October 31, 1969

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Atlanta (JTA)—Sam H. Mas• sell, Jr. was elected as the first "Jewish Mayor of this southern The All-Israel Fashion Festival and Luncheon to be precity, The 41-year-old Democrat sented Thursday, November 13 at the Blaokstone Hotel by the defeated Rodney Cook, 45, a Women's Division of the Omaha Committee for Statp of Israel moderate Republican, in a race , Bonds, will set the pace for t/tie Women's campaign, according that was marked by charges to Mrs. Daniel Katzman, chairman of the division. "We expect a record year," she said. ; --•< of anti-Semitism.

"I feel certain that everyone by now must know the role A major factor in Mr. Mas- that Israel Bonds play in maintaining the very vital economic sell's successful campaign, po- security that Israel must hate in these crucial days of Arab litical observers said, was the intransigence and. hostility. Israel Bonds have not only provided heavy vote given him by the the sinews of economic growth, they have also given the people of Israel the means of asserting their dignity and their selfcity's Negro population. Mr. respect as builders of a free nation. I am also certain that OmaMassell's Vice Mayor will be ha women will do their share In participating in the Bond Drive, Maynard Jackson, a Negro. as active workers and purchasers," said Mrs. Katzman.

Admission to the luncheon will be the purchase of an Israel Mr. Massell accused formerMayor Ivan Allen,. Jr., arid oth- Bond. In additidn, "Sponsor" Bond purchasers ($1,000 and over) will be presented a beautiful pin designed by Salvador Dali, the er members of the city's power • internationally renowned master artist. Mr. Dali designed the structure of anti-Semitism fol- pin as a tribute to women who are engaged in the historic work lowing Mayor Allen's televised of Israel Bonds. The unique gold pin immortalizes the Israeli ; Mrs. Naomi Samucloff (right), wife of Prof. Shlomo Snmueloff, - appeal to him to withdraw fol- woman as a symbol of creation, bringing new life to a new land.

• and Mrs. Tilda Moualcm (left), wife of Saleh Moualem, flank lowing charges that he had ' It also honors, the women who. have g i v e n devoted support used a city policeman to help through the Israel Bond Campaigns. Each pin carries Mr. Dall's • Mrs. Max Schcnk, national president of Hadassah in New Or- collect campaign donations. signature.

• leans during the organization's 55th annual convention. Prof. _Reseryations_for_.the_ Fashion Show and, luncheon may be' ^~6amueloff-and-Mr. Moulanrpassengers-aboard a TWA-cdm^- ^.MrJMasselLxejectedJhe^ac^ _._ raerclol Jet when It was hijacked to Syria August 29, are still cusation and said that Mayor ;• being held by Syrian authorities. The two women came from Allen, Mr. Cook and other busi- made with the Israel Bond office., Israel to appeal to the convention delegates, the U.S. govern- ness leaders had conspired ment, and TWA to help them obtain their husbands' release. . against him because of his religion. .

• Mrs. Scbenk promised them Hadassah's full support.

Mr. Massell,-a realtor, has been extremely active in civic affairs, including the American Lincoln . . . Gerald Grant, Everett Evnen, treasurer and Jewish Committee, B'nai B'rlth president of Congregation Ti- Max Neiden, trustee. and its Anti-Defamation league. fereth Israel, has announced Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dienstthat Dr. Simon Greenberg, frey are serving as general vice-chancellor of the Jewish chairman of the dinner event.

Theological Seminary of Amer- Members of their committee Sioux City-Harold I. Falk, the'young man or woman,,,un?.. ica,- win be the guest speaker include;. Messrs. and-.Mmes. "president and manager of tho derange 40,.,who shows greatat the Novemebr 9 congrega- Joseph Goodman, Max Neiden, American Auto and Parts Co.,, est leadership potential to tional dinner.

Richard Pocras, Bernard Wish'Sioux City, has been named both the Jewish community now, Mmes. Ben Misle, Abram • The dinner will honor Tlfer1063xwinner of the Bcrnice and and the general community.

Misle, Dwayne Kushner, Max eth Israel's becoming a Found• Harold Goldstein Leadership The award carries with it Kushner, Jack Singer, Eli Ever Congregation in the Greater attendance of the annual GenAward: Seminary .-Building Campaign, nen, Joseph Schuchman, Gary - The award is made annually eral Assembly of the Council an unusual accomplishment for. Hill, Leo Hill, Nate Unger, Gerby the Jewfth Federation to of. Jewish Federations and a congregation of its size, Mr. ald Grant and Elmer ShamWelfare Funds, with expenses gv Grant said. paid. The General Assembly Reservations may be made Dr. Greenberg will be in Boston, November with Mrs. Robert Grant and 12 to 16.

In addition to his duties as Mrs. Marion Graetz.

Mr. Falk, a 36-year-old navice-chancellor, Dr. Greenberg Members of USY will serve. tive resident, attended Sioux serves as vice-president of the City schools and the University Faculties and as Professor of of Minnesota. He is treasurer Homilctics and Education at of the Jewish Federation, vice Lucius D. Clay,'retired U.S. ;the Rabbinical School of the president of Shaare Zioh Syna- Army General, who announced Seminary. He has served as formation of Committee of gogue, and a member of the ' Concern, president of the University of (o focus.world ntten* Sioux City Jewish Community . (Ion on plight of Jens in Iraq.

Judaism in Los Angeles; ExecHebrew School Board. He and Clay Is chairman of group, . utive Director of the United his -wife, Frances have three which includes figures In. busk Synagogue of America and children. Mrs. Falk is the for- nesj, religion, arts and sciences, president of the Rabbinical Asmer Frances' Malcom of Oma- education, public affairs, and sembly of America. He is curcivil rights. ha. rently a emmber of the Executive Committee of the Jewish Agency arid the World Zionist Organizations. ' New Officers Harold Falk Congregatiohar officers will be installed by Rabbi Morton Dr. Maurice Schwartz, presJ. Waldman, New officers, inident of Beth Israel Syha-* clude Gerald Grant, president; gogue, has announced the apBernard Wishnow, vice-presipointment of Cantor Elchenon dent; Gary Hill, secretary; Dr. Simon Greenberg London (JTA) — Some 5,000 Gelberg-to serve .the. Beth. Is-1 .Jews are among an estimated rael Congregation. Cantor Gel28,000 Czechs now subject to berg will participate In the prosecution for having left Sabbath service at Beth Israel their, country without exit visas - this evening.at 8:15 p.m. fir who stayed abroad after tho Cantor Gelberg has been a Warsaw Pact armies invaded cantor'since age 17, and has Sioux City,-.'.. Dr. Ralph W. Conant, professor oLPolitics at (heir country on Aug. 21, 1968, served as chief Cantor inTIalBrandeis University, and associate director of the Lemberg Cen-" Official sources In Prague re- fia, Israel,, and in congregater for the Study of Violence, will be guest speaker at the Sioux port, ;.-.'• . . . . . . . .

'•-•• tions in Boston, Mass., DenCity chapter, Brandeis Women's Committee's "community-wide ..' The Government has ordered, ver,. Colorado and Calgary, Alopen-forum meeting Sunday, November 16, 8 p.m., at the Sioux relatives end friends of per* berta, Canada.

City Jewish Community Center. sons abroad illegally who are ; Ho served as captain i n the: The meeting, open to the entire community without charge, Vsing their otherwise vacant Israeli army, during the War of Is planned as the Brandels Women's contribution to the Jewish apartments to surrender them. Liberation, and also served in community's centennial year celebration.

