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narry Trustin Dies: Federation Leader MTUIivr (rrm* on thr commii lion and U» fuecanor the City Council Hf Orml lervcd u commit' Kionrr for pMk improvrm«>nl*, thf predeccwor of thr f>ubllc Work* OefMrtmnil. until the lorm of city governmrni was changed m I9S7 with a new charter

Harry TnitUa praaMnt of th« Jrwifh Faderatlon <>f Omaha In UHhO, dM Manii • at an Omaha nuning hamr He wai M Servicaa varc con durird March » at Temple I s rad Survlvon Include hli wfn_Btm. MMi. Yale daughirr W^^ Myron Taxman tiaten, I^P Edith (iraetz and Mn r^da Bramion. all •<' Omaha and five grandc^^ drvn Mr Truitln. a former Omaha City Council pretMenl and iNMlnrtsman enRlm>er. hadbaanUlalongtime Mr Tmattn waa elcctad praaldml of B'nai B'rith In 1«a4 in 1«M. he headed the Philanthropies Drive and Kyaan lalar waa alocted IMM of UM Hltfiiand

rrCH* He aervcd the Jewlih Wei fare Board naUonally In t»4i and again beaded the Phllan thraiitaa Drive mi»4ii In IM6. he was the reciplenl el the Amerlcanitm Cilatton awarded by B'naiB nth A native of Chicago. Mr Trustin moved with his family lo Omaha as a child After at MadMg puMIc tdMWli here. he Itaidlad anglnaertng with the Railway Eduratlofl Bureau of the Union Pacific Railroad, •nd MTortad for the railroad for five yaan He than workad on engi prvtectf along the Amazon RWer In Brazil and In London In Itl7. he founded an englperring firm which twars hli game. Port*r Trustln-Carlaon Co lie retired from the pretl tency of the company atMut 10

Harry Trustin yearn ago Mr Tnotln was elacted lo the Omaiia Ctty CaaaMoo In ins, and servad aavcn con-

H' wl tu two terms as ' !tijin under Ih4' ne* ctiartii .vTVini! <" preM dent in l»6i«.^ Mr Trustin later wrvrt ;i l«rm on the Omaha .Municipai Dock Board on appumtmrnl by then Mayor A V .Sorenj»n s lormrr atsociate on the City Council

Rabbi Tanonbaum To Speak at JCC Richard Juro, r '-chairman of the Jewish Cultural Arlit Council, has announced thai the tecood i^ieaker of the I97B 10 Uectur* Fonim Series will be Jewish religious leader. Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum TlM ladura-diacuaalon u •clMduled for Monday at 0 p m In the theater of the Jawlah Community Center His topic Is BrinfiinK Judaism To The Unchurched Rabbi Tanenbaum. National Inlerrallgious Affairs Director of the Amerlcsn Jawtih Com mlltee. has been Involved In Intcrrellglous relatlOM and aoclal justice movemcnU during IhapaatSS years A modem historian, writing recently In Commentary magazine. characterized Rabbi as "the leading

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figure among Jewish ecumen Ists" In fields of lntprreligiou.s relalMma and social Juslirr Newsweek magazine rei'enlly devoted Its Religion section to an Interview with Rabbi Tan enbaum dcitrrlblnf! him as "the American Jewish com munlty't loremoat apostle to who has tiem The tentative schedule lor the gentUea the chartered but is lo leave able to iolicll support from all either Beth El or Crosaroads factions ol the Jewish commuat ( p m and pouibly stop at nity " A poll of America's religion the JCC before going on to Un newspaper editors puhlixhed coin A de' lule should In the Christian Century in be avii: ir lor next January IVTt, VOI«KI Kat)t)i TanentMum one of the lu most waek's paper MeMDwhUe, the announce- respected and influential reli meni pointed out that thoae dr glous leaders In America ihe tiring to^reacrve space on the was ranked tourth alter I)r Billy Graham. Dr Martin bua should contact Mrs Na than Tunter S3ll Howard Marly, and President Jimmy (ireef. MM, (&51-0M0I Rea Carter i .Sacred Heart llniver ervaUona, whether uaed or tity ol Bridgeport, Conn . con not. will be charged t4 U (erred an honorary doctorate I Continued on Page 101 each

Bus Service Planned For Abba Eban Talk Chartered bus service Is being planned for thoie Oma kan* dealrlng to hear Abba In Lincoln. April 2S baa. former Foreign of Israel, and Ambasthe United Nations, ak at 7 30 pm in the lal Hoom of (hr NeI'nion at the UniverNebraska His Ulk will by a public raccpIhe Nebraska Union TickaU may be obUlned by n.10 tor each penon, r atudenU, to Eban LecgD Mtarp Building, Un NE<

<i»<ird preaentni the Volunlaar B>. WayoftheMKIlai»i» Thr nominees have been Invited '" '•"•—< "-f •••'••-• '

ncoK' placr r,^,. ,„ unHighland < event Isopi;. reaervatlen Thaw nnminate Pidri I.-I eonaur - :ij { slaf I of vanoui Federal partments are as folk Mrs George Kagan 'Re^ tired Cuttg/aryi. Mrs LM> Jane Paraow and the lyOVK prosram iAdult Group (ale goryi. Sam Zweibark iVolunlaer Driver ( alegory i. Mrs fCrvin .Simon 'Community l^radershlp <':fU-enr\-\ Mrs UeonardC" lintprr AmbasaadiH and Mrs. Jacob Mine iSpecial Ser

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^ vH Kail i.Miiiiii-«-s \i,il| lie Its. ^1 01 1)1 I'hil •'(•sal (It III "•.tfcd r e ei ip.M M •, f|. • lar • r of Of It Of im" rear awarn Soviri .)<'*rj ol ol the Jewish I L4iachean reservations at V -' •• th the Omaha, has i~ It •ot I nit lellinglhr stor'Huuian Jrwry iii <-ii »^d> di imr.) iidirirv street lion, drmonstrations andpolil 1342-1232/ Accor'-;- ' •'•(• announceiral work Shr was nominalec (or her thorough and convinc ment. I was nomi ing effort m thrsr duties Rated I • I -ri-rvlces as Miriam Simon rhairiiian ol chairman of (he Older Adult , u, ((... I....,.!, Com Uir Rrseltlemrnl Commit ^ the ol Jewish Family Service in of Depart mrnt of the Jet .ram Krdrralion of Omaha, wa> nomm-ili'd fur tui rolp m fe ii! r her I for hei \> • -r of srtil it chair ».• rtors part , man of thr U.»Vfc program a» u-er work al the .She also i.'. a member o( the Cl. ' i>ilal gift shop F'pdrration Hoard fl Mrs Harsow waa nominated (or her lonn \e»r\ of service Mary Wmr has been noflfl and cur p of nated in rrcognition of her LOVK I , Vol many years ol rllort In t)rhall o( thr residrnLs o( the Dr I'hil unleers fur Kldt^riyi. lite or ip .Shrr Home ftir the Aged as prrsideni o( Hikur I'holim, the urKanizatipn which exists tc I Conlimrd on Page 121

Cavanaugh Stirs Holocaust Dinner Rep Jotin C^UiinauKh jnlted more Ihan Wf) prrMms attf-nrt inf! the S«irlely ol survivors recognitiun dinm-r la.sl Sal urda\ •' • ^til Iron I ,1 |0V*riiiiii'ji> ^ igvpinua* in dealing with the HoUcauat Hundreds leaped lo their feel affcrlng a spontaneous itandlng ovatloa when the Congreiiniii completed his '•^'"~''"""'sl review of world that gave rise lo :; .^..ust Hep Cavanaugh delivered his remarks upon r«vivin(( a plaqiM" de»lin«l for Prpsid«'nl Jimmy Carter The plaque Ihankii thr I'nIIrd .Slate>i for making il possible for so many victims lo enjoy a life of free dom After accepting the plaque. Conx Cavanaugh luiid hr wDiilil be remijis if he did no( ilrlvc deeper inlo the history ofour partlcipalion I have reviewed some o( that history and I find thai it isn't all history of brtvr and hofKirahl*' people Indeed, thr i-nlrrnimalion o( all those mllllonii did not occur with each of the individuals In exis lence shouldering his rexpon tibllltles " He added." We didn't as a nation shoulder ours " Cong Cavanaugh described how the boat. St 1/MIS. left Hamburg, Germany on May 13. 1138. with S3« Grrmaii Jews aboard The boat sailed the cold At ianllc (or more than six months to find a port that * III Ihem, and Ihey 1 a port in Cuba, iitn'i findaport in '•'

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I run •x'crctary of .Slal*' Cordrll Hull said that 11 would h. " - ' • ••'.•mm 1' I-, t iit-> f.-iui iH-ii 111 »it-imany and Ihey eiperlenred the Mo locaust " Cong Cavanaugh said thai

Il wa.sn t until IJ<H- 17, 1!M2 that thr Cnited .Stairs <;ovrrn mmt first express*^ any dis approval of thr (mat solu tion ••

He asserted that In 1<K». the world popular ' ' ••{ ac cepttheoMiK ^pon sbllity of each inniMnuai and so In 1979 il ih esisrnlial for u.s In remind ourselves of that de ficirw y if we are to avoid rrp etttion "And in the case of Jews there is a special nlrhr in his tnr> liecauM- th<>ir failh lo a certain rxtrni wa.s dictated by thr peculiarity of history, by the fact that m I<I39 no state pxisted for thr people of Is rael "There was ao soverlgn na tlon lo harkrn to thr rest of thr world that the Jews were m peril and that their survival was in jeopardy •".So the ship. .St Louis, sail rd ami did not find a port, did not find any nation on the (ace of the earth to demand the port tir open "" "Its our obligation as Americans to insure that the circumstance is never repeat ed • In his address. Or l<oyal (iould, head of the Baylor I'm versity Journalism depart menl. al.so warned of thr ineplitudr ol thr l^nlled .Slates Department of .Slate As a result, he said, nations, lerrorlst-i and rartrU com pet. .• the I'll

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StcM' ItoifMtjljtt. proidenl. City Council, and actinfi mayor of Omaha, and .Sam Jrnsen, who acted in behalf of Gov Charles Thone, pre srntrd proclamations to Sam Fried president of the Society (((Survivors William '•' ••• '•V. dlrec tor of III al Boys T(i» •'

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Najman Cantor Chaim .\'ajman, Heth Kl Syna)(ogur has re signed lo accept the position,( head cantor al ("onuregatl .Shaarr Tzrdrk in .SoulhfH Mich l/ocaled in a suburb of I troll. Shaare Tzedrk is nne| the largest ("onservatlve i gre((alion!i in thr country In announcing his nation. Cantor Najman that hr was doing .so mixed feelings, and hr plained "'The warm friend!>hips, close relation.ships that have rstablishrd during past seven years, make it > Iremrly difficult lor us leave "Nevertheless, our cli drens' acute education needs necessitates that makp a move al the present lime " Cantor Najman will be turning his new position on Aug 1, succeeding Cantor JacoOBarkin whi ' The rabbi o( < Shaare Tzrdek is luiiin n v Groner, a brother o( Kab Benjamin Groner, formerly | Omaha Cantor Najman said his r position "Will afford mr

