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Vol LVIII No 10

Beber Fund Scholarships Available to Omaha Youth '•r

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ation The I'ui i IrmI hy the h Jr«Hii Kduraii K-alcd (0 (hr me <i K Hrbrr. a noiiii "ni.u i tomr) ««'llvf tea<UT in lh«' 1.... .1 . Pcvmh ('onimunil\ • r TruHti^' of tfw <n Th«-curri-nt Trus liTS arr Morrm Jacohs .lull' Spurn.in Mnrtiin Ki(hards an<! hurK H ,)..iiini .S.I id srh< will (><• avail. ^ijjorics IniviTMiy Loans. Schol anhipii and lx>an« lor KiKhrr Jrwiih SludM-«. SrhoUrxhipii

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lie I luerre ami lh<-1 irder ol the Kritish Umpire The (jovern iiienl ol tsrarj dii iirali-<l hini With the Itlur I/jhimel Hame dinah for his wartime services on behalf o( Ihe creation of Ihe Stale of Israel

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Uoog time BMI Bhtli membrr Ed Roaen urge* parmla lo |el Involved In B'lul B hlb youth artlvltim during • flnt^ a UlMl meeting iul week The meeting wu called by Av Green berg, chairman. BBYO Board of Director*, to demomtrate lupport (or thr youth program

Lodges to Help Youth Programs A revit.ili/i'il B'nai H rilh Youth ' IS now in llwwiiif irntx'lt Me tiion Av (iieelilierK cluiir man HHVO Itoard of Direi tors announced last week Mr liri'f'nlHTii »(n>ke to iiearls Inn atti'iidiiiK a joint meeliiin nl Itii' men s lodges Ihe Women s orKani/allon and HBVn youth He said that H nai B'rith is now In Ihe midst of d<-velopine aiT.iilive BHV'i pronram for Ihe Cornliell Iteiiion which in •lUlh liako rt r ^ III p.ii. .i HI* of loose ends together provide inren lives and support lor BBVH (jroiips Mr (ire<'nber|!said Some o( Ihe'new acliMlies discasstil at IfM' meeting in elude the follow mx A Chapter of the Month award to eniourat;e liealthv coin|M'lilion and the presenta tlon III a IravelinK trophy to the chapter al the end of th«' year A mei'tinK of chapter liresideiils will be condm'teil lo establish crilefia

On l>e< 14 a table wll reserved al the Ainericaiiis Cilatinn Award lunchiim Tl! (able w ill iK'for BBVd Amither elfort lo provide i dilional funds for BBYO Ije an additional dues as.>i( sment This will IM' tried fir h\ llenrv M Monskv IJH1| with the li •i^.hi hri-ctl Ihe extra intoBBY 1 The lir> 1 orrfl oKnition Hill II ! .iiMi awaffl niKhl will IH- planned for MH and Ihe (xissible return | Statd' Ni (thl IS heinK rnniifl ered

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Dr. R W.R. Henry Monsk\ I.IKI^;(' OI B'nai B'rith annnunces that l)r Ronald W Koskeris presi dent ol the I niversily ol Ne braska has tM-en named as Ihe recipient of Ihe 197R Amen canism Citation Award in riT oKnil Inn of his outslandinK ser iConlinuedon fag*' 7'

Women's Division Celebrates 50th Anniversary

The WoiMa'i Otvlitaa tt Uw JewtA rederalion of Omaba't LOoMMMd Canpalfi to eeMreili^ lU Mill year, according Pto Mlcfcqr Stuna, im ckelmua. Durtng ihe Grand Gin Bcfeean, beM Nev a •( Ifat rtmA Cak, Un. Sbm laid •U UHa* to etteadaaee thai the UUmidk ntMi eaeiMwtd the ace tf «to be «M flf uadvitMdliii but that ai the ace of Monecayldgtviti—ailhat—i«lmatMrtty "lamproudto I k dMe OaMoa ABiivanary year Wt *Nld cooI Mrttali Will rtmitia wnmim irnled liiailit ' Mp raiM M yean aft aad eoadnue le do lo today." Mn aw laid Mr« ttmm h—ritl all peat chairmi o( the

iupctieon Tltaae chalmMfi attending the luncheon are from Ml.Mrt Uynw Milder. Mn Morrlirellman, Mla* Beatrice Soouner, Mr« Enrin Simon, Mn Joe Gua«. Mn ElikH HacMman. Mn Donald Sturm, Mn Edward Brodkey. Mn MarlB Grooaman and Mn Norman Batt Mn Sturm alao dMrlMled a Uat o< thoee wonMB who hove bean chalnnan of the CainMlgi. Their aainaa and the yean o( larvtoe appear « pap 1 A hl#UI^ al the hachaan waa a tatt by Elah •iivtra, aa loraatl lawyer «tho worta with the Jewtlh ACM>cy She eiplelnad bow Amarleao JewM Commiaial doUara have lahlad taraal lo cape wtth Ihe man Imtnlffatlwia It

lake lor granted lo America, auch aa high achcol education, have been poealble over the yean due to Amertcan Jew lah fHwraelty Ml Shaplri uM that demooatraUan of Jew loh dignity In relatknahlp to the proper treatOMnt of Ihe el derly and Immlgranti waa only poaaible becauae o( the work of the Jewiah woman of Omaha and their leUow Jewa around the globe Tboee aWandtin Ihe haioheon alao had an opportunity to hear a rcodltloa o( Hanukkah aongi by Joeeph McKee, affiliate artlat of Opera/Omaha, u well aa aee a tree depict tag Ihe Jewiah community The tree waa loaned and aaeem UadbyEUeenBrman

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Task Force to Survey Basic Needs for Aged Women's "ntiJtwmirt^ttlmtlOmttHikmtfpaMaAtTmkrart* to alM^y Ik* BMd Mrf iMiraMUy af «MHMrii« atUnHU ttvti« imwtii 111(1 UrmnUmiy Tht nuta Ikrwt 1 IMi "CMUT Mr Ite Amf •wW bt to mtd ladiiilt: • Mntat CM* hMw: apwtincal lyp> l; MMMHitag lyp» (MBlly MTvteM. rcrrFalMd tcUv K; aad Mdal aad raiigtiMi prapvoimlag At Ite pnMol itae Ow Or Star HMM hr liM AgML tiM Jew PCMBmMKy CMtar aad OH SyMMMH •( OoMiM prtMrity Hdt —•! •! MMW wrvkiM. wIMi MiMMrf tnm Bit ftdtr p Md Jertob raailjr a«vln I Mnwy It MMr iMtag HMlirUfeM by Uw radwaiton't Tuk w la order to obUto UM tofannattoa reouMlpd AquMttooMlrttabelmMiilloUn oMMWirtttoi a( Omaiu, Council Btafb. Unoain and V ponreccli^ of the compMod quoattoiaialrcs the Taak Korce wUI Ubulatr the roiponoai tor tacorporaUan tiilo the itudy rc|»n It will be partkularty H^ncaal to raedvc dw wapunata (rom Indlvtduala M yean oM aad otdar la ordar to aaatat In proper piMBing. i«td AJvin Abramaon. dialnnaii. Llvtog Arranfetor the EMerly Talk Porce

