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Messrt. ond Mmes. Arthur Colin, Jo« Rice, Millon Yuoelson ond A. F, Jensen . . , . . . . , ,, Clarence B*rgman Msssri. ond Mm«s. Abt M. Cohen, Philip Rlnglt ond Mr». Ann Roftmort ,..,,..,...,. i > Abt Coof>er Dr. MOK Flelihmon ..Victor Davis, Million, Mo., M r i . Beis Yflttra", M r i . Jrnnla Schlongor Louise ond Morton Deoen ,. Minnlf B. Dcgen We. ond M r i . Milton Yudeljon M r i , Jeon Efnilefn Me&sri. ond Mmes.. Marry DuBoM, Loul* L(|>f) ond Mils Srotrlct Sonimer • ...Som Fell man Mr. and Mrs. Oovld OrkovV , Lynetl* Forbes Wr«. Motjrlct Glllnsky M r i . Morrii Freldcn Mist Bcotrlra Sonimer Max Heyrtian and Albert Scltworz W l » Gertrude Hollander Georga Hollander O|)O( Flnney ond Claudia Schnauble, Council flluffi, la., and Sophye Koiiie M r i . Mlno Krettul Messrs. o'id Mmes. Arthur Colin, Nulhan Harwich, Wfllloju A. Levey, J. C. t.evlnfjcr ond family, Yank Ion, S. D-, Loul* Upp, Malhan "oyg, Jot Rire, Philip Rlnrjlc, Mox Sch-juermann, Mri ton Yudelson and Mrs. Norman Chopman, Mav>n Cily, |o., ncignbors o| Hie Kropinan's, c/o Nora Ryon, tAastm Cily, la., Mrs. Mone Chrllch. M n , Houtrl Kooper ond Mrs. Joiepn Ohirnan, Mason Cily, lo.. and M M . Crunk Kfofnwn Frank Kropmon Mcv.n. ami Mmes. Marry Dulioff, Duvld Orkaw ond family, atifj Joe Rice • Ed Lcvlnson tMiirt. ond Mmes. Morry DuBolf and Millon Yudelson Rebecca Margolin Wcs^rs, and 'tomes. Harry Dutiolf, WIIHiim A. Levey, • Mourlcr Newman, Nathan NociO. Mnx Sclieucrnionn, Millon Yudelu;n ond Or. MUK Fleishman Ben Newman f.V. (uid Mrs. Jpcob Rimdcll Mr. and M r i , John Rohfnson Idd Rosenberg ;..... , Davfd Saucr f.^cs'.rs, ond Mmcv Arthur Cchrt, Morton Rtcliordi, Nolhon L. Woou and Millon YudeKon , Lena Somberg fAenn ouil Mmrs. Horry DuBolf, Jnroiy S. Hess, Adjtpd Woy?r, Dcivld Orkow,.Philip (iinglc, AH)prl Steinberg ond Millon Yud-lron [)r. A. A. Steinberg Mci'.'S. and Mnics. Arlhur Cohn and David Orkow Sidney Waterman Metscj. odd Maies. Fred Kurlzman, t'<:ut Surcnky, H. BrcJow, Lincoln. Mr!),, Mrs. Slelfa Robinson onri M i l l Harriet Harwich Sam West
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One of the most dynamic and scintillating personalities in the United States, Zvi Kolitz, will be in Omaha on Tuesday, June 2. He comes here to address the Initial Gifts Dinner Meeting at the H i g h l a n d Country Club, 1211th and Pacific, which will be held on Tuesday evening. Mr. Kolitz has become one of the world's best known personalities as a co-producer of the world-famous play, "The Deputy," which created worldwide i n t e r e s t and discussion. The
'Deputy" is now p 1 a ying on Broadway, and promises to hold one of the longest "runs" in Broadway's history. In addition to being producer of "The Deputy," Mr. Kolitz, who is an author, won renown as the producer and director of the first major Israel Motion Picture, "Hill 24 Does Not Answer," which received several international p r i z e s , and was chosen one of the 10 best pictures of the year. Important Function In urging attendance at this
dinner meeting, E d w a r d D. Brodkey. G e n e r a l Chairman, and Irving Herzog, Initial Gifts Chairman, stated that this Initial Gifts Dinner represents the major and a crucial effort in our campaign. "In addition, we emphasize that it will be a real thrill and experience to hear Mr. Kolitz. He is one of th. most challenging and inspiring speakers in the country today, whose ideas and thoughts will long be remembered by those who will hear him."
