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New Yom HaShoah Concept Being Planned for Omaha I •jrCMradlWta'

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Jawlah Cultural ArU CouncU. Iha SacMy of Survtvon, and UM «Mirai Jewlab public hat baaa aiaattm raoandy to put tagithar a eomprahanilve plan to Involvr all eirmpntt of the community in thr comme moratloa of Yom HaShoah Tba purpaat o< the rxpandnl effort dila year la to begin to •hlfl tha raaponalbUlty of rr^ iminliahin Uw Hdorautl in •he yauBMR' genrralion. ac rofding to Sam Kried. pretl dent of the Society of Survl vort and coordinator of thu year'! program II wr do not makr sure that our rhlklren learn thr leuon of the Holocauiit. Ihrn that letion will t>e Icat after uur gen eratkm,"uldUr Fhed

.COUNCIL BLUFFS, LINCOLN. OMAHA Vol. LVIII No. 23

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The committee haa decided to expand the concept of Ihe-

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obttrrvame In addilion lo a main pri»gram ifwrr will l>e the Miowlng ctcmenU i IMHM rttMl tad ba davaiapMl: a maHwd of lavalvli^ Ibe rillgtoua tebooU will be formulalad: Sber Home reaklenU will have a ^MClaJ program there wlU be a ^lecial picture display in the Omaha Gallery Weat. rilma will be shown and a unique coUactkw of memorablllla will be on display The focal point of the com memoration will take place at ] p m . Sunday. April 22 at Itir Jewish Community f^mler The JCC Boaril of ' hat agreed to clow at 2.30 p m !•»"••.

Hies retaUd lla Shoah program UK to Phil Cofman, JCC executive director Thoae involved on the Advl lory Commlllee lor the Yom

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State Supreme Court JusUoaNormao Krtvoaha (Ml) poMawNh tormar UraaUPrtmaMlnialar VltibakRaMn. Mrs HalawKrtva*a.DlZalklii. iraarlandHarry Allen. UNLplaaat^dlNCtar aodprsaldantofTllaratfclaraalayiiafoflue.

HaShoah program Indude: Dan Bredkey. Rabbi oeth Braoabarg. Jaae Br >roofcs, ' Rabbi Stdnay Broaka, Rick CaanaM, Laalle Epatctn, Caniw Leo Peltman Also, Magda Fried. Murray Froat, Bella F:iaenberg. Joe KIrahenbaum, Forrest Knit ter. Ilse Kuttner, and Stanley Mitetaell Alto, Rabbi Isaac Nadoff.

Jeanette Nadoff, Baa Pappenhelmer. Bob Pappenhelmar^ Jan Perelman. and S(4 RIeket _ Alao. Michael Richmond" Carl Roaenberg. Judi Ronenb latt. Charlene Snyder. Stepha nie Wakthlag. and Kdythe Wolf Aiao. Marty Wolf. Aron Zel derman. David Lazana. and Phil Wayne

Project Elijah Expands 9 Seder Hospitality Program this yf.ii Ij. 'iillet h;iv#* rtpftv^i -,» in ' "* ' ' -ii** iirsi and/or

ByOMrail 1 PtMiMr laraail Pilme MloYlltbak RaMn facml a •4 pro-Paieatlnlan backMag In Uacain iMl vaak Mr Rabbi waa a anal laclarar at Iba UnlvanUy af Nabraska-Llacoln's Student Uaiab, March t DaHvarad to an aiidlaw» of nMatofUwmUNL the ipeech waa lo the ont delivered at CratgMoa Unl la both Iccturaa. Mr I pradlctad an EorptatolaraaN paaea traaty would ba ri*Md by Aprii, mi aultoad OH HMary af Ibe laraalt-Arab . TbaCm^HB laetyra I Mamvtad. and rea MwiJHBg ovatkHi M apprttximatdy 100 At UNL, ibauU of "mur dsrar," apd "Uar," broke into Mr Rabtn'sapaadkiaitUUNL Regent Ed Scbwartxkopf iCaatbHNdoaPagelt

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On this rommltlee are rep rescnidlivrR from Jewish Service, the Jewish i . I' I iiionnf Omaha, the Bu reau of AglnR and the Depart ment of Jewi.«h Frtwalion The expaminii IS lo Include newcomers to ..,,..,,„ II.MU.J inR lamllles The committee took Into consideration tlie (act that many new famlHes to our community have no relatives locally and would have no one with whom to spend the holi days Since It la traditional lo

spend the holidays with family and friends, and since It it also traditional to invite In tiie stranger, the committee felt that openln* Ihe program up to Ih' 1,1 mak' 1 pleaN>..... infiful Represent inK Jewish Fag ly Service on the commitb are Natalie (iendler. pn dent, and Bob I>ovetl. e cutive direilor Kepresentii Federation and er's Committee ; Iman, prrsidenl. er, committee chairn Conrad Koller. staff aa Representing the Bureau AKing IS Hen I.auh exeruliV lor And i '••parlmeni ...<.,iiHi

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Einstein's Legacy for tiie Generations as Jew and Zionist ByPbUtpStomovtu Kdilar. Oatratl Jewtab New* I JswtebTMagrapblc Agaacy, Inc I Mere mention e( tha aaaic Albert Cbialain sufflcca lo camI hMareat. Btographieai daU about bbn becomes a wparlHoUag. AU that naa* lo bo regtalered as an induMmeot •llMl 1 Uioran^ Mudy at bla ttte aad achlavemenu is to give dMoepriorlUaa: Hewaaba(iilnin«,0«rflMay.Marcbi4,l«79 HI* Special and Oeaeral Tbaertee of Relathrlty. ritiM^H bi MM and i«lt, laapaetlvely. brought about the griolwl laMtocbial ravotaUan rinee laaae Newton Eloateia uaUled dM concapu of space and lime, aiatter aad anarfy, gravitation aad tt>«tla. all OHutft at on* Ihae to be Independent aad sb*alute —^"a*, tato on* ail-anibraclng coamic concept He won the IPrlMtoun. la MH. altar Hitler came to paver In Oermany, Btoitota )ebMd Ihe iaetltida tor Advance Study at Prtocataa. New Jeraay aa ProliMir of MHJwmanrs and Theoretical nqnte* and aa bead of Ihe MathMBaUe* Department Ironically. EbMtabi, on* «f Ihe loraBMat padflato of his time, waa the oof to, bi hta mm words.-preaa Ibe button" that mbared In the atoaiUc era to military warfare.

Arrordbn to Ihe Encydopedto Judalca. Etaoiatn. whan approadtod by M* M*Bd (Uo) Sdlard. signed a tottar to PnaMant RoeaeveM pelnlbn out dw (aaeibllity of atomto Margy. II WM

the letter that sparked the Manhattan Project and future devel opments of atomic energy However. Einstein, oppoaed to the uae of tlie atomic bomb, as were many other sclenlltts. wrote another letter which, however, arrived only after Rooeevelt's These are Mghllghu in Ihe career of one of the greatest personalitlea in l^itory For world Jewry be was the giant who up held the banner of Juetlce lor the oppreeeed and championed Ihe aoplratlan* tor freedom for Jews everywhere, (or their right to rotate their legaciet and their just cause for Zion redeemed Albert Einstein was not aplogetic at a Jew He was staunch In his loyalties, even when he found it neccsaary lo deflne his faith, tlie religious concern sclentiflrally He stated "What are Uie characteristics of the Jewish group'* What. In the first place, la Jew"* There are no quick an swer* to IbM questkm The moat obvtous anawer would be the taUewlag: A Jew la a paraon protaaaing Ihe Jewtoh faith The su p*rftelal cbaractarof tbto au*aai tieaaUy recogilied by means ofashnptoparaliel LetusaAlhegnaatton What is a snalP An on*w*r atmllar tai kbid to the one given above might be: A snail I* an animal Inhabiting a snail shell This answer Is not allogeth•rtacorrect nor. to be sure, is it exhaustive: lor the snail shell bappane lo be but one of the material producU of Ihe snail "Similarly, the Jewish faith is but one of the characteristic preducU of the Jewtah community If la, turtbermore, known

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that a siull can shed its shell wlttiout tiiereby ceasing lo be i snail The Jew who abandons his faith Mn Ihe formal sense of t word I IS In a similar position He remains a Jew" Prof Kinslein could have been president o( the H"*" versity in Jerusalem He rejected the offer for su< leadership He was offered the presidency of lir,i' first president. Or Chaim Wpumann. died on Nov 9. Ii62 The | ttien Prime Minister David Ben (jurlon explained the proposal: "The presidency in Israel is a symbol." he said later It carries with It no power I thought to myself If we are looking for a symbol, why not have the most Illustrious Jew in the world, and poefibly Uie greatest man alive Kinslein'' Thafsall there was to II Had he accepted. I would have sutimilled hit name to ttie Knesset - in Israel the Knesset elects the president - and I am quite siire that Ihe motion for his election would have been carriefl by acclamation " That epiaode In Einstein's life, the oiler of the Israel presidency, la fully deUlled by hia bbigrapher. Ronald W Hark In the World published "Life andTImaaof Elnateln" "Einstein, like most of his friend*, refuaed to take Ibe Idea seriously and when the .New York "Hmet asked for Wa reaetkm on the evening of .Sunday the 16th. he refuaed to commerit. Shortly afterwards, the tdafihane in Mercer Street (Einstein's addresa in Princeton, New Jersey I rang again and the operator aaM Itaal (Continuedon Page?)