The Czech nationals who re- the Sinai campaign. ,.Dr. Conant, a widely repognlzed authority on political dissent.,, main abroad could' lose their : : j Cantor:, and Mrs, Gelberg and urban violence,; will speak on the, fewest findings of the Lem-, 'jobs and right to social s e - j , nave,ojie.{laughter who makes rt< •berj* Center study. He will be introduced by Mrs..Albert.A. Gor«| •» Cantor Gcibcrg curity benefits; ' her homo in Haifa, Israel. don. Mrs. Sidney.'Kalln will preside. ' ; • : \. . ;

Sioux City Leadership Award to Harold Falk

Dr. Greenberg to Speak at Lincoln Congregation Event

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Cantor Gelberg Named to Beth Israel 'Syiiagogue' Staff

5/000 Czech Jews Face Prosecution

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Friday, Ort. SI, 1969

Israel Retaliates Blows Las Vegas Rabbi Would Halt From Egypt and Jordon P~P? s 5 d C h r r s t P e a c e shr ! ne '

Tel Aviv (JTA)-Israel Air •, Force planes attacked Egyptian positions in the central sector of the Suez Canal for an hour and blasted an Arab guerrilla campin Jordan this week.

A militarjTspokesman said all aircraft returned safely to their .bases despite heavy Egyptian anti-aircraft fire.

The target in Jordan was a . guerrilla encampment at Khirbet: Katef. A spokesman said it was hit in retaliation for a guerrilla attack on an Israeli • patrol near Gesher in the Bci••—san-Valley., Three Israeli soldiers were injured when an Army vehicle hit a mine nenar Raffah in the southern Gaza Strip. Three Arab saboteurs were killed in • an encounter with. an Israeli

Ben Curion Urges French Emigration ]'. Paris (JTA)—Former Prime Minister David Ben G u r i o n .urged French Jews to emigrate en masse to Israel. The 83year-old Israeli statesman, addressing a dinner of the French United Jewish Appeal, exhorted French Jews "not to forget "or foresake their heritage of a .chosen people and to fulfill their duty." He said the ally ah movement in F r a n c e "must still be built up and consolidated."

Mr. Ben Gurion was in Paris for a three-day, visit as the guest of jttie French UJA. He surprised newsmen when he said at a press conference that Israel should return all of the occupied territories e x c e p t East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights in the interest of peace with the Arabs. He said Israeli •'troops should a b a n d o n the Sham el - Sheikh strong-point at the southern tip of the Sinai . Peninusla once a peace treaty was signed and free passage' "through the Straits of'Tiran 'was assured.

Mr. Ben Gurion paid tribute to former President Charles de Gaulle but deplored the change of his once friendly attitude toward Israel. He expressed hope that the 50 embargoed Mirage jets that Israel purchased from France would be delivered.

patrol near £1 Arish in the northern' Sinai. There were no casualties on the Israeli side.

A nephew of the late Prime Minister Levi Eslikol w a s buried with military honors at Natanya. Second Lt. Alexander Tabak-Shkolnik was killed during an Egyptian artillery attack in the southern sector of the Suez Canal. He was the -adopted son of Mr. Eshkol's brother, Benzion Shkolnik, who arrived in Israel from Russia only four years ago. Another^ Israeli soldier buried was 18^ year-Old Pvt. Moshe Cohen who was killed by Egyptian mortar fire near the Firdan bridge on the Suez Canal.

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Mounting in Mexico Mexico City (ZINS)—An organization calling itself "Asociacion de Amigos de Los Pueblos Arabas" (Society of Friends of the Arab countries) is actively engaged in antiSemitic activities which are ; increasing in evidence every day.

Anti-Semitic and anti-Zionists placards have appeared in various parts of the capital city. These posters liken Israel to Nazi Germany and the Israeli army to the Gestapo.

Mexico has become a center of anti-Semitic propaganda which-is being disseminated in. all Latin-American countries.

The Mexican authorities do not seem to take any action to stop this hate campaign.

New York . . . Arthur B. Bclfer has been named recipient of the American Jewish Committee's 1969 Appeal for Human Relations Award.

Presentation of the- honor will take place at a dinner Thursday, November 6, at the Hotel Pierre.

Mr. Belter is Chairman of the Board and chief executive officer of Belco Petroleum Corp. and President of the Belfer Foundation. His distinguished career of public, service has laid particular emphasis on 'educational and health causes.

JDL Head Removed From Editorship of Jewish Paper New York (JTA) — Rabbi Meir Kahane, national chairman of the Jewish Defense League, was denounced this week by the weekly' Jewish newspaper he formerly edited.

Rabbi Sholom Klass, publisher of the Jewish Press, an Orthodox-oriented tabloid published in Brooklyn, dissociated the paper from Rabbi Kahane and other leaders of the JDL. He accused Rabbi Kahane of making the JDL a "personal political club" and waging a "campaign of vilification"

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when he had been approached about it last summer. He said lie had learned that the Jewish owner of a major Las Vegas hotel had been induced by the sponsors to underwrite the proposed memorial but that the hotel owner withdrew his support when he was informed by the synagogue's cantor, Joseph Cohen, about the nature of the memorial. r Rabbi Gold said he he had as-' sumed that this was the end of the matter until this week when he learned that the Las Vegas Convention Authority, the city's tourism agency, voted to allow a private group to build the peace shrine on county *

ty in front of the convention center._.A plaque would list the names'of the dead from Nevada in all wars.

James BUbary, the C l a r k County assessor, laid the deilgn of the $25,000 shrine had not yet been completed. In response to Rabbi Gold's objection that not only Christian*, but Jews and members of other faiths were among the state's war dead, the assessor was reported to have said, "If they want a Star of David standing on it, we'll do that too." Rabbi Gold said he informed the assessor that he objected to any sectarian element for such a memorial.

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LAS VEGAS (JTA)—Las Vegas' lone rabbi said t h i s week he planned to ask local interfaith organizations to support his effort to persuade sponsors of a proposed peace shrine, featuring a life-size statute of Christ, to drop the idea. ' Rabbi Aaron Gold of Temple Beth Shalom said he had objected initially to the proposal

against Mayor John_ V. Lindsay. j • --•• • ~ ::5" According to Rabbi Klass, Rabbi Kahane was asked to resign as editor vl• the Jewish Press because he gave more time to JDL affairs than to his duties on the paper.

Under Rabbi Kahane's editor ship, the Jewish Press published bitter attacks against Mayor Lindsay. Rabbi Kahane has continued these attacks in paid advertisement by the JDL in the New York Times accusing the Mayor of responsibility for an alleged "wave of terror" against the Jews in ghetto communities and tolerance of Black anti-Semitism.

Rabbi Klass claimed that this paper "felt duty-bound to present all sides in the Mayoralty campagin." While the Jewish Press has endorsed no candidate, R a b b i Klass expressed satisfaction with a program outlined by Mayor Lindsay for aid to yeshlvas and Talmud Torahs in poor neighborhoods.

Washington, D. C. — True magazine charges that 28 U.S. congressmen and senators last year accepted campaign contributions totaling $38,500 from the "neo-Fascist" Liberty Lobby. The magazine said Liberty Lobby's founder,. Willis Carlo, is a dedicated Nazi and an admirer of the late Adolf Hitler.

It further charged Carlo intends his organization to be "the nucleus for the American Reich" by which "be seeks to undermine the American system."

In an article titled "How Nazi Nut Power has Invaded Capitol Hill," authors Joseph Trento and Joseph Spear call Liberty -Lobby "a~ powerful group . of Hitler disciples" which, by "masking itself as a r e s p e c t a b l e conservative movement, has won over a number of U^S." Congressmen with propaganda and campaign funds."

Their - article, appearing Iri the November issue, lists two senators and 26 representatives who took Liberty Lobby campaign funds—24 Republi- • cans and four Democrats. .

Neo-Nazis The magazine further stated that "the real insiders in Carto's apparatus belong to an explicitly Nazi group called the Francis Parker Yockey Movement" named for an American

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CarU>V~private records, filched from his files by a researcher, list eight senators and representatives as members of this neo-Nazi cult,'' True said.

True said Liberty Lobby now controls the former Youth for Wallace organization, renamed the National Youth Alliance; the American Mercury magazine, "now a Carto propaganda organ;" the Noontide .Press, of Sausalito, Calif.; two newsletters, 4<Washington Observer" and "Liberty Lowdown" and the First Bible Baptist Church of Rockville, Md. "The late George Lincoln Rockwell, founder of the American Nazi Party, was a mere charlatan whose collection of misfits and mental de- . fectives seldom n u m b e r e d more than 20. The total mem- . bershlp of Carlo's various or- ' ganizations has been estimated as high as 250,000, and include prosperous business, and professional men" most of whom " b e l i e v e they're supporting conservative or r i g h t-wing causes," write authors Trento and SpeaT.

