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Sidman Named Ho-Chairrnan Of Omaha Israel Bond Drive

Harry Sidman, past president of Beth Israel Synagogue and Both organizations have repeatedly called for the Omaha Jewish Federation; and a leading figure in many NEW YORK (JTA)-Tho major institutions of American Reform Judaism have called upon an end to what the statement referred to as the other community activities, has accepted the co-chairmanship of rabbis and Reform's 700 synagogues to actively "cruel" Vietnam war. Rabbis Eisendrath and the Omaha Israel Bond Program, it was announced this week

by Eii M. Zalkin, General Chairman of the Omaha Israel Bond support the proposed Oct. 15 college student na.

•> tionwide Vietnam protest with congregational Gittelsohn said, "We have already paid too high Committee.

In accepting his leadership teach-ins, religious. services and youth pro- a price as a nation for this misconceived policy" and that "an indefinite investment of American role in the Bond campaign, Mr. grams. ' In a joint statement addressed to the mem- lives and resources to preserve a repressive Sidman said^ "With our help ber temples' rabbis, presidents and social action military clique in Saigon is unconscionable." through Israel Bonds, Israel chairmen, Rabbi Maurice NT. Eisendrath, presihas become- a living example In a separate observation, Rabbi Gittelsohn dent of the Union of America Hebrew Congregations, and Rabbi Roland B. Gittelsohn, president sharply condemned President Nixon's "prejudg- of self-help, human dignity and of the Central.Conference of American Rabbis, ment" of the protest action when he announced devotion to freedom. I know said that by supporting the planned student at a press conference that he would not be in- that I can count on-wholedrive, "we will join hands with those young peo- fluenced' by any of the expressions and public hearted support for the Bond ple who refuse to yield to despair and who, sentiments of the Oct. 15 protests. Rabbi Gittel- drive by the members of the equally, refuse to acquiesce in the endless con- sohn said, "The Administration seems detertinuation of a war which appalls their con- mined to repeat the.tragedies of the last Admin- Omaha Jewish community."

Mr. Sidman noted that "givscience." en conditions of reconciliation and peace with the Arab states, Israel could help lead its under-developed neighbors out of the grip of poverty and disease, and contribute to the creation , NEW YORK, (JTA)-A move One Way t^Stop Air Piracy." International Federation of AirHarry Sidman to spur efforts to obtain the The advertisement said neither line Pilots Association to de- of a society of understanding freedom of two Israeli passen- governments nor the United,, clare they would not fly to any and economic prosperity for the entire region." gers held by Syria since their Nations had persuaded Syria to nation which refuses to return Trans World Airlines plane was release the two Israelis and immediately a hijacked plane, " A series of events will be hijacked Aug. 29 to Damascus that their fate "and the fate of its passengers and c r e w or held in Omaha aimed at acwas made by the American all other potential victims" of which gives sanctuary to the hi- celerating the Israel Bond Drive. Climax of the Omaha LONDON, (JTA) - A b o u t Jewish Congress with a public the "hijacking epidemic" reappeal for a massive aerial quired strong action by "the jackers or fails to prosecute or campaign will be a testimonial 12,000 Moscow Jews sang and extradite them promptly. dinner to be held in mid-De? d a n c e d on the quarter-mile boycott of any country involved clvH aviation comronnlty," in such-hijackings.

The advertisement urged a cember, honoring Dr. Abe long Arkhipoy St. outside the The organization urged the Choral Synagogue in a sponta» The appeal was made In a International Air Transport As- letter-writing campaign to the Greenberg. neous celebration of Simhat To. half-page advertisement In the sociation, the International Civ- three civil aviation agencies, rah. Eyewitnesses said that declaring that "the thugs and New J o j k Times. Entitled "The . U Aviation Organization and the youngsters outnumbered th0 criminals" who hijacked the middle aged and elderly. They TWA p l a n e and the govern-, sang traditional Jewish songs1/ ments "who encouraged them" including "Hava Nagila" and had gone "scot free" because some-groups chanted; "I.am a : ofrthe:world's "do-nothing polJew, we are all Jews."

Every Omaha J e w 1 s h icy." The advertisement added woman has received a pink "that the Jewish people "will not The normally quiet s t r e e t envelope asking for conrest" until Prof. Shlomo. Samnear the headquarters of the tributions of cash or mercentral committee of the Soviet Issues vital to the people of the United States will be dis- ueloff and Salah Muallem are chandise for the Children's Communist Party was closed to cussed and debated during the 24th Annual Institute of World freed by Syria,.

Hospital Bazaar to be heldf Traffic" by police. There was no Affairs, a series of four public lectures starting.Sunday, Novem...

The Red Cross reported in Monday, October-13, from f> interference with ,th*e celebraber 2,1969. All lectures will start promptly at 8 p.m. in the Unl- Jerusalem that the two Israelis a.m._to 9 p.m. at the New tion which has Jbecome J\. Jew>._ ~veni^''6fNeb^a^aarOthahaauditoriuih7' were in good health and good Tower Motel. ish tradition in Moscow on Sim-" C*sponsored.by~the"Omaha JewlsbrFederation;,~tho lecture -splrltsrJacques MoTeilon,]iead ~'""Mr8T~Thomas~Bernstein7 hat forah. ' series will probe such questions as: , of the International Red Cross chairman, issued a plea this The young people learned of What is the significance of the sweeping changes on the delegation in Israel, said Red week that all contributions the holiday by word of mouth Cross representatives made a Anglo-European scene? be made promptly. Cash because no Jewish calendars second visit this week to the Will the Israeli-Arab conflict be amicably resolved? contributions may be mailed are published in the S o v i e t two men who were first visited Is there a military-industrial collusion? to Mrs. Bernstein at 410 Union and the press never reAre there indications of change in American Foreign Policy? three weeks ago. Mr. Moreilon South 82 St., Omaha, Nebr. ports the event of religious holsaid,on a radio interview that 68114. . •' .

• ' • • . * • idays. The outpouring of emotwo weeks was the usual interWomen are also urgedjo _tionJ?as_se5njjy_obseryers. a i .

The_foUftwJng_ilistlnguish£dJpeakers_will_dlscuss_iheae_Jfc iraTbetween'vislts'andtlratMrrr^ visit the many booths at the sues: a demonstration of identificaMuallem, a diabetic, was getSunday, November 2: DAVID SCH0ENBRUN, "Europe Since ting medical attention.

Bazaar on. Monday. tion with Israelby some Jews? de Gaulle: A New Alignment?" os simply of Jewish identity by others. Moscow has no formal Sunday, November 9: LORD CARADON, "The Middle East: Jewish schools but people in Prospects for Resolution." the Simhat Torah crowd said Sunday, November 16: DR. SEYMOUR MELMAN, "The MMmany youngsters studied Hetary-Industrial Complex: Can We Convert to Civilian Economy?" brew In private groups.

Sunday, November, 23:. SEYMOUR TOPPING, "American Foreign Policy in the Nixon Era." Des Moines . . . Joey Adams, tainer at the Bonds for Israel famed radio and TV comedy cocktail reception, to be held star; world traveler and au- Sunday, October 19, at 8 p.m.

Toronto (JTA)—A Dutch-born Members of the Omaha Jewish Community may obtain free thor, will be the guest enter- at the home of Mr, and Mrs, associate, of. Canadian .neo-Nazli - tickets for admission to the World Affairs Lectures at UNO. TickBarry E. Pldgeon, 3317 Elm- leader John Beattie was fined ets may be picked up at the Jewish Community Center or be $50 by a provincial court judge' wood Drive. sent by mail. for using taped hate messages; Mr. and Mrs. Pidgeon will be over telephone circuits behosts at the informal gathering tween December,- 1968 and" World Affairs Institute that will convene Iowa friends June, 1969. The fine imposed; Jewish Federation' and supporters of the State of on Jacob Prins was the max!-' 101 North ZOth St. Israel, JMr. Pidgeon is making mum penalty permitted under Omaha, Nebraska 68102 an initial entry, as an active the Telephone Act. i Please reserve . . . . . tickets for me for the 24th Annual participant,' in the Bonds for Prins was tried last June on!