Maeting NoticM The Board o( Directors of the Jewiah Federation of Om^ia will dliruia the 1V7V budget. Dec 14 at 7 30 p m inlhejtx: The Vaad Hakaahrul CxMnmlttee will cnoaider applicatiaro for kaahrut ui pervliion. Dec 12 at 7 » pm intheJCC Biith ineeUnga are open to all meiMier* of the Jew lah Federatloa o( Omaha, and mioulca of all meaUngt are available In the officr of the Federation rxecuiiMdirwior «t the JCC

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n 50 Years of Leadership

1930 Mrs J H Kulakofsky ini Mrs H Anuteln. Mi^ Sophie Neveleff 1932 Mni J J Greenberg. Mrs Moirii Prank lin. Mrs H Amstein 1933Mrs H Amstein 1994 Mrs. Max Holzman 193SMr8 Irving Stalmastcr 1936 Mrs Harry Trustin 19S7 Mrs. David Grecnberg 1938 Mrs David Sherman 1939Mrs J H Kulakofslty 1940 Mrs Jule Newman (ksthen 1941 Mrs Morris Katelman 1942 Mrs Morris Katelman 1943 Mrs Albert B Newman 1944 Mrs Charles Schimmel 1945 Mrs I^ouis Kulakofsky 1946 Mrs David Cohn i Sarah) 1947 Mrs David Cohn i Sarah) 1948 Mrs Henry A Newman 1949 Mrs RmestA Nogg 1950 Mrs KrnestA NOJUJ 1951 Mrs Kdward Brodkey 1952 Mrs Edward Brodkey 1953 Mrs Hubert Sommer 1954 Mrs Aaron Rips 1955 Mrs Mike Freeman 1956 Mrs Edward Brodkey

1957 Mrs Edward Brodkey 1958 Mrs Ben Shapiro (Leona) IsnMrs Morris Grossman 1960 Mrs Joe Guss 1961 Mrs Alexander D Frank IMS Mrs Sam Katzman 1963 Mrs MH Brodkey 1964 Mrs Fred Brodkey 196SMrs M A Venger 1966 Mrs Arthur Goldstein 1967 Mrs. Morris C Fellman 1968 Mrs Leo Eisenstatt i960Mrs AC Fellman 1970 Mrs. Morley ZIpursky 1971 Mrs. Morley Zipursky 1972 Mrs Jack B Cohen (Audrey), Mrs Donald Nogg 1973 Mrs Ervin Simon 1974 Mrs Norman Batt, Miss Beatrice Sommer 1975 Mrs. Barton Greeaberg 1976 Mrs Isaac Nadtrff 1977 Mrs Donald Sturm. Mrs Elliot Hecht man 1978 Mrs. Gerald Hoberman. Mrs. Myron MUder 1979 Mrs Donald Sturm

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Board Nominstt Jarold I. Kuhll i> a nominrc for board member of the Jew ish Kederat Kin nf Omaha This, photo was not available lor laal wceii't preaenlation

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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MIONDAY. DECIMUB11 Older AdulM. JCC «30a m lundMon 12 00 noon IWMtni*iHiaa»MMiin«(J«>«ditdMcaiien). 730pm r»3e>eiimi i««cM«n>«Coi»»«»ni— T.JDp m.

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UNITED NATIONS (JTA) - Vehuda Blum, liraei'i Ambaaaador to Uie UaHed NaItont. accuicd (he Soviet Union o( vtoiaUiHt Uw baatc human rttfito of Ito JavtA dl uem, barriMlBg ttioac who wiih to rndyvto and o< aagaging in a "vlndcat aali-8emttlc campaign " Addreaatng (he Oneral As^ icmbly'a Third Committee.

Uie laradl envoy declared: "larael will not rest until Ute Jewt In the Soviet Unioo achieve Uieir human and national righta ~ to live according to their faith, culture. Ian fuage and national fWMflnuanf. and to be rciatHad wMi Owir brolbcn m larael and their laaaiUet wher everlhey maybe "

J#w NMIMQ PARIS (JTA> - Jau|un HoMl WaM, a 4»<y«ar-old Jaw. waa appofnled SaiTflary QMI-

eral of Uie Elyaec Palace, a poat equivalcnl to tafliianoe to ttiatof WbMc Houae CMef of Staff WaM la replacing JMU Prancola-Poncet who waa appdntad French Porei^ MlnMer Wahl. Uie son of a wnall Jewish bualneaaman from UUe, an MuaUial city In northern Prance, Is a graduate of Ute praatlgloHB Sdwoi for National Admlnlatratlon and served aa a senior official m Uw MIniatry of Ptaanee

Minister at Uie Prsncb Enlbaaay to Waablntfon (Iff7»-Ri and one of ttie board members of Ih* Intaraational Monetary Fund Tht Elyaaa Secretary General la Uw doaeat eoUaborator of Uw Pranch Prealdeni and to uaually a meiabcr of his doaeti tUff and partldpataa to most policy-nvtUngdadatooa francoU Poooet it alM one of PraiMant Oiacanl d'EaUing's I

Court Fight NEW YORK I JTA/ WlUi Uw help of the New York Civil UbertMa Union. Uw Student Struggle (or Soviet Jewry (SSSJI hai moved In SUte Supreme Court to vacate a 1171 Ui)uActlon bamng demonatrattoM to Uw Immedtoit vIcWIy of Uw SovlH US MMon on MaiAattan > East Side The injunction, handed down by Judge Uldare Dolllagrr after a lawsuil waa Inltl alad by btocfc realdenu with Uw support of Uw United Statea Attorney's office, bar red protealers from, among other things, "engaging In loud chanting, shouting, atonpfng of feet, clapping of hands, stnglag or Boiaiding of harm." using sound amplification ei|ulpmenl or picketing wlUlIn tm feet of Uw Mission

Extension l/NITED NATIONS (JTA) — Tff *«ji^iirltv f'miru-lt mv-

tended Uw mandate of the United Nations Dlsen gagrment Force i l'ND(JP» on the (kilan Heights (or an addl (tonal period of six months, undl May 31. IV7V The vote in (he IS-member Security Coun cil wa* 14-0 China, a* In prrvi oua Instances, din patt to the vote separating larael ^ (brcea on Uw Golan

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Pre mirr Menarhem Begin has uivlted (ormer President Eph ralm Katxlr to accompany him to Uw Nobd Peace Prlie ceremony sdieduled for Dec. Dec _, lOlnOslo ' He alao extended Invitatk idon^H to his wife. hU sister, Kneaaetl eaaetV member Zerach Warhafllg, •fiicfl worid Jewish leader NIssIm issim ^ Gaon. and Uiree to four ofIf his mlnlstr)''t employees TtM, Premlerr has been limited I 10 places at the ceremony JERUSAU:M(JTA)

