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' Day Sunday Specially conducted K .Suiiday, 1'areiil's Day vis..,,, to (!ump ,lay-("-C wilt not tmirs will Vie jjiven to interestei 1 The Jewish Community Center bounded em ..icn simply onl.v luivc (IK (i/)|iortuiiify to see visitors to (he new site to be children, program their yoiui|.:.sl(;rs partiripalin;: ill developed (his- summer. The site, i'K Ij h r o n e l i ]:> (vtnnot he lound willijii city Day Camp lias exp-nded its Ifilil limits. Neither do homes in fani)iiti|; nctivitios hut. will also 1N5 acres of Mrioded, lilliy a n l season fun week.-; li/-y(m<t tin?

Calls i'rom Spirent* be able as well to visit (lie new Mrmy phone rails tirj:iii;j ."I ,Miburli:ui developments with neat site recently purchased by the scenic land, is adjacent to the. normal schedule in order to fill uell-k'pl lawns. f.;;trdeiii. fitriiithe needs of a camp-minded com- longer day rarnpini; r;ear-:on, haw (ui'e, and elaborate harhequc.'i I'V'deratiou, said Norman I'att, pj'e.sent Camp now in operabeen received tram parents (»( • • . • • • • I " ' ' ••••;'„ eauip ehainnan, who v'-ill be <>u lion. munity. campers a'; (hey pr.'ii: rd the out - i;ivc children 1lie freedom they 2-4:80 I>, HI. hand ^vilh meiiiber.s of bis cci'ineed to physical exercise ;md T'lrnt Time .door facilities provided by the Visitinj; hours are bclween the creative dramatic piny." mittee.

The dr eisjon, the ln-,t of j|.i ('enter at I'eony I'ark. hours ol 2 and 4.\!0'p. m. with, 1 luinl to hi made in t h " history II is the eventual j;nal of tlur special horse and of the Center Day Camp, wa.'j Federation, Mr. V( n.-t said, to mts^y. r l d c « . announced by Paul Veret, Jewish .iii;.ini/e .'iinl conduct .a Day lirin;;in;; visitor* (*:>inp l'roj;r;im that will run for Federation Kxenit\\e !>iivctor. linto camp, from As of July 4, The (bird session as the extra eii'.bt weeks to arcnn inmdale the n l'arkint; I, o t . "period will In' called, will !iej;iii increasing demand of the cniuThe following are current reports from divisions -in the Those di-ivinx \o on Monday, July 17 and cul- muuily. lie add"d "that with the I'.n'il Omaha .lewish Philanthropies Caniiiaiffn: the (.'amp go out Division JiWU Total minate on Friday, July •.:>). Keni;;- rapid j'rowth of liay Campini; the n e w Inter* tration for this additional period interest, in (ini'iba ami ajtiund To " , s t a Ve l.i> State .

Will bc4;in immediately, raicnl:; the nation, the Koderation realInitial Cifls ll'iyhway K0, turn Men';; r>iVistfJll tart' invited to call Ke;;se I'.lanlt 1/es that Day Camp is not a 19,0fl8.(X) ]M1 and d r i v e Women's UK ision . . . . nt the ('enter (.'amp Office, ,11:.'- place, it is a u ay of livini; that 5.ri,0M.25 stimulate;, mjntl and body, enpast S\rt'inp;fiel(X li. * 1'. Unit 3,030.00 J.'Slifi. The .season opened July I'J Way l<» camp ami Louisville' to Children's Division . . . . 1,878^0 with its regular four v.cel:. two riches lite, and buihb; the habits of happy, e<io|h'ralive livin,','." llif-fli .School Division Stale Spur J50. Turninj,' right I'nivrrsily Division •• •113;00 on 150 drivers will note tho si^vs "Children Need Kmim."