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Morrlcjfjft of Mr. and MfJ. Robert Alter ....fllrth of Cytilhkj bt'« Anderson, great grondoughter of Mr. and Mrs. Som Novak Mei-.rs. and M m « , Mow Conor, Muuricc Gllinore, . Louis Somberg, Powl y e c t , and Abe Golosrcin •••.....Recovery, M r i . Jsodore Chapman t<Ar, ond Mrs, Abe f-lthcr ..Boi Mil/voh, granddciugtiter, Barbara Fiihcr Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Cohn .,* 65th birthday, Mrs, Julia Fox Mils Johanna Kantmonn B'rthdoy, Madeline Kaufmann, Grand lilond, Uebr. Mr, and Mrs. Millon Yudelson 75th birthday, Michael Krasn« and rrcovcry, Mrs. Rose Levin Mr. and Mr%. Michael kiosne Recovery, Henry Levey t<Ar. ond Mrs, Harry DuBoff Recovery, Mrj, Rose Levin ond Herbert Well Mr. and M r i . Nathan Horwlch . . . , .Recovery, Mrs. Henry Newman Mr. and Mrs, Haitian Nogg Recovery, Som Rolhenberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schocnb'ium , Bar Milrvul), Mark Schocnbuum, (Oddish
Special Contributions Mr. oni Mrs. Dave Bernsleln ond Mrs, Sidney Soklyn..Klddush In meniory of Lena Borsky Mrs. Pool Bernstein ond Mr. and Mrs, Harl Weiss , Cookies ond wlna In memory of Paul Bernslein Paul Htolcky , , , Wine Bnol Brllh flcriry Monsky Lodges Floral centerpiece for Passover Mr. and M r i . Morris Fellrnan General Electric slicing Knife Mr. Harold Gorber , Liquor Mmes. Rose Hobonnan. Sara Silver and Minnie Krosno Movie Pro|ect Mntet. HoltiO' Monlcli ond Rita Rosenblum ,; Flowers Mr. Jacob Meridclsori , Wine for Passover
ent officers at its Inaugural Luncheon, formal organization of the "Friends of Esther K. Newman Camp"' was completed. The meeting was held in the Camp Lodge, on the camp grounds, on Monday, May 25. The following were elected: Mrs. Irving Herzog, president; Mrs. Ernest A. Nogg. vice-president; Mrs. David Feder, treas-
urer; Mrs, Robert Levine, secretary. Mrs. Hubert Sommer submitted the officer's slate for the Nomination Committee. Paul Veret, Jewish Federation Director, installed the newly-elected officers, and outlined the purpose and objectives of the gorup. Lawrence F. Knowles, Park Planner with the National Park Service, discussed a program of
First officers of "Friends of Esther K. Newman Camp" were I'lcclcd at luncheon meeting on May 25. (Left lo right) Mrs. Irving Herzog, president, Mrs. Ernest A. Nogg, vice president, Mrs, David Fcdcr, treasurer and Mis. Robert Levine, secretary.
From the book jacket. SPANISH GOVT. TO ESTABLISH JKWISH MUSKUM London (JTA) — The Spanish Government has announced that it will open a Jewish museum and library at Toledo, which had a flourishing Jewish community before the Jews were expelled from Spain in 1402, according to Madrid dispatches received here today. According to the Spanish Government, the museum will be run by a 21-man board.
preservation and conservation of the camp grounds, which is to be one of the key objectives of the Friends of the Esther K. Newman Camp. He spoke .enthusiastically of the beautiful camp setting, and the excellent layout and camp building. Following a discussion of projects to be undertaken by the "Friends" which was presented by Mrs. Ernest A. Nogg, the group approved payment of the cost involved in seeding certain areas, to prevent erosion. It was also decided to request representation on the Camp Development Committee of the Federation, so that the views of its membership may be expressed and fully interpreted. In addition to the officers, the following are members of the Steering Committee: Mesdames Arthur Goldstein, Barton Greenberg, Robert H. Kooper, Stanford Lipsey, Norman D. Rips, David Shukert, Hubert Sommer, I. B. Zfegman. Mrs. Seymour Lee is chairman of the Council Bluffs Area. Affiliation fee is $2 per year. Checks may be sent to the treasurer, Mrs. David Feder, 4808 Dodge Street. In urging affiliation with the group, Mrs. Irving Herzog, President of the gorup, stated, "Our group is dedicated to improving the camping facility. Our proj-
Americanism Award to J. Gordon Roberts at Monsky Lunch June 2 Omaha businessman J. Gordon Roberts has been named as the 19C4 recipient of B'nai B'rHli's "Americanism Citation," to be presented by Henry Monsky Lodge Number 354. Dr. Larry Hoffmann, chairman of the Jewish service organization's Award Program, in announcing the award, said that
it will be presented' at a noon luncheon at the Sheraton-Fontenelle Hotel on Tuesday, June 2nd. The luncheon will be attended by members of Henry Monsky Lodge, Omaha business and civic leaders, and other friends of Mr. Roberts. The Americanism Citation i3 presented annually to an Omahan who has given outstanding service in community and civic affairs for the general advancement of Americanism and re-
ects will be such that will help make the Camp a wonderland for the children and a useful and worthwhile experience for the enitre community."