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World News Briefs^ RapMov* NEW YORK (JTAi - The AaMhCM J«wMi CtMimlUM aiHl the Ann neramallofl o( B'nal B nth bavr ipM UM SMBI* "to r*^ 'Ml bjrlaa.MaaHalgM.ai vatHf* RapiMicaa inn Narib CaroHna. that woiM paraM vohailary prayer In the na tlon't public tchooU Ai the Mine time, Iha Aner Iran Jewtih Congraai MM M wai "diamayed and dlaappabrtad" by the Sanale vole ol 17-r hi lavara af tba HaloM III IheeooaUtuitaMllty af UM maaaunt AouM M be aceaptad taio law - in the federal eourta. McanwMla, PraaldMM Cart-

saadSanGfMabargwtwvwcmaiTladJaMB. UK, wtU "lO'i" at tba ipacUl awvtea, April a, RabMDavMiL lavMaOoaa ware laMMd by tilnlMW MIflwad by a thai wai'open to the ptMIc' In fact, on that nl||M. the Beth El aanctuary will becooM a lymbollc "IwpiMh," racallM HM toy o'cvwy »ed

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS MTMBAV. AMtU. 14 >«wi(h Vouttl Council Suparilor Night. JCC •Poinl o< Viavr" talavitton thow or Chonnal 6. Faoluring on A£X Prpgronrt. "Th« Holocoutt —Could ll Happ«n Agorn ' l:Mp.m

Stan 9var cafahcaMd Ihan, and toretelllnii fuhire happy ortaiiont ^ me evant u betnf coordi natad by Tt*wii^« •Nmben Cifvlt and M> WaUMB. Batty and Sam ABoy and B«««r1y «id Dick Pailman who bivUe all Beth Q manban and membar* el the eaauMHMy lo )oln In the Waddlii« OeMtrttion Service and ritarc the WMMUIC Reception" which will lolkm Uie evening lervicf

MINOAT. APttl IS "Our Cong" AAotzo Munch' Tempi* Itroal 10 30am. Knifi Of>d Slitche» Conloit, iCC, 12 noon l$ro«li Dancing. iCC. 3 p.m. Koloh Fronklin Mizrochi Women, Poitovar Tao. Or Shar Horn*

Data Sat DETHOIT OTA> - A July 3t trial dato hae been sri In Detroll to the tour-year-oM Immigration and NaturaluatkMi Service (INSi case ag abMl Rumsnian ArchMshop Vaferian Tnla of Graaa Lake. Mich The fovemmeol haa accua^ ed Trlfa of lying when he entered this country In Ihe eariy

According to the BnUsh vUh Nor to Moacow. who returned to Lomloo, Alia went to the ovir office an receipt of an official invitsiiqn addreaaed to her husband Zollov loM her that despite a threat by her huaband to kill himaelf ouUide the Kremlin. Ihe coupfe wouM never be al towed to leave the country

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U)NDON(JTAl -A Soviet erriclal warned to Moacow that there would be a "lolutlMi of Ihe JewUti problem" after the end of next year's Olympic GaiiMa bi Moaoew. Konatantln ZoNov. m aMIrlal of ovir, the w^Mdiatlwi which piDcewaa exit vtaaa, gave the warataig to Alia Smu^ llaoaky who, with her huaband Maftu baa baaa UylMg to leave lor Israel for Ihe past nlrie

The Drpsrtnneni of Jew 111) Rducallofi has an nounred thai April IS Is the final dale for fUtaig applKaUoM to receive gnwto from the David E Beber SdMlarMdp Fund to the fund's Categorlea III and IV Category III Includes grants of up to IM to JewMi youth bileroaled to visiting or studybig to Israel on approved profranM Category IV encom passes Jewish youth inter esiad to aflemlbig summer or conby Jew lah rellglaus or national or ganbattons Applications can be secured from Mry Carol Hul rhiaon al Ihe Deparimcnl office, 333 South 132nd Street, phone 3M«1W «st

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mcol with a pw9 o( adNon al tiK White Houaa, tald "I tMnh the govrmmeni ought to itay out of the prayer I let It be between a I a«d.aadiM(lelltbepa(tofa icbaoi program laalei' any langMe oonatrainu, either a dtoact ardor to a child lo pray or an dnbarraaaing tituatton where the child would be CMI•tratnedlaprajr." The amandaMnt, Ucfcad on U> an AdmUnWration MU aalaMlahlag a new CaMnet-levei dapartmenl of education, would etimtnale Supreme Court Junidtction over ttite Irgislation governing vol unlary wonhip lo the publle

,^^ taa*. aad wba* ba appilad tor U J. dllMMM^ by eHCMlb« NEW YORK (JTAI - Jawt bfei MMbanMp hi MM Im toTaberan bavci Guard, a (aadal aab a«d wtae tor Pa gaaiiatlaaMI lUbM Walte Kalmaii. twTrtta la acoMod »(bKMMg a cuttM riee prwtdaBi at tba Moady praflTHB ^alnl Ibe Rabblalcal Aaaemhiy, said be Java af Bttduraal bilMl raeetvad IhM aaauramw wbaa U oeavldad M Ihe caae. be spate by letopbeae to Trtta waiiid bava Wa U.S dU- Rabbi David Sbatot. T«teraa'sChMfRabM iiMblpiiintiiil Kaiasaa said ttwt Sbofet deV S Atlameyt wortdag on the caae have pradMad a dvad dMt life tor Iran s Jews Maglhy trial, aad a lengthy Is nanHl md OM Ibey have appMlUTrlfalieanvlcled If an 'adequato" aivply of local caaelctod. Trtfa coidd be de~ matxob and wbH tor Paaaov parted to Ruouata to Head ST. trial, bid aidy allMr daportaUM Bebhbilral AaaemUy, the rabbinical body of the baappaelad. World Conservative Tba B-yaar-oM Trtfa was Mdlcalad May 15, ifTS The U.S In oaalaci with MM IraelanAttenwy'i Office in Detroll bofv aieefet, «te la a gradhandtod the pre-trial Invcati oato al UM JawMi llMofeglcat gatloM and prooadurea tor Semtoaryaf Aaarlea. ^ Ihrae yaari belare the caae waa aaalgnad to Ihe INS apectal Ittlgallon unll to April Ifn

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A Salute to The Men Behind the Campaign The Jewish elderly and the children of Omaha. The immigrants and the young stu dents in Israel. And all of us - SALUTE the men whose hard work is making the 1979 Federation Campaign a success. The dollars they raise sustain the people of Israel, needy Jews in 30 courftries, and the quality of Jewish life in Omaha. The Jewish community appreciates the great effort put forth by the following men who are working in the Campaign. These dedicated volunteers are hereby placed on the

Roll of Honor CAMPAIGN CO-CHAIRMEN Jo* KlnhaniMUfn

KEYNOTERS JanMFwtar OMUMadtand MIHon Abrahams Manny Qoldbarg Laonard QoMitain Oan Gordman Joaaph Kitahanbaum Alfrad Mayar Charlaa Monaaaa Murray Nawmar) Ernia Nogg Morion Richard* OonakI Sturm Morton Trachtanbarg PACESFTTERS MwUnUtir Albert Bloch M)cha«l Erman Lloyd Ffiadman Barton Oraanborg Charlaa Quaa OaraM Hobarman RobwtKuMy Marahall Kuahnar Stuart Muaiiln AHanNoiMla •otParaow Marton Sombarg Eritaat WIntroub laon WIntroub

K*««a NWKanbawn •Idpay Abraham AMn Abramaon Arthur Adiar Edward Balgrada MaMn Sornataln Fradarick Caaaman

Jay Chaaan Truman Clara Jack Duitch Wlllard Friadman Vala Qiniburg Paul Grottman Ban Jotin Jarold Kohll Stavan Lutlgartan Richard Martin Barnia Mayan Owan Mayarton Roban Pappanhaimar Oana Rich Stavan Riaka* Burton Robinaon Robart Silvarman

YOUNG BUSINESS fr PROPESSIONALS Larry Kavlcfi Jarry thwliy Arnold Ban Robart Babar Paul Epitain Sanford Friadman Robart Gordman Richard Jacobaon Gary Kaplan Arnold Kimmal William Kully Marahall Lawia Stavan Nogg Richard Zacharia Marvin Pollkov

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Shaldon Babandura Kannath Baaalk David Bannatt Barry BalmonI John Barnatain JamaaBraaal Larry Chaatar

Jaffray Cohn Richard Diamond Howard Epatain Richard Eptiain Stavan Epttain Ronald Gordon Carl Graanbarg Bannatt Graanapan Danial Groiaman Joal Irwin Mark Jacobaon David Allan Katt Forratt Kruttar Paul Landow Donald Novicoff Gary Parllman Stanley Robbini Martin Roaanttain Charlfls RotansTock

Allan Ruback Laonard Shafran Robart Soahnik Carl Tichauar Frad Uahling OLOHMERS EaHl

It Bogdanoff Morrii C Fallman Nathan FIna Abraham B Gandlai Nathan Oimpla Max Oivot Max Oraanflald Arthur Orotsman Oaorga Kagan DavldKati Maurica Kati Norman Korrtay Solomon Lagman Sol Mann Dr. J. Milton Margolin Harold Siagal Sam Shykan Morria Stalmaitar

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TELETHON Clayton Block li Bogdanotf Elliot Brown Phil Cofman Jack Duitch Jamai Farbar Nata Fina Sam Friad Sanford Friadman Man Givot Morton Olaa* Ray Goldttain Mayar Graan Art Qroaaman Charlaa Ouaa Richard Millar Morrit Hoffman Or Thomaa Jaagar Oaorga Kagan Jarold Kohll Slavan Luttgartan Dr. Milton Margolin Or Irving Margolia Allan Noddia Jack Noodall Milaa Ramar Gana Rich Slavan RIakaa Rabbi Jonathan Roaanbaum Hal Salnar Morria Sulmaatar Laon WIntroub Dr Martin WoH Patar Wooa STAFT Louii B Solomon. Eiacutiva Dlraclor Conrad Kollar, Staff Aiaociata AlanH Goodman. Controller

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N«ver AkHM By prodamatloo of Acting Majror at Onuha I RoMoltUtt, April 7, wu a day to be commeIn recognition and In honor ot the nirvlvors of the Holocaust and the llberatora of the conrecogtltton dinner at the HUton Hotel was a BOiM for other communitttci in thii MUHIIO follow Sam Pried, president of the Society of Survivors, gave special thaaks to Michael E M RichBMiod, Hank Katanterfer. Howard Silber. Al CreuMe, Eli Zalkln and Syd Osten, for their help io taming a dream into reality Mr Pried along with the other survivors, at great persooal sacrifice, have shared their experi-

with the world Their living testiniMiy is now part of the record

m^Mory never to be forgotten. They have opened PPp iwuts and stripped their protective l)iaHkels, ad the wimtii «f a grateful and responsive commuBlty ahtaies 00 than.

