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Itichnnl 11. "Dick" MeCatin, grams planned by the Yoiiih prominent radio e>.( cutive, will Council in observance of Brothbe the1 guest speaker at a "broth- erhood Week ,it was announced hood' program to be given by by .Steven Gu^s, president, who the Jewish youth Council, .Sun- will .preside on both occasions. day, February JO at the Jewish The second gathering will be held on Sunday, 1-Ybruary ^G at Community Center at .'! p. in. the Center. I'romlnrnt ICadio K.i.eeiit he (iiilihviire, nimmiTiM.iii, Chairmen Mr. McCann is Director of liarry Goldwnre and Harlan Community Services and Ac-lliuimerinan, co-chairmen of the count Executive for Kadio Sta- functions will introduce the tion KRON and /•- speakers, the former, at the first formerly a public "^ program. Films will be shown on school adminisi both dale;;. trator. lie is very 15 , , « , I active In. civlc ^-' **' organizations and Is a popular pub^_ \ lie speaker and '/ tonstmasler. Mr. _ y/ AlcCann will uiThe Youth Council Hosiers m e in Omiln base been completed and are just in time foi available at the Activities and his Sunday's apthe Youth Council offices of pearance bifoie Mr. McCann the Jewish Community Centhe Youth Counril liter making ter. The rosters contain the an address in Northwest Nebrasnames, addresses, phone numka at a Soil Conservation convenbers and club affiliation of tion. every Youth Council member He will speak on the subject: arid sell for twenty-five cents " . . ."And the Lord said, "Where each. Is thy Brother':" 7'no 10 vents The event is one of two pro-
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Washington (JTAi — United Stales Foreign .Service officers stationed in Israel will be paid bonuses of $1,050 y e a r l y for i .programs fire being jchi^ving a high degree of fluplanned in Omaha in recogni- ency in speaking and reading the tion of observance of brotherhood Hebrew language, the State Department made known. Week, February 19-2.">. Construction will begin soon on linn is completed, s e r v e both the new. camp site will be under If posted away from Israel, the now Camp Jay-C-C to be lo- children's camps and special adult construction, it will not be ready The Omaha Chapter of the National Conference of Christians the American diplomats will re- cated on the scenic site in C'ass projects, The planning of the for this year's camp activities, Vie added, in order to and Jews in cooperation with Uni- ceive 55H5 a year for maintain- • > Couuly n&'^r 1-ouii.vilJo, Nvby., unrt Camp~IS umter ihi* tutju-ts-inimt *j( Hmyr-ver. serve Omaha children,'.uninter*vcrstty of'Omaha and other spon- ing skill in Hebrew. The uim is of the most beautiful areas in Alex Weinstein, chairman of the ruptedly, arrangements have been sors will present ft conference to promote study of languages this part of Hie country, Harry Federation building committee made for excellent. 1901 Camp program.-'Friday, February 21 at generally unfamiliar to Ameri- Trustin. President of the Jewish and a prominent Omaha archi- Jay-C-C accommodations which the University's Gene Kppley Cen- cans in diplomatic work. Hobrcw Federation, reported. will be announced in the next tect,' ter from 9:30 a. m. to 2:.'iO p. m., language ability was rated as issue of the Jewish Press. Chil••Wonderful fnr (lamping" Thins Miulo for 'Cil Season it wag announced by Mrs, Lloyd more important than knowledge will be able to go to cani[> The jiew s i t e , with rolling Mr.. Trustin said that although dren Fricdmun, president of the Fed- of Arabic. The Arabic language this summer nnd enjoy all the eration of Jewish Women's Clubs, pays H smaller bonus because grounds, wonderful trees and all regular camping facilities and one of the co-sponsoring organi- more American diplomatic per- the features ideal for camping, carefully supervised activities. zations. sonnel, i n c l u d i n g many who is just the kind of place. Federastudied in the Americun Uni- tion leaders have wanted for Mr*. ttloMiurK, lleprcsent.'iihe versity of Beirut, have knowl- many years, Mr. Trustin said. Mrs. Stanley Slosburg, the. edge of Arabic. Tlie 182-acre tract recently More than a hundred different Women's Federation representapurchased by the Jewish Federa- items will be available at the tive to the Conference of Christion, will, when building const rue.- Workmen Circle family bazaar, Tel Aviv fJTAV — Fourteen tians und Jews, will be one of the .Sunday, February 19 at the La- Centurion tanks purchased from discussion leaders at the mornbor Lyceum, 3024 Cuming Street, liritain have arrived In Israel ing program. Among other parMrs. 