Kahane Criticize, Warns of Perils
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happen here In his (iriil sanctioned and M hcduled
Canada Is Pressured To A void Jerusalem Howard M
nran Jrwiati (on
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was "al(of|rthf>r
dent of the I '
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Ihat
in th<'
spiritual
Holo
sfKikc
(or
nearly Iwo hours lo an i-sli
tlial Jeruiialem is the riipltal
mated crowd of Kill at Iteth Is
of Israel "But
rael It
IK
altogether
SynagoKw
niKht
de
last
Sund;i>
lie gave a similar Iwu 4M tt-en
il Beth Israel earlier in •i.iii r.iii
t (nMn Tel Aviv lo Jeru»a
pressure
M. 'uiy
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b\
Currently Tdi'l
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Jerusalem Day
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Kahhi Meir Kahane ipoke before an estimated cm Beth Israel Synagogue last Sunday night in his flr^t ^clittiLda
stalas
he
said.
Omaha appearance
"Many
iijues do not allow me to
li' . n.< Iri II
J. Sli>.
rt'p '
Vevs.
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III
•rdof
Ameri' l; • •
• ship *ere
allowed and obligated to
lean
any means including violer
Jewr>
did
,.
to save fellow Jews
dip:
Kahane said
Aork have march*"*!
on '
ol
«ilh
the
were familiar
pleadinK
n(
rleath
absolutely
nolhinR except wait (or "quirt
II llie
li......
In 1942. Ihey
( •
slaughtered every day. Amer
—^ -1"".
l."l
thi ps
c.imps and the railroad lines
have hit every American with
'ti
the magnitude of the crime
wl.
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III,
upi>ii IMJI
yiiur
own
party's
in (art lo cnsaKe In
•
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ndii
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view
:
Sanford
Friedman,
chairman of
the Commu
nity Kelalionit Committee. sHid this
IS
an
important
'I the entire Jewish ly ;ind that he was
"It IS. we liellevr error
Cm
In
pulltiral
n<i|M-iui liir a larf(e turnout judKment
to
bomb
the
"I haul Je«"» to the s \M,..i .11.1 theydo''"
They went to se^President Koosevcll "Mr retused lo h«'lp and pas.s<-<t lh«' will. IK <• 1.1 .I., iih
rested.
Jews,
"
Hahbi Kahane said Amen
KaharH'
said
lh<il
and say. and that is why they prefer
"quiel
diplomacy"
imi lino t confrontation
.'wviet
Union
that
(he
common
knowWge
to participate in several
to give college students an op portunity to presenHhelr indl
formal, said Mr Maline For additional information.
mer
I stud4'nts may visit
For II
• if Ihe Jewish Press
comlok li
i
Mai
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another nn
Feder.i
Hermui ...:
.,
1st
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college
'he
cutive director of the Jewish
Jewish Community (enter is
Community Center, and Mor
offering
ris
membership
a
special at
a
summer reduced
rate
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A Jeni.salem Magislratel ordered the ex(<'nded de-I tentiiiD
of
a
:I2 yparold|
American citizen, lliya HaZeev,
as
the
susp<-<'ted|
leader nf a gang of Jewish] vandals Arab
who
homes
broke in
Intel
H»*ron, j
tx'at up the (Hciipants and] smash€-d their furniture re-J cently He
and
rested
in
six
others
conmntion
arj with I
the assault are merntx'rs of] Kahbi
Itn*> lit the firsi iKtuilies to IH-
your
American Held
eration of Omaha this sum
tx- ,i\iiil.itiii' *ill
"When
home from college and lellj
Wh<'n all eliHr (ails we are
vidual views m what could t>e
the Jewish PresK
(levastalinK Ihe ranks of Ju
they can't pass this rn\ to thel|
an "esclting and inleresttng'"
editor in-chief of
inte
ttvem
ai inilies to be offered by de
Maline.
that
emotional
(Mflinents o( Ihe Jewish Fed
may
out
and steps were taken tn free
Collegiates Invited to Join Activities College students will be in
Me pointed
you that he plans to marry i
plight of Jews in that country
while I2.(JW) Jews were lieing
VIIIHI
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aism and the reason is the cu
tlH- (ientiles will think
became
Nothing
taking
Lnited States "
of "Jews lor nothing "
the
duthen"* "
i
what
olcnt protestii against
"What did American Jewry
all
K •^•^••'
marriage and assimilafinn alj
I that It wasnl until
ued
ol
Habbi
Rab
can Jews arc 'paranoid'" over
Kalii
KaMil
the publicily would
IHII
on tlH- four I
that the I niled .Slates contin
worst
It
: not only (all to
victims
The '•"'•'.
