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Mission Meeting Reminder James Farber. I«M Ked eratMn Caiii|NU9i Chair man. haa mmunccd thai an infonnalional mwling in connrrtKHi with th*' IM) Fact Finding Mluton U) l^ raH will take place Mon day.ScfX I0al7 aopm in Uw Jewiih Community CcntM' TIM Mlutan I* Mtwluied lor rcb. ll-ltercti 2 and Mr raitcr laid that any one MarMtad In the (hp la encouraged to attend the Informational meeting

"Cost of Peace Will Be Greater Than Price of War": Jim Farber By Davtd Duitch Vemenlles m weddlnd tos lumen danrinil <>n the lawn nt the f'reiidenl* resldemr sallori commanding navy tioaU araund tJie Stnal Peninaula. young peoptc wortttng hard on amall Itolalad communitle* around Om country, and encounter ICMIOIW with mayom o( lirael to diicuaa reneual in their towns All of these imaget were part of the imo United Jewiah Appeal Phme Minlitcr'i Mlialan Leaden from 75 commu nitles In the United Statea and Canada ramp to Nrael durlnfi

Ihf Id--' •'••'•^ • ' ^'iKusI (or an inlpn'' mission In (IlKlcil .11.1 ipants wais» driPK • iiiahu headed b> rirlM-r

IWO Federation (ampaiKii Chairman and Ijuu Solomon Federation executive direclor "I came on the mi&aion tie cauae I feit It wan important to aee fint hand the situation in Israel today, In order tu run a aucceaafui campaign " Farb ef saw a lot During tlie mis sion the delegate* were received by President Vitzhali Navon at his residence, and met with K ••••• ".".'•.' Moahe Day.i Oi-fcnse Mill II .' It an airba.w They also I .' .ulh Jewish Agency exiand World Zionist Or ition chairman Arye liul/in and Jewish Agency irfasurer Akiva l.pwin»ky i)n<' dav Ihf mission flew to shann cShf ikh lo l<*arn alMiul till- ri)Nl of peace Sharm-e Sh I'ikli iilong with the rest of the Sinal will lie returned to KK>'p>

in Januarv IW3 under Ihe Peace Treaty The withdrawal will tie costly Irom both a stra legir and economic point of view The mission toured a Navy baM- there and sailed on mistile boats Afterwards the de puty romm.imler of the base lol'i ";il while all of Ihc pinent in .Sinai will be lr4iu>Ierred to other Naval bases, none of the phys leal .m t)e moved "Til. Iiniinewones 18 ImiU'JHMIUS

"I am convinced," Farber said, "that after viewing the Navy base thai the cost of peace will tie greater than the price of war We musi work doubly hard to raise funds now that we are In an era of Peace " At one session Pro(i-s,sor Ra'anan Weltz. head of the Jewish Agency's Rural Sel tiement Deparlment, In formed the group that rural settlement is not only impiir lani for the additional income

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III.. »..,.. ii se ctirlty reasons A settlement provides a guarantee that the area will remain demllllanzed Farber visited the Moahav Tomer In ttie Jordan Rift on the border with Jordan and had an opportunity to talk with some of the residents and learn firsthand about the problems and rewards of heing founding members on a small Isolated setllemeni After his visit Farber said he fell settlements should be a high priority in the t'JA drive this year On the final day of the misSHHi, Project Renewal, a plan to rehabiiltaic tfiiiiin families in neighborhoods Ihrougtmut Israel, was reviewed The (Ive year project is entering Its second year and l>eputy Prime Minister Ylgael Yadin disciused the progress of the ambitious tl 2 billion project with the participants

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Bond Sponsors to Attend Party for Mrs. Jan Peerce to Uie itTt Great Wanan a Dliriaton.Slale o( ItraH Bonda cam pat0t will have Iha appertenily to aaaal and vWt with Mn Jaa Faarea ai an toJorwal diaaaa andiwtoa rtfurtHti on Wednaaday evaninc, Sapt 12 at tte boma o( Mr and Mn Mickey Kaiilan Mr* Pearce will be the gueat speaker at the Israel Bond* tandMon lo be held the Mlowins dav at the Jewish C. .-nter '«', chairman of the Boanl of Govemora of Is rael Bends organlxallon. Is the wile of world famous tenor, Jan Peerce. and has travelled with him on concert tours all

ovar Uw world DuiiHIUkaaa jraawilil wtth Itte Rieanor traveia ahe hat had IbacMnct Rooaevalt Humanitarian to obaerve Jewish commu- Award for her life-long comnlUei In such far-flung places mltment to ttie Jewish people aa China, the Soviet Union. and the State of Israel Alaaka. Australia. South Afri A hmrheon Is being planned ca and Europe by Mrs Jeanelte Ban and her Israel Bond sponsor pim aaalitanls. Mrs Sis Turner will also be presented at the and Mrs Rose Ferenstein luncheon Purchasarsof a II. Raaervalloiu for the lunch MO bond will receive a Spon- eon should be made by Mon sor pin. COOO a Jerusalan) day. Sept 10 by calling Israel sponsor pin. COOO a (iolda Bonds office. 341 1171 Trans Meir Club certificate and pin. portation tn the luncheon can and $10,000, a Diamond Trua^ be arranged t)y calling the tee pin same numtier The name of Mrs J Milton In addition to Mrs Pecrce's presentation, Israel Bonds Margolin was Inadvertently will honor Mr* RoseBlumkIn omitted from ttte list of work at the Thuraday. .Sept 13 ers published earlier in the hmcheon where she will be Jewiah Preas.

Jimmy Fabar, right, and laraall Prealdent Yitzhak Navon, left, exchange pleasantrlaa during the IMO UJA Prime Mlnlatan Mlaaton laat week Navon hosted a buffet for the delegatea The other man was not Identlflad.