Center Dance Band on WOW-TV Charles Herzon, director of the Center Dance Band is wind ing up a very successful year with the young and talented musicians group with a perform ance on WOW-TV "Talent Showcase." The band will be featured in two numbers on this Saturday's program. Gene Barry the M. C. for the program commented that this was an "unusually fine" musical group and all the members should be congratulated. The program will be telecast this Saturday afternoon immediately following the major league ball game on WOW-TV. Members of the group include, Mike Rosenbaum, Bob B . e r n s t e i n , Howard Pachman, Brian Poster, Joel Stern, Mark Rimmerman, Jim Rice, Jeff Carlisle, Jonathan Fox, Gary Swain, Steven Epstein, Mark Albanese.
J. Gordon Roberts sponsible citizenship. Mr. Roberts has shown untiring efforts for youth, education, and so many of the a r e a'3 worthy civic, charitable, and business activities. Mr. Roberts, president of Roberts Dairy, has been particulaly effective in youth and physical fitness programs. A. V. Sorensen wil present the award. He was last year'3 recipient. Ed Rosen will ba toastmaster. The public is invited. Make reservations by caling Rubin Lippett, 556-101G or Moe K 341-3210.
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Ketli Kl: Sabbath Eve Services this evening at Beth El will begin the summer schedule at 7:.'i() p.m. Rabbi-Myer S. Kripkc- will give a brief uormon. Traditional Sabbath Morning Services will begin at f!:.)0. The Family Service will begin at 10:30. Mincha-Ma.'iriv Services will be held at 7::!0 p.m. Sunday morning services will begin at !):00. Services during . the week will be held ;it 7:00 P.m. and 7:00 p.m. Scholarships and Prizes At the Beth Kl Synagogue Religious S c h o o l Coni'injiatioiiGraduation Ceremonies of the High School Department on Sunday Evening. May 17th the following Dr. Philip Slier Awards were announced: In the Graduation Class: Alice Fellman. Linda Graetz and Jan Janger. In the ' C o n f i r m a t i o n Class: Marsha Fellman, Barbara Kiniincl and Netta Kripke. In the Talmud Torah Department: Jim Fried, whose name will be inscribed on the Honor Tablet in the Beth El office, and Herbert Mciberger. The Shlonio and Zlota Epstein M e m o r i a l Prize was awarded to Susan Chapman and Arie Buchekter of the Talmud Torah Department. Camp Herzl S c h o 1 a rship.s were awarded to Jeri Lynn Falk and Philip Rich. Camp Ramnh Scholarships were awarded to Joel Epstein, Milton Erman, Jim Fried, Harvey Lipman, Herbert Meiberger and Jon Whitman. U.S.Y. Israel P i l g r i m a g e Scholarships were awarded to Alice Fellman and Jon Janger.
Beth Israel: The traditional -Friday evening service (Kobolas Shabhos will be at 7:30 p.m. Shabbos morning service at
Bar and Has iilzvah All diimli uml relatives nre Invited to attend wifvlcea and reoejitlon. SUSAN HUCmVAU) Susan Bucliwald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Buchwald. will observe her Bas Mitzvah on Saturday morning. May 30th at the-3(1:30 Service at Beth El Synagogue. CORDON KATZ Ear Mitzvah of Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Katz will be celebrated on May :so at 8:45
a.m. at Beth Israel Synagogue. An artificial insulin has been developed. While not a synthetic duplicate of natural insulin, it appears to be a practical substitute.
!!:•!') a.m. and Shabhos Mineha at 7:115 p.m. followed by Shoh'sh Seudos and Maariv at 8:25 p.m. Sunday morning services at !l'0D a.m. followed by breakfast and Rabbi's . class in Pslams Daily .services at 7:00 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. Last .session of Sunday School on May :<l. Temple Israel: Sabbath Eve ning Services at Temple Israel will be held at the early hour of 7-10 o'clock. Rabbi Sidney H. Ilrooks and Cantor Manfred F. Kuttner will olficiate at the worship .service. It'nai .Jacob Adas Veshuron: Friday Mineha, 7:.'S<) p.m.; Saturday morning. Ji:.'iO and MinMrs. Italpli Heymsleld of New York City, National Vice President, Council of Jewish Women, eha 7:.'!0 p.m.; followed by Sholosh Seudos. S u n d a y morning explains forthcoming duties to Mrs. Lloyd Friedman, I'rcsident-cleet of the \orfh. Central Itcgion of service at 7 a.m.. Mineha at 7.:iO. the Council, at the recent regional conference in Aurora, III. Mrs. Friedman wil he Installed officially Daily services.at <>:'-W a.m. andas president and member of the national board next spring in New Vork Clly, at tile national convention. fi:4f) p.m.