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It there is n
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act
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IS on a
Thus I iirifl ('Xpects tu run for
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June IK
Ml' '
Jerutal«in
rms living in all parU of the Toukani.
pi
resent Ml
^
II is (ti«rc(ore particularly Isrot-I
K.ih.iiK'
rum '
K.ctl.lllC
(iovemor fharles Thone will
i-«»Pl lo
a resident ol Is-
trHiiifivn^'
!•
remaliu
a
fiilk tci nearly
#aiWfri iMf • .1
rm
of
ues to refuse lo accept the farl
Pi
warned
(cHinder
I'wish Defense I,ieagu<' also
(lark to I-
He
Jippt'^rancf
the
Moir
Kahanesl
"Kach" faction The police are also holding Avigdiir Krskin. IB. anj immigrant from the Soviet I I'nion for
and
another
are
searching I
man t)elieved |
involve<l in Ihe Hebron incident
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Kahane Criticizes, Warns of Perils -^ bt J(«M It *Hy «•cul wcarcaChaMaPMpic and »c ver* glvm the TorahHa wnfUm •to fitjr •• wto pMcUea llarfitm ralaeaa't haip OiHr cMI
Annual Open House
be aaid. relattng one a»awyli where a crowd of 1,M* cheered a small group of American Nails wboi one of then laid. "We're gDing to continur putlinn Jews In the "The Jewl* PaderaUon't gaachamtiers" He tald Hie la Germany betab la to give nooey only to Jowlab rauaai. and Uir moat fore die Holocauset was even better for the Jews than life In iBivartani cauae la Jewtak ed the United States is now yet neaUon " l^^bM Kahanr pmtwlvd to Hitler roae lo power with the full consent of the (jerman "pxpipde" thr in)tii in Ameti c* that the H«locauM can t people All It lakes, he said. Is a sohaiipenhcrp cial or ccanomic crisis, and "I am afraid of what people becwine deaperate and tDtag lo i>*IV> >« Amrnca. Day Sctoal It bt loo Ja»lah aad wktte Uwy have for mcry non Jnt ith la a» world, thry don't have monry hir the Day
Rahbi Mctr Kahane autofr^)tii a copy o< hla lioak. •Why Be 'lor Scott Kataan
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SUNDAY, iUNf 17 l»r««llC>anctng XC 3pm i«wi«hf ilm S*r*M XC 7 30pm k%*6*o VtMNll Pogrom from th« J»»uta*>wr* C»ty Mvfum KC 3 4 SondSpm
IMONOAT. JUMU OMwAA»<it XC 10 30 am Onoha Mi0h Uhooi ol i*wi»h SiudtM 7 30 p m Jfvtqtww Crty Mufum pffntolton XC lOond n 0 nt I (ind2 p m
"Go bOMMS 00 to laraff- .before lt*B too late." Rabbi Kaba In (Hanwabu the Peace Trraly between laraH and Kgypl. he tald. "Il'a a fraud It will coUapae In nine months and we'U be haM bark wherr we were e>ca^ thai we will have loat the Sinai. lU air tkaieauidiUed "And the work) will Name Israel." he (aid Rabbi Kahane uld thai In all Ml travcia acroaa the Unit ed Stales he bat y«4 to run acroaa a alagle American Jew who haa read terms of the Treaty He referred lo Sadat'a "infamous" and Srailtir rpcord and laid thai \t» only trur laaue batweeo tbe Araba and larMi Is tkMlbo Arabs will never rnnaenl lo the eilaicncc of a Jewlfh state "of any site" iUM>l Kahane referrad to the 2.000 yean of the Jrwish •unrlval and said. "The Torah kept us allvr learn the Torah. practice it the es ienceof Judaum I'lVr^failh commltmenl and a will Incneaalo sacrifice ' "W* now are In the fuial era of thceooMng of tlw Mewiabif we believe it." added Rabbi Kahane.
'Rabbi AUva says you should love your fellow asyouraeif. Is a basic principle of the Torah " iL«vlll9 II. Midraahi
HundrMii of vUifan nocked to the Dr. Sber Home last Sunday to partidiMte In the annoal Open House program. In top photo, from ieft, Lottie Fogel, Eva Schwartz, and Mollle Panow offer Oowera for •ale. In the trenter photo, Ervin Simon (left) and Bob Silvcnnan check jewelry made by the realdenta, and in bottom photo, Sarah Epatdn ihowi bar hand-made quilt.
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•jfMlMlMgto In niy piwiauf article, I tflnehed on immicraUoa problaaM and the rvaiom wMck causBd tMt immiip'alion in dtfteranl tlmM, M well •• |»aMem* which nrw Amen cam (ace in thlaoauatry As you hiww, wlUiin lait lew yean 12 lamlUaa reaetUed in Omaha. Our MW^Mpar Infonm readan alwMt eack nrw (ami ly thair agaa and pnrfaaaioni I aaaunw U would b* In tcreating to know about Uw lllc. wayi of adjuslmral and new (nrnda who hrlprd utadtuat Alao. what ii Uir lllr of (h« (amlltH now. what arr our nfeda, whiii wt* pvp^rt from the t i'! what the . . » pact* from uk Thik is the iub]cc( of my future arti cles
WASHINGTON iJTA)-The Slate Dapaitnenl kidicalad thai It had no advaooe knowladar thai Ktr'V "^ Oilna MMiid sIgB u laly which Presldi: adal revealed reirntly Sadal announced the arms deal with ''hina In a iipe<-<'h celebrating li»e fourth anniversary of the re<>-• ' " ^iiei Tanal.