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"Egypt hM raMlMd that M yean o( war lad aewbare."

Hr.RabtaiaM TberaaleneoiMi a( Egypt are poverty, Ig Boraaoa. aad lack of edura (Ion." he remarked The current Camp David talki are "the only approach whicfa wiu brtag about a move toward peace." Mr RatMn added, layiag that a Hve-year tauiiMMt would be to prove whether PoUowtag Ibe ^teech and Ibe itamy quaation-aiid an twer •aaaton. the former prime mMiater attended a recepthm oMMvd by unlvenlt; auUMMlttoa

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To Tha Many Frianda of la Tratiak: Tratiak'a haa b«en a family inatilution hara in Omaha ainca it* founding in 1922. Tha buoioaaa haa an aatabiiahad laputation f or quabty productt, conaidaraM aaMapaopia, and fair daaHrtga balore and anar tha aaM. Tha raputation of Tratiak'a ooaa bayond buainaaa. raachmg into comntunitv involvannant tinta and again - «vith It Tratiak and hta family givirtg of thamaalvaa and ttMir raaourcaa to fialp ttiair city grow andproapar.

Thua, wtMn it cama tima for Tratiak'a to ba loW. thare wara ptaniv of buyara raadv to abaorb thia profiiabM and wtwMaoma antorpriaa Bafora aaMng, Mr. Traiiak irwaadoaiad many of thaaa poaaibM purchaaart with tlw aim of protactkiu hM awpluyaaa. hia raputation. and ttw intaraata of hia cuetomara.

We, ttM Oiamorxt Vogal Paint Company, ware horKxed t>v Mr Tratiak wtian ha parmittad ut to become ttio n«w owner* Wa are plaaaad ttwt h« •atoctad our company, and we. in turn plan to continua tlia oparationof Tratiak'* in a mannar that Mr. Tratiak would approve of To Mr. TratMk, wa wMh tha vary baM aa ha purauaa tha now chalangaa f«a haa takan upon himaalf. To hia marty friand* wa tay: li Tratiak way hava rartrad, but hia buiinpM phitoaopfty and tha tradition of Tratiak'* wM fiva dn.

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Aeadded HM aatt-RaMa graaip M Ibe •iidiawrt riiUlid of about l« yauag paopM. At MMI oae Arab aladHl awa iba redaad wMM AadMrad baad^ eMdio<lbaPU)|Mrrfflaa A( KM cMae of Mr fUUfi'i lynrti. tad al the end o( the ipMMIaa mil inaaw Miilia. te auitarlty af dw aadMaca |a*e lUbta a Handtaf ova tkm. dcapHt ihouu and boo*

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1979 Goal: $1,800,000 It's up to ALL of us to give generously to survive as a Jewish community.

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It's Up to Us: the funds we raise are used to benefit all of us through various agencies which aid Jews wherever they may be: such as Omaha religious schools, Center, Sher Home, Russian refugees; Israeli housing, education, elderly, jobs; European welfare aid.

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Yitzhak Rabin andEliZalkin , tariDer Prime Miiilifiir of tafMi, I u ccirMrAnary man So It Eli Zalkla o( Omaha, Ncbruka The two fint met in NoMaber of 1977 when Mr l>in viiited the Omaha larad DIamr ot State which honored Mr Zaikin.

At that time, Mr RaMa visttod the Zaikiw la their home and waa prepared to accept thair iovitatk» to itay overni^it rather than s» to a hotd.

However, the telephaae rang aad Mr. Rat>in was summoned to important duties eUewhere.

Their friendship was reiiindled during Mr Rabin's recent visit to Creighton, his tour of the Dr. Philip Sher Home for the Afsd. and his talk at UNL This tine, everything clicked, and Mr Rabin ttlieevening of March l at ttie home of Mr and Mn Zaikin Although most of the conversation and activity •t evening is personal and private, one incident can be reported.

Mr Rabin took off his tie and jacket and into the kitcben ... He asked Sarah for a I of coffee She offered a sandwich to go with it.

1 he accepted the idea of salami Then, he proI to make the sandwich himself " Mr Zaikin said Mr Rabin paid him a high honor by making himself at home Before leaving the next morning. Mr Rabin ex a personal invitation to the Zalkins to stay t home in Israel.

Although a date was not set, the Zalkins acthe invitation. "It gives me something to •for. "Mr Zaikin said Tliis episode brings up an interesting questkm: "Do events make people, or do pesple make events?

In this case, an extraordinary event took place in Omaha, precipitated by two extraordinary men May they continue this friendship . . this year tn Jerusalem.

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UalventtyofBertbi la Ibe lale MSCi ht had teen what waa cominc "K you trem't a Jew aed poHticaliy imamelad, you ooidd nwve aroMod Genaany and aay, 'my. iMt la ae erdarty, veil alfMctiirid, weH nm aacMy'and ae( be awareem," be raealed.

Tim effect of the tWocaaat. M news ivacbed Aaaarlca "itniek a reel chord of eynmatby." said •patibi aod the MS bale croupe "loMed up alinaat oveml^ " TMay, Epe^ta eetl awtaa Oiare are ao morr than JS, aomnc whkb are the ASicrtoae Nail Part, the KlaM ami Uie While CitiMM Party grDi«a Tbeee la atin agMaUae aam^ UM eitrame r«^ wli« oriBBilaoaoe. but Epslete credHi the Civil RI^U Mavtmam of Ibe SbcUee for brbic*i« about aaUaoal laws pNhMUH dlaerimbMUaa to educatten, lobe aad ether araaa.

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you hav« a Kood Job (or a ax>d man'' Q. Why an there aa Buqr banka ta laraeir A I bavaa't heartf of a buapy beaker yet! q. Ham can laraalla alaad havtag cheaee. herrtaf. aardmee Hd alkad ingalaMai lar hraakfiat every mombig'' A. They dea't. llMd'a what dW halala aer«e the leurMa appataaUy under II •ilHikialiapiiiilinlkifi r["^r—'-' Q. Why are yau ae pf«|u<lcad aaabMt Rafarm Judalam* A gee reply la Ibe aaxtauaaf tea.

Q Why are yau aapreladkadacabal Reform Juadahm'* A See replay lapie>kiuai|uaaltaB Q Why dM you avoid fimmaai on Uw peacr lalka dunn« all Uie wwaha aad weathi el aeaellatloe'' A. I dMnt avoid the aid>^ )act. but bacauM eveota were a^ lo chaagi ao qmcUy. I didn't want to be cai^ wUh a eomoMiaary thai turned out to be com pMely obaoMc by the t ime H art bite prfed Q DoM Itracf haw the atomic beanb* A I wouldn't Ml you rvenldkaew Laf theArabaUmkweda: tbat'ioMM^ Q Whal'i the beet alrime to uee to flyloc to larael'' A Thry're all Rood I Oy by El AI baeauM I thtak aecurlty la (rval rr. and bwauae It'• like aupportmt the aUahpoche QWouldn tit hrtp the national hiiilgK If larael bade natleaal lotlcry^ A 11 doe* Mltal HapayU. afatoat^ervleed. aon-proflt lotiery and tta afniiaied Latto gaaw of chaace offer weekly prime of aeveral million Powidi PnifHa fo tato bulldbig o( iclMoii and hoepUala 4 l> the Kalrr tale lo drink In Itrad'' A. Vea. but not from opm brooka or Mreama Q What la dm bdareet on buabiwi toaaa In larael* A. HM Irgal rato la Mvpoaad ta be »%. but tt la bBpeaalMe to SMI for leoi Oun 10% bdareal If the capital la aot Ibikad I ly to UiF Coal of Uvbic or other almUar Index which i nation Q It It true Uiat people live hmiier In larael'' A KtatlalM •how that average llfrrapectancy here lor men u 71 yyean an lor women n 4, one o( the hiahcel tlguret In the world Thr im partaM ihlng. however. It Umt Ule bare la Ularaalli^ cballeng b«. exdniHt tOita wiui maaatac. Thal'i llvb«l

Letter to the Editor \

The Jewish Future 11 read Uul Benlamhi B. E|Mtaai waa roUrliia tron bis poa« executive dtractor a( Aali-DetamaliMi I ngw, I t badile av am daya wIMi dw I^aa«M bi norMa <

UMC I^

I that we wort lor the leflheBladiaadm^iaalcBwaBwadllm."

