Samuel Ji. Wolf, Hie honoree; .Mr«. Auron Hips, women's chairman; Hubert M. I'eiiilierB, gincral <Imirin.iii; iind Jlru. Or.i 8cliweltz<;r, of Isratl's Atomic Knergy Commission. Some J.r>() tioinen attended tint program nt I lie Hlncloitono Hotel.