In his dosing remarks, Mr Fried said, "Now, we are not alone." Let that always t>e the case.

ill iwrait^l Rosalyn Carter Jailed! HAITA-Tht IM«7 bMfel Witt I •I Cwtw't Iflp to dw MMte Cart HM I idMdmadihMary part o( wfcM hippMtd *u lo I !• Ml Ito abMipiMf* and NflMtad IVM •< UH pWtk^Mias TlNW Wfli iW dW IBMt MrtnM te ranvteri ki tfe» hMary bMfti, Md M I VMMWCU» maiw mM«(ttMi pMtif Itohatartetf rtcMd; JIOMiy CMtar MM) RoHhra waBMd ofl ilwir pUac al •« Gtt^ rten AkpMt iHidIv kM* wMi well aUMT Ite dtapUy advwtlMMM «( MkMW iMMtod la die Hebraw annpipv. Mamli, kjr dM BncMllv* of dw Wartd ZIoaM Orgaaaattaa, was la BntfM aad raad wutttj Ilka ttila: "Mr PTMMMI, PlH» kdw UiBM Way, WrtcMM toZlM. Shakm " At dw lonMl dkaw la Cwtir't iMMr at Iha I TteflnttobcikisM wt kr drii rsaUag waa YnHMk RaMa Oculali CaiMn'i becklliif pfrtbrmancc at the KniiaX durk^

Treaty Comes in for Criticism J Davit dM lwartl«cypllaa I rtatrtdad to the bdUoaw Ba^idMl kuaek Artidaa by [iBwwaArablats,cr«lcal of tke treaty and US (ttplomary in IM, aspaarad ki several papcTi Aawrlca'a "kirraa^nlj aarrow camxptkai o( ' rapreaaalad ta Uw paac* treaty. MMiad Hudaoe wrolr Star Uiat the anil treaty Arabs view the I pad aa a "travcaty " Tbey are left with two ckoices. he -vtataaca or a "return to a canpfdMaUve aettJemem 'IV IJnttad States hat the wherewithaJ to mcouraar Ike aec oad aUcmatlvc." HudHn atatad. Ihrouch a toughdnk^of U.S. preaaurc on Iirael to make Palcatiniao-relatad caiwealy, HiKtea baaed bis preaniptlaa «• dM Ifcaali "All aad dw PU) an pr«|iarMt ta aocapl dw Weal JanwalMB-CaMatataaadteagaatolkalWWeaolularaal's lagttknary and aecurt The very next day. Thr Star piMtahed interViewi wtUi PU) [ Yaair Arafat and Utiya'a Mttanunar Qaddafl deatroyb^ MB'adMala. SakI qaddafl, "All IsrelpiaraiiMtllaavc Paler wdratwn to their caiBMrieaotohsbi Israel la a coknlal ilW phwemenan There la no such thing w an Israeli atrangt diat Hudkaa waukt laliinMawMi Arab

Duitch in Cairo ir Omatian DavM Duitch was a member of the prcaa I travaUag to Cairo with laraell Prime Mlaialar MaoDiaicfe eaUad dw Jewlib Press tayk« dwi he wlU ftte He tald the asH artka to Israel wiU aecestltate detoyt. but I be wm try to sapadda OUag of dM BMlartal paaaady to aome

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kidMU.8 ki la IISS It was af VMkaer sad was dakyUwpuMMwr •a dw ladnl as • book dut "aiplodM efhw IcmrM lalUi, har brflnlbl* PrasMtnt Caitar WM trcnnipsalad on Ma ioraal I af dM larasi Ottsrd of Honor at Uw alrpari batb aa arrtviiv and aa dapaitlag, by a ywaig Mator, moateraf dw Dntto oommuBfty, lrt«dHvili«Bsf iaOyak •aStrttbaCarter party icruplid da root at Uw King David Holal, Asaarleaa aacurtty aOkart aiteyilsd dw raomt to a very ttHreii^ cback to auto swe they wsrt not bugged wKh elactroalc aavaadrafpkv a^Hpataat Why m PraiMsat Navaa't wtfe wear a bladi tufban at the akryart raoapUtaT aha waa cau^ ki a rinwar dut aftaneoa aad bar hair saltkig was n*Md. She had aa chales bid to eo*«r It sBwltbalvbaa The King Davtd Holal dm^UMUy pnvklad ampto bowU fuO of larael paanula ki Carlar'a auMa. A curaary turvey later Tha Cartar Tlsil dad up Uvflhr to JanHalaBi to dtol many bua wc raacallad and many prtvato cars eouM aat gal At Unuaaadi of Jaruiataadiaa waMtod to work Uw ocwas tormad a "March for Carter", na rod csrpsi si dM aliport got a dMTou^ aoakkig to an aarty rato aad oalad IV at dw edgea. Airport onpioyaaa rolled a It aeveral Umea to praaa It

views toward Israel aa he dacs. AsdHacteratGaaritewnUnlvertlty a Center or Caalanpary Arab Stiidlea which It funded by Libya. Saudi Arabia aod Qatar and dw United Arab Bailralet, beriMiddcanahdybtawaiaarArabaaitudea His apoaaanbip o( last year's Arab-American OUIogue in Ubya and his attcndanoe aeveral yean ago at an Iraqi Zkinlsni-ractam conference Baitara Waltera^ UM faoMua T V newt tatsrvtower. cor aboidd have Ml a tasUag InpraMioa aarsd Baar Wetanaa to d» Mby of Uw hotel at a time when But. peilupa be ki Bol ao aalva. aews wst vaiy (earoe and begged Mn for )uat two mtawtea Former Under Secretary of State Georpp Ball, writing in TV WKh a broad snltoEaar agreed: "I'll give you two minutes-but New York TUnet, crUlctted dw peace treaty, saying Peace can wldMutworda!" never be atutawd withaut the acqulaacaiice of brad'a Arab What did dw Ptealdent's wivoa talk abouf Ophira Navon neiskbors (whklii canbeobtakNdosdy If webrkwUwPtO "Your husband aeema to have loot weight lately " Rotalyn Into the aeaotiatlttgproeeaa" "Yea, he lost live kllograma " Ophira "How did he do if " KoShncfckicly. Ball sakl PtO recoffdUon of larad's right to salyn: "Joggtaig He runt four miles every morning, and I run aakrt aaad not be a pncondltlan t4) parilrtpaiiofi Aaiansbto arguments, Bail included mialrading atatataanta. The waltrcaaat al Uw festive dinner In the Knesset Building He wainad of another war If Israel' trlea to crowd Uw Paleatlnl- wore ookwful laag gowm, wtth dialkictlvc pattern nrtnU. deana out of dw occupied territories by expanding lla set- tl^Md by a piomlnent kical modMe And st laaat Uirec ol ihe Uaaaants " Since Israelis conatllute leas than two percent of the ityUab lady gueaU preaant wort almost Mentical gowna West Bank's populalkm. Ball'a wandag aeema mlaplaoed Cartar made one slip of dw toi«ue In hla ftoal speech at Cairs, suBunhig up hki aspertence Uwre. he paid tribute to He alao warned of Saudi Arab^ proving "kaa able and will tag to realat praaaurat lor higher oU prteas aad decreased "praaMtal Sadat and Uw paopto of Itrad I mean Egypt productkM." Coasldartag dw Saudi rale at Uw Batfidad confer W« amidar If Cartar was aware of dw very bad taste In Uw eaea and Ika aplratkig cost of petroleum. Ball to datfi« dw door by the reipaaaltilii spokoamen ki hia parly who. of aa empty bam Iba naal ttagaa of dM aaggtlaUona, gave Uw In The crUlcs of the paaet trtaly have one complabit In com aon to dM Aaatrtoaa prtss and othan Utot dM only Uitaig li man It doesn't serve die pwpooe of the tamrtat PU). the radi IV affwaaMal «at larael'a snMarnaaa, wbaa aa a nuUar of fa cal Araba or the precartously perched feudal Aalkdoma What a laraal had ytoidad aB alflog dM Ikw Waa dds hard Une I shame! to HMka tadal the nasoMMe btre, or to put Cartar to t brtlcr^ II loak over five yean for the aeedk of the atcpby-tlap pro- PJl poaKtan lor bavtog acMavad Ms aadb dtsptte dw addi? ceaa to produce an laraali-EgypUan treaty II may iaka as long Oaa of the girtt arratlad to dM Cu* Bmada dnnaHlraUoa to negotiate the next accord AmcricaBdIploauey baa opted for to Jerusalem refused to give her earrect none and Mtatined Uw only workable procedure BaH aad kjaaasaclatis are clearly hsrasif aaly as Rosalyn Carter llw poike bkdtar i Roaalya Carlrr apent Uw night In taU' hi the other court

I Letters to The Editor ] TadMBdSar: The purpoae of dilt Mtor It to aa toqaliy, as to what you Udak of a paraiaiHBl Mwsun of dw Bble. In ddt musaum ttwre It to be: BMteal history, docunenta, arebaaalogy, cokM aad atanpaaadsal and nwdara. arttfacto wiUi background of: JsarMi people aad Uatory, Greek artlfacU and bMtory, Pratoataal bMea ki many tongaaa. CadMlle bMaa and blatartcal dsOMMrts. Alao, many rtprsduetMas ki bddtoal Iwgaii dmt cmwr UM Hebrew and Greek acrlptuTM In fact. Uw Holy L«id can be opened to anyone In advance of maktog a Mp UMre: becauae you would aat nuch of UM aackmt world We have about» Mams-large aad aaaU. It will be samsttoM betore we art ptmaaaady eaiablWMd; to If any person or grtap would Hke to help ut wttb a latspsrsry dlapUy. cxMblltoa or a lecture tertos. let ui knew by caak« Itlim,evenkigierweakenda. We are a non-praflt orgsnisstlsn. aad we need your support toget Uw UnlvanalBMteaiMusaumasUkMtbad We m tooktag tor old MMoa, MIdMto EasUm pottory and documaala, as any of tkaae weoM be watosma. I waa a vatanlaar worbar wtdi Dr Sagar and Uw Jewlah ComKy Ceatar, wben dwy wen prapartag Ibt PitsUvsl af BlittealArtandArdMaalagy:also.asatoi»gaMsaftarOrt a.iiTl Everyoat Otoagd N was s vorthwhUc eftort, sidMivh. It did not last Isagtr UMB dne oendM. My VMsttoa Is: Ba many ware wliltag to help wttk ttme, money aad energy to support UM BlUkal Art aad ArrhaaalogIcal POaUval of dme BHndM duraltoa. as why not put lortb dM

aaaw oftol to eatabilah a permanent •uaaum af dM Pram wfcnl I saw at Uw Jawltb Cmauntty Ctntor, UH tral pubUc teemed very interoated ki tola type of Btollcal Would Uke to know bow you foal about a Blblk»l Muteum in KkwrieyJCri EdMar'tNole: ^ AllhouKh Ihe dlnnrr this writer speaks of will have Uken place by Ihe tune Uiu Mler appean. Uw Issue Is one Uiat we twlleveiaanapproprUteonefordlacuaaton J Ttlbai As s survivor of Uw Nazi uightmart. It fUtod my heart wiUi )ay whsn a propoaal waa brtugbl fortti to honor Uioae who IHwr atod aw (ram dw htoody heads of Naito Ho«e««r, my )ey and pride M a aurvtvor sad Jew were tha larsdbytbeiBiiiiiiiMMldMtdMdkMertohoworUwU s in It I gm dbn UM Uwt of Katbradi dIsmnrstorOUMTturvlvonM well, holdkvL psgaid to UM towt of Kathndb rtflecu poor plaii^ lan^ alog aad toek of oaacara tor BMtolakitag a Jewiab klenllty How btokc It It ttMt tooM 40 yaan ago. wa M Jewt tried I tdUH auMabi tor Idtodty as Jews to dM tscc of Naxl apptMakn,; today, by IMa dtoaar, we Jewt anrseivaa are ifMrb^ s vit vital^ part of oiv awa haritagt I rtapect every Jewlah kuUvkhMl't ri#it to keep or not keep fOsadnuadoePs^S)