I Jews." he said, "have a freei atafce hi • traatplre aaaoofhly It'iapraeeai, ai and It jaat deaaal tahe place aatamattrally OrgaaliaUaM Uka our ova have reallMd that we Bwal play a role to the eaaMMBdljr, that we eamiel be ior enreelvea alow. We beve la walk lar tta rIgMs af other* and, aaee you do thai, yeu divilep a eooHUea ef iareee oo die aide of r«#d. deeeacy aad Jtatkc ' Pertunalaly. Bca Epalaia wlU ramala on wlUi Oie ADL I wlU be avaOaUe to aa aB. We're Ml better off tar the liaitarmip he bm prevldad II pravo a atrooc band at the ADL •WelldiM,Bea.Wea ' .2j^r^Mer^fir? ^

TlMU^ each a ttalement it crude and bupprepi lale. i am not tuqiriaed brcauae. In hit own way, Preaidem Carter hat told dM Anwrican Jewish rnmrnunlly. In a oure aophlatlcalcd man ncf. the aame thing (or the pati two yeart Thla IraatmaM liy the PraaMeol. however, hat not been exclualvely dbactad to the Amarteaa JewMi comaMaiity The Preaidem baa told maay athm fine Amartcana, aaaoyaf them who were, In lact, reapoaolhlalarhlaalaetlan, to "kimblabackaida " bMhidad bi this fraiv am dm Mawtog: The Aaiertcan labor amvamant. Uic larmara. aupyartara tor ERA aad naUanal woman'! groupt, minorttim and diaadvam agwl, aaaall buabrnm comnunlly. Meiiran-Amerlcaaa, wmlara atalaa that need water aad other projecta. and thoae In our country who look lor a •Ifoag Aamrlca with a aound nacal pallcy The Praatdam baa not Uinilad bit abuMve polley to < laaaaa. Hit admbiWrathio't energy aacretary. James f ar, laid our fiad nslgmors to the aaulh to Itn to take ttwlri ral ^a aad chafea an K Tnraafeout la (air pUy, aad Mexira » PI mill al Jaae Upm Paitflto (uatlflaMy, durtog the Carter vialt. gave aar Pmatdam itaallar traatmam The Prealdrni baa ahanitonid Taiwan, aur lenanandlng (riead ta Seuttiaaat Aato, to ordar to t Ha bMlatod an givbig back the Paaaau Caaal. wWeh many Amarteaaa Wt WM dairbaantal to our aallaaal aatwity 11w PraaldMtf aeeomplMMd a paHHeai eaap to October iffTi to alfecUag Hw Camv DavM ^aamaats at a tbM when Us popalartty waa at aa aMhae lew, aaly to Aartly I a courw which irealad an bnpaaae. aad than ba I wMid, to (ad. place Uda amaU democracy aad our Irtanda to ttM Mlddto Emt to great laapardy The PraaMam atoa told our friend and aUy, the Shah of Ira how to run bto couatry aad then deaattod Mm to a time of < aaly to laae tor ear caimlry daqtoralaljraM to AjratoBafe KbamMM tokk« mw ttto rMaa M IriM aad M Is j I (att IhM KhsaMtoi la aM a friaad M Bw UMIad I I by Oto dipartm* and evacuatlaa of Amarteaas I N waMd aM aaprtoe aw to sea aO idlbaltevalhaaai BUkhig PrmtdaM Caitar a «

TfW JMMVI r^9tl^

March t.ltTt

Letter from M-ei

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The Written Word

Jerusalem

ByMorrlaMaUBa

For thoae of you who art lolcreaied In Joumaliam. here*a

ByDrrMIMIdl

^^B II bM bMB tour y«ara Mwt I Uit wrolc honac wtdi a Jeruu ^Hpa nibMm »immm. Much hM thm^t* kar* iriaet I lUidM at ^•i tUknm UalMnity HM rale «(tiriiMH* bctwaan doUan Md pouodi la moat aaUeMblc Whit* In 1174 am doUar coutd br eoovaftad MHo a lltUa over fawr pounda, today Ui«l ume doUar raluma It paundi A bua rtdc today coou two pouoda romparwl lo M atDraU tour yaara ag> Oa dM aurtoet IMa MuaUao may i^paar qHHa tevorable to lowiala llaaa»ar. wttti aa anaual InflaUeii rale «f H par caoi aod a vahta addad aalaa las a( M par eaot, avaa paapte wM dollar* •vcntually faal Ihe ptodi. Tha mala raaasa for Uilaaconam ic pr»dlcanianl la Uie larfr amount of maaey raqulrad lor dr Nearly 45 per ccnl d the entire liraell budgrl (oca lor ^^L /Utbaugli there have been no major military ' ^^beotvli^ laraei iUKe Ihe II7I War. people arr ^^•lua. Cvea ttaov^ aaeiirlty la light, tarrorlBt bomb* runimur m ^^Ball la the ctty eeMara and border tovna. When a penon enlert ^^•grocary atore, departmel itore, nMivta theater or any other ^Hivy puMtc bultdbii. an arvad gaard Haada at the entrance to ^••arcfa their baga befcre aUovliic tbeai Inaide Slyia reading "Beware of SuaplcKMis Ob)erti" are pooled ev ei'ywhete BUHO. bllltioanli. newipapen and ilore* all dlaplay Ikia wandi^ and a very real warning It la Laal night a bomb weal oH la Ihe Old City kUlIng one peraon The bomb apparently asptedad while belBg put togelher by lU creator Faihloned Into a cooking gaa cylinder, the bomb had enough exploalvei to cauae tevere damage If It had been placed In a denaely populated area Don't mlaunderatand me. I love Jeruaalem 1 am happy tn tpll viHi Lhai uroe thing! never change here When I Irll Omaha • the ground and lh« Irmperalurp hovrrml around ,imv(>d In JpruKaIrm 24 hours later. I found gm-n t*lu« tkiM and a temperaiurr of K degree* Jeruaalem'* rainy aeaaon haa yrl to spoil a day lor roe you know. I arrived here on a Wedneaday Thursday I 0(1 my )e« lag. and Friday I bought lupplles Friday, ol 1* a qieclal day in Jeruaalem and II haa provided me with my moat plcaaanl experience. Bank* cloae at noon, slom CloM- at 2 D rn and Dubllf tranm>r1alior. whu h t^ a tn;ti(>r

It M^nik. ua/ilklogrivt llu .SIIUMIII Qu<>< n Aitli liciJi (IHAI i^.

By mkl-aftemoon. the *lx<lay work wrtk reaches a rliaiatii flalah People run through'the itreet* trying to mncludr (heir buatawaa. the aroma of Sabbath eve dinner* being i-ookpd flnatK throu^i the air and final preparation* are made lor the .Sabbath A* Ihe BUn dlaappeara behUid the Judean Hill*, the street* are nearly devoid of automobile* The ubiquitous aound of buae* ladee away and Sabhalh randies arr klndlrd arourtd thr city • Suddenly. Ihe rmpty streets arr lull of people going to Friday night service* • The Iradllion here 1* to have services belorr the meal ) Busy inleraertions which Just hours earlier had been Jammed with ran are now packed with people II is a beautiful sight .Sabbath has arrived For almoat 2S hours, this Iranquillty will B«e«p Ihe city Than on Saturday night as Ihe sun leta. cars begin lo fill (Iw •Ireeti Traffic lights which have been flaahlng yellow on and off now go through their entire cycle Sabbath dress Is ex changed lor weekend ckKhes The famou* triangle of Ren Yehu da, Jaffa and King (ieorge Street*, deaerted for the paat day. once agala (well* with people and automobile* Hesiauranu re open. Movie theater* re-open Finally, one can hear the lamlllar I of buae* revving up their motor* Another .Salibath In Jr^ I baa come to a cloae • la ao much to aee and abaorh In Jerusalem that It i* Im to tell all In thl* letter In future letter* I will write . Thaae then are my initial impre«*lonB on rpvlsiUng Jeru salem. Nest week I will wnte you about my apartment hunt

Observance Extended WASHINGTON IJTA) President Carter's Commission on the Holocat«t ha* extended the "Days ol fteroambrance ' for victim* of Naxtam from two days this year In late April to the hiU week of April O-n The week* pehod Inehide* Yom Ha tttoah. the lotematlanally recogniicd Holocaust Memorial Day thai la la be marked thla year«n April 24 Congreaa and Ihe President originally set the United Stalea day* of remembrance for Aprtl 2t and 29 and these will alao be Incorporated in the week'* observance, the Commlaaion decided at Ita first meeting since It was named laal November It met In the old Executive Office Building after Ita member* were *wom In at the White House by Houae Speaker Thoma* O'Neill (DMai* I ' The M-mainber Coaunlaaloo and Its advlaory group of Z7 ummban will inaat hart again April 34 in a naUonal ceremony M UMii|iiaiiini altiw wboae program will be pUumad by a CongraaataMl ffviv and Iha earamony Uaaif organized by the fader•I gimiwiiM. tiw OoHinilaikw'* office lald Hie cochalnnan al the Coouniaaloa's aato-cammMlae for the oomineinoratlaa are tan Jalw DHtotlh (R.M«.) and Rabbi Marc Tananbaum of New Yoit. naUoMl MarraUglaui affairs dirwior of the Amert caa JawM Caaiiiltlaa.