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Reform Leader Urges Partieipstton©I Youth REPLY FROM VIETNAM After reading your article on Dr. Michael J. Zlgmond, "a - nice Jewish boy and a draft resistor," I felt I must make loitie comment from my point of view, as a "nice Jewish boy . in Vietnam."

I disagreed with his basic logic. Dr. Zigmond stated in a round-about way that because lie carried a draft card, and paid his taxes, he was permitting the war to be fought in his name. He then mentioned his not wanting to be classified a conscientious objector because he'd still be cooperating with the selective service. His reasoning blew my mind. The pur, pose of the CO status is for the benefit of those, like Dr. Zigtnond, who are truly opposed to the war and killing in partlcular. If he doesn't take advantage of what's being offered to him, then he deserves TT4O. jje drafted. ....

As for the part that Judaism plays on a Jew's decision to avoid the draft and protest, all ; I can say is what I heard from -other Jews in Vietnam. I met . around two hundred Jews during the High Holidays in Long Bihn, South Vietnam.

The following are some of the comments made by the Jewish G I.'s I talked with: 1. It's something everyone has to do sooner or later. Glad I'm getting it over^with.

2. If I moved to Canada or • even protested, it'd be on my conscience the rest of my life.

A guy has to have some selfpride.

3. I'd hale to face my parents having them know I was afraid to go into the Army. I want my folks proud of me, so I'll serve my country for two years. You know what, I'm kind of proud of myself, too.

4. I want to tell my kids I did my part for America, because I'd, want them to do the same, too.

5. |f Red Cross girls have the guts to volunteer to come over here for a year, and some of. my buddies don't want to come over here at all, well, you know what I mean.

8. I knew a few kids back in the world who were physically disabled,' one had no legs.

Thank God I'm not him, and that I am capable of pulling a stretch in the service. I bet he wishes he could also.

7. If millions of guys came in the Army before me, why can't 1? I'm no different from anyone else going in.

8. Heck, more p e o p l e get killed- on the freeways than over here. The way I drive, I'm probably safer here.

9. Sure, I wish I was home.

But think if I lived permanently in Vietnam. It's worth a few

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Miami Beach (JTA) — Dr. years so things back h o m o serve and learn much from this Maurjce N. Eisendrath, presiwon't be like they are here. great organization. Its aim is dent of the Union of American The people need us. to work out countless prob- Hebrew Congregations, warned 10. I want to be proud of my- lems for the benefit of all chil- that "our youth will increasingself, have others be proud of dren, on city, state and nation- ly abandon an 'Establishment' me, and live like any other al levels. Parents of all denom- ' religion" unless they are given normal citizen. I think I'd die inations contribute and benefit an opportunity to "share in of shame if'people found out from it. those decisions that shape their I was a protestor. It's the It is good to belong to a group destiny." childish way out—complaining. .where all members are given The future of the synagogue, These are just a few ol_ the _ the opportunity to express their he said, rests upon young Jews views expressed from o t h e r feelings. Decisions are made on who today condemn the "hypoJewish men over here; on the the basis of majority rule, critical hiatus between pretenother side of the protest' sign. which is our democratic order. sions and practice, 'precept and The soldiers I work with in Lai My vote was sometimes on one example."

Khe and myself all feel that side or the other, but it was Addressing 3,000 guests and the Moratorium, a few weeks counted. delegates to both the 50th genftabbl Mourlcs Elsendrotft ago, was a slap in our faces, I served for many years, but eral'assembly of the UAHC, governing bodies of Reform and that the peope of the Unit- I always felt uneasy at the De- and the 27th biennial assembly ed States don't care if we end cember meetings which were of the National Federation of Judaism. the war honorably, as long as strongly a c c e n t u a t e d with Temple Sisterhoods, the rabbi Rabbi Eisendrath, In a stingit is ended.

Christmas and religious songs. called for inclusion of youth in ing denunciation of the VietPeople just don't understand Though these songs are lovely the national regional and local nam war, accused the Nixon Administration of "sleight, of why we have to leave honor- in the Christian Ritual, they hand tactics and called the milably. No one wants to spend a have no place in this organizaitary regime of South Vietnam year over here if it doesn't go tion. I felt it was wrong' and for a purpose. No one wants to made my feelings known. tyrannical." He asked that the. lose an arm or leg over here convention demand in a resoluIn a letter to the Council for no purpose. The purpose is President, I requested that a Paris (JTA) — Young Arabs tion an immediate standstillto help these people of a starv- special committee meeting be and leftwing student support- cease-fire in Vietnam. He said ing nation to help themselves. called involving the president ers of El Fatah attacked the Mr. Nixon seeks to "placate Vietnamese are human beings. and various committee chair- Rothschild Bank and the of- public opinion and cool dissent" If we left Nam today, theVC men to discusslhematter, and fices of the newspaper L'Au-.._ by withdrawing, t r o o p s "in would be here tomorrow. to air the various views. rore, smashing windows and agonizingly small i n s t a l l So try and remember there •}—.-—My request was not granted. daubing anti-Israel slogans on ments."

Is a purpose of being over here, I thought It might be discussed the walls. Over 100 demonstraand it isn't just to take away at the next board meeting, but tors took part in the assaults, spoiled college kids from their it was not. After the meeting which were apparently well air-conditioned apartments for I was told that I should not planned, and managed to a tew years because Uncle have taken that stand. evade police.

Sam is mean. Believe me, if it I was dismayed and disapThe attackers attempted to wasn't for Uncle Sam, there pointed about the manner the NEW YORK (JTA)-Sen Jawouldn't be any air-conditioned problem was handled', but still set fire to the bank. Earlier in the day, El Fatah supporters apartments. hoped it could be worked out tried to set fire to the private cob K. Javits (Rep., N.Y.) was honored at a dinner spon-, I know a lot of people dis- In the future. residence of Baron Elie De sored by the public', service agree with me on what I've When the school year ended,- Rothschild, president, of the council of Histadrut at which just said and can come up with I was asked to serve again on French United Jewish Appeal. a few points of their own. I the P-TA Council and I accept- L'Aurore, a mass circulation $50,000 was raised toward thd know it's easier to carry a pro- ed. A few days later, I was morning newspaper, was a tar- construction, of a $250,000 meditest sign than an M-16, but is it called again and told that the get apparently because of its cal center in Safad, Israel, in easier on your, conscience and Christmas songs would again editorial support of Israel. The memory of Sen. Javits'- mother, Ida, who was born there. loved ones? oe In the December program, bank walls were defaced wilh PFC Marc Kaplan Responding to the tributes arid that I was not to object such slogans as "Fatah shall Radio Lai Jthe either verbally or by Tetter. win" and "Ben G u r i o n is a paid him and his mother, Sen. Javits spoke of America's con1st Infantry Division I was stunned by the undem- Fascist." tinuing interest, in Israel's seAPQ S.F. 96345 ocratic ultimatum, and the con- The demonstrators carried curity. He said the. U.S. must dition I had 16 accept to stay "Egyptian and El" Fatah flags. provide Israel with the~superi~ DEMOCRATIC P-TA? on the Council. Of course, I They smashed windows with sonic-jets and other military I want to share an experience did nol^accept it. stones and used the flagpoles aid it has requested, avoid imwith all, and especially with I hove high esteem for this as battering rams to break into posing a settlement: over the members of P-TA organiza- organization and share this ex- the offices of L'Aurore. They, heads of the countries directly tions. perience, so that those who are left an Egyptian and an El involved, and avoid a direct _.

I was a member of the P-TA involved with P-TA may use Fatah flag at the newspaper confrontation with the Soviet boards of grade and junior high their efforts to correct this un- office.