2.S17.50 .directing them to Camp Jay-C-C ('••liter Chairman, Harry Sid3,175.00 near .South Rend, Neb. Special siian, staled, "Children need . Ctiiiles nil (!»• \;iil(> \vc;V) i;i'!ivel<;fl iriom to run and constructive Total $4:',fi,79G.T(t i-oad will ilirecl traffic to the New York City • A strongly outlet;; for relcasini; their unpresent and new campinrc sites. worded letter in the New York •post from Kepren-ntnthy Seylnour Halponi, i\cw Vorl; City, who registered ;:harp protest at The (irecent camp, with a caTx'int; barred hy Saudi .Arabia pacity enrollment, oilers modem from vi.r;itin,f; the American air iac.iliUe.s plus a weWlrn'mod and haw at Miahran. hif.h eompeti'tit staff under pro] h'lrnil, \\'"\"S A pi(>i»i:;id hy directors of 1lie l>elroit .leuish Washington. fWN.Si A 1.'. .S. fessional supervision.

•IrHi lAellldell ('oiiiinunity Centei' to permit use uf its health facilities on .Saturdays Immii77iJion .spokesnian disclosed l>ui'ii\K the \YM& w t t ' t Ahe The Slate Uepai inieiil adinil- hrouillH a sharp difpulo nmoiiu I'lctiiiit Jewry this week. iiifi'. Nicolas Kirhmann, U.'i-yoarteij lhat Aiiierieaii J r u s are exThe ("enter \\,-is first opened on Saturdays to m.'ilto cultural ac- old son of Adolph Iviehm.'nm, de- cainjiers have thrilled In "Competition Pays" in which the Redcluded from I.iliahr.an. 1 .andin;; tivities available for children, despite strong opposition then. facilities att the airport are be- The decision to alluiv u:,t> of health facilit-ic; pnivolced n incelin,1: of parted "voluntarily" f r o m the coats reversed history in defeatinf; used commercially by .Saudi Oillinilox and ("(iii.vervative rahhis with Icnilinj; layinru and n'round United States after a 25-day ing the Mjimtemcn, nefivilies like Kwiintnin/;, horsehaclc r i d i n g . stay.

Arabia under a 10 year agree- of sermoiv: n';ainst the decision in Dcl.ioit syna/ronues. ment with the United Slates.

The .spokesman said thai Nico- United Nations Night, College-* Abe Kasle, ii l)f:trull orthodox Irsader, said (here was no merit V)ays, nature lore, campcraf t, art* It was intimated by tin- Main in aii^nneiits of renter official:; that the center was autonomous, :is- las Kichman left via Miami in- nnd crafts and other Kjiecial cabdepartment that it cannot risk V. serlin;; (hat. (lie lletioil Jewish Welfare Federation miiflo dp the ternational airport ami it Was in mass activities. . : center's annual deficit. A.sidc from that Hi'CTlnenl, hi? said, there was presumed that he was now back »S. oil interests for the sake of This sc'asM^s T'esiderrt camping the issue of Jewish public institutions rrt;[«'ctiu(; (he Sabbath, "(lie in Argentina. His: anti-Semitic individuals. r fouudatioiial institution in Jewish life." and pro-Nazi statements; made in program ends on July l. >. . V financed by Ail I'mths bchrdf of his father, frcnerated.

In ii;.-i letter, Air. Jfapern told widi^pre.'id protests. lie had arthe state department he wasinrived with Hie Uatf'd intention of dijmant to le.irn that he could New . York- Agreements were rcmaininj; here for a Ion;; time onot land in .Saudi Arbia even to write and seek support in the si(jnr.'(l here by tlic^llilton Hotel United Slates for his father. to c)innj;e aircraft on his lour of Jerusalem (.ITA tIsrael's in." Asia and Africa, made «t his i;roup for the oiH-ration of n new own expense, lie stated "Am I dustrial production rose, during luxury hotel for tourists in Tel Tel Aviv- -A warntiiR on tha the first (iiiarler of 1'Hil, by l.'l to imdci'ylaiiil that a member of j»r;ivity o! UIP SUUHVMIIJ prevail-, Aviv. It runs n hotel in Cairo.

1 1 Conk're, ;. * is to be denied access per cent over last year, while in^ along (he Israeli-Syrian hot-, to u base that flies the Stan; and tin- country's employment in inJl is understood tltat the comder wiis piven to Ci^neral C!arl .Stripe;:,, to development proj- dustry went up by ei^Iil per cent, pany is prepared to ftive up its Tel Aviv (WNS) -Israel's elec- Von Horn, Chief ,of the Xlnitcxl ects financed hy Americans i>f all <i|K>rati«iis in the United Arab tion campaign fora new Knesset Nations Truce Supervision Or1'inhiis Sapir, Minister of Comfaith:;."