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Television to Air "The 81st Blow"
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rael and other countries w« reviewed lo be included •The Bint Blow The film intersperMNi with haUai wrilii .1(1^ al <U. r«H •»"li slPl 'II tile histd
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And now tMCk to Uie lam Uies The Talpalataky family. luba and Mark and their two chlldrf-n old and Sam 16 yeara old They cm bit over four ypam snd were acce|/ Mr and Mr~ " provided il iuppertcd 11 Alter «om' they had tn iriirm .irxut their own apnrimini place In life Ur
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Tbe PratMaot «( IiratI has law baportant fUactloM beyond tatmabtlia. Tbt ptal wai ttBartd UMt way SI yain tfi for Iho •Id tad aMiW Chatan WofOMMM, aad meeatton In the Pretkten cy caalbHMd Iht BMdttl pMarv Navon bat qtfoUy bnk«i with Uw Iradllion thai tbt Preti I aam btH not heard He haa travallad wtdtty ibeoauatry lad bat toUMMMd coMactt with ttie . Mt violl ta tht wKtHMUvod Til Avtv ibiiii, aw Hatik vob 4Mrtar, waa a aiatlarplira. Ht dU not caaw iw a few hoiBS, Jut to be aa« Ihara. He roMMbwd hr Owat fHU days, am la know tbair pnfetaM at nrtt hand, and give tht eotaaMiBlty a iraaMadMB Biarri UA. bi Us piMic addroMti he haa ^lakcn wiaely and I r a mMOtar ofUw (.abor Party, h* hM
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What It dw tUnlfh-Mio of aU OUa at thli (ime* There ha* haan nMKb talk of logta'l mlffibig and UMB leading tlw country bUo new atoeUaai which, many believe, will give I cravpHlkilbaKMtartUianhehMUMUy Bmill thert It no gwarawtae thai dectlont will follow Tbt Praldtnt may under mcb drcianatancaa call ufMB Shimon PerM. aa leader of tbt next largeat party, to took to rally enou^ tupport (rom diaaldtnts. and varloui of Uw nnall parties, lo give him a KneeMtmolortty Wuli enouab pay-off in the form of mlnlitrlei.latii, and wvport lor favorite lagttlatlnB. It could very well be i ble leict up a new Oivtnimwa wttboul Bogtaand Uw I I wiMld have rttlgwdhlmielf out of power, and played I I of the oppotttlon. beratiar of a presidential lorTnalityl nality^H
PrHldMd. all Lahir penooalHIoa, were ever treated by Liabor timja NavM OM anal iMaeaflteLabar party wtw. tar I alM OB Uw Iwrlsoa, could . Navaa laMoalf IMO Rnnly dcrtad that Iw kao fiMraf aoptraUoaa, Il|oii0i ht IMM hMad Hial apoa Bwclualiin of laa snool tana «( oOlea la in, Iw woritf oaaMBi lo SMiFt a oMOMd tMW. al Ifea «ad af aMeh tinw ha««aah|.cr)raaraoM. nor* has baw Mlila UM Ukad al I a ifa aMch wwM dIaquaMy any PMSMMI (Mm aotng i«or loavtm Ml M#i pool MBia aflar a oaaUi« on period of NS to tear yaars. TlH OMory la UMI tht Proatdoncy SMiadiiotlwncpMladaoa ilvppaif float latopaitlsMafMn t of the lad
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that oat midtrt SMrmailty eaerdtad by (bt Prtildwl eouM under oerlain twadWInni be of very lontldtrahle iltfilfleance Under the law. wba Uw lerm of afflec of a Govemmenl oomoi laaBand.trwbwaOi»tiBa>tnlrtalgw.mttbtfYiiHinlwhe iMmaily bnfAas Iha laadtr af a lar«i party to aatmat Ibe praSd talk laattaaUtb a eoaUUHi wbleb wlU eaauaand a aMtailtyl tbt Knataat. TWa la utHaUy dMw altar an tiectlon If af one party cannot wccood, Uw Koatdtm can atk the Iiillrr of the next largtat party to try hli hand al the coall
TalbaEdHar la baball o( Uw Board oi Uirvrwre md tttr pamU ol the JaaMiDay SebMla<Oaaha. «awWilapiMldy ai^iaaiaur ltt«pa( Par ttM pial ta««ral yaen, Ibay bavt bata a part tf tbt JewMiStiidltt hcMtty bi UM iliidisiirl ritawiltry Day «dwol to JawMi •daeaUaa aad OHb'lovo a( our cWMna hat bota iMMrpaatad. Tbair ability tod aaariy have Itak a pMlUaa oa Ow Eaat eaaal. and ManybiOMabawUl MuihM Bnoabari wm be Inking up oUter IntertaU whkh aMhadteddarwMleAiwaalaadilnginouricboal Wewtdi her wcU hi UMM acttvlUei We UMnkawmlwaie goal wntrtbMtlnnUwy have rendered tout. mdpnythatG-d'tblaManaibcarllhUiamalwayi ^Bt Baardtf Dtaailuit JewWiDaySchael
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The Jeuiish Futur By AbnCa IJD<P My mind wandered bark to the 19C7 war when the troAp* ot Uw IiraeUi itood virtually al the door to Damaicut The Item which evoked the mtmery wai an article lo TV New York TImea conceming aa accuaation by the editor of the Biblical Ar cheotogy Review. HerriwI Shanka. that the Syrian* were lup^ III iitilin Uw Ibidhiff of eehilaf* that ihdied Uw mdenl dty of EbU In Syria la Uw Htbrewa It would appear that, not only the Golan Hllli can be claimed by Uw Uraeili. but a loet and ancleni city In Uie heart of .Syna. Iirael'i but a kwt and ancient city in the heart ot Syria. laraH'i mail Implacable cnamy. may well have been built and populated by Ebtaltet who practiced gueu whaf* Judaism or a form of the faith hi Its early, drvelopnieMjU period The ttory of the Etilallc crealMm and a verskm of the flood Mary rtoatty rataaMet that of