Union in the Middle East • '. school, and for many years on fair and undemocratic situathe Omaha P-TA Council. To tion. me it was a privileged duty to Mrs. I. (Miriam) Grossman

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Sioux City BBG Names Beau Candidates

One of these six Beau candidates will be named 1969 "Beau of the Year" at the Sioux City BBG Bean Dance, Saturday evening, November 1, at the Warrior Motor Inn. Candidates are: front row, left to right, Lester Sadoff, Marc Shapiro, Abe Schmnlewitz. Back row, left to right, Jerry Brodkey, Elliot Lefko, David Cohn. Theme of the dance will be "To Sir With Love." Music will be provided by the "Evolution of Sound" gronp. >•

Expanded Senior Citizen Progrem Offered at JCC

Tifereth Israel Jr. Congrega- of the community are Invited tion services will be held Sat- to attend. urday," November 1, at 10:45 The B'nai B'rith D i n n e r a.m. Kiddush will be sponsored Dance wiU be held Saturday,by Mr. Gerald Kushner.

November 1, at 7:30 p.m. at the Cornhusker Hotel. ReserTifereth Israel Sisterhood will vations may be made with hold their monthly luncheon Marvin Dienstfrey, 498-2165. meeting Tues4ay, November 4, New B'nai B'rith officers inat 12:30 p.m. in the synagogue clude: Herbert Friedman, pressocial hall. ident; Marvin D i e n s t f r e y , The program will feature Sarge D u b i n s k y , vice-presRabbi Morton Waldman who idents; Herbert Gaba, Larry •will review the book "The Flider, secretaries; Abe FriedPromise.^ man, treasurer; Charles SherMmes. Ben Misle and Julius man, chaplain.

Misle are in charge of luncheon arrangements. M e m b e r s of Workshops for the December their committee include Mmes. 1 Hadassah Boutique Sale at Alfred Berman, Joseph Burn- Gateway Shopping Center were Btein, Marvin Dienstfrey, Abe -Friedman, James Gelsin, J. J. Items for this column Marx, Nathan Mozer, Sam Moshould be submittedtoMrs. zer, Oliver Pocras, Lou SomLeo (Estelle) Rosenberg, merhauser, Morris Sweet, Mor701 Mulder Drive, Lincoln, ton Waldman, William Wolff Nebraska. Phone, 489-5813. and Dave Zolot.

Reservations may be made with Mrs. Eli Modenstein, 4238175.

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held recently at the homes o( Mmes. Joseph Goodman, Leo Rosenberg, Abe Friedman, EU Modenstein and Julius Misle.

•Student R a b b i Philip N. Kranz will conmict Friday eveLincoln USY delegates atning services, October 31, at 8 tending the recent CMT week-A^noun?emen4has4acen—P-.ni^Ji_South Street Temple^ "«nttitrt5iriaha~tirclnded~Mareiar made of the marriage of Miss His sermontopic_will be, The Misle, Sharon Misle, Sherrio The award winning color In addition to the film, cards Doris Robinson to A1C Steve Jewish Book "Which Changed Dienstfrey, Mike Keller, Ethel sound movie, "Vistas of Is- and bingo, an inexpensive Lubman, son of Mr. and Mrs. the World."

Zelenske, Sue Modenstein, Morrael," will be shown this Mon- luncheon, a recorded music Phil Lubman of Omaha.

An Oneg Shabbat will follow ris Allen, Richard Evnen, Sue day at the Jewish Community listening group, a discussion Married in Basel Switzerland, the service.

Polsky,, Betty Pltlor, Miko Center for the Senior Citizens group, and a swimming class October 14,1969, the couple will Kushner, Sonia Pitlor, M a r k Club at 12:45 p.m. A weekly are offered under the joint reside in Greishclm, Germany.

USY Sabbath services will be sound film of unusual topical sponsorship of the Council of Airman Lubman is with the held October 31, at 8 p.m. con- Kushner and Leslie Schaffer. interest has been included in Jewish Women and the Jewish 6910th.Security Wing stationed ducted by Rabbi Morton Waldthe expanded program for Federation.

-• / at Darmstadt. man and Cantor Nathan Levinthose participating in the CenThose attending the Monday son. Mark Sweet Is in charge ter'* Monday activities for re- events will also be able to sign tirees. up for trips and tours to places of interest. Trips to the State w . - r . « « . g w • •*•••*> Sioux n^MUni*** Sioux City—The Citv—The Centennial Centen Contributors tn to 11aA H a d aSIR s snnh ah Capitol in Lincoln, tours to Ofwere honored at the October History of the Sioux City Jewfutt Air Force Base, and other meeting of the organization. ish Community, by Bernard places of interest are being B'nai B'rith Irving Cohen Mrs. Nathan Bernstlen was Shuman, is now in the hands o{ scheduled.

Lodge of Council Bluffs will awarded the "Thank Y o u the printer, according to Sid. Headed by Rabbi Sidney H. : A special lounge program sponsor-the-annual Inter-faith Award'.' for the month. Hon- ney Kalin, chairman of tho Brooks of Temple Israel, a for Senior Citizens is also of- Memorial Veterans Sabbath orees Included Sam Berk, Joe book committee. Galley proofs delegation of ten Omahans, fered each Wednesday at the Services, Friday, November 7, Schenberg, Mitch Tavlin, Max are expected out within two representing the Temple, par- Jewish Community Center. at 8:15 p.m. at B'nai Israel Sy- Mozer, Dr. TCathan Simon and weeks. Those wishing to bo ticipated in deliberations of the included in the listing of donnagogue, 618 Mynster, in Coun- Hermatf Schuchmati. ' ~50tlrGeneraI Assemblyof the ors,- patronsr sponsors or con* cil Bluffs; —~ :-—~ ' Union of American l i e b r e w Louis Passer is chairman of The fourth session of the cur- tributors have only a limited Congregations which completthe event. Sam Colick, presi- rent Adult Jewish Studies Se- timo to send in their, names, ed a six-day convention Thursdent of the lodge, will conduct ries will be held Monday, No- Mr. Kaliri said. day, (Oct. 30) in Miami, the service. Guest speaker will vember 3, at 7:45 p.m. at Ti- Donors will Include those Beach, Fla. Chaim Weizmann AZA No. be Rev. John C. Gill, Pastor fereth Israel Synagogue. contributing $100 toward tho Others in the delegation in- 1510 will hold its annual Sweet- of Westminster United Church.

The last half of the evening cost of publication; Patrons, cluded Mrs. Brooks, Morris J. heart Dance Saturday, NovemThe Epstein-Morgan Post will feature guest speaker, Dr. $50, Sponsors, $25, and Conlipp, president of the congre-. ber 22, from 8:30 p.m. to mid- JWV will participate In tho Jack Seigman, who will speak tributors, from $5 to $20. All gation; Stanley J. Slosburg, night, »t the New Tower Motel. service and will* provide the on "Religion's Influence on So- of the above will receive a secretary; "Mr. and Mrs. MilRon Epstein, Bennet Green- Honor Color Guard. Special ciety." All Interested members copy of the book. lard H. Krasne; Mr. and Mrs. • span and Bob Goodbinder, co- memorial services will be conStanley Perimeter, and Dr. chairman of the dance, have ducted by Maynard Telpner, and Mrs. Robert EngeL announced that the theme will acting Chaplain.

All service veterans are The women in the delegation be "People; Gotta' be Free." participated in meetings of the Music 'will be furnished by asked to wear their service caps and ties.. " ' National Federation of Tem- "The Chevrons" combo.

A social hour will follow the ' pie Sisterhoods, which held its The sweetheart candidates 27th biennial assembly in con- are Jognie Bernstein, Karen service. junction with the General As- Cain, Amy Cassman, Debi Kirshenbaum, and Nancy Rossembly.

- Two; of the members of the enstock. Current sweetheart is Omaha group serve on the - Gail Eisenstatt..

All members of the Jewish Board of Trustees of UAHC. Why Pay More? When you fill up at Dividend.

A family celebration will be Rabbi Brooks was named in community are invited to aty°u 9et the very best high performance gosplino -held Sunday, November 2, hon-_ tend the dance.