Republic because "f the lack of will be enlivened by the entry of ganization in a conference by merce and industry, reported. tourism there, find to concen- four new lists - a Yemenite list, Mrs. (iolda Meir, Israel's l^oreign Mr. Sapir said, there will he trate its Middle Kast enterprises a SepViardic list atiil two more Minister. $30,000,000 Export tio difficulty in findinr; employ- in Tel Aviv nriii Istanbul.

Arab Iht.s. .

Tlie meelinK followed the preJerusalem. (.ITA)- Israel h a i ment for the inerc.'isin;; number One Arab list consists of one sentation of a nnle by Iprael to • just Klctifd its lari;e;;t single for- of immigrants now arrivint,' in name-- Da^ud Klutri of Na7.avo.th, Uio 13. N. Security Council, comeign trade uworinent, calling for Israel. Accordint; to the plans, U.S. LiJerature at who aniKiunecd he wa.'i unem- plaininfT of the repeated armed tin? export of $:iO,000,000 worth he stated, 15,000 to 20,000 more Tel AvJv Unfversify ployed and declined to tell where violation!; by Syria of the Ann- . of potash, ap,p;re<:ntui[; 8(10,000 workers can be absorbed in Ishe i;ot the 5,000 pound dex>osit [slice demarcation lines. tons, The pact was entered with raeli industry alone hy the end T H . AVIV t./TAi The Amer- required for filing II list, fie also Israel state peace na its northican Kmbnssy in Israel has ilo"a I''ar Hasten i" country. of next year. nated JL'S.OW). to Tel Aviv Uni- hroiif,'lit the money entirely in eastern border mi^lit well be <MIvej'sity, for the rstnhlishment of small bills, nivinj; election com- (luni^ereri if tile sporadic shouting; n eha.tr in American literature. initlce officials a Husy hour of into Israel territory dirt mil rcaie.

The chair will later become part countin;;. The election will be 'leneral Von Horn, who was held August 15. of a department of KUKHKII lanaccompanied ti5' his political ad[ uni^e nntl llteniUire. visor, is lejiorted to have In— . formed the foreign niinister that the Syrians nlh'ihuled the recent, tnuv violations Ao initiative hy local commanders rather than to orders from n i:ovrrnnienl source.

Krankfurt (JTA)—A Rroitp of WnshinRton (WNSi - - W»I- non-Jewish victims of N.17.1 ficrtvo r t h Brivbotir, nfty-Uvo-year- s c c u t i o n announced establishold career diplomut, has been ment of a fund for the planting named liy President Kennedy as of n forest in Israel in honor of United, Stales Ambassador to Is- Dr. I [enrich Grtulor, the Protestant bishop who testified for the Mainz (WN.S.l- -Nearly (10 per . lacl.

Mr. Barbour entered the For- prosecution In t h e Jerusalem cent of all Jewish marriages in ri|;n Service in 1930 tifter ci-ad- trial of Adolf Kiehniann. The for- West Gevmivuy since IMS luivo uation from tlarvanl.XJniversity. est, to he planted near Jerusa- f>ccn mixed, according to a study He is a native of Massachusetts. lem, will mafic Itcv. Gruber's 70lh inndc' at. Mainz ITni\-crdi(y hy Vr. Hurry Maor of Tel Aviv. Tha Presently deputy chief of tho birthday.

Hev. Gruber is credited with study also showed Hint of 1,166 mission in London, ha served for Pablo Casals (left) and Isaac Storn (rifjiit) nro amonfi; the <ll»jnany years in Italy, Greece and savlnc the lives of thousands of children ^oi-n In West German h muslclonii wlio aro Rchcdalcd to (tppcnr a t the 22 concert First Music Fo?tlvnl which will open In Jerusalem on August yulgaria. In 1011 lio was as- Nazi victims until liis arrest by Jewish communities between 1951 ZQth and contlnuo through September I8th aodrr tlio sjiouiorslilp sighed t o Cairo anil later t o the Gestapo duving the Second and 1958, only 71 had two Jewish parents. ol tho AinArJca-Iurar.1 Cultuml World War.

