Vol. XM—No. 3
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Anfi-Semifism Is Strong Among British Mosleyites London (JTA)—A reporter who spent ten weeks in Oswald Mosley's fascist Union Movement as an apparent bona fide member now warned that antiSemitic feeling was so strong among members that Mosley might have to adopt an openly anti-Semitic policy as he did before World War III Alan Rogers of the Daily Herald noted that while there was no official policy toward Jews and that Mosley had repeatedly claimed neither he nor his movement were anti-Semitic,
"the truth is that the vast majority of members are using the Union Movement to band together for their vile racialist the theories and activities." He said flatly that members of the movement were responsible for some of the recent incidents of attacks on Jewish property in London which he said were "by no means rare occurrences." He added that "the street riots we have seen already may well prove to be only the beginning of yet more vicious battles to come."
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Mrs. Danzig fo Talk At Mizrachi Meeting
Joe Radinowskj, Golden Age C l u b president, will address members of the , organization at a ' " "- . 12:30 p.m. lunch- . s eon meeting on Monday, Novem- \ , ber 2G at the Jewish Community Center. Mr. Radinowski will speak on the Challenge ol America. A musi cal program wil' be presented by Kadinowski Cantor Mnnfried F. Kuttner of Temple Israel, on the violin and by Mrs. Henry Dubx>ff, pianist.
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Mrs. Abraham Danzig of Kansas City, regional director of Mizrachi, will be guest speaker at a luncheon meeting of the Omaha Chapter, Thursday, November 29 at 1 p. m. at the Jewish Community Center. A highlight of the event will be the honoring of Mrs. Abraham Lipsman as a life member. An invitation to the function is extended by Mrs. Matthew Poliakoff, president, to Mrs. Lipsman's friends and relatives.
Belli Israel The appointment of Emil Eerkovitz as Cantor of Beth Israel Synagogue, was ,^ f announced this A - ', week. Cantor Bcrko- ^ ' vitz served the \ _ C o n g r e g a t i o n '-I "' Mishkan Tefilah __ *? of- M o n t r e a l , Quebec, Canada for six years bef o r e assuming ' ' t the Omaha post. , { '*' He cornea from a long and dis- Bcrkovilz tinguished line of Cantors in lu's family. He and Mrs. Berkovitz are the parents of two children.
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Rosenblatt, Host For Bond Meeting Sidney Fohrman of Chicago, young commercial genius whose phenomenal rise was recently cited by "Time" Magazine, will be the guest of John Rosenblatt, General Chairman of the 19G2 Israel Bond Drive, in the Hotel Blackstone's Simian Room on Wednesday, November 28, at 8 p.m. Invitations to join him have been given personally by Mr. Rosenblatt. Mr. Fohrman Is Trades and Professional Division Chairman of the Israel Bond Organization in Chicago, a member of the Board of Governors of State of Israel Bonds and of its Speakers' Bureau. Considered one of the most outstanding Jewish leaders and inspiring speakersever produced in the Midwest, his trip to Omaha to honor the community's increasingly effective Bond Drive is a purely voluntary one. "I hope Sid can take a favorable report back to Chicago with him," said Mr. Rosenblatt. "We have a city to be proud of—I have always said ,that--and I want the rest of the United States to know about it, too!"
Chaim Weizmann Hal! Is Dedicated Jerusalem (JTA)—The hall in which the late Dr. Claim Weizmann took his oath of office as first President of Israel, in 1918, was dedicated here as a memorial to his name. The auditorium will be known as the Chaim Weizmann Hall.
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Youfhs From Five States Convene D e l e g a t e s from Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and C o l o r a d o arc attending the Western Council of the Missouri Federation Conclavette with Temple Israel as Omaha hosts. The m e e t i n g which opened Thursday, will continue through Sunday, November 25.