Oaaatlti namti luch Abram. Etaa. Ivatl. MIchatI, Saul. IMWMal and David have all mani leated Uwnaeivea In Uw tranalatlana of Uw labicu found Hi Uw rulnt of Uw 4 SOO year-old Kta«dtai of EbU Question'' Are the Syrlant our ancattoii or are we theirs'' It obviously matters a great deal to the Syrlant II greaUy matters If theae clay tableU confirm Uw hwtoric role of Uw Jews For four mUlennium and longer, the Jews Itave had to deal with Uw Syrlant In Isaiah, dupter 3S and S7, Uw Kory I* related conccmuig the Aaayrlan Ung Sannachertb who ipwitloniid wboUwr Uw God of Uw Jewi eould protect ttwm agalMl his ndg^ HaaMah. Uw hetirrw king, went into the temple MdH It ralated Uial Uw Lord said. Behold. I will put a spirit in him, MMi he shall hear a nmM>r. and shall return unto his own land; and I will cause him to fall by Uw tword In his own land" A rumor It being wsiprttaad In Syria today the rumor that Uw andenl ilebiawi walkad and rotw -ihe land that Is Syria today Evary liana that la tunwd. every ruUi that is unearthed. evary ntw pleoa of aaHi^MaatMnl that oaaaa from Uw rtaoreui. sdMlarty punuM af the truth tnm tha pait confirrat again and agata UMI Uw Hebrews Mood always al Uw croaaroadi of Mrtory, movbig It, Miaptag II. hdfUlIng a dtttlny Uiat only Uw Holy One can knew Truly, Syrian hiatory muil be reipected In Its own right, but clearty. too , Uw Syriam are leeklna *^ **W*** •" dtOMnt of JewUh hlalary that aigaiiti we ware tbtte to EHta beftrt ar conUcata la tbair awn paapla. Oh. pay Ihah'daaanaa. We have our Tondi. Tbay have Ibe dtaart laaidt wMcb have yielded up daytabM'iproafofourtnaba. We were Ihart when Uioae sandi eovirad over thote HbliM We wart there wiwn ancient Grtaet gava way to ancitni Ronw We wart there when aaciaal Rome gavw way la Uw Vandala and Uw VlaoaoUiB We wan ttwre whan ttw Water Church bndw with tht BaoUra Charcb. Wa ware Ihart whan tba'iMMVMUan llhal W« And Uw Cod Uiat ipeha la ut Uwa, iptaki to ut todayt For aoOriag It rtvialtd wttheul HM kwawtadgt and Hit will You BMy a<> abMii yMT dally iUt and thtak you have ao need lo conearn yauratif wttb Uw tqatkblbia ol tcholan to ibalant landi. but you null prtefc up your •an and IMan We are Uvtog to a UawafaMraelaa. Oipyrtga. AlanCan^a. UTS
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^ An Omahan in Jerusalem 4^ Ipwlal iMUvtttM wfrt bald •rauDd tlw country •• UrMri Ml3M tiiiliywiilMH I Day Oitt Hay In Uw aate caoJanaalcai, T«i Aviv and Haifa, aa weU ai Uw klMMtHai •nl towni. ItraelU marked thij rirsl li Day aflar tta Peace Treaty wlUi unmitiiiatcd joy. The ohaamanra o( lodapandcnce Day. however. i> immadl •My pracaded by KmmmbrmKt Day a time to recall Ihoar larMUawtiowerekUladlBlliallMafdUy Acrordlni to govern •am aUtlHlct. ll.Mi gava Ihalr Ilia In battle •iner the Mate waa eraatad In IMI Memorial farvtcw •*!« held In every military eaoMUry in the country at praclaaly Uwaane time ll a m A airan aaunded for tw > mlmiUa, dyrinf thai period the country ftoodatUI I (Und In downtown Jeruaaicm at II am at ZIon Square ana ot the iMnlcst areai in Jaruialem Ai the drens wailed, all trairic came to a hall Driven itofipcd their can in the middle of Uw alracU. fut out, and bowed their heada Padestrtana pauaed SokUen-liMnliorm tUnd al attantlon Empkiyen and employ aea raae and alood aUently by their work areaa Inakte Itraei re aawiberad her dand Only the sound of the wind biowinc th^ nagi al hair-iun made nolae Then, )uat aa auddenly ai they began, the ilrena ceaaed and people reaumed (heir actlvltle* A( Ike military cemetarlaa prayers were recited lor the dead and a •Dvarainenl official made i brief ipeech Owing Remembrance Day. moat hualnaaati operated as 11 11 were Friday Storaa cloaed early and by afternoon one could imagine that Shabbal waa on the way There were ways to tell the difference all muatc en the radio waa quiet, tad. mournful, refular (elevuion pragraiaa were tnterrupled to air apprapr^te shows, and new^Mpers did no! puMlah Flags around the country flew at half staff Stage* were erected In dif Arcnt parts of the Triangle to offer vartoua forms of entertainment The central attraction was In Zlon Square where s highly talented Itrael dance troupe per formed In other arena ainaera and muatclana would perform while Israeli daodag occurred In the atraef Other alMva Includ ed skiu, pamnmliiiea, and Jazz My tav«1laenl«rtalniBcnt came from a stage located on Ben YalMida Street. An Israeli dlar jockey emceed the event He invited children to ascend the platform and sing their favorite songs Many youngaten volunteered, complelely fearlesa of the large crowda My preference waa the performance by a nine and ooe-half ytv old blende girl She grabbed the microphone and