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Saudi Arabia O&ns Oase

Sabbath Use of Center

Eichmann'sSm leaves 0.1

Mrs. Meir Warns UN Border Violations Might HuH Peace

Ssrael SndissSry Absorbs Iiuraigraofs

ikvj Heefson Lists Entered in Israel

Israel Tree Fond To Honor

Jews Intermarry In West Germany

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MRS. FRANC1CS KLEIN

Friday, July 7, 1861

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than-not t h e purpose of tlie !,e)-Ksilpli - ISIank w a s host (o 10 ii.on w:is not so much to remind of o u r K-adcnls last w e ( k a t t h e At lliis lime of ihc yeiiC, w l i m (lie coni;re;-a!ion of it.s religious showinj; of "I;.M«1IIS" at t h e A d • o u r ilieolo;:ical institutions t u r n duties as iu hrin;' iiome .s.ime i' 1 - miral T h e a t e r . <;UI lieu' \(tuu;; i)H'U for til11 r;ib- ii'MOM", lliill'.'il n r Ctllic.'ll le.ssiin.

Mr. mill M r s . 1'iiul Vcret j;ave l.inic iiaslurc, 1 often ponder m y I l k listeners in Ih'ise days w n ' is Kiddusii on S a t u r d a y in h o n o r c.wi wrestlini; uiiii the anci.-ls. jiioiis people who had n e v e r of t h e m a r r i a c e of (heir d a u g h My faiher, a s piou; a elii'siii an strayed from paih a n d fount. ter, I.imla Sara to M a i t i n .S. could ln> fiiun<l on both side of Toflay, under chancin;; eircum- fireeii. ihc ocean, wantfrl this, his fir.si••.l.'un-e!, and in a world of |,res-.A Iilddush will I in civen this horn sun, io l»i a (e.n'hcr a n d in;; currents, t h e riibbi'i, functions Satuiilay in memory of Mrs. R e p r e a c h e r in Israel. So anxious transcend t h e ivli;.-.ious a r e n a . becca Teinin liy h e r d a u g h t e r .

K, 7:10 j>. m . was lie about that pa!h fur u;e Tlie rahbi today je|»re:;enls i h e M a y in e Teniin Abrainson of Ihiii he was c-vcii 'A'illini: to inaki: n i - j n isit.\i;i. synthe-Js b-twei-n the J e w a n d .Shiesejiorl, I,a.

Traditional F r i d a y scrviiv s u l i i l appeared .•in Inconiprchen- his einironinenl. l i e \K i h e veNew resident: Frieda Kichlin, (Kolx)l.-i)! Slinbljos) at 7:.'iO p. in. .siblcj ruinpmmise - t h a t I e n t e r hicle liarmoni/.inj; ibe daiiy fi)USliahlKis .services bej:in nt 8:15 the Scheehlei' Seminary, ns i h e flect:; with Jewish |i ; re a n d law/ a. m. Junior Congregation at 10 .Ie^^i^h Theoioj'icai Seminar;.' v.as and tradition. He is t h e pillar a. in,. Rabbi Benjamin Crraicr known at the time among; t h e /if'ainsi. alienation nnd assimilawill conduct tlie TiilmucI class at J e w s of m y KaM Side. In the e n d tion. H e is Ihe force that impels I resisted j»"!'stI;I--iorj and did n u t to Jewishness by example, by 7:15 p. m. Sabbath Minclm id become a rabbi, thous'li I ; r n Mire 7:15 p. m. followed by Shakix deuions'ration nnd by ( : di!catioii.

Suedos anil Maariv nt 8:-)0 p. m. if father were alive lie v.oi))d d e Wear .Now J a m v.underint: w h e t h e r .Sunday. mrirnini; services at 9 ih'Mt a t least in Die fact that his m y father's juil-.:menl did n o t olilesl son has so often turned t o ALLESQW a. ni. nnd will be followed by really fire vail in tlie end. H o w ' CijrJomlinf preachment. breakfast f.harp really is t h e demarcation The rnblil In Ihe Jewish com- between writing ami picaohitii:?

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TKMP1J3. ISHAEL Sabbath services wil] be held In the Chapel of Temple Israel at 7:30 p. m. Rabbi Sidney H. JJrooks Will officiate and will deliver a brief- message.

