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uovernor Proclaims June 18 As Jerusalem Day Chaiira Thonr, Govrmor of the Stale uf Nebruka. prodaliTHHl.lunr m. as Jeniaalem iiR the age oW hip t>e<w«en a iHi ./ri uKuirm and the Jew uh people In » ifrj-miinv at the Jewish Con •'pr. as part of a pt iiled. "Jenna l*m The Kternal Clly." Gov Thone preaenled his proria millon to Dan Kyram. VIre Consul for Israel Steve Rfi-" -—,-, denioT thctl. preaeii a key to th* The Don. of CMtnmutmmn refwnied UbHi strMt between Dodne KParldr as Jerusalem durtnR Jerusalem Day laalrin Street alyia were erected by Douflaa Coiaity In (root irf the Jewiah Commu nKy CMter ISnd street and Doi^. and Pacific streeU Represent Ing the Board at the rrrrmony was chairman Michael Allien > Mr Kyram presented a plaque to liie State of Netwas^ ka and the Jeniaaleffl Medal to the City of Ofnaha and to Douglas County Also In the proKram were Kahbl Myer Knpke Kabhl Kmerllun. Belh Kl Syna Kofiue. I>« Hu)'* ' '<! Christian Broad' 'le Midlands: and .Miinan IMT gefwn, regleral director, Na UMI rongerenre of Christian
^H^ews ^^•nlord Friedman, chair man, Jewish Community He latlons C'ommiltee/Anti DefamalKMi I>eagueof B'nai R'rtth. was master of ceremonies
Early Deadline The July 6 Issue of the Jewish Press will require a deadilM change for both news cofiy and advertising News copy must be in the Jewish Press office by Hiunday at noon on June M
Advertising copy must be In the JewMi Prtm office by noon on rriday, June 29 For questiona on the news deadline, contact Harris Msllne. editor 334 on exi. » Advertising Inlormatlan may b« oMataed Irtim Mrs Sutame Somberg. advertising mana0tr. 334-«ai». ext 34
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' *!•[ eajier to r»come all ri> [n the Omaha Jewish community, said Mrs Milder We are r'lndiK'linit two pk nics lhl.« summer Vi that Ihn
from the Snviel i.nicjn and Iran." continued Mrs Milder The Jewish Federation con durtK a MM'lal event for new <'f>m«'ni ap(.i t'vcr\ vcar • iiev. .;(the newcomers, all ol the families from the Soviet I nion that have been settled in Omahd. th<- families from Iran th.ii f "•• come to Omaha 'I nf I>lrp<tors o( !1 ;...n The first of two picnics will tie held on .Sunday, June 24 from3 30to7pm This picnic
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County Commlaaioner Rldurd Fdlman directs your attention to one of the Jerusalem St tlCM which were inatalM In 132nd street between Pacific and Dodge itraata last week In celebra ttoo of Jerusalem Day In photo below Governor Charles Thone praiMifa hia proclamation of JertBalem Day to the Honorable Daoial Kyram, vice couosul for Israel Obaervwg are Michael RidUBOod, director AOL/CRC committee and Sanford Fhed man, (ri^) commlHae chairman
will be hosted at the home of Dan (iordman. and will in elude swimming and other lake sctivilics at (linger Cove lake
Three college studetils have '•••<•" chosen (or positions m I.IVO program • I'r.id Internships in Jr\»isti I ommunal Opportunitiesi which Is under the direction of the Jewish Federation of Omaha Working with Chil Cofman director of the Jewish < om munily Center, is I'ain Coop er a junior at the I niversil> of Texas in Austin She will be working on a survey research project dealinK with children s programmingal theCenter Judy llandieman. a soph omorp at the Cniversityof An lona m Tucson, has been cho s«'n as an intern lor the Bureau of AginK .Most of her work will involve programming for the elilcrly at Ihe Dr Phillip .Sher Hdiiie where she will tie under th<> guidance of Ben l^ub. di rector of the Home Working vnth Morns Ma line, editor of the Jewish I'ress IS Diane Wlntrouh. a v..ph.more at Washington I luverslty in SI Uouis Mis sourl She will lie Interviewing individuals of all ages in the Jewish comnriunity lor leature articles to appear in the .New Year's edition of the Jewish Press The eight week summer pro • Uram involves approximately iS hours of work per week in each of the Intern's designated areas and approximately five hours per week spent In meet ings with professional and vol unteer Jewish communal workers Speaking for the group. Pam Cooper stated. "It's a chance for us to work with the administration and on our own It's a good opportunity to explore
Bulletin At press time. Mrs Milder announced the cancellation of the first picnic because of the energy crisis She said her committee thanlu the Dan Gordman family for offering their home In Ginger (iive The second picmc remains on schedule A second picnic and swim ming party will h<- held on
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liwkv Milder, at JU'i .lUlM, Conrad Koller at :I34 IBisi Anyone who krif. new family in dm !o lonlact either f.i [HM»ple with the nan phone numlier of the i er family This will allow i Jewish Federation to extend I written invitation to the family
The Written Word By Morris Maline This IS the first time that this personal column hy the editor of the ,lew ish Press appears on the front page
The reason is simple 1 h.i 1.1 an invesngatlve report in the current LK-tue ksajfine. and my adrenalin Is flowing Yours ^;.... ..M. •Who Owns America'' • is the title of the report, and the content involves The Secret Arab Strategy to Buy America. This is no ordinary expose concerning the flow of petro dollars into American hanks, hotels, farms, corporations I Continued on Page 21
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Pope Prays at i Auschwitz' Death Wall OSWIFCIM. F>oland - Pope John Paul II places a wreath of (lowers and kneels to pray at tlie Wall of Death in the Auschwitz concentration camp on June 7 The pope was guided through brick barracks and cells, then walked upetairs to the place known as the Wall of Death, a place where former Nail priaooers were whipped, clubbed and shot, jnd prayed silently for three minutes. Later, while speaking to his huge audience, the pontiff asked that they turn their attention to a Hebrew InscrlptkMi on a nearl)y monument which bears Inscrlptkios In more than 30 languages of the Inmates who were killed In the camp. "TWi tnscrtptkM," the pope said, "awakens the meroorv of the people whose ions and i1aiigh1ir* were Intended for total extermination This people ifewrs Its origin from Abraham, our father In faith. The very people that received mm God the Commaodmenl "Thou riialt not kill' Itself eapwIwiMd la a vtry qiacial measure what Is meant by killing It Is not pamiMiMa tor aayone to pass by this Inscription with IndlManoce." The pontiff tried to Impress 19011 the hagi crowd the need for an end to hatred, cruelty and war — "Paaeel" he cried, as thousands repeated the word: "Paaeel" (Raligloiis News Servica1^^ Photo)