Pagat

rtrat, ll'a naceaaary lo explain news A quirk definition could ba the foUowlne newt i> HnmHhing taken out of context thai 4iarkaanem<> ilieobaarvar With thla d> lam going to Uluatrate thl* les

Uon that proceeds be uaed for aocial action programa Illustration:—'-^ ivesMarkPtotkin He Is the I 'inal president of AZA who waa in Omaha last ^ , :. and motivate local chapter* the youth organization Plotkin la traveling around Ihe world with the cooaent of high achool principal rather than fulfilling other for hlB senior year PMkUi won't suffer because of this activity because he ready haa been accepted by Yale University (or entrance In tember Plotkin. Pkrtkm. why Is this name so familiar'' Well here s a hint Whilp in Omaha, he visited Central High School and a (..ii,.,( vit.il ti ha(ll)<'<T (rMnicnted IA his father, Stanley.

r with the Fedei iK-h aboul Omah And tlMr keniui I' ;i\e he knew Marl AZA th» placeti he i. i»»n to Drnatiii. utilizfd his time here to trace I p* -

;eh. Mark m.i^ •'•••''•"•• • (I a volunii il tii^ f.tld, . . I'l V, ' IMOs Non and Mark Hlolliin inlrrnatioiial preivKieiil u( AZA ii> not only following in his dad's footsteps, he traced them where they began right here In Omaha M

Mark Plotkin and an old laaue of the Jewlah Preaa

son in Journalism with two actual examples, both of which look place last we4*k in Omaha Illustration number one Involves a routine press confererHc called by the National Kellgmi* Coalition for Abortion Righls "RCAR; The pre** conference was called (o make available (o Ih. pr**w^ i\Lii «>ai,<-iitiv'*'v lit tli Atl ,&h,ik<, n:>li/.ri^l ,,ff

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tn. tionsolHCAH The r • -^ ' -' ' •' • ' giOUS or .

V let Ion .1 „ -- -.-. ^ and rrligKHLs (rn'ihim, coordinate support lor sale-guarding (he legal fiptlon of abortion I asked'' How is your organizat ion funded'''' The answer brought color to my ears tension tn my hair, and gooaebumps lo my arms I was hearing new^ The principal source o( funding for Ihi through the profits of a working oil wril deeded to a Unitarian church in New York s(dii'

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"ti wa.s i^ had - ilipula

Freddie Hodge* i left) coordinator of RCAR and Pat Gavett. executive director, flank Jane Brooks, a representative of Temple lirael Sisterhood

A Tarnished Image Abroad

By Leonard Davia Near Eaat Report "The most painful period ol (oreign policy setbacks since (h<' (allot Vietnam.' Is how veteran New York Tlmea correspondent Hedrlck .Smith described the recent assaults against the I'nited .States in Afghanistan and Iran and insults In Indochina and Mexico Other columnists and several editorials analyzed the US posllion and image abroad "Despite the brave words about American leadership spoken

by President r .'i-r ^i <:f^rg1a Tech." columnist Joseph Kraft wrote last w<i , nislratlon has shown sell dnuht about defending Ani<' ; <'sts all around Ihe world II is this American self doulM thai now make* the world *o perilous " I February 221 Four days later. Kraft analyzed I' S action In support of Ira man Prime Minister Bakhllar and found II misdirected "Al moat everylmdy. including me. has al < wrong alwut event* In Iran." he sairi president's state of mind He thought IH ,,.,,K ,„. ,,,.,,,di, military In fact, he wa.s a party tn their destruction " —' Th«' l;ii h lit Mdiiiii in rTUfhiif Ihe latest oil crisis was column tsi "Again, wr are in the middle ol,. iiid again ab American adminis IratHMi Ik tluing dliinAl nothing aboul it. Kowen complained "What IS worse. President Carter is making believe that with a little bit of voluntary conservation, the problem ran be han died •Timlc analyst. Is "(or the The solution, according '- ' United SUte* to quit kld<< •out oil and energy Wr I especially lo the vast must look to alternatives ' storaaof coal in this country ' In dtscus*lng .Secretary of Oefenae Brown'* recent Middle Eaal mlaslon, the Atlanta Journal alao addresaed the laaue of Its rcaolve (February 131 "If we are paaalngout aaaurances with (hiuM In our own collective mind a* to how far we ihall go and wlial we would l>e willing to do. we are playing a dangerous game which la fraught with riak," a Journal editorial lald "Any conunltmaata wc inake In the Middle Eaat ahouid be one* which

weareready and willing to back up ' "The period of relative calm In the Mideast last (all hg passed < and i the administration didn't show much eviden that It knew the full import ol what was happening." the Wa Street Journal said last week in an editorial exploring the lale Camp David meeting "President Carter s foreign policy ag dress at the Georgia Institute o( Technology sounds as i( Ihe i minislrallon still doesnt know (<•'"•••'••'•• ' •" ••''••! (ore most of the rest of us lo lake a (i lyth is crawling out from under the i region "Kgypt and Israel slill have a powerful common interest I peace and may yel gel themselves one."" the Journal conclud "Hut no one should miss the fact thai hy acting so diffident abia our III loyalties we have made the peace a mo uii ill undertaking Maybe we'll learn the le S4HI iiii>

II -„,,i,l

The New York Time* defended the administration again "the rash clamor (or action" by what columnist .Mary McGr called the "hotheads, the contingency planners and the wa game players "' But both questioned American resolve There is "a growing arxj legitimate concern alxiut wheth America knows how lo use its indisputable strengths to promo Its global Interests.'" TheTlmcasaid 'February 181 "Getting tough with unmanageable events is like gettin tough with a snowstorm.'" warned MKJrory "It mi;-'" • you a heart attack Bui those wh<j applaud the Pi < ceptance of calamity sometimes think that Jimmy < does It" ColumnUt Stephen Rosenfeld of The Waahingtoo Poat saw administration policy as "'adjusting to changing circumstances and working things out as beat we can" "With our *tlll great reaource*, we need not shrink from such^ a policy, as unherolc a* It may sound," Roaenfeld wrote HutH what agitates people moat, he added, "la essentially the matter ^ of appearances: that Carter looks weak and Irreaolule '' There is an old political axiom: "The perception of power power" If so. the perception of weakness la weakness

t t«79

Beth Israel KaVKM: nukir:

Mtowad by aaartvattpm t« IB : 7im.aBd7p.m.

lamcum

-Uadi aad ' «riU •y, Mar tt, ana to > » pm at tiM MMI

Ch*

« Itpm Paaillyawirteat Mpm Aw MTVIBS *K*i« fey RatM Iiaae Na4on.

Cmtm UaPMtiBM aad llw BMklarMlCiMtr BATMmVAII CkarlatU fataa Ro«i, dai^Har at Mr md Mn AMB MMB. wW bMMM a B« MIUvM IMa imifen al t: IS pot

wvamnxr - CABNIVAL rOMraadtlw • will a ParlM Muiical.

••n* DtdMM WMi Maaun 10 am by tlK U(Y eai^val. All atoariian 01 m»eammmmtm»yumd PUIOM KiaEDULX 11 - 7 pm Na TalBMid Torak [I at ON JOC TlMra wtU bt a eaMoMa paradt lad rtrraahmaott feUawUig Mr-

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•( Twak rtind ptaa lo aU thoat ladtaa vke daMlad til* to Tarab Piaid. tte arm a( UM raatI halla at Uw J«vWi Thecat Saailnary Caator Chain Najman and hli •'Purtm SpMan" «rlU than pwawi Ihalr "Purlai Sptai."