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An Omahan in Jerusalem ByDMldDiiltah

I aadt my Anl tMWiioa (ram Janaalem IMI VM*. i vt» IM Tri AvW StaM I Imt UMd to brMi • iww iwd hm bmn pmr«d bUmmn UMM IV* dtlw «Wdi makm UM S milt dtoMvwa Hmrn notlMaMy riMrttr. HW b« rMe Mm JMVI* Tti Avt* UkM ooiy « mImilM md tiM rtiurn trtp am A rmmd trip UdMt coma n.» ^B n* main gaal o( my trip «« to TMI Ito MuMum o( tlw Jrw ^^plNapara Ucalad on UM CMB|NM O( Tii Avtv Untvcntty, the nblMB nm opMMd Uwl May Md I* oMTcnUy one of the holtwt f altraetlaMtalhedty I Tke aim o( lUa miiaaum, accordtoi to UwU' brocbure. U to I *Mr tke M«*pawi(Mt of larael and tht Otaipara and the • meed tar tmdmlMdkig d» J«wt' cemman hamaiB. at the key lo the future of Ifet paapte There are acvM dtvlaiaM In the thrwHary OHiHnim iullcd •atea" and MChkitnaladdMarMayTht fate* b<. Family and graduate to Community, Jewlib F*i' Amonf the Nalkmi. and Return to Zlon In the final gai^ *• >>n> I the part* arc brougM logMher In t roulti media In the mlMe of the from the roof,

a CMtral Memorial Column, ai a eonilani rMBlndar of Jew

Throudhout the museum rUrt. illdet. models ind dlagramt •r* on eihlblt My favorite lectlon dealt with tynaaofuea Seated raproductlaM of iynaflBVMa from all over the world are •n eibliN indudtag many that were dtatroyed during the Hol» cauat Another 4apact of the muaeum I en)ayed wa« the rteearch and game roomi In each divlaion for • nominal fee you can do raMaRk on any of the wbjecu mentioned in thr muaetim ualng I of dacumenti on microfilm You can alto I of a aubjeet by playtng a quU game on a At the entrance to the muieum on the main floor It a temporary eihlbU hall When I visited they were dlqilayind phol& paflMef Paltah Jewry beloTP World War Two

After vlalting the muaeum 1 tooa s DUS lo tnr aneraion Hotel A friend wham I studied with (reahman year works there Unda dropped out o< the Hebrew Unlversliy after hrr second year and Merad Hotel MaBagemanI School in H«-nlyis Now one year after graduaUng dit la manafw ol Uir Sheraton Realaurani Only S, Uada leOs me she la very happy with her work She Ml the Hebrew Unlverslly becauae she wanted to Mudy b«Mlaa« and no oeursce were of fered on the undergraduate level ihrre The school In Henlyla came cloaeat to her de«irM While i(ud>ini! in Merzlyis ahe Iniemed al the Tel Avi working all of Uie hotel'I odd Jobs When she grsduii11 aton oMerad her a choicr belwrm Personnel Manager and Hestaurant Manager She chose the latter "because I didn't want lo be cooped up In sn office all day " 'The Sheraton Restaurant loob right out on ihe Mediterranean Sea i Another benefit Is Uw fine food she can eat whenever >he dr tires By working hard at the Sheraton. Linda i ikills u a m taurant manager have placed her In high demand around the country Last tummrr when s Joint Amerlcan-laraeli film rrrw showed a film in Kllil they asked Linda to come down and ael up a makethlfl rrtlaurant Inr the duration of Ihr produrlum "Thr paywatgoodar I a great tan "she said After only m -•>• Shrralrai Linda hat higher aiplra tkmt "Oneday i i iiki- umr manager of a hotel," ahe said "Thr work here is good ripertence and for the preaent, I will stay here Her paycheck la one reason she Isn't actively seeking rm ploymeni elsewhere She receives a monthly groas salary of MS After taxes the lakes home $M4. a good salary by Israeli ttandarxli Linda lald Another reason she remam* »' i*"- '^^•'^r•• ton It thai l»o months agn site ma<le » major rtwp moat of her Mivlngs Into purchating an apartment ui.: . Aviv Linda left the Hpl)rew rniv<'r>.iiv unit it glad she did Another Irlend ol mine Mitrh. ren for all four years Next week 1 will write you about > y. I think you will fuid it turprtslng. '

The Written Word ByMonlaMallae Dtt Wetaer This column Is lor you You have proved that lor every action there'a a reaction Do you it an ipMi millng a what la rdtli«lor the

lion of Involvement by children was dlscuaaed TMa diacuaalon took place al a time when the Jewlah Preas wai Btaitlng to experience rapid and what we term, ex ptoMve, 0Qwth. AiMltlwiai advwtkriiig reve-

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II «Bt IHad In my aii^nv tctoia, Mrf ttm I paid BO lUr UMT atlMUon. I aiio paid no attanUan to the anwer you gA. It wan fHMfat. vi«ie. MdMdaopnnlMollaaaBadlMehmwIW. Tlw watka paaaed Month* I BWi ami aanl vfM^ OM e( mmf dk>eiaSewwttlirederaUonpreeidem Mary rellman. the quea-

One of the options 1 am ex ptartag came rl^ out of the tub<oaiCleua: "What are you datag tar the children?' A IM llMugM direetod HiMf toward tka cipaaalon of the aawipapar'i youth aecUon. Certainly, we want chU drtn to read the Jewlah Preu, and we oivbt to provide them wHb matorlal that la meaning hiltotham.

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A logical lollow-19 to thte thought was to actually In volve the children of the com munily with the preparation of matertaJ that would be Inter eating for other children to read Thl* la bow the Preet Oub Idea wat conceived A tiny ad In the Jewlah Pram attracted teveral teenagan and prataenagert They reipuidad to our nead for chlldran to bandto aaat^unentt In writing, photography, art and raaeareh Their flrtt atslgnmentt have been given lo them, and their work should ihow up soon In an expanded youth section lor the paper Along with aaalgnments. the youngsters wUI be given In-

tructhm aimed at developing toumallatic skills thai will not only enhance their own confl dence. but alto will help pro duce acceptable material for your reading pleasure The poatlbllltles of expanding the Press Club concept are unlimited, and we Intend to proceed quickly to develop in leraallng concepts lor thr yaun^ten to work on Tliere are no membership fees to the Prees Club The only requirement Is s will Ingneas to work and an eager ness to learn There alao It the opportunity to make n>oney as we will pay lor completed atslgnmentt So. thank you (or tpeakln«( up Mr Welner Your wordt were not In veto.

i Letters to The Edftof ] I Continued from Page 4) •tMi U oomea down to a Jewlah community tatuikatpltlnlyJawWi AranZaldermaB

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TatkaUHar I aa a •m^nvar of Hitler't concailratlQa campa I wa* aa eye I to the bralal daadi o( eeiatlaai aumbert e( my people. my own pnnato and tmnmm ether relaikma The I haa a very igacial(maanlagtoma,^^ maanlag to I rwaahaidallheHliton RaoMilyaipadali MgAmwIcanATihyllharataraofllwcancintritlencampi. Ttie Idea »aa a baillM on* and I wa* ea0tr to be part o( the ever* adhrltia*. But I wa*akid*d (ram the p**atiUI(y of par becauae of ttm toed aerred at Ih* dlMMr It wat non Jao becana* UM evening'* acthrlllaa began while it

wamaaawnt Mmam of Jew* war* disen to the ga* chamben with the btly toi^i^ an Ifeatr ll|». "Aal Maamto B'Mnww Shtoma" i battove to pariaet laMi" thay prodalmadl WiMt klpd of faltb were dtoy dadartog? Wkat ktod af battaf wer* dwy affirming^ naae Jew* had (aMi. Ikat aMkN0 Owy wmddaaoa be dead, the I YlddlahMt would never be deatrayed.

The victlmt of the Holocauil were people of deep attachmentt to the Jewlth faith and tradition Even while they were in the concentration camps, many of them took additional risks to iry to obaerve whatever Jewlah practices were poaslble under the circumstances How Is It poaslble then lor the survivors of the Holocaust to sponsor a non-kosher dinner on the Shai)t>at If your perceptive child confronts you with this question, how wUI you answer hlm^ It It a deaecrathxi of the memory ol the victims at well as a desecration of Important teachings ol Judalam I hope and pray that this kind of desecration In the memory ol the •,«IIO,an will never take place again There la no doeM that the same dinner could have been held and the same honor paid to the American liberators army, In a ' ttial would have been m keeping with Jearish teaching diplly There have been other large community I dinnen which were held under kosher auaplcea In our It I* tar liM*e m**0M that I and others had to abaent our aalve*(ramlM*dtaii(r

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The Jeiuish Future By AbnCaLbc

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Jetuaalem H-^t'e of the great temple which wat destroyed not an< •- And capitui uf Israel A capital whichlhr ' "•', „,.,j thr rest of the world refutes to acknowledit' '^ soul is Jewlth and which is claimed lacred to i: —^ni Moslem What ptoaam me ae much about the peace between Egypt and Itrael la the slow furc-ed acknowledgement of the ten fit land and with that, the hghttof Jews I' .ilt-m isesM>nltallv,Iewishby acknowledgenw . ths a: It Un< M send Jeruaaleni It* prophet fruni Jrru^ Jeruaalem The vn - preaaence of the Holy One Anrt vrt while pilgrinni "leHi f'hrlslian (ulfillmeni by jour-l nr% ''V journeyirtK 'Utr. without a vikil tujcru&dli.' for loo lon^ we l he might Of Iho" loonlrolof ' thl in Ihe muv ( cleand Lmm- ul imr tdilfi