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Civil Uw On Golan KMghts TEL AVIV iJTAl laraeil law wai wtahllahail In effect an the Oalaa llatfm wha«i the Rrat dvUlaa rcgtanal COWKUI were appatnled at Iwa letManmiti, each wtth a papulattoaofStW The order iMiblliidiig the rouncll*. alpwd by thr mtll lary eaiMMNdtr of the north em ragtan, apadfled mat they were of a dvUlan character and tubfect to the HInittry of Interior on alt maiten conceminii municipal adaira
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^V By David Sdiwarti ^^tC) im. Jewt* Telayaiililc AflHtcy. lac ) June It Uie "yarmuike" month If you don't t>elleve II. (o down to Hnter SIreel on New York! lAwer East Side, the center ol the yarmuike Indiatry II you are out o( employ ment. you can at leaal get temporary employ mcnt there at this period It ts In June that the yarmuUu damand I* at Its height Yarmullwa. of course, are worn at other tlmea o( the year too Recently. President Carter In Israel was shown wearing one tiut at wartrtlnp they are an eiisentlal snd June Is tlM moat popular month for marryins !iatn>«tay no ilnuM (here will bt a history of the world written from the standpoint o( the headgear If you think ol the American Revolutionary perlad, how can you avoid thinking of the three comeied hat It would have been Inipnailhle to achieve Independence without It. Try putting on a dertiy or any of the mod em stylea of hats on George Washington and no more doea he look like the father ol hu country After the passing of the revolutkmary perl od. about the lime of Andrew Jackion. you could have fone over the enlirr country and scarcely Iwen able to pick up one of the old diraa comerad h^ The so<alled top hat, "stove pipe." as more commonly designated, became the great fashkm If you went to the party conventlona tn the decade l>efore thr Civil War. you would aee most of the del egalea srrsyed In them Lincoln apparently even uaed to stuff tome of his note papers In his ^Mclous top hat In the wast, the broad-brimmed cowboy hat became the fashion It has been appropriated from the Mexican sombreros So Hats come and go Thr yarmuike has rtayad far a laag lime One reason perhapa la beeauae H Is to small and light It can easily be carried In one pocket But along with the practical considerations there are the higher raaaona. If you put on a cowboy hat. you get the toaWiig that you are In Arltona and you ieafc about (or a horae If you put on a yar mulke, the proaalc and buttawaa world vanUtel from your mind You gel a ^>trltual feel ^^Er that suwaeae anund you has found the Vqact of his love There Is no mandate for wearing a yarmuike But as the old Jewish saylngliaa It. a "mlnfiag brecht a din." a cuatom Iranacends a law The bualneta of marrying In June Ittelf Is s custom Among Jews of old. oddly enough, the great day of love was Yom KIppur II was the among the Jews of old for the young on Yom Ktppur to gather tn front of
the synagogue and dance All the girls bor rowed clothes Tbu was to give the poor girls an even break with the rich The young men stood around kioklng on and before the stars csme out on Yom KIppur. marking the end of the fast, many had found their future males II aeems Incongruous thai the most awe some of the holidays should t>e chosen for lovr and yet there waa good sense and practical logic behind It for Yom KIppur brought the maximum attendance at the synagogue, so that one had the widest possible choice Also perhaps It Is beat to make one's choice of love partner on an empty stomach If you pledge your troth after a good dinner, you can'l be sure II wssn't the steak or the cakes that did It. iMil when you choose on an empty stomach, you know that gastronomy did not enter into It The Day of Atonement becomes a day of At-one-ment Perhaps the practice offered a further ^ vantage Instead of thinking about the stomach on the fast day. you thought of the heart Nowadays, the Institution ol marriage seems to be facing some hard knocks Msr rlagea are still plentiful. (MII SO are divorces Nat Cfoodwin was once asked If he was single, married or divorced Yet. he answered Nowadays many might answer the same way Perhaps the fact that the old time Jewish marriage was often negotiated by the "shad Chan" waa a good thing The lovers them selves perhaps approach the prot>lem loo one sidedly The thadcban coMklered the titua tlon from a broader pertpactlve There It no lack of advice to lovers about how to pursue their love making Por Inilance. the BIMe tellt ui that Naomi was wor ried about beautiful Ruth being without a bus band She has a relative, a rich bachelor. Boaz, who has a farm down In the sUburtM She tells Ruth to take the GImel bus and go down there and lie down on the field Naomi no doubt knew the saying of the Mldrash that plaaaure It Intentlfled when It comet by way of tuHHiae. So Ruth Is lying down In the com field snd BoBi cornea along and Is hooked But alas, we don't get much advice on ha* to make a marriage a success One of the rab Ma of the Talmud had an Idea His wife taemad to delight In always giving him whsl he didn't want to eat If he wanted peaa. she game him a nice dish of carrota and if he aakad lor carrots, she gave him peas But II didn't bother Mm He juat asked for what he dldnt want and got what he wanted It la )utt a matter ol art
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Debate Over Settlements BylL labidlda The In-aHi CaMnM'a caatraveralal S4o4 new mllllary wilUaml at Elan Morah m Abraham Aral entered the land thouaaoda of year* aga aad •hare larMi Mar crawnad Jcroboon aa Ms king, bat agabi trltgwwdailytlldeliatenrer the legality of itichsettleiBanta The Carter pide dtel view There are Ihaae in laraal who hi dw Weal Baak but Uiey do aa on grounda af poiMeal PobUe rriatbna cenaMrrsllane mi0U have argued tar reatralBt. but aavwigi atntaa cawaot bn aapaeted to barter away legal rltfiUlarasprevtaapaUoatbt bend. Wavarditliaa. |oMrnaHattc UradM agataallarael Iviara her moUvntlona. wkWi die I are luauaad. not only ta law bul alao by dM taaUact ior the lofWe. It la bawldarkig to read the partisaa and paaaianate Aatbony I cahann IB The Naw Varti Tkaaa (June 71 in whKh he iB^ «" «l Preabkni Sadat, whoat noae Is^ I has "ttrnttrnd," and lar Cartar, who can be "awdted." itoHw neantegof Saeurity Caandll I and dM daabw of Blr Ze« Umveralty. wMcb has bean aa IBi the apprehenaiaaa of a people loog be-