Tha H'lalHi wlB and wtlh a

a»m ailh UM RaMM i « p.a.

MladMSanrteatllpm Ma-art* and P.M.

Havdalali 4

Mitivah •! (hr Minrti< ^M•^vK'<' on Saturday March 17 at i pm

Lincoln B'nai Jashurun PrMqr.lpiB OM Mr and Mn Ira aad Ms Mar*a

Lincoln Tifereth Israel

Torrt W am to aooo. Tka Pyrtm Camhrai wttl ba bald irom aaaatolp m Pood will be (aroad Ibrougii o( • SYOwUI bahi fiMr0i«f OHbaMM. Richard Ifahtii la diatr mmiottkaCanlval Haoday. March U - No Talmud Torah daataa arUlbcbcId -7 pm - M««UWi roadhif Grooara vUl bo dMrib^ •lad. I p m - AnoaiMOMmat ol aioctloo aliman and coroaaUen of Purtm Royalty nvaday. March U 7pm Shactiarta Servteo aad MogUWi raadlH IMItr:7aai.aMlt:lSp.m

a*RiimvAH D««U n—Mala.

ton of Larry wUI baeomc • Bar

lUbbt Barry L. Wa CaaUM-GaUP KafywHIamd-

"Wkat Jl I—iffiHIy ma Wkat I PiaaaMly •«•«•" ThatawMbcaS^feaWiCal

r: Ham •'NAIMrrXVAN Rlehard Martia CtildMata. ma «< Mr. a«d Mra Owtd

riMay:lpin

HMivili aa PtMay ii'Whn

•arvtocaam.

Jr CowrigaUaRVVain MlnyiB* Monday aod Thurtday 7:Ut.Bi

•aadW. tImrMa Ami Hman. datitf^ tar o( Mr. and Mn. Lea Oavtd •mo*, will bacoma a Ral Mlltvah on Friday evaotat iiiitlUliirilaj innratai. fdiiiti 1* aad 17 PURUi CARNIVAL Tbe Tampla Y««lli Ora^ viU hold the ammal Pttrlm Carnival (rom noon lo 4 p m .

Sunday. March it. al the Temple The aflemooa la pUaoed lo (UehaU at lo

Offfutt Air Base •nVKXt:

MafalagSarvloatain adciMHwIUilhc btMd.

Temple Israel BKVKBi: Prtday lUpM

larrtoat art ««dartad In Prtday or aaehi I pm Md taarth Prtday at 7:llp.m. AaOaagShabttat M lOVI die MTVlCO. Sorvtooo aro conductod by RaMH Sydney L Hoffman

Council Bluffs B'nai Israel KRVICBi •a m la m t«-vtoea conducted by Mr

B'nai Jacob Adas Yeshuron onviccs: : t 4Sam : la m

Or. Sfier Home KRVICES DatymidUBrday I am Man iDd wooMn al the community ara lovHad lo partlclpaie In tte aarvloai

puRm Tha baghMlM o( Pwrim will be marked by a lervlce March IX. 7 M pm . whldi wUt la

Oa TlMiday. March 13 al Boon. Tampie larael Slater hoed will hold ibair Imifhawi lobe kOowod by an aacttli« irtall o< "Our Owa Ptonaart " Mollle Delman and Toby Kagan will moderate and In Iroduea Bertha Stem. Prieda Swartt, Aba Candier. Nellie KadlB and Ok* Oumman. wha wU Mmn IteIr taidlvldiial I at MuiUtfatloa lo

ByCvaldMrarta It waa aa eadUag and Inter aatta^ monleg an SuMlay.

PM B We at tte Itaae had iothav III Prime MMatar Yil*ak RaUn ad ftaaaaur raaidanU and atair Tte IhaoM a( Mr RaMn'i talk waa Ite irganl naad fcir a jaat and rewpiiti paact m tte MMdh Bart Ha aaM that lerty I aacrtflce aftdafmrt on Ite part tt enaryete bwalved.

HIa ramarts Ml nt with a lerveal prayer lor peace — la our hearta and on our llpa Pleaae G^ielHtetoon Mr RaMa alae dUruaaad Ite itudmMa aad (acutty al Crri^lon Unlveralty on Pab 14 Another dlilln(ul*bed fue«, Pather Wm KeUy tt Ci«li0Maa Callage, vMlad our HaaMaaPriiS Tte lour (amoui Rlnulo litlara aalertained ut on Pah » Ttoy were greater than ever - aad captivated Ihetr audi eaee with their dngtof and dancing Tte el dart lang "My YIddlaha Momma" which braughl lean lo our i Our enthualastic gave tte ilatan a ftanding ovation II waa a reia>lng aad ao)eyaUe allaraooa on flunday.

Peb B witen B young people (ran tte "J" wttha taleel of rtngta^ and danchig. They were Indeed a talented group

i( toking ordort lor

BARTON'S CANDY FOR PASSOVER Orders must be placed by Mardi 11, 1979 C—tit

Cad

•oraka Cahwt. UM411 ar

vice: Ite i vatloaa la Friday. March • GuaMs are walooae

SHUKERT'S MEATS & DELI

••nadtctlbn for Kindling Sobboth Light*:

BanAh Atah Adonay Elotwinu MeMch Hoolom.

Ashcr Kidwhonu Bcmitivotov VetiivorHi Lehodlilt NdrShdShobbot.

(Blessed art Thou. 0 lord. Our God, King of the Universe. Who sanctifies us by. His Commandments ond has comnunded us to Icindte the Solibath lights.)

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This Service Presented as o Counesy by OMAHA SilVIMQS AMD UXAN ASSOCIATKlIf trni.) laok a>M. 4 •. CM««r aa.

|l. one waa Bntta ay flpenM, one Dalmatian and ate a Oactebund Tlila waa a beautiful dwnonatrallon pertomuuice - Ite dogl were almoat human. Cm OUMI really see iham le appracMe thelt talaal. Our raaldwli did a lot iBgwalc^^ afimllkvaadkeaUtagi tagttedapparibm Vm waelter la never id^ cold nor lee edady lor our real dMta le ceow lo tte "J" on Monday Ttey ai^ey ' Mmoand)ual i •0 Uiey button up ttieir codan and away they go full of pep aadenergy G-dMemthem' Ptlday I* Ceramin day and we are grateful to Sam Zwei back our loyal and dependable chauffeur He krepa our U)VR but rolling II you are nol takbtg ceramics lust gotag ahiag h>r Ite ride with Sam aad partakkig af Ma wtlty oonvenellon — K la worthwhile. Our ilacera Ihanka to you, San. for providing the ftaH traaiperaitoa Zy gertmnl and heap II««'

BETH ISRAEL SISTERHOOD

Sabbath Candlallghting FrMay. Mardi •. *i«S p.m.

9ri4mf, mmrOt U. htU p.M.

Our ttaoar* thanks lo CSmcfc Araold tar brtagfew dwn here Wa hope la IM them back hareagabiMaa Anotbar talaal riiow wat held aa P«b B We were vie Had by dgbt teautlful dogi aad dMlr maaien Thrwe dogi •an MaHaoe. trahwd lor five jttn. each kavlH • I'D (uUINy degree) ibnUar to a

M14 Wllllwms

SMMtS

In th««« timwe of •xtromely high priest tha lack of compatition con be dwvatlating lo Ifio conaumar

Turkey Roll Ground Beef

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•rtahe*

Corned Beef.

Veol Steoks Soloml lunrfay Hewr* f a.m. to I p.m.