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SA\I)i:.\ J'KKKDMAN Serviees were held Monday at Hith I.'l SynanoHUi' for Siindra Kiloen Vivi linian. ]i), daui;hter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvine 1". Kivoilinan, Glil Nnrih l'"ilty-.sey(;iitli Street, who died Sunday. She had been ill seven years.

Survivors include her parents, brritln-rs, Marvin and .Saufoid, anil .siKter.Mailynr. IIIT falher is ravin'i1 of tlie Blade-stone Pharmacy.

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Dinner Given for Engaged Couple Honored at a dinner -lust-Saturday tiir.lil. »(. the ShoratonKon I entile Hotel were .Miss 7tai--g bara Un.-is auti Michael 1'1,-itt, whose: encasement was recently n n n o u 11 c P d. Hosts were the Messrs. ami Minos. S. Kohert KIIKS and Mux C. Platt, parents of the couple.

Tlii? couple will l>e. married Septcmher 24 at Hctli Kl Synu-

Dr. Steinbergs Have St. Louis Guests fJucsts at. tin: h'Min: of l"H\ and Mr:;, A. A. Steinhe.ru are their son-in-law anil daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Small of St. Louis, Mo. With Urn Smalls nro their ri;;ht-ni<mlhK-old Fon, Stephen.

Tiny were also joined earlier in tin; week by Mrs. Harry Marx of Lincoln, uraiidmoilicr "f Mrs. Small.

BOV-SCOIJT CKIUSB II. Kol)t;rt Milder lias IKHMI I;Clerted fis om.' of only ,'U) Hoy Scouts throughout ihe.country 1o leave. July U on a five-week rniisi? to F.urope. While there he v/ill tour Spain and Italy. II. Ilohrrt who !s an Kat'lfi Scout, recently received n bronze palm and 1 he Scout L!fej;ii:inl Award which Is tin.' highest ranlthiK nwiniinhii; honor offered hy the lioy Scout;; of America.

IJI-I.i; I'AICTY All hii:li schoolers arc Invited to attend the study croup and focial, bi-'iiifj planned by Bi-f.u chapters of. II.S.Y. on Sunday, July.H'i, u t ' 2 p. in. at Both Kl HKfilON'AI, CHAIK.MAV Stephen Honuchwal was .selected «s regional membership chairman for the "Cornbelt HeF.ion h'/.K Association" a t . the recent Leadership Training Institute at Ames, la.

AZA I I)AN( ••!•: Marvin Kirkc and H a r o l d Schneider will serve as cliairnii'ii fop A'/.A. No. J's 2HI.li Annual Sweetheart Dance, .September 'I, ut the l:lacl<stonc Hotel.

Olflcr tliairmcti ore Larry Ktf>.p, Mfirldi) Rlinfiicrmon, Mcve INwch-vnl, UnrrV Kti't* Murk GotthWcm, Hvi'^cl Kuj/.un, MeWirt E(^' itctn, Go»l«n Luicrson, mxl Mtfcc MtiMin. Tficy of« being u',''l:-f*'U tjy Poimy Kut* niun. Abe LetJer, Jeff MmaM, Cai I C<jti'pn, 5!evo Kcrr, Uofhan Ainster, M i n Sinin<»n» Oruco poslcr, Illll GfriLbunj, (lorry .Vlil'-'lsky, Hnrry Friedman, Wfjvln CoM^n C/MU Joel I.ekhook, Pri'.l prnid^nt Arnold OIPSlo« and prr^)c)cnh Oury rnrllnum, pus! dance chcilrtneM, nro lunlor rjdvhcrs.

John. Spitzer Heads 10-City Youth Group .Tohn Spitzer was elected president of tho Western su!i-rf;;ion <it tlic- Missouri Valley Federation of Trundc Youth at n Juno convention in St. Joseph, Mo. '(en c i t i e s ' a r e repre.sent'Kl In th<i Krou|).

The Omaha youth also will fevvc Cs one of the three \icapresidents for the regions conipiisini; MOVFTY. HO 1»"the son

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lnrncAt ami must influential Conservative synri);oi;iif!i in Ihi- United Stales - the Park Avenue Synueo:rui_> of New Yurk-'-aiinuunet'il that it had decided to extend in Women tin) pnvili>:;e of i/.•echini/ im aliyah.