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Elmer Gross, prominent Omaha personality, will serve as chairman and master-of-c e r emonies at the Israel Bond "Decade of the Negev" dinner, Sunday, December 2 at the Sheraton-Fontenelle Hotel, John Rosenblatt, General Bond Campaign Chairman, announced. Famous Israeli celebrities, as well-known in this country as in
the main speaker, has spent the last d e c a d e developing new towns in the Negev where Israel hopes to provide homes and work for the steady stream of immigrants arriving daily. A 34 year old native of Johannesburg, S. A., Ben Ari first settled in the kibbutz of Zora. He has, in various capacities, played a major role in attracting business and industry to Kiryat Gat and the L a c h i s h area, and was closely associated with many communal endeavors and the settlement of new immigrants. Ho also served as a special representative of the Israel government on various missions to the underdeveloped nations of the world.
Known as Gunlher Gunther Sprecher, known to the musical world as William Gross Gunther, will appear at the dintheir own land, will headline the ner as accompaevening's program, Mr. Gross, n i s t for Tova declared in urging members of Porat, talented the community to make their Israeli s i n ging star whose story reservations early. appeared in the Ben Ari—Main Spcauer Jewish Press in Abbie Ben Ari, who will be its previous edition. Both artists are international , ly famous. _ ' / Mi\ "G'u ntiier'j ' / The Jewish Community Cen- soloist with the( if-*?' IL ter's Aeronautics class, 'under I s r a e l Philhar- Gunther the direction of Louis Cutler, monic Orchestia, has been wideCivil Air Patrol official, will ly acclaimed as a pianist, comvisit the Omaha Weather Bur- poser and conductor. His hit eau at Eppley Air Terminal on records, on the "Request" label, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Mem- include "Cocktail Hour W i t h bers of the class will meet on Verdi," "Cocktail Hour In MosWednesday evenings at the Cen- cow" and the soon-to-be-released ter until December 12 with Mr. "Cocktail Hour In Israel," "Cocktail Hour in Berlin" and "CockCutler, their instructor. tail Hour With Mozart." His recThe Center sponsored Suitcase ords have been praised in a Theater group, directed by Bur- number of show business publiton Gitles, still has openings for cations and by musical critics December, January and Febru- in a n urn b e r of metropolitan ary. Both adults' and children's daily newspapers. plays are available for organiNegev Theme zations' programs in the comThe Negev theme .will be carmunity. Bookings may be made with Dick Weiner, Center Activi- ried out in the dinner and deco. rations, it was reported by Mrs. ties Director, 342-13GG. Joseph Guss, Women's Division Chairman of Bonds. She said, Ben Gurion Seeks that although the dinner offers an alternate choice of chicken, Fr.ee High Schools fish or fruit, the basic recipes gathered from a numJerusalem, (JTAV-^Prime Mint, haveofbeen Israeli areas. The recipes ister David Ben-Gurion was re- ber menu are being coordinated ported this week to be planning and with the catering department of a special conference in Jerusa- the Sheraton-Fontenelle in conlem of leaders both of Israel sultation with the Hotel Sheraand abroad to mobilize funds ton-Tel Aviv in Jerusalem. for the expansion of secondary Mrs. Guss stated that the din- • education in Israel. A special committee was es- ner itself will act as the jumptablished jointly by the Govern- ing-off event to initiate a decade ment and the Jewish Agency to of development in the Negev tackle the lag in secondary ed- while the speakers explain the ucation for the needy. Israel need for expansion to accommodoes not have a free high school date the waves of immigrants expected in the coming years. education system. Information and reservations It was indicated that Education Minister Abba Eban, cur- for the dinner, at $3.25 per plate, rently in the United States, is may be made by calling 341holding preliminary discussions 1177, or any of the women workwith various personalities on ers under Mrs. Guss's divisional leadership. the problem.
Meeting Sets Bond Record The Israel Bond advance purchases meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Somberg, on Wednesday evening, November 14, with Phil Lind entertaining, resulted in Israel Bond sales of $53,450, a record for parlor meetings of this type since the inception of the I s r a e l Bond program in Omaha, according to John Rosenblatt, General Chairman of the 1962 Israel Bond Campaign.