III 111 I ibiaw'TTiiaw* Providbig they can step dunking about the nightmare of Innocent dvUiana who are aiau^ered by ter rarlata In their unrrmltUng war agalnat Zioniam One might infer from tlie Lewis cahnan Chat laraeils have no oencam lor the heaUh and welfare of dw PalaaUnlana la (act. iaraall inatmaiaiia have balpad dw Araba of Nahh*. wMIe Uie dig aettl—Mif la aa threid to U>elr security . a is a refraahiag change of air to read a May S aditarty bi Uw Kaaaaa CKy llaNS, wMcb raoords UHt "larael bad er tdMlabed four new rural dlnics to Uw Waat Bm* tor Paleatlolao laaldanls" and "buUt and (Ulfed a new hoapltal in NaMiw." practically eilmlnaUng dtolers snd other tnfectlouB diseaaet. IrlpMng die number of phyaidans. nurses and paramedics available to treal Paieatlnlara, and eataMtihtaig ccnUil irwage lyi tema to moal Weat Bank ami Uaia vtllaim The medto lavartably accentuates the negative and Ignorei the poalUve. and imie Is wriUaB abaul lamal'a bMnandartan aoUdtude far Araba who have praapered bi health and economic drewnatanee under her rule and wtw now must be cautioualy *l lent leaf Uwy Incur PI^ punlriunent lor alleged "oollabora lion" TIN New Y*rk TtaMs editorially declared on June 10 Uist Bagta had pteouaed he never would build new MtUeawnu Just Md under what drcumatancaa? Begin haa dntod It
He aoar* hi doMBKiaUgn whan be wrMoa about The Crtsh of • aiad caOa aa an dto "irtaada a( larael" to be "mectiag I la OHMaaivaa ateui what la I
can •• na( mtand a baapMaMa wekomr u> tlw Shah ? TkepnpaaalhaanHMaioeaKuiiendu tmteed, le< ua a gal that OMV ia an aid Matarleai daM that we owe la Cyrua aad Dnrtua, wha aeme asi yaara aga parmMad thr JewUb teMSM* to Panla lo raturn to UiHr hanaaa and In ralMdId thair Tample Wa nnad bavr no tear ttwt dir rtlalbnidabad •laal wUl breaaw • pubUe diarsr He «auld bnttd MaaaaU a lavaly borne In Savyaa, or perhapa oa MaaaM Carmal. and even dabMe a Ml in tualwiiMarcMWa*araa.Pa>lMipi halm III agrant deal abort Ihr nubualniaa.andlanal 1#diiwdiialj nwl"*Parau. jutt aal>haaa^pplanlall•ll#u1lnl>al1lanlwl^ln^ltry The laraal radio ammanear alao iiiMiitiiil kindly dial per bapa bi larael the 8hab could In turn learn a laaaen tai applied da•Mcrafy He would note thai goad bitanlionl and money arr not aaM^ to buUd up a country and wbi die loyalty of Its popul* dan laraal tabea no rtik* Whom would we be antasonlzlns - the Moaiam atalaa* The Ruaatana* We bavt mdibig to loac and rv erythtatlogaln. Of eourae tt'i not certain that die Shah would accept our invi tatlon at first But when the chase becomes hot. and even the most haurtoua hotdi abroad inform him discreeUy Uut the royal niNe be baa been occupytng la needed for anodier impor tant gueat very soon, he may perhapa baoome more amenablr Partupa the laraal radbo annetmcar oAarad Ms idps m hu Biaraua vain, bul many a |aal haa a karwal of wMom
The Jeuiish future By AlcnCaruba A Irlend sent me a ropy ot the April 2nd nirmlngbaiB PtMHerald whkh had a land alary ahoM Uw K u KI iM Klan oencamtng the fears of ledersl and stale autbontm Uut there's a rcaur genoe of KIsn sclivlly in Nortii Alabama A real problem may be the tovdvement of lomr l*» enlort«>m«)l officialt In Klan activltlaa Over In Franklin County. Alabama, Uie ffaMaaiivUlc oewspa per carried a story to March abort a raUy In late March It drew quite a crowd. about 1.000 Kianamen and curtoualty anaktri One quote from (he Birmingham story caught my eye. S; cauga Police Chief A K Hliucin* <uiid ' l( they are accusing# of my men of Ku Kluxln. then I want to know abort It I won't prt up with any ot that and my men know it " Now If we arr to take (^|p( Higghia at hia word, times have surely rhanurd in Talladpna'ounty' And. you know aomrthinii. I'll bet he'sofiihe level J Ttroes have passed the Klan by, made It an anachrtmism a II'• not that (here won't always be s bunch of poor loots that won't ioto. but raUter that moat of Uielr neighbors will )uat know (hat they are leola I'm net wggeeting that prejudice against blacks or. lor that matter, against Jews, Itallana, Csthoiict, the f^ilish. or iny oUter group you can name, has or ever will go away There's Just aawUhli^lnhiMnannahirethattondatomakeualuwpdtolelka to dM nait caw tagMMT and hndBMuUi UmB I da ddok dut H'l laipriaaliif whanttie 1mihi#aw Paat-HarBld woniasort loud In tu frool page arUde abort any Inlar-ralatienBhlps brtwrm ttie Klan and Uw iMfctcaiiiaiil peopte or when the FranUin County Times rather blaadh' raporta the rally as If It were no big deal, that Is to say. BO real Ihraal to die peace Thto la a far cry from BUmiatfiaai'a "Bull" Connors who set Ua poltoe doff laoae OB dM Chni Rltfrta marchers of Uw Stxues New, K'l true dull H aniy lakaa a caHpla of IniUcakaa to caiae an taddaBl. to aUr *p toauMa. bat my gMl toaUng la dtot a M of good SoudMrnara - aad I waa ane of (hem lor a Mratch of i life - are havfaig Joal aa handy a laugh at TV'a "Carter ( by" and abnllar atows as Uie rest of us Regional diffa arc itowly abMng away to America Thoae (hat uaed to divli ua. do ao lar leaa today. What daaa tUa have to da wtUi Jews? Well, mayhe wc < taha aanw ceoilert to thaae changM and maybe we can do« part to toaure dial rnv* Uke Uto Klan rcfluto I Ibe al^ect tor curiMMlty-aaahan. than lor d hato Let'i lace It, anyone who has to prt on a white i hide behind a pototy-headed ma* iho<dd be as object of curtou^ illy What I'm laying la that I have faith In America and faith In Americana I have traveled all over thU natloo and Amerlans are dM Irtondliaat, Bicart bunch of peapto you oouM evar 1 . Out of ao«S.MS. Uiare'a )uat got to be a CMipto a( I la bidk. Uw 9«at maaa of AmarieaBB are |uat a i Lel'ikaapM dial way
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Letters to the Editor TolheEdlUy RaUM Isuc NmMrt letter to Uw ediiar last week bnw«M to mind Ihr cUctw. "Wr have met thr enemy and thtyanua" ThroughoiM my Jcwtih uptirlnginc eniphaaii wai always piacedon'the JewtabCammiMlty", "the lmidia( our people". tiMF (art thai no matter wtial itrcw and pain the world may Innirt on the Jews, we muld always rHy on the strrngtli of our kirotherltood I must ask. have we become so secure in our Itves at> Jews thai wr ran begin lo Innin pain unto oursrlves'' Is there a select lew who (eel Uiat they are so much closer lo (>nd. better Jews, that they ran cnmlemn the motives and Ihe actK>ns ul tt)e other Jews^ I' Is It in Ralibl NadolCs pofiilion aslhr Jewish I ('hearts o( the Survivoni were pure In Ihelr •((orI^ III \>.i\ iriiiuii-'' What ever happened to the IMSIC yiWBlie ot rellftion that il is man !• peraonal expreaalon of (alth KI love'" j i..>...i.i..-r \r. 11. i..i»'.nTTi.. anwrappeduplnthe Nth.. The I'i.KirHM] anf] IKM'IIIV cussed .1 « without I., made (or strut Kaslirulli 'IHIT iliiiii I have to paiiakt- in iliiiiiri and the actual eventx tM-gan at a point where all could attrn<l without disregard (or the .Sabhath This was not an event fteared only to a (ew it was an event (or the entire community My parents survived the atrticily ii( Ihe llol'xausl They (nuchi to relHilll their lives as Jews They kept th<- pain o( the memories lo themselves T' ... t ., (.-r, day nifiht t>neii in Iir7l as .