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100 Years After the iCaaUauad from Pa«t 11 WM M HM UM 'Itarr Goit.'odaliMd HilM DukM I's Mcralary), «iw had MMvwvd; •WtHiH^BB! What ?' TMa Uaaa H WM Abba Ibaa, Iba laraalt Aaritaalo UM UaMad SMM, vka waa maUag aa MonBri laqulry teet^HtmprmUnij HHiaraaWawdbyavot* "Hla raply waa bi kaaplag with Ut rapulallsa 'Hlamataaiid wflMal IbMitfA.'uy« Pro! MHraay, who «ai wttb Mm whan Uw call caaM tt»nu0t, 'waa baw to apare Out inihaaaartnt iha cm' barraaaaaM of bla bMvMabia rafuaal' "T* Bbaa tbc iltuatloa waa aqually claar: 'Ebiatata waa vtoIMy MMvad by the aplan*ir aad awtactty of UM Ihoutfit.'be Itai 'a^aeUaa waa fUm tat vahaaMal 'I know a littk batald,'aad hardly aagrOiiag about man 'Helm Hto to iccapt bla nagatlva «lattalaw aa flaal aad do avary •aaMa to dhrart aod baaMi tba praaa whoae raprMcntaware toytog alaga to Ma bouaa In Marear Street " "Bui Ebaa'i laatmcUona had come iMract from the Prtme Mtailalar He finally eanvtncwl Elaateln that It would be Impropar lor biro to reject the propoaal on the latephonf, and the follow lag day made a formal talegraphad raquaat that he should receive bla deputy to aaaii bla 'reactloa on a matter of the moat utmoat urgency aad iBipoftaace ' 'Ebiatabi tdephoned Eban, again declining the Invitation However, on Tueeday the IMh a formal letter was ttrougtit to Prtncetoa by the Israeli Minister, David Gotten Acceptanrr would enlaiJ moving to Israel and taking Its dtlienahlp.' ukj thr letter 'The (>rlnii« MIniater aaaursa roe that In such rlrrum stances eompletr facility and freedom to pursue your great scl entitle work would be afforded by the govemmcnl and people who are fully conaclous of the suprenc aUBlWfawce of your labora ' II was a persuaaive appeal to a man lor whom the rrealion of Israel waa a political act of an caaantlally moral quality Iti refusal lUumlnatoa a good deal of Elaaleln'i life In three starkly honest paragraphs 'I am deeply moved by the offer from our Stale of Israel, and at once saddened and ashamed that I cannot accept It,' this said All my life i have dealt with ob)ectlve mat lara, hanca I lack both the natural aptitude and the npertence to Itealyraparly with people and to cserctar ufftclal functtons For ^•k raaaona aloaa I riwuid be unsuMad to (ulflll the duties of MKwftfi office: evan If advancing ago was not making Increasing Inroads on my strength ' " 'I am the more diati aaawl ever theae cicumatancea becauae my retotlonahlp to the Jewlah people has become my strongest bwnan bond, ever since I Iterame fully aware of our prrraruius

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Albert EInateIn situation among the nations of the world'' " 'Now that we have lost the man who lor so many yeara. ag alnst such great and tragic odds, bore the heavy burden of lead Ing us towards political Independence, I hope with all my heart that a successor may be found whose experlenrr and personal! ly will rnatile him to arcepi the lormidahlr and rraponnlblf

This Is the historic Incident about the man who waa <] having said "I am sorry I was bom a Jew, becauae Ui me of the privilege of chooalng to be a Jew" 11 waa Albert Etnatein the Zlaaiat who energad OS) the acasw.

In times of crtaaa lor Jewry and the Uberattoa awvemaol, aa one of the chief advocates Of atatehood for Jewry He apofee often, ef lerllvely. In sufiport of the Jewlah national cause, and on one oc casKMi he said I am agalnat nationallam. but I am In favor of Zionlam.

"The reaaon has become clear to me today When a man has both arnu and he Is always saying 1 hsve right arm. then he is a rhauvinlst However, when the right arm is missing, then he must do something to mako up for the missing limb Therefon sm, as a human iM-in^ an <ippum-nl of iialionaliKm But at a J^ I am from today a supporter of I IK- I<>>AISII /lonisi efforts ' Einstein's support was to br< iiy the general situ alMn In Germany .Support for .i n was poaslbly even stronger among Jews there than i( hud previously been, partly aa a result of the forces unleashed by the war. which tended to draw together all those living withing the German ICmpire, part ly as a reaction to what was considered the Jewish Influence l>e^ hlndlh«''' • "^'-w wished lo rarry the policy as far as F ' r who had taken himself and hisfamil. rih Vi't there were many for whonvthe po»ic danger llmademoi' i v lo become isslmilaled into the noii J«-uinli Ciriinaii cuiiiniunily and It provided a weapon for IhoM- t^rlemK' anil Semites whose altitude had hPlped lo pr(Ki . i. Thus for every man who welcomed Kintein .s esp<> unisl cause there was another among his rnendfi WIHI »I>UI<I ;^aln that this was not really the way to further Ihr i au.v »( Jews m (iermany that pressure on them would t>e increased aivl that if there were too much talk of a Na tKmal Home outside Europe there would be Increasing demands lor Jews to hr srnt there The l> tingasslmilation were certainly strong, but MitooKi If^linRsonr*" he had herome seized of the Zionist cauM' -Xpril 3.

Itao. refusing i il Association of Ger 1)1,111 < Mi/fii> III .M-Mi^M r .mil <•) ii<-i|j < iiiiii>dt ahtlSemitlsm ir acadrmir circles I viiiiiiiii vladly come III believed It possible lor such an 6f K ceed." he wrote "First, however, the anti lll^t . servile disposition among us Jews in our rankh would have In be combatled by nnore knowledge More dignity and more independenreinour ranks' "

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Omahans in the News EvalyB Zwelback FcUnan win aiMbll in a Mlo abew lUrefe » ihreii^ AprU t al ike Omaha Civic Caoler Ma. PaHnaa kaa had many a^ribNs to Ike paat. She k a JMttee Owakan havtog at KIM Untoanlly OI Omaha. ^^m «l« Mnry. Cral<*BB WNwIiy aad Diifbmw Cat-

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B'NAI BRITH WOMEN B'nil B rilh Woman of Omaha wtll have tt'i annial Daaor Lunchaon an Thuraday.

March U It will be at noan al the Ramada Inn Central. 7W7 Crover Street Marcy RlchDooor Chalman. hu Ihe program and utlwarairamwlllbe of cMdMB or Itob wiU balkacbatoe af iaod tar Ika hmckaan. BHIar mrvlea wfll beavailabte Make your raaervatloM with Ida Ciller SMM4I or Roaalte Graeopao M»«l«.byMarchll

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Corahuaker Ladg* al B'nal B'hih wfll held an eaaculhre meeting an Ttaaday, March U. 7 M p.m . al Ike home of

A board meeting of the Omaha Chaplar of Hadaaaah wlU be bald on Wadoaaday.

Manh 14. • » am. al Ihe Jewtoh Community Canter

Blotcky, Leceynski To Wed in July Mr and Mn Raymond C Laceywkl of Dracul. Mam,

to 9to««n Jamas Btotcky. aon af Mr and Mn Alan J Blotcky of Omaha The bridi elect U a graduaU of ike UMvanlty of Low ell and la a pro^p-ammar/analyrt with Key DaU, lac of WaUaatoy. Mam. Har Aanm bdc of Tacknatogy wkere he waa a wember of Pi Lambda

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The melkly maatlng at the South Mraol Taanpto Staler hood waa haM Monday March at 7 10 pm ffpiafcer tar the evantog waa ^rt Roberta Stik who dtocuaaed "Women and the Law " The South Sirael Tampta RaUtfauB Schaal wiB ipanaor a trae PMrtm Otanar on Kn day, March M. • p m Imroedl aMy foitowlng the dinner at 7 p m . a brtef Sabbath Service will be held with Ike raadhigaf the McgiUah. the Hory ol

The South Street Tempta Youth Group will hold lU fourth annual prulm Carnival, on Sunday. March II. from II am to I p m There wtU be , food, raffle and a coaonlcal Thta event will be a fun day for everyone

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Mrs Carter praised U na U i ith (or Its services to thoar in need Hurwttx told the group that If the propoaad peace (reaty betwaaa Ivaai aad Egypt is to 'wUeh change Uie spirit and letter" o( the treaty are tntro duced, then Uruel ton ha* questions, new IhouKhlii and new applirationi ' to inlprjecl Cuing thenIran, he said the i hah points up the nr^iI «> MimKth an the only democracy in the MtddteEasI Bagln's press chief said that deapHe EgypCt change of heart and the turnwHI In Iran, "(or the »,ikf of peace, we are rr.i -•• 1 constructive roi: ' the peace pr& cess But, he cautioned. Israel "aeoks a real, a durable peace, not merely a provision al arrangement" Hurwitz alao said that Israel requires aaaurances because a (reaty with Kgypt will mill leave Israel lactnK <:ii''h im placable belli!" ria.

Iraq and tbe > !>er attonOrganuatiDii Israel "la committed and dedicated to p.""""

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Md JanUor Wolf lailatad by HIndy Najman, Suiaonc Rlckca. CaiaUaa PIch Oanlal Mirvlah, and Bany Umbawar The evanhig larvtoa and tag artH Uka ratTpm. wUI ba •:iao'clock TIM Taovta YaHib grai*! wUl hold Ibair annwl Punm eandval Sunday from aaon to 4 p JB. Ticiwto wUI ba 10 eanto

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MU together the oil. water, sugar, eggs and lemon ei trad Then add baking powd er and fhiur Mix well and refrlgerale 4-« hours Dlvidr dough Into two Roll dough out on a floured board Cut 2 or 3 Inch circles Add atnut one ta trteapoon of filling to each cir cle Pinch comers together. drawing lop cloaad In a Ham antasch shape. Balw for 10-2S minutes at JM (tsgraaa

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1', mill h yeai rarli • , • the Sinai Sadat declined to lake m. ponslbUlly lor the delivery of crude petroleum to Israel and said that Israel could iMiy whatever oil the needed on a normal busineaa tusla The former Minister of Commerce and Industry.