Knesset Urges Bonn WJC Sees Loophole In (JJ. Draft Plan Doubting whether any State New York (,JTA>—The possiCurb Its Scientists bility that the United Nation's will intervene on behalf of a miThe Knesset. Israels Parliament, unanimously adopted a resolution on May 4 calling upon the West German authorities to put an immediate end to the activities of West German scientists and experts in Egypt. It characterized these activities as constituting a grave danger to Israel's security and to the peace of the region. In an earlier statement to the Knesset. Foreign Minister Golda Meir said: "We expect the German Government to undertake without delay the measures necessary to stop the work of the German scientist in Egypt. No other course will'be understood or accepted." Mrs. Meir told the House that the German Government could not remain indifferent to the fact that, 1!) years after the fall of the Hitler regime, members of the same people were again involved in actions aimed at helping Nasser to attack the State of Israel, in which the survivors of the Holocaust have gathered. Nasser was threatening Israel with the very rockets which'he was producing with the aid of German scientists. Mrs. Meir declared, "We have not said that these scientists were sent by the Bonn Government. But it is clear that only that Government can and should do all in its power to effect their return—whether by special legislation or in any oilier way. so as to prevent its citizens from supplying know-how to the enemies of Israel which can be used to carry out their evil purpose."
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draft convention on the elimination of r a c i a l discrimination might leave a loophole to racist offenders, has been raised by the World Jewish Congress here. In a document, submitted to the .Secretary General of the United Nations in connection with the recent meeting of the UN Commission on l l u m a n Rights and circulated by the United Nations, the World Jewish Congress declared that the Draft Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination is destined to become a valuable instrument against discrimination. But the WJC expressed concern about "the provisions relating to the implementation and effectiveness of its rules." Declaring that ''these provisions are indequate," the WJC suggested that the international community be given adequate powers to effect the principles enunciated by the Convention. The WJC stated that the internal judicial remedy, proposed in the draft, "will be ineffective in States in which the independence of the tribunals is questionable, to say the least, and which are often precisely those which are guilty of condemnable practices." Under the Draft Convention's system of reporting and the additional measures of implementation, only States may set the established machinery in motion. The World Jewish Congress stated that this offers no guarantee for the victims of discrimination, because States do not customarily exercise the right of complaint against other States with which they maintain friendly relations."'
OMISSION The name of Gary Kaplan was omitted from the list of the Temple Youth Group officers. Gary is Sergeant-alarms.
nority group subjected to discrimination within the jurisdiction of a major p o w e r , the World Jewish Congress noted that were such a protest to be made, there would be a risk of a human rights problem being transformed into a diplomatic conflict. To offset these difficulties, the WJC suggested the establishment of a broad system of implementation in which individuals and organizations w o u l d take part. If this was impossible under present conditions, the World Jewish Congress proposed as a minimum measure the right of petition, complaint and protest by organizations which are independent of governments and have competence and recognition in the field of human rights. The WJS's memorandum welcomed the inclusion of an article condemning antiSemitism.
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Linda Riekes, daughter of Mr. fOKMIl'HKKIt H'NAf DKIIII baum, ways and means, Sol Parand Mrs. Max Riekes, received sow, administrative; financial AWARDS i'o ia:iiiu:i) M o r e than 2,000 Protestant cut off from their coreligionists, an award for "Outstanding Musisecretaries, Mines, jack Fox, J'OMCK AM) FIKKMK.V and Catholic clergymen have at home and abroad. cianship" as a harpist, at the Retired policemen and fire- Barton Grecnberg; correspond- joined Jewish religious leaders "And all these deprivations Youth Symphony Concert held men from .the Omaha depart- ing secretary, Mrs. Ben Slutzky, in signing a "Letter Of Conments who honorably terminat- recording secretary, Mrs. Mel- science," urging Soviet author- are in sharpest disregard of Sunday, May 17 at the Joslyn ed their service during the year vin Weiss, treasurer, Mrs. Max ities to alleviate current repres- Soviet Russia's own constitu- Memorial. May JO, l!)G:i to May 15, 1WM Falk, auditor, Mrs. Lou Jess, sive measures against S o v i e t tion." * » * E v e n more alarming, Mr. will receive honors Sunday eve- p a i" 1 i amentarian, Mrs. M. F, Jews. The Omaha Alur/inae'' League Katz said, is the "current camning, Mny :)lst, at