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Rabbi Kahane Visits Jcwiih ActlvM fUbfai Mm Caliaiw nude an unrxptcted OfMlM lart Shabbai he would Ilk* to rv' more lavoraMr cir th« I'l—-• " 'm gn a to II ii|( trip. {Rabbi Kdi ....utpd in Omaha la»l Friday when O'Marr Airporl in Chicago man rlonMJ brrauat- u( weaUi r SMbbat botplUlliy wan ex til Riilihi Kahane by Isaac HattuU. iditoKue R.i' founder i<( Ihe J' ' riie l^aKUe. lotd UK- JrwiiUi Prp«i thai lincT mi>vini! to Ixrael more Ihar 4f|o hiH (lr» Jl)! r«1 A Jl»^ iahhead that vMerx bomblllC o( ine r.|{>|iiian < im MUte In Loa An^ett* I* Juct Inaane" The rabbi u now drumminii •••ference < h will •' 'hr {: lUi

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Election '79 Information

beaaid "Maybe you shouldn't print my conuaents." he added, sugflMtlag Uwi the discussion of unpopular views Is unacceptable In some suppoMdly lib^ er»l coHumMlllas Rabbi Kabane tald he was pleased to remind the Jews ol America thai hiD views of in years ago are mm the ai cepted change in American Jewish thinking

Jewish Federation of Omaha (and all its departments) Joint Annual Membership Meeting Celeb rating the 75th Anniversary of the Jewish Federation of Or )maha January 7, iff?*—« p.m

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Note, nominations of candidates for office or board posl(ionKmu.sl be handled by written petition signed by at leas! l.^i Federation memliers and file*! with Ihe Federation .Secretary iJane HriMiks I not later than l)Vf 22. 1978 The landulatc or carKlidales must eiKlorw the fM-lition Nomlnen for Officers and Board Members of the Jewish Federation ai Preaented by Nominating Committee 197V

1'hik It the tiiiif iu chafiKf the (inter iif prioritv IH- IUIKI ,!•' VITIl ii • I ami ( aliip I^aud IraK '< >uld lie ilitrusM^l .]<•*,• ii iMlangei out wli' '• down III ceniMinnK ni»s There it, something not hedllh> atniut not being will^" • '• '-n In a legitimate J' ' tie cause that v(ii>. ., ary to the present thinking of the leadership, he said Habbi Kahane also said that hit rurreni views o( non vio^ lence concern everything ex repi Nazi*

NOMINEES FOR OFFICERS 1979

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CONTINUING BOARD f Whose Term Esplres ino I Sanfurd KniHlman CaryKJreenlnTK Kicharil Miller Or Irving Margolis Miriam .Simim Mort Trachtenbarg lieon Wintniuh Dr. Martin Wciif EllZalkin I Whose Term Expires IMI) Judge Jerry Cilnick Manny (ioldberg Dan (iordman Marlene Mechlman JoKcph Kirshenbaum Murray Newman Beatrice Slimmer Mickey .Sturm

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Kven grandmo(hen> should right Na/I*. tu'sald He r> ' thiti une« pecteil < .iha was hifi first vuil loltiii>i.Uy "Ihiipel ran return the response to my series of talks hat been phenomenal perhaps next year In Omaha "

OUTGOING BOARD I Wboae Term Expires I Vn) AirrminM' H Ai.

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GiUdren from homes flrmJy rooted in the traditional Jewish (aith probably will not aaii to cctebrate Christmas, but if they do parents should refuse to permit it. a leading psychoanalyst has ^^>r Alice Ginott, writing In the DecemtJer Isaue of LADIES' HOME JOURNAL, stated. "Not only the essence of Christmas — the birth of Jesus - but all the customs associated with it are out of bounds To be sure, the children in that traditional Jewish bmne may admire their friends' Christmas tree, take pleawre In their gifts, wish them Joy in their celebration.

"No one can deny that the Christmas season is tremendously appealing." said Dr Ginott "Is it any wonder that so many Jewish parents have con eluded that one need not be Christian to celebrate Christmas? They would like to believe that Christmas can be a secular holiday for Jews, an American holiday likeThanlisgiving ' To pretend that Christmas is not a religious holy day. said the psychoanalyst, "is to distort reality Still, many parents persist because they feel guilty and helpless when their children are unhappy " Dr GinotI compared the situation to a child feel Ing deprived or left out during a sibling's birthday party. She said it would not occur to a parent to agree to give the child a birthday party to compensate. "On the contrary," she says in the JOUR NAL, "most parents seize this opportunity to help their children grow and mature by teaching them to tolerate frustration, overcome jealousy and rejoice In another's good fortune Thus children learn to develop the ability to distinguish what belongs to them and what doesn't But even more important, they learn who they are and who lhe>' aren't." Dr Ginott said.

A Sober Look at the Arab World HAIFA OrrupMri u we arr by ihe imnH>dMlr md dayto-diy drvetapowaU tffactlag our rvUtlaM wttk ow mi^ ban, M icOcctod In Uie rerail headtiwi. V* we prone to neglad cwMtdH-aUan o( Uw kmg rmae (acUm whkti have M (neioraUc Wan iNually afipear la be trlHtirrpd by isMaalnalkms. border im'tdenli. derlara Uom. ctiauviniim. (He , but the pollliral and inlemalional pollcMt ol nations and ml|Ch(y (t^rira are ol\m dictalfd by Alhrr objective ta<'lors Chanun in rhmalr. over populaina. eiiiaiMtioit o4 Uirioil are odcn mpomibie (or prcattim wMildi erupt Into connxti that afte<1 Ihr rtie and fall of civilIzalMMic Front IMa paial o( view.

Mxne obaerveri fuuesl. we ihoM keep an rye on a lartor of overriding importance which wUI more and more be reapomlble lor Uie behavktr ot the Arab iUIca That factor u the thortafe of lood to fecd Uie (rowing Arab maaiei The vast extent of the Arab world would appear to offer

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fommunity (enter, and to all o<riwafd appearance* It wa> no different from any oUwr — but for me. it wa< a mind expander In the kitchen many adults were hard at work, peeling, deanlng. Rraling, frying, and prepannn (>n the serving line, more volunteers were cheerfully takUic care of Uie trade Why'* What ptmrtmt Iheae people U> work when outers are relaxing, to stand when others are ilttlng. to par liclpale wfioi othen are glued to television lootballery'* While I was lading the latkes, EMie Marcus shewed me a Ux pas* sinfk apaced letter from her loa. Aamo The MIcr dcacHbed hit life his wife. Uwlr children, from Princetofi to Israel to Honolulu l« Berkeley - definitely a world traveler fuifUluig a brU Hani career while glvlag nsdies galore to his parents.

And next came I>aa Gonlouw witti dau^Mar Dcbl Jo He doesn't ofttw salt. iMi be buys naoy UckaU every y«ar and gives Ihcai away.

The Istke party Is a dell«ht ltd lanily affair providing not only good food and companl0Mdi4>, but doUars-ior schol' ariMps — a nnost worthwhile fund raising priiiact by Uir JewMi War Veterans Epatdn-Morgan I really iboald know more about Uiem Thatr naoMa load anOoMha Poal of JewWi War VeteraM - yal I d«1 hao« u iOaa(louad«ePa#rS)

Mffldent area to feed Uie pre tmt population «(arauad iso.