Great KgypI wax afflicted out o( Its u nine death of so many ol its first bom. rami ,^ht of Israel was more than in it.s sword, il WH>< im miKni >» r i^;iiieousnesR, ol righteous claim to live In peace wilhin the t)orders of Its land And KgypI made its peace de&pile the clamor ol its Arab brothers, currently caughl in a whirlwind ol religiouK pas-sKm which IS f" ' r.. .1...IK more weeping, more slavery, ul IJM-mi' n have seen what freedom ls,| but have IX..., ,,,< ••- jt their disposal Judaism IS a lighl unto the nations' II It a beacon of freedom, of democracy. In an area that has only known feudalism and whose leaders fear the presence of Israel because its message uf IndlvidtuI dignity must surely flow like baptismal water*J throughout Ihe entire area to whet the appeliies of people who! want to participate in the destiny ul their own lives and the live*« of their nations The greatest freedom fighters in the world were and are Jews' So. Jerusalem must now remain Jewish In its entirety The] world must know and acknowledge that Jerusalem is a JewWl' holy city. It was a Jewish holy city for centunes before others laid claim to It, and il will be a Jewish holy city even when men walk on other planets The lesson here (or Jews Is that we must begin to reclaim all that IS historically and spiritually ours Even to the point of reclaiming the Jewish Jesus If need be Anyone who reads the socalled New Teatamenl Instantly recognizes thai the man who Is so central to Christianity Is a Jew preaching exclusively lo Jews, dealing with themes which were the great detutes o( his time, dying a Roman death lor the rrimr o( seeking to be a leader - they mocked him at king o( the Jews II you know little about Judaism, you must study your faith l( you know little o( Christianity and Islam, you mutt familiarize yourself with their tenets And when you do, you will discover that Judawm It thr father of fiitht, the mother of these rellglont who have laid Incestuous seige to our holy places and to our I to be a holy people

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Hn. Rldiard Maao( NawyiUciMi to Robari Bdvard Hattean. aan K Mr and Mn Jaal HaUWM a( Vaital, New Yart. HM HaWiiw ara larMa Mkatan will be gradualad IMa May (ram the UmrarMly af Panaayhanla with a bacMar a( aria hilnlantaUa» al rMaUooa and In

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RabM Isaac Nadaifr offlclatad at the wadding onramoay wiildi UMk plaoa an Sunday, April I at Bath iarad Syiia-

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Offutt AirBMS anvicn: iha CapdMri Ckapal •econd Prlday of aacfei I p m and ioivlli Friday at 7 l»pm AaOnatSbablMl MlaMrslhaianrtoa. •arrina ara oaBdnctad by nMiliHj)>M|l I

iat llMUalvanldad di aa««a, Spala, durlnchar Junlaryair Mr HaUman baa accepted a

August Rite Set at Temple Mr and Mrs Julius KaU man announce the en(agement of their dauglilar, Sherry BariMa. lo Mark Kohn, BoaoCMr andMn B«n Kohn o(Mliinaapolls.Mlaa Ao Aug II wadilliw to pianood at Tampla Iarad

Engagement Announced RomalUU an of (PMUnai Polly April, to Denial RaMnirft. ton of Mr and Mrs Davh) RuM BOft Of Evanaton. Ill Mn Raaanflald la alao the itoi«h laraf tanlay RaaanflakI (laaatHdialatNavaYeSaailnary and her Oanea Is a ittident al Otir Sa YaMdva. at (ilvat Ada A June wedding In Jaruta-

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Omahans in the News Dr. Jamaa Wax hi etoctod praatdanl al the medical sun al CMMran's Koapllal He had larved prrvkiuaiy as vice praaidanl.

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The service of compassion to keep faith with the troubled and neecJful among us in our communities, letting no special circumstance hinder or diminish our capacity to fulfill their lives.

to stand with the people of Israel more firmly than ever before... for this moment when peace bt^gins is both triumph and trial: they bear great and costly burdens. The service of brotherhood to embrace all our brethren from the Soviet Union who courageously free themselves from bondage, and to guide them to new life in the freedom of Israel and the United States.

The service of redemption to bring new life, hope and dignity to all who have felt themselves abandoned in Israel's neighborhoods of distress, . cherishing and embracing the 200,000 Children of Renewal and leading them into a future of gathering brightness.

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Buys Hotd MIAMI BEACH <ZINS< The beachfront Hotel Ivanhoe. serving mainly Jewish guests. was recently purchaaed by i Saudi millionaire The new owner. Wtgdl Tahalawl, li re parted to have paid 14 S mil lion lor the >M room hotel Ta halawl has said he i> miareated in investing an addtttoHl m mlUkM w other beadifroalboWa Reapondlng lo a questioo he said "1 am no enemy of the Jetrlab people absolutely not I have may Jewish friends in Egypt and In Undon."

Holtzman Resolution WASHINGTON. iJTAi Rtp Elliabrth HolUroan. iDNYi m her first act as chairman of the House Judlcl ary lubcammlttee on Imml gration. citizenship and Inter national law. Introduced In the House s rcaoiution calling on the government of West Germany to modify Its statute of limitations to permit the ron llnued prosecution of .Nazi war crtmUials Her resoiution was o^apon-

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HagSameadi* Gut Yomtov' A Happy Paaaover \o you and all yotir dear ones! Hopefully the holiday ta a food one for you' A great effort was made by our Protect Elijah courdlnated committee to see thalnoonewasaiont'^ Seder and we are In debted to Robert li0\ sh Kamily Service. Ducky MUder. rhairniitii ul ilw New (WiMrs Commiltee. (onrad Kollerj Federation Staff aasociale, and Ben Laub, Director ol the Sher Home, for I making arrangementa for a number | of tingles, older adults, newcomeni The beauty and theme ol the Pas iover Itsue of the Jewish Press hat I also added to the joy of this holiday and It a trttMite to the joint efforts ol | the Jewish PreataUff The past month has aeen a number of activities which have also enriched our community the community observance of the signing of the Israel Egypt peace treaty, the honoring o( the Hoiocaust camp liberators by the survtvort, the opportunity lo enjoy persons such as Velvel Pasternak and Abraham Karp Don't miss the opportunity to listen to Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum Monday night at the Center' His knowledge and preaentation will add to your Passover holiday pleasure To y<M college students who are home for spring break or the holidays, this word I'd like lo hear from you about summer lime itrdvlties you'd like for yourselves and fellow reluming to Omaha. The Jewish Ke<i> id its departments have some plans but would like your Ideas also Call me at 551 7257 before you leave town Important things are happening In the areas of aging. Jewish education, special observances of Yom HaShoah and Yom Haatimaut. the closing of the organlxatlon year and election of new officers and very signifiranlly the arrival of Iranian and Russian Jewish families It's been said before and many will say It again - Omaha's Jewish community Is one of the finest' Shalom!

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Arrangements have been rnnde to give out (and)e» along with a ihoet etplamiiig tww they may be uaed to comme Dtorate the deatructlon of the Sit Million According to Mr Pappenhetmer the candles will be given to iludenta in the Sunday ichaoU on AprtI Z2 They will alia be available froe o( charge at the JCC and at vahoua locations around IN' citv Tlif onivifllnii iif Ihe c in • K le ty ul Survivors of the Holi> caust The sheet given with the candles will explRln that an entire t, • ! join in its liRhimK • lie life and vitality ul the Jcwiiih commu nity in the face of an uncertait) future The candle also will demonstrate a return to soli darlty with the people of Is rael. those who survived, and thoaewhodidniK

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I' ilh ll has be«'n called Ihe miHil ninving dim ever made, she added At 4 15 memtxTs of the community will ln' al)lc In sec film footage taken from 1940 to 1943 of the mile sfju.ire Warsaw (thetto Assembled nver a period of tures of life and death in the i ;hetlo were tak< r ,i men of the lierman army, the .SS. the (iestapo ami in elude many of the private albums of Hemrich Himmler. (ieslapo chief The .Vl mlnule d<K-umenlary shows the heroic uprising that precedJ-d Ihe annihilation and lh«' ulliniale silence in the (;hef to The films are free and open to the public However, adults only may view the films

AiluilH-s fur hilrtren will lakr place .il Ih) I' ' on Sun (las 22, ac COf ' ;ien Fi IWM! iii'ii '^ It of the whole Voiii ridiii'irin iirogram. these activities for children aged four and up will not expose Ihem to the atrocities of the Molocauat lULher than try to teach children a concept that adults do not fully understand 'Which IS moreover fmughl with many harsh and depres sing aspects the i<irh,iir men havt i-s of actlvilii ..sc the children lo the lite thai en isted In iCurope before Ihc war "We cannot fully under stand the destruction «l Six Million Jews in Kurope if we do not know alxnil their cul ture,"" said Conrad Roller, Federation Staff Associate, who IS working on the pro gram

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af tfet lafMdary MadeUlnc. aa m-tated iNWiIrl of the Gold Ru* day*. The ofwra WM toiiwtoaliiniil by the CentriJ CMy dpara aatoclaUoa and pnoUarad iaal Minner at CUIral CKy'i Tcllar HMM Artuli'ln Schodt loprano UM ilie of tfet actual : of the rac« Wrttten L^annr McGlffln and tenor by Htary MoUlrone. who to IxNils Turner were In the ortgikapwa lor hto HoUywood fUm nal premier caat and wlU rtcraate Ihalr rolea here, iotoed TDe nee la hl^y taaelW and by CETA baritone Michael rcmUMaol of the Ibik ityle of Scarhorougb Kirt Pavttt, OP ERA/OMAHA'i mualc pn> die old Wait grama dtrectar, la mutic dtOPERA/OMAHA'i out- rador and plaaM lor the He will be complereach procram and tti by (lute and cello, tpera toor art CXMHIOW of the Artltta-iB-Schoeii pro- played by Karaa Balaa and (ram. ao« In lu loarih yaar Wbi Mayo, both atialniU at and funded Ihnwih the Ne- UNO brariu ArU CouocU and the OoMha PuMle Icfeoala SyaThe outreadi proffan ti t«B. ThapnvM pravtdia tknaa^ paot* and • tavaitia na addKtaM a«Added la

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Model Seder fUbM Jonathan Roambaum, director o( Jrwlih (UiuratMn. « I dcpartmanl of the JpwM Fadaratton ol Omalia, ilngi Chad [ 0«4yo "to onr breath" duriag a nodai ladar he conducted (or 'ar Cttlaaot group at Uw Jawlali Communlly (>nter lait SylvU Goidterg, pnatdant of tke group, holdi the mi I ao that Rabbi Roaanbaum can devote aU of Mi energy - Itteiong

How your dollars to the Omaha Federation Campaign give Jewish life to Nathan

niversity of Judaism Trains Administrators A new proitram lo (ram ad mmulralors lor Jpvtish pub Itr rtli(fiiiu.s ami rommunal ns ha^ be»n an . Ihp I niversity i)( in. Ijoi Angrln program, which Ix cur ly arrrpllnK appliralHmk will be({in al Ihr end <if une. will ronlrr a masliT s Krw in PutilK Managj-nwnt nd \ ' uch

be given in -IKMS UI iti.inii|{e menlai ^ul> jerls »' liics. rompulern. stalislicii. ac rounling, public relations, or ganizational l>ehavlor. labor rrialKm.* and personnel man a^emenl legal and latullon problemt and others which are offered In inananemenl and adminislralioffi Iraminfl