special cere- Levcnson, directors: 19C4-66 —• The announcement was made paign of vilification of the Jew- of Sigma Delta Tau will hold inmonies conducted by the Corn- Mmes. David Platt, Harold Perluisker Lodge of B'nai B'rith. elman, Lawrence Epstein. Di- jointly by producer-playwright ish past and present that is be- stallation of officers on TuesAwards will be presented to rectors: 1963-65 — Mines. Lou Dore Schary, national chairman ing conducted in n e w spapers day. June 2 at l!:00 p.m. at the nine retired firemen and police- Louis, Milton Margolin, Morris of the Anti-Defamation League and other official publications. home of Mrs. Theodore Seldin, of B'nai B'rith and Label Katz, Jewish history is being falsified, 12«oa Martha. Mrs. Eddie Goremen at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, at the Stalmaster. international president of B'nai anti-Semitic stereotypes exploit- lick will install Mrs. Seymour • • * Jewish Community Center. 20th B'rith. ed, and the synagogue portrayed Abrams, president; Mrs. Rodney and Dodge Street. A reception COKNIIUSKEIl LODGE will follow, and the entire comCornhusker Lodge B'nai B'rith The signed petition will be as a breeding, ground for eco- Shkolnick, vice president; Mrs. munity is invited. and B e t h El Synagogue are presented to the U. S. State De- nomic crimes." Elliot Brown, recording secreThe award was established joint sponsors of a lecture-re- partment and UN officials for Mr. Katz urged Americans to tary; Mrs. M e n d e l Weinman, this year by Cornhusker li'nai cital on Jewish Folk music to be t r a n s m i s r i o n to the Soviet "remember that Soviet Jews treasurer; Mrs. Willie Ross, corB'rith to fill what many persons given by Cantor Aaron Edgar Union, Mr. Schary said. have a special claim on the con- responding s e c r e t a r y ; Mrs. connected with the police and at the Synagogue on Sunday, Hugo Kahn, ex-officio. . "Christian religious leaders science of the world." fire departments called a void June 7, at 8:30 p.m. This is the have responded with unpreceare the last remnant of when a man retires after devot- last of four lecture-recitals dented speed and indignation to the"They once great East European ing a lifetime of service, Rich- p l a n n e d by the Cornhusker the ADL appeal for support of Jewish Samuel T. Rothenberg wishcommunity of w h i c h ard Fcllman, president of Corn- Lodge Adult Education Commit- its protest," Mr. Schary. said. more than six million were mures to thank his many good tee under the chairmanship of "This tremendous response rehusker Lodge said. d e r e d during the Nazi holofriends and relatives for the The B'nai B'rith plans to con- Morris Hoffman. flects the profound disturbance caust," he said. "Responsible lovely cards of good wishes, tinue making the presentation This concert-recital, like the of American religious leaders Americans, especially men of flowers, and gifts he received on an annual basis. Each of the preceding ones of the series, is produced by documented re- religion and faith, dare not now and for the contributions retired men will receive a cer- open to the p u b l i c without ports of the shocking and dis- stand idly by and allow three made to the many organizatificate and a picture of himself charge. A question and answer criminatory treatment of Jews million Soviet Jews to be systions in his behalf during his as he receives the award, to- session is included as part of in the Soviet Union." tematically vilified, spiritually recent illness. gether with a frame for placing the program. Refreshments will "The pressure of world pub- annihilated, and, perhaps even both together as a momento. An be served. lic opinion is our only available legally liquidated." identification card will also be weapon against these religious The "L e 11 e r Of Conscience" 6934 CUMING given. violations," he continued. calls on Soviet authorities to exParticipating in the a w a r d "Though all religion has suf- tend to Jews "the full measure NEW PRICE! 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A real buy in The following police and firetion within a discrimination." to serve Soviet Jewry, and al- this close-in very popular location, men will be honored: Edward Mr. Katz cited examples of lowing unrestricted worship and THE HOLLIS CO., 553-2190 Hrennan, 3536 Valley S t r e e t , recent Soviet anti-Semitic re- religious instruction, and; Harvey Brock, 4508 No. 21st pressions. —By eradicating every vesAvenue; Frank Dehner, :!512 No. 