< jsked •What Holocausf'They PI,. . ^''• written stating that the HoUxiii, that ttte camps were Just mass >'.'> lived with recurring nightmares (or :io years 1 hey remained si lent It was (ean-d that the truth would be too much (or young Jews to bear And anyway, nothing like that rould happ«-n again'"' My parents, as well as the other memtx-rs o( the S<xiely o( the Survivors derided that 30yearso( watching Ihe Jewish com munlty as well as the community at large slowly block out the memories o( what happened al Auschwitz was long enough They would lake il upon themselves to pasii on lo Ihe next gener atlon a sense ot urfency in remembering and avsunng Zachor never again Rahbl Nadoff. I saw Ihe pain and the agony my parents re lived as they opened scars so that the next Jewish generations could remember and develop a greater sense o( Jew ishness Ho can you have Ihe audacity to Infer that their motivation was (or "the glitter and tinsel of newspaper publlclly and letters ol rongr at Illations" Rabbi. In my opinion, no media coverage or letters will ever be worth the pain in my F'ather's eyes when he rememt>ers his llle as a teenager in the camps or the tears my Moth<-r has shed when she (Ights to relate lo a group o( Univenity students how •he (eels, as a survivor, about the meaning o( Jewish existence There were thre<' things that make it worthwhile 11 the men wtM liberated the camps, who endured their own psychological Kars at witnessing Ihe homirs. have been thanked openly Tribute has been paid to the America thai has allowed all of us lo survive as Jews 21 Some young people have been given a re newcd sense of Jewlahitess They were reminded that the freedom lo be Jews was not a right', but a privilege that millions have died lo preserve - a privilege that must be safeguarded and 3) through remembering what our people have gone through, we shall strengthen Ihe bonds o( our bmtherhood PEfiPl.K Rabbi NadoK. are what make il worthwhile not newsprint Rabbi, you have not only detracted (ram the joy o( the dinner but also (rom its intent and that to me is a crime unlo Itself
Susan Fried 8t Louis. Mo Tstktl Laat week Rabtri Nadoff wrote a letter to the Jewish Press denying any Justification (or Ihe .Society of Survivors dinner due to the violation of Halacha (i e the laws of Kaahrut and .Shabball I louid the letter appalling What right does the good Rabbi have to condemn an affair organized under the auspices of the majority o( Omaha roncentrstion ramp survivors'' And who Is he to proclsim that the Society of .Survivors did not "do honor to Ihe memory of ronrenlration camp victims" when they themselves were vlrtlms II is Ihe Society members, after all. who have suffered, and only they have Ihe right to determine the manner in which an event such as this Is lo be held Despite the (act thai he Is a Rabbi. Ihe undeniable existential truth remains that be was not there i in a campi II Is the height o( presumptlousneas to Issue these condemnatory statements with such tenacity and vigor Daycnu! Il Is a fait accompli, (he dinner is past history, and yet he persists m beating this dead horse I must ask myself where wa* Rahbi Nii<< liter was In Auschwitz''U toi. 'ns Try as he might he u experieiK-cs ol the survivors, nor (or that mailer < an i iif is .iiso exhibiting an Incapacity to empathize with the children of the »lvors I therefore take his comments as a personal a((ront.
Rabbi Nadoff speaks of; pic and bettering the qual 11 In regard to the Holocausi tkm of our self-esteem car relenUesk expoun(te<l uix>i conctpt a term >••• to make pcici' »ilU her To forget what greatest of all crimes
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Robert MBIiertierg To the Editor Al the start. I make the assurance thai it is not because I no longervi' —' ' • ndshipofK.i" — '" •• - •• tlnw Id ih liim I i< Mul I . ... Uiose ni..r 'h which II I . iM o( living .^ .1 limes site tloes not agree willi inr That doeii not keep me Irum loving her dearly
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IK'- • -. ^ lution lo having a Kosher dinner I m speaking (or myseK. hut I can assure everyone, including Kabbi Nadod that the rommitlee in its effort to produce a Kosh er .Survivors dinner had many sleepless nights In our indnite wisdom we did what we did because we saw no other way to do il The Rabhi should realize that Jew* < •'---f rannot at all limes have lh<Mr (irst choice somrtu ' go with Ihe second or even the third choice Nuotlx, _ .jpenlous I( there were, we would have pre(erred it It is strange that Habbi Nailoff does not use his abundsnce o( talent and his good oKice lo .lelp solve (he problem we always encounter when attempting to make a Kosher community dinner Ell Zalkln. co-chairman Survivors/Liberators Dinner
To the Editor As soon as the Death Camps were opened up by the Liber ators. the Survivors began to thank the righteous Gentiles who helped us Jews In one o( our darkest moments For over three decades the Liberators were overlooked Last April (or Ihe (irst time, Ihe Lil»eratnrs o( the Death (amps were thanked by the sur>-lvors at a testimonial dinner at the Hilton Hotel Many o( us were present The Survivors and the Liberators re shared a moment the r»"i ••' "- • •••ild never share Ihe re creation o( IKe We were h. ihe spectators in this pn vale event between th«' Su i Liberators .Some Jews and Jewish organizations did nut support this (unction, which is their right Kven though It was a private event, steps were taken U> meet the needs o( the Jewish community The (unction began as Shabbat ended and (ish was the meal Kruit plates were also available We are told that a dinner hosted (or Ihe Liberators, by those who came out o( IIM- i"<i.s.ri(mhle horror, was a selling out of Jewish values The 'I Jewlshness o( the .Survivors has lieen called into <| .n the miracle is. that Ihe Survi vors remained Jewish alter itie (ires o( hell Given that there is no single voice (or .ludaism. there is also noslngle Interprelalionul I, ^austisnota religious event No one (u iii the Survi vors While it will aKect P\• u icmnnunily (or cenlu ries lo come. th<'rc IS only > m can interpret the llolo caust liic SiirMvi.i II.. .. cl the standard (or their own Jew ! us The.Sii .'il and we have not I hope when we are tested, thai (•uU will come to our aid as he has come to Ihe aid of those who survived Sydney Osten
Tothe Editor It IS (air lo say that throughout the centuries Jewish prac lices are developed hy our people s;iri(tiiir«vi ii\ ihr iiifist'nsiisnl our community We have never li gle set of rules whn speaks for ,•! survival in Jewish lilc is that Ui , ,lew Ish I radii .tw«is social norms Thi n live In II I »iihiM iin- hroad p<ii Law has multiple ->ur communal and Opli, ..M-^