Tickets at $3.25 M68 by the Central Conference and quick courteous service. Dividend is good for of American Rabbis to a four per couple and. §2 for stags oring Mr. and Mrs. Max Kadis year term ;on the executive may be purchased' at the door. on the occasion of then- 50th your car and your wollpt, ^ AZA No. 1510 has discoiv wedding anniversary. board of Reform Judaism's Hosts will be the couple's tinued their ad book this year. congregational organization.

Mr. Krasne is also a mem- Instead, they are selling Civil children Mr. and Mrs. Seymour ber of the national Board of Awareness Seals. Seal sheetar -Goldston, Mr. and Mrs.JWalter may be purchased from any Woskoff and Dr. Barney Kadis.

UAHC. member of AZA 1510. There Out of town guests will include are five different seal designs Mrs. I; Kadis and Mr, and Mrs. on a sheet, each depicting a Morris Kadis of C l e v e l a n d , concern for a civil problem. 'Ohio; ' ' • ';

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Abe K a t e l m a n has been named the 17th recipient of the Herman Krause memorial trophy. The trophy is awarded annually to the most outstanding member of the Council .Bluffs Irving Cohen Lodge of B'naiB'ritb.

"A Catholic's View of Israel" will be discussed by Father L. Ginsterblum, S.J. at Beth El Synagogue, Monday, November 3, at 9 p.m. as part of the current Beth El Adult Education series.

Father G i n s t e r b l u m h a s served as an associate professor of Theology at Creighton University since 1957.

Classes Classes in various subjects will be held at 8 p.m. prceed-' ing the lecture.

Mrs. Arlene Michael, Director of Special Education at Nebraska Psychiatric Institute, will be the guest lecturer for the course "Our Children and Their Parents." Mrs. Michael will discuss "Between Parent Father L. Glnsterblum S. J. and Child and Teenager" based on the.works of Dr. Halm Gi- lecture are open to all internott. ested members of the comThe adult classes and the munity.

A musical program will be p r e s e n t e d at the Dr. Sher Home, Sunday, November 2, at 2 p.m. Vocal selections wjll be offered by Jack Saylan, accompanied by Mrs. Maurice Karpen.

The Fremont H i g h School Drama Department is presenting "Tevya and. His Daughters" for its fall production, November 21-22, at 8 p.m. on the Fremont High School stage.

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Announcement of gift Life Memberships will bo made.

Donor Dinner-chairmen are Mmes. Phil Zell, Marvin Cohen _and_Martin Dishllp. - __.

The Shaare Zion Women's League board will meet Monday, November 10, 1 o'clock coffee at the Party Room, Clifton Apts. Hostesses are Mmes. : Molly Shiloff, Reva Sherman - a n d Arthur Kaplan. .

Rabbi Albert A. Gordon will review Chaylm Potok's "Tho Promise" at the Mt. Sinai Sisterhood's coffee, Tuesday, November 11, 9:45 a.m., at tho Temple.

The Brandeis Women's Organization will hold a Mini Conference Thursday, November 13, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Harold Levinger, 3656 Maplewood.,i Mrs. Sam Kahn, of St. Louis, vice president of tho Mid-west Region of Brandeis; Mrs. HerEchel Seder and Mrs. Marvin Satin, of Chicago, Brandeis Regional Book Sales chairmen will be guest speakers.

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The bride-elect, an affiliate of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority, attended Louisiana State University and the University of Texas at Austin. Her fiance attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.

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Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brick and Mr. and Mrs. William Susman. Greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Susman, Omaha; and Mr. and Mrs. Barney Spector, Fort The Adult Bible Study Group 7 Wdrtb7 Texas'. led by Rabbi Saul I. Bolotnikov Mr. -and Mrs. Stephen Flsk • will meet Monday, - November 3, 8 p.m., at the Jewish Com- announce the birth of a daughter, Melissa Lynn, born Octomunity Center; ber 14, 1969. They also have a son, Colin William.

I New .officers of the Astro Grandparents aro Mr. and (Swim) Club are: Jack Bern-, Mrs. Henry Baskin and Mr. stein, president; David Silver- and Mrs. Stanley Fisk. ; berg, vice president; Mrs. Harold Levino, Secretary; Mrs. gam Shindler, treasurer; Mrs. * UqnoM-'Z_ .•Phil Zell and Mrs. Joseph Sol* Delicatessen omon, social chairmen. * Scmdwk&oi The Club is planning a "Las Vegas Night" Sunday, Decem7830 Dodgo St. ber 6. : ... ' . ,. •'•• ;..; •.-.:. ! _ . _ . : _

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Women's Slimnastics class grandson, Allen Rapaport, from Michael Kulakofsky, a native Omahan and former director of at the Jewish Community Cen- V i e t n a m , - w i l l provide the metal control for U. S. Reduc- ter has expanded its schedule luncheon. A presentation will tion Company, has organized a to accommodate all those who be made in memory of the dedmanagement science and com- are interested. The class will ication and service of Mr. and puter consulting firm, Data for meet each Monday and Wed- Mrs. Ben Rosenfeld to Pioneer nesday at 8:45 a.m., under the Management D e c i s i o n , Inc. leadership of Sally Garfield.

DES MOINES NEWS Further information may be WANTED Kulakofsky Is the son of Mr. obtained from the Center office, ADULT BIBLE GROUPS Arrangements have been and Mrs. J. Harry Kulakofsky. 274-3467.

The United Orthodox Syna- of Omaha. made to include items of gogue Bible Class will meet Des Moines social and orWilliam A. Adelman, was DMD Is headquartered in ;_SundajLNpyeniberL9f JO _a.m^-Richlon—Park, Hftlinoisr—The--recently—honored-at- a- dinner- ganizational _news__ in _the_ at the Synagogue. weekly editions of the Jewcompany provides consulting for his 50 years in Masonry. ish Press.

Breakfast will be served. service and management as- His son James, a past; master Items should be sent to: • • • sistance for computer applica- of Ancient Craft Lodge, preMrs. Harold L. Brown tions, and systems designs and sented ijim with a certificate SOCIAL NOTES 4121 Eighth Place Mr. and Mrs. Max I. Fried- programming for commercial from the l o d g e . He also received a 50-year pin from his Des Moines, Iowa 50313 man Invite their friends and and industrial companies. four grandchildren.

Phone, 2824239 relatives to an Open House at the Shaare Zlon Synagogue The Des' Moines Chapter, programs. Certificates will be Sunday, November 2, from 2 Well Said!

Brandeis University Women's presented to several current to 5 p.m., in honor of their 50th Author LEO ROSTEN adCommittee Music Study Group members for outstanding servwedding anniversary. dressed the members of the will meet Tuesday, November ice. • American Jewish Committee f 4, at 10 a.m. at the home of and drew on his well publiBIRTHS Sarah Caspe, Pioneer WomMrs. Gary Rubin.

The discuscized reservoir of humor. He Dr. and Mrs. Harold Kalman sion theme will be "Opera as en president, announced that told about the fellow who of St. Louis, Mo., announce the Drama." Interested members the group, has raised 80 per was examining the books in cent of its annual quota, and arrival of a daughter, Monida may call 277-1676. his host's library. "Do you that proceeds from the Novem-, Beth, born August 28,1969. have any pornographic maDes Moines .chapter of Pio- ber meeting will go for Israeli Maternal grandparents aro terial here?" he f i n a l l y neer Women will meet for a -projects. — ;•;• -•::••-asked. And the host replied, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Resnick. luncheon at 1 p.m. Wednesday, "Wouldn't do any good if I Nov. 5, at Children of Israel The board of Brandeis Unihad — I don't even own a Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon RobSynagogue; Ninth street and versity W o m e n will meet pornograph!" bins of Skbkie, Illinois, anForest Avenue.

Thursday, November 6, at 9:43 nounce the birth of a son, Law—Mrs.Belle Rapaportj-honor-- -a.m. at the home of Mrs.Mor- reftce~Michaeir October "22." ing the safo r e t u r n of her ris Mandelbaum.UI. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James CorenRobyn Mashbein was among man.