Institute of World Affairs to be held in November at UNO. Israel program. a complaint by the Joint Com(Each ticket admits two persons for the entire series.)

"Israel bond dollars are help- munist Relations Committee ( ) I will pick up the tickets at the Jewish Community Ing to strengthen the Jewish but Judge Carl W&isberg reCenter. state's economy and a strong served judgment until last Israel these days makes for a week. He found that the mes( ) Enclosed is a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Please secure one," Mr. Pidgeon said. sages, which were used on bemail the tickets to me. ' "This economic independence half of Beattie, were "grossly has given the people of Israel insulting" to Jews and offenName, ..,...;. , the means of asserting their sive to society in general in dignity and their self-respect that they use falsehood to disAddress Zip as builders of a free nation," seminate hatred and bring a he said. group of people into disrepute.

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More titan 2,700 Jewish leaders from (he United States and Canada joined this week in an unforgettable tribute to Prime Minister Golda Meir at tbe Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, when the Israeli leader received a thunderously warm reception plus a pledge of the' fullest support for immigrant ' settlement and economic development in the present crisis.' Shown with the Prime Minister are (left to right) Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, Vice President of the Israel Bond Organization; Edward Ginsberg, General Chairman of the United Jewish Appeal; Abraham Fcinbcrg, Israel Bond President; Max M. Fisher, President of the U.J.A., and Samuel Itothberg, Israel Bond National Campaign Chairman. Mr. Ginsberg-and Mr. Rothberg were Co-C'halrmcn of the dinner in honor of (he Israeli'Premier.

Australian Suspect Pleads Innocent To El Aha Mosque Arson Charges J E R U S A L E M (JTA)—Michael Denis William Rohan, the 28-year-old Australian sheepshearer accused of setting fire to the El Aksa mosque Aug. 21, pleaded innocent to each of two c h a r g e s of arson and two charges of violation' of a Holy Place. The charges were read

by Judge Henry E. Baker, a Scottish-born;'Israeli jurist who heads the three-member district court trying Rohan., The defendant p l e a d e d innocent t h r o u g h his court-appointed lawyer! Yitzhak Tunik, a prominent criminal lawyer from. Tel Aviv.

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Swiss Oust Israeli Aide BERN, Switzerland (JTA)—Switzerland has expelled the Israeli military attache Col. Zvi Alon in connection with the alleged theft of plans for the Mirage III-S jet engines manufactured by the Sulzer plant in VVinterthur under license from the French firm of Marcel Dassault. The expulsion order linked Colonel Alon and his predecessor with Alfred Frauenknecht, an employe of Sulzer, who was arrested for the theft on September 23.

According to Swiss Attorney General Hans Walder, Mr. Frauenknecht confessed to receiving $200,000 from Israel for the blueprints, models and tooling instructions. They were packed in 20 crates which Mr. Frauenknecht allegedly smuggled across the Rhine by barge to Israeli agents in West Germany. Mr. Walder made his charges public September 26. Israeli officials in Jerusalem said at the time that they had no knowledge of Mr. Frauenknecht and refused further comment.

The Mirage III-S is said to be an improved version of the Mirage IV supersonic jet, backbone of Israel's combat airforce.

Fifty Mirage V jets which Israel bought and paid for have not been delivered by France owing to the arms embargo imposed by former President Charles de Gaulle two years ago.

Jewish Defense League Asks Deportation of Arab Students Washington (JTA)—A Jewish we respectfully call upon the group which has proclaimed Department of Justice to begin itself, the defender of Jewish the legal moves necessary for lives and property in urban deportation of these dangerous ghetto areas has petitioned the students from these shores." « Department of Justice to oustr According to the JDL, Mr. Arab cultural exchange stu- Yeagley indicated that if fur- PICTURED ABOVE—Preparing for the Israeli Art Festival to be held October 12 through October dents for allegedly violating ther investigation of the data 26 at the Dcs Molncs Art Center are, from left to right: Mrs. Richard Levitt, chairman of the laws pertaining to resident provided reasonable evidence Festival committee; Mrs. Peggy Patrick, assistant director of education at the Art Center, and aliens. of vidations, proper a c t i o n Mrs. Stanley Isaacson, co-chairman. The exhibition and sale is sponsored by Tlfereth Israel Women's League. . .

A five member delegation would be instituted. representing the Jewish Defense League of New York presented the petition to J. Walter INVESTMENTS Yeagley of the internal securit y division of the Attorney GenSTOCKS • B O N D S © MUNICIPALS TEL AVIVMZINS)—The civilian casualty toll on Israel's eral's office. They said the peMUTUAL FUNDS ® COMMODITIES tition contained 18,000 signa- roads is considerably greater than that on the front lines, accordtures which they claimed to ing to figures made public by^tne Israeli police. have gathered during the. preOf the 1,645 persons involved in auto accidents during August STEVEN M. FRIEDMAN. ceding JO days.

10G9, there were 38 deaths and 248 seriously wounded.TheJuly Members New York Stock Exchange and The delegation was headed count was 49 dead and 286 critically wounded out of 1,565 inAll Leading Security and Commodity Exchanges

by Meir Kahane, an Orthodox volved in road mishaps. rabbi who identifies himself as In the administered territories there were a total of 82 inciJDL national director. Presentdents in August (70 in July) where 10 were killed and 20 seriously ed with the, petition was "documentary evidence'' purport- wounded.

- 20Z SO. I9TH ST.—OMAHA, NEBR. _ Ing to expose close ties between 341-9867, AREA CODE 402 - Arab students,- Trotskyites, CuTEL XviV (ZINS)-Israet's Army High Command has issued ban revolutionaries, pro-Pek- an order forbidding the acceptance by;soldiers of personal gifts ing and Black militant groups for themselves or their dependents. It applies equally to officers Ads in The Jewish Press Get Results who allegedly want to over- and to the rank and file. throw the U.S. Government.

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By CARL ALPERT this is the party of continuity. ligious authority in affairs of state.