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I I nr itirfiior ill ih<' program m Profnsor My Kaiw who ha« '»• ' ••"! taught in I xiol nl Man . ' M In a pro » '1)1 ID an MA in III and Admlnistra inihe Arts Aatibi liavid (rtirdu, vicr I n( Ihr I nivrrtity of announrH thai thiii oursr of itudlea will canals! If 24 mnnlha of cootlnuoui nrk including a six wrrk immer inkliluir and a five Month inlrmithip with an apirapriatr Jewish urganiza km Speriallied Instruction will

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UJA-S «TH AfflflVERSARY Hear in mind <t»' rcdl meaninit of this 4(ilh \nniversary of our lifeline We are not in the lime of our fathers and mothers trying In raise a community out of aahea We are the sims and daughters who inherited a strong and unitnl cnmmunily with the obligalion and iippor tulnly tnlmildilonlife

Meet Nathan Goldberg, 86. He came to Omaha from Russia as a child in 1900 He worked all his life as a grocer. Now. his Wife has died, and his children live in California. Although he worked hard, he has little savings. There is no guarantee, for any of us, ag ainst savings being gone, families being gone, and finding ourselves alone Nathan Goldberg lives at the DR. PHILIP SHER HOME FOR THE AGED, and finds some moments of quiet joy and companionship there Your dollars provide Nathan a $1400 subsidy at the SHER HOME. His children do the best they can, but they can only pay a small amount for their father's care. On days when he feels well enough, Na than travels by van from the Home to the OLDER ADULT PROGRAM, some times at the Jewish Community Center,

sometimes at Beth El Synagogue or Temple Israel, for an excellent, nutritious lunch, a stimulating speaker or film, friendship, cards, or a supervised swim in the pool Your dollars subsidise Nathan's lunch (15,000 meals were served to Older Adults at the JCC last year), and help keep him active and mentally healthy. Nathan and our Older Adults are not a burden. They are not people to be put away some place and forgotten. They are our family part of our heritage of shared joy and suffering. They are part of the oneness of all Jewsour fathers and mothers. Our uncles and aunts. Our brothers and sisters We cherish them now, as they cherished and cared for us. They are our responsibility That is what makes us a Jewish family

Your dollars make good things happen.

Just ask Nathan. ^ It's Up to Us ^

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Shirley Leviton Elected By Council of Jewish Women

nalnnal and international \r\ rl* An fleeted Tnotw and VMC iSwinvenan of the Kxe cuUvc CommUtaa of bar alma •latar, Baavcr Callage, *e U a niinhai of ilia founden Pregraai ol Ibt Albert Km •tain Callag* al MedK-inr Mn I>evitan atoo aervn on the National Jewlah Comniu nity Helaliont Advlaory Coun rll In 1971 she was a reprrarn lative to the ACTION Conference m Waahlngton D C . and lo the While Houtr_ Brtcflag Haailiwa on the Han ma Canal

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Hirer to vice preddmt of SCJMH. aad bat diairml numeroua natkaoal cominttlaai. reflecting her broad Intereil In the organUatlon't acllvillea and itnirlurr Amonff thoar conunlttec* of which ahe haa tervcd aa chalrwonan are Program Devalapwaat. Field Service, and New Partpec llvea on Voluntarltni On the local level, Mn tevlton It a manber and paai Praaldant of the Pcnlnaula (Long Itlandi Section of NrjW Mn Leviton brlngi lo the National Council of JewUh Women a broad penpectlve baaed alao on her many other InvalvemaBti on the local.

Mn Ueviton It married lo Harold I ticvltan. and Is the mother of three and the grand rotdgM

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Hiirtwr Nr« York, hai baan elerted prtaiitiat of the National CottKll of Jrwiih WoaMO iNCJWi Succeedlai CalbarR LandalacMefewnillve offlcef of the l«».<» ntember nationa) orRantza tloo, Mn L^vHon'a inciHll;! lion wa* held on Marcli Ihr rulmmation of M jvs : Ord National Convention m DailBi. Traaa ThechaUenfr lo N( lu n (he yean ahead is ili'.ii tlatrsMn l.«vitan Wcmuat continur to (uifill ihr mponni t>iliiy of the voluntary aadar 10 dpveiop aad Inplafncai ef lecilva pngraiM la meet human naadi Vohaiteer or(aiuiaiiaiia are In the poaltion lo (ak* norr niks in innovaliBg profranui than are the prnnmeM or thr private iNtor 1 look forward lo worli' in« with the leadanhlp of NCJW around the country ai we lake Che hiki nectaaary lor our organliation la contloue lU tradHlaa of kaavaUva lervlce, In an ara wbcn kumaa neada are great and. regretful ly, the rcaourcei available to meet Ihoae needi are llm Itfd " Mn l^eviton. who haa baan active In NUW ior JO yaara, haa played a lop leadinMp role In the organliaUaQ ifeiea her election to the National Board of Dtrecton In 1916 She haa bald a variety of national IfMB aMiatani trea-

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The Jamnah Pratt

Remembering Einstein HAIKA. ISRAKI. Aft*r thr mofnlni'i wort. I frr qurnlly arcompanlrd Profe*tor KtiMtrin piii way U» hto ttm HsUcM and wrartng i ^^•Irr or IraUx-r JackPl hr

iiMn o( paM'>^ iflftiwd 06vkMu III ihui fati " Thua rrnwmtirn Tfchnlon Prafeiaor Nathan hmen iu\ tv orraslnn last mniilh of rfw iKtrin'» *ork«l MiUi UM' t^ivni Mit^lml in iPriaceton brforr immiKralmg l.tojolnthpiurfodhr II wai a nitlng Bcr (or an aaaoriatr of Kin .ttrln. lor th* miowra>(1 phyti ed at Uie (Inu Pml thr original SocMy of of tbt Tecimlon Ttw B«dldtom In which Roaefi worki today Einateln't namf ProRoam la holder of the ard Swopc Chair in Phyu

n ThuuiUi RoM^'i fir»l mrrt InR with Albert K.inyi.n, i.«>k ^lace aome 45 s' remembrnil as II lerday In the faU of 1933 I had tome to Princeton Iniversily lo work on researrh ;iftpr h;iv ITK receivMl m\ (r«» I \fnm»H\ it (• "1 ronif lo Ijvf I, I 'irl viii« nn Ihe (ai nils odhr!,. •Ilnsli lute (or A(h Kar Irr I hart iVifw ii rn»ler h hesu connected with Km tern t unified field theory, ind It orcurred lu me thai ft ••M be inleresllnfi In visit ^^H|Mr Kinntein and lo di» PHraite work with him Mow ver. I hettilnled lor u lonK Inie lo disturti '•»• <• •' »"• 1' an with nny Wrk One day ea/.

gathered up louruK*" <inrt vtcnl to hia oftup ni illk l'rl.(^-^ •orRoaen "When I entered I found him workinR w ilh hit aiakttant. Dr Walter Mayer He wu very friendly and uoaaaumlnR We dIaciWMd My earlier work and blf Ihaory on which it wai> baaad Soon he waa telllnfi mr what he waa workinn on al thai lime The conversation ended with an invnation from him that I come aitam am) take part in the work that he waKdoinK " .Shorily afterwarda. Prolet. aor Roaen gave up all his other work in order to concentrate entirely on workinR with Kin stein He Irannferred to Ihe In illlule (or A' i^\ and (or the m-" mi tinued working «itti tlif ((real phyaiclal They met in his of fice every day for M>vpral hours KlnKtein would dutcass hi> ideaa. his auislanln would try lo develop them (uriher and apiily them to spt>cific problema. or carry out calcu lallona baaed on them I was very impressed tjy the logical simplicity and clar ity of his thinking." I'nifessor Koaen says "He would go di rectly to the esaential el emcntMiflhtMiueslion Hul tw si'l' Mhinkmn llwTP * , II wastheorlKi IK' Keniu.s Trrne and ri whPti (he '*llii:ili(>n h.'l-I.I.

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Portrait of a Father How your dollars to the Omaha Federation Campaign give Jewish life to Meyer

Meet Meyer Dansky, 86. He came from Poland to Israel in 1945. His wife has died and his sons, Avi and Yoset, died fighting in 1948.

Meyer bright and lively would like to ap many things But there are no facilities and no activities for Tel Hanan's many aging people

Meyer's life is not what he once longed for-a comfortable place to spend his golden years with the grandchildren he used to dream about.

Your dollars, through the Federation's al location to the United Jewish Appeal, will help'to renovate Meyer's apartment and build a community center in Tel Hanan.

He lives in Tel Hanan, near Haifa, one of 160 seriously distressed neighborhoods in Israel. Meyer was told years ago that his poverty situation would get better. But the new comers were too many, too soon Tel Hanan remains a "slum " Meyer is poor not only because he is old and has spent his savings, but also be cause he was a refugee in the years when the new State of Israel was deluged with crises: five wars, soaring inflation, contin ued immigration

Your dollars help to provide Meyer a $500/year health and welfare subsidy, and help pay the $500 cost to supply him with "meals on wheels ' If your father or grandfather had gone to Israel rather than to America, he could be Meyer. Meyer and Israel's beloved elderly are our responsibility. That is what makes us part of a Jewish family.

Your dollars make good things happen. WANTED

Just ask Meyer.