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III a^. th. integrity and th«- fad ol iheir survival lAho with a Numl>er (HI lh«Nr arm have sold out thi, bilities'' The awesome numbers of victims liears silent lestimonv iitism thai II, .ill the I wtMisur ic Th<- !.>r th general cummunily had as ils primary purpose to tHinor th righti^ius (;entiles (iiid knows lh<Te are (ew enough o( then around Not to honor them would be a desecration o( the memories t the ' . .-.,..,.-,
ng. while 11 The even! t,. Many .lewi.sh communal events have been held al the Hilt and yet it is only the Survivors/Liberators Dinner that has crilici/.ed Those wtui crilicize the Jewishness o( the survivoi should al least have the credentials Some ot the critics do a some do not The llol(X'ausl was not a religious event but (x-curred to all Ihe Jews hv i.iLi ,.,.1 .i..:.,! \..i, .r,.ntly some Jews like the (ourl son in til. not lo be a part o( our peopl (ushtosc; II iheHoUxausI No one owns Ihe HulcH'aust il is (or all the Jews The Survi vors survived lor all Ihe Jews And Jews of all persuasions ha a role In its commemoration Bob Pappenbelmer
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To the Editor I do mil fiii.siwin 111., riri.im-snf Rabhi Nadoff i To Ihe Mitor,, June 8.1 ! Ihe Survivors Dinner on Apr 7 and in I, ijiport There are technical, lo mal religious rc^.M>iu> which iUt>bi .Nadoff has stated more tha once, and which the community understands 1 was shocked however and bewildered at the violence o( attack on the S,, ilessmisstatemeni a( fads and il we were looking lor glitter and i... ,,.,-.,, ,., ......dlions The attack. I say. wa.s violent Had Kahbi Nadoff (ell Ihe mlee^^l to write, he might well have contented himseK with explain! nn^l his position and Beth Israel's, in order to make clear why he did not attend To go on from there to belittling the Society of Survi vors and to impugning our motives constituted a violent attack that I consider inexcusable ner F'urther. I claim a careless misstatemeni of facts The dinner did not begin on Shabbat Many who came well after Shabbat ihat^_ came well l)e(ore the dinner began And although the .Societ wa.s unable, alter much etfort, lo provide a kosher meal made every effort to serve a meal thai observers of kashnlt! could eat Kvery single Jew and every single non Jew knew thai Iha^H the menu represented a careful consideration of the retignlOUi^H sensibilities of kashrut observers I (eel no need to delend nor lo attack the standards ol the community Our community sutlers (rom Ihe same corrosive in (luences that threaten Jewish life elsewhere But our commu nily has standards n( observance and o( generosity and of Jew i.sh loyalty lor which we need no apology
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he Surely Rabbi Nadoff knows that his standards are not Ihe only ones nor even the final ones Many Orthodox Jews some Ihrm in our own community do not consider the religious stai dards ol Kabhi Nadoff and o( Beth Israel Synagogue In be sutflciently strict Would it he (air of them to say that they have "sold out sacred Jew ish religious values " (or the tinsel of a fine syna-, gogue structure and a spacious parking lot Thus (or Kahbi Nado(( lo accuse us o( looking (or glitter ai tinsel IS unlair in the extreme Our motives were pure and open Ader 30 years, we wanted Ihe opportunity to say thank you to the men who lilKTaledlli. k o( their very lives Most of Ihe Survi rs that cannot t)e lightly healed My father .r ''•• '•»•• were Jews My brother w.I nioth er Jew 1 never exjn, nie of lo<iking (or tinsel when I wanted to thank the men who saved my life and made it possible for me lo rear a family of (iod loving Jews I am shocked that anyone could so callously tread on my human sensibilities Sam Pried (Chairman. Society ol Survivoi
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b*com«* o BarMUtzv^ on FfKioy. Jun«23 and Soturdoy. Jun« 23 ••th El Synagogue
o( Ihair doughtar Bafti lsro«l Synogooua f. JMW li 8: IS p.m.
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B«th Israel mviCES I7pi ilhtPrtdtynl^iaiabbat aarvtea «MI b« < kil Marvlnc Barvlce 1: 4B a Bi Davtd VMaa Mki, aan ol Mr aad Mn, Artiv Miia, wtB bocane a Bar MMtvati a( MtadM ttme. 7 D p m Moraine Service (a.m.
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DAVID I Graveaide aerth.'aa were held on Sunday. June 10. at B4>th El Ceawlary tor David Miller, M Rabbi My«r Khpke offtrUted Survtvon ton. Or Daniel Millar; daughter. Lautte two
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Dr. SharHoma Da«ya I a.a. Maa and WOUMD of Ike eaMMMity are tovtiad to parttdpaU In the aanricaa
Counci Bluff* B'nallsraal : tain : fa m Sarrloai canductnl by Mr
Mamorial SIta WASHINGTON (JTA) The Preaidaaft CoMWitaliii on Uw lliliraaat la betas urged to coaaMtr New Vark Oty aa the oHc at "a IMng «emorial" to tke alx •dOtan vk UmiodlwHalacauat
n«o«« join with ut at our doughtart KMHNwiijUlN boconw B'not Mitivoh on Fridoy Evening. July 6 ol JtMandKltatWAX
A monumenl la menory ol Max Magid will b« i July t at It am la Sinai Cemetery with Rabbi laaac NadoM, o( Beth ttrael Synagogue, olflclaUng
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PaOeartag UM weewaay, a lacytlaa waa htU at Hw ayn-
dtatrataa ol the Coalarawx at PraaldHta of Major Amerteaa jewWi Organlsadaaa Mann It a lawyer tai Philadalpiua
Aflar a trip to Lake Taboa. and Lat Vegaa. tlw couple wiN llvtlnOtnaha
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Tha children ond grondchildran ol Dr. mn4 Mrt. J. Milton Margolin invite you to porticipola in Ihe celebration ol Ihair porenlt ieth Annlwarf ry Salh El Synogoguo FrMay. Jwna tt S )Sp m
Inlornriotion leoding lo lo (otrng Irving relolivet ol youf deor on#t rbow r»«' mg in paoce ot lh« Ml. Mnai Cawatary. '8th ( Crown fo<n< Avenue the purpote ol ttte leorch it lo o«»ii) iruttaat ol the cem elary in momioining iK* peraietual core fund Fof lurttiar inlorinolion coll ltar«MKael«.HS-U1l.
"It la la loUow the Torali to taettag and (teed" (Dent.10 Ml
LiU^l-IILll-l MM. KATIB lONOON withat to ttMink bar Iriandt end relativat for tha HHiny donotiont ond good withat tant in honor ol her S5th birthdoy at celabrotad by tt>a Miirochi Wotnan
rAMNV BOaOT withat ID Ihonk all har IriarMlt OTMI ralalivat lor tha mony cordt. gittt and donotiont in honor ol har BOlh birthday
LARIT PIATTMIR withat lo thank all hit lriar>dt lor the good withat. cordt and dona tiont during hit racani illneti
SHUKERT'S MEATS & DELI
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Maarar and JaMrey •or* awmod on IT Tlwf aiai attpai by Bfonitwri st
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B«n»diction for Kindling Sabbath Ligbtt: Bonikh Aloh A(k>noy Eiohainu MaMh Hoolom, Akh*r KidMhonu Bcmitivotav Vatzivonu Lahodik Nttf SfW Snoobot.