If Haifa—When Israelis go to he is satisfied with the way theIndependent Liberals constithe polls on October 28 they things are going he will vote tute intellectual bridge bewill have their choice of 16 for the Labor ticket. If he tweenanLabor and Galial. They political parties. What a party thinks tilings could be better, are liberals but not socialists. says in its formal platform is he has his choice of the many They advocate free enterprise. other competing parties. not always the best source of It is expected that Labor will They oppose extremism in any -information poll just around 50 per cent of form, whether economic, naabout party polthe vote, or 60 of the 120 seats tionalist or political. icy. Indeed,' suin the Knesset. The big quesState List. This is the reperficial comtion is: Can they pull that per- vived remnant of the Rafi parison of all centage up so as to give them Party which refused to return the party platmore certain control of the to Labor. Dayan was their' forms w o u l d Government? It seems doubt- idol, and they, would still supshow few differful. " port him, Ben Gurion and Isences betw e e n scr Hard head the group. In t h e i r official Galial bills itself as the al- essence they are fighting the platitudes. ternative to Labor domlnance._ ' bureaucracy which they claim In economic matters it is con- holds Labor and What Is more the Histadruth i m p o r t a n t is Carl Alpert servative, and appeals to the in its grip. how the voters understand buinessman, the industrialist, Free Centre, an extremist those platforms, based on the the entrepreneur. It refuses which broke away from historic, line of the parties, as compromise in foreign policy wing largely in opposition to well as the nuances and in- and states clearly it opposes Gahal Begin's' leadership. Head of terpretations of the .party return of occupied territories. the party is Shmel Tamir. spokesmen. What follows here To many voters it also stands Peace list, composed of uniis an unofficial summary of for Jabotinsky's original pro' the major or more interesting gram of "Both banks* of the versity professors and others, parties, as seen by the man in Jordan." Its leader: Menahem makes its first appearance Begin. Estimated poll: 21 per this year. They oppose annexthe street. ation of occupied areas_or_even_ Labor Party Alignment. This cent. settlement in these areas. ~ is the party of Golda Meir, Religious Bloc consists of Erctz Ylsracl List, headed Moshe Dayan, Yigal Alton, three parties,, with minor dif- by Dr. Israel Eldad, agitates Abba Eban, Pinhas Sapir and ferences a m o n g themselves. for eventual extension of the - many other well known names. With about 15 per cent more State of Israel to the full, origBy Milton Friedman They know that armed strength It combines the former Mapai, or less in every election, they inal, traditional boundaries of essential to survival. They The implications of Arab is Achduth Avoda, Rafi and Ma- have usually been the balance the Holy Land, without partihave no illusionsabout4he tru«terrorism confront the "kneepam. It is an "unbeatable com- of power in coalition govern- tions or truncations. jerk' liberals of the American aspirations of the Arabs and bination. ments. Their conservative tenRakah is the w i n g of the Jewish Community with a di- the Soviet Union.

There may be internal dif- dency in economics and their Communist party which broke The mood griping Western ferences . of opinion with re- "expansionism" in foreign af- off in 1965! It has drawn sup- lemma. liberalism affects non-Jewish T h e liberals spect to economic affairs or fairs always yield to their port from Arabs who seek a militantly opliberals as well as Jews. Where administration of the occupied priority interest in advancing way to voice opposition to Is- pose the conwas the sense of outrage when areas, but to the .Israeli voter the power and influence of re- rael legally.

Arab terrorists brought chilcept of prevendren to E u r o p e to throw Maki, the original Commu- tive arres t of bombs? Where is the drive in nist parly, led by Moshe Sneh, Black terrorists TBeTNevriieft ranks to repudfchas lost much of its following in the -United ate and denounce the Fatah since it sided with Israel pol- States. Yet Isand "liberation" fronts as racicy in the 6-Day War and crit- raeL has made ist thugs? icizes the Soviet stand in the preventive arIsrael is fighting for her very Middle East rests totalling in against forces who would Ha-OIa Hazch is the one-the hundred tb"M. Friedman life finish Adolf Hitler's exterminalimit Arab ter-* • VIOLENCE AT HOME to correspond with Jewish man party of Url Avneri, : tion program. Yet a dangerous - -Distant wars in another coun- girls, age 21-28,- mainly those Knesset gadfly, publisher of a rorism. For obvious reasons of Illusion is spreading among try,- drugs; or draft card burn- who have visited Israel or in- weekly "nudey" magazine, foe self-preservation, Israel h a s well-meaning, well-educated to, so that we'll have a of Zionism, who has shown a filled her jails with terrorists Americans. It Is a conviction ings is not what this letter is . tend common background. knack for latching onto popu- and suspected terrorists. about. that Arab violence andJsra I am 30 years old, 6 feet tall, lar "causes." """ Traditional liberalism has op- violence can bo equated. The Survival in our. own com- born in Israel. My hobbies are There are others.: All the posed the jailing of teen-agers • victim is condemned for strikmunity Is what this letter is sports, musjc^travcl, reading, about. r •••"'— ~ dancing and meeting interest- "smaller "parlies together will who perform~anti-social acts. ing back at the a s s a i l a n t — ~ receive less than 15-per cent But Arab terrorists have used A 15-year-old Jewish youth is ing people, stabbed in the kidney on the 71 FaboUnsky Street of the votes cast, but^ every boys as young as 15 to throw 11,000 odd votes assures one J>ombs into 'Israeli offices Tn Z""J~ Tel Aviv, Isractl d d f i t seat in the Knessetr J "~ local high school and two par-" ~~ Urey Kraisman p ties are.arrested and released Liberals have yet to resolve on $25 bonds each for trespassthe issue of pre-emptive miliVATICAN CITY, (JTA)~ ing. Where is Justice? tary strikes. Nor can liberals Pope Paul VI received Is•A policeman shoots a negro reconcile themselves to reprisgirl and is fired from his job; al actions. Persons who con- raeli Foreign Minister Abba E b a n in a "special audi. charged with manslaughter and sider themselves progressives

By DAVID SCHWARTZ ence" and they discussed released on $500 bond setting are torn with guilt when IsraeThe people are with Israel. . the M i d d l e E a s t crisis, off 5 days of looting and burnAccording to the New York Times, a poll taken of jiastojsj li jets incinerate guerrillas with ing;—Among—others;—several" ofitorSfflrthenTBaptist churcn shows 7iFper centTnTavor of napalm. A mental state induced' -peacer-reconcillation-of-the^ peoples of the region, the fuJewish businessmen were forc- Israel in the present Middle East struggle; only 3 per cent favor by Vietnam tends to equate the ture of Christian and MosIsraeli survival struggle with ed to close their businesses or the Arabs and the other 18 per cent apparently lem Holy Places, and the the totally dissimilar American to relocate for fear of their did not respond to the poll. refugee issue, Involvement in Vietnam. own safety.

The Southern Baptists are the largest single The'Soviet Union has sup- A Vatican announcement, We read articles in the Jew- Protestant denomination in the country. There following the meeting in the plied the Arabs* with precisely ish Press about black militants arc some 11 million members of the Southern Holy. Seo library, said that the same rockets, mines, and . using the Jew as his scapegoat; Baptist church, quite a sizable element of the another topic was the "sacterror devices used by the then after they bleed us, kill us people. red and unique character of Viet-Cong.

Extremists seek to and burn us, they ask for $10 The Arabs may have greater support in the "Vietnamize" the Arab-Israeli Jerusalem." The announceBullion in reparations.

United Nations where the greater number of ment said that the Pontiff struggle. The fight is portrayed Where will this stop? Who Arab delegates can make political deals and and Mr. Eban met for little •in leftist propoganda as an Arab will stop it? Why must so many exert greater influence wi{h politicians in power less than an hour and that "liberation" war. This blurs the submit rather than stand up in France and other countries. But the people «-»,„„.«_ true character of the Israeli ".'. 'high holiness had the opand be counted? are on Israel's side.

Schwartz portunity to reaffirm and _ If violence mast he met with In France this has been plain for some time. In Holland, survival struggle against genopersonally outline the posiviolence, in line with the arti- there were recent manifestations of the widespread sympathy cide at the hands of Arab raction of the Holy See on (Midists.' cle' printed last week about the for Israel. dle.flast) problems."

Jewish Defense League, then Younger elements of the U.rS. Even in Cpmmunist countries,, there is strong support for r .The JJlat jig a n_ said that unfortunately this will have to Israel. Rouinania recently signed a treaty with Israel. And, in Jewish community are obPope Paul "listened attenbe the way to protect our- Russia, there is evidence of grass roots sympathy for Israel. The sessed by anti-war, anti-draft, tively" while Mr. Eban outselves, onr families and our Arabs have to thank the fact that there is no freedom of speech and anti-military convictions lined .Israeli efforts to probusinesses. No, not as vigi- In Russia, so this feeling can't show itself. that transcend Vietnam. Young mote peace and while he dislantes, but we had better be Why are the people of the world for Israel? It is a peculiar Israelis cannot afford such, a cussed the status of Jews In prepared to cope with violence phenomenon. luxurious e l o u d cuckooland.