Hadassah Raises $31.7 Million— Membership Hits 370,000 Chicago-Hadassah, Ibe Women's Zhmlst Organiiatlon of America, which la the largest women's vohaiiaar organluilon In the U.S., ralMd ovar 17 million tbia year, It «aa I ai Ibe doaing aaaI of Ibe national convcntloa I al Ibe Palmer Houae

,Aug »n Beas Katt. of While Plains, N Y , national ireaaurer, explained In her report that even though the members responsi ble for lundralslng achieved a remarkable feal. in light of the Inflation they will have lo accept even higher quotas lor ItTMO "The Inflatloa and devalua tkm of the U .8 dollar has put a trawandoui burden on our Is raal budgcta Tfaua, Hadas^ aab's baonH* ooUactiona are aaten up by the riae bi coats."

ibe said The convention, attended by 3.000 driegales and guests, reprcaenllng over 1800 chapter* and groupa from every State in the Unkm and Puerto Rico, votad Ibe following qwv laa ilflMOi lor Hadassah's health, education and rehabilitation and land reclamalkNi services: tn Israel Hadassah Mcdl cal Organization maintenance K million, HMO Building and Development 13 3 mil lion. Youth Allyah 12 3 mil Ikai, Hadaaaah Israel Education .Servlcea (Communlly • andeis 'hool, aiui !iii- V ixaiior, iiuioance In stilute II S mlllkwi, Jewish National Fund 1700,000 In the I'nited .SUtes, the budget Is over 14 million This

in<'ludes Hadassah's adult and youth programs in Jewish Kducation; American Affairs and Youth Activities as well as leadership development "The total ifi."'*- ''inds Irom endowmii . s. I)eque«ts and KI~ - .^^'H u the money raised directly by the members." Mrs Kat/ explained Edith Zamoat of Highland Park. N J , national mem bership chairman reported a leap in membership this year from MO lo.171 J, MM "At a time when membership In women's organlzatkMU has been adversely af feoled by the large number of women i • !><• work force. I. which makes the luiKlramng obUgalions of the membert more dif llcull than usual, and by an in

creating emphasis on pursuits other than social and commu nal activities, the rea.soni> for this growth are worth analyz Ing," Mrr Zamost said "F'lrst, one must understand that when one must figure an annii.il liiss of memtiers r >h ami attrition II rial more than 2S. out new members Joined Ha das<sah thh year tn order to •I 1100

leant I ji ilnvc lur Mfe V. this vear reS'. sullctl III Ifit' I .115. This 000 new Llli brings l.lle Mfmriersnip in Hadasaah to the unprecedent ed figure of .is per rent of our total enrollment "Secondly, membership In volunteer organizations usual iv Increases In responw i<>

emergencies But this year our great leap forward dates fmm the good news and rising expectations emanating from Camp David The hope for peace has encouraged the American Jewish community o support programs designed lo improve the quality of life such as Hada.ssah s health, ed ucation and land reclamation projects in Israel " Hadassah's new Jewi.sh Na llonal Fund project lor the re newal of land in Israel, is at Biblical Sdom where 1-ols wife looked back and turned to salt "Since Hadassah women look forward." Fannie Cohen, nalmnal JNF chairman said. "We have only good expecta ttons "The new project is In a completely diderenl part of Israi.l \»ith didrrcnl cllmalr

living condllinns and aspect Irom Telen in the (iaiilee which we have jusi completed It Is in the Arava. the northern Negev. adjacent to the Dead Sea It Is a land of .sand and salt "The landscape is entranclngly tieautiful. made up of sculptured hillocks, of sand, and practically no vegetation It looks absolutely primitive, like an area no human bein; ever touched, yet. we know that in Biblical times it sup ported a creative life and i good-sized population." Mrs Cohen said "We will. In partnership with the JNF. help turn thb area Into an agricultural de velopment Furthermore, ti will provide a home not onl} lor natives and newcomer* (Continued on Page21

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iHey crow and tlw tomatoet. dKeoptaMs, Owi llwcucwnhiri. I llMyhadalycraUvedalaplaft' laUan wMdi predueaa aiqul' Ma (rull lu (amen are evenly ilivtded between labraB<n<tive4ianiUraeUi)ei urtMO dweilcn and new Imml pmU Moat o( tben had no previeua afrtcuKiiral cxperleoce.

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larded iiudfnti Hf hat •erved ai (•mity member and • •< Ikt AdMi laraat •i. PaMBle, NJ Ik «ai a«Manl priMlpal of Aeadanjr Hctirav Day IB Pamle. NJ and was Uw qdrtbial laa*r aad rrtad»d af Uw OMTWIUO" Akavatt ltr«.M«a He aiiB tcrvad aa ClUDlaln a( SI Luke't HoapMal In Nm Bedford RaWil Rand hoMt a Uattad SUIaa Army Raatnw LommhwInB ta Chipiata Capl Jacob Rand. «M Bagi men Ballallon. Ft RadRian. Maai. aad toon wUl trantfer to a local unit RabM Rand u a ceniried aad pruliMlaaal MohH in thr fleM of ritual drcuiBCtaton He haa been affUMad wMi Ba» ton Beth Itrad HatpMal and ether haaptUli He hai been ccrtined lor over IS yean At prindpal of the Hehrew •ehool. lUUil Rand will be re •panilt>l« lor new educational metiKNh and ledmtquei in ihe achoai cuntauhn and the laanlng proccaa He wtu t» Invohrad M all f aeaU of jrmth loadmMp and pro^aaia and piana to revllallie SYO program lor laenaum

| WorM News BriefS FfMich J«t(vs Ei«:twJ PARIS (JTAi-Simone VeU and at laaat law other Jowt Mere alactod to flw Burapoan Parllimowl In Prance Un VeU. who It Prance's HealUt Mmiitaf and a aarteua cvntandar lir the praawiocy of the European Aaaambly, headed the proipovamaMnt lilt bactad by Praaidant Val eryClacardd'Eatahig. Public I Un Vea't tarUa waanaMy M'avMary Twe other Jews, Claude P.ttier and Roger Gerard Sdiwartaaabaft. ware alaetad on the SodaiM Ucfcet Oaa Jew. Un Nicole Owuraiiui waa eiectad lor dte GauUlaU aod «M. Georfaa PrMnann. tortheOonuMBMi. Only tchwartaenherg. a unt vendty prtlaaaor and Un Chouraqiii, an arewamlat. are active In communal afWr Prince'i TM.OM-ttrong Jewlib conmunily itpreatiita abou IS percent of the ooiaitry'i lotal population Prance wUI have 11 repreaentatlvea In the aaurly elected European Parliament.