Josejih If. Katz, chairman of tlic coiucre^ation's hoard uf trustees, said the action was a new effort .by 1hi.* consignation ti) Icei'ji .TiidiiKm Ijotli traditional nnd "(,-rowinj; with niodeinity."

He noted thai women in the svuUKOi',w. worship toiii'ther witli men and surve on the hoard of trustees.

This privilege is ue\cr accorded to women ill Orthodox synagogues. Kefomi Jews ill/ not practii't? the custom for either men or women,

Members of Cornhiisker I.od;;o No. 17i(> and Chaiilcr <if B'naL li'ritli will liold their a n n u a l picnic at (lie Kontincllc P a r k P a vilion on July Z'J, .'i:.'10 p. in.-7:30 !'• I " .

Fntertainmriil. will include ,". falhcr-.'.oii baseball contest and i;anies for Ihe children, lee cream and pop will be furnished. Mrs. IJarhara iJimevilz and Maiiry• L, Sebu-artz are in charge of arranccmciits for thu event.

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'i'he lioth }HViir] Sistorhooii will liolii ;i sutinin'r. ho;ifd IIH'OUDK UII July VA in tin? .syn.'t^o^uo social hall, Mrs. Alfred 1'Ynulc, prcsid'.'iit, will 1>^ liMsif-ss ;il an 11:110 a. in. l)j'iim:h.

Itrporis will bo jtfvrn by the

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kusenlici'i: of J)es Moines, la., are visitin:: Mr. and Mrs. I. .1. Forbes, son-in-law and daughter, of Mrs. Koseiilieri: and her parent:;, Mr. mul Mrs, William (Simple.. .Mrs, Jiosenberi: is the former Mrs. M»x Feiwlowitz of Omaha.

Wr% Mole tltrtj, boku talr; Mra, Hnrry Sicliium, HtmukKnh cuiuilo',; Mr?. Stun K«)/nuifii (iGitor; Mrs. Charles f Ornifiii, (|lft Miop; Mri. tluitifin KtipWm, ii-ileihi>oif i f i v U:p tu(j[j]y; Mrn'.-i, tAuK Frontfcln tjiui imni Herman, '.ptckil ronlrifjijtionr.; f/.rs. lam Kopltin, (jtlfnirilitrNhve juppNc-i; Mis. Sidoc/ Gold'mrq, \wont met1! in'; (trrofifjemmts; Mrs. Don Cfjticn, U»oknii:nUi»y; Mir,. !'.<j(!nrp Vluwttt, cxiUiwktr; M-is. Arthur f'orIlinon, rhorni uroup unt} Mrs. Haitian itmhcrt. Civil [Jc(cii!f>.

Jewish Book Council flakes Literary Aviards New York (JTA)—Four cash awards for the best .lewisli books puhli.shed in l!HiO in fiction, poetry and juvenile field were made here at the annual meetinj; of tin; Jewish I'.ook '"oimcil of. the National Jewish Welfare Hoard.

Kdwnrd f,. Wallmit of Norvviilk, Conn., received the S'jriO Harry and Kthel Uaroff Memorial fiction award for his novel, "Tlu> Human Season." The Harry and Florence K<ivner Memorial poctr yawards, of S100 fach, went to I Jr. Kphraim K. I.isitsky of New Orleans, for his volume- nf Hebrew poetry, "K'mo llayon Uad" I As the )Jay Wanes), published in Tel Aviv; and to Joseph Rubinstein of New York, for Ins Yiddish work, "Mej;illath Itussland." KcjjinaTor, of I'oui;hkcejisip, New York, won tho Isaac ,Sii'H<:l Memorial nward of

Mrs. Shapiro Elected To District Board 6 Mrs. S t a n i c y Shapiro, past president of Henry Moiisky Chapter of U'nai ITrith, was elected to the women's T)istrict No. 0 hoard of the organization (it its convention last week in CIIIIMSJO,.