Jews in the past have not been too popular; but Arab nations. ' when we are confronted with it. suddenly, Israel-is popular. There are many reasons. One of "IsraeliGovernment circles Hitler comes in many colors -them, I think, .14 that, the-world enjoys it when a little fellow attached great importance today, but he'ean be dealt with. stands up to a. niuch bigger one. That gives everyone a kind of to the meeting. It is believed Gerald S. Ciplnko lift. It gives the man; who thinks he is weak, a feeling that may- Published weekly on Friday by that the last time an Israeli be he is not so weak after all.

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Jewish Federation of Omaha; minister had been received PENPAL WANTED Secondly, I think there is the feeling that Israel is really by a Pope In the Vatican I got your address through AMKUI Subscription U.M -.. was in 1952 when Pius XII the Embassy here. I hope you fighting the battle of the free world. The free world doesn't like Advertising R*tM on Appllcoilon. . received then Foreign MinPublication ttfltei 10) NoTSth Strech will be able to help' me. \ what Russia is doing in Czechoslovakia, But nobody does anyOmaha, Netr. 64)03 . ister Moshe Sharett in a pri-; phon» M2-13M w VCL-mi ••-•• I am looking" for pen pals i thing aboutJt. So when Israel.stands.up arid virtually. Bays to this among the'Jewish? youths in> ,£tupendous guy, Russia, that > it doesn't'proposd to'yield to it In Mrs. RolJeTtGereUck.'Editof ' vate audience. ilia -United State*. I would like , itho.Mediterranean, the sympathies of;the frca world go out to it. Mike Welches, Business Mgr.

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Is Nasser Really Sick?

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By ELIAIIU SALPETER So suspicious are political ob- in the last m o m e n t , but by servers in the Middle East that ^which side and why? when Cairo oficially annonuced ' .There are several theories to in September that President, .explain the matter..One of the : Nasser was ill and under the* Imore plausible ones is that care of three doctors, people ;• Moscow was not particularly began to speculate that he was interested in having N a s s e r not ill at all, and that his niedi- 'there and be obliged to promise cal troubles were just, a politi- him further large quantities of cal gimmick to help him out *>.arms at a time when Mr; Grofrom one of the tight spots he i, myko hoped to present his best Is now in. ;', <-.y;.: peace-loving face in New York Indeed, Nasser has plenty of ; and Washington. Therefore, the reasons not to feel well these theory goes, Moscow asked days. His attempt to utilize the vNasser to postpone his visit. lire in the El Aksa Mosque in • W h a t with Israeli Premier Jerusalem for the convening of; >Golda Meir going to Washingan Arab Summit Conference i tori and the first Phantom jets failed. For1 two years~'Nasser "arriving in Israel, Nasser wanthas been trying to promotesuch - ed to go to Russia very much a meeting. . :.:;••••/'•'• y . -': to give some boost to his wanA "summit" meeting- was • ing prestige. When the invita. , held in Khartoum after the*Six- tion was postponed, Nasser deDay War in 1967 and Egypt and cided to play the insulted party Jordan succeeded in putting the and say that he did not plan to sgueeze on the oil-rich Arab go at all. These events did not countries which since then have make him more eager to ap• been provided close to ?300 mil- pear at the Moslem summit lion annually to the "victims of and an announcement of a maIsrael egression," to compen- lady apparently was to be the sate them for the. financial most effective way to gain losses-(tourism that dwindled, time.

Suez Canal r e v e n u e s that However, at home pressures ceased) suffered as a result are mounting. Nasser's policy . , of Arab defeat in June, 1967. , of a "war of attrition" against Moslem Summit Israel has not only failed to Nasser's propaganda organs show results but has started to — m a d e no secret of the Egyptian backfire—Israel-has hit back • view that the "haves" should deep inside Egypt, demonstratcontribute to the "have-nots" ing more and more the gap bemuch more that was agreed at . tween the boasts and the facts Khartoum. For this very rea- about the capabilities of the son, the rich "non-socialist" Egyptian army. Israel's "tenArab rulers showed very little hour invasion" of the west bank Interest in Nasser's summitry of the Gulf of Suez obviously - plans, being less than keen on was more than what the offiincreasing the payment of what cers could play down in their : is actualljr"protection money" reports t o - N m r s e r and^wliat Nasser's propaganda machine to Nasser.

It almost looked as if the El Aksa fire would compel the , other Arab rulcrsto give in to Nasser's demands, but King Feisal of Saudi Arabia (who would be target No. 1 for any Modern soclety's-"New Momoney demands' by Nasser), rality" is theinost serious chal. proved himself smarter than lenge Orthodox Jews have ever the Egyptian. Instead of an faced in this country, a leading Arab summit, he proposed and O r t h o d o x educator said in pushed through the idea of a Cleveland last week* Moslem Summit. At such a big -conclave Nasser^woffldTnoFlie" --- As-reported Jnjhejaeveland • Jewish News, Rabbi Chaim Dov the dominant figure and the Keller told s a Cleveland audi. subject would have. to be, at ence.bf 350: v least_offlcially,.thaJatfi_ottho_ -~"For .years;' Orthodoxy has Moslem holy places rather than been 'romancing' secular socithe Israel-Arab conflict in its entirety. All tills would make ety, convinced that it was pospressure by the two "have- sible to be 100 percent modern nots" much less effective than and 100 percent prthodbx. Until noWf I could get along easily in a purely Arab conclave. with my neighbor: he had his Russian Visit Nasser's next move was to ( Sunday, I had my Sabbath; he ask forla_postponement_of_ihe had his fast days, I had mine; ^hTcouldliot~eat meat oirFri^ Moslem summit, ostensibly be- days, I could not mix meat with cause he would be on his official visit to the Soviet Union at milk. Not so now; today society that time. But the organizing is not letting us live as Jews."

R^abbi Keller proceeded . to committee i g n o r e d Nasser's suggestion and decided to hold describe the recent breakdown the meeting in Rabat as sched- r of the "thin veneer of respectability which had been superuled.

Next came the official an- imposed on a basically pagannouncement' from Cairo that .istic society."

N a s s e r was not leaving for ; He declared, "Orthodox parMoscow nor does he intend to ents used to be able to give in too near future! It was obvi- their children the price of ad? mission and send them off to the movies; to leave their children alone for-an evening of television; to feel confident, as their teenage daughter curled 1 up on the couch reading a book 5 YEARS AGO , ..

Hank Shrier celebrated his or magazine." Todaywo" cannot Bar Mltzvah . . . Josephine —for the 'New Morality' has Weiss and Stephen Guss an- •pervaded every aspect of our culture and mass media with nounced their engagement. pornography and pr6miscuity.

15 YEARS AGO "It is difficult to walk down Mr. and Mrs. Owen Meyersoh : announced the birth of a son, the street without incurring a Robert/ Yale . . . Pauline Katz- violation of Jewish Law by man and Lawrence Albert an- looking at what we see," ho added. nounced their engagement. ' After analyzing- the "situa, 20 YEARS AGO ' Mr. and Mrs. Ervln Simon tion ethics" advocated by conannounced the birth of a daugh- temporary philosophers, Rabbi ter, Julio Ann . . . Annette Keller declared that the theory Swcezy. and Irvin Y,affe.;an-; Is.in open .conflict; with ;Tora flounced their; engagement," •= ;• ji. *. ethics, which do posit on abso. •

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could deny to the Egyptian publie.