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By Esteile Roacoberi Chaim /.lelinski. a IJncul nite. died June 12 Survivors Ilaughter Ethel, of Baltimore, brothers. Max. London. Kngland. Abram. Parta. sister. Ha»h;i ii;.nip| Sao Pualo. Br^i nl was at Ml Cam > ry with KaMM Mark Vimiiiin uf TMereth Israel Congregation officiating Mrs Kleanor Cohen recent ly visited with her family. Mr and Mrs MorrI Gallnsky and children of Detroit Mrs Rebecca Sliver of Cherry Hill. N J Is the first woman to t>e named to presi
dency of ttte Temple M'Kur Shalom of south New Jersey Mrs .Silver is a former Lin colnlle and the daughter of Mrs Ruth Goodman of Lin coin and now residing in Sun City, and the late Joseph (ioodman of Lincoln The Season's last monthly meeting of the Lincoln Chap ter of Hadaasah was t>eld June 111 In the TIfereth Israel Syna gogue social hall The pro gram for the afternoon fea lured volunteers from the American Heart Asaociation A film was sliown about ('PR and heart attacks Mrs Kulh Hncker and Mrs
Hose Keuerberg luncheon chairmen served a desM*r1 preceding the meeting Mrs Jd. was in stalled ,1 of the Tifer."' hood at the The en tire installed was first vice president. Kve Hoffman, second vice presi dent. Phyllis Dolich record ing secretary. June Segal, corresponding secretary, l)ory (jotKlman financial sec retary. Carol Cohen Ireasur rr. Ruth Burke Reelecled officers of ttie TIfereth Israel Congregation
for the new aesskw are pn dent. Harry Allen, vice pre dent. Gerald Grant. lary. Herbert Friedman treasurer. C David Koto trustee. Juiius Misle Officers for the South Street Temple are president. Irg .Schrcil)er. vice president an membership chairman Hic| ard Poca.s. se<'retary. Seldon Stick, treasurer. Mr Dorothy Shapiro financii swrelary. Mrs Julian Lyons Sisterhood president. Mr Paula Kreivogel. Religion School principal. Mrs Su S<'hrelber. Youth Group pn dent Ms Judvtiaba
Avraham'a work la designed to help chUdrm im[)n>vr learning and aoclal skills In the nelghborlMnd "Many families here have very poor educational backgrounds My parenli never went to univer»ily. but they havr hiKii aaplratlons (or my brother and me Hul many of iheur children have parenl» who can barely read or wril* Ttiey want a better life for thfir kids, but they don't understand how importani a good education Is And they don't realise that lliey hsve to provide a quiet place lor study or bonks and educational toys " The bomb shelter in an apartment Mock serves as a club headquarters Such a room is not by nature atlrac tlve. I Jl tbia Is a cheerful place The waJIs are decorated with Mickey Mouse and other cartoon figures painted by kxAiparants "These ciutM are not simply ball^ ures In jare for net^ibarbood youngsters v i>drents work. " says Avrabani "They are li|[iiii> IIIKI trd pny grams with specific gosis " Me stresses thai the educiilio nal gap Is the basis of the aoclal gap In Israel luday 'Many of the immigrants from the Arab nations rejected their own culture when they came to Israel tNJt do not have the educational training witb which to adjuat corapletely to a modern, lechnologlcal society It Is eiaentlal that we work with their children from a very young age and give them every opportunity fur equality in education The as slstance we 0ve lo Uie people of Ofaklm Is not welfare in the aenie of money or handoula. but support for cultural and aducaUofial devdopmenl" Avraham works with the K youngsters who visit the chd>. which ii open four aftemoona a week Ttiere are weekly art^ ami crafts classes and a hi week I v Hebrew leiann i<'children on h Hebrew he says here " h unu^ .n »• lu*
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Tlw city a< Bwr awva racaatly playid koM la EaftHa Aawar 8adM and UracU Print MlBMcr I HW wttin btiw—i UM> (we tutdm rapid Mmialltatun of tdalkmi bctwaai dMtr i UMPMct Treaty The viait by Sadal to Ite N«(t>^ • H raapunaad wKli» viiMby BmlatotbrSinalca^ui rctumed to Egypt bHare altar U)Mana<lsr<H>iJ aammuiratiaa tiiMiMitil ana at ttw Ctty HaU aod om at UIP Oavid Ovrkm UMvaratty a( Iba N«iav. w* Md to tbia anrtmt rtlywhk1iarc«i»aalotfaUliav(UiiidbtfcletliMiiMiBi K Tilt two lf*WrK h^lu-nnt«>rf><1 to htrr She\a frum F!l A/ •',h
vbaa* tlwy IK-I bnutfit them i< hak Navoi and Ma>«r tiulw Navi nrwtMi UKIB rtw guot* at ctty haU, aU of wtMiai had wailed undar the wn three hum lir HM dipdtoriea to arrtw. created Sadat and Bcgia wtlli loud cliian eed >relnw|ad ciipiilnt Only tlw pUytag at the natiaiial ^•MMnatilenced tbem ^^Bllar the mOtaa Sadat rpvlewfd a |aard ol henar rep^^KBUIV all brandHa o< llM larad Defcnee Perec ^^^M,Bi#i. NavanandUJ. lacMtary if MalaCyrui Vance HB walHd tfava aa iBiaaindati rad cwpat •Mch only •» aiaaCa baiac* aotdian bad vaoMUMd dean. TlK ertdOi of the car patoaiy alloMd two peapte to artwally watt an It. Sadat and NavM had dw bonor At the aad of the caipat tht CKylUblili treated Sadat wUh btead. water aad talt A traditional walcawa« earaoMaqr aindtaria the one eOared PnatdMt Jia«y Carter wkan ha vMMd .liwilii to Mardi HM I Latar.atBeaOurtoaUatli. Navea. who to OMat to AraUc, deto Arabic Advaaeeeoptoa to Ei^ftoh had bean nude avaUaUe to the preat. The vaech Md vary Wandhr Yet a lew lalnidBi after Navea tikt^ Sadat appnMwd vlalHy apaai wMh aonehad heard. When Naven raarladal Sadat paUtoty apaad dMa roae to give hii apeach. I advaaea eaptae of SeKh which wmdd be deUwered In Batftoh. Sadat Wmt vefhathawMa he began taWngitaulEIArtoh He vakc pnaahtoataly ahaut what D Aridt. ShMi aad "ail ef aar land neaaa to in. Ihe Egyptian peapli "Alter i