SNACK BAR OPERATOR FOR JCC It's Up to Us. Summer Outdoor Snock Bor Contact Phil Cofm«n, 39M9M

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By David Diiltdi Thb PMMVM- 17 Nebraakans ranging In age from 17 to24 will tit down lo aaederla Israel Sotnecantr here to study, others came here to work In Interview s with 14 of the 17 Nebraskans here, all expressed a desire to be In a Jewish state and learn more about Judaiam. Seven Omahans are studying in N >'>bby Denenberg. 20, daughter ol Mr and • nan Denenberg, arrived In Israel last September She immediately began Rtudying at Pardes. an Orthodox yeshlva located in Jemsaiem Det>by says the yeshiva prides Itself on serious learning without forcing belief or traditional observance on its students "They hope obaervance will come as a result of studying," she •aid Debby has classes 45 hours a week at Pardes The yeshiva allows men and women to study together in class which Debby thinlis is great Her courses include Chumash. Mishna. Halacha. ilistor) ol the Talmudic Period. PhikMophy. Holocaust. Siddurand Relationships Between Religious and .Non Keligloas Jews Although Pardes has dormitory facilities. Debby and most of the 2S people on her program stay in their own apartments away from the yeshiva 'By living away from Pardes," Debby says. 'I am not isolating myself Irom the rest of Israel The 25 minute walk lo school IS quite pleasant " Debby describes living in Jerusalem a« "wonderful, exciting. slimulalinKand lulfilling " She It happ> with Pardes and says it could not be better Debby plans to return loUmaba in June and resume her studies at Stanford IJntverslty in the Fall In another part of Jerusalem four other Omaha girls also study tn yeshiva Ktmna Cooper. 19, daughter of Judge and Mrs Sam Cdoper and Anita 1191 and Polly 121 > Rosenfield daughters of Mr and Mrs Stanley Rosenfield study at Neve Jerusalem Next door at MIdrasha Ohr Jerusalem Rachel Fettman. 18. daughter of Cantor and Mrs Leo Fettman. studies The four Omahant all live at their yeshivol Anita began her studies at Neve Jerusalem In 1977 I.ast year her sister Polly joined her. and last August Ronna arrived Although this yeshiva has four different divisions, all three girls are in the same program They are in class 40 hours a week and study Chumash. Halacha, Pirfce Avot, MItzvot. TephUloi, Meglllot and Hebrew Speaking on behalf of all three, Anita said they came to Israel to find out more about what It means to be Jewish She it "satisfied plus" with the program Ronna says the highlight of her visit it experlencbig Shabbat aiM) other holidays "Everyone

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Is to involved here." she said "it gives one a good feeling to be Jewish " Rachel began studying at her yeshiva last September and loves It M'r i\:ts.KA-% .in. mnto «imll to those offered at Neve. i n cl Rachel likes to walk an>ui.....v.u.^.....I. ...^,..ngat much of the city as she can "When I first arrived in Israel I hated II But toon as I adjusted to the way of life here, I fell In love with Israel, "she said "The people here are J fantastic." ^ Rachel is unsure how long she will remain1 in Israel IsraeF She had planned to leave in June, but now may »y stay ^^ another year Ronna will return lo Omaha In June, ^M and Anita plans to remain in Israel "forever Across town from where Rachel lives her brotheifl bi Jack, 22. studies at Ohr Samayach, a yeshivaI with V about 200 people Jack began his studies last October^ October and is glad he did In fact, he wishes he had begun maa long time ago "I am learning an awful lot about myself here," said. "In Omaha there were a lot of distractions Bu^ B here at the yeshiva I have a chance to think straight ight and decide what I want to do " Jack's courses include Philosophy. Gemorra. ofShabbal, Chumash, and Mlt2vot "The studying the highlight forme,' he said "The courses are challenging and the instructors Interesting So are the students I am me«'ting people f rftm all over the world "' Like bis slater. Jack is unsure how long be will stay in Israel The seventh Omahan studying in a yeshiva here Jonathan Duitch, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Dull Jonathan graduated early from Westside High .Sci so he could come to Israel He arrived in February immediately began attending classes at Aish Hator< This yeshiva is located in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem, a 20 minute walk from his apartment Classes are offered five days a week from morning till evening .lonathan's course load includ« Mil/ • r. .Mi.shna, Proof ofGod from • , III Ways lo Wisdom On a previous visit to Isr^l in 1977 Jonathan became Interested with the Aish Hatorah concept ai vowed lo return He enjoys his studies, but does not them dominate his day He frequently plays host to > friends at his apartment and he travels extensively around the country He plans a trip to Smai during Pasiover

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atlng " Jonathan plans to leave Israel in July and begin college in itte Fall DanKaplan. ao, sonof Mr andMn* Morris Kaplan. Is spending his junior year of c-ullege at the Hebrew)' 'Hast July from Omaha ail inasiimmcrulpan belore clasM^' >iigh his major at Ac iics. while here he is taking courses that deal primarily with the Arab-Israeli Conflict "I want tu take advantage of studying Israel, so I am foregoing my major (or a year," he said Dan enjoys the one year program he Is on "It is excellent for the student who v ,i' < <• Israel, he said "The Hebrew I a well rounded program that Is far superior to bix week lours " After living here almost nine months the question Of aliyah has crossed Dan's mind more than once For the present, however, it Is still Just a thought He plans to return this summer and resume his studies at Arizona State The highlight of his trip has t)een scuba diving in the Red Sea He dewrilMHl the eifpcrience as "abaolutely phenomenal" becausi-of how dear the water was Dan hopes to return to the Ked Sea again before he leaves Israel MorrlsAllen, 24, sonofMr and Mrs Harry Allen of Lincoln, is a first year rabbinical student at the Jewish Theological Seminary's Jerusalem branch He arrived last July and will remain till June His courses Incliide Talmud. MIshna. Midrash, Hebrew. Contemporary Israeli Society and Modem Jew i.sh Philosophy When not In class Morris does volunteer work with Senior citizens in Jerusalem and with • an Orthopedic Hospital In Jerusalem H. is as much time as possible with his sister .Miriam and h<'r family Miriam made alyiah six years ago and lives on Kibbutz Maan near Rehovot Morris says the saddest aspect of his stiiy in Israel Is the polarization between religious and non religious Jews in Israel 'Heligion Is a political institution here," he said "As such it has been corrupted by the political prfK-ess " Still, Morns enjoys Israel He does say. however, that Israelis are not as well-mannered as Nebraskans Another Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS;

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student In Israel IsTerrI Krivosha, 2«i, Maughierof Chief Justice and Mrs Norman Krivosha of l.mcoln Ten ' ttttheJT'lIni i.lonayeai n lak ihliieJTSbrafKhbereaHdliHHet. At the University she is part of a sp<Tial .Mercaz program "By getting involved with Mercaz I feel like someone in Israel cares about me It Is a very good program and I am one of 30 students instead of one of 400 vying for altentif>n," she said Her courses at the University are in the .School of Kducation and are all taught In Hebrew This visit IS Tern's fourth trip to I he leelsnow "very much at home here • r wonderful p<'ople to t)e with Alyiah is Mimething I think about, but I'm not ready for it now " she said Becoming more and more comfortable with the language is the highlight for her Terrl's sister Rhonda. 17, is also in Israel Rhonda came in February and will stay till June She is here on a Rama lllpan Program For four months she w ill work and study on kibbutz Kin Tsunm < I<K ated 20 miles fntm Ashkelon > There are 24 people on the Rama pmgram and Rhonda enjoys it alot Thn-e days a wc«'k she works and three days a week she studies Hebrew On Shabbat she relaxes, catches up on h«'r sleep and sp<'nds lime with her adopted family on the kibbutz Rhonda feels comfortable in Israel and considers alyiah a possibility in the future This fall she will begin college SteveRothenberg, 2l,.sonof Mr and Mrs James Rothenberg, is here on an American Zionist Youth Federation Slate I'niversity of New York joint program He arrived in February for one month of ulpan and instruction in leaching Kngli.sh as a second language After ulpan he will live on a Yemenite moshav, Aminadov, outside of Jerusalem and live with an Israeli his age For five months he will leach F^nglish to Israelis and receive college credit back in America When not teaching Sieve will come to Jerusalem and study archaeology This visit is Steve's second to Israel "I wanted to come back becaus*- the first time I came I .saw everything through a lour I don't think I saw the real Israel Now I want to see everything," he said "Hove Israel and I.sraelis They are fnendller this lime than

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Suian Wintraub before By living here I think I understand more about Israel than I did before " The highlight of Steve's trip has i ig people from all over the world "I h.* I a lot more in my first three weeks h«Te than I did during a semester of college," he said .Steve will return this fall to Arizona State University Nancy Pappenheimer, 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Pappenheimer. came to Israel last September and moved to Kibbutz Tzuba IcK-ated In the Judean Hills outside of Jerusalem Nancy spent six months on the kibbuU She would work in the mornings and study Hebn'w in the aftermwns While on kibbutz she got up at 6 a m and worked till noon Alter lunch she studied till4 :«ipm "II was tough at first, " Nancy said, "but I adjusted after a month People on the kibbutz were great " The highlight of her slay was a visit to the SInal with the Israeli Society for the Preseiyatlon of Nature "I learned so much about SInal. It was fantastic," she said Nancy plans to leave Israel after Passover, but return again MKjn ,Susan Wintroub. 22. daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Wintroub, camf to Israel in February after graduating from Boston University early She came to experience living in Israel She visited here once before in 1974 and felt she didn't see or learn as much as she wanted to atwut the country She Is living in Jerusalem and .studies five hours a day. five days a week at Clpan Ktzion Once Susan feels comfortable with the language she intends to seek employment in Jerusalem For the present, she enjoys meeting all kinds of interesting pt-ople in her ulpan One of Susan's best friends is a girl from California who made aliyah last year The girl lives with Avital Shcharansky and together they work to gel Anatoly out of Russia Susan is now getting involved helping them try to get Anatoly and other Jews out of Russia Clearly. Nebraskans here are satisfied with the programs they are on Their stay in Israel has been a positive experience in their lives Two other Omahans, Kfrem Bromberg and Tina Render, could not lye reached for Inclusion In this article ALso, when I visited .Neve Jerusalem Polly Row-nfield w as in class so I did not interview her either I f you are counting names, I am the 17th Nebraskan In Israel

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rucviNB vKm were held In N««N J . an Friday, March [tor lonBcr Omaban. Fanny IliCvteic. 71, «tda« «( Banny l^evint r WMrvtMd by • dattth, Carol Popper, and i ton, •vtd Levlnc. bolh o( Newark. Mid riatera. Mn Jidia Krafl (if Ijm Angelet. and Un Ben > Paully I Stein o( El Pat. 1 thrw grandchildren

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L (OM) Waucnua. WaAk^lMi. DC.Mn AbctFayei Bfrnflein, Mrs Wlllltm <ManH' Wuitmub. Mn Ab« iHaMMk* PratMl bnidMn. SaaXtorpuaaMll B Zlt|man. allot Omaha mCYfCHWARTZ PiBwraJ lervica wm bdd M SUKklOn. {'*lil»mLj no Survlvora inelude rtae. two dauih<«r«. Jackie Kortholt. of Stockton, Anne tl San Joae and son. Irwin. of Omaha and six grandrhil dren

DOROTHY WEINBR Senim were bald on Staiday April 1 at the Jewish Fu neral Chapel lor Dorothy Wetner 70 Intermenl was st Gokten Hill Centrter. Kahbi Isaac Nadolfofftrtalcd Survivon brother. IH Wciner usier. Sarah Potash AARON WCm Gravesldr services were beM at Fisher Farm Ome lery on Sunday. April t for Aaron Writi »'i Avenue H Carter Lake. Iowa Survivors ilster. Minntr Omaha brothers. Arthur Omaha. Leo Miami Beiirh Fla

nUEOISELE vices for Fred laelr 30. I HamiKon Ptaia were I AprtI 1 at (ioteo riill with HaMM Isaac fofftciattng wife. Rosa, and Mr and Mrs Frrd ueie. New York Clly PAUUNtZIEGMAN Pnvate graveside •ervices ! bald on Friday. March S El Cemetery lor Pau •Man. Mrs S

M H SOGLOW Funeral servlMs were held March 21 in BouMtr. Coin Cor former Omahan M H 'SoggyiSoglow He was Uie author of several books on reUaatkm and duni In every day lUe and had been a lr(<|uen( wnter. speak er and consultant on the loptc He Is survtvcd by bis wrife. Ethel CrccntMrg Sogiow of and a broUiar. Lou ,Onaha.