M.M* Araba Thou^ much of that land Is desett. Uie agncul turai area cwnolltulea •% of Uie world't cultivable sitffacc - and Uils for a people who are only 3 7% of Uie world'i The answer, of course, la that the land la no) bring properly exploited Indeed, hall Uie population of the Arab world is engaged in aip-irulture. but with tlirir pnmilive methods they produce tiarrl > enough to mert Iheir own immediate requirements The result is a need for massive food Imperta at a cost which even the petrodollars Ruy won tie hard put to finance Hard-headed Arab economista and planners have become aware of this situation It la already a matter of disctisalon at various cYmfrrencet and meetlngl in Uir Arab world. thou|{h more attention is glv««i to rmot lonal subjects like Israel, or tribal rivalries Those in the Arab world who will listen have hem told that within the next few years thry will have to tptnd SO billion dollars a year to import food for Uietr people By ISB Uiey will be pUtiag oui » MUton dollars a year lor a population whieb It CKpacted to reach

IK.OOOOOO by Uirn If we look ahead to the year 2.00(11 whirh la only O years off i Uie figures will have soared even more, and this at a time when oil retarves will begin to be depleted Crop yields per acre are among the lowest Ui the world Until rsoanlly there has baen a great bidtflercnce Whydrvel op agriculture when we have the money to buy our needs abroad ~ and Uioae needs In dude wheat, rice. com. meat, sugar, dairy products, eggt. fruit, vegetables and fiah The first major devel opmenl programs are now lie latedly being rondurled in the Sudan. With Saudi money ac corduig to K Ren Yehuda in a recent iaaue ol Al Html^bmat.

He auggesU Uial the fate and destiny ot the Arab world may depend on the success of Uili program and Its extension The Impllcatlans for Israel ere obvious One UM one hand.

If we can aealat Egypt, for one. lo mechanize Ita farming, make extensive use of lertllii er. snd generally put ita agriculture Oft a Kcienliric basta, we shall be helping to ireate political and eranomic itabUi ly In the area, from which we too will benefit (>n Uie oUier hand, il we are surrounded by Arab states which are laiaUe.

whaipvrr the reaaons, to teed their populaliom. we iball be caught m ttie erosaflres of revon. dlsoontent and These, then, are the long range • '~i|nng beyond the I" il disputes which :...... .'iradllnes of our day

Sadat Correct JKHl SAI.KM /.INS) ( at Ifatil iHtr conleiitiHl point ^ "history" between President Sadat and Premier Begin. Uie Egyptian was more correct Uian Uie Israeli Begin had said Uuit Presi dent Carter was ttruggllngi mightily at Camp David for, "our ancestors who built the pyramids in Egypt " Sadat, on the other hand, dmied Uiat Uili has any histnr leal basis in fact The Egypto^ logjst. Dr Irn.i Mar.iimli ol Uie Net

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The PLO Roadshow •yliWiidJ Davli NaarEjollUpaet This week, the world it witness lo the rebirth of burlesque - m the balls of ttw United Nations in cemmeiHoratlon ol PalaaUne Solidanty Day, purpeady coinciding with the anniversary of Uie Palestine Partition vote. Uie UN's Special Committee on the Inalienable IU|^ of Uie Paiesiinians t\m launched a propaganda campaign at the I' N that strips away Uie last vestiges of the I:N t morality, paro^ dies Ita dMnocrallc promt and make* amorkrr)' ol the support It receives from Uie United .Stale* A nationwide propaganda campaiyi has also been unleashed wHh rallies In major cities But the campaign Is directed not only against Israel, but also against Ute Israeli'Egyptian peace negotiations Scheduled for •crrening are two lllms on Uie PaleaUnlaa Arabs, one by radical actress Vanessa Redgravir and Uie oUier by the UN's Special Unit on Uie Palestinian People Incredible aa fl seems, the second film, produced In close cooperation with Uie PU). has been critictzed by the PU) for not bring sufficienlly strident ki lU villificatloo of Israel snd glorification of Arafat When It was dlaefciaed how ntuch Uie Unit ad SUIaa was wbsldlxlng the Palestinian Mow UMPougli lU cootrlbutkmi to Uir I \. sev era! newspapers reacted The No* Ysffc Psil stated: "Certainly Uie case lor 'F'aleatlnian rights' riMMiM be heard. But Uir crude propaganda now being peiepared with generous American subsidy is unmistakably linked to Arafat's effort to diarupt Uw Sadsl BcglnCarter adventure In peacemaking" (October fl Tha Wirii ttraat Jaanil, predicting an eventual success In the Egyptian-Israeli n»goUaUoas. Mlad Utat. "to cekbrale the cbanoa «( paaoa. the UN la plaanlag a day of oMdalborsavawaed. and will mark tha occa swi wiUi a new film promoting Uie terrortam

of Uw PLO " V»t Solldaniy Day, Uie Joinal continued, is "one of the more grotesque examples to date of the perverse force the UN has become In International politics " ABCANDPLX) ABC TV recenUy produced anoUier fUm on Uie PU) Uiat was widely criticized for hav lag given a forum lo the terrorist group Cme of UM most articulate reviews of Uir (how was written by Charles Kecse ol Uie Orlando S«thMl ttar iNovember l> His remarks are worth excerpt Ing "PU) terrorists kill children liccauae nobody listens to them Unlrst we listen to them, they may kill more children That was Uir excuse ABC T V used lo justify lU special program on PIX) terroriats "It was only an exnne It Is obvious UMI ABC and the I'l i<< a deal In exchange for the pi I m Ing m some of the Pti) training cdiups. .ABC traded the or ganizatlon one hour of prime time for it» pro paganda The PU) terrorists drape Utemarlves In military garb and pratUe about revolution and liberating iheir homeland I.«t me make thin very clear Israel It a Anall country In that small rounlry. Ita ver> large army Vet. the PU) terrorists are never able to Itnd it

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They crawl into elenaortary achools and blow up children They swim ashore In Uie night and shool down women and children Thry aren't trying to liberate a homeland To do that, they've got to fight the liraell Army They are so scared of the Israeli Army Uiey fold Uieir cMhea at Uie thought of II "I can be objective about Palestinian people and about coaflicUng claims for lerrilory, but I'm not going topretand to be objective about Uie larmrW. Ob|ectJvity is no eacuae for luspeadlag morality One'i vocation can never •ever ^K be moro Important than one's humanUy Unlam. of oounw, one's vocalkM is work vork-B ing on one of Uie UN'I special OMmiHiees

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I' • they knew my I iindii- Allred (Hdd. red hair fre<'kles cheerful dispo sition a good physical and mental picture ol a nic«' Jew ish boy killed in action Was It SUMly. or North Afri ca'' More than 30 years have dulled the s«'n»e» ol this writer w hen It comes to tragedy However the sharp Images of th<- K'xxl things remain What does one child remeni ber alxiut his teenage cousin alter iiHinllt^ \i.skor si-r vires relieve the initial thrust andhurd<-nafpain'' One remembers th«' great

rides on his delivery truck. IIMstacks of comic books hisavnl for me on the top of an old Ice t(o» in his mother's store, arxl the gift of his bicy rie. skinny t ires and all One rememtiers lh«' great eipectatlnns ol his wid<iwed mother, and younner sister TfH' years pass The sister marries and has a son who now carrws the name Alfrwl So I think almut his up<-nni ing marriage about his moth er I my cousin Viswlle' and his grandmotlM'r my Aunt .Martha and I wish mwh nachm in tiM- vi-ars ahead