'More and more in recent tiage of anti-Semitism and inCENTRALLY AIR 37th Street; Stanley Fous, V?l years, and especially in recent stituting a vigorous campaign CONDITIONED So. 27th Street; Fred Kraft, 1040 months," he said, "we have seen against all anti-Semitic mani3 BEDROOMS Calistoga Drive, San Jose, CaliSoviet Jews denied the most ele-. festations. fornia; Thomas M o o r e , 3332 2 BATHS mentary rights to practice their It further urges the Soviet Madison Street; Joseph Bencsh, DOUBLE GARAGE religious faith, to nurture their government to 'cease making 2117 F Street; Alvin Clinchard, WESTERN HILLS . cultural traditions, and to main- Jews the scapegoat in the gov2305 Hanscom Blvd.; and Edgar LEWIS AND CLARK tain their ethnic identity. ernmental campaign a g a i n s t Holmgrain, 4536 Grant Street. CROSSROADS OR "More and more the links of economic crises." Soviet Jewry with its great and BENSON SHOPPING The petition also calls on the BETH EL SISTERHOOD ancient traditions are being de- Soviet Union to permit: UNDER $30,000 New officers for the 1964-10G5 stroyed. Synagogues are being —Religious pilgrimages to the Cull Helen A. Bernstein. fiSI-nK?. club year were installed at a fcrT or (Jeorpe. llitnson, 351-3204 closed down, the production and Holy Land; candlelighting ceremony at the 556-1331 distribution of essential relig—The reopening of J e w i s h MORFORDCO. May 12 sisterhood meeting of Si-'' Multiple. Listing: Henltor ious articles are banned, and cultural institutions; the Beth El Sisterhood. Soviet Jews are beinj entirely —The full expression of Jewfig President, Mrs. Ervin Simon, ish cultural life in Yiddish and vice-presidents: Mmes. Robert Hebrew, and; Sheryl Nan Kost Wagner, cultural, Sol Crandell, —The r e e s t a b l i s h m e n t of social welfare, Meyer Rosenf o r m a l religious and cultural bonds with Jewish communities outside the country. The Anti-Defamation League Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. RothMr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Kost is the country's largest organienberg announce the engageof Houston, Texas," announce z a t i o n fighting anti-Semitism the engagement of their daugh- ment of their daughter, Naomi, and working to promote better to Mr. Neil I. Arnold, son of Mr. • Addie Seals is probably the ter, Sheryl Nan to Dr. Bernard and Mrs. Ben Arnold, St. Paul intergroup relations. It was established 51 years ago and has most famous name in Jewish Feldman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Minnesota. branches in 25 major cities. Cookery in the midwest. She is " David Feldman, of Omaha. Miss Rothenberg is a senior Miss Kost attended Washingfamous for tantalizing sauces, BROILED at the University of Minnesota feather light cakes, tangy meat ton University in St. Louis and College of Education, where she MONA USA is presently « junior at the UniLIVE dishes, and overall knowledge is affiliated- with Sigma Delta House of Glamour of Jewish Cookery. Addie, who versity of Texas where she is a Tau and Sigma Epsilon Sigma, MAINE 553-7000 is beginning her third decade member of Sigma Delta Tau Sophomore Women's Honorary I I I No. 50th with the Omaha Jewish Com- Sorority. 10 Export Hair Styliiti LOBSTER Mr. Feldman attended Colum- Sorority. munity Camps, will be-.the head MISS CAL, Rocepfioniit Mr. Arnold is a Sophomore in BOUOUETIERE cook at the Center Day Camp. bia University and received his the U n i v e r sity of Minnesota MISS JERRY, Stylo Director medical degree from the UniThe food which is prepared in Medical School and is affiliated versity of Nebraska. He is presService for Two the kosher kitchens of the Jewwith Alpha Epsilon Pi and Phi j.sh Community Center is de- ently interning at Hermann Hos- Delta Epsilon Fraternities. A with Sparkling Wine livered fresh, hot-and tasty to pital in Houston. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A mid-summer w e d d i n g is January 2, I!l(i5 w e d d i n g is the Center Day Camp at Peony NIGHTS planned. planned. Park just minutes before lunch -.1 THU time. The daily menu includes a tempting v a r i e t y along with Dedication wholesome nutrition, making the The family of Sam Poster will lunch hour one of the most popFree Forking after 6 p.m. in Mrs. Sam Weinberg announces d e d i c a t e a monument in his Ramp Garage, 18tli & Dodge ular features of C e n t e r Day memory on Sunday, June 7 at the engagement of her daughter, While Dining at Little Nugget Camp. Mount Sinai Cemetery at. 11:00 Doris, to Dr. Allan Nachman, Registrations are coming in a.m. Rabbi Benjamin Groner son of Mr. and Mrs. M o r r i s fast so register your youngster Nachman. will officiate. Friends and relatoday. Miss Weinberg attended the tives are invited to attend. Phone 393-3633 University of Omaha, and her Dates & rates are as follows: 8057 BLONDO fiance is a graduate of the Uni- A two-bedroom house comes First session, June 15 • to versity of Nebraska College of packed in four boxes and can June 26—Grade School Div,, Medicine. be assembled by four men in 2 weeks, $35; Kiddy Kamp A s u m m e r w e d d i n g is two days using only a hammer pre school), $20. planned. and a wrench. Second session, June 29 to July 10—Grade School Div,, 2 weeks, $35; Kiddy Kamp (pre school), $20. Third session, July 13 to 5011 Underwood Ave. 558-4010 July 24—Grade School Div., PHOTOGRAPHER 2 weeks, $35; Kiddy Kamp Open Monday Through Saturday . ;. (pre school), $20. Call Now for Appointment •': > S 817 South 36th Street—.345-1.044 Full session, June 15 to STYLING BY July 24—Grade School Div., NATURAL Black and * Tony Best ° Marietta • Rotella •• Trudy And 6 weeks, $00; Kiddy Kamp .. • Ruth Ann • Jeannie "Bee COLOR White (pre school), $G0. . Manicuring, Pedicuring, Eyebrow Arching by MISS-MARSH
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Outstanding athlete award winners shown with Paul Silas, All-American (left to right* Jerry Waldbauin, Silas and Jeff Krum.