Nasser was compelled to fire his Chief of Staff and the ComDuring the "past week, a vast mander of his Navy.- This, on segment of, my loyal readers top of a fairly largescale purge (would you believe three) have in the Army (following rumors asked for my comments about of an assasination plot) caused the recent disturbances at Cenfurther demoralization in the tral High. Having told them Egyptian military. t h a t I had no comments, a In addition to all this, there smaller segment (namely one) are mounting indications that accused me of "ducking the isfriction between Egyptian offi- sue." cers and officials, on the one ' I really don't know how to hand, and Russian military ad- "duck an issue." Usually, I visers and Soviet diplomats in dive in head first with my opim Cairo, is attaining critical pro- ions which are based either on portions. hard facts or on strong feelings All in all, Nasser is in a big- regardless of. the facts. In the ger mess than at any time case of the Central disturbsince he lost the June 1967 war. ances, I had neither—Until I Yet, alUfough his position is was challenged. Now I have a more shaky than ever, he has little of both—facts and feelings proved several times his extra- —and I'm ready to comment. ordinary capacity for political In trying to g a t h e r "the survival, it would be, therefore, facts" I talked to a number of premature to bet on his down* people including Central stufall in the near future. dents, their parents, school officials and community relations leaders. A number of feelings were expressed, ranging from those who saw the recent incident at Central as an overt Editors for Black-Jewish confrontation, to those who were ready to dismiss tho whole business without a second* thought.

Based on the consensus of -the-majority of~thoseltalkedHigh school students Interto.I believe the truth lies someested in "Telling it like it is" where in the middle.

Lamentable as is the fact that should get in touch with that young Sandy Cipinko was the victim of a stabbing, the inMrs. Robert Gerelick cident at Central does not seem Jewish Press to be a "Black-Jewish issue."

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lute and objective right-andwrong. The Tdra sees sexual promiscuity and i m p r o p e r dress as inherently and universally wrong, he said. ' 'Out'of Style'

Tora law specifically prohibits one .from indulging in activities or habits which are a clear and present danger to one's health.

"But beyond this, the object of Jewish moral training is to

Into an emotional appeal for control over his faculties, the observance of the Hala- sires, and emotions. D r u g cha, which require female users.seek tho opposite:,escape clothing to reach over tlie en— from self-control and-self-distlire knee and elbow. cipline. , ' "Where is the Eleventh ComA member of the audience mandment 'Thou shalt be in asked why the lecturer's constyle?' Why do wo lack the cern for the jjtate of American courage to stand up to im- morality was, not reflected in morality ,* and be different? more Orthodox participation in Throughout history the Jews civil rights and Vietnam prohave t e e n 'out of style:' tests. R a b b i Keller replied, through the ancient-Egyptians'—^My-only limitation-is-time-I homosexuality, the ancient Ca- must make priorities. In the haanltes'" incest, Greek idol- field of public,, action, I am worship, and so on through the struggling-for greater recogniages. Our resistance to these tion of the need for governaberrations has strengthened ment aid to non-public schools, our moral fiber and our capac- upon which rests the future of ity to survive."

Jewish education."

On Use of Drugs "Just because you don't Asked to; specify Judaism's march on a picket line doesn't objections, to the use of narcot- make you irrelevant," he,conics, Rabbi Keller replied that cluded. .

Did You Know?

In 1941, Japanese authorities began to deport many German Jewish refugees- to Shanghai and barred further entry of Jews. Some of the Jewish refugees obtained visas for other countries. There are only 900 Jews in Japan—£00 in Tokyo and 300 in Kobe. (JTA)

of 25 percent of that city's.population. At that time Baghdad 26 synagogues. Now,all areT closed and only a handful of Jews remain. (JTA) •

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Jews have lived in Hawaii only since the mid-1920's, long after earlier J e w i s h settlements either moved away or vThe Jewish community 6f no longer identified themselves Iraq, now terrorized by hang- as Jews. Hawaii's 1,000 Jews ings, is the oldest Jewish com- live in Honolulu. The territory's munity in tho world outside of first Jewish congregation was Palestine with a history of more the Honolulu Jewish Communthan 2,500 years. In 1945, sqmo ity, chartered in 1938 and now 90,000:.ol Iraq's, 140,000 Jews c a l l e d J , T e m p l e Emanu-El. lived in Baghdad, comprising : i ( J T A ) ; • • : ? , ; * • 7 ' - . . • • • • , - . • • • '

By Mickey Gerelick lems at C e n t r a l which are cause for alarm, but not hysteria.

I believe that parents have a responsibility to be concerned when violence (whatever the c a u s e ) presents a physical threat to their children in a school situation. I was disturbed, however, about how the parents I spoke to, thought the situation should be handled.

A few suggested "fighting violence with violence" which seems to me, would accomplish nothing but more bloodshed.

This however, was the minority view.

The vast majority of parents said. "If anything more happens, I'm going to pull my child out of Central and bear the tuition expense of sending him/ her "elsewhere." This I found particularly disturbing. First of all, I don't think parents should wait "till something more happens" before taking action. I'm a great believer in preventing problems rather than curing them. Secondly, I'm not sure, that running away is the proper action for either prevention or cure.

• It was interesting to note that few-of these parentsjvere-wilking to expend the time or effort to explore other avenues. They rarely, if ever, attended PTA' meetings where these problems could and should be aired.. They discussed their fears 'with 'each other, but few had ever brought any thing to the attention of school officials or other community sources that cduMTBe of help. It was the old story again of "lack of involvement."

In spite of the hysteria voiced by many Jewish parentsritrwas interesting to note, that at a meeting of the school board last Monday, only one set of Jewish parents appeared voicing concern, and suggestingconcrete action to prevent further incidents at Central?7^ A statement' made at; that school board.meeting Mondayvice-president of the u u a x u, , seems to put the Central probMr. Hart said "thaTWTugfit school principals have been directed "to bring into play any security measures they deem necessary" to keep order.

"This board," said Mr. Hart, "Intends to maintain an atmosphere of learning in all schools..

Any child who cannot abide by tlie 7 rulenvlll be" suspended"andultimately expelled."

That directive should handle the discipline problems at Central. It should restore "law and order" in the school system for the time being. But there will be a "next time" unless parents get involved in all the many facets of the root causes that fester into violence. , The school board and school officials have voiced their willingness to keep "an open door, an available ear and a willing spirit" to hear from anyone.

The PTA begs for "the cooperation of parents." The ADL office will get involved if alerted "to impending problems. I-mighteven suggest t h a t the root c a u s e s of student unrest is within the sphere of study and action by Jewish organizations.

It's certainly as "Jewish" as bowling and style shows.

Involvement rather than violence or apathy seems to be called for, For the small segment olthose who asked—these are my comments. Let it never be said that the fearless editor of the Jewish Press would attempt to •'duck an Issue." . .;;,.;;

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Synagogue Activities Candlellghting: 6:33 p.m.

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Mrs. Simon Gaiter has been In the National Merit ScholarSpace permitting, guests will presented the United Nations ship tests. be welcome.

Award by the Lincoln Church Richard Fellman, Yale Rich- Women United. Mrs. - Gaiter "A Report of Our Times" is SERVICES ards, Ernie Winlroub, Ken has been active in the Lincoln the theme of the fall adult eduFriday: ' . - , RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Weiner and Jack E. Duitch are United N a t i o n s Association cation program to be held at Traditional Friday evening Confirmation class sessions in charge of arrangements for w h i c h sponsors educational Tifereth Israel S y n a g o g u e . service (Kobolas S h a b b o s) will begin Tuesday, October the luncheon series. Future projects and seminars.

Classes will be held at 7:30 6:30 p.m.