NavaalB importance o( ttir land, hr returned to bla piaparadlot'AaiMif the people I ut withuith>pfeaaaectian.iioaiieMnda»iia»dwliy Sadat devtaKd from hla ipeecii CMy Mar did «* learn Ike roa aanwhy n aacna that In Navoo'e ipeadi be aald. "We have ratanad D Ariih (to AraMc A 'adaa I " But Sadal thought he heard Nee havc^vwEIAriahaaacifKiBAraMca'aUliMi Aaaraaidtef the iiilwwih I It aaiMng. Sadat departed from hii tew ooiywhao Na van later Aowad Sadat Ma paraanal copy of Ow ^eech la AT aMc wM Sadat latiafM thai ha had i^hdiaard Na*ae. Ht thcii Altar the « rnhmla city haU eartoBony Sadat, Bann and their wd—i^to Malerrirtad te Ban Otytea Uaivaraity Twto al thanatoidi af Bear flMva raaMMda waved to Sedat and Itointotoi ih IIi iliiBn nlilihiditTliml (laraeii dw cronfd at l«.«Oi Egyptlaa and laraaUiiaBi Hew Hdahy alanglfeeanUrcroUe Security loroie bwa both oMatrtaa rted OM walnrrailf and laraeii aoMtora leofc •af the road The Uaivanlty bad newn In KB board of t*<wnon rrom all over the «wM IN-ON oaeaoMay Tbe apeciaUy hivtiad 0MaU aad aweOad ritodanla vailad to«r houra tor Sadat and Begta to arrive. Whaa the Iwe landats ftaaUy dM arrtvt thry were (peitiidwithatiaaidtiiMilMidliigovaUea. IMvamty Praaldeot Yoeef Tahoa. a (oraar laraal atothMaadv to die Unttad Natloni. moke ftnt In Ma 9**ch ha tnakt^
uifM-d thai I'M- (tpaeft - bath Negev and Sinai HcfMt. hr had thr pleaawr« to annaunoe that Ban (jurlon Unlvertlly waa initiating a ll« mllllin *1ve (or Deaert Oevdopromt wtttehhehopaawUlbeotHiKaalbanrnitobothceuBtrtea In ad ditian, he aaid he ainccrviy hopaa dial acientieu hom both coun triaa will wort ii^ther on die aeeeeeary reeeardi Tekoa conchidad hto apeedi by praaenting botli Sadat and Beghi WMh "The Star of Paaea." a new elar created by the h^ tkei of two atari ayndiuliitog two great ciVtUiatioaa. Arab and Jewitoi, to a harmanic reinttonahlp whicfi rxmrstn thi> ronimon rantrtMlonatihelwortiltura andti is peace and proapprtty The Star wat si Vaakov Agam. who alio dealgnad UM MetUtUxi Kieain u( l>«a<r* titat wai given to Sadat by Begto alter (amp l>avkl Sadat apoke nr>i a brief addreu whHli repeated his ifeng laellng* ' • uid. Wr havr taken a giant Map. y«t It to meaiM t^ur •.niw.Mibyolhera ' Heaakcdthaleveryaito pledge ihemaelvca to the caiae of peace and brotherhood Beghi loBewad He called oooe itoore on the other Arab oounIriea to )aln the peace proceaa He echoed Sadat'i wank by aay tog. "We have taken a first Mep toward a camprritanalve ppacr to our area to be followpd in th«> future by peace treaties wiih other aeighbori of Israrl Hr endrd t>y saying that If peace U e* tabliahad to the »rr: ()w Middl« Kaat. the cradle of dvllUa tton. "HI agahi becoene the aourcc ef human pmgreea " After a brief mtiaical miarhade preaented by die Baer Sheva Syniffitony Orcheatra the men and their aniaMragM toll the ou door plaia wtMre the ceremony had been itagad r«r aecurtty reoaoaa. both ierrW wrvirrorunuationm wanted the ceremony herctoaldpT>> .( have an auditon lanMlenoUiC' n-dgaeeli and)our aallati ~ a total of 3,«» peofiie Therefore, aenvlty waa eapeclally light Urarll ioldler^ posltloord Ihemaelvea on all the buHdtngaaiMtconapi' 'ollrdthegroundi Before leaving th'-iidal again reviewed an lirarII Honor Guard and ti»-n sunxi n attratlon a* the two national inth'nia were once more played by an army band Sadat and Begin tlton flew In an lirieli military hellcflptiT troin Ihe tnlvcnNy pailUng lot lo nearby Hatierim Mtlitar\ Atrfla'd Tttry boarded Sadal's plane, a Boeing Tin. and inaugu rated the air rorrtdor hHween ItraH and Rgypt; flying over Ben Gurlnnand ('aim Inlrrnatlonal Airports
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Ayelct'a father, Yeremlahu Manaour. who itudlad printing at the Hadaaaah BrandeU School, uld that Ayelet alao had plastic surgery In Hadaasah for a cleft palate and (or three years waa taught to speak articulately In the Ear, Noae and Throat Department by Joan Taltsanov. the audlologlal and apeech therapist
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Cults mn Topic Culls will be the topic lor discussion on Pouit ol Vie«' lo be airad oa Saturday. June a, at I W p m and Tuesday. June ». at t a m on Channel I.WOWTTV This weekly show hosted by Rev Jerry Eirod will Includr Michael Richmond. Anil De( tmatloa Laague CommuaKy RdatioaHCanimitlce director Debatlag Mr tUdUMwd »tU be a repreacntaUvc ol the Unl (Icallgn Church, better known as the Moositcs The activity of the Mooales and other cuMs as well at corabattlag tlieat groufa will be discussed
the rurrcnl fuel crisis with Hs ramirirallans for the State of ttrael and lor American Jews could be the forerunner of dUricuK Unws tor American Jewry
Joanle and Kichard Jacobson wMounoe the birth May II stttwliraecaaddautfitar. Mag gle K The Jaootiaans alao have a daughter. Canie, 2h yearsold
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NEW YORK. NY- Porte* magulne. wtilch iollcUFd xte ier tU finii aiMMMl Arabic edition, hat rriuied to rarry a peter ad" dial Uic Anli-Defamatioa Leafiw of B'nal B'rtlti lou^l lu place In the pubii'^'io"" ••vADI.aald "We are dls<> M the ad. In Engliih. Arabic and He brew, which un ."-oples of Ksypl and Israel lor thPir courageoui. creative commlpnenl to wage peace. i% rejected be cauae Forbet magazlnr cbtiden peace to be 'pollllcal.' Abraham H K'oxman, AUL'i aaaoclale national director, de dared He added, "we even offered li^ if Hebrew wordmK from the ad if thai would make l( .• Mr Foxman said he persotiiiiiy Kimr Malcolm Torbet owner of the magazine, on May 31 and alio tried to reach Forties by phone, but the publisher has neither reiponded to the phone calls nor the letter Fart>es ii reported to have left (or an extend ed slay In France The text ol the ad. In It* entirely. Is as lolluws "Only nation* at peace, ready (o live side by side with a will Ingness to understand each other's needs and problems, can reap the benefits of Increased trade and industrial developmeni "We salute the pe<'i . vpt and Israel lor their coura ieoua. creative romn ine peace "And we are protKl u. irn- nm- played by the I'niled States in helping make this dream a reality "
Omaha Organizations jwYPoerm Kpatein Morgan Post 2R0 will meet June 2S, 7 30 p m . al the American l>eglon Post No I Club Klectlon and insUlla Ikm of the IMO officers will be enacted Iowa Nebraska I>epartment of JWV meeting will be held Sunday June 24 al noon, the Chuckwagon. «3rd and Center Delegates from Post City, and Post K>7 are expected Jewish War Veterans Post MO partlcipaird in the B'nai H'rith Memorial .Services al the Council Bluffs Jewish Cemetery Commanier Sol Mann and the honor guard flag bearers Keith Pelu and Donald Strauss, riflemen Monroe Rosenberg. William Pachman. Yale Halprin and David Kali did the flag honors and the rifle salute Memo^Ul service ceremony particlwere Ben Schneider, Kraane, Paul Stivalaky im Sacks