By David Dtiitch belled out a current popular laraell song while contlnuoualy gy raUnf. The girt earned a well deaerved encore Ttauaanda of Israelis and tourista throagad IheTrlatitfe The Jeruaalem Municipality spent ns,4B0 to kidnee rsaMeiito to come downtown Paper machr peace dovea, giant butl«rfllea that gave off whiffs of perfume and balloons were strung overhead across the streets Not everyone came downlimn Many neighborhooda had their own celebrallont rompiele wilh dtfricinK. fireworks and malleU A pop concert al Rinyinri Haorma by Klton Mm diverted 2,500 from Ibe celebralion» l.aler In the evening Ihe downtown festivities were moved to the Vale of Ketiavis where an all night party commenced The following morning I went to Independence Hark lor an Independence Day picnic Picnickers packed Ihe park All placaa of buelness were closed, newspaper? rlid not publish and the leinperature soared to K degreM vi iMn the sky Although I didn't see much watermeliH i>r any soft ball games being played. I did tee much KKKI ano almost every family had a soccer ball Al 7 p m that night a ceremony took place on Mount Henl In Jeruaalem which tradldonaily serve* as a bridge between the two days with Independence Day beginning aa soon ss the cere mony concludes Television and r^M broadcaat the eveni live acroaa the country Speaker of the Knesael YiUhak Shamir delivered the main addreaa In his speech he paid iipeciiiJ tribute lo the .Seven Pris ooers of Zlon who were released and had arrived In Israel JIMI 24 hours earlier from Russia Al the mentloa of the new Imml grants Ihe crowd of S.ooo broke inio thunderous applause Offi clala preaawted Ihe Seven with flowm aa the crowd cheered
ir's speech. 13 beacons were III lo conclu nv" ly and proclaim Independence Day T« Uie i>r<i..^i!Mr(>reaented the 12 tribes of Israel Thr lit by people whose family has resided m Israel for allons The 13th iwacon The Peace Torch wahl.; ,1 lie the new era of peace in Ihe Middle East A father whose two sons were both killed In previous wars with Kgypt tone in 1DS7 and the other in 19731 kindled this torch Alter the beacons wen all III. fireworks exploded and Independence Day leslivilies offI dally began I weol to downtown Jerusalem where the famous triangle of B*n ^ »'•••''• KingUeorge and Jaffa Streets had been closed to tr.i III countries have various customs lor their Inde p<ii itiaervance. I am sure One n<llv^ ii.Ktuu.n m Israel is the use by citizens of a plastic mallet al' long. ]^t The doublehead of the mallet makes a aqu. . when • pressure Is aaerted on II Noise may also be made t>> blowing through Ihe handle, a whistle sound is created (>n IndepetiderHe Day everyone, both young and old. carries a mallet While walking around Ihey bop people on the head with the mallet The blow is cushioned so no injury occurs As a result, ll IS not uncommon lo tie hil on thr head over l(W limes by people you don't even know The noise of people getting hit by mallets was Just one of many sounds in downtown A Sephardlc family who had moved here several years ago from Persia iIrani invited me to join them lor food, talk and games Their children had a soccer ball and I Indicated an interest in learning Israeli football They Jumped up and immedl-^H ately be/tan giving me lessons Kick with your instep, use your^H forehead, no hands. Ihey told me ^^ After playing with them. I relumed and talked with the lather A religious man who works hard in a factory, he said he was very happy to be living In Israel, especially in light of the current situation in Iran He made a strong pitch for me - and Jews all over Ihe world to make aliyah We exchanged phone numbers and I look forward lo meeting with them again Independence Day officially ended at sundown that day. but Israel Televlalon extetided the festivities a few hours by airing two superb programs One reviewed Israeli folk music 1948 lo the present The otfier program was an Israeli film at)oul an army enlertainmeni troupe The movie contained many songs and much laughter With these shows. Independence Day 5739 came to a close
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Tha Oaag BiaWtat «iU ba iponaarad by Mr aad Mra Hartla WBTWIfi hoaar af tht Bar MUxvah of thair M« MHcteU Saturday n a m B'NAl MITZVAH MltftMil laiiyli Warrai, mm ol Ur md Un. Martbi L. WatrM, vUl baeoow • Bar UHivili ga Friday and Saturday ISaodlC BAB MITZVAH •on of Mr. aad Mn L. Bar Mitxvah mt PrM^r aad Saturday, Juaa a iMin
Miss Cipinko Wed at Bsth Itraal Marilyn Jtan CIplnko. ilambtir of Mr aad Mn Sa^ mm* S. Kaplaa bseame Uw brtdt of EdvMd Mlettael Trd lar. aM of Mr. and Mra Marvla TrMtar bi a JMM M cara-
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Plaose join us as our son, Mitchali Joseph becomes a Bar Mitzvah Saturdoy, June 16, 11:00 a.m., Temple Israel. Marty and Marilyn Warren
Waoaa ioin with ut a* our ion tta««nl*«n bacomato Bar Mltavati on Frtdov. Ju»« 2? and Saturday, ivnm 23 B«tt> El Syf«ogog«i« Kidduth lufKhaon loHowir>g »«rvlcat <»oMbar9
Sabhafh CandMlghtIng Friday. Jwiw 1>. ttdg p.«i. frldny, Juna tl, Bt41 p.ni.