14, at 4:30 p.m. The class will, dates for the luncheons have Mrs. Gaiter was also the re- p.m. October 13, 20, 27; NoLate Friday evening Family be taught by Rabbi Sidney H. been scheduled for Tuesdays, cipient of the "Thank You vember 3, 17, 24; December 1.

Service, 8:15 p.m., conducted Brooks.

In addition to speakers from October 28, November 11 and Award" for outstanding work

by Rabbi Isaac Nadoff, the Omitted from the listing of November 25. in Hadassah. The award was a variety of fields who will Choir, and guest Cantor Elch- students consecreated at' Stikpresented at the September speak on today's problems, a anan Gelberg. kot Services were first-gradclass conducted by Rabbi MorHadassah meeting.

Saturday: ers, Joseph Dann and Lisa ton Waldman will also be held.

B'nai Jacob ' "Morning Service; 8:45 a.m.- -Beth -Moskovitz.— —Among the members of the South East High School stuconducted by Rabbi Nadoff Adas Yeshufph cast of the Lincoln Community dents who have earned recogand Cantor Eichanan Gelberg. MEN'S CLUB Playhouse production df "Gyp- nition for outstanding scholasRabbi Brooks will t discuss SERVICES - Rabbi Nadoff will conduct sie" arc Mrs. Stanley Dworsky tic achievement for second se? the Talmud Class at 6 p.m. "The Inside Story of Your Tem- Friday: i and Bob Goodman. mester 19C8-69 school year are followed at 6:30 p.m. by Min- ple" at the f i r s t Breakfast Evening Service: 6:30 p.m.

Robert Evnen, Robert Soshnik, cha, Sholash Sudos and Maa- meeting, Sunday, October 12, Saturday: The Hadassah Board meeting Daniel Berlowitz, Susan Modat 10 a.m. guests will be welriy.

Morning Service: 8:45 a.m. will be held Tuesday, October ehsfein, and graduates, Cyncome.

Sunday: 14, at 8 p.m. at the home of thia Feld, Gayle Misle, Lillian Mincha-Maariv: 6:30 p.m. ' Morning Service": 9 a.m. folMrs. Irwin Goldenberg.

Sunday: Misle and Alan Polsky. lowed by breakfast and Rab. Morning Service: 7 a.m. bi's class in "The Twelve Plans are being made for a Mrs. Nathan Grossman was Dally: Prophets."

B'nai B'ritli dinner-dance to be presented a Life Hadassah SERVICES Services at 6:30 a.m. and DAILY: held November 1, at the CornFriday: 8:15 p.m.

Membership as a gift from her 6:30 p.m. husker Hotel. Reservations may husband on the occasion of Services at 7 a.m. and 6:30 Rabbi Myer S. Kripke will, ISRAEL EMERGENCY be made with Marvin Dienst- their 5t0h wedding anniversary. p.mr deliver the sermon. Cantor DRIVE frey, 489-2165.

BAB MITZVAH Aaron I. Edgar and the Choir The synagogue office will be Items for this column The Bar Mitzvah of JEFF- will conduct the musical servopen Sunday, October 12, from Robert Evnen, son of Mr. should be submitted to Mrs. REY LEE PARKER, son of ice.

9 to 11 a.m. Tor those wishing and Mrs. Everett Evnen, was Leo (Estclle) Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parker, Saturday:^ _ to pay their pledges and those among the students receiving 5QlJVMdejLjDrIve,_Jincdln, be celebrat«rarthe~serv^ Morning ServTceTlonfnT desiring to contribute to The Letters ~6T~€om.mendaEon for' Nebraska. Phone, 489-5813. ice Saturday, October 11 at Mincha-Maariv: 6:30 p.m.

Israel Emergency Fund Drive. scoring in the top two percent 8:45 a.m.

Sunday: SISTERHOOD Morning Service: 9 a.m.

The monthly luncheon meet- Daily: ing will be held Tuesday, OcServices at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. tober 14, at 12:30 p.m. in the Mrs. Ruth (N. II.) Green- from rolling bandages to serv- nurses aide. She has driven BAR MITZVAHS synagogue social hall. blood to hospitals for the Motor The Bar Milzvah of SCOTT berg, is now in her 29lh year ing on the local Board of Di- Corps and is a 5 gallon donor Rabbi Louis Newmark, guest speaker for the afternoon, will SLOAN,-son of Mr. and Mrs. as a Volunteer with the Doug- rectors of the Douglas/Sarpy herself; She is now an Honintroduce the Talmud Torah Robert Sloan, will be observed, las/Sarpy County Chapter of Chapter. Besides her case orary Board Member witli lifework, she has been, a Gray . teaching staff. Mrs. Bennett at the services Friday evening the American Red Cross.

In the last three decades, Lady, a Canteen worker, a time -privileges.

Fishbain is program chair- and Saturday morning, OctoMrs. Greenberg has been part ber 10 and 11. man.

'••.'• of the Red. Cross efforts to Baby sitter- service will be KEITH JOSEPHSON, son of serve military men and their p'rbvided.

Mr. and Mrs. -Harry Goodbind- families, which is part of the 'CHAr DINNER er, will become Bar Mitzvah Red Cross Congressional CharRabbi and Mrs. Israel Mow- at the services Friday evening ter. _ showitz will be the guests of and- Saturday morning, OctoThe other responsibility of honor at the 'Chai' Dinner, ber 17 and 18. the American National Red Sunday, October 12, in the synCross is to help disaster vic• • agogue social hall. The 7 p.m. SISTERHOOD ^ tims with emergency food, The first. luncheon meeting dinner will be preceded by a clothing and shelter and then -e-pmtrcocktamtour.b i l i i ^ J Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crounse day, October 14, at 12:30 p.mT families recover. are co-chairmen of the, event in the synagogue social hall. -.-Mrs, Greenberg is helping to p ; ; which observes the 18th anniaccomplish this task with the versary ol Beth Israel Syna^~ -Robert Cohen, Denver, Colo- victims of Hurricane Camille. rado, who will speak on "The The Red Cross is currently gogue in its present location.

Jewish Woman, Her Role, on handling about 150 cases a day the Modern Scene." in the Gulfport, Mississippi Torah Fund c h a i r m e n , area, where Mrs. Greenberg is Mmes. M. F. Levenson, Na- working. than Nogg and Ira" Whitcbook SERVICES Mrs. Greenberg has done. alhave announced that the fol- most every, job in Red Cross Friday: 8:15 p.m.

Ruth Greenberg aids Hurricane victim In Gulfport, Miss.

—Rabbi-Sidney-H-Brooks-and- lowing Torah Fund BenefacCantor Manfred F. Kultner tors of last year~wiIT6e honwill officiate. Musical portions ored at the meeting: Mmcs. of the service will be provided Morris Grossman, M. H. Brodby Cantor Kuttner and the key, Sol Crandefl, Morris FellChoir under the direction of man, John Frciden, A. D. Frank, Robert Kooper, Harry Miss Ida Gitlin.

The service will mark the Kulakofsky, M. F. Levenson, beginning of the 1969-70 Sab- Stanford Lipsey, Aaron Rips, bath Discussion Series which M. M. Steinberg, Phineas Winthis year will treat the topic: troub and Sam Wolf.

"One Mitzvah Leads to Anoth- ' Luncheon c h a i r t h e n are ) " " r -, ' 1 er-PuMJng Mitzvah In Per- Mmes. Leo Berman, Louis Sobrin, Art Abrams and Harry sonal Terms."

Rabbi Brooks will begin the Bercnson. DVar Torah will be series discussing "What Can I given by Mrs. Maurice Sachs.