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By diaries Arnold Jlll.r 3 >!»> J l SPOKTS AWAKI) I!ANQl'KI' ball game as they had many big J.H |i in. ri.'khmiMi {' rt.tn-NiHiii fjpi'n (Jyin 1-,'i'J P.Ml. IIIDV UIIJ1JV .S.irilmll Isuuue The annual Sports Award Ban- rallies. Ken Trctiak hitting a .Vucii-'i p ni, .x»rili.'ill n i n l r «m( <;,nne (Mi-Hliirliil I'.irk) Mi'il's Vulft'> h.ttl quet held May 20 in the Jewish home run sparked the team on i!:.'!'M ip in. MldjsH u-:t-.:ni ii.m. ui»-n (i)ni l..-.iil«it- Softball f i n i n r i Community Center Auditorium 1"l a.fll.-N'fliM O|.di Cym :i..Vi-r> pin. oifen.se mii)\v had well over 200 people on Nip-in-l |l ill Sinn 7:.1(l-M:.'i<P li.iii Games for Sunday. May .'il, hand to see awards presented I'liv.«l.;il KIIIM'IH l.ia.i • ;nir ("in..-, MIIMIAV 4u»r I to team champions and individlOi.'id a.m. Elmwood Park. i',\ in, .Si-, MM iii I-X.'w (»in. (>|jt.Mi c>ni 'J a.in -NI»«MI OJM-M <;>-m ual athletes: T i l m ('li-ifi Hayim v.s, A.Z.A. No. 100. ."! .tori |> III "OutstandinK" Athli-tir \i ji.ni.-.Vooit Open riym N'liiiii-a.nni. • C. Weizman vs. A.Z.A. No, 1. N'Mitt-'J {i n\ Fu.ilhiill Clinlr Tilt U>II;\V Achievements MIMI'S VoliVytiall y-,'i:.'l'l fp.ni. (JyfM V-."' ;> m. O|i*'n ' »> ni r. .'.'1-7 p i n . l..i,li.',, Highlight of the evening was .;,(',('. Piifldli-b.-ill Tourney Jmic I .•(::'.'l-.-r |MI1 HlKll SI-IHIIII :i.:iu-.> ii i n . the presentation of "outstand- Winding up this Week U-Ui ft.rn. VnMiii'li.tll I ' l a . i K<witli;ill i ' H u t c W-inii-n'^ siiniii;>^i(»s ing" athletic a c h i e v e m e n t HI-.N'MOM Ojit-M *;•- in The first J.C.C. Paddli-ball awards to the following individual winners: Hoy Katskcc, I.r-.s champion;; will be determined Burkenrohrl trophy: Ml! CJins- this week. Jeff Miiypcr and Nate Amster rank among 'he singles burg, Harry Trustm trophy. Washington iJ'i'Ai — Soviet a pamphlet written a decade Grade school lad:; given J. J. favorites. Maypur and Stuart Grcenberg Memorial Trophies Sloan combination, are leading Premier Khrushchev's f r c c- ago, admitted that his aim was wheeling tour <>{ ERypt. duriiu' to control, progressively, (lie AKOKNTINK I'VV.UC were Jeff Krum and Jerry SVald- the doubles entries. •which he lined the Soviet Union INDII•TKKK.Vr TO NKObaum. The latter was named the solidly behind Nasser's nnti-l.s- Middle East, Africa and ultimate- .NAZISM VAK.SITV SOITK.UJ, most improved fifth and sixth ly the entire Moslem world. SenThe J.C.C. V a r s i t y Softball rael leadership, touched off- ator Jacob Javit, Republican of grade athlete. Buenos Aires (JTA)--The genAthletic service awards were team won their fourth victory at i;liarp debate this week in th' eral public in Argentina is "inNew York, raised the question Senate for a revision of tinState given to Justin and Lois Pries- Adams Park last Monday, downdifferent" to the rise of neornsin for services rendered to in;; the Klks club 1SI-B. The Jays Department's .support of Presi- whether it would not be useful, at this time for the United Nazism in this country, Orethe Center athletic program dur- pounded out 2!) bite and used dent Nasser of Egypt. The debate was launched by States, Britain and France to gorio Faigon, vice-president of only 10 players in the romp. ing the current year. Bill Ginsburg and M a r v i n Sen. Ernest Grucning. Alaska reiterate their HI30 Tripartite DAIA, eentrsil body o{ organized' HAI.L OF FAMK Polikov had four hits each and Democrat, who urged President Declaration, guaranteeing the Argentine Jewry, charged here Johnson to call a meeting at the Two C e n t e r athletes were Jim Karber and Marc Kaplan highest political level of the nations in the Middle East last night. He voiced that acnamed to the "Hail of Fanio" by drove in five runs between them Arab countries ''to reason to- against any attempt to chango cusation at a meeting conducted Irvin Ynlfec. Center Athletic to lead llit Center attack. here by DAIA and the Buenos gether" to end the threats of war their boundaries by force. Chairman and his committee. (lame for Monday, June t, by the Arabs against Israel. NotSenator Philip Hart, Michigan Aires Jewish community, honThey are Robert Fromkin for (1:15 p.m. Adams West. ing Khrushchev's statement of Democrat, expressed