Kpsletn Morgan (told and so many others so mu«h to Ihink atxHil and all Iroin a latke Forward march Post .No mi I. for one, salute you

An Auction Footnote Tbe JCC auction 1* now hlitory, but therc'i « footwrtc to the rtory Jerry Dugan. o( JT Dufin, Inc. (above i and hladtHol U, dOMted their auctlonMrtng tervtce* to the JCC' Mr Dugu laid th« Jewlah Pr«n that he hai had a long and favorable attoeUtloo wtth the Jewtih communMy of Omaha and that thia U hit way ol dMMHMtraUiig bis Mvport

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1DISCUSB0N Bmintierg will hold and ducussion les I a variety of topio on .Salurda> mornings br ning Dec 16 The claiiar* WtO meet in the rerreation hall at * 30 a m and will he fol lowed by Sha) ' al 10 SO a m mil'

BETH EL SISTERHCKIO The book "Lxnrp * Sex , a modem Jewish I'ersptHlne

by Robert (Hirdiii will be dit cuiaert by way ot a panel ul gutit ^leaker^ <>"• r>ro gram (or Beth • -It Dec 12 mectlnt.

1 in the Synagogue Social Hall Umcheon it 12 )o p m will precede the progratn Dr Robert CordU (» a noted BiMical acholar mod Jewiih leader, and in thii book he pre tenti a (air minded and aolld ly rcaearcbed canaMeratlan o( ike "new morality " The panal o( gneat ipeaken in dude Rabbi Martin Rerman rabbi al (he Shaare Ziun Syna gogue, SkMU City. Iowa. Hid) ard PaUman. Dr Jolin W Goldkrand. Dr Deanna FinkI •r and Rabbi Kaoneth Brom

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Scrvlcca are conduded in die Capelurt Chapel on the Mcond and lourth Knday ol •acb month. 1 p m An Onrg Skabbal Mlowi (he service Sarvlcaa are conducted by Rabbi SydwyL HoHman

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I could write pages alniul Ihe .San Francisco (JA as could Ihe other eight delegates who attended Ihe sessions, work.shops, meetings, breakfasts and as many as possible of the Irvi gatherings held with lop leadership in many fields The Ixioklet informing us of details was.''* pages full of Ha m to midnight ses sions With leading scholars Never to b«' forgot ten momenis included Ihe elix^uenl presentation on the life and tragic death of Adam C/.erniakow. Ihe chairman of Ihe Warsaw (ihetio Judenral. by J'rol Kaul llilberg. Ihe warmth and spirit of Ik-nnis Prager. head of Ihe Rrandeis Hardin In.stilute at Ihe Shabbat dinner with Ml Young l.4>adershlp people, the address on Jewish Kducation and "Perspe<' lives" by I)r David Martman of the Hebrew I'm versity U have orderj'd tap«*s of the Hartman spewhes which I will gladly share with youi Regards also to you from many who previously lived and worked in Omaha, esptxially Kabbi Israel Mow'showilz. Harold Adier, (he 1/emmermans and Racky Newman

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ii'ws and nori s Hillel II0U.V operalion on most major ml lege campus«-s around the na lion. Ihe Anil Defamalioi I>eague lADI.i offices arouni Ihe world, it's B'nai Brill Youth Organization <BBYO UYO chapters around the world, well as a host of other servvkfl It provides Ils memliei numbers over SUO.UUo in lodges and chapters lixate 45 nations Henry Moi l,od).>i' liegan in IWI in Om'la^^

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Recruit Con ve HOISTfJN 'JTAi Al posal by Habhi Alexan Schindler. president of L'nion of American Hell)t«^ Congregations it'AHCi that Keform Judaism actively cruil converts lo Ihe Jew faith among "the un chun ed," was approved In the t!AHC's policy making iKiard^ The (Hiaril acted m respons S<'hindler's plea for an el of affirmative action lo I Ihe tide which threatens! sweep us away, into dirtK'lK which might enable us to I coviT our numtxTs

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Appointmanti Appr»tlat»d Moil tknt fri. 7 a.ai. to I p.m.

Sal. 7 a.ai. to 2 p.ai.

Jewish Press Reoders Art y&u "going sovth" for th« Winter?

'Ved liko to keep your Jewish Press issues coming to you on o regular bosi; Here s how you con help 1. Oefore you leov*. (lip your pr««*nt moiling label and paste it horai

for PedcnUOB of fleers and board •MoilMn for 1979 w«ra iimmmrwl In lait week's Jewlah Press and are listed in this Issue akxig with the nunes of thoae who wUl continue to serve board terms. If you who are ntemben of the Federation wish to place In nomination the names of other competent men or women, please present a completed petition In behalf of your candidate to Jane Brooks, secretary, by December 23. (A Federation member Is a Jew who contributes to our Combined Campaign I Frankly, I hope you will give thought to the future leadership of this Jewish community and care enough to piartlclpate in the election And put Sunday night, January 7 on your calendar for an outstanding community gathering.

1, Enter here the date your new addrest will be effectlvei 3, Pieote enter your "winter addrest" horM Stroal City State Zip

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It is g(K»d to learn from so many others from communities large and small, to discuss problems and seek solutions, to share In the camaraderie that develops in five days of serious thought and some times fru.strating encounters It is very good to b«' back in Omaha working with our fine volunteers and staff members lo attempt lo carry out that which we have lean)ed

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enl of I) others » lor Iheir contributions Ke cenlly added tu Ihe list were I' s .Senator l-Mward Zorinsky III Netiraska. 197S. Senator Klisl James J Kxoo. t!f76. andCharlesI) I'eebler 1977 Dr Koskens' selection for this year s dw;iril was has<K] imhisconlrilM 'bras ka. first as 'r ..r of t M. Iriini la,,; in iii, .ind as ils piesHlenl since l!»77 and his ciinlrihiilions lo the nation Ihiiiugh th»' long list of boards ciiuni iK, assiKialions and p.iiii'K he has served on ihriiut;h"iut his career as I'm vcrsily administrator al the Cmversilies of Iowa. Kent Stale and Nebraska Till' prcM-ntation of the ;«ilh annual Americanism Citation '\ward lo Dr Koskens will Ixmadi' on Thursday Dei 14. al niKin in the Omaha Hilinn llolrl Ballroom Invitations for th<" event have Ix-en sent In Ihe nearly I Km men and women memtx-rs who I'dtnpnse Ihe Omaha II nai B rilh IxMlges. as well as Miimeriiiis a'.siHijIes Iriends

As long ago as 1903 f)maha was (me of the far sinhlefl Jewi.sh communities of America whose leadership saw the wisdom of coordinating agen cies lo improve Ihe (juality of Jewi.sh life In many areas we are still m Ihe forefront of planning and building a strong Jew ish community