Ylgai Horowitz, wa<i sharply critical of the govemm«»nt for giving in too mil' IK^ cause the (]ue>i i.s. he said, a matin •- <ind death lor the Jewish State At the same limr. the for mer Prime Ministpr Viizhak Rabin defended the action of the government, saying that It could not have dealt other wise Once again. Rabin re minded hi^ ' -^ that this Is a situai. i It IS for the opposi. .1 Irnd the actkw of the Begin govern meni agalnat those in his own coalllMn who oppoac him

Club 56 Has Disco Night Saturday. March 10 is '(iym n-Swim n Disco Night St the Tenter" for Club S6 nii-mtwrs and their guests tie In the fifth and sixth and current Center i)K-mt)ersi from 7 3tl to 10 p m Krom 7 3*1 p m until It 3<> p m there >-> •• gym ( egg toss an of you who -' In th." n^Hil li: ...^ ,.

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raafc. Mv lUrt to Ik* tadipM^Mittr*'* • irt, bMrt a( UM AdHS i taaa MOUM fietw* pariioraMr aad fWMi •• OKV I I ta Ma M* Tli lor Ma pMlnyai la "GadfaOMr, Part II " "BOAKDWALK" la ataiit aa aMariy oa«pte. B«*y aad OavM Haaaa a< BreaUyii. «ka ara pnpaflag ta-lMr MMi MdIB Iha rtl«ala Mi4 tradKlaaa af liwa - wttk I varfara aNMrf ataai. iMMaa barglartiad, piMIc I to ID: a (feaagr In piqralcal caadMlati In i I la wkal la lyMtaolag la the < WHIa Da«M can da natMac abent kla wllc'i i to CM da aamlMac alMul Ow aal#*a(lMad TIM baardaralk al BrItfHaa Baack aad Oanay Wam la amfealic af a watti III* — away IrocB ON iMHaMea o( ]

Whlia Rulii Oardaa aad Mr Straabarg portray a aa( of graadparaala. Jaaet Ul|^ appaara M OMdiar. Mtdiaai Ayr a* liw ton wttb Portiafy Ruaaell aa hla girliriaad - balk ouklag their acrean d*iit. They arc surrowidad hy audi aaaaaaad partonnm aa UOIan IMh (Iha onea laoiad ilagR'), Radbal Novlkon.

Joe Slivar aad EU MMx. wllb Saauay Caha bawlH ••• dramatic aelor Uada Maax. the praeectaaa youngMar of "Dayt of Heaven" «aaay« the part of a hM* girt ta a youth ilreel gang ThapteOrewatcaaulhofadiiiddlrarladbySHphaBVertiaa who mad* liliulf a aan* a law year* ago with "Lordi of Plat bwli." a liaitiMdpf fUoa paaahig aUUIoai of daBar* It Mrodaead to Iha Mg acraen aucfe taUUy larinowns aa Henry Winkler.

Sylvaaiw flIaliaM aad Parry Klag "BoardwaH^" In Ha aallnty. was riiol on locatioa m Brooklya wid Maaftattaa: al the BrltfUan Baadi Bath*. Sharal Zadik TM^. Iha Oad Predaet: at Ike Badoa Uae al0it chdt of New Y«f* CMy aad the Appdlat* Court at Madlaaa aad aih Sbael SALLY FIELO itart la the title role of Wh Ceatury rox » NomM Raa," diraciad by Martki lUt oa lacMkma in a sinall goHlhani Brill lowo, with Baa LadMaaa aa Ote catalyst In the yauag waaMa'a IraaafaraMdaa. Ma. PMd portray* a factory worWr, a G I widow, who hat baaa lhrau#i a graal deal af hanWilp Md I* knfebig far a food Uaa* with aMa: Bpa belbaiaa.

Identified ea Iha M9**a aa a PoIWi J«v, I* a lahar orfMilaar (or 1 large. naa-Tlatont, lestUe worhen UBloe who eaoMa to the mill iroBi New yart to gatd* Iha laborw* late an awalmatag iwai ef diffdty aad Iha girl caOad "Nornu Raa" toto a mare aaaaki^ life aa a loTtng bianafl being Prodaead by Tanara Aaacyav aad Alet Roae (who l> a woman), fnwi a acreanptoy by Harrlel Frank. Jr aad Irving Ravcfch. the picture oo^tan Beau BrMlgc* and Barbara Baxley DIroctar Martia RIU, who cocnea from the ihioit of New Yoft and turted hh career In the CataUUa, alway* haa roolad (or the iBidRthig tn his iBotloa picture creatlona la "The Molly Mafutna" dealing wttb the pUtfd of IrWi eoal adaara: la fr'laMi^aatotheDnptnultialyaalafyaar

JANPEKRCE. thrRKceatoilth* ly WlMilrf Hotel.

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(amad Matropoiltaa star. oontrHiuted to VliBaiii Opera BaU bald at Iha BavaroparaBc telaettont and the readWoa of from "Plddler aa the Roof "Iha eveau. tar the baaafM of die Prtlaaaar aad Mr*

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gnundnKitlid' Homemade speciala that change each day of the week complement our regular menu itcms. Oelcious entrees, super sandwiches, hon>ema<le soups, bread and desserts served In a comfortable. Intimate atrrtosphere. For lunch or dinner daBy until 11 pm. Friday and Saturday until I am.

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Faml^ ly Plaa wM ha hi aMact tram Juac I to i^N. » aad hat baan dialgitil to help dalray the eaato af lra*«illag wiraaat with chlMiwQ. Baaad vtt Hlllaa Intemattooal'i tyttem-wtda Family Plan, which pennMa (hlldraa *anag dmtr paraaI't ream la stay fraaafchargt. the JtriMitow HBIaa'i plan proeldai maay eitraa Par eiaa^i. a iparlal chUdren't menu lor dtam under 12 yean of age often a aavlagi of» per caal oe meato A

Joan Silver Directs Movie Mlddto SUvar. It dtrectlag "Chttly Bcaoea ef Wbiler." a BMivto deacrlbad aa "a modem lev* alary."

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by United ArtMa to direct the (Um. toUowlngbargmdonceof lucb weil-racalvotf fUma aa aad "BeEarlier this year, produced "Oa dw Yard." a movte about eomrlcto to a prtoea. TtM flbn la dhaelad by Mta. Bllvcr-a baihMd Hipbiitt. Iha aae of BH Ma Rabbi Ahha Hlflel Stt-

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eeni iM Yard.' a* an intelligent prodnctioa that it both quiet aad tatanae, completely raaaonalatoandalltUemad" The buahaad aad wife team votaad Ihalr usual the priaoa film In aflortt, Mrs StWer while bar huabaod With Chilly Seeaaa of WUter." Mrs Sllsar returaa to directing POmlng started Pab n to Salt Lake City The movto It baaad on a novel t>y Aoa Baaltte, and •tars Jeha Heard and Mary Beth Hurt

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Caiapan wtU raealva I laaiitictlaa aa the hotel eourto aad hava UM run of the ptay Id pool - all tn the oa International playniatat. Par atdar elUIlour* ef Janwilam aad fltaa 1 hi the hatal'a ganw AvaOabto Hpan raqurat arc criba, dtapoaatd* dtapara aad t aalaetloa of baby food A aeartqr pharmacy can haodto •Mdldaal aeedi. aad the JaruMdaoi Hlllaa wiU rtfligerato WhBa Mwlr chHdrte arc ofr cuplad. paranU eaa relax M poolaMe. browse the flopping arcade, play tennis, work out ta the gym. or partklpato to the holal't wide raogt of gaaal activities With or without their childree, parento caa take advantage af the Jtraaeliia HUtoe'i central loeallao by vlaMtag the KaeeaM. the Israel Museum.