Lincoln B'nal Jashum OmViCBS: Adtvtty BMB at 7 p.iL Thay tHB ba Uluriy aa OwlMasPrayarBagfe
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Offutt Airl UM Capahart Chapal aa a* Mcmd Friday a( aaeh aanlh. I p m and laialli Friday at 7»pni AaOmgShabbatMlowi thr arrvtce Sarylcaa ara oaaductad by RatM Sydaay L Hoffman
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frem Unutu CntarandMn AaranEdgar. Mr and Mn Jack Diilldi.Dr and Mn Maurtac Statnbarg. andMn A D (Knty) Prank The groom Is « graduate of the Untvenlly of illlnoti and It a certlAed publkr accountant Tha brtdr la a danlal by glana atudent at tha UMvvr alty of lova The ooupia wtU la DeerfWd. lU
Former Omahan Wed in Texas Anne Areaty and David Namaa «*art marrlad In a
1 Tha lafHrlattd M Ibadaubla rb« oaranMay at Tha WarTIM fartda la tha daogttar af Mr and Mn Maurlea J Arat ly, formerly irom Omaha now af Hattan Tea She u graaddai^Hr af Mn Abraham RMdaO of CMcaga aad ttaelatc AbrMMB RMdaB and af tha lala Mr and Mn. Jaaaph Araaty af Rachaatar. New York • The groofn u the aon of Mr and Mn Bernard Naman of Houalon. Tex and the pandMn of the late Mr and Mn ND Naman of Houaton and the late Mr «d Mn • Laub Bamatetaaf New YartClty
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Around Town Mr and Mn Harry Weo •naa tual raluinad traa Chlca^ wMtv tiiay marrlafa of tiialr AJan SM(1 Kaitaa. aaa of Mr Md Mn. Haraian FWMr of n, la Darac Annr. rafMr.andMn Mur ray Friadmaa of Hli^and Park. Ul The <»cddtaf took plaea at the Ramada Inn in .lU
Ika brtda la a graduata o( tnm the Untvanity af Suaaai. Eag laad aw li aa bigUMi taaeh•r Thagraaai baa gradaatad if^aasCaraa* of Tiehaaiaiy. the L'tUvanSy of FVaida aad Johaa HopUni Unlvanlty He laaranauMknanglniar After a wartiHag trip la Col orado. the eaupta arUI raaida In
Li4:fcW2En-l IVA SCHWARTZ lt>anki her relatival atvi Iriendt (o< their cordt. gift*, flowert, ortd donation* lo worthy couaat durlr>9 her hoapilaliialion. A tpaciol tttonltt to Rabbi NodoH iwhoaa vititt brought tunthlna ond hope ITHil BLilWrilSS would like to thank her relative* and Iriertdt ond e*pMiolly Rabbi Nodoff for their mony expre**ion* of thoughtfulne** during har hoipltaliiatlon. HARST KRAMTZ would like to thank hit friend* and family tor ttte good wi*ha*. cord*. Ilowart and contribution* durii>g hi* hoapitofiiotion. Thdnti you for tha contribution* and Union gram* I racalvod In honor of my comfirmolion. JOB DAMN
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The Adolph Gottleib Exhibition A Review By Jail You knew Uial Marc Ckagair Is pcrtups the bevt knoHfnccW' lemporary Jewuh paMcr o(
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do you kiHiw about IMttelb'' aad railed In New thU Jewlih artiit I* l>y »t\ critics and to be one of the tnasvalon of modem an abstract expreaalonM patiHIng And this month NH>raBkans havr a r" inily In view the .1 ^ of hu SO yean worn in i m- Adolph tiutllrib Kftro(ip«'tive". cur ttnWs •••' •-'••-^ al the Joslyn Muv June 24 Thi ansembied by Joslyn lUreclor Frederick fichiiild. represents selected tfrom the Adolph and