50 students chosen from a field of 800 nominees at the University of Iowa to participate in the University's Freshman Intern Leadership Course. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VicMr. and Mrs. Mark Goldston tor Mashbein of Council Bluffs, of San Jose, California, an- Robyn is a pledge of Alpha Epnounce the birth of a son, Brent silon Phi Sorority.

Edwin G. Milder... i Oliver, born September 25, Rtglttmd RtprtMitatlvt 1969. Paternal grandparents are "Gita Vilenski and Hedy WakMr. and Mrs. Seymour Gold- schlag have been named to the ston of Omaha.

Dean's List at Stern College Great-grandparents are Mr. for their academic achieveand Mrs. Max Kadis' of Omaha ment during the 1968-69. school As a registered representative, Ed Milder and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gold- year. The daughters of Mr. and ston of Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Fishel Wakschlag, Hedy can offer you all the facilities and services has returned to "Stern College of our organization which has served, invesMrrand Mrs. Marshall Brick and Gita is continuing her studtors in this area for 28 years. announce the birth of a son, ies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.

Jason Meyer, born October 17,

City Scene ORGANIZATIONS The Hadassah board will meet Monday, November 3, 1 -o'clockicoffee.-.at-tho-homo-ofMrs. Stanton Kalin, 4326 Manor Circle. , .

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Skinner Reports to ADL Committee

Synagogue Activities CandalelJghtlng: 5:03 p.m.

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SERVICES Friday: 8:15 p.m.

Rabbi Myer S. Kripke will deliver the sermon. Cantor Aaron I. Edgar and the Choir win conduct the musical service. A coffee hour hosted by the Men's Club will follow the service.

Saterday: Morning Service: 10 a.m.

Mincha-Maariv: 5:00 p.m.

Sunday: Morning Service: 9 a.m.

Dally: Services at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.

BASMTI7VAH CYNTHIA RUBACK, daughter of Mr. and M n . S. Howard RetWk, will become a Bas Mitzvah at services on Friday evening and Saturday morning October 31 and November 1.

• » • -v BAR MITZVAH Mr. aari Mrs. Allen Tully announce the Bar Mitzvah ceremony of their son, DAVID TULLY, on Friday evening and Saturday morning November 7 and 8. .-__, -_ ^ m 9 0 NEW MEMBER DINNER A. dinner honoring all new members of Beth El Synagogue will be held on Wednes. day, November 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the "Synagogue. Mr. Bert Render- will serve as Chair>* man; Beth El Staff and the Board of Trustees win be hosts for the evening.

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Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks and Cantor Manfred F. K u t t n e r will officiate. Musical portions of the service will be provided

by Cantor K u t t n e r and the Choir under the direction of Miss Ida Gitlin.

The subject of Rabbi Brooks' sermon will be "Tlie Changing Synagogue — A Rabbi's View of the Congregants' View—Reflections on the UAIIC General Assembly."

There will be a Sabbath Coflee Hour.

Saturday: 11 a.m.

BAR MITZVAH JEFFREY BROOKSTEIN, Booksteln, will celebrate his Bar Mitzvah on ' Saturday morning, November 1 at 11 a.m.

SERVICES Friday: Traditional Friday evening service (Kobolas S h a b 1) o s) 5:00 p.m.

Late Friday evening Family service, 8:15 p.m., conducted

by Rabbi Isaac Nadoff, Cantor Elchanan Gelberg and the Choir.

Saturday: Morning Service: 8:45 a.m. conducted by Rabbi Nadoff and Cantor Gelberg.

Rabbi Nadoff will conduct the Talmud Class at 4:30 p.m. followed at 5:00 p.m. by Mincha, Sholush Sudos and Maariv.

Sunday: Morning Service: 9 a.m. followed by breakfast and Rabbi's class in "The T w e l v e Prophets."

DAILY: Services at 7 a.m. and 5:00 x p.m.

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ADULT STUDIES The second session In the current Institute of Adult —Studies will be-held WednesSERVICES— day, November 5, at 8:00 p.m.

Friday: at the Synagogue. Rabbi Isaac Evening Service: 5:00 p.m.

Nadoff will lecture on "The Saturday: New Morality: How Shall We Morning Service: 8:45 a.m.

View It?" Discussion and cofMincha-Maariv: 5:00 p.m. fee hour will follow.

Sunday: Judaic p o s t s in American - Morning Service: 7 p.m.

Universities h a v e increased Daily: Services at 6:30 a.m. and , from twelve in 19-45 to 60 in 1965?

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Eugene Skinner, Director of Human-Community Relations for the Omaha Public Schools, was the guest of the Omaha ADL Committee at their regular meeting October 27. ADL concern about the recent disturbances at Central High School prompted the invitation for Mr. Skinner to speak to tlis committee.'

Mr. Skinner indicated that the disturbances at Central were part of the problem many schools all over the country 'were-, experiencing. " T h e r e was no indication that Black Anti-Semitism was involved. It was not necessarily even a confrontation between Black and White. Rather," said Mr. Skinner, "it reflected the rift that e r i s i t s between the "haves' and the 'have-nots' among our young people."

In answer to questions posed by members of the committee, Mr. Skinner indicated that tensions have eased at Central High and that there were "encouraging signs of parental concern reflected in offers of help."

Mr. Skinner reported t h a t Security Guards are on duty at Central to help keep unauthorized people out of the school; that a volunteer group of parents were helping with hall patrols and classroom visits; that students were being given the opportunity to air grievances with school officials; and that every effort was being made to keep the school secure and maintain an atmosphere for learning.

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Omaha Organizations BIKUR CHOLIM The annual Donor Luncheon and Card Party will be held Wednesday, November 5, at 12:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center. Free bingo will be available to those interested.

Mrs. Rose Kuklin is luncheon chairman. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Bertie Laz* ar, 341-7437.

B'NAI B'RITH LODGES—~ Henry Monsky'and Cornhusker Lodges of B'nai B'rith will hold a "B'nai B'rfth Membership Day" Sunday, November 3.

Harry Colick, general chair* man, has announced that thd day will begin with a 9 a.m. breakfast at the Ranch Bowl.

All interested men 'are urged to attend the breakfast, and to participate in the^ day's activities. \ Harold Cooperman) vice-president of Monsky LMgi, and Frank Goldberg, vice-president of Cornhusker Lodge, will assist in the program.

HENRY MONSKY CHAPTER B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN —The~regnlaT"Hion"thly meeting" will be held Thursday, November C, at the 12:30 p.m. at tha Fireside Restaurant.

Miss Dorothy Rubeastein will review the short stories, "Th» Nupilals" and "Mendel."

Reservations may be made with Mrs. Lil Noodell,.556-6198 Mrs. Fayc Sekar, 551-3049; or Mrs. Jcanctte Salkin, 333-6186.

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ians." Tliere would be "nonnegotiable" demands SOT a Arabs are attempting to ex- Palestinian state that would ' ploit. the anti-war mood in the exile all Jews who arrived afUnited States by equating Is- ter 1948. An Arab take-over raeli defense p o l i c i e s with would be achieved in the name American involvement in Viet- of ArabJewish collaboration. nam. The Arab Students OrIsrael Image ganization is joining MoratoriIsrael has long b e e n deum, mobilizations and o t h e r picted as colonialist, imperialpeace activities at U.S. uni- ist, racist, and fascist. Her versities. Moslem Moratorium image is now assailed as miliparticipation follows the line of tarist in an effort to alienate the leftist Arab states—Egypt, supporters who were radicalSyria, and Iraq. It is consist- . ized by Vietnam. Arab" lies are ent with the Arab t e r r o r i s t making headway. "liberation" movement and Ignoring the p r e s e n c e of ; the El Fatah philosophy. over 6,W0 uniformed S o v i e t • A main o b j e c t i v e of the soldiers, sailors, and airmen in Arabs is to bracket the Middle Egypt, the Arabs fabricated East with Southeast Asia by an issue about alleged AmerI demanding the withdrawal of ican troops in Israel.