'Louis Witkin, .solicitation aboard the SS Kincrct after a ticipants will be Mrs. lilmcr Nochairman, reported. stormy p a s s a g e through the vak, ns one of the recorders, and Beginning at 2 p. m. many va- Mediterranean. Unloading of the Mrs, Myer S. Kripke, as resource rieties of traditional J e w i s h lanks proceeded immediately afperson in addition to representaTlie third session of the Partives of other organizations takents' Discussion series on "Liv- dishes will be available for those ter the-vessel was anchored at ing part. Mrs, Maurice Frank, Ping with the New Adolescent" who plan to bring their families an undisclosed point off Israel's TA City Council President, will will he held Monday, February for dinner. All the food has been coast, preside.' 20 at 8:.')0 p. m. at the -Jewish prepared by the women ^t the Community Center. The- group organization. The bazaar is open -MEDICAL CENTEK (JETS Mrs,'Friedman urged everyone $31.0,000 GUAXT will continue to examine the to the public. to attend and to call Mrs. John Philadelphia. (JTA) — Three Proceeds from the event, will need for changes in the parental Hopkins, '.553-3457 for re&crvaroles when there is an adoles- be used for children's adoption scientists at the Einstein Medi(Oontinued on Page 4.) cal Center here have received in Israel. cent in the family. .$219,000 grant from the National Institute of Health, for study aimed at gaining a better understanding of infective processes and the treatment of viral disCommittee heads for the eases by chemicals. eighth annual B'nai B'rith Women's Citation luncheon, February Jerusalem (JTA)— Dr. Robert vuiius on Israeli court, procedure 23 have been named by the genScrvatius, tJcrman defense law- and law, announced that he had eral chairmen, Mmcs. Marvin yer for Adolf Kichmann, the turned over his retainer for his Gerber and Stanley Shapiro. Nazi war criminal who directed work on the defense case to Algiers (J.TA)—A (iO-year-oid They are Mrs. Julian Baumel, tho mass killing of 0,000,000 throe Israeli institutions. They hostesses; Mrs. Max Sacks, Jews in Kurope during the Sec- ore tho Institute of Criminology Jew was killed nnd a number of Joseph I.evlne luncheon; Mrs. Miles Remer, ond World War, asked for two- at the H e b r e w University in oilier Jews were injured when a Bowers and wires; Mrs. Sam I3olJoseph Lcvinc, conductor of week postponement o[ tlie i-licli- Jerusalem; the Department for bomb exploded in the Jewish lak, plaque; Mrs. Harry Green- the Omaha Symplnny Orches- maun trial which wus scheduled Research Into the Nazi Holo- quarter of the city. Tlie incident, f o l l o w e d the caust at Bar Han University in tyrg, decorations; Mmcs. Phil tra will open the 25th .-annual to begin here on March 15. .Ctalncr,' Allan Siegel, guest Beth El Concert of Jewish Mu- Ho said lio wus unable, to com- Ramat Gan; nnd the Benevolent bombing last weelc of a Jewishftooks; Mrs. Harry Smith, reser- cic, honoring Cantor Aaron Ed- plete preparations for the. trial Association o£ Central European owned grocery shop, causing considerable damage. The owner of vations and invitations; Mrs. gar, on Sunday, February 2G at nnd study the voluminous evi- Refugees. Harry Sittnuin, publicity. Lunch- Joslyn Memorial, at 8 p. m. by dence t>y Mnrrli 15. In acceding Mr, Scliarf, 48, who did not the shop, Tordjtnan David, said eon reservations may be made making his initial appearance in Jo Iho request, tho Ministry ot disclose the amount of his fee, that .agents of the rebel FLU orwith Mmes. Yale Kaplan, Harry Omaha ns piano soloist. He se- Justice is expected to extend tho said that in accepting the as-ganization had visited his shop AUoy and Elliot Brown. lected "Concerto G r o s s o" by postponement until n i t e r tliu signment, ho was motivated by earlier, demanding a contribui'atisover holiday. the principal that Dr. Servatius, tion of funds to their cause. Tho The award will be prcsonled to Ernest Bloch. Mendel Scharf, the German- a foreign lawyer, should be af- bombing of the; shop was apMr. Lcvinc who has been playMrs. Charles Crown, a prominent a reprisal measure for civic leader at a noon luncheon ing piano on tlie. concert stage torn Israeli attorney who will forded every assistance to con- parently his refusal to contribute.. act as a consultant to Dr. Ser- duct on adequate defense. (Continued on Page 3.) at the Sheiaton-Fontenelle Hotel.
Week Events
At Bazaar onSunday Israel Gets 14
British Tanks
Parents' Discussion Oroup leels londay
Chairmen Named For'Award Event
Jewish Quarter, Algiers Bombed