III. : New York f\VNS) Y e s l i i v a University finished nmont; the top ten in the 21st annual William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition conducted by the Mathematical Association of America,

SL'.IO for I'.KiO's hest Jewish jilvenilfi work in ]>;n-);lisli iniblished in the lUiited States, nitillcil "Discovoriin; Israel."

Toraii SeroHs Taken To Israel From ArabHeld Jerusalem Jerusalem, ( J T A ) - A nmnhei* of Torah s c r o l l s which were Inautfht here hy ,'i tourist, from 1he Jordaniiin-held Old City of Jerusalem wen; deposited it! licit Kidut I House of Testimony) on Mount Zion at ceremonies marking the Kith aiuilvm-sai-y of tho capture hy the Arab I-oj;ion of the Old City.

The tourist, whose name was Hut disclosed, visited an Arab resident in the old city, who had hidden tiie scrolls for several rabbis before the Jewish i|uarfer of the city fell to the Arab LcKion durinK the 1!M8 War of Liberation. Ho packed them in a suitcase and brought them to Israel via Cyprus.

Educational TV Study for Israel 'I'd Aviv - Television experts, Dr. Henry Cassiror, UNKSCO television de|)artment chief and Albert Ducknanton, Australian broadcast inK Commission General Manager, are in Israel to study tho possibilities of Introducing educational t e l e v i s i o n there.

Mew Yortx F New York (WNS'l-The Tili;cest single undcrtakiii!; in the h i s t o r y of voluntary welfare groups— a plan to raise and spend $102,105,000 for medical nnd Kucial services of the affiliated ti[;cncies'of the New York Federation of Jewish rhilanthri)[iie.s— was announced by federation officials this week. • ,'1'IKI fuiidn ant 1<I hi) raised over ji three year period for use. for iiiiire tlnin 100 projects »f Hr.iv ciiiislrnctioii, li i! w liomcs mul iKisjiitiilH for tlus IIKCII, mid rcimvufimi of many present Institutions.

More than 558,000,000 was allocated for hospital and medical care expansion 518,150,000 for ac.ed care; $8,556,000 on family welfare, child care and vocational jjnldancc programs; $15,000,000 for community centers nnd religious education and nearly 52,000,000 for camps.

The blCRest allocation gcof;rtiphlcal]y-5:!9,000,000-uoc.s to

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Abramson Heads Loan Association I;..'idore Aliram.'.oil was elected president of the Omaha Workmen's I^Dftn Association ut. its. annual nir-eliu;; at the Jewish ('onimnijity Center.

Other officers are I'hiHip H. Miller, vici'-iiri'sideiit; M a y e r I'Vank, treasurer; Harry Slaenlter;r, stX'i'i-tHi'y, Hen Lnidenhuum, Ilyman <iu^s, Jacob Kaplan, MilIon Itesijick, Harry liichlin, lien Klaiman.•Arthur Me'.erson, and Nathan iVIzcr will servo on the hoard of directors. nurin;; tin- summer hiisincsM inei'liiiKs will he h e l d oil the seeeond and fourth .Mondays of ihe mullUi.

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Announce Birth Mr. and .Mrs. Jfuce Kahn announce (he hirth of a daughter, Ti.-ri Sup, bom .Inly M at. C'larkmii Hospital. They also have a daughter, .Marjiie Ann. (Inimlpareiits art- Mr. and Mrs. Kdward liailloff of University City, .Mo., and Mr. and Mrs, I'.dward Kiilm.

C,U,(F<I!!MA VACATION' .Jack Saylan is spending a twoweek vacation in California with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. .luck lirown of Van Nuys, and son Maynavil Kaylim of l.os Ani;eles. Mrs. Saj Ian and their Kr','iiiililatij;iiter, Carol Jean Sherman who arrived earlier in California, will return to Omaha wilh Mr. Saylan.

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Mr. ami Mrn . Martin S. <)rcr.n ivKli to thank their l-ti Of friends fur t h e K<iod wishes on the or •;mlim .if lliil r w i nl ii arrl.ifji . Mrs. (ill i n Is 1 ic. former Llnfhi VlTft.

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the exodus to suburbia, will Kct 5^1,(XJO.OOO. Brooklyn is to receive 516,000,000, tho Bronx 513,000,000. A total of. 57,000,000 will i;o to Ktaleu Island, West cheater, Long Island anil other places.

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