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Imagine, if you will, an Olympic size fjallriiom filled with more th.tn 'i if*) .lewtsh men .irirt women lin.ti dl ver-hip. profesKionalh from l''(Kk>ratlonit and asscK-taled aKenrtes. journalist.s. participants from Ihe I'nited States, Canada. Israel and all aver the world Thai was the unique experience IJOU Solomon and I had al the Saturday ni({hl .session of the five day (ieneral As.sembly of Ihe Council of Jewish KMlerattons just a couple ofi week.s ago in San Kranclsco al the] KatrmonI Hotel And allh4Mif(h our mo meni of tH-Ing presented the beautiful brass menorah in honor of the Jewl.sh Ke(i«Tation of Omaha's 75th anniversary may not have lK*n the hinhlitihl of the evening for others, it was a moment uf Kreal pride and pleasure for us to be Mary there representing you and all of Ihe Fellmui Jews of Omaha who have come before us

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(trids befullinK a few on the lyAjK trip the travelers lanii' Mdvi" mn H<'iun ^OUDK ihrouKh in fine tellle man Buh Mop*- Jolinnv I'iir ton <•( al Vou. who an- ma.s t>r ^' • • iredth.tiT* of l)umnmu.s IMH- lintTs Karl Aside havrrompjiny from ...^,,.. ....

•'• -'If Thi» conflusion b4>ram<' gesi types of (II quilr apparrol a» Ihr Old Would riling in " Mart 11' rur Timrnt. Nov 2H. Kum>t iipfak i.ivere er, Wlllldrti H,iiris«'v, ril«l renl .• rlfver m afirr an flardinK Ihe .Sadat Begin i^an Ik a peace TO'(!r)(i,'itlnns *,r • Kipnlia )il lhi<> Tt^i' til be an ap mr, prelK iiK Israel is Kxariiplt'n giving up liDi much in return TfMTr arc cmlv for what may pnive to l>e only Ihrt^ kimlk of men'i hair a fragile peace itylM parted, unpartrd and departed " "Women't Lib < Or Margolin said Israelis hasnl chanKiH) lhlnf(k much, avserl certain territories are iccorrtinii to th«* Avon Man ' absolutely unnegoliatile In "M ' > li i<i so small ll^ (luded IS Ihe (ioi where, prior to i Cll. . UN are on Ihf would lay d' K HH' latiif- \nT>x » Kamaey. Deputy Dirrclnr on Jew ish • l/issof till ... .. I k would (or l)evelopm«nl for Boy* narrow Israel down lo a slim Town, rhosi- a.s hi!> Inpii cornilor which if severtfl 'Humor The Common Com wiiuld split lh«-country s mirth muniralur " He had Olil and siiiiih iTi.iking defens*' Timers »»ayinK *iih lauKhirr al hiii slork of humorous mui I lit I ^ratiei>and<>parklinK«ii llfi ,: iob«'hard 1(1 IBftamsry !iaid (iod has give up 1 h<-re are many Jew ^Mhl^n thmuKh naturt-. he has ish families living lh«'re who a tens)' of humor Uxik al the adamantly refuse lo leave mirthful niaki- up iif somf am IMiron IS th<' l)urial placimals f*^ ' iMians for our peoples patriarchs and matriarchs and Is consid (me li.i .inl mini ered > laelis as II is humans do [X>.SM'V> IS the ahili lo At - Torah re ly to lauKh al lh<-mvlvi-s Kven in advenily Kams4-\ tales I- aihcr MTaham bought and paid for the burial Uld there Is often a iiimiciil grnunds «lde to which I • tilate Kor exarii i is The club's newest memtier definitely not luiiii> imi »l>en IS Abe Diamond Will Bluoni Hill Kamsev says, in the brought as his guest Toufic year XMO I' S poktaKe will David it ill only be 15 rents per mile. llMl It." the humor be Molile'f "Aydel Mavdel cofliei a common commumi Troop' ' you are just going In cator have to brush up on Yiddish i scrMng our lunch bunch, in AtthouRh not a priest Ham ley IS referred lo as ' Father eluded KIsa Kahn. Ann Mar Rill of Roy > Hill ' r)ne of his golln. 'Thelma Kellows. Sadie •iKnificantJy pertinent lines Kohn. VIv Oruch. Annette Ko was in tpiteof Omaha s re Uaky and l>eahy Siegel renl winlery weather Kalher The losi of one of Old Robert Hupp ' Boys Town l)i Timers most gregarious mem rector I and I are ReltinK over bers Harry Mendelsiin. was a bad caae of Sl'N bum " reapi-ctfully observe<i, liar (SUN Newi|Mper Boys Town ry s keen perception of Judaic IMlMI history and his sharp ex change of views at the early Ttie club's rrgular »em B^ppnthly luncheon meetinK disruaxions will be missed ^H| held at H<-lh Israel Svna ^^Mue Kighl two uf our h<'art With the highly successful ^^Bwere in atlrndanre archaeological rxhibit con eluded Old Timers will re ^^i'elcome<t back personally sume meeting at the JCC from Uteir memorable Israel pilKrimane were our presi •Next get together will be Tuesday. De<' 12. II a m Our dent Or Mill MarKolm. Nate guest speaker is sure lo pack GImple. Irv' Brookslein and lt»e house He is, nom- olb«'r our beloved Mollie ojd than our own. Cniti-d Slatt-s Timers Morrte Be<'ker and Senator Kdward /^rinsky II Ben Paiaer were also in the you have not already signe<l touring f{roup up call the J' for rew-rvatinns Other than harassinii head

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Jewish Press 333 So. 133nd Street Omaha. Nabr. MlS4 NOTE Before vou return (or the tummer, send us nolificoliC'n Inn same woy list first your winlei address then your home address Thonk you for your cooperation Have 9 nice trip!

JWV Commander Visits Omaha This Tuesday The nalKinal aimnidixli-i <il \tv .!#•»*ish War \'vWiAr\^-itl Out Unitrd Slalir* »ilM).> in

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judge advocate, department tnapector. drpartmenl leglv lalive chairman and depart men! convent ion chairman (Hher organliallonal artiv Hie* Include hoard memi pmberohip un Ihe Daughlem .Sarah Jewish Home lor Aged and memberships in American Legion B'nnal R nlh. (ildron Ivndge. Wanh initlon l>ud|te AF° li AM and

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bCTiHIl varifl) shim jl Ihf VHrran« llospiUI 1/ l<i'i*ii>. pronram rhainudn h.iv an nounrrd Nilhan M (.<>litli<-t»! vtill prrswil pUquei> in IIH- nw-m nr> ol Ihr Ulr l)avc> H«I<1 4nd JulM- Nathan The proRram ttlllitUrlalTp m An *lh«fiv V V dvk- l«a<) er N' r,.- IW7» ly?-' t(trr (if lhc.ti-,» ivii « .11 \. i.i.iriH

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Judah Nadich Will Speak

Lincoln Lights thy Kotak o( Uncoin and Mn> Rtith Goodman o( Sun City Arta Mrs Ruth Coodman u visit ittg with the (arolly

Survtvon: torn. Leon and Oiarle*. Ltocoin. WiOlam and Mauncc. tei|fM«r. Mr* DoniUiy ChMtcr. all of 1^ An( Hca. Cl^ii gramtchjldtan and two peat-frandcliUdm In honor o( Jewtii) Month. Uic South SIrMi Temple Coafrafatlon will prr Mot a JcwM Book Fair. Fn day MfMligi. Dec • and l» duniig IIH OiMg ShaMMl n ccpIMn Alio Sundays. Dec 10 and 17. 9 30 a m and 4 pm . dowmtalrt m the activity room Thfrr will br thv larfMl arlectMm o( Jrwuh ortenlMl books between Chicaflo and CaUtenla. tram SM to MM will be avaUaMe liidudli« many rdtgwu* boolia al MerMl for Jewi and ChrMtam alike All Utr books will be Hid at')o( their list price The new Mah-Jaagg new rules are availaMa by atndtag It n to So^Ue Davidaoo, tiei So 4Mb 8ti«M, MM, UnosMi. Neb Bawiil guests for ThanksgUrlog Of Mr and Mr* Abe Novicoff were tbeir children.