Biblical Zoo, Hetirew Uaiverilty. YadVaahamai Jcruaaiem's ihapplng The Jeruaatoea HUioo't free tfMdMa hue tarvlea takaapar«ida aad cMMran between the betel aad the Old CHy Wtiether It's aeparalaly or together, family niarahers caa aqt"y tlM JaniaalaiB HUtoo's raaart atmosphere aa wall aa tta prime location In thbi htolortcally rich dty - thanks to the JerusalsHi Hlllon's carefree vaealiaa concept TM tli-room Jeruaalem Hilton is completely sir-condi tloeed and all guest room* are beleenled. with views of the Old aad New ClUet and the Ju detn Hills A range of reatauranu Inrludn the elegant Hantah GrUI as waU aa the Karaa Deli, (act for (amUy dining

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Whal'i new about Ifct Jew Mb CulluraJ ArU round) Uils ^••r' "Prarllcally oiforythtaf" My* Ott CouncU'i nrwry appointed chairman JIMU Raaenblatt Both Mr* KorniMalt and her co-chairman Richard Jura, wiw has aerv«d aa Lactun Panun and JawMi Studlaa CotniBiitoe ehainnan lor UM paat year an ptaaolng a KM of JewWi cultural lla for the Omaha commutnthaareaaof muaic, art, w, rUm. drama, lacluraa. aaaea and qierlal event* Upcoming ioon I* a double

rvml hiHtunnii National Jewt«h MLU>I(' Month rin Sunday, Marrh IH at 7 Ki p m at the Jrwiih (ommuniiy ( pnter an llluMraled lecture on Haaaldtc Mmlr will tte given by New York artlal Velval Paatemak The coQcart I* geared to all age groupa, and will Involve tba parltdpailon of the three local ayaagoiPM youlii choir* At •:» p.m., Mtowlng the parformance a reoepUon will be held for Mr Paatemak and Kanaas ntv Snilptor H»rry Graen ;>«) hi* one man r> .ited Jewish theme wuipi ur<>« that af

temoon Both progranru are free and open to the entire community TM* doiMe progrann. ae cording to Mn Roaenblalte* empUriet a new concept In programming multi media event planning The purpotte U to take advantage of the marvelou* facilities a( the Center by combining art* and other cultural arllvltlCB This truly ruirills the Council and Cultural Art* DepI '• concept of multl media art* renter '' Turthermore." add* Mr Juro. "thin program Is particularly rirlting t>ecauae It gives the Omaha community an opportunity (o hear and view Jewish art* which would otherwiae be unavailable to moat of ua" For the two chairmen, the \9n goal Is to tee the many •Ubcommlttees working to gittiar with the common pur poaa o( bringing eicitlnn and anilgbtanlng cultural Jewlah programming to the city

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ITALIAN RISTORANTE

Superart TUcri ronment on Mar> i

Authentic Northern & Southern Italian Cuiane lion* .Spunaorvdby the J<»lyn Women^' Anwielatlon the an

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1I7B Rncipinnt Unltad Airlinas Mainlirwr Magaiina Awrd for Dining Excallancn Oinr)«rs: Mon Sat 5p.m 11 p.m Lunch: Mon Fri 11 am.-2p.m.

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this li demon clay plmto) weaving. |J« ture Prrfurnidh ballet, munlc. mji fling Muaeum guides will conduct tours through the trmporary exhibition. L<os Angeles In the Sevantles This I'tiuhnu,,, m ., survey of v. from Southt'i have establiklH^ Uwn rppu latloni*lnce the early IMO* In addition to the temporary rxhlbition and permanent col lerlwn now on view. arlifit.H participating in .Superart TV will display their work

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Barefoot in the Paric MaaMt. (Ml) and Ealher Kaotar arc featured Ui the NeU 'Baralaat tat the Part" now playing al the Flre^ •BKlMMMrlTheater

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In.l <> I'ntm. I«n )M p A ' hur .tt It mean*tobr I Jrw tnih> hy lamiiMigM l>y U)v«n. I'e<er Ne» JTV; Univcrdly Pms. ltT7 H2 p A Hunaarun writer ' wrote In Htinganan. rather than Yiddiih RyCamilrl^. ographlctl novel which addi dtmenuon U> Kail Eumpean Jrwiiti iitera lure BJE Idea Cask Boak by Waaaerman Howard New york BJK i»7e » p A potpounl of creaUvr teaching and lr«niing idra> lor Ihr Jrwikh rallgloaa achaol teschar and tludrni The Nail Cooaactka. by u Krrdpnrii William Nrv Vork Harper aad Row. im zr. um ol a maiii-r %py insidr Hillrr'ii;>!miaay TheHMaryaf yiddWiLMerature l>y Wmwr l,n New Vnrk Hrrmiin (>rru. ivn ntp A rlaaatrlundbook containing Mild rntiralrvalualHMU logethrr wtlD a JudlCMU* alertun fnim Uie worka of IMJi century wnirra andpnrti, DIflwnaiona ol i' hy Wtenei Kli» Kiibefl y.^annltMi _,,.,„ prvarnled at Nortiiwrftttrn t nivirhiiy in April 1*77 Oft laraells. Drar AralM hy Fiihrr Hocer New York Harper a How. 1*7} IMp Drawing upcMi a turkgrtiund in both law and inlpmallon al affairs, rhe aulhnr prr*fnts a n>freaningl> prafimaiK- apf/roaf-h to thr prTjt>kin» iif Ihr Mlddlr Ka.sl

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The Reading Room Gallery

Sunday, March 18 — i:Mtot:«p.m.

Don't MIM S*«lnfl And Hearing AM About The Newaat Fashion* And Equip mant for Evary Sport And Evary Smaton MHuna Runrang Antmy Socc*r Tanna rahng Campina •icvcang OoH RacquMlM* GymnaMK* suing Deal Miaa TaAins To And Haartng Some Of Tha Araaa Laadbif "Urt^mtk pain, pltyiical Hirni aod •iMaMc nfunaa" by Beto Kma, Has* Mrad Pti>«ica Tharipin M 2 00 D m John McCaba, lonnartv ftf numliw ena ranted Tanna Ptayar in Natoaaka Arehary Damonwiawon

Exhibit Opening Soon

Enter Tha Fannily "Fun - Run" at 2:00 p m Ribbona will be given to alt finiahars. A two mila and a five mlia course will t>e tat up at Boyt Town

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A SpacM quaatlon and anawar booth will ba provided aa a source of Information on training, diet, tachni<)ua . . . Evarything you ahrvaya wanted to Icrtow about your own physical fltnaas program ot how to start one . .

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tknu0i the Art Coaimlttae, ••' ** co-duUred by Jam Kulakotaky. Anthea Mazer and M«r*aIUIii CalTlaa are limited to one per calaBWTi per paraaa (• cateagriMbian<. andOManUre

cammunlty I* Invited to par tidpate For lurtlier deUlli caoUct ettbar Cbe a^-cbatipervent, or Jaa ParaUaaa ar SbaUa Pailhsv la dw CHltural Arta Oe-

You af ktvhmd to mttmnd two cuhurml • VMit» ap€>n9or»d by tho

Jewish Cultural Arts Council dn

Sunday, March 18,1979 NatkNMi JcwrWi Musk Month Program 7:00 p.m.— Opening of Sculpture Exhibit by KsnsM City Artitt Harry Green 7:30 p.m. - Illustrated Lecture on Hassidic Music

by Vetvel Pesterrtak 8:30 p.m. —Informal Sing-A-Long with Velvet Pasternek All Mifomief r#oeptfon wW 77M mctMtt*» mrm frw* an4 9p0n to th0 •fitir* eotnmunlty.

Direct Phone Line to The Basketroom SatimUy. Mardi W, riaamathwa lor balk racqualbsU sad laonto oeurts will be made thrsH^i a new ieleptmm syaliiii wMch allowt (he nenbcn to caU diraetiy to llw bariietfaam raliwr Mwn gsti« UMrou^i the boerd. Tlw rtol Da Matcii W. Iks CaoMrt sartUiaaard wiU ae lawf be rtto to pioea callB dMetljr to Ike liiikMriiM- tka C«tor'i •UN taais Ikal thto oew lystem arlll baaaM maeiben in belnc aMe to raatrve courts tn

Notic* to AH JCC MamlMr* Who Hava a Baaket and Locfc

and Thoaa Who Would Uka to Rant Ona The P E Detwrtmenl n qunU all current Center aMmbcn praatnlly renUng s baAat aad todila plaaae Map by Uw lobby cantroi do* ai Ifea bMkatrooin between now and March !•

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Pictwad ba* toft to r1^ ar* aeoiei Mart Mnrtck, Karry Rkkardaoa. Joai Fortaa. Jaaaa Praokltii, Ow Maikari aed David Darrah. llwy are racetvlag kMliecttMilB vUv«as turviral><• Mary PMkBkfcy. lastolaBl MstdniMlii atTiaaplu.

Aay bay beta*aa ttto tm of II and U to bnrtiad to vMl I awey Monday at Tpiatik»"J"