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Friday, November 23, l'Jj'1
THE JEWISH PUESS
Mrs. Mayer Elected
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j Religious Services L_ .1 Candli'Iigliting 4:33 p.m. Daily services at 7 a.m. and Beth El: Sabbath eve services at 8:15 p.m. R a b b i Myer S. 4:55 p.m. Kripke will deliver the sermon. Cantor Aaron I. Edyar and the B'nai Jacob Adas Yesliuron: Minclia 4:45 p.m.; SatBeth El Synagogue Choir will Friday urday morning li:30, and Minrender musical portions. cha 4:45 p.m., followed by ShoTraditional Sabbath morning losh Seudos. Daily services at services at 8:30. Family service 7 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. . begins at 10:30 a.m. MincliaTemple Israel: Rabbi Sidney Maariv Services at -!:-!5 p.m. Sunday morning services are II. Brooks will officiate at Sabheld at 9 a.m. Weekly .services, bath services, Friday, Jt:15 p.m. '"Justice is Truth in Action" is 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. topic of sermon to be delivered by Max Frankel, Denver, Colo., Beth Israel: Kobolas Shnbbos western advisor of the Missouri Friday evening services at 4:45 Valley Federation of Temple p.m. Shabbos morning services Youth, in Omaha, for the group's at 3:45 a.m. Junior Congregation fall conclflvette. at 10 a.m. Cantor Manfred F. Kuttner Shabbos Minchn at 4:45 p.m. and the Temple Choir, under the followed by Shoiosh Seudos and direction of Miss Ida Gitlin, will Maariv. Sunday morning serv- provide the musical portions. ices at 9 a.m. Junior Minyon starts at 8:30 a.m.
VARSITY BASKETBALL In the final preseason game of the Varsity B a s k e t b a l l League, R.C. Cola registered its first victory of the season. Al Konecky led R.C. attack with 15 points over Kcnron 41 to 32. Jack Stiss and Bill Ginsburg contributed 15 and 12 marks respectively for the losers. Micklin Lumber pushed across
Mrs. Adolf Mayer, was elected third vice-p r e s i d e n t of the Twentieth District of National Federation of Temple Sister2." points in the last quarter and hoods at a convention in Davenwent on to upset Milder Oil 75 port, la. She was a Temple to 41. Marty Green was high Israel delegate. scorer for M i c k l i n with li) Shop through the Jewish Press points. Dave Goldstein and Roy Ads. Katskee also hit for double figures in the route over Milder. NEAR BETH ISRAEL November 28 Schedule: 7:30— Milder vs. R. C. Cola, 8:30— 5-room brick, attached garage, automatic hear, tile bath, RusCo Kcnron vs. Micklin. combination
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Paris, (JTA>— The launching of a new Israel 23,000-ton luxury liner, the S.S. Shalom, at the Chantiers de l'Atlantique Shipyard at St. Nazare, was reported. The vessel, which will be delivered late next year for service with the Zim-Israel Navigation Company of Haifa, will be Debra Michelle is the name the largest in Israel's merchant Captain and Mrs. Fred S. Kolm fleet. have chosen for their daughter The liner, which will be used born November 18 in Lincoln. on the regular New York to The baby is the first grandchild Haifa run, will carry 1,904 pasof Mr. and Mrs. William Hand- sengers and a crew of 450. It man of Atlantic City and Mr. will be 629 feet in length and and Mrs. Martin Kolm of Oma- will have a cruising speed of 20 ha, to 21 knots. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hart of Overland Park, Kans., announce the birth of a daughter, Robyn Diane on November 9. They also have a son, Richard. Mrs. Hart is the former Miss A r l e n c Meyer of Omaha.
ROBERT YAFFE Robert Yaffe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Yaffe will observe his Bar Mitzvah this evening and at the 10:30 a.m. service,-Saturday at Beth El Synagogue. BIUJCE SCHNEIDER ALTON RUBACK Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schneider announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Bruce Schneider, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruback announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Alton Ruback, at the 10:30 a.m. service, Saturday,, December 1, at Beth El Synagogue,
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Among the 75 new members who will be honored by Hadassah at a 12:30 p.m. luncheon, Wednesday, November 20 at the Jewish Community Center, will be a group vho will present a musical comedy under the direction of Mrs. Robert Rosen, program director with Mrs. Abe Fcllman musical director and membership co-chairman.
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New members who will serve in v a r i o u s capacities in the show are: Mmos. Marshall Becker, Paul Crounse, Julius Hart, Alfred Kolasky, Herbert Ropopcrr, Hobcrt Schiller, Stuart Schmidt, Don Shaltcn, William Slrcf, Norman Lipmtm, Irving Wank, Robert Endclman, Joe Grbctz, Albert Osborn and Phil Schrogzr.