Bond Director Discusses Israel's Development Towns Oaa naaa by which Pa «r Iskaowalatai an iThe Scaaon of our Liber ationi. for as Moses prodalmad in Exodus U.J this day. on you MMl Irae Egypt. llielMUM 0(1 said MoMy Bargman. dirrc tor. Omaha office Slate of Is rsH bonds Today. Israel and Kgypt are once again linked, ihis time by a treaty of peace betwaan them that we hope will prove la luUtf* yc«« to be the baais tor haniMMy throughout the Middle East Other dangers still lurk Mnre the Arab n» tions have yet to ixMne to the peace table The symbols of Paaaovcr Matiot, the Paschal lamb, the festive seder speak today of abundance and rejoiclnf with the mming of peace and build ing'Up of the land of Israel and Its last great frontier the Negev The advanccmant of the Negev Is a laglcal step In the davftapOMBl of Israel's natural fMi»em Allhn^ the nmdwIoiM IBT rNi|w ffwtii awe laid yMTi a«». with the tnm the Israel fuU-acala of dtta OM mUa, largMy deaarl

Sane devdapiMnl towns al ready exist - Dlmona. Arad, Netlvot, Yemclum. for exam pie Industrtea such as the Dead Sea Works, ptHMphates. textile manufacture and others already are there

The M.M* paaple who live in the Negev - • I per cent of Israel's total population bavt Amni thai M Is 10 Ihrlv* wMMi ite tltUcala aiNloglcal ba^ ianeealllwanaa One has only lo look at Baer sheba, the northern aadwr of the Negev, la aat what larad has aceamplMhed la resur recting an anclant part of the

Now, the return of the Sinai to Egypt foniaes atlrnlion on the Negrv It Is here thst Uw historical metaory of Paaaov er assumes a inodem meaning ui llberallon from criais sMl attention to const ruction and a fuller life The larael Bond Orgaalution has plsdgad la half MMCI this ma|ar challange of peace by providing biveatmenl capital to lap the enarmouB potmlul of Ihe land Finance Minister Slmha Er llch says "Large-scale devel opmenl In the Negev will, at the outset of peace. Impose » heavy economic burden on Is rael "Bond dollara will be put to work developing the economic mfrastriM-lurr in tfte Negev and elsewhere, and will enHire the rapacity of Israel lb meet the aertoua eoonomic challM^es of the period of readjuatmeni that we face " Tbeae conakteratlons are of utmost concern la Uw Israel Bond Organltation As part of Its campaign, in fart. Israel Bonds has created s new rate-

fsry o( pMTchaaer eallad I Hawnii' iBiiMeri a( Ihe Nagfv I apasi lo Ihaae who buy trwi H,«l le IW.M* in Bonds Othaf cataanrtaa also availlalar't Cli*. Isr pigrtawii e( Ml.tMoratoivlaBanili Am •'I SecMy o( True I a( bidlvldMala •M.M ur mom Shoianl Shalom, lor Uwac who pnrcfcaae II.OM or nore, and Women's Division 0,SaO and 0,000 Sponsor purchases and • tlO.no Diamond Trualeepurchaae laraal Bonds haa always buUt (or peace Since IKI. when the erganlzaUoa was founded under the spenaorship el David Ben-Ourkm. Israel Bonds haa bent iU efforta t» ward Ihe day when peace. with Its unique demands and challenges, would beckon

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Library Service Award Presented to Hadassah The Omaha Chapter <i( Ha das.sah has receive*! the firsi Milton It Abrahams Library Service Award al a n-cent cer emonylntheW l)al.eClarkl.a hrary The aw ard was pres«'nl«*d tiy Ihe library and Priends o( Ihe Library in conne<-tl(in w ilh .Na lional Library Heek and Ihe kk-kod ol Ihe Kriemlh' nieni bership drive

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I the Parvartm Durtig tte Parvartm'i \m74 lour af univcriMy canpuMS m the l.< S Ifcair Habrew var twna o( the aongi af Simon and Garflnkai bncnaa ane of iiw^r naailan «( MM Parvanm uu dnocrtty and puhty «(their ui tarpretattona have made ihem great (avortlea not only in K raH but lo lovers ot IMIH>II muaic throughout the world In ci

Ihr 1Malchmiilii Ihtt testy I" ' on Abraham iMldiaden * pld> The Two Kouny Liemels. il lul lw»a In PlMer on the Roof tradttloa. the (tory of one Koun Lemd. a pcraonablr young man who poaat as the village Mhot in order to Witt the hand of Ua (waa<heart a parallel romance Involves the maU-hmaker'g daughter After mliunderitandiogi. mistaken Idenlllies and conuderaMe wheeling and deal mg. this oomady of «min finds the proper people together under the wedding canopy nia first hdl length color wnalcal produced In Israel has played to more people there than any other fUm and the New Vork Tlniea singled II out as "the eacellent Engllitilanguage adaptation" as a model of (althhil dubbing The Kamlly Programming Committee under the chair manship of Maxine Kirshen baum and vice^hainnan Gloru Wagner are working on coordliiaUag the other events oOaradlMMUy. May 13, which wtU tathaJe the Maccabean games, the Israeli anack bars and Ihe art exhibll planned bv Ihe J(X° Cutlural ArU Depart

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Ttie exbibll comes lo Omaha from the San Francisco Judah Mapwa Museum The csbibll U pan or the HokicausI Mrmnnal Day program which will be held at the Jewish Community Cralpr Kor morr mlormalion about the 197* Yom HaShoah Program, watch fur deUUs In the Press

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Aquatics Department To Offer Mini Courses The A<|ualics Department it offering two minl-counes lie gtaining April 22 at 1 p m The first course I* destyied lo teacb baalc rMCue ladMqMS Water rescue is a must for every adiilt or child to know who iiiet near the water T«« 9«iday courses will Inehade wort In a variety of res c«w procedures You need not be a ikiUed swimmer to save * life. II you know a lew staple skills sucb as extending a pole •r Uirowtng out an obiect thai will Hoat This course Is de^

signed lor any one who will be spending lime In or arojnd water this tumtrter The second mini courae t>eing offered Is iitstructkwi in the use of mask, fin and inorkel f^ndamenUU skiUs will be taught under the guidance of qualified instrudon from a local scuba shop Registration for both oouraes must be turned In to the tronl desk no later th^n Monday. April l( For further informatKNi. contact Tom Sltiman

Diving And Swim Teams Start Season The swim team under the di rection of Sue Davis wUI begin Iheir .preseason pracllcr Tuesday, April 24 Practice will be every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday from S to ( p m coached the XX' for the p«t two aun III rativRlnglo direct She knows the I will oontlmie to be a Sue Is hoping thai lor numbers will i«Ftum and that nr

wiw are interested will join the team The JCC wUI be oompeUng in the Greater Omaha Swim Lragur beginning June II The diving team will be working out two davs a week under Ihr Hannible I> r on Sundays and Tuesdays Reglstratkn lor the swim and diving leama can be turned in at the front desk, or by conlaettag Tom SHiman

the Center and sign-in to receive lh< asslgment Members may bring m MJOU guests onlv rlurinfi Ihr week GursI frm arc t.1 for AdulU n lor college studenU and ti 1|^ high school age and mder ^^

Gentle Yoga For People Over Sixty The Hurrau lor (he Aging and the JCl's Athietir l>epanmeal Is plamed to amioMHce the beginning of OeoOe Yoga lor persons H years of age and older The daas is taught by Gertrude Simon who believes Yoga can make you iael better. makes vm more aware and more percepUve T) ' course on Mondays, at ii am' -'ipase stress, fatigue and increase your range of motkm and flexibility

IHI0HBB <IWHB MBf9CtThanks (D U) all narctMnU and uidivHtuali who donaM pritM for the ahow Gallery 72. AH Director. Art World. Klam barg Alt Gallery. Ginfen Hang-tp, Glona i Knllcraft Vam. Lac Wardt. The Penonal Touch Art Gallery. Dan Lurry Inr Macrabead. Matuipws Book Store. The Persian lamb Bohbiti t. Tlie Village Book Store Z«u >. Galmr D'Gerl. Talent Trn' Willow Tree Art Gallery and Rnlexyay

_ eshlMlon. "The Vlt^isrl World", taken hv in tamaUonal piwiocrapber Roman ViKhniar will br MI Ceaiar's Art Gallery. OnaiM Gallery West mn • April U

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Cmi You Bead Thi» Article In 60 Seconds? 11 you arr an average read rr. you will read Ihls article In (Oieconds If you want to read faster, you may want to talk wllhDr Michael Kati For seven consecutive Wednesdays from 7 to « » p m from April 25 through June t. Dr Katz will be teaching a course in "Speed Raadlnfl"tl the JCC His studmis will probably Include high school boys and girts as well as adult profsaslonals andbwlnawmen The clam win bagtoi with a goal of doubting effective reading rate on average material, 'improving comprehension andconcentratkm StudenU will aeek to devehip uralegies lor analysing nonrictlan material, for ac«|Ulrtng skimming skills, and tor devekiping a flexllile reading rate "We dont use reading ma chines, nor do we push students to move their eyes f aster'", Dr Katt said He explained that his technique involve* setting goals, utillz ing good readbig habits, Instruction In pacing devices and techniques, and drills "My greatest pleasure Is to help my students regain a love of reading lor Its own sake". Dr KaUsaid. You may regiater by calling Herman Rabin at the J ' This Is the end Hnw tuij *prf you'

The Health and P E Department is asking lor help Imm all the memlieni who have a baakei in the JCC Hasketnmm Many people have come In and paid their tz SO rental lee Iwt there are some wiw have not II wr have not heard from you by April 2» wr will assume you do not want the t>as kri and we will remove all nmlents and LsMje (he lock to someone els^ Thank you for your help

JCC Tennis Season Opens TtM- Tennis Courts will be open lor mem bars beginnlllg Sunday. April 23 Keser vatlons may be made 48 houre In advance of scheduled play Phone resertalioni lor courts may be made by calling thr Haskelroom at m-MW Courts may be secured one hour lor Binglm and IH hours for doubles Members and their guests must come Into

Private and SemiPrivate Tennis Lessons Offered Private and Semi Private Tennis are available by conlacting MicfaeUe McCar thy. JCC Tennis Inalructor and Coordinator at 393 2423 or 393-47V7 These lessonsB are avail able upon request and time availability sbUity 1H fees lor these lessons sre as follows Private LamtMi, S mlwgas —17 Prtvala Lsaseo, M mfeMlM -114 Panens) • Scmi-PTlvaia. M alByUi - lU II Ptanens MmlMl«-IM(l PsrBoos)«^H » mbMites -117 (4 Persons Persons).^ I

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