the hope oring the memories of the Jewtennis; and Lindy Paul for bassupport for the Arabs in Cairo, that the suggestions and the ish heroes who lost their lives J.C.C, vs. The Tropics ketball. Batting averages for center Sen. Gruening said that if such warnings of Senator Gruening during the Warsaw Ghetto upR a y i m " was announced the varsity team through first five efforts to bring the Arabs and "will be read with equal attenrising. Winner of the Olympic trophy. game;;: Israel for talks failed, then tho tion" not only by the State De. Coached by Jim Farber. the United Slates should bring be- partment but by the entire peoA message from Argentine li. ab. avg. fore the United Nations Nasser's winning c h a p t e r dominated ple of the United States. "Israel Vice-President Carlos H. Perette,. Youpth Council activity by ex- Ginsberg . . . . .. 12 20 .COO aggressions in Yemen, his war is a sanctuary of freedom which lauding the heroism of the Jews ....14 19 .731) preparations against Israel and must be preserved, not for some who died in the Warsaw Ghetto celling in basketball, football, Sanford 11 21 • ) » • < his dealings against the British sentimental reasons but for out- rebellion, "sserted that "those track and field and swimming Kalin S. . . . . 5 » .625 in Aden. He said the- effort own good. We must insure not who a 11 e m p t to revive tht» Olaun championships. Matukewiez . . . . .. 10 'M 47fi should be made to halt Nasser's only its survival but is success," aborted experience of Nazism Polikov .. it •.562 collision course and that if the Sen. Hart said. YOUTH COUNCIL SOITBAU. will fail." Addresses at the mass Amster 5 11 .454 Soviets vetoed such action, "at •Chaim Weizman chalked up a Senator Thomas Dodd. Con- rally were delivered by Aba 7 11 Lustgarten . . . , least the United States will have big victory last Sunday in downnecticut Democrat, declared: Gefen, of the Israeli Embassy . . . . 5 17 .•2:15 tried to act." ing Rayim 11-0 to surge into Kahn R "Appeasement of Nasser would here; and Mark Turkow, repre* 8 15 .533 Farbor first place in the Youth Council He criticized the giving of pay off in a essentially the same senting the World Jewish ConKaplan . . . . 6 IG ..•575 gress and Jewish immigrants. race at Elmwood Park. 5 11 .-154 hundreds of millions of Ameri- way as did the appeasement of Berkovitz A younger Chaim Weizman can aid dollars to Egypt which, Hitler, My own view is that the from Poland, team has come up with a scraphe said, enabled Nnsser to de- official silence of the State DeMinneapolis (JTA) — Jewish, py, determined team and are MAYOK OF ANTWKJIP ASKKD velop missiles to use to destroy partment and of our representatives at the United Nations on groups in Minnesota have been •playing good ball. They are led TO DISQUALIFY HIMSKI.K Israel and to wage aggressive by two of the finest players in AFTKK ANTI-SKMITIC war in Yemen. He said the Unit- the subject of Nasser's aggres- urged in a resolution adopted the league in Ron Ruben, sure- INCIDENT ed States should make it un- sion and threat of aggression is here by the Jewish Community fie!din» rinht fielder and freshAntwerp (JTA—The board of mistakably clear "that the Unit- something which defies under- Relations Council of. this state to eliminate the game of bingo man third baseman Todd Green- directors of the Antwerp B'nai ed States v/ill not tolerate Egyp- standing." as a fund-raising device. Previstone. BVith issued a public statement ian destruction of Israel and The byproducts of cotton in- ously, the Minnesota RabbiniA.Z.A. No, 100 won their first today declaring that M a y o r that United Stutes power stands game of the young season up- Lode Crayebeck's anti-Semitic ready as a deterrent to Egypt's clude ingredie >ts that go into cal Association voted u n a n icosmetics, paints, soap, linole- mous disapproval of bingo for s e t t i n g defending champions outburst at five Jews last week air force." A.Z.A. No. 1, 12-4. A.Z.A. No. 100 disqualified him from representSenator Paul Douglas, Illinois um, explosives and photograph fund-raising purposes by Jewish organizations. enjoyed the rock and sock "em ing the Antwerp community. Democrat, said that Nasser, in records.
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