Do About—My Own Sense of Reservations may be m a d e Mitzvah?" His presentation with Mrs. Jacob Turek, 553will be made in the social hall 2533. Baby sitter service will immediately following thewofc. Jae provided. ship service. Members of the "MEN'S CLUB congregation will have the opThe new fall s e r i e s of portunity for discussion and "Luncheons With the Rabbi" questions. will be held at the new Top of • A,Sabbath Coffee Hour will the World Dining Room, ^Woodfine Men's Wear be held. , men Tower, 1700 Farnam, Saturday: 11 a.m. starting Wednesday, October BAR MITZVAn 15, from 12 noon to 1:30 p.m.

The Bar Mitzvah of I. Theme of the series will be SCOTT GILINSKY, son of Mr. "Jewish Law—Is There Modand Mrs. Marvin Gillnsky, will em Relevance?" Rabbi Kripke 76TH AND PACIFIC STS. OMAHA, NEBRASKA be observed at the service Sat- will introduce the t h e me at urday, October 11 a t l l a.m. each meeting, followed by an SISTERHOOD, COFFEE open discussion.

The first Sisterhood Coffee Reservations must be made with the Rabbi will be held with the synagogue office.

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Wednesday, October 22 at 10:30 a.m. at the Temple. Rabbi Brooks will lead the discussion.

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Protection." The lecture will be Steffi Sandier, a senior at at 12:45 p.m. at Temple B'nai Roosevelt High School, was Jeshurun. e l e c t e d Sweetheart of AZA Chapter 4 at its forty-sixth an- UJA MISSION nual Sweetheart Dance. Other Mr. ^nd Mrs. Marvin Pomcandidates were Marsha Cohen, Anita Nagorner and Nancy Op- erantz are participating in the penheimer. Miss S a n d i e r is United Jewish. Appeal Study 6erving this year as president M i s s i o n to Israel, Oct. 6 of Albert II. Einstein chapter through 20. Mr. Pomerantz is of BBG. Keith Jaben and Allan Grucn chairman of the Commission on Jewish Social'Service of the were chairmen of the dance.

Jewish Welfare Federation. —• MOTHERS' DAY OUT Ed Mezvinsky, a representa- CENTER ACTIVITIES tive in the Iowa legislature, Several'fall activities sponwill address the Mothers' Day sored by the Jewish CommunOut program Wednesday, Oct. 15, on the topic, "Consumer. ity Center will begin next week.

Women's Slimnastlcs exercise group will meet from 8:45 to 9:45 a.m. each Monday, under the leadership of Sally Gar-.

Organizations

BRANDEIS. WOMEM A Crewel and Needlepoint Workshop is planned for Wednesday, November 12, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The workshop will be directed by Mmes.

Jerry Krupinsky and Ilonald Budwig.

Mrs. M o r t o n Glass is in charge of arrangemenls. Those interested in participating in the- workshop are a s k e d to "register with MrsT~GJa5si~39r-" 6347. The fee will be $2.

DES MOFNES NEWS WANTED Arrangements have v been made to include items of Des Moines social and organizational news in the weekly editions of the Jewish Press.

Items should be sent to: Mrs. Harold L. Brown .4121 Eighth Place Des Molnesplowa 50313 Phone, 282-8239

Kraft-Miller Temple Sisterhood to Host Marriage Told Four-Day Art Fair and Sale Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Kraft of Omaha, announce the marriage of their daughter, Sharon Ellen, to Thomas E. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Miller of Willowick, Ohio.

Following their marriage Saturday evening, September 27 in Englewood, Colorado, the newlyweds left on a wedding trip to Vail and Aspen. They will make their home in Englewood.

Birtias Dr and Mrs. Harold Kainian of St. Louis, Missouri, announce the birth of a daughter, Monica Beth, born" August 20, 1969.

Grandparents are Mrs. Bernard Kaiman, Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Resnick, Sioux City, Iowa.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Zlotowicz, Spokane, Washington, announce the birth of a son, Daniel Lee, born September 25, 1969. They afso have another son, 'Barry Michael.

Grandparents are Mrs. Harry Janger, Omaha; and Mr. and •Mrs. Simon Zlotowicz, Waco, Texas. .

~Housemof herWanted For Further. Information Call:

Over 500 paintings, the original work of talented young artists from the Americas, Asia and Europe, have been gathered by the Temple Israel Sisterhood from Chicago's Arts International "Le Garage" Art Gallery, for a 4 day Art Fair and Sale at Temple Israel; 7023 Cass Street.

A Champagne Reception and private advance showing will be held Wednesday, October 15, for Temple Sisterhood donors.

The free Art Fair will be open to the public starting

Thursday, October 16, front noon to 9 p.m.; Friday, October 17, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; SaU urday, October 18, 7 to 10 p.m., Sunday, October 19, noon to 9 p.m.

AH paintings will be for sale and specially priced from $5 to $75—none higher.

Mrs. Ronald Cohn is serving as Donor and Art Fair chairman; Mrs. Bernard Magid, cochairman. Mrs. Harlan Noddle is in charge of Reception arrangements, with Mrs. Harold Farber serving as advisor.

Nancy Stern, a senior at Bradley University, is assisting in a foreign language program at Peoria Central High School.

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.enry Stern, Nancy also serves as vice-president of the Hillel organization at Bradley,

Class at.the Creighton University School 61 Law.

Lawrence I. Batt has been elected president of the Junior

DEATHS

DAVID RAZNICK Funeral services were held field. The class will be in sesNATI6NAL COUNCIL sion from Oct. 13 tlirough Dec. Wednesday, October 1,1969, for OF JEWISH WOMEN N David Raznick, 1506 North 59th i Items "are needed for the 15.

Golden Age Friendship Club Street. Interment was at FishCouncil Thrift Shop, Including outgrown childrert's clothing, will begin'its new season at 2 er Farm. used men's and women's cloth- "p.m. Sunday, Oct. 12. AH senior Survivors are: wife, Rose; ing, discarded household items citizens in the community are son, Byron, Denver, Colorado; invited to participate. of all kinds. daughters, Mrs. Alan (Sandra) ' 'Contributions may be brought Twecns will sponsor a dance Schwartz, Madison, Wisconsin; to the Thrift Shop, 708 South from 8:30 to U p.m. Saturday, Mrs. Irwin (Shirley) Schwartz, 24th St. For pick-up service, Oct. 11, in the Center Social San Jose, California; Mrs. Mar$a)l Mrs. Nathan Ostrow, 301- Hall. Live music and refresh- shall CToby) Forbes, Omaha; 2653. ments will be provided. All jun- 10 grandchildren. ior high students are invited.

Admission will be 50 cents each.

The family of MRS. ESTHER Mark Diem, Tweexis leader, HAROLD GARBER MEYERSON e x t e n d s their will chaperone.

Funeral services were held thanks for the many cards, conDave Blackman will be in Friday, October 3, 1969, for tributions to charity and other charge of the Center basketball Harold "Sonny" Garber, age 0 SSouth ou reet expressions of sympathy of- r-o— 119th sStreet. program. Adults who would like 5» o f 4440 -be-—to ^lclp-as-eoached-or—Jeaders—IntermentJvas-atJ'empleJs^ reaveraent. in the junior program may con- rael Cemetery. A former presitact Mr. Blackman. dent of Henry Monsky Lodge of R'nai B'rith, Mr._ Garher served on tho Board of TrusHELEN A. BERNSTEIN ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS 393-9111 ,.

333-1222 tees of Temple Israel and as ETCHINGS—PRINTS president of the Temple Men's EXPERT FRAMING REAL ESTATE -Club. ,.