U.S. troops from Israel as well U.S. -officials m i g h t have at Vietnam. They are not de- been righteously i n d i g n a n t t e r r e d by (he fact that no when the A r a b s lied that American trobps are In Israel. American forces were in Is. The Israelis (want to io their rael aiding the Israeli army. own thing and have n e v e r Instead, the State Department asked for U.S. troops. went Into a panic. The Depart• Arab theoreticians welcome ment called in the ambassathe American trend t o w a r d dors of 10 Arab states to exunilateral w i t h drawal from plain how a few AmericanVietnam in hopes QiaT the mo- born Israelis were ""serving in mentum can be broadened to the Israeli army and how .-force a rollback of Israelis 'Washington deplored such servfrom occupied Arab territor- ice. ies.

Officials r e g r e t t e d that Attempts will be made to Americans are constitutionally enlist the peace advocates in entitled to serve in I s r a e l i pressure on Israel to surrend- forces under the ..concept of er captured positions without dual citizenship. Less than 100 a peace settlement If Israeli men • wer,e involved. But the w i t hdrawal is achieved, the Department m a d e elaborate next pitch would a d v o c a t e apologies to Moscow's Arab "Palestine for the P a 1 e s t i n- -friends.

Only in America!

By HARBV GOLDEN

The Election^for Mayor The fever of the municipal certain issues but they are getelection is again upon us. All ting more and more adept at • over the country local parties disguising what they mean to • are naming the candidates for do .about them. What makes mayor, comptroller, council* American politics so fascinating a study is trying to read president, and dog catcher. : Some of the precincts are . between the lines.

Politicians who d i s c u s s : saved this agony by a pri1 mary which leaves politicians "sharing" are really talking about the bussing of school ; hating each other. The amaz; Ing thing about the process IB children. : that the electorate manages to The politician who discusses ; choose despite the rhetoric, "community relations" is talk; polemics, and platitudes which ing about the ghetto just ad Invest every American elec- some of the politicians are dis1 lion.

• cussing the Negro when they For example: during his talk about "law and order."

In any municipal election, Selection campaign, R i c h a r d ; Nixon promised to get Amer- there are the imponderables.

• ica moving again. Mr. Nixon' Just where can a city and a i knew how effective this plati- shopping center store all the - tude was since it had helped cars?

John Kennedy defeat him in That is why candidates al, 1960. Getting the country mov- ways condemn the "one-stop ing is not innovative, therefore shopper," the housewife who ' It is hot liable to backfire and runs downtown for a bottle of _2 «corch a candidate. aspirin and usurps the space Innovative campaign oratory for the girl who comes to buy wreaks more damage on aspi- a complete trouesseau. rants than the disclosure of The candiate promises to apI a scandal within t h e i r per- point a parking commission sonal lives. , and there is the hidden hope ! John Lindsay promised to that somehow the parking \ make New York a fun city. I commission will be adventuram quite sure subway, gar- ous and brave enough to urge bage and school strikes have that all the one-stop shoppers made him regret this offer be shot at sunrise. The municipal Candidate who- promised many times: Hubert Humphrey called for to alleviate the parking situathe "politics of joy'* in a year tion by not building any more of riots, assassination, and a roads would be an anomaly, although I suspect that is the •Chicago civil'war.

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When Washington said it did not like to see A m e r i c a n s serve as volunteers in Israel, Moscow listened carefully. The Kremlin might want .to exploit - the chaos following a h a s t y U.S. • withdrawal from Vietnam. They could accomplish this by testing American resolve in the M i d d l e East through S o v i e t p r e s s u r e against Israel.

When the State Department opposed the voluntary service of Americans' in'defense of Israeli Independence, It gave as much aid and c o m f o T t to Egyptian President Nasser as the S.D.S. and Black Panthers gave to Hanoi by hacking the Viet Cong. But Vlce-Prcsldcnt Spiro T. Agnew has yet to add r c s s himself to the effete snobs In the State Department.

Commentator H o w a r d K. Smith of ABC-TV has editoralized that Israel should now- respond to war dangers by returning occupied territories in •i fiy Mickey Gereficb advance of a peace settlement.

His reasoning was that the I don't often comment on farmers and fishermen Arabs were "too humiliated!!, to make peace. Reminiscent of —matters of-foreign affairs, be- from- Israeli territory, incara one-sided U.S. cease fire in cause frankly, the more I read cerating them in the prisons Vietnam, Israel should with- about some things, the less I of Damascus and Palmyra draw unilaterally. This was a seem to understand. I've been where they were subjected to step that "only the s t r o n g intimidated by the egotist male physical and mental tprlure. could take" and " h e a v e n s explanation that "women are • And, most recently, and knows they (the Israelis) are too emotional, their thinking most notoriously, Syria has for strong." He depicted the Jews too illogical, to be effective in two months held in detention as possessed of superhuman international policy making de- two Israeli civilians hijacked

by Arab terrorists to Damasstrength and hinted that they cisions."

I admit it. I am emotional, cus in an American civil airshould display compassion to and my thinking doesn't al- craft on an international flight. give-the world peace. ways follow logical patterns. The continued forcible detenAnother opinion maker, Ne-' But the male-dominated repre- tion of these innocent civilians gro columnist Carl T. Rowan sentatives of the United Na- is an act of piracy for which is worried lest American sup- tions General Assembly will . Syria is accountable before inport of Israel take the food out have to do tome tall talking to ternational law. ... • of the mouths of hungry black explain the logic of (heir Octothis is the Syria that will 6chool children. Mr., R o w a n ber 20 vote for Syria to bc- now sit on the United Nations wrote that, foliowingv Vietnam, ~come a member of the UN Se- Security Council, and if there's new priorities must be made curity Council for a period of - any logic or morality to tfiat to decide '.'whether providing two years. . vote by the General Assembly, lunch for 7 million underfed my illogical female mind can't My handy home reference school children takes priority grasp it. over a commitment to Laos— book on the United Nations says quite clearly that the UN And back in Damascus, two or Israel." The columnist is a former director of the U.S. In- Charter requires that in select- Israeli citizens are still being formation Agency. Arabs see ing non-permanent S e c u r i t y held hostage in a Syrian jail. hopes of liquidating Israel fa- Council members due regard The August 29 hijacking is no ciliated by the rising U.S. sen- be paid to the proposed mem- longer headline news, but as timent against war. They hope ber's contribution to the main- an emotional female, I can't that American-Israeli links can tenance of i n t e r n a t i o n a l just write-off these two lives.

The United Nations is planbe severed by fear of another peace.

Here are some of Syria's ning to discuss air piracy at Vietnam. credentials in m a i n t a i n i n g its General Assembly debates.

A national campaign of letters peace: • Defied the UN in 1948 by and cables is being waged to launching an unprovoked war to urge the release of the prisof aggression against Israel. oners. It's worth a try. Perhaps'"**" world opinion is the only effec• 'Declared ever since that tive weapon left At any rate* 5 YEARS AGO Robert Brody celebrated his it will persist in waging war two lives are worth a 'few minBar Mifzyah . . . Rorma Hal'' against Israel despite the UN utes spent on writing some letperin became the bride of Gene Charter. ters. I wrote my letters this "Renounced its armistice week, and I urge you to do the Kaplan . . . Helene R u b a c k and Kenneth Silver stein an- agreement with Israel and re- same. Letters should be adnounced their engagement. . peatedly exploited the Golan dressed to the following: . Heights to shell and launch 15 YEARS AGO Robert Epstein celebrated his terror raids against vulnerable Hon. Charles Woodruff Yost Permanent Representative Bar Mitzvah . . , Morris E. farm, villages in Israel.

• Was the first to organise U.S. Mission to t he U.N. Jacobs was named King of AkSar-Ben . . . Joanne Hocken- .terror bands against Israel. 799 United Nations Plaza berg and Milton Brown an- (El Fatah was originally or- New York, New York 10017 ganized by Syria.) nounced their engagement.

Hon. William P. Rogers . " •Rejected the UN Security U.S. Secretary of State 20 Years Ago Miss Merriam Bernstein be- Council Resolution of Nov. 22, Washington, D.C, came the bride of Mr. Harry 1067, and has refused even to Spiegal. Mr. and Mrs. Robert receive, the special representa- Hon. U Thant Gerelick announced the'birth tive of tire UN secretary gen- Secretary General of the U.N. eral. "'••'.' United Nations Plaza of a son, Gerald Alan.