Mr and Mrs Robert iBaH>rai Litvak of Indianapolis. Ind and chUdrcf) John, Jril. Jutie andDwUn. Mr. and Mrs Andrew Good the birth o( a iNov a. Tbty also have two datagbEltubeth I are Mrs Doro-

RaMM Michael Gracli ol Omer. Israel was a recent gueat ol his parents, Mr and Mrs Marion Graeti of Lin coin A racepUon was given In his hOMT by his parents at TIfereth Israel Synacsgue Cfasaes lor exercise and fun and fltnett are now in seaslon on Mondays and Thursdays I IVIO IS am alTirerrth Is rael Synagogue Anyonr can enroll al anytime and proe«Mls will go to Youth Aliyah Judy Welach is the mstrur tor The fee Is |iu per live session or pro-raled per tlSwMhtiabyMtler For fvtlMr brformatian. call Ruth 4gM7l3 Mr and Mrs Dave Knvo riia recently relumed from It rati They Joined with the MoUle Delman tour While m Israel they visited their grand daughter Tern Krivosha. dMtfilarorMr andMrs Nor man Krivosha. who is attend mg the Hebrew University

JCC Doors To facilitate a more efler ttve lecurtty system at thr J". the doors aidjacenl to the pre-school. dance and llirater wino. will be locked nlKhtly at < p m . Hhii Colman. exe^ cutjve director of the J(X'. an Mr Cofman said riiouM enter the bulMMg by iht BMiD Mbby

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I Continued fmni Page 11 ticneral He prriormed the same services in November 1174 In Germany Afflllsted with many organi uUons. Dr Nadich is chairman of the Commission on Jewish Chaplaino of Ihe Jew ish Welfare Board He Is art the board of directors of New York's nad SIraM "Y ". Ihe .National Jewish Welfare Board. Ihe Seminarv's Schocken Library and Ke search Institute. In Jerusa lem, and the World Council of Synagngusa A member of the Sem inary's National Ramah Com mission, he represents Uie Rabbinical Assembly, the In lematlonal Organization of Conservative rabbis, in the Coafrrence of Presldenls of Ma)or Jewish Ortantzatlons and on the Adminiittralivp Coaunlttee of the World Je« WiCongrcaa He also serves on ihr Steering Committi* o( Ihe (nends of the Harvard Judiiica 'olleclions and Is a member of the Advisory Council of ihe Jew ish latormalion Bureau, the Jewtatfl Welfare Board Executive Committee. Ihe Rat>^ bmlcal Advisory Council of the IJnItad Jewish A|ipeal and Ihe American Order of Ihe French Crolxde Guerre He is a past presMsnl of the RabMnlcdl Aaacmbly. Ihe A» sociaiioa of Jewish ChapUms of the Armed Force* and the

Jewish Book Council of Amen can and is a past vice-prest dent of Hadoar the Ameriran HelMewwp.; iie Ordalne<l h The ologlcal Seminjr> m America In l*M. Dr Nadich is a mem ber of the Seminar • "—'-f Dtrectorsand V.y roillee The ..;........> swarded him the rtsffia of Master of lli-brrvi Lileralurr Doctor ul ) and Doctor < iscauaai

Omaha Organizations

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NaihanM OotdbMf practlcr ' ' ' 'i (irk and Fe<l' mrf «asa«.' ax a renifHi' iintant b) th* Stall liml%3 He pr»-s. .les both profeMM. ale street in Albany During World War II. Mr Goldberg served In Uie Air and Supply Corps of Ihe L'S Navy u an rnlisled man and officer, being releaned from active duty in 1«45 with Ihe rank of Kruign ll<* remained in Ihe Navy until IMS wtien he was honorably discharged Thai year (Mdberit )olned the Jew lah War Veterans Foal lOS and became post mmmandrr in I9S«. commander of Capitol Dlnlmt riMiiMil in 1961. de par inander In I9MB , "inmanderolthe Set'otKl Hi-KK"! In IMM«. member ol IIH- NaUoHkf Exe cutlvr commiller of Jeui&h War VHiranv from I9t6 lo Ibe pri'-< rial judge advoca: atjonal budgH chairrn.in if;4 71. and has served JWV as drparlmeni

HAOAMAH The board of the Omaha Chapter of Hadasaah will meet on Wednesday. Dec 13. » 30 a m al the JCC The first organitational mertlng of the pvrninK group was held al the home ol Clairr Blaas on Monday. Nov 27 Newcomers altendmg were Sherry Fletcher. Valene .Scid man. Kicki Skofl Charloll)Bemateln and Clairr HIau Advisors allrndmg » err .Man lyn Pred. president. Diane Hoffman, memliership chair man. Marttyn WauerkniR and Pat Rose Anyone inter ested in atiendmg the next meeting lo be held in Januar> or In oblamlng further inlor mation may call Clairr HUiw

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vriK-v atyl New York I Km. and in presmlly man ol (he I'ubllc fommillee (or Ihe AHw chapter of Ihr New York .SI Society of Certified Public Ac countanis Within the Ji-v. > nily. Mr (rfitdt))'i I »* an officer of im- .'\iDany Jewish Community CMBCH, repieaeiiling the agency nn the Natlofiat Jrwixh Commu ntty Hf'liilUtflK .-\rK i..i)r\. I mm

cHs nalioii.' v Kelallom ( oncerru He IUI^| also served his mmmunlly ^^| Its aHocatlons and I nlted Jew ish Appeal drive sub<^mmll lees He is a paat prealdenl of | Congregation Otiav Stmlom In | Albany and has been M< •' president of the synanni J' senior cWiaen houalwg and IS currently inv the planninil ol anolhrr ciliren hiitning pro)e<i AmonK his achievrmentu JWV. Nair UolctMTK inilial Vietnam veterans in Ihe Department York and was awardstt Nappen trophy as depatlmetit commander of the vMr Nathan ai: lix-rK are the pan . .inal lorney with (lu .\aIlon.

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Hiitory of tho Jowg lllutf rotad with hun4r»4ls of p«lntlngs. drawlftgs mn4 photograph* — tIT.M Enormous in scop*, oliv* with brillioni OCKI mov infl doloil wriMon by fha mon most parlvclly suilod to tall tho slory to our gonorotton. ond prasontad in o richly illuslrolod lormot. Choim Potok's ponoromit history o4 tha Jewish poopio is o mognificani ochiavomant.