ADL Approve* NEW VOKK ijrAi Max well K Greentierg. rtulrman of the And Driamallon Laagaa e( Baal B'rtth. hat ex preaaad approval o( the State DcfMrtment'i appnaHlie to a tato of Amtrteaa Junha )eto to Libya on grouMli « ceuM be dMHmental to U S Intereat In a letter to Secretary o( Slate Cyrui H Vance, he uM (he AOL wtt "pleated to note (hat (he State l)ep*f<Jnen( has rtcopilaad the atixMig poaaMI Ity that Ubyt would uae the T4ri to laapinprUto and Un proper wayi to the detriment ol Americt'a InteretU and to (iir detriment of peace "

Vote Blame WASHINGTON (JTAi !ien Birch BayhiD lad I laid (ha( (he Senale'i rejectloo of hit conttltidlohal amcadBenl to aboMah thr Eleetaral Col left aod elect Piaaldaidt and Vice PrealdenU by papular vote meam the laaue will not be rMiewed al Icaat In tbit aeattonofCongraaa Commenting foUowmg deleal o( hit propoaal which he flr« tolroduced in INI. Bayh taid the Senate voie wat heav-

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He tpecidcally mentioned Vemofl Jordan, the League't caacHllvc dtrocter, and How trd Squadron, prealdtnt of the AJOonpwa Thehadtoauaed agahMt the maaaure In hear' infi I month ago held by Bayh'i Senato tubcotamltlee

Rededicated VIENNA iJTAi A 3I»feir^jld lynagogue In the lormer ghetto of Eltemtadl hat been rededicated alter com picttoa el Intoealve reatoretlon amfi flnaneed by the federal The aynaaogua In ladl. I town aoutheaal of VIen na near the border with Hun gary. will be pari ol a larger eompin plamied to Inchide a JewM mutaum and a Judalim miiarrti laitltiito. The aynagngm waa eioaed in Itn wtwn Nail Iroopa tn^ vaded Auatria It wat uaed at a dump for (irewood during WorMWtrll Only one worahipper. a Holocautt Hirvlvor. la prctently lefl ir (he flly to benefll from (he m(oration work

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Israel Bonds Will Honor Sam Rothberg in November Sun RoUifacrg, oneof Anwr ica'i forMMMl iMMtM* (n •orld J««4ali •ffalrt. «iU br konorad lor « liMime of •«-vtcc to lirail «l Ml Intonwtkaial TriMte In WaMi«lan. D C on NovMiifaer It. It7> under the aiaplcct of ti* l»rael BondOrganlxalian. H wu Muwunccd by Robert H «mM». WaaUngtan. DC com ^•kBity laadcr and real aatale ^^^elaper. mrrin$ u Chalr^inan ol thf rvent Primr Minlitpr Mrnacttmi BaglB vtu maJw a ipiclal trip to liie Unll*d SUtei to addroa Uw dtamcr In bonor o( Mn RoMMrg. Mr Smith uld Mr RotNberi wUI rtctlvr ttw Rnl Golda Meir Leader Mf Award The award, authertnd by the family of the late Prime Muustrr of lirael. II to be prtwnlcd annually to ( national Jewiih leader wbo kaa dMlngtHahed hlmirff in prmotllHI larael'i econoniic ind aortal progreai A principal founder of Ihe la rael Bond Organization. Mr Rothherg haa been a key fig ore In the growth o< the propram which hai prodtired more than U i billion for la rael'i eronomlr drvelopment IMI. At praaenl he la General

Chalrroan o( the worldwide lirael Bond (•-........linn, aa well ai Pr<' lirad

bre» ' .item He*.' ui«r of Ihe rrcon»lilul«*d Jewish Agency for hritr\ and has also been active in Weizmann In itiluir of hrhovol aixl the TrI Aviv llnlvenlty Mr Rotht>erg. who maket hit honie in IVorIa Illinois, became involved in Jewish communal affalri during World War II and tubaequent

ty Joined Iha National Umteo JewM Afful aa <me of the liiilifi e( the camto finance largtacale JewlMi hnffllgrathM and aet tlemcnt In liraei and rehablli latlon of the turvivon of the Nail holocauil In Rumpe He wa« Ihe nnit National UJA Chairman lor Hig(illta Since Ihe founding of the SUte ol Israel. Mr Rothberg hai Irequenlly Iwvn (-onxulled by even ' nr from David R< Mrnuc hrn • III U-v, r\ • •-liil. cultur;ii i*n<] i-fiHinfiiH lU-vvi opmenl ol the country He worked very cloiely for man> jrean with and WB« a family friend of the late Golda Meir Mr Kolhberg ii> well known In every corner ol Ihe Jewish world having travelled far and wide in this country ami overweiu to mobilize financial Mipport for Israel