Mrs. Saul Suvalsky of Council Bluffs, will speak on her South American trip at a dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women of Hadassah, Wednesday, November 28 at G p.m. at the Jewisii Community C e n t e r . Reservations may be made with Mrs. Sarah Feltman, 553-517C. •>
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PEtesfer noucement of the Henry Monsky Lodge Award to the High School Athlete of the year as selected by a panel of 14 high school coaches in the Omaha area. The treat for the members, besides meeting this year's awardwinner . . . is the opportunity to meet, listen to and talk with the pitching Star of the St. Louis Cardinals, Omaha Bob Gibson. Bob will not only speak, he'll As I have stated in past re- present the award to the Athlete ports in the Brevities, 'CS will of the Year . . . and answer be an outstanding year for members' question:; f"orn the BBYO in the Cornbelt Region. floor. It all promises to be a Last weekend I returned from great evening for Monsky Lodgo an Advisors' Institute held at members and their guests. the Nebraska Center in Lincoln, The entire evening will get Nebraska. This was the first time that an Advisors Institute under way at G:.'JO ,).m. with a was held in our Region. All the cocktail hour 'FREE, thanks to advisors of AZA and BBG in one of our members); dinner our Region were invited. The In- at 7:00 ($1.50 for members; $2.50 stitute was a great success . . . for guests); program at 8:00. 80 per cent of the groups in the At Blackstone Region were represented. Tho place for all this activity, At the Institute we acquired entertainment and fun is the a multitude of very useful and Ballroom of the Blackstone helpful information. Some of the Hotel. topics were: 1) The Goals of the This year's Athlete of the BBYO Program; 2) The pol- year, lite parents as well as high icies of B'nai B'rith concerning school coaches from the area the BBYO Program; 3) Our job will be on hand as guests of the as advisors; and 4) methods of Lodge. carrying out our program. "A large turnout is expected There were also others, includ- *as a result of the meeting last ing the structure of B'nai B'rith year when the Baltimore Orioles and BBYO, going from local to o u t f i e l d e r Whitey Herzog national and international. spoke," states program chairWe also went through the di- man Roy Feltman, "so everyvision of the dues paid by the one is urged to get their reserBBYO members and also found vations in early!" out that the majority of the cost The winner of the award last of the BBYO Program is paid year was the much sought-after by B'nai B'rith. backfield star from Holy Name All in all, the conference war, High School, Steve Balcovec, a great success and I hope that who is now on the Freshman in the future, when others are Football roster at Iowa State held, we will have 100 per cent University. turnout from all groups in the For reservations call Gerhard Region. The information and program material obtained is Spies, 553GS15; Bert Render, 550-03-14; or Lou Sobrin, 342invaluable to any advisor. liernle Polikov C3G7. BBYO Chairman Shop through the Jewish Prcs3 Ads. Wednesday . . . November 28 . . . a big day for Monsky Lodge members as well as a certain high school athlete in the Omaha area. Selected by Panel That's the date for the an-
© © o o ing make fine, upstanding JewIF YOU ARK A JEW—this fluence, or to meet some of editorial should be of great im- your needs; or reach some in- ish-American citizens of your portance and interest to you, terests that will touch on some children. B'nai B'rith's VocaB'nai B'rith is holding its annual facet of your life or thinking. tional Guidance Program may membership d r i v e now, and Maybe it's just the comaraderie have, or will someday play ils whether you realize or acknow- of bowling . . . poker . . . or part. Or just the Americanism ledge the fact, this is of great or breaking of bread. Or maybe aspect of its program may bo it's the part that B'nai B'rith enough to influence you—its concern to you. plays in the guidance and aid work in Citizenship and PatriotIF YOU AHE A JEW—and to Israel. Without a doubt, the ism or its Veterans Program. b e l o n g to B'nai B'rith, you Anti-Defamation League affects It's also possible that you owe should be helping in