as 4»ell as several other t S muacums The Omaha ahowinc Is the apoaUig o( a diaplay whldi Is planned to tour olhor mau>r muMums around 11 Bom In IMS and <i Gottleib eaMraad dunittt Ihr war yean as a "color held ' "at»tracl expressionist" painirr who refused to con lorni his art to everyday, real life imaiies (;otll<'i^>^ ^ri IS rwii (^meral ly asiuH t< im agen. IH in t' • r. in
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Federation Praises High Schooi Grads . The Jewish Federation of Omaha has mailed letters of concratulattons to graduates o( araa hlfh schools The Jew Wi PrMi Is puMlshlnc the list •a a ptMic service Please notify the Jewish Press office If any names are mlsalng The (radMates and their Khoots arc as foUows: CENTRAL Iris fCngelaon. Richard Boh bot. Marcia Cooper. Sally Ann Feidman. James FMikin. Phil Glnsburii. Howard Marcus. Laora Mirvish. Daniel Kenn. JaiMI Schwartz. Ktah Frai denralch. and Tammy Kuhin WESTSIOE MarKe Albert. l)eM>le Bal taxe. tarry BudwiR. Bob Chapman. Can Cohn. Marilyn Cohn. Mark Daiui. Jonathan IxMi'h 'Misan Flahbain, Oous
Friedman and Amy (;endler Also. Bruce (kildbarR. Beth Kalman. Jenny Karpen Susan Katz. Justin Kohll John I^hn Todd Lincoln. David Rips Robin Schneiderman. Jeff Schrager Craig Shapiro. Andy Wasserman. Steve ZaI kin. and Wendv Zwelhack MILLARO Mitchell Cofman. Rachel Urunkln. Judy Hoffman. Sally Hoffman. Joseph Ixivetl. and Joel Ruhln BlIRKE Monssa Haskin. Adam Hog danolf. Stvaron Bnidkey. Ran dall Feidman. Lisa Glass. Jo•eph Goodman, Michelle Kaiman. Todd KIrshenbaum. Andrea Marcus. Charles RInzler Sharl Hoffman. Phyl lis Schwartz. Debbie Slegal. and Jeanne Stem
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Dubln's Lives A Book Review by Marilyn Pred
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byMeUMakUrtoUs MoolMnrVJcwWi Day Schoii I have be«n going to Monienoii Sctwoi for SIX yran I am now In Vttt fourth grade, but fourth, fifth and sixth p^den are together It u an open clas•rooffl. In the nMming you deckle what work to do Utal day. We do the tame thinci as in iMMk school: reading, writing and artthmetic. Ixit here the Jewish kids have a special Hebrew program. Let me deacritw a typical day: S:45to 11:46 is work period I deckle like this. 1 win do math first, ttm grammar, then penmanship. We work afciae on our work, but our teactar Mr Hanks helps OS when we need it At 10:IS Hctnw starts. We walk into the Hei>rew rtrnn
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MY SWISHY FISH By MAIICKLYN JILL MARTI GOD MADE BOTH OF MY FISH A DIFFERENT SHAPE AND SIZE ONE ISGOLD—ONE'SSPOTTED. Birr BOTH ARE CUTE AND WI.SE IKEBPMYFISHINTHEI' " iM WHBKE THEY OBSERVE \Y.S THET WATCH ME LIGHT .Ml < AMMJSS IN A}X THE DIJ-FERENT WAYS GODGAVETHEMl.l lACE. THEY WIGGLE, WHIt t'lN THEY ENTERTAIN IN THKIH TA.NK THAT THEY GUUE. EAT. AND SWIM IN I UKK TO TALK TO THEM A LOT EVERY DAY THEY LOOK WITH GIANT EVKS. KISS ME. AND SWIM AWAY TWOSHIMMFRV KISH INTIWIRTANK I KNOW 7' PROTEl<JVE 80THEY wii.i>MAl'J'ri.Y i.ivK Pi I LOVE GOLDEY FIRE AND CX)U)RrUL VERY VERY MUCH!