RENTAL PLAN Wilh Survivors are: wife, Ruth; EISENBERG ABT GALLERY REED DAVIS CO. daughters, Susan and Dale; 3615 Dodge 558-2300 brothe'rs, Al Garber, Omaha; Hy Garber, Beverly Hills, California; G e o r g e Greenblatt, -Omahaj-sisters,—Mrs,-Joe-Xitt, Mrs. Joe Kahn, Omaha; Mrs. S. Hockenberg, Des Moines; for Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity Mrs. Dave Brown, L i n c o l n Nebr,; Mrs. Joe Jacobs, HighUniversity of Nebraska at Lincoln

land Park, III.; Mrs. Happy Chandler, Pierre, South Dakota.

SAM FREGGER Graveside services' were held at Golden Hill Cemetery, Tuesday, October 7, 1969, for Sam Fregger, age 59, former Omahan who passed away in Chicago, Illinois October 4.

Survivors are:' mother, Sophie,' Omaha; sisters, Mrs. Julius Kaplan( Lorraine) San Pedro, California; son Stephen; daughter, Mrs. Arthur Adler (Pricilla) both from Florida; 5 grandchildren.

Mark Zalkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Zalkin, has been elected president of the Northwestern University A Cappella Choir. A junior in the School of Music, Mark has been selected to play the male leading role in the Chicago Metropolitan JCC production of "Little Mary Sunshine" to be presented late this fall. Mark's other activities include the teaching of Jewish music at Temple -MeiHorah in Chicago.

Marc Rosenstein, honor graduate pf Harvard and second year student at the Hebrew Union Theological Seminary in New York, was one of 11 youths selected to meet Prime Minister Golda Meir September 30 and,to host a cocktail party in her honor. The son of former, Omahans, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Rosenstein of Highland Park, Illinois, Marc served as chairman of the October 1 Youth Organization rally for Mrs. Meir, and had the honor of introducing the Prime Minister.

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By Charles Arnold For Store Information Call the Athletic Office S1MSGG YOUTH COUNCIL FLAG FOOTBALL Chaim Weizmann remains undefeated as they turned back a much improved AZA 100 team 24-13. Jim Crounse again quarterbacked the "Big Red" to their fourth straight victory.

Crounse ran and threw touchdown passes to his two favorite targets Richy Bernstein and Steve Nepomnick. Nepomnick_ Is blossoming into one of the' better Youth Council athletes.

Mark Gfeenberg continued to run all over the field as he also - scored for Weizmann. AZA 100's Bob Handleman drove the Chaim Weizmann defense to a near collapse as he continually was able to penetrate for long yardage.

Rayim won a thrilling 12-6 victory over AZA 1 in overtime play. AZA l was on the scoreboard first as Steve Pitlor ran for the six points. The all-important extra point failed and the score at the end of the half read -AZA 1-6-0 over-Rayim.

Rayim retaliated on a fourth and two situation, Mike Muskin ran over for the tying touchdown. The extra point, a Muskin to Bruce Jacobsen pass, fell'short" • Rayim got the ball in overtime, which consists of each team trying to advance the ball for the most total yardage in four offensive plays. Rayim's first two bids failed, but on the third play, quarterback^Muskin threw to Irv BlumWn, who made a sensational catch. On the following play Muskin ran ' the left end for the touchdown.

On AZA 1's second play from Scrimmage Muskin intercepted a Steve Pitlor pass to end the game.

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JOGGING The Center boasts of having one of the finest cork surface indoor tracks in the Midwest.

Jogging provides a graduated program of exercise that may be adapted to men of varying ages and levels of physical fitness. The Centers' track is available from 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Call the Centers' Athletic Department if you'd like a scheduled Jogging program" or further information about other adult activities.

SLIM-TRIM HAPPENING FOR '69 The Health and Physical Education Department is again offering a slimnastics course held on Wednesday and Friday mornings from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. As an added attraction, participants may • take sauna baths and showers for ?1.00 per use. Fee for the two a week huff and puff shape-ups is only $10.00 per month. The program will be held at the all-new Camelot Village Clubhouse, 90th & Blondo, starting Wednesday, October 15th.

JCC JUNIOR BOYS FLAG-FOOTBALL ROSTER Name Ht. Wt.Pos. Joe Greenberg .. 4-6 60 E Kevin Scudder . . . 4-6 77 QB Dick Krasne 4-2 58 T Mark Dann 4-2 58 T Jay Sax 4-2 51 TE David Rips 4-2 60 TE 4-4 65 E Jeff Schrager 4-6 75 C Tommy Vann 4-6 75 C Todd Lincoln Bobby Kahri 4-0 56 c John Saslow 4-7 78 E Jeff Bladt . . : .

4-5 70 G Dan Goldman .

4-9 80 HB iRandy Belmont 4-5 65 QB David Merritt 4-5 55 G Jeff Polsky 4-1 55 .Bruce Goldberg'-, 4-1 .59 G Mike Solzman ... 4-5 59 E John Stern . . . . . . . 5-2 80 E Danny- Meiches „ 4-3 60_ E Kenny Somberg ;. 4-6 71 FB Todd Finkle 54 66 QB Jon Skoog . . . . . . . 4-1 72 QB Larry Budwig ... 4-6 70 E Steve Parsow . . . . 5-0 75 E

JCC BASKETBALL SCHOOL No, it's not too late to join the JCC Basketball School starting this Sunday, October "12 fori5oys~1rr5r677~aTKl fltbr For Boys and Girls . grades.

Bring your trunks and gym Kindergarten - shoes, you'll have a great Thru 6th Grade work-out and a great time.

Frank S p e n c e r i , former SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 Crelghton Prep basketball play2 to 4 P.M. er and- the Centers' Athletic Elmwood Park Picnic Table* Dept. staff will supervise and Instruct the six-week school.

Relayt—Prizoi—Gamei SCHEDULE Special Evenfs MIDGET LEAGUERS (5th & Refreshments - 6thX>r.)-^-3:15_to-4:30 p,m.. j OLYMPIC LEAGUERS (7th & 8th Gr.)—4:30 to 5:45 p.m.

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Des Moines B'nai B'rifh Plans Annyal Installation Dinner Meet Des Moines — The annual installation dinner of the Des Moines B'nai B'rith Lodge will be held Sunday, October 26, at 6 p.m. at Beth El Jacob Synagogue.

Guest speaker will be Mitchell G. Dredze of Chicago, Illinois. Mr. Dredze is the first vice-presTdent and membership chairman of District Grand Lodge No. 6 B'nai B'rith and has held various other local and national posts with the organization. He has been active in prompting Jewish education and has been a ' leader in the cause of the State of Israel.

New Officers Officers to be installed for the coming year are Alvin H. Grund, president; R i c h a r d Brown, Archie Winner,. Dr. Herbert Rosen, Irvin Karp, vice-presidents; Kenneth Silverstein, financial secretary; Ed Seidenfcld, recording secretary; Nate Bernstein, treasurer; Louis Adelman, treasurer emeritus, and Norman Gilbert, chaplain.

Fifty-year membership certificates will be presented to M. 0. Kahn, Marcus Silver,

Regional B'nai B'rith Meet This Weekend The S o u t h w e s t Regional Council of B'nai B'rith will hold its annual Fall Conference in Omaha, Saturday and Sunday, October 11 and October 12, at Highland Country Club.

Saturday evening session will begin with a banquet at 6:30 p.m. followed by workshopseminars: • '''.'

Sunday morning session will commence at 9 a.m. followed by noon luncheon.

Representatives from Lodges ~in Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakotar willfceTinTattendance.

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Board Members Members of the board of the Des Moines Lodge of B'nai B'rith are David Bear, Phil Blumberg, G e o r g e Brenner, Abe dayman, Sam Cohen,

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