•Sent raiders to kidnap Is- New York, New York 10017 25 Years Ago Jerry Swartz celebrated Ills Bar Mitzvah. The'engagement of Lillian Loeb and Harold Pinkie was announced. v 30 Years Ago "6 • Published weekly on Friday beginning the last week in August Miss Shirley Goldberg was through second week In July by the Jewish Federation of Omaha. engaged to Mr. Morton Fisher. ' Stand C Clan l m FmteM FmtaM Paid »t at Omaha, Htbr. *lebr.

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By Charles Arnold For Store Information Call tha ' Athletic Office 313-1366

VARSITY BASKETBALL die Epstein and Tom Rifkin edged by a determined Eagles LEAGUE " : ' ; The Jewish Community Cen- team. Lenny Hochster's freeter Wednesday Night Varsity throw in the'final minute iced Basketball League for men 18 the game. This was the Matzoh and over is now u n d e r w a y . Balls second win. The Eagles Practice sessions begin at 7:00 have no wins and two losses.

SCHEDULE, THURSDAY, p.m. In the Center Gym, There OCTOBER 30 will be several.weeks of prac4:15 P.M.—Chiefs vs. Matzoh tice to help Improve basketball skills before captains are se- Balls 5:00 P.M.—Bruins vs Eagles lected and te^ms formed. There la a 115.00 participant fee for HIGH SCHOOL TOURNEY the season. ,: .

The annual 3 on 3 basketball t o u r n e y has/closed, with 6 FROSH BASKETBALL teams competing.

LEAGUE ; Dick Bernstein, Stan Logan In the final pre-season games, the Bruins out-distanced the and Calvin Forest made up the Chiefs by a score of 48-18; the winning team. They defeated Matzoh Balls squeaked by the Mark Singer, Bob Cipinko and -Eagles with a score of 37-33. Irv Blumkin in the final game.

The Bruins were lead by Jay The other p l a y e r s were: 'Parsow who 6cored 29 points. Steve Nepomnlck, Rich Bern- •• They now stand at two wins stein, Ron Weiss, Bob Rifkin, and no losses. The C h i e f s Gary Rifkin, Steve Pitlor, Mike slipped to no wins and two Muskin, Jay Parsow, Bill Rifkin, Bruce Jacobson, Buzz Mallosses.

The Matzoh Balls, led by Ed- ashock and Mark Belmont.

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ATTENTION-PARENTS OF PRESCHOOLERS Parents of preschool-age children are invited to enroll their children in the phsyical fitness program at the Jewish Community Center.

Classes are held every Tuesday and Thursday morning from 9:00 A.M. to 11:15 A.M., and include exercises and basic tumbling.

Children may attend cither one or both days'. Fees are $9.00 per month for one day a week 'and $13.00 for two days each week. Transportation is provided by bus to and from the Center. For farther information call the Center Athletic Department.

Israel "Drink1 Helps Population Explosion is Arad. The name sounds liko

By David Schwartz that of a soft drink, Everywhere one hears talk Phosphoric acid Is made of a about the population explosion. waste of the Dead Sea. The Bible wasn't worried about So outproduct the desert will come it. "Increase and multiply and a drink of to revive the deserts of subdue the earth," man was the world, proving at least a told. partial answer to the populaIsrael Is the' ? tion explosion. one c o u n t r y ; Arad will also manufacture which still behydrochloric acid which has ll e v e s in inmany industrial uses. It may c r e a s i n g and i be that Israel, the land of multiplying, like milk and honey, will becomo the Bible says. known as the land of milk and Israel has had a chemistry. Ten years ago tha few cases of inbromide project of the Dead dividual populaSea was declared by experts a failure. Today It is a notablo tion explosions. success.

Recently, Ben- Schwartz Gurion visited a mother who had given birth to-her 20th child.

The Israeli mother of 20 was a . Sephardi. The Sephardim seem more highly endowed In

YOUTH COUNCIL BASKETBALL The 1969-1970 Youth Council Basketball season starts Sunday with the Annual Early bird Tournament. All players are required to have a Student Membership to the Center. A roster and team entry fee of $5.00 must be paid at the Ath- tills area. . • • : " • letic Department by November If Israel views the popula2. tion explosion differently, it is not indifferent to the situation SCHEDULE, SUNDAY in other countries, ••'here the NOVEMBER 2 : 9:00 A.M.—AZA No. 1 " B " increasing population has be- MEN come a matter of alarm. In vs Chaim Weizmann "B" fact, Israel has a bit of a solu• TIMELY SUITS 10:00 A.M.-Rayira. " B " vs tion for them.

• MANHATTAN SHIRTS AZA No. 100 "B" .

It Is not a pill. It Is a drink• MCGREGOR SPORTSWEXR 11:00 A.M.—Chaim Weizmann phosphoric acid.

"A" vs AZA No. 1 "A" • GINO PAOLI KNITS The drink is given to Mother 12:00 P.M.-Rayim.

• LEVI'S CASUALS vs Earth. The phosphoric a c i d WOMEN—Have yon tried Paddle Ball? makes twd blades of grass or • NUNN-BUSH SHOES It's an easy game and you will enjoy every, minute of it. AZA No. 100 "A". w h e a t grow or corn grow Play your games in the morning from 9 to 11 or from 1 to 4 p.m. MIDGET AND OLYMPIC where one grew .before, so the ' in the afternoon.

GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUES increasing population may be Interested? Call Chuck Arnold, 342-1356.

A Basketball school for fifth •fed.

Phosphoric acid is the inand sixth graders ( M i d g e t HANDBALL and PADDLEBALL There have been many requests to have a Doubles Handball League) and s e v e n t h and gredient of fertilizers which 44th a d Dodge Streets makes them tick. A town has and Paddleball tournament. An ideal tourney in either of these eighth graders ( O l y m p i c been Opm Monday and TlmrKkry built in Israel to turn out League) meets at the JCC on .sports would require eight doubles teams to get started. Call Sunday afternoons. The school, this beverage. The town's name Nlgfctt Till «:30 Chuck Arnold if you are interested. .which is coached by F r a n k Spenceri, will end Sunday, NoBUN FOR YOUR LIFE 16. Any boy who wishes " Center members who jog around the JCC indoor track dur- vember to participate in the regular ing open gym periods include Marvin Steinberg, Truman Clare, basketball league should report Ed Dworak, Herman Goldstein and Eli Jabenis. Why don't you to the JCC gym at the followJoin them? ing times: JUDO ...--!-.— -Midget League 2:00-3:30 Enroll in the Center's Kodokan Judo Class starting Monday, P.M. 'Nov. 17. The class will be held for six weeks on Monday and Olympic League — 3:30-5:00 Thursday from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Free to Center members, fee for P.M. non-members is $10 for the six weeks. ;; BUSINESSMEN^ LEAGUE._ HEALTH CLUB .

A Basketball League is now Good health begins at the JCC. Health Club which features being formed for men 28 years massage, wet and dry steam, exercise equipment, shaving bar, of age and older, There will be slumber room, sun lamp, TV lounge, showers. Call Dalla Sawyer, ' a maximum of six teams in the ~ 342-1366, for an appointment. league; Omaha business firms are entering teams. The Center is also sponsoring a team. Anyone interested may call Chuck We've' lowered the rate on our popular Arnold, Athletic Director, 342preferred Protector plan for men and 1366.

Pre-season workouts will PHOTOGRAPHER be- held on Tuesdays .at 7:00 women who haven't smoked a cigarette p.m.* If you have a team or wish 817 South 36th Street—345-1044 for at least one year. to participate yourself, register We studied the Surgeon General's Report NATURAL Black and now. A 3-month businessmen's And with great care. In our opinion the non« membership to the Jewish ComCOLOR White cigarette smoker Is a better life Insuranca • munity Center is $12.00. risk. He's entitled to a better rate. So we've given it to him. (Pipe-smokers and cigar* smokers are also eligible for the lower premium.)'

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