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anedUorlalbyKavtat Be»»nd>i Junior High This it the fourth You Aakcd r<ir It page So far the I hat been a tucccaa Omaha's Jewlth youth play an importanl pan In the Jewlth community and deserve this page The matenal on the paas la written liy smung people, opretsas the opioWBS of ywiig pttpit sod aMi^ la be wssnhighil ler ysuag readert I. for one, hope the page will reetain an hoiml iMpretiisii of the imiaba Jewltfe youth Thcrstore. I sm aifelaii that the ad copy, neccassry at It It. not obscure the newt on the "You Asked For II" page More Important. I would hope that the adults who work with ut on preparation of the page wUI alkm ut credit for judgment I hope the page will not degenerate into a retelling of My Favortle PM." or-How I Plan loSpMd Vacation ThispsgeougM I* remahi one Uiat reflccUUie opinlont of our JewHh youth about Mptcs of eaocatw to ttMSt la the Jewish cammunMy and in the cswimuwity al large. TMs th^ctlvc re^ qulras tratt on the pan of the press staff and nNpaatli>Uliy on the part of at who write lor the page, at well as commitmeni aod reaction by those of you wtw read the page Lett hope the page will remain a page that la meaningful. dial la devoted to Jewtah youth We did. Indeed. "Aak For 11 We-Gollt "Now. M't make Hour duty Is "Keep It " ^m
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Pel. f Jl By LiM JMM Panow made lor a Pathers' Day Tht Op« Hoiac •( Uie Dr Luadwon al the Home on the Star Hatw laM Smday wat ITIh If any of you amnter tndy a bMuUful aftamoon eated In joining your family at Uir rtaldcnUi were all ^irured the Home, or In just joining up In OtHr Sunday but. each the resldenU. please rail the wtth • corsair or boutonntrrr. Home. 4il-7ao. and make the Home ^wrklfd. Uir Canyour raaervatlona dk Roen waa all decked out One of the up<t>mln|{ events wHk laaJlii lo be Mid. rrom which the resldenU are really ttte baadcrafti thai the ml looking forwutl to is the redenU made lo the dellcloui turn of Bob Ackley and the baked goods which were 'Smlltiw Paces" on June tadMd by the raaldmU with S, Sunday ThU group of tte talp o( Mary Wine and Ida young people have been to the HMMh A ^Mctal Uianki lo Home before with their Sing Syhria Roaa and Jean Rpaleln 'Along, and are the most relor aU Uwir heM> The (ueaU Ireililiig and friendly group of wha came wwrt very im young poople. II you haven't praaaad wtth everything Kvrn seen or heard them, Join the the weatherman betpeifr it resldenU on the nth al 7 waa a pwgeeui day' The A couple of good otd-tlme "New Image Quartet .which movies sre on hand for the li a part «(the Sweet AdHlnea. resldenU, loo an June laMeilaliwrt and everyone ennnd, FrMay aftemoon, will be joyed that part o( the day. too Thank Your Lucky SUn ' AmMW UM "tar sale" Items with an all-star cast, and on at Ita Open House was a cook Wednesday evrnlnK. June book which was pnpared by tTlh. alTpm will be "VarsKy the resldenU of their fa Show" with Dick Powell vorlle recipes It sells lor ts. Come on au< and see some of and there arc a lew left. 11 any the good oldies the real one Is ttilaraated Just call denU would love to have you Nancy Wataon at the Home total them aod riie will reserve one lor As you can see, our rest denU are kept very much "on you Aside Iroin all the prepare the go" and busy, snd we sre Uons lor the Open House, the In need of more volunteers to residents have been "on the help with all of these protecU go" several went to UnPLEASK. beconte a VOVK eela lo Inauiurate the Older volunteer ijust two hours a AdMM prBgram there, i bus week I. and PtT A LITTLE load leak a la«r o( the Kppley LOVE IN YOUR LIPE' ahpert; a group went to the Paacaha Houae lor lunch, an other group went bowline, and next week, on the IMh. will be Kndoraea Treaty a tour o( the Joslyn Museam NEW VOKK The In Ion of All o( this Is In addition lo the American Hebrew I'ongregs large groop which Jolna the Ikms, rapreaenttoig I 2 million Older Adult Program at the Reform Jews In the United JCC on Mondays and at the States and Canada, endorsed Beth El Synagogue on Thurv Senate ratlflcalloo of the Stra days tegic Arms Limitation Treaty Preparations are being
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Ratnlofclng the flnl two hurdiei confronting the rehigse who dtatradtoeametoAmertcawaaa third the powerful resthrtio _ atntlreent which exMcd throughout most of the muntry ami hMMl prevailed In Congreia. ma<tr mi>r< ^^^bnaf nalivid anthSemltum Tltrni fHiple. Including many liberal and lal>or lt•llll<•^^ vtrrp oppotwo to the reform of cxi»iinK immigration laws and regulatlona There were anti refugee and anii immigration campalgni In n* tlonwlde publications throughout this period fMugaea were acctoed of being wealthy. parvenu, ronspiru conaumars The group, it was charged, had not only taken Keiclualve hotels, "overrun" faahionahle resorts, and "pa .' In eipenslvr rastauranls and nighlcluba. but was at Mg to shape American cultural and intelln-lual life and Ian bdiaved in an arrogant, self u.sM-rtivp ostentatious Ida manner From I'lU .17 Thr .'iiturtlay Evening Poal iMlbllshed numerous r i<>mandinR immi gratlon restriction Thi~ 'irge Horace L^ri mer's magazine had a ctrcuJ^ilKxi <J! » mofd three million <'o pies a week In in?, higher than any other magazine to thai limr The writers argued thai the numbers of foreigners in (he United States must be cut rtomn becauM- ••' -•' '•: but they placed even more empbasm un lb< iiii>si refugees They called the emigre* a am) warned that "thousands of foreigners foment strikes, neek In overthruw our political system, and aim at the disaffection of the men In the Army and Navy ' In referring lo lh<' refugees. one editorial asked wtielhrr we should "allow our indignation lo deprive us of our common sense''" and Congressman Martin Dtaa of Texaa answered in a later Inue "What our unhappy ^••try needs today la nwre so-called selfish patriotism and less ^^Mia inlematlonalism We must cease being made the H^b and willing victims of Kuropeandupllrily. deceit andcun Trtng " The Hearst newspapers likewise (kioded the country with anti refugee publicity directed chiefly against the alleged com munlst activities of the foreigntxHH
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