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A Grateful Community Ttoow o( you who watched the talcvMon progrun on the Jew^ oommunity of Omalu recently gained some Insight into the aplendid Jewish histo^ ryofthisares. , Carol Gcndter.Abe Katelman and Louis Finkei. want w«y back in time 10 dlacuH the eariy his^ of Jews lenttag In Omaha, Uncotn. and Coun cU Bluffs Their recoUectJoaB and historical reports em phaaiaed the partici|>atiQn and contribution of the early Jewish settlera. Those early reaidenta were active in the growth of thetr mpective communities, txit there was something more. They also were active In the growth of the Jewish community. They helped one another and yes. In thooe early days too. they extended the hand of Meodihip to refkigee Jews from many foreif^ lands. This rich tradition of participation, contrilHi tion. — involvement - continues to this very day You, the reader of this editorial, are the recipi eat of iMOt benefactors - not only the Ihoiwnds o( years of JewW) beriUge. but the hiaidred or so years of early Nebraska settlers. We look forward to additional programs in this series as we look back with thanks to all of those who have traveled this way before

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Our Black Friends and Colleagues HAIFA Kvcn many w««k> atter L Afttire Andrew YoiMig". wd ancr re«Uo| «ll the many trcounti wIMdi nppMr*d In tfe* IMMw prM iMktac to nptaiii wM kippwNd. Iwadl* (M N dUOeuM to imdMaUnd «lMl caMd Ifet UMlon •nd die WMiMCtod CMlNalaUMi wtth ilw AHMCICM Macks Itradii MM* a very grial wipaUty lor Ihr Marki. u alroool every Maek vWtor to Uw caadnr can toUfy II to undentood that tktrt ia iraal pride k) Andy Vouna. •)» had aitalMd ptriHps KM feli^ieit poaltlon ever raacbad by a btock bi Uie UnHid Stotaa. llhplJtiitaaal (r«m affie* under iMwtal cirtumalaMaa came ^f Mow to a paepie who are (or guuJ liaiaii iiiwltn r in aiirtl tlilnii BmnoonekiUraHcaflun derauad dM vehemcnoe a( Uw pratart WkM Pr«Manl Caitar MlHMd UK tonanm o( UM Patorttae axlnMitU to Uie dvU rt^da BMVHMM la AoMTtea (ae naltar wkal ciptonatiaef be latar |MI an Ua remartai UM ilatonani Aoidd have etldtod i grMt wave o( lndt«iaUan ain«i« the Macks, ycl H wai piaaed over wtUi rtlaUvely UlUe cooimenL ex cept by Jew* who retented Uie reflertion on the rlvU r)||Mf peo-

Bail Criticizes Promise to Israel BjrlH NaarEartRaparl Tke prailAc Qawgt W Ball, an Invetorale crHic ol Israel, ^•Tkepi a WMtdagMa Paal haadUneon Augusl M tor an anide In wttdi he airfly «iatoBded UMi PnaldenI Caftor riHidd batw -ifsared Henry rirtngW* sccrH toto^il^ pwlai UM( die Unltod Stotoa woM iMl MpUato wttb or racapba dto PtO " It was "|i rtuupwly lii»i HKIMI tor a raat pawar to give a Uny aaUon a veto on ttadlplHMlk traadan a( aeUM." BaM said lllii miiini I il 11 iim thilTI "I [ iirit] riiiiiirll'i TT no I III af the Kraud aoarwd to a cUmai In Hs naaattatton or Israel guian—d «MM«d kraal many tmigiwen over Oie M Otoae prpvvd aylHinaral to IkBH a( cftoii iar. II yas they wawunBatoril and did BBttowlvaradprocal commUmawmty Uraal Bid tte pramiae to oivaae alterattons of ReaaMaai Ml and » Mid to dmy raeaBnWM to the PLO untom H ackMvMfid iKaai'arl^toaiMwMnalaa(cre(KlMaw»«Mffl. Itwm to avmbar IfTS when Israal pdM back to the tolaal yew la ritort M k an tovtolaMa eoBbfet • cndBMty worid vantoh itolMlly If tt were to acdde to Ball's IrreipMWi iBp)""""! ''"^'y Ball has a laa( record et partlsaarfilp la ISK, m under secrelary ol state, he prevBltod upon s rckKtant Confram not to In^ tUL an riaabhv icaaswH aid to E«ypl's PrealdMM Naamr He latortod idndntolrnltoii iipiwIltoBtotoalslatloBtochanwui the Arab boycott In ir4 Ball called for an hnpoasd Arab^lsraeli setUemenl fuaraotoad by Uw great powara. He crttictted Ktorinaefi itoaUa dlpiomacy Md Bw Mchalan •( tke RtMiaaa (ram Oto oiflBtl-

Lato to II7S he attacked the EgypUan-lsrsdl Interim . He wMtod Uto Utolad Slatos to nwvc with Ihe SoBdfapaana to vto a imatBaleral sittlamnt. conI Ikat Sadat's mfhienee would be weskened by a "sell suf'toOielaraalls

The Jewish Press PubMiad vMoaUy on Mdav By tlM Jovvtoh Fodofallon of OflMha S4via Roffman JudidiMwtMig Suianno Richards Sombsrg

Iff. ^wK^ w^i9f Mo#l'l#

Sscond Clam PoMaat r«^ « Oirata. Ntiir iSutMcnplianllOOO Advsmmg RJIM on •poScjoon

Hit ItNbeok. "t>l|>loma<'> Kur A (Yuvtdrd World. ' caiU''« polirm. which gave rise (n (he impmslon that Ball hoped to succeed htm at aecrM«r> of siauIn a IVn aitlcle. "How to Save tirarl in Spilr ul llrrM*!!. he piipeaad a PIX) sUto and urged V S econainK and mUltary sandtoM to toitc Israel to capttulate Cnttci ashed wital lever age WasMaglan had to torce ttie Arab iUtoa to ge aloi« In iffH. kt detended Uie Mde of P-lk to Saudi AraMa taal w« Impair tkaprmpact of paaee.(B«il did the sals aniMMeM?! In Ms conclusion. Ball beat the oil drums. Rcvcallnc his moli valkMi "By (hr Camp OavM accords, we ar« to dM^er of allenaiuic (hose Arab natMru that supply anMklrd «f tke free worU'sod "

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Would Oto tote Martin LuUier Ktog Jr , Uie vatoran SCIJC toadir ever have thoi^ of dikver1i« the SCLC to Uw PW Ten days before he was murdered In l«M. when the toor-year old no was already waging « ar agamsi Israel. Kbig told the Rab*y I tar lamal naans Mcurtty. and w« muM Hand wkh an t to pratoct Ito r1^ to extol. Its terrttortal totofflty and Uie rl|^ to OM wbalrver tea laiMa It ntedi "Israel Is one of |ba r«al oulpotto of democracy to the world, and a marvetom wanipli o( what can be done, haw desert land can be tranatanaad tale an oasto of I "Paaoa tor Uie Arabs meana a kindof econooitc lecuniy Uial ttiey m daipii alely need " So. Me canUmied. "there Is a need tor a Marshall Plan" If only the el) rich Arab Hatos had llnanred a Marriial PIM I of die PLO'i martial design

Wlial li Uie conMcUoQ between Arabs and Uie AmerlcaA

aUadaredto was UK Arab Ttare are some

Ike only thing Uial comm to diarvH thai until recent years )l whs ware angagtd to a Mack slavr iradr say ttial to one form or another it Is ttiil

Black leaders say Uiey cant imderstand why the Israelis rr IMS to talk to Uie PLX) IsraaMs took al H Uito way It is like sMUag wtiy Uwre U hosUllty between HM Macki and the KKK' Why don'l Uir blacks act nMSonaUe and mirr inio nrgoUaUaw wlUi Uir KKK for mutual undentandinn briwwn Uwm* Woukta't ttiat appear to be s reasonable thing to do. leading lo tatcr-coauwaial peace* Anyone who recaUs Uie KKK bomMng of Uie churck In Bir mlngham aome years back. In whMi Inur Mack 0rli werr killed, knows Uie answer to ihsl Well. In our eyes the PLO Is worw man in*- n^K Amiai s terrortsU have made It s basic phlloatpliy ol (hrlr movement to Uirow bombs Into schools. markalpUMaa and crowded butm. ladiacrlmlnataly killing wwnan and cWldran. How quickly Uie wortd forgets eadi act of teTT"-*"" -'•rael. bulUieltst Is kmgsnd Moody If there sre no ni' <iuse IsrsH Inlercepto. anticipates or apprehends Uk' A ......... Mllert ' In srorm of easM. but some itUI get Uirau^. Iwael'i' prp <-mn<iv<> strlkcs at Uie bases whprr !hr Plfl Is ptotllngai caltodaggwmton Worn «rll wewrrrio ^i«-bombers dMIhelrdaft.i' 'irtf No. my dear Mack friends, you have nothing in common elUwr wiUi Uie KKK or Uie PLO lerronsts. nor do you have any common language with ttiem There Is one further observation Uiat must be madr pvpn if brtelly Paw nattans have done as much, retatlvr to their tiw and waoMk. M has Israel In aid to the nrwiy devdaping IndependHlt aUtes of Africa IV rrrord ik i mignincent one Israeli* and Jews eveiy where are luaUy proud of M II grew out of a ram awn cauw and out of a cammon suftartog ami peraeeulton nitse are ttie same Mack African stata all of wMdi esoept Nlgerto. an> 10 affected by Uie Arab ok tgusaat. Uml many of Uwm today lace lamine and suffertag unmqaant upon economic dl•aster In recent years an Matortcal alliance has bean torgnl beLel H not endangered by by hasty and ill-considered are SMmles of Uie Macks and to dhrkie us to our moral alli anoe tar )itolk» and buBsaii dlgMty lor all people, irmpective of cotororrellgton

llic^eclitt^r ToUieKditor The Jowlsh Prew on June S ran an Item i iWfm'skig an allanvt by Uie AallOefamaUon League lo pUca aa advmUiamaol to Porbes' annual Arabic edttton Enctoaed Is s copy of ttie letter ire wrote to Uiosr wtio queried UB about Uie situation ' Wa tad Uiat this Inlormslion helps put Uie mjiiter to a more wtptatopanpacUw. Malcolms Poriies.Jr It was Uw aonual Arabic odttion of Forlws Uut did not ptSillahUM ad of Uie ADI^ not Uie rtvdaredttton of Forties There would have been no proMem naiolng Uie ad to the reg liar adHtoa of Porbes. If Uw AOL had wlihtd to da so, but they waoM only Uie Ar^Mc edttton In tact, ttiart would have baan no proMen runnmg the ad to Uic Arabic edttlan If iliere were any psialMlliy Uwt II would have been dtotrkMitod to lu Arabic As you know, ttie diher Arab nations have severed reUttona wiUi Egypt aver Uw peace treaty - a b«aiy which Porbes has repaatodly urged. siaH^irlad. and applauded While we fell the ADL sd lo be Innocuous, most Arab states don'l and would UiereloTf have bMMMd Uial laaue Ttie Arabic cdlllon would have bean rfl(Tilvp|y ruined and the ADl. would hove wasted its monty s I iH«-It sintondsd audleoce would not have seen Uwir nwaaagr I hi' AOL understood all tliit and one can only wonder what Uietr iTMitlvcs mtlty were In trying to piMictza Uils matter In the may (hal Ihcydid Malcolm S Kortm, Jr

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Dr iMllIre BradtayBvmaa wUl br ccMiraied Uili Sal urday. .S«pi I, al t 30 p m at the MInctia Servicr At.u^ih iv ractSynafocue iServlcetam and dlaniMion r Rabbi •Warn I SdMMl claam bcgia Um jperUI anrmMy for all ay SciMwl and Talmud Torab partnli will br Ivid on Sunday at to Ihr Sanctiurv i <ia Ullihpil • : "Ihc I Jaculj K<ut(l VI ill iiilortn the parents of thr proKram ol matntctionk and artivitm lor the coming year WaiWayi 7am and 7 3D p m SUCHOS SERVICE Beth lual prr HighHix xMiervicr wtU be held on Saturday. Seftl«nber ISUi accordms to the

iietivitiejii tattowbwadiedule l:»pm AprrSUdHaprofran to UM aad^ kali Rabbi Nadon wiu diacuaa and analyit a*v«ral a^facU al cur rent polHlcal. aacial and tAt catlonai piaMfa \m Urad 10 « p m • SMcrtaod will •erve rrfredUMBU 11 JDpm SItctaaacrvtcM wUl be bcM In the lanctuary. eanduetcd by RafaM Nadoff. Cantor fettman and the Ow youm people (pool Bar ft Bat MHjtvahi will al«> meet at t 30 pm lor Ihrir imn Slir hoa Mgbl artivily After an loc enam aocial. RabM Jacob Rand, new phnripal and youth dirrrtor. will lead thr gnup In Ihf nriiiit.ini Wli)»inR which in (he !•«> aer :| li lUp ill

. t MKTERY SERVICE

MEMORIAL

Two PTf^HiRti Hnlulav WeBonii' Siaid.. be beta ai ijoincn iiiii < iiiic leryiSOBNo 42SI latllam The aecond lervice will be held al thr Beth Hamedroah Haiiodol Crmrlrry < mo So 42 SI > al 2 p m The Memonal Services will be ciaiducted by Rabbi Nadofl and Cantor FHtman

DsdicatiorM A memorial lor Ida Kahn will be dediraled on .Sept ». Golden Hill Cemetery II » a m A memorial for Morris ApppI will be dedi af 11 3 m in GolU< Kabbt luiuu: NMIUII

Pleoss join us os our son St*v« bscomes a Bar Mitzvoh Saturday •vening, September 8, 6.30 P.M., Beth Itroel Synagogue. No invitationt have been sent. Marilyn and Brad Berman

Sabbath CandloUghttng

TMn|>i« Israal

Bath El

BRVICBS PM*qr:7iopm Sarvtce* will be heM In the

OERVICU PMay:l l&pm Rabbi Kenneth and Hanao HOtmi Shapiro will conduct Ibc acnrtoM letartey: ISO a m preliminary aer vieea 10am Shaharti 7 Mpm MIncha-Maartv Siaaqr: lam V«lk4pys:7am andTpm MDrSCLUB Beth El Mtn't Cliib wiU hold a breaklaat on Swday mon>IngSept 9a(9«affl IMIow Ingttw'' tealipeaker will b> >Mrt Shapl ro

RabM Sidney H Bmaka. RafabI Barry L Wetnatotn aed Cantor tiaifP KarpwittalOctale lalarday: iiam

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On Tuaaday, Sapt 11, naon al Tenvle SMMtnod wlU hold MahMdMon Tttr program wtU be about "Enrrgy. The Econ^ omy and You!" FoUowtnc lur)rh. there will be a panel dlacnaatai with Vinre Brawn. CMCuUvc dtrednr n( (he Nebraika Priml' il. Margie Haniei ire advlaor for OPI'D jrnl (.wrge t Maman. economiKl from Mf "vnmi. Iis CUSK >mrasi[a s luri mippiiet. ow own peraonal tpiala lor corarrvation ar-* "•'• ••••\jn outlook lor mi in general Join u 'H ttw quHilam \ our energy >• vatloni ihould be m no later than Sept 7. rail Temple U ran (SSMUCi (;ue(U wUI be weicomed

Lincoln TH«r«th Israel Prtday up m H«-min/Mfn< <»> <il (IK- p.!*! n*l<-l>ratingZSyran An (Hieg Shabbaf will follow »er\ice» Saturday: Shachantta m Rededlcatkin of the Samtu^ ary Kktduah luncheon boated by Itie preaiH'^i'*- o-*^! ^"fi "^*' •ent

B'nai Jacob Adaa Yashuron SERVICES Saturday:! 45a m Sunday lam

MEMOfUAL SERVICE

Annual Memorial Service* will be hHd on Sunday. Sept 9 altpm al Beth Kl Cemetery LEARNmC CENTER rOR JEWISH WOMEN The fall «rme»ter (or llip beaming Center lor Jewish Women will begin on TueiMlay k:<.ni II «nH ^,11 (Yinlinur for , at Beth Rl .^..a„..^^ : •* am In noan Regtitraiion inn br made on Ihr beginning cla» day or by railing the ayna gogur office

Benediction for Kindling Sobboth Lights:

SERVICES Prtday: 7pii.

Offutt AirBaaa SERVlcm Service* are condurted in the CapetJart 'Ti.tpel on the •wood KrKt' ""Ui p m and . i^ iii 7 30 p m An (JiH'ii Mutbbal Inl lowxlheaervlce 'xTvice* are conduct««1 by Kiil>l>i Sydney L lioffman

Dr. Shar Homa

Council Bluffs B'nai Israal

OESVICBS: OaByaodMerday lam Men and yomen of the comraunily are invited lo partidpair In the lervlcea

SERVICES: Satwday:iam Sunday lam Servlcn conducted by Mr Sam Sack!

SHUKERT'S MEATS & DELI SBUWIIIIanw

lorukh Atoh Adonoy Eloheinu AAelehh Hooiom. Asher Kideshonu Bemitzvotov Vetzivonu Lahodik NerShelShabbot.

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fhe >«Mah|i •*#<> taam k» ker» witf h m^m't km <•• lany Crr«»oMd. twrtntm*

(Blessed art Thou, 0 Lord. Our God. King of the Univene, Who sanctifies w by Hit ConMnondments and has commondod i» to Itindle the Sabbath lights)

This Service Presented os o Courtesy by

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OMAHA aJVDiaS AND L0ANA8§0CIAnQH

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Dovid'i Whole Rooiteri » *• Turkey Wings Pick led Tongues

TTie brtdr wai attended by ber matron of honor, Mn Robert Faidman o( Clilcaao and brtdeamaMi Annette Ruback of Auatln. Tex . the poom'i •later. Sandra Bonchaw. Dal iaa. Debbie Uulerbacit. Kl Paao, Tei. Robin Roaen. Miami Beach. Mn Bill Ra binaky. Houitan. Tex Larry Kelberg of Omaha waa beat man Groomsmen were Allan and Larry Ruback of Omaha brotben. ni (he gro"' tMei Oni.. Jotl: man iMtin oi <

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NATIONAL aH'NCIL OF JEWISH WOMKN Thp tmard of Ih4' .Naliunal I'ouncl. of JcwIMi WiiriM'n will merl on Thursdjiy ,Se|il 13. jl t 30 a m at th«- JpwiHh Com munity ('enl«T HAOASSAH KVENING GROUP The Evenlnn Croup of lia daiaah will mivl at Ifir hnmr of Valerie Seidman. Wi Brrkr ly Circle, near I'apillion. on Monday evrninft. Sppi 10.7 30 pin Thti meetinn will aerve aa a program plannlni aeaalon All membert. penpectlve mem bert and nrwcomen are In vlled For further Information call Valerie 331 KI22 or Claire Blaaa »l fti22

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ELBCIKD iJTAi JackL Cummtngi of Montreal haa been elected chairman of the Board of tfovermrt of Tel Aviv Unlverdly He Mcoeads Dr Raymond SacUerolNcw York City, who Md (be poai for four yttn Cummingi la the tint CanadI an to bead this International body, whldt govema larad'i lameit unlveralty

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triMi> <>( Srbratka al Omalw at Augual (raduallon Ml Cohm u an Art Teacher in ll« Omaba Pubilt SdHota Icaley OoiMa. former Oma ttf/t. JUBl relumed from a lour manika trip Ihroui^i paru ol Eaatam and Weatcn Eurapr kackidlns Poland and Raaaia Ske r»ce)v«l n —' •• grant Imm Thr i CalHomu at San:. . ,„. ...i tlw trip Ma Cobm ipenl a weak IB Omaha with her (ami ly beler* rMumlni to Califor nlaandfdiool Both women are Uiedaui^ ten o( Pe«y OeUnd and Oo^ nald Cohrn of Omaha

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^^ Beth Itrad KadUnah SVG ^MtnUy mH fat dtct oflictn Wm Uw conlni lerm Thr nrwiv elected ollietn are preildeni. Mlndy Welner. first vice prMtdent. Florettc Kupfor, Mcond vice prttt4m*. WMdy Wetner, corrFIpuiiiam MKretariei. Brent Wine and Jay PMkin: trea•urrr. Harry Berman. nnanelal aerretary, Jonathan Marihall Al Ihia meetlni beaullhil worda of tiibule werr itpoken •IXMtDr and Mrs lrvlci||Sha piro (or their itiany years of guidancr and dlreciMn to the Kadlmah croup Mnnber* of Kadlmah preipnted thr Shapt ma with a wall plaque In ap preclatlon ol their devoted aprvice The Shaplro'n will be inovHi( to PboMtlx. Aru In I'pcomtng rventa Include an the near future ^ "iiral on Sept 9. Kadlmah will aoon be an- >:,. Mild Abuse Also a nouncUig lla iprcial activillea poskit>le dale party Ik planned for the comlnc year, begin- iorOd 13 ning with a RiMh lor new Until M Z s neKt arlirle, mambcn A fall Shabbalon please keep this thought in lor the Mtdweat region will be mind "The be«t way In keep hoated by Kadlmah on the (nends i> not to give them lendofNov 1 away" i Wilson Mizneri JM^ Kand li Beth t new youth direrlor will work with the Kadi Protocoli and Tovim ftroupt UlNDONiJTAi Britain s Jew ish defense leaders are ex M Z Y06HANAH pressing concern al refnirls by thai the "Protocols ol lh<> Klil Barb Forbea and •ra of Zion, ' the nolorluas SherylTatelman VaralkHi lime It over and fonsry' espoatng" an alleged il'» lime to hll the books, but world Jewish conspiracy, is before you do, let's tell you widely circulating in Britain about what'i been going on In and even in unlversilies It has aroused fears that MZV (}n Aug Z3. the group re- anil Semite* and anti Israeli reived their new frtahmen. extremists plan an even big (er campaign on British cam the rlut) eilendi a warm wel rometo JuJIeCordman. Amy puaes after the summer vaca Mann. KandyUordman. Mlira tkMi The Protocols are promoted Mahtobl. Andl Arnold. Julie Nachman. Koaalle Katiman. here not only by an eictreme Joni Tohen. Kran Remer. right wing publishing rompa Wendy Rosenblatt. Laura oy Init by studi'nt Ulainu Si» Yampolaky. Julie Norwich. rielies '

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DIARY OF ANNE FRANK Sunday. Saplanbcr I •MatlnacZ Upm Ev«nlag7:Mpni •ChUdTM a< Saaaan TtcM taridan mCE CvMtoc Pailwinawca—II1% Cawlar

New Format for Girls Gymnastics

Tha itrii annnaaUct icam ti Ukti« on a itltfiUy dMtranI toraul Ikto year Ato year'i |yn dub wU) tadudt a drraiipmwtil town md a eawpadUM laaat Tlw dnatopaHntal laaa wtt itrw the davriapoMot of todH naoaanry tor aaapati SOCCER STARTS tton. TlH girto «riU toam Ifet NaUonal agi ipoup raultoM. aa w«u TlK UcNy JOC aa dH baato ifcilk naeaaaary to ba w aOartivt gynuwat.'audi "Kick" laenr toi^M «M Alto aa grata. llauMUty aMi 4aaai WH ba atnaaad. HK 0rli timpiiaii toaa «• eanatot a< a^r gM who can HartSapi iTanlteJCCAlth toOr natdi M t:» p ni All pnrtoTB Ow naUoaai aga 9«9 ranUnaa. Tht eoaipatiUw team toyi and 0rto to lUndarfartan wfll avaragi ona naal a mnUi wMfc chtoa Iram eihar parti o< uw BMtroaraa. Preiaaien gywaallti taam «orfc«ds bagto Sapl.» Any Hatopaftidpato giri bat««n the agM of ntac and M to tUgtote tor prwwMoo ~ aawaba tMTt-onto. The eniy nqnlremenl to a hacfcround to OH bMtn iptagrvflika tplajral a( gytoMaiica and a dtoir* 10 work hard tar one and a hair houn toMl Ma katf d aack faaa a««k. The praTMa a gitl nahat to Iha pre maoB work-auu wtU . aad vB raoai«a a ipadal JOC •iHUnwiiiiJ "T• Mrl.Faa help dMMi whalhn-Miy «« ho an the devttopnantal cr (Mh tor UM prarM to aoljr no tor patiiivctoam for ipaeUlc totorwatton mgar^ng ibe gymaaatie vnaraa caUdwPE DiMftBHntair

Havr you vsamlned Uir widr variety ol daiaea Ulat are betng oftarod lor pr»^ icboal cMkhcnr PUy I* Im portani In the ptiyttcal denlopmani of a rhUd Tberc to an old taytaig thai "To daprlvf • child of cscrcloe la to nukr thatcMldpeor" Ihaoftortagi tor prO'atlwotora to the gym and the pool can go a long way rteb to ipmt and body Of Muraeihe pnnat to the moat Important educator of the young child Tha cUaaa* can only open Uic ttoor* tar the child and the paraau. THe pre-adMHl daaaa* oHer a wide vtrMy of iklUa rang tag (ram iwimmlng to largr OMMde devrlopinenl oo the igparatut The rxptoratlon on Uie equipment in Che gym car develop the coordination lUtnglh, endurance and agili ty naeaaaary tar niceam in « vide variety of activliict Thr early expmure to the water WtU prercai UM taar thai ofton

to iMgg vary aatural and ftm tar ihechUd II you have any ipwatlniM regardliig the clawi*. call the P.E.o(neaata44M

The otitdoarnrlmniiog pool wiu be flpOT thto wMhand Md neit waakcod Sapl. M wiU be thelatt day the outdoor pool WtU be opan Itoo (aR. Ikaoitt to averyone far halptog to maka Ihto a aate and fun aum mar at the pool.

JCC FALL ACTIVITIES REGISTRATION ENDS SUNDAY SEPT. 9

Shwon Ludwig Jokis Pre-School Staff Aiatow Goodman. Chahv*ra*n of the Pr»«teal Commit too. and Mailmi PMat. Pra4chad Dlrm^tor, ara ptoMtd to a» •awaca Iha ippidilmiiil af ghaian Udwig to Iha Pi»geh*al itaff I win toMb iha 1 day a ffl dba*. and aaatot to a S day « m dam ARar graduaUog U^ aehaol to Grand Rapidk, MIdUgM. SMroo atlandad Woatcni Michigan Univarrity In Kalamaaao Than abe eamad « Bacbatora darM to Etomentary Iducaton. and a Maitara darw to Early Etomantary Educatloa. flbmao ta«i0il kiBdergarlcn In Grand RapM* and Kalamaaao, batare nmlnf to Omaha I year and* ball ago LaM year, ihe worked list LufcoaPre-Scheol In Omaha Sharon and bar htnbaad Roger, a Vice-Preaktant of Gale Oly, Stael Corp.. have an im year old daughter. MirhHIe "Wr(r«| i*rtunit«tohciiegharanwithu(".BaidMn Fumt

Father-Child Breakfast To Be Scheduled The pre-«dM»l't lather-rhild brrakful wtU be held on Sept IS FnmJ tSam tol 45ain. children and their dadi. grand lalh«•r^ and urn Ira will c-otne tolhr "J lorabagtibraakfaM a fine upfnrlunlty lor falhera to lea anr daa tmir xir traih)-r\ urid become aqnakded wtlh our idwol'.laidMirlenK ixnl Director Thr coat of ti)r K. Hrrafcfaal wUI be tl » lor adult*, and 11 for prrachooleTi Kor more Information, contact Marten Froitat thr "J"

Center Schedules Israeli Stars Danny Maarni. known lor lilt Broadway appearance ui the laradl produdion "Only Footo Are Sad", Is one of fourteen li raell and Egyptian itan who will be perlonnlng at the J" on Od a "Here U larad" will be coming to Omaha lor a two-hour perlormancc m part o( the Jrwuh Community f>nler'a fifth arail vcnary oeiebratian in their building on iSnd SInet. Judi RoaanbUtt. CoChalrman of the JewWi Cultural ArU Council, announced that Kr«d Simon wUI be aervtog a* the Chairman o( the annlvenuiry celebrallon

Jewish Holiday Schedule Friday. KoptambarM f rov Rooh Haahanah CantOf clooaaBp.m. artdraopana Monday. Septambt 24 at 1:30 Sunday, Saptombof 30 Eraw Yom Kippui Center doon* 5 p. m. and roopona Soplemhor a at (iJO a m Mday. October 6 [rev twfchol Center clotee B p. m. and reopone Monday. October i at 1:10 a m. Mdny. Oeteber 12 KfW MMfMfN AtZ9fVt MVV vfOTIOMTOfWI

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