getting your life in its daily fight for more members into our organi- your rights and freedom. B'nai B'nai B'rith a debt for what it zation. For B'nai B'rith needs B'rith's program of Hillet may may have done in the past. For new, enthusiastic blood to keep be giving spiritual guidance to the work it did during the War. our organization vital. It needs your children in college; or its Or you refugees, or you people increasing membership to make BBYO, with its fivefold pro- whose relatives were refugees, our voice strong and our in- gram, may be substantial}* help- think of what B'nai B'rith unselfishly did . . . economically, fluence even greater. politically and spiritually . . . to IF YOU ARE A JEW—and help during your, and their, most don't belong to B'nai B'rith, trying times. even though you are eligible, IF YOU ARE A JEW—reOur condolences to the famyou should join. We all have member . . . that in one way or heard the many reasons why ilies of: some do not join. For example: Father of Mr. Sol Ash, Mr. Ab- another, B'nai B'rith, as the ''I never have a chance to go raham Levey; Mr. Sam Cos- outstanding voice and power of to meetings'' or ''I'm mad at novy, Mr. Nathan Steinberg. Jewry, needs you to strengthen its influence. If you do not beB'nai B'rith for something they Speedy recovery lo: did—or didn't do five or even Mr. Joseph White, Mr. Ralph long, B'nai B'rith will still do its and uncompromisingly still 20 years ago" or "Why should I Nogg, Mr. Louis Jess, Mr. Er- work carry you along on its coat tails join when it's just the old.time nie Nogg, Dr. Sam L. TurkeL as it has in the past. big shots who run the show Our congratulations to: and monopolize the meetings?" But—IF YOU ARE A JEW— or "I'm getting too old," or "I Mr. and Mrs. Max Novak on the you should realize that you have wedding of daughter Sheila, an obligation to yourself, your just.have no interest in B'nai Mr. and Mrs. Murray Borden family, your relatives and your B'rith." Ninety-nine percent o£ on the Bar Mitzvah of son friends to help this organization. the negative responses are narHoward. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar To give it either your money row-minded, selfish, picayunish Klein on the Bar Mtizvah of (if that's all you can give) or to reasons with no true consideradaughter Lynne, Mr. and Mrs. give it your time—or both!— tion or logic. Ernie Nogg on the Bas Mitz- IF YOU ARE A JEW! vah of daughter Laurie. IF VOU AKE A JEW—B'nai Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Sachs E'rith's program is so vast and Sol Kutler varied that it is in one way or on the birth of granddaughter, Membership Vice-Pres, another, able to offer, to in- Vicky Lynn Klein. Henry Monsky Lodge
Henry Monsky lodge B'nai B'nih Honoring High School Athlete of the Year anc
Featuring: BOB GIBSON, ST. LOUIS CARDINALS BASEBALL STAR
Phil Kutler, chairman of the Henry M o n s k y Lodge Past Presidents' Stag, has announced committee chairmen and dates for the annual affair. The Stag will be held on Wednesday, February 20,1903 at the Kiewit Plaza at 3Cth and Farnam. Committee chairmen are: Rubin Lippett, entertainment; Ed Rosen, Kick-Off dinner; Moe Kagan, Awards; Gerhard Spies, Lou Sobrin and Sid Wertheim, Door; President Bert Render will contact the past presidents; Dr. Abe Greenberg will choose the Toastmaster for this annual event.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28th Ballroom Blackstone Hotel Cocktails: 6:30 p.m. Dinner: 7:00 p.m. Program: 8:00 p.m. fM*
H Nov. 28—Annual Sports ••••
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| | Dec, 30—Surprise speakU or. $ Fob. 20—A. D. L. Night. j Mar. 27—Brothorhood, j April 24—Annual Youth :( Night. | May 22—Election of OfI ficers. i Juno 15—Installation of .! officers. ; Unless otherwise an1 nounccd, all meetings will j begin af 8 p.m. I For thoso desiring to I participato in an infor; mal social hour and dini ner beforo the meeting, \ arrangements w i l l be i m ad o by fhs program •j chairman.
For Reservations: 553-6915 556-9344 342-6367 Wodnosdays at Noon
Frontier Room Black Angus
j Reservations for {ho i mooting or tho early soJ cial hour may bo made j through B o r t Render, 1! 556-9344; Gerhard Spios, , 553-6915, or Lou Sobrin, J 393-4440.
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