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Two JtwM Book Monik qwrial evenU will take place I>(c 10 •( tlir >wtih Commu^ nlly Center rram 1-4 CMMw-t ActhrMM. open to the entire rommunity. in dude a itory hour and an arta and crafta peiiod Children ol •11 afc* are Invited to make book nurka and label*, their own miniature pelon liookletii. aa well aa a vanel y of other re lated craft artiviliea Kefreah menta will t»e wrved MMI tk* Autkan.

Two Omaha authors. Dorothy Knpke and Palti O'Connor, will be pment to autograph

ttetr booka Dorothy Knpke !• Bathmally renown author of JewUli chililrrn s txjuks outh u Lal't Titt About God, Ul'i Talk AfeNt K0t aid Wnt^ and Ul't Tall AboMl OM Jwr Ml Hattdaya- Paiti oconmir whaaetMokOMtanmartn la^ raal waipubliah<'<' ber. la an award •« tographer and wak k:x)iit>it Detliner for the Jewudi Com inunlly Center'* r Bibllral Art and ^ Booki. record* ana Diixr noii day Rift iteniii of Jewish and general interest will alio.be on sale at (he RIM shop

Book Month Special Events CMMraa'iActWtUaa l.»2- Slory Hour I'rr DdMMl 2nd grade J-t - Art* and Craft* Allaiies

Hart (he Author* It Dorothy Knpkr and I'alli OConnor will be preaeni to autoRraph Iheir book* 4 1 4 Houk Salp

Board Acts on Camping The Hoard <>( liiretlors ii( Ihe Jewish Kederallttn of Omaha has approved a re<'om mendatkm of the Future Cam ping Dirertlons rommilttv not to reopen Camp K&thor K Newman In I97t The Board at a rerenl meet big. alao appr' ''i>er Sdiolanhlp i' ion which provid»~' lutnls (nr a

Deaths JOHNA.aOUMiON Funeral service* were held in Denver on Friday. Dec 1 for John iJack) A Solomon.

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Mr Soiomon was a longtime resident of Omaha and an early member of Temple I* rad Survivor*: wife, Tlllle, daughters Arlene Shaltll.

Chicago. Sally Uworkin.

Denver, son, Jack Solomon Jr , Chicago, brother. Alex ander Solomon, Tel Aviv li rael, II grandchildren

MOKTON MARGOLIN Morton Margolin, $7. bual OM* manager of the Hocky Mountain New*, died in Denv erNov n after a long Illness He wa* the son ol Mr* Mar iDlIn, former Omaha resident, and the late Dr Morn* Mar foltoi Scrvlcot were conducted in Denver Survivor*' wHe Bonnie of Denver ^ • nv er. and M <•», dam 1 Merry bill! rr. Hitse. oft iiH'iruni

Jewish Camping suhventmn program Two additional ri-<'ommen dallons were presented to the Jewl«h Community Center board for action These involve !»• menl ol a single i vices committee U> fxplun- ex panskm ol the JCC tamping program, and the designation of a atalf person to lerve aa a central referral source for Jeuish resident camping pro grams In the Midwest

Preschool Plans Hanukkah Night The Preschool IH-partmenl at the Jewish ( ummunily Cen ler IS planning its third annual Family Hanukkah Night for Wedneiday, Dec 2i More than no persons have al tended the two prevlou* Ha nukkah Night* and the Pre* chool Commiltee Is hoping lor even more this year, a spokcaman uu^ The traditional latke dinner will ir-'••'•'• 'irkey. apple laucr ris. cake and collet ...... ..^.11 be »3 2S lor adults and t2 2S lur children The nighl »ill begin uith th«' lighting ol Ihe candles lol lowed by dinner and laniil\ enlerljinnicn! I'.iitUir K.irii will I. kah v" Jewiiiti I oiniiiuMily i Vnicr Pre*choolers will pr<»«>nl Ma nukkah plays !<' can now be madi Jewish Communit) ( ••nicr Pre«ch<«<l iK-partmenl. tH11200. Kxl W

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"It s tough lo relate In two and onehalf million Soviet Jews, but It's easy lo talk about one-year-old Je**lca Kati " Thl* I* how the new pfVsl dent ol Ihe Union ol Councils of Soviet Jews describJ-d part ol his work during a visit to Omaha last w<<ek

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oil d person* Irom lh< ..at large An tJpcomingevenlon Is' calendar In December is a _ Spaghetti Dinner Party. Dec 9. al Ihi' home (if Debtiir Ui lihinsky chapter sweetheart .AZA Mdlher Chapii-r I is linking lor an i ilvi son, ANV n IN TKRKSTKDAlu, vMsrliTO CALK Ken Kahn HI H.VVt or Mike l.uslganen. :m IdSa Thank you

Omaha was llie 12th I'ourKil in Ihe 2:t member group, hav ing Joined alMMJl fi>ur year ago Mr (jordon. owner ol chain of convenience store said he has known Mrs fJoin stem lor alxHil Ihrw V<MI and that he was ini|" with Ihe work in tiehiil' viel Jewry that has iK'eti ,. complished in this area He told Ihe Jewish Press that Jessica s plight came In Ihe allenlion ol the world when the Cmimil s chairman ol Mi-dical .Molillitation nl So Viet Jewry. Or Paul Apju'l haiim. located a medical spe nallst whose wile spoke Hu.viian This specialist Dr Kichard Kinetiloiim. diagnowd Jessi ca's condilion as malabsorp lion syndrtime iby telephone (rom Boston i alter .Soviet din tors had maintained thai there was nothing wrong with Ihe bahy After the baby'* ailment was diagnosed, the Council brought xfiecial food for her on a monthly basis Ihniugh the travel program which had been set up to maintain con lad with relu.senicks

AZAIftIO ByRlckloRliM Chaim Weijmann A/A I5|i) held Us 16th annual Sweet heart Dance Dec 2 al the Highland Country Cluh The theme ol Ihe dance was. "Just the Way You Are " by Billy Joel We express our cnngralula lions lo nur ww .SMi-etheart IXMirl Fellman We would also like In thank St, ' ' - ' usie Koltman. and i lor always being '•'•••• -•••n we needed you You have all been the best candiale<< anyone could ask lor We like you all JU.SI Ihe way you are Klp<linns were held at Jell Kpnli'in s Dec I Danny Som berg was eleclnl president ol Chalm Weumann BHYO. Alex Miller vice president Kohert (Jreenberg treasurer, ahd my•elfsecrelary Installatwns ol the new olli cers look place al Ihe dance

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fusenick is sale In the I'nited Slates Mr (Jordon would have been at the airport to meet with the lamily had his trip not iM-en schedulJ-d previ ously Mr (iordon said that the Council IS a grass mots organ ization activist oriented and that he IS attempting to im prove coordination ol the var lousaclivitie!!

Mr (jordon recently presented an award to Kep K<> bert Drlnan i D Mass i lor his work on behallol Analoly Sha ransky In presenting Ihe award.

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