[PIONEKR WOMEN Mary Ann Maxey won the vision set al the drawing Chapter held al the ' WooiM Donor lunch
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Dropout* JF.HI'SAI.KM. (JTAi Premier Menachem Begin and World Zioist Organization chairmdn l/e«n {>ul;in have ' M spwial meeting >!dnizalion leaders
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Tuesday Musical Announces Artists for New Season ByUuLawte TuMitay Murical Con^ wMck lor 17 ytMtt ht brou^ raknowmd and loan-to-bereknowncd arlliu lo Omaha, hai amaunoad iu ItTV-IMO concert aaaaoa and liMMUciMtaale drive Ofmitt f* •>»( aeaaon • eancatt Oct so. will be Parahla. • planld iiaa made a namr for himwl( by prrlormlnji in all thr major mualc capUali o( tlM> •orM Hta recordtngi havr alto won acclaim from Tim« o4hrr national I hia rM-ordlng ConrrrtM wat a Grammy akla began itudylng mualc al tlM age al three and om-hal( year*, and he cootlnued his itudy of Ihe piano un(U. al the ace of 2S In l»72. he made hli drtMjl with the New York Philharmonic l..ater that year he became Ihp firel American to win the Lcedi International Cian olorte Competition. reaultinK In even more inlemallonal ac claim Appearing (or the aeoond concert of the aeaaon Nov a, will be damma Dale, a young •oprano wlw was t>rougbl to national attention with her Sayal of Beu in the Hous Irand Opera Company's ictlon of "Porgy and " on Broadway - and Ihimgtiout the United SUtca and Canada Ms Dale, a graduate of (he Jullllard School of Mualc. won :lhe coveted first prtie In the Naumburg Foundation's Mth
Anaivanary CompetUtae. She haa appeared in aperaa and aa a BOMat Wllh m^nv fit lhd> mator symi of the count t ary, 1(77. she »iia invilwi lu perform at the Kentw^y Cen term honor' ulenl elect and Ml rtirr Besides hdviii); a ocmand Ing performance ichedule.
ing inusic at hikers Island Prison in New York A 2&'Piece orchestra and Ja pan's foremost pianist will mark the third concert of the seaaon Feb 12. I9W The Or pheus fTiamber Orchestra. 25 virtuoso musicians in their own right, will perfcHTn with out a conductor as they have since Iheir origin sis years ago Accompanying the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra lo Omaha will be Minoru Nojima. the Japanese pianist who was a winner In the 1MB Van Cllbum competition Now considered Japan's lorenwst pianist. NoJIma has pertormed widely throuKhout the United Stales and will tour Kurope In performance again nest year NoJIma has studied piano In both the linited SUtes and the Soviet Union, and his t%vo Carnegie Hall performances last year were sellouts His concert tnur Includes major music centers In North America. Kurope and Japan Rounding out the seaaon will be a performance by Israeli violinist Shiomo Mlnt2 AprtI».
ino Al 22. the Ruasian txirii vMlnlst has already received iiw> ;.iii'niion and praise of >ri and the late Pablo Hr was selected by Zubin Mehia to replace an indih posed llzhak Prrlman in con cert with the l.srael I'hilhar mnnic Orrhenlr ,in Mini? hah vppi III "'v'^ "f' " .111 .it
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For the lirst limp this year Tuesday Musical is nffrrlnx all four concerts (or the price of three with a season lickri The recital formal of the con certs feature the artist on stage (or the entire two-hour performance Regular seaaon tickets are 124 for the four concerts, stu
Kokdey Haskeshet Dane ers III the Rainbowi will pre sent a spp<lrum ii( Isriirli dame at the Third AnTiii.il Summer Festival in Neli»{h Netiraska June 24. at 2 p m The 15 member itroup ol darners from Omaha are part u( an entire altemnon's entertain meni program at the Festival The group will present an overview o( the (ive hasii lorm.s which have blendeil and ,.r...-ru..,( ,,. ..„-i,.m Israeli 1 •• Mora the |i' • .in. the Ve menite and the Hasidic The group will also present a music and vocal program a.s part of their hour-long show Authentic cimluming will high light each dance
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Jr. High Summer Specials
56'er Happenings Wednesday, June 27, Roller Skating Night 6 to 8 p.m.
Monday, June 2S, Vetmy Park Night. 6:30 to9:30 p.m.
Meet and he plchsd 19 at Skaiatairi Ulf SouUi Mm. CM tor n. aagtotor by Maadsy. Jyne II Mdm.Myt iBMtogaatfNayradilMi tt:«toSp.«. I awl he pkted i4> at die "J" Coal « 7S - mchides I . h^acfc ride aad traaa|iartaUan KM tar rbyTUaaday.Jigy) I or OMMk AiBSId St the XX; sn S. UM Knat kaWM.
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JCC—Youngtown Run For The Stars Fun Race The Jewish Communlly Center of Omaha and You^ town .Store* are •poraoring the lint city wide "Run tar the Slara Fun Race" lor boys and glrta agea S lo 12 year* on Sunday. July I, begianliv at » am A one mile and three mile race wiu be held PartMpanU eaa aniar only ona o( the two raeaa. Each aalrant will recalv* a Mwvaatr t-shirt. ti«to aaeh a«» gnaip and rlbhooa will be
given to all (Inlshars. The entry fee u 13 M before June B and SJ after June S Throne mite course wlUbc held an the Jowlafc Osmmunlty Center* sthtatie IteMs The three mile course wt> start at (he JCC and go through Boy» Town and ttack Kntry forma may l>e pkrfcad V at (he • J", all You^lown Sloraa and loeal aportli^ good Asps. Far mare tatorwattaa, eoetact Churah Arnold or Al Bream
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Sara Greenberg Joins Center Staff For Tfto Summer The Chlkfcvna and Junior High Dapartatsal r—nrnttf that Sara Greenberg will be wortlng with children and Ju nlor High School actlvilies this eumaier She has worked In JewMh CeoHwaitty Ccntm aa the CkUdrana Worker in Skokle. lU and as the Youth Service* Oiraetar hi El Paao. Texaa She haa diractad horseback nding and the atpiatks programa at SMsMne Oouniry Day ramp She received her B A de^ free rrom Harvard